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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-16
R DESCUBRIMIENTO.
Despues de largos amos de

Despues de largos amos de
continues estudios en- nuestro
laboratorio, nuestro qulmlco
felizmente y para bien de H.
humanidad doliente combine
los componentes de las atama-
das Y maravillosas P1LDORAS
ELWELLS para los rinones, las
cuales han tenido un exito a
sombroso en- donde quiera que
son conocidas, por su etlcaZ Ia
Dor en- todas las afecciones de
los rinones y vejiga, ponlenGo
a los rinones en- su vigor nor
NAL para combatir la invasion
del acido urico. Cuando los RI
homes Sc italian enfermos IA
Gil es descubrirlo por los
.siguientes sintomas: Reumatis-
mo. nerviosidad, dolor Gle es-
palda y cintura, jaqueca, orlna
escaidante, ell orinar a retaZos
0 con demasiada frecuencIa,
cansancio por las mananas al
levantarse, abatimiento, debiii-
dad sexual, gotta, piedra o cal
culo v otras dolencias mas.
Las Pidoras Elwells para los
rinones, debido a su Influenza
directa sobre los rinones hacen
desaparecer todas las afecclo-
mes Que Sc derivan de su mala
condici6n y hacienda espeler
todas las materials nocivas que
Sc encuentran reconcentradas
en- la sangre.
Las Pildoras Elwells para
los rinones, debido a su fama
Y d los grandes triunfos obtenl-
dos en- miles de caSos de perso-
mas que sufrian del NAL de los
rinones. son vendidas bajo la
mas extricta garantia, este es
81 no dan a I'd. los buenos re-
sultados que prometemos, de-
volvemos a I'd. su dinero. Els
la Gnica medicinal para los RI
homes que Sc vende GARAN-
TIZADA.
Ell precio de las Pildoras Ell
wells para los rinones es de
81 90 orc americana la GAIA,
O sea un tratamiento para una
semana, pero 81 nos ordena un
tratamiento complete para cua-
renta dias, 0 sean 6 cajas Sc 10
enviamos por So. 90 ORC ameri-
cano.
Toda consulta es tratada con
la mas extricta reserva.
E~scribanos hoy mismo deta-
llandonos su enfermedad y en-
vienos 10 centavos y lie envla-
remOs una muestra completa-
mente gratis, suficiente para
algunas dosis.
Dirijirse a
The ElweLI's Medicine Manfg.
Co.
Dpto. A B. P. o. Box, 1888.
Binghanton, n. Y. I. S. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-16
Procession Religiosa.

Organizada por apreciables
personals de la colOnia meXica-
ma, Sc verified antenoche una
procession ptlblica en- honor de
Ia virgen de Guadalupe.
La procession, en- que toma-
ron parte personals de alta re-
presentation social, parti6 de
Ia Iglesia de San Agustin y re-
corri6 las GALES de ZaragOza,
San Bernardo y Grant.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-16
MATRIMANIO.

FL 20 del corriente unir&n
para siempre sus destinos en-
Saspanico, Texas, Ia senorita
Maria Whales y ell Joven Ger
vasio Contreras.
Les deseamos una eterna
luna de miel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-16
! NF0PNzC0V GENERAL POR TELEGRAPH Y C0RREO

mente jefe de las operaciones
militares en- ell Norte del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-16

A La PRENSA
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24

bands radicals will attempt to over
throw the government.
If the president grants her grace,
he outrages public opinion. If he re-
fuses executive clemency, he faces a
colossal scandal. For all Paris knows
that certain fallen politician who is
determined to protect Nine. Caillaux,
sent muck merchants to America
with orders to bring back a man
thought to be dead or divorced long
ago-Mme. Poincare's earlier hus=
band.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24

of Helen School, II, also a victim,
dead.
Madison, Wis.-"More than $780,
100000 is being spent by Japanese
government each year on her navy
while only one-sixth of that amount
is spent on education" according to
S. K. Hornbeck, Univ. of Wis.
Madison, Wis.-Joe Dragnie, Aus
trian slayer of big Mike" Jelaca,
workman on Northwestern R. R.,
sentenced to 25 years in prison.
New York.-Mrs. Phillip Weissen-
born, suing for divorce, said hus-
band forced her to eat mince pie
every night. Suit dismissed.
New Tork.-After buying prize
bull for $4,000, John Arfmann had
auto specially built to carry animal
about the country.
London.-lndustFial accidents in
England have increased from 1850
to 1909 in last year, according to
factory inspectors report.
indianapolis. - Having wrapped
cat in newspaper, boy, II, soaked it
with kerosene and touched a match.
Cat ran through shed setting it afire.
Boy escaped.
HaVerstraw, N. WIN, v. CIeary,
town clerk for IA years, shot and kill
ed son-in-laW of few days. Refuses
to give motive.
New York.-84-miIe an hour gale
swept here yesterday, doing consider
able property damage.
Washington.-Pres, Wilson with
drew name of Thos. B. Jones as mem
Der of federal reserve board at re-
quest of Chicago manufacturers.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Wilson indi-
Gated that "age limit" for appointees
of U. S. supreme bench is so years.
Grand Haven, Mich.-Fire Destroy
ed Grand Trunk R. r: elevator and
200 feet of warehouse. Loss $4,000.
ST. Louis.-ReV. Phillip G. CarIin,
Methodist oxyo oo1ict T1Jbn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24

band.
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
Marissa, TII.-Paui Jones, IA, killed
in struggle with Albert Hamilton, IA,
for possession of rife. Exploded.
BeIIeviIIe, III.-PauI Liedig, SO, be-
came insane because clairvoyant told
him his wife was associated with
other men.
Tulsa, OkIa.-HoImes Davis, U. S.
enforcement officer, and Edw. Plank,
deputy, shot and killed by VIM. Baber,
suspected bootlegger..
Sheyboygan, Wis.-Tornado did
about $4,000 damage.
Detroit.-Mrs. Helen CandIerk,
bride of months, shot husband and
attempted suicide. Both will recover.
Neighbors caused quarrel.
PhiIadeIphia.-FFed Dennisen, Chi
cago, and Freda LaRese, former Los
Angeles, Cal, policeman, charged
with passing bogus checks, arrested
Columbia, S. c.-Unidentified man
shot DR.. Jas. H Mcintosh. Will re-
cover.
New York.-Keepers at Blackwell
Island suspicious of hunger strike"
of Becky Edelson, anarchistic speak
er. Think she is eating on the sly.
Meridian, MISS men killed in
freight wreck on Mobile & Ohio. .
Sydney, N. S. W-Interrupting a
wedding, 4 masked men relieved
bridegroom and guests of $4,000.
Syracuse, N. Y.-PoIice searching
for Harry Duff, Cleveland, who dis
appeared here.
New OrIeans.-Bubonic plague
claimed another Fictim. fGEySand4motbeE
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04

$ Sweat oatha s't i5cH
 First-class sweat baths and mas sage parlors at room 5, Montana. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
America To Protest.

WASHINGTON, Nov. At is be- lieved here among diplomats that the United States government may pro. test to Great Britain against the or. der closing the North Sea, which is not exclusively British water. It is not believed here that this govern. ment will go further than making a formal protest as it is known that unless willing to back up by force the right to enter the North Sea the protest will be of no avail. II is understood among the diplomats that Great Britain is ready to back up her right to close the sea with force and that interference with ii means war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
Germans Are Training Turks.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The Turkish army is being trained by German of ficers of whom 500 are now in Fur. key, where 100000 of the Sultans subjects are being drilled and equip ped for the war with Russia and England. The failure of the Turkish army against the Italians and Balkans is believed to have been due to lack of organization. which will now be remedied and the army placed on q fighting footing, officered by German officers of experience.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
Germans Withdraw From Yser.

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The Germans have withdrawn from Yser in good order, although the loss has been heavy during the fighting in that sec tion. The opening of the dikes has prevented any further advance so the troops were withdrawn to the Ypress region.
 Heavy Fighting About Ypress. The center of the fighting is now at Ypres, where the two armies are battling. If the Germans are success full the Belgians at Yser must fall back, as the Germans can then at tack them from the rear.
 Kaiser In Personal Charge.
 The kaiser is personally encourag- ing the men and has taken personal charge of the operations at Ypress. The war office reports that the troops are pushing the allies back and that the city will soon fall.
 Turks Invade Egypt.
 Fifteen thousand Turks are invad- ing Egypt, having crossed the Red Sea in small boats. The British forces is expected to remain at the strategic points protecting the coast ports and the Suez canal from at- tack.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
Russian. Must Defeat Turks.

PETROGRAD, Nov. 4.-An imrer- ial manifesto issued today declares that the Russian arms must prevail against the Turkish heathen hordes. The sentiment of a holy war Is rap idly spreading throughout the empire and the words of the czar has quick ened the flame.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
GERMANS SINK
 BRITISH CRUISERS
(Continued from page D

(Cont1nued from page l) ed or sunk.
 Blow At German Commerce.
 The admiralty states that the dras- violation by Germany of the rules of warfare laid down by The Hague. The sending adrift of floating mines by disguised hospital ships and from fishing boats flying neutral flag. The closing of the sea will be a terrible blow to the German con- merce and also hit the people of Nor way, Sweden, Denmark and Holland, who have been exporting food, and are now purchasing from America and re-selling to Germany.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
JeweIer.

Tod Winter, the jeweler, is now located at B. Winters store and is prepared to do all kinds of jewelry repairing. Nugget jewelry made from your own designs. Expert watch re- pairing. All work guaranteed. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
Turks Claim Russians Defeated.

ONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. A. News has been received here from |semi-official sources stating that Rus- sian troops have attacked several towns along the Turkish frontier but had been driven away with heavy losses. German officers are reported to be commanding the Turkish forces.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
Wood! Wood! Wood!

Sawed alder wood, $3.75 per rick; two ricks, $7.50; IA or 16-inch lengths, delivered at your back door. See Jesse Crawford. Phones 117 and 159. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-04
Turks Marchino On Cairo,

CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. A Turkish army is reported to be approaching the border. The British army is ready for them and will give battle under favorable conditions to them selves.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

a6ri6ten itebt cine 0spsT5e bic um
fiinf llbr 2lbenos einsstroffen 1T, unb
bic lautst, baB bic &Gmpfe in 8oms3
9alocio nod nit auBerprbsntIi6er
6eftigtsit i'm 9anss ieien. Die Rsz
6ellen IoIlen Sds aus Stein er6aute
9otomoiipenbdus srpbert unb es in
cine glrt Sseitung ungepanbelt ba6en.
Die Rsbellen bsbaupten, oab bic Res
gierunestruppen bereits 700 Monn an
Sobten perloren bdtten. lleber lire
eigsnsn @erIuite baben iie nod nt9ts
semeloet.
9eportirte Suertaiten.
Hosales, Scnura, "a. Mdrs.
Getsbunbert 9iirger BON Sonora, bic
i'm @erbudt itehen, nit Suerta 5u
IpmpotbiIiren, Ieben ibrer 0spprtirune
cntgeger. % iinb bersits BON Sermos
iilla no6 Npsalss obseidoben ipprs
ben. Den Sepprtirten ipirb aIles BON
Wertb, bas Iie beiiben, abgenpmmen
uno ibr fonitisss eissnthum tonfiss
.sirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
Jn(an0 Te(egrap6
8riessre6f
@urse ant Sienitas 1T Sepeip,
81. 9. pruflamirt.
9Do 1900 Mngeftellte Der GDnln'
Coupler 99orfs am Streif
iino.
1900 Wann Staatstruppen an Srt
uu6 Stelle.
Gin Sieg Ser Raiien in Ridmono,
SSnoiana.
Solge ser 8robi6ition in 8eIt Bit
gliltett.
@roBe 8erm0gen NIT einert S6(ag
perui6tet.
sSrau glmanba Il. 2aniou in @ooo-
tod, Conn,
Gum 5tpeiten @tal uilter Der @nflage
perbaitet, ibret Wunu errors
bet Su ba6en.
Gum 5Deiten Wtal unter Der g(nflag
perbaftet, ibret Dfunu ern1ors
bet Su baben.
Gin 75idbriger Ral6er fdmpit nit
Ger Boli5ei in Gerre Saute, Sno,
Bis er lebensgefdbrli6 oerUunoet
ii6 ergeben nptBte.
in 0spen, n. g.,
prpfldmtrt.

! y " w !.
Oepen, 81. g., "a. WGr3. - Sym
bieIiqen Ott purbe am Oienitag
gl6eno bas &riessreft protlamtrt, OBJ
alei6 Der beuttge Gag Der rubigite ieit
bsm geainn be5 Streits in ben
8oulo Coupler Dorts, ppr anei Wtoz
naten. mar. 9as &risesre6t puroe
am 2lbeno um 7 llbr DON benz Gol.
GRarIes 5. WOIf pom "a. Resiment
protlamirt.
Die Streifsr unb ibre 5reunOe. bic
an Den StraBensdsn 9ruppen biloes
ten. ipuroen Don ben Soloaten ausz
chamber eetrieben uno bieie erbielteH
aud 9efebl, bic 2sute aus ben Wirtb@
| fbafteH binaus3utreibeH fpenn glus>
iidten DON uHruben porDunben ipdreH.
@eriidlte. oaB cine Sraaniiation DON
2lusldHoerH ben 2lusldnbern uuter
ben Streitern, aurnstit Sagl0bner,
tdqlih Wuffsn uno Wunitton 3uididz
ten. bate piel nit Der Prptlumiruug
res &riessrehts 3u t6un. WtaH be-
fiirftets, bab bic meiIten 9lusIdnoer
beretts betpaffHet ieien, unb oaB unter
oieien llmitGnbsn Elm ausbru6, peHn
elmer itattfinoen iolIte, etne iebr ernite
Sadle iein piiroe.
Die 4ntunft Der Srrppen iibte eis
nen berubiasnosn ginflub auf Die
Streiter aus, bic, uls tie am Morsen
Dor Der fdbrit antumen, in bic 2Gufe
BON @eipebren bineinblidten. Nur eirts
NAL purbe cine Denomination perz
iu6t, dls Elm 2eutnant nit elmer 4bz
tbeilund SOloaten Wliibe bate cine
tleine 9ruppe Don Streiiern duseins
anoersutrsibeu. 2lls er dber ben Be
febl od6 nit benz 9aionuet an5ugreis
fen, fto6sn bic 2eute uuseinunber.
Gs befinben iid ieBt 1900 Wfdnn
Sruppen bier.
Buffalo. q. o., "a. MGr5. :
Die Suspenoirung BON 26 aonouts
teuren unb Wptorniers, bic ii9 am
Rontds 46eno sefpeigert batten, bic
Cars Der SnternationuI Railpap gu
bemannen, bic bic Sruppsn na9 De
pep bra6ten, batten Elm paar Stun=
ben lang eine ernitlihe Spannung
spiI6en Der &ompagnie uuo ihren
9lngeitsltsu CUR Solge. Der 9onflttt
purbe am 4bsnb na6 elmer 8onferen5
spiInen Dem gsiAperoetpmmtttee
Der llHiuH unb Sem Prdiibenten GDns
nette Don Der gabn~beigelegt. Serr
Gonnetts pertrut ben Stunbpuutt,
oaF bic 2eute tire 9ereiRbarung, Die
lie Dor einsm Sabr mad einem Streit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
g0etterbe

sir O6io unb bas ipeitlide
peHniplpanien. Sriibes Wetter am
Mittpod; Mariner i'm nDrblifsn
She'll. 9im Dpnneritag fpobri4einlth
Regen unb fdlter. Starte iiibli9s
Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

plumb bus, ., "a. NEdr3. =
0os Supremeqerift bat gegen ben
Staat entihieoen, Der &orpDrdttoHeu,
bic dusfpGrts utorportrt itno uuo nit
Ohiper Gorpordtiouen in 8erbtnouug
Iteben, aur @ilisiten &orporutionss
Steuer beransusieben iufte. gln brets
bia bis biersia @iIerbohn Suupdgs
MEN tommt oieie @utI9eibung gu
uut, DON bensn Der Stuot jdbrli9 2
WeintDnsn Dollars siusutreibsR st.
ipartets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

Der @srtb Der 3eppelins i'm arieas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

eingegangen. qe6ro4sn bdtten, unb er
mar 70 iiber8eugt buDon, baB bic Geute
i'm unre9t tparen, baB er ii4 6ereit err
fldrte, iie tpieDer tempordr an5uitel%
len unb bic @ntf6eibung ilber tbre
S6ulb ooer llni6ulb Ben nationalen
8eamten Der llnion 3u iiberlaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

Ct ffsint i'm 3uiianb pon Gsiitssum-
nadtuna Selbitmoro bsaanaeH
au hobsn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-28
DEVASTATION OF LIEGE AND
NAMUR AS TOLD IN GERMANY
Correspondent Tells OF Devastation Wrought In Liege,
Certain Streets Burned Ont, And Ia Namnr
With Blocks Destroyed.

fCorrcSpondcncc of Associated Press
Berlin. September 1.-THE following
descriptions III the devastation af Licgo
and Namur are translated ftom accounts
ia the Tagehlatt:
We reached Licce on the evening NJ 4
stormy day. We Travelled through streets
whrc The smoke of burned houses was
sill curling upward. streets that ~hawc,.
no signs VII life. Patrols marched 'hrDngh
the city. The beautiful ShoitS across
from ihr university were Il field ~ ruins.
II WIS told that two nights before. 90
August list. shots came frum these shops
~ ii by prr.arrangrmrlit. The inlabit-
ants ~ The hon~cS were dragged ont. thr
women were torn from the men. and
hoover had 4 weapon III his hands was
shot. In a few minutes the streets were
Suwn with corpScs. The HORSES were set
nn fire.
Eve WITNESSES described for me the de-
tails ~ the conquest of I.irgc. Laucin.
he strongest fort Was bombarslesl bs the
newest Knapp guns. which were stationed
IN the market place. in the middle ~ the
city. Every window pane IN the vicinity
was broken ~ the concussion. and pieces
~ rnof fell from some N The houses.
The fort Soon surrendered. A division
~ Jaeger were the first men t0 enter the
fort. The destruction was terrible.
About 900 corpSrS Law piled inside the
stone walls. The stencil was unbearable.
About -D wounded were counted. The
only man u~injufcd was the command.
ant. a wounded man. who evidently was
abont 10 be- Operated ~. law in the laz.
arett. TIL had been killed w 4 she'll
Llege had altogether thirteen forts. Nine
We're taken IN infantry storm. The others
We're reduced ~ artillery. The forts are
being repaired for German u~r Nv the
inhabitants II the city. who get six
francs a day for their work.
A German. who had lain In a Belgian
fort A. prisoner and Witnessed the whole
homhardmcnt. described the course IN
the hattie. The bomhardment. he said.
hogan NJ midnight on August 9Th One
shell after another cxnioIpd. and Liece
was soon afrc IN many places. From
every rcof and window IN the HORSES
came a rain of bullets. Under this hre
the Germans stormed through. the VII.
lagc " Roncourt and deplted in q wheat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-28
WILL BUY COTTON
FROM DEALERS
IN TOBACCO

New York. Sept. 3S-The American
Tobarco Company d. tn lend u powerful
support a. making M. -bay-a-balcDf
cotton idea "A success.
In a letter sem "a itS customers. Per
rival :. Hill. president Of the Company.
makes this offer: We will purchase. al
Zoe. \ pound. r. many pounds NJ good
~middling rotton from each 81 our Gus
toners in the southern states. a. the -
grcgate number ~ pounds Of Red J. and
Penn's Natural Leaf plug t0barcu~. Bull
Durham and Tuxrlo smoking tobaccoS,
and Sovereign Cigarettes t%rounting each
thousand 81 Sovereign cigarettes a equal
~ i've pounds ~ tobacrol. shipped direct
10 such customer from sept. -. 1911. -
Nov. ~. 1914
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-28

field. Two hundred Germans opened n
rapid fire on 2.Ou0 Belgians. of whom 600
fell. Nineteen German prisoners were
confined ia a cellar when the Germans
heavy artillery began firing. They could
hear the shells coming through the air.
and every time They exploded. gas. pow.
der. earth aud cement dust flew into the
cellar until the men were nearly Suff0-
ra1e~L Finally an explosion blew in the
iron door IA thu cellar. and shortly there.
after the BelgianS SURRENDERED. freeing
the prisoners.
% The following morning | went a.
Namur. An ficgc certain streets had
been burned out. but In Namur whole
hlochs were DESTROYED. The Grand Pal
ace, with H. beautiful Eathaus. had been
nloltrd out Of existence. In it, place
were heaps Of ruins. from which smoke
was still coming. The destructive effect
~ grenatles could be- noted on MANY
houses. The city wnS without bread
German patrols were guarding the bak
cries. which we're being Stormea nv the
people Ry 4 o'clock in the afternoon
even The largest hotels had no provisions
~ any kind left. Our troops were fed
from the yast quantities ~ food stored
IN the forts. Ia the city there was a
shortage ~ everything. especially pota-
toes and salt.
I'm the afternoon We wrnt on AZ Gem.
hloux. The famine was still worse there
The soldiers declared that they had becn
unable 70 get bread or beer from the peo-
pie fer fourteen dayS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-28
MAN IS
A HOG RAISER
|ksher Than Sell His Corn Ne Passes
ncrkers and Profits The, chy-79 Head
Bring Him SI2I5.i7 on the Hnuston
A.arket-To Keep il Up.

Mrrredc~, Texas. sem. 2o The United
~Sssie~ government governmental station
! e>i'ue ~oil evaporation. etc.,. under ne II
rect ~ Of M. NJ Roctuall. ha. boon moved
wishus the city limits and ,hc experiments
..tfried on NJ the station are educational
aeh Interesting.
ont II oar prosperous farmers. N. III.
lxNs, made \ trip a. Houston and visited
~ Houston Picking company. having h
hi care a can iuad M hogs. containing IN
~ iht finest that have lett inc Valley a.
da'r. and The net returns for chat Ear ua.
sl,2la.t7. Mr. Hale states that corn and
ho have stayed NJ him ana hat ~ III
poets 70 stay hs them. Mr.. Hale has little
or na/lrn ~ San hut markets hor- on.te
frems5Iy.
-fh Z. Davis ana hi~ associate, have mr.
cha~sd the controlling inter>-iin the First
Ssrtcq'ank a Donna. ana thc management
vfH eharxe some time this week. ln ~
a M fsar~ ago Mr.. Davis was \ citizen
MI Mercedes and ca-hi,r of the Hidalvs
County hanA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-28
D~enounces Worship OF Hero Warriors,

'IIow many Of You know who DIR. Car
roll ISL asked DIR. John ID. Murphy, the
world amous surgeon of Chicago.
And, 81 course. nobody knew. Dr.
Murphy was addressing q committee Of the
Chicago Association VI Commerce.
We'll" said the speaker, aDr. Carroll i
the American who has saved more lives
than the Krupps can take in fifty years.
DR. Carroll discovered, after heoric labors.
thai m~alarial infection H. carried by mos
1u'toe~- lle has done humanity q great
and lasting good. But his name j. almost
unknown: yet the names ~ Alexander ana
Napoleon whose greatness consists In
having killed thousands " men, are taught
70 every school child
DIR. Murphy was maintaining that AZ the
bottom "A this war. a. az all warfare. j.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-28

the worship Of generals and the gIoriflrn-
tion of great battles which II instilIed into
N from the earliest years i'm school. lie
continued:
Education against war must start with
the young, and the literature OF the school
rooms should be the means Of raising our
civilization 10 a higher plane. The presenr
conflict today j. a colossal calamity. We
sing of our war heroes IN the schools, vet
Rooscvelt's charge UP San Juan hill did
not require half the courage that DIR. Car
roll used when he submitted to the mos
quito bite which in three days forced him
10 the hospital with yellow fever. His a.
sociate died from the bite or another; yet
they are unknown. No pages Of history
ten ~ them. The flags Of neutral nations
IA the world should ~ drnped I'm mourn
ing for the horror and degradation OF our
civilization