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MILE RS.

Butchering is on hand now, and on
Monday John K Miller butchered
three which weighed 225. 270 and 2SO.
Henry Rinehart, two which weighed
80 and BAL.
Mrs. David l.. Brown has been very
Ill the past week suffering with in
digestion.
Miss Edith Rinehart, OF Baltimore,
is spending a few weeks with her par
ents, John Rinehart and wife.
Miss Ruth Ebaugh, of Hanover, Pa,
Is spending a week visiting her cousin.
Miss Minnie Hoover, here.
The Sunday school here will hold its
Xmas entertainment on Thursday ev-
euing, December "a, at which time the
scholars will receive a treat.
Preaching here Sunday evening.
John Snyder, OF Hampstead, visited
his sister, Mrs. Samuel Hare, last
Sunday
Mrs. Mary Purdy, Of Hampstead,
visited relatives here the past week.
Mrs. Amanda Lessner is employed
at the home Of Jacob Zepp.
Mrs. John Albaugh, of Greenmount,
visited her step-son, George Albaugh,
snd wife, last Saturday.
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a turkish army OF 10000 men is re
ported massed along the Caucasian
frontier.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
County will meet at their office, in West
minister, every Monday and the first
Tuesday after the first Monday Of the
month in November, 1914, for the trans
action Of business.
BY order,
o. EDWARD DODRER.
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EMORY.

Misses Carrie and Anna Bond have
returned after spending some time in
Atlanta, Georgia
The Epworth League Of Emory will
mold an oyster supper at MIR. ana Mrs.
John Myers, Thursday, December 81.
Miss Ruth Taylor spent Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. Emory Burk.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
Mrs, Frank Raver's, December 3. All
are welcome.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Taylor and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John Zepp
spent Sunday with Mrs. y. George
zepp and daughter, Hazel.
Mrs. Nicholas Mummaugh and son
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Nagee, OF Reese.
M. Saul Myers spent Saturday in
Baltimore
On Saturday last ga of the Emory
people gathered together and took our
pastor Rev. Hall, donation. Every
body present had a most delightful
Time and at late hour all were sery-
ed with refreshments by the Ladies'
Aid Society.
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SIMPLIFY.

NJ and Mrs. Harvey Barber and
FAMILY spent Sunday with his mother,
49, George Barber, Bird HILL
Mr.. Daniel Smith was a caller Sun
s.y evening at Mr.. q. w. Caple's.
Don't forget the oyster supper Sat
.rday night at Mr. Harry Hughes res
1ance. Ii Is for the benefit of Zion
Methodist Protestant Church. IL it
-hnuId rain it will be held Monday
night
callers Monday evening Mrs. Edward
DiFendal. and sons Edward and
Thomas, and Miss Elizabeth Diffendal
md Miss Margaret ~. Caples,- of
Westminster
Mr.. Tivis Smith is still i'll at the
-ome OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneider
Mr.. E. G. Shipley called on Mr.. J.
p, Wilhide Sunday evening
MIR. E. G. Shipley made trip in his
automobile to Baltimore Wednesday
Iast in company with Mrs. Z. G. Ship
NV and Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Ship
lev They also took with them Mrs.
Martha Bellson. who has been sick at
MIR. G. A. Shipley's, and her daughter
Miss Lilly BeIlson, to their home in
BalLlulOTG. LhEg - 80 LnCLAo6lVS5
al having spent a very pleasant day.
Miss Viola Foutz is visiting her
uncle, David Little, in Westminster,
whose child il quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Zepp enter
tanned Sunday Mrs. Emma Zepp and
son. Lawrence, of Carrollton, and Mr..
George Stem and sons, Roy and VIII
lard. of Westminster.
Nr. and Mrs David G. Hook and
Misses Louise and Evelyn Hook visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker Sun
day at Bird Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ward visited
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Caples Sunday to
see the new boy the stork left Novem-
Der is.
Miss Mamie Hughes, of Freedom,
visited her brother, MIR. Harry Hughes,
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Melvie Gibson entertained Sun
day Miss Marie Polster.
Mr. William G. Caples spent Sunday
with his brother, Oliver Caples, near
Bloom.
MFR. and Mrs Walter Edmondson
had as their guests Sunday Miss Rosie
Wagner and brother, Charles, OF
Westminster, and Mr.. Jerome Wag-
Rer.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gibson has as
their guests Sunday Mrs. Andrew Pol
ster and Mrs Albert Bair.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wagner had
as their guests Sunday Misses Viola
and Susanna Caples.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hughes and
family spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs John Foutz
Mr. Frank Schneider, who was Wis
ting his daughter, Mrs. Lewis War
nnr. Baltimore, has returned home
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MOUNTAIN VIEW.

The series or meetings held at d.
Bartholomew's church are being well
attended, and will be continued
throughout this week.
Miss Mary Wentz has returned
nome after spending a week in Han
over, Pa, with relatives and friends.
Mr. Tempest Berwager lost valu-
able horse by death last week.
a large shepherd dog belonging to
Peter Utz strayed away last week. A
liberal reward will BE- given il any
information leading to the recovery
Of the dog.
Mr.. George Miller sold a turkey last
week that netted him $3.50.
Thursday, November 18th, was
Thanksgiving Day How many
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turkey fell prey to the farmers table?
Also how many persons thought Of
thanking the Lord for the many bless
ings he has bestowed upon them
through the past year?
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TO THE PUBLIC

This is to give notice that will con
tinue Auctioneering i'm Carroll County.
and comply with the law BY taking out
the necessary Auctioneer's License.
June rs ". MCCULLOUGH.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
DECORATION DAY.
MAY BE 0BSERVED
r. q. WARD. 4 g. A. II. AND y -
COOKE. a u. &. ". TAKE ~ AID
AND PLAN To PREPARE \ lHO-
GkAM.

For the first time Sinrr shc n-di' of
soldiers were rcmoyed fro-n the Nat ynal
crnp.tcry in Fort Brown SEVERAL slrs
ago. Dccssation day. Nas 20. viii b. pb-
served in Brownsville ia the plans Wv
under way under the direction 81 &.
Ward. a a.. a. Il. and y. y. Cooke : n.
&. v. are successful. They plan To- hr'vs
a program on Decoration dav and IN
invite the niIitar, officials here t. IEkc
part IN II. The graves ~ fedcral+ Ssd
CoDfs.lerates alike Will In decoratsix
The fact that these iva men have isEru
the lead ia this matter here j. il, >t-
ing. Dir. Ward was "A private in.' irH-
eral shcrman'> arfsy ii Tenne~frs sE4l
was in Shcrman's famous msrch h@ n
Georgia t- the sea. lie was ~ Ias "a
\. G.. wh-s tieHrral Joe T.. .JHhH+fc1
surrrndrrcA, and declares hat in h e..
lief GeReral JohHstoa wa> the fr-t "a
general If The Cenfeceracy.
Though MIR. Cooke agrees with lTgl -asf
General Johnston Was 4 great re |.
yet the Confederate veteran IA iufl :
that GeTefal Robert T.. Lee We stv
greatest general. not only IF the go sal
rracy. but of the civil war. Mr. 80 "a
served ~ a private ~ LGr's ara " 4
was one ~ the o00n u Lees arnsAi +ru
that surrendered their arms a. /, "a
The work of preparing the rr<~aai
for the proposed Decoration day : =
j. now beginning and will hc anIpaa.
shortly.
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SOLDIER ENTERED A HOME
IL TAKEN IN CHARGE BY RESI-
DENT AND DELIVERED To 20
LICE. LATER To MILITARY.

4 soldier. said a. have been partly
under the inflrsaice of liqUor> entered
the home af 4. u. Garcia mean Fifth and
-. Charles STRESS "a 30 O'Clock this
mcrpisg. Mr.. Garcia heard a noise in
a room adjoining his. and going in dis
covered the man. lie took the ISin in
charge aud delivered him to the police.
VII" later turned nina oyer 10 Ike mill
tarv authorities in Fort Brown.
His case will be- attended To 10y the
military court.
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500 Reward. SlOO :

The readers OF this paper viii be
pleased 20 learn hat Their. - Al least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure In All its stages. and that IL
Catarrh. Hans Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cure Row known TO the medical
frat rnity CaiaTrh being a constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally- acting directiv upon tie blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building up The constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The proprietoTs
have 30 much fafth Ia Its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hrndre Dollars
for any case that IL fails 20 cure. SEND
fer list Of testimonials.
Address: r J CHENEY a co. Toledo. o.
csid ny ali Druggists T5c-
Take Rams Family Pills for constipation.
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BEACH CUP IS HERE
HANDICAP GOLF Match WILG Rf
ARRANGED SOON BY BlroEN-
VILE COUNTRY GLIB.

The beautiful silver II a. t<ls y
scented Ia the Brwn-vi 'ounis +s'
by Rex Beach. the ;lthor. il af.rFis.
ton of srsrtcsisS q. ondel by IT,
has arrived and i ~ exhibition.
AlleE jrwnsry store ' iEdnw Prog f
cravings have h..n n adc rt the sg
nifty rlg that il is To ie PLACED TO p ga
golfers NJ the olub il q hsnrlicar A
watch il j. expected sill ie rLa, FF1
time in Juae.
Iie sup j. the m@>t leitutfff rtt'
~prcsestcd hare for sa! TarPoSs % ,
large in size anil fhr dss - j. k-sAt'' 4
and attractive. Air iaSch j. a . "a NJ
rsls.
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JUDGE YATES is ILL
COUNTY COTHT CRIMINAL TERN
- BROUGHT TO AN END BY
.JrDGErS INDISP0sITI0N.

No session ~ the county csurt was
held today owing To the illness Of Conn
" Judge III. l.. Yates. who is confined
To his home today. This was criminal
week ia the comfy court and il Was nee
r>>ary a. postpone a number Of eases.
The ease of the State Of Texas v. Ca
simiro Tamayo. charged with disturbing
tn peace. was dismissed Yesterday owing
T. a defect in the papers in the ease.
TamaNn was formerly a deputy constable.
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GIVES BROND FOR $3.50
g ". MILLER CONES To HsOWNS
VILE AND NAMES BOND BE-
FORE JUSTICE GANITO.

q. II. Miller of liidalso. forIserlv n
I nIiri STAKES customs isrloIT. ri
'lcteh ~ the last federal grand inry on
= charge of eNtortios. came a. Browns
iast night and his morning appear.
eel before Justice of the Peace Gayuo and
made bond in The sum Of S351 Tomas
Cortcz. also formerly IN the service ana
indicted on 4 similar charge. recently
made bond in the saline amnImt.
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BOY SCOUTS TO CAMP OUT
LEAVE FOR POINT ISABEL hFIr
NEsDAY MORN NJ Fo.R A.rsf
~ SEVERAL D1Ns. 5$t

Tnd-r the leaders nip "a ScOs ufer
Fred Holt. from fifiren I, tveIA as
bcrs af the Brownst lie Bog Sc~Nf~ r..
J will leave the cit, tom = o ~
over the Rio Grand rail rold e. 80
Isabel. They will 4pcnd sever X $50
camPsg OH the scaaiore.
If the weather peI snits Il reixFr al
will le made along he il hwae ~
boys 80
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of stockholders and the
animal meeting u the Board Of Direc-
ors of the Rio Crande Railway Com
pany will be held N the Offices of the
Company AT Brownsville. Texas. OIL
Wednesday. June Srd. 1914.
d. If. NANCE. Secretary.
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[lZZEZEM

PROGRAMME TONIGHT.

TIE DEATH WEIGIIT-In two parts.
A highly %melodrama stsry fill@l with
thrills and exceedingly exciting situa.
fiun>.
A ROMANCE OF THE HILLS-A re-
markahle incident ~ = romance in the
West.
Tomorrow."Fatt," Arbuckle ip = Key.
stone coined, Rciecca~ Wedding"
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WRITE STORIES FOR
MOVING PICTURE PLAYS
New. Spare Time Profession for Men and
and Women One Nam Makes
S2',fO iu Sly MopfhS

New. Spare Time Profession for Men and
and Women One lfan Makes
$500 in Six Months.
Owing % the lar.c Rnmher of new mo
tirI picture thraic-> which are being
opened throughout the crIntrv. there Is
offcrcs 10 the men and womcH of today
a new profession. namely has of writ
ing moving picture Stays, Producers are
paving from 49, I'd $50 for each seen
ario accepted. upnE which they csH build
q photo play.
5000 IN SIN MONTHS
A. il only requires = sw hours time 10
construct a complete play. You ear read
lily see tho immense possibilities IN this
work. One man who gave the idea /,
tryont. writes that h. earned $500 in six
moaihS II is possible for ana intelligent
person 10 meet with equal success.
One feature Of the work that should
appeal to everyone. j. hat the work may
be done M home III spare time. No liter
airy ability is required and women have
~ great IN opportunity as mSa. Ideas
fer plots are constantly turning mp aud
mhN bc put IN a scenario form and sold
for 4 COED price.
PARTICULARS SENT FREE.
Complete particulars of this most In
tereSting and profitable profesSioH may
he had free ~ chsrgc By sending n post
card 10
PH0T0-P AY ASSOCIATION
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To Spend a Week At Brazos

first summer party "a start for Font
Isabel was made NJ today aud consist
al sf members of the Jolly Dozen club.
including Misses .ons Walton. Mamie
White. Maud White. Dorothra Holt.
FloIinr Pierce. Irene Bryan. Name
Hanson and = few guests. The shsper-
onss are Mrs. c. 4. Scott. Misses Tillie
Ikns,n and Eloisa Cavszos They ledt
-n this mornings train.
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PERSONALS

Josiah Turner of the Galveston
ranch arrived in brownsville today. lie
expects 10 b. in the city several days ia
connection with business matters.
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western Telegraph n Telephone company,
and T.. X. Jamcrsnn ~ the same com
pany. arrived in Brownsville last night
II. v. Brencr Of Monterrey was among
the arrivals from that rity last night.
Mr.. Brcrcr il registered M the Miller
hotel.
Gerald Brandon Of New York city.
correspondent for the international
News Service. arrived in Brownsville
Last night from Saltillo. lie j. reeists
cd nj the Miller hotel.
j. Il. Lyons II Chicago j. registered
ut the Miller hotel.
!. II. koontz. the we'll known Hous-
ton travelling salesman, j. a visitor IN
Grow n>villc today.
Dir. and Mrs. u. +. strickland Of Mis-
sion are spending q few days in Browns
vile.
:. a. Pulley If san Antonio j. a visitor
in Brownsville. He is registered at the
San Carlos hotel.
Miss VI. I;ittig Of Pharr il n visitor ~
Brownsville today. She j. = guest Al IN,
San Carlos hotel.
Rex lamplin Of La Fcria y a visitor
in the city today. He il a guest AT tho
Gan Carlos hotel.
Mr. and Yrs. johnson of LII Ferra ar,
visitors in the lily today.
o. TeftcIlcr Of kiug<villc i in Browns
Vile TO-DAY. lie is registered al the Sas
Carlos hotel.
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CITY NEWS

For Sale or Rent.--Wa rehousc i0x60
on switch car freight depot A0pi
kewalski III county court house )21 4
Lcarc for Tawpico-c. II. McissiBer.
T.. r. Rust. RI. IIonSer- l.. y. Kelly aud
Mrs. I. Saith. comprising q party who
have been guests AT tie san Carlos hotcl
The past several DAYS. left this morning.
over the Mcsican National for Tampico.
All are engaged in the oil business ia
that city.
". ~. RcrI,r 10 Sun JUaR-H. II.
Ree,ier. the Tamaulipas cattlcaan. came
~ from San Antonio YESTERDAY after
noon and left this m-rrsng for San
Juas. Tamaulipas. ~ automobile.
GOES ~ hc fasicg-C. l.. tionlrich OF
Washington, ia charge 1T Alc Southern
division of farm management inycStig
ti-ns, United States Department ~
Agriculture. accompanied by Rex vii
lard, farm management agent in this
section. left for points up the VALLEY -
day. They expect ~ return ia two DAYS.
and Will 20 FROM here TO COLLEGE Station.
Ueddigg 7oHighf-At the hUne Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. AIcAllcH on L-ycc
street al : O'Clock this evening. the mar
.iagc If Mrs. Mc.Allcn'S sister. Miss
Marianne I,ehdc and James Curtis Ne
Coy will take place. The ceremony will
be Witnessed only by the immediate fam
lily and 4 vcs-v few of their most intimate
friends. A reception will follow from 2
To IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26

Follow ing are the rates charged
by the Brownsville Daily Herald
FOR announcement To the fellow
ing offices. 20 run until election
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26

X. III. Van Cleavc Of Corpus Christi,
OF the plant department Of the South.
western Telegraph X Telephone company,
and T.. X. Jamcrsnn IL the same com.
pany. arrived in Brownsville last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26

For Sale OF Rent.-Warehousc i0xdu
on switch near freight depot. AHpi
kewalski al county court house J.2l
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II. v. Brencr Of Monterrey was anon
the arrivals from that rity last night
Mr.. Brcncr j. registered M the Mile
hotel.
The evening world., 1914-01-15
STRANGE MEDICINE KILLS
INSURANCE Man N CAFE
Cards Indicate That He Was Frank
H. Ruth, of Merchant
vile, N. J.

A man who described himssh - Frank
0lsassn q No. ~ West One Bundrsd
and F1fty.second street. but who the
police believe u Frank H. Ruth. an
Insurance agent d MEohantvills. N. j..
was removed from I cafe 1t No. IL East
Twenty. fhird street to-day. 20 Bellevue
Hospital. where he disd. 4 tentative
diasnosis gave poison ~ the cause Of
death. and Il 10 beloved the man was
killed by one Of ths half dossn medi-
clnes found In his pocks<s.
A card In his pocket contained the
name Of frank H. Ruth. state agent Of
the Insurance Company Of the State OF
P.nnsylvania." with ofsoes at Ne. 0os-
30 Walnut street. Philadelphia An
other card was . menbership ticket In
the Msrchantvilie. n. j.. Field Club.
made out to "Fr6nk II. Ruth" A
Psnnsysvania Railroad ticket stamped
Msrchsntvilis. n. J.. . gold watch with
~ initials r. II. r.. 81 in cash. several
newspaper clipptngs. pills and tablets
completed the possessions found In the
man's pocassts.
The eswspapar clippings showed thu
picture Of the man 'TsAnk II. Ruth and
h,s five coma" with rsfersace TO ssvsrs
Ssassall games S'aysd By the father ant
boys.
The evening world., 1914-01-15
REVENUE CUTTERS SAVE
SAILING VESSELS. OFF
NEW ENGLAND COAST,

TIE United otasas Rsvsnus Gutter
Service received wireless message 70
day from cutters o. the New England
coast whore they have besa al1ins
disablsd vessels In che rsceaG 0Gstm.
Ths esttsr ItAsca reported fssm Prev
incseown. Mas. that she - yseAs1
~ ths sohoSosss John HAst "a PaAsi
Wilson OK Cape Cod II Alsers0 end
had towsd them % PFovinoseSWn' fSas.
Dor. '~', -. . j.
he ,Aeushast. cruising ~ ~ Usteea,
|ssportsof tsas asG' AsA' ~ ai1A4isa
sohoonsss IN Nv on thsif WAv % Dos-
ton. The ethee Boston cuttss. ths1sss.
Nan. ssaH wesA &hae ne 'Was 6fais1inG
~ two calling vssssh which wsrs b
treuose. w.
a oaa,bse Of veeamsrs are svssoue q,
thAs pert but the Aesa%s exprsD no IN.
easinsss for them. saying that Nsiayel
arrivals must b ,sxpsces1 Ia guoh
weather. Tue Casvibeaa a the 1sya
Mall line reached port safe this morn.
ING; but thrss days iats.'' ".'
The evening world., 1914-01-15
SUES FOR BOYS DEATH.


seheel Principal saA Atseesssss
ChsrgeA with Being ResDo.sibse.
Upon the charge that they were re-
sponsible for the death Of Alden Mayo.
a thirteen year-o,d boy. An Inmate Of
the New York Parental School. at
Flushing, Herbert II. Todd. the prin'
cipai. sAd Justus Saunders. an attend
ant. were to-day before Justice Crane
in ne Queens County Supreme Court
They are being sued for $4,000 damages
by the father of the boy. the Rev
Joseph Mayo. pastor OF the A. n. f.
Church Of Flushing.
The papers charge Observation-Disclosures
and the practising Of medicine by Saun'
Aers without . license. II II alleged
that on May q. 1913. young Mayo re-
norted sick. But a. he was = member
Il the school band he was compelled Il
70 10 Jamaica on May - and play In
nsrsds. where he collapsed and wa
taken TO the school. On the foliowtns
day It 10 charged he had TO 60 through
school band exercises. Saunders latel
administered pills and oils to him. It II
ssd. The boy became unconscious OF
June g. was taken to the Jamaica Hos
pital under q physician's orders ant
died there next Day.
The evening world., 1914-01-15
CREW OF II SAVED
AFTER SCHOONER SINKS

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-THE fsundsrine
Of the Bath schooner Grace A. Martin,
thirty miles south Of Mstinous Matini-
Gus Rock yesterday. and the timely res
cue Of her crew Of seventeen men from
On open boat one hundred miles OF
shore By the steamer A. W. Perry, Hail.
fax for Boston. was reported BY wire.
less to-day.
Tor nearly twsDty-fssr hours NE
Martins crew.. In an epsa hest nearly
100 miieo of shore. 6attieA asalnst
death under the bittsss0e q weather
conditions. The distance from the spot
where the schooner foundered 10 the
steamer route between Boston and Hall.
fax 10 fifty milss. which represents
tho lrift Of The Martins longboat from
sAcrtly after sunrise yesterday until
dawn to-day. when the getaways wers
pic&ed up -oy the Perry.
The Greco A. Martin. hssvlly lsdGn
with coal. sailed from Norfolk for Port.
land on jan T.. She Vas causht n the
westerly sale of Caps Co. on Monday
hut her skipper dscjdsd to continu,
across the Maine shore instsiA Of seek
inx shelter At Provincetown. The veses
v~s driven further a. sss<hse OF
shefs on Tuesday. Two Aays q her<
DoundiAS opened W hss ssans. Il Il
believed and che nlIsA asA sank. tn
crew orobahay had suaheisnt. WNsninl
to take soms food and heavy clothinl
before jumpsag Into thsie lenOboa&.
The Grace 4. MARTA Was 3 i've
mAOted vessel. built ~ BAth IN IN AN
The evening world., 1914-01-15
NEW THOUGHT HEAD,
DR.. JULIA SEARS,
] SE.A)R DIVORCE
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fiulibsid, aNst 1housht,Mh'
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NV TAsa/he CAogGh n 3ssw YSek.
~ ~ ~ AAGcl1ka AtRseas to-AAy y
~ oaDsans oosst eea1nse FRANK ~.
osass. asntng - sssssoeaAent IN ~.
OUss SaDs1 0unllno LAao1on. whoes
alArsss y sivn - ~ 11aryianA. Hotsl.
~ $500 u the sAss vsse iMassdi-
dnely. ssnnsA ~ ~ Ash u ~ aalees4
~ osass isssssaaAy uast he setfsss
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