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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18

meinen aaneraoen Dor elmer gtitnbe
abeel6it.1 Ger Gar ,rsnoet iih nun
an ben 1olaitgoupernen, nit Der
Trose, mas bieie GdiI0ipahs an Der
einfamcn iopiiden Stele oes Rarfes
beoc,itc. alu6 bieier ipeiB, perrpirrt,
feline slustunft Su geGen, iiiib crit
ncd einisen Tagcn oes Nadfcrihens
brinet er ieinem $errifer oeit BE.
id)ei6: Sire, bic GdiIbipade berpaht
oo eine @oie, bic Sbre wsaieiiat, Die
aniierin aatbarinn H., au benerien
serubt batten." Gin balbes ssabrbun.
BERT porbsr bate bic srobeaaiieriR an
oieier Stelle cine beionoers ifGne
gfofc erbIidt unb befoIen, bab iie itidt
abgepfliidt iperbe. I'm Sies Sn Der.
binbern, bate man eine Sfilbmnhe
nufeeitellt. Gie gfoie mar perbIiibt
anDere @Iimen tpnren berporgeiproi.
len, aber Die Shilbipnde mar geblie.
ben, iInb @enerationen bon SfilS.
,paden bntten iit icitoen abseI0it.
(. '.Tr - = =
llnttr uns. I'D iaB i'm Raffss.
buus. Wlir asgeniiber plauberien aipsi
fr0blide Menihen. sSb fonnte psrite.
ben. ipus iie iasien, unb freuie mid
nit. 2luf sinmol dets Der cine
gum anberen: .unier iins - iinb
feline Stimme f1nf aim sfliiftern. 10
oaB Id nihts msbr b5ren foniife. De.
ITO mebr iab if. ssG fab bic 6eiters
isit Der beibsn NIT einem GhIags
f6pinbtn Sh fab bts einen Musen
fdDimrnsHb nerben. SD fab bem ansI
bern eine bDIe N5tbe in bic GhIdfen
fteigen. I'D fab cine psinlide puufe
eintreten. Die beibsn sabItsn, erbobenI
fih, aingen binaus. perdrgert. niib.
rnutbia init sinem serit0rttn Conn.
tag. llnb ipie iG nun dIlein suriid.
blieb, mubte i'd INNER ipieber benisn:
,.Wie fam hns eiseHtli92 Wie bat bus
dnssfanaen2" Tun, nit .llnter uns
(. ..4 bate es anasfansen. ilnb bdnn
fnmen mir anbere 1llnier unsA IN ben
SinH. folde, bic man al mir aeipro.
den hatte unb foIde, bic id ielber ans
beren psriebie. Qibsr ieinsa bon ben
!. Inter uns1 mar eins freinblihs CT.
innsrung. .lipier uns = Bat mir
Elm nreunb cefdat, unb fisbs ba, eS
mar cine Ginlsitlinp aiir bdmilhth
Werlsumbuna zines Dritien. .llntsr
inns 7. = fat mir elm anbfrer asiagt. |
iinb es mar cine neibiFne aritif an
msinsr Qlrbeii. .linier iins y. r a.
Hama es ipitbtr IN Der grinnerrng on
einen Gfdmmtifm, iinb ss mar Der
Woripnnb su einsr SIui6 BON 9ottn. |
.,ltnisr uns 4. \ bate ih fslbIt einmafl
qefagt, unb es mar Elm leidtiertiges
lirthil, flr bas Id bic Weantporiling
nift irdpen ipplfts, irssbdIb iG mi1
nit BEN fsissn sllnter uns" umbHIlts. |
Wobin Id bftde: alle .llnier uns" bats
ten elm hdbfihes GsIiGt. Da babe
Id mir pcrgsnDmmen. bas sllntsr unss
,ii insiben. Mltnn ts mir felt<r 1uf
rie 3nnge ruffdeu IrIlis, ipoIlie iml
mfr Dorfisllsn: .U)it, ipsnr bu bns duf 4
pifensn m2astis ~ suisbsrbcIsn tatal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18
Ssmxen. uns 2nftbaOer.

Die arobe .5iBe, Der Iddenbe 6im-
mel uno bic itrablenbe Conn. seben
ben grbOIunssreiienbsn in Der Com.
merfrif6e unb i'm Seebab 8erdnldf.
Jung, aussiebige Sonnen. unb 2uft.
bGber au ne6men, I'm ben On Stuben.
luft aepobnten R0rper eimmal griinb.
lid .aussuIiiften". 9u aae Der @ns
fidt iinb, boB ibr aDrper 70 Diel an
9efunbbeit aunimmt, ipie er BON Der
Come beitrablt iinb bon ber iparmen
2uft umfdhelt tpirb, 10 1T aerabe iebt
bie sSraae am plabs, pb SounenbGoer
gefunb iinb, uub in ipelher }orm iie
aeiunbbeitsf0rbernb Dber faabli9
iinb. Die Sonne bat entfdieben cine
grobe beilenbe Rraft. Der a6rpsr bss
Weni4en lit aber our9 Jabrbunberte
bur6 aIeinfam Der 2uft uub GDnne
enttp0bnt. Sebt man nun bic blafe
6dut itunbenlangeu GonnenbGbern
aus. bann entitebt an Der 6autobers.
fldhe cine su itarte Rsattion, 70 baB
-manferlsi Sndbisunsen Der @sfunbs
Etit BON iebem Mrst fefigeite0t iporben
limb. aopfi&merseH gIuianbrans
sum aopf unb itdrtes anormales
SerstlOpfen finb bic fhdbIiten JoIssn
Der Dauerfonnenbaber. Cine ipeitere
Jolge 1T cine febr fhmersbafis Der.
brennuna Der 6aut. 9ieier @erbrens
nungssufhunb iit bur1aus nidt, ipis
man Oft, defenders in ben SeebGbern,
bort, Elm berporragsnbes Wlittel uesen
Rbeumatismus nnb @Iieberrsiben,
fonbern bat barauf gar feinenl Gin.
flub- gr if Elm eetpDbnlidsr 9uffanb
Der Derbrennuua lei6ter TorrB unb
bat, ME alIe Observation-Disclosures.
natiirliH iGdbIide Wirtuna bic fitb
tn permtnberter 6auisusbiinifunq iinb
in f4mersbaften 3uiamrnen5iebtngenl
Der 6dnt dubert. Wenn man alfo
tpiinidt. bab bic SonnenbGber ber @e,
tunbhtit sugute fommen, bdnn miifIen
iie nad drstIidheu Dorinriftsu genom.
men tperben, b. &. man permsibe auerit |
cine su itarfe Neftrabluna bEs si5r.
pers bur6 bic Sonne ipdbrsub msbre.
ses StuHben.. Rurae &onuerb1bsx bon |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18
Wem$srt

Die Ieiuport Office inr Sas4, ,Gin-
tinnatier guIfsblatt" befinbet lid In
9o. 339 Oorf Strase. aeaenaber bsm
6pnrtboaie, iupieIbif Weniafeiten, Nn.
seigen n. I. M. bis 10 1tbr 45 aRinn.
:ftn gbenbs enfstnenuenpmnen iDer.
ber erIrs,hr- S"-aE 24Of.
Gonrtbans aommiiiGre perIieren.
Gircuitri6ter guutsbIut entidde6
3geltern I'M 6alle bon 6. SO. Roacl
1lnb glnoere eegeu Die 0eipport Court.
s.&onlmiiidre, 6ab fie unter benz
@eiese fein Reht batten, elm iteues
GDltem fir Die @ecoros in Der Go,n.
'tpicrfs Gffice eill5uiiibren. Ser grSbte
Ibeil Der antpaIti6aft Campbell
@oiutps tpiinid)t, baB elm Spitem in
Der GountpcIerfs Office iritauirt
iperoe bos nidt 10 fumpIisirt iei, aIs
6as i'm @ebraud, Inn 0fecorbs etc.
nitf5uihIagen. @ngebote fpurben nuf
BeranIaiiung Der Gourtbaus,s sfouruii.
iare entgegengenomnlen mn6 erbieIt
aesIar ben Rontraft fir $4,000,
ann, Sas rieue SDjtem eirsrfiibre,t
Er.Repralentant g. %. genget ilr6
Mpbere reiftep cine aIage Elm, umI
bje eourtbniis-&omnriiidre abstibnI.
ten Den &ontrpft absuibIrben imo
2eftidieo Der gfihter su W,uliten Der
Bidder MuhrfcheiuIft, otIjf her SenIf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18


ltnfer NBent Ia GansiItpn III
Gerr GonarS Grad, 449 Glib ssinfte
Strafe. Bel Sci. 476 g., Game
@hone 1851 a..
8efanntt beutf9e Grau
perhhgliidt
marsaret. Sinierm.iiter, bic Wittpe
bon @unrab sointermsiiter, ipelher Dor
19 Sabren perftnrb unb nit ipeltem
lie fih in 3iirib, S4peia, perbeiras
tbete, erlitt porfebte Nd4t Inn 10 ltbr
an Der 6isb anb 8. Strabe bur6 eis
men Stur5 befm Mbiteigen bon einem
StrdBenbabnipagen sinen G9dbels
bru4, tpeI9eun fis cine gtunbe fpater
i'm Mereep SofpituI erIas. syrau BIN
termeiiter ipobnte Bel ibrer So4ter,
5rau Grsb. 8anbtel, 10. 906 gtprb
Dritte Strabe; lie fprang BON elmer
Gar, Inn cine anbere au beiteissn, fiel
riidipdrts CD unb i9lug auf ben
9intertopf. Die Grai mar 68 Sabre
alt unb binterldbt flint SShne unb
brei SDdter.
= Nubolpb Rittner melbete porz
lebte Nadt bon Der Ginbner'i9en
Wobnuns an Der R.R. gto. 8, bab ibm
pferb unb 8usgp seftohIen ipurben.
- Der Butler gountp S6uIratb
fat 90. 8. 9uiIer fir bic Dauer BON
apei Sabren ertpdblt, I'm bic S9uls
priifunsen porsunebuen.
- Gin @ottesbienit fpurbe porses
fern 4benb an Der Wsitieite bss Cub.
lop parts absebaIten, ipdbrenb an Der
Weitfeite bes paris aipei bpffnunsss
pOIle gensel Dor elmer sroben 9lnsabl
3uf9auer einen regelre9ten 5auits
fdmpf gum 8eiteu saben. Die ppIi5ei
fab benz Gauittampf eins 3eit lang gu
unb pertrieb bann bic Sampler unb
3ui9auer.
Die Ri9Idnb 60. unb Mas
m Rubl baben beibe bic Stabt 9a.
milton auf G9absnerfaB pertlast.
&lager Derlansen $5S1.9S reip. $287.
Dds WObubaus Der frau Rubl ipuroe
am 20. Ottober 1913 burh einen elet.
trii1en Srabt Der Gtabt in 8ranb
sefebt uno bic S4abensrfaBtIass lpar
bic 5olse.
- gOra Sgo bat Grnit SsO auf
Sdeibuns Dertlast. neil er lid be-
trant unb fie pernadldifigts. Sas
paar bsiratbete in 8Oipsn Co., ap..
am 27. 5ebruar 1909 unb bat elm
ainb. ii6er ipeI9es bic Wutter bic Sbs
but Derlanst.
= Der friibere 9Grtner George
8rotpn, DON 1866 Sisb Strabs, ipurs
be porseitern 4benb sesen baIb 10
llbr an Der Sisb unb 10. Strabe bon
bem 4u!omobiI bes $. Robert dig
getroffen unb gu guben seitleubert.
Sroipn erlitt unbebentenoe 5dutabs
i6irfunsen uHb tpurbs in einem Sas
gicab na4 ieiusr Dohnuus sebra4t.
= 25 WitsIiebsr Der Surusari
Goge finb geitern iiber bic g., 8. u.
D. giienbdbn CUR Sisuns Der Grob'
lage mad Solebo gereiit.
- Die GamiIi. 8uIIinser befinbet
Ti9 in Der S4pei5.
= Die JeuertDebr unb bic SassI0bs
uer tonHten gefiern ibreu 2obn fiir bic
rite 9dlfte bes Wlonats nt9t erbals
en, neil beibe 2ifteu NameH DON foIs
BEN entbaIteu. tpeI@e ieine eiriIbieHits
'riifung sema4t baben.
- 5eiratbsfneins: gpert Cation, |
,6, unb Maria Sesutsrs, 1s, beibs |
,on Whbbletoipn. - RuHeIl RIent.
p. GonnersDiIIe, Jub.. unb Rebeeea |
54ube, 20, pon 9amiltou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18
Oabtnts HnO Seuebne.

Jrau Wm. 6. Martin unb Rin,
Der bon Dapton ipelen in gmslia, 81,
ouf Gsfn& bet 5errn ). 8e9pmsr.
9arrp GtsirfeISt itarb seftsrn
In bsr WohnuHg f.ines Gfnpisssrs
puters G, 2odtpoob. 30. 220 WarS
Mpenis, @eQeDue. 81 biHssrldbt fsine
Gastjn .ssnb sia SsHkrasH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18
gsrIanst sa famfen.

Ire Gsbsrpetttn--s9tr bssnbIen btt b.
txn Nreife fhr btsfelbsn. sbrsfIlrs .. g..
800 Hssft esdiis zoe. e ssoe q. b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18
127 Gf z. Strnhe.
9rxdia1cm

Lsbtr uu In bentf6fr nHb enaIsi6sr Spra6s
phr 0tf6hiiefeute, psrtins eif. ufberfstuncta
pfrsen auf 9nnfn beforaA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18

terbof 1T Gineg Taees iiebt Gar gsI..
foInus Der grite einen @arbiiter, Der
IN Der itranunen &aIhng einet
G9ilbpuHe an benz S9nitipuntt
5iueicr gIIeen itebt. uMas uahit bu
bier?~ fragfr er. llnb ct erbdIt Die
aI,ihpcrt; sd uaib 20 ri&t ib babsI
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atmnft unb s9aube 9emisnissn.
3 per M plot teIebTtn Ioilsn plu. teitl % IN
esn, Pee giais etgsn ieiH linIp1blistu ibid,
arisus g1diil,na iur e4,pinbfl&i enpaSisn
urp hDtrpnnft nsrtrge utbsI orc5 ipfften l6kf.
llp'eer.ne r, ge4 st, YtInsss alasisTplifsr. 6dJ
!Ine. prsls rs gsnif' lim slis Srcbe Isitsu. Sfvs
@ W. " ssssisssss1i ssss i'.s iSSs:'SI Sss s, 2 ss'sss's :
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wtuiernnas.a .anlfennna.n.

sreIsrnnassanhsuunem sffen M gldnntr
sab ffraneu. 91ufeIihf bon qruenniinesu hnb
In urBH6i.. aifte fac unfteuunasn irst
6ranffin 5nifitste. 9ssi 73. asnsffes. r. p
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Sn permist6en ~ Saui,r.

Stnfer.parb z7i4 Spring 8rope Qne. gld4.
sufrnetH ueiienan ober pbcae pari $50 D.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
ARE
BECOMING ACTIVE
Continued from page onc)

.and>ecker in the Valley. j. another vie
tim who reported his misfortune to the
police this morning.
Pounds was watching a game at the
fair grounds last .cht and he said the
assisted a newly made friend Ia profit
To the extent Of about 80 al a LITTLE
wheel. The friend. Pounds said.
avcrrcd h. had nothing whatever 10 do
with the game. and that he wanted
Pounds 10 pla, il for him. ~ he. the
friend. believed Pounds was y lucky
man. ~ least he locked lucky" Pounds
never i ayvd these games himself -
he agreed to play il for the other Eel
low. The profits were very nice. but
sill Pounds would not play lie would
not even accept the friends offer 10
split the winnings before the game he
gan.
About this time Pounds noticed that
several men were crowding pretty close
around him. and h. warned them 10 get
back. that he did not like for them Ia
crowd him 81. However, the crowding
continued aud present Pounds fet some
thing strike his foot. lie looked Town
"a see what il was. and noticed his parse
was laying on the ground. lie packed
II M and discovered that a 80 bill. all
he had ia the purse. was gone. but thai
his round trip ticket from Grccnvillc.
Texas. "a Brownsville aud his picture
were still safe. The ticket was in an
other fu'd. Pounds saw several men
around HIM. hut couldn't tell exactly
who had done the mischief. - he said
nothing. Just pockrtcd the purse in his
inside vest pocket this time.
Presently Pounds moved on to watch 2
game with his new found friends close
IN. one ~ them asked him to permit
a view of his. Pounds watch. Po nds
took out his watch. and held il mp
dangling il from the end If his chan
One IF the men knocked the watch out 81
his hlnd. Ia the ground. and Pounds
said. What did q De- that for? The
man replied. excuse me. Pounds
picked up the watch and found That ~
was in need Of repairs a. Il result ~ the
force with which il struck the ground.
The man who knocked the watch out
nI HN Hinh>' i'hhlN M'"' III" 49,
round back Of the hootchie ko"tchic
show" And Ponds remarked Ia some
of ihcm standing nclr. him that that
mans i rnblcr | know he's a robhcr
\ Aud Pounds or -Sixtccn ounces" a.
hr calls himscf. hasn't seen his fric.sl
since.
Rut Penmls is mad. and woe be'ihr
that man when Pounds finds him for
here sure will bc something going on
SAYS Pounds.
Information today from a Harrington
woman telling II the loss of 4 purse con
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
PUPILS CREDITED
FOR HOMEWORK
SYSTEM OF GIVING OFT REPORT
CARDS FOX CHORES DONE At
HOME IL PROVING POPULAR IN
COrTY OF SPOKANE.
SUPERINTENDENT SAYS THAT ~
OFT OF lao OF COUNTY SCHOOLS
ARE NOW USING THIS GOOD
SYSTEM.
iSDcciGi H. III HcraIL.1

Spokane. Wash. Ian. li.-So popular
has bee me the SYSTEM Of giving sch ,nl
credits for chores and household work
performed by the pupils of Spokane
county n their homes that County :
pcrintcndcnt T.. q. Mcfarland II max
nc a scronl distribution az credit
blanks AMI ms ordered 100000 Of them
printed Ia supplement u 5000 order
which vas exhausted in one month from
he time the plan was started. Mr.. Ne
Farland states that 80 ont If the lao
SchoolS # the county are now giving
his credit and that new ones are adopt.
'ng th p AN each week.
The teachers say the system has
greatly aided their work. said the Su.
pcrinicndcnt. and The parents are lie.
lighted with IL Instances have come "a
our attention where children who could
hardly bc compelled 10 10 any work hc
fore now eagerly perform the tasks
around their homes and take thr credits
10 school ~ get the monthly half hnli
Idas thtt j. given for perfect records
Sevcra schools have reported that not
= pupil was trrly ~ ah>rat Il Irine the
month"
The system allows on or two credits
for certain listed home tasks performed
on school days. The perfect months
record consists az five such tasks per.
formed every day. making - for each
school week aud 100 for each month. In
conjunction with the work which must
hc done chrcrf vs.. not under compnl-
sion. The pupil must b. 1t school every
day and never be- tnr,ly. Parents fill
ont the blanks according to the excel
'cncc of the child'S performance.
Al The cnd Of the term ten credits are
given ~ examination 50 thlf q pupil
whu has done outside work and has
never been tartiN nr absent viii have d
few credits g. maxi NJ any deficiency
"a examinations.
Mother feature that Mr.. Mcfarland
j. now extending h the giving If Iii
y "ina> Ia each perfect pupil making 4
perfect Years record. lie saws that lO0D
such diplomas will have 10 b. issued if
the interest continues.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
DIET As AID TO VIRTUE
OAKLAND CALI PRISONERS To
BE REFORMED Bl SCIENTIFIC
FEEDING

y scientific schedule of Diet for pris
oncr> in the City Jail il bring arranged
hv Dr. \. H. Gillian Health ID rector
Of Oakland. in conjunction with Prof.
M,cr l.. Iaia. professor II nutrition
II the University ~ California accord
ing to mn announcement made today.
~Malnutriiion ! responsible for Grim.
inality IN many eases. and ~ proper
feeding of criminals. their criminal ten.
denotes may. 10 some extent 10 least. le
removed" SAYS Dr. t;illihan.
The obicc t"f the rNIcr mcnt with the
prison diet will be 90 prove the theory
held by Dr Gillihan that men AMI WON
en- with criminal inclinations. while in
Baltimore. Mr. Ian. Il.-Stating that
~ will relieve them If their tcndcncirS
aud send them forth init the world bet.
ter able 10 withstand tSmptation and
les likely 10 resort To former customs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
BROWN ALICE
] AND DUTCH WIN
4UARTER MILE AND 250YARD
DASH RACES ARE RIM At FAIR
GROUNDS TUESDAY AFTER
MONOCHROME INPATIENT.
PROGRAM SLOW
~ SECOND RACE JIM RIVALS
COULD NOT BE CONTROLLED
AND START WAS DELAYED
MORE THAN AN HOUR.

la as pretty a quarter mile race ~
nfiid be- seen on u straight track. Brown
Alice. the property II William Mack.
won the event ~ the FAR grounds Tues
1Iay afternoon. bcatin. out Dan Carson.
:. j. Wagner. owner. and silver King.
y. q. Lee owner. The time was y; 81
kcCOnds.
The second race. between Dutch. owned
by X. j. Tucker aud Jim Rivals. owned
by Bill Sidlcv. was slow ia getting
started and the program all over the
lair grounds for the free attract ~
was delayed over 80 hour ~ 4 result.
I'm l;yals could not be- controlled ~ hi~
rider. and the starter had great diff
cuity In getting them "a The line together.
Dutch won the 90 yard dash IN about
Two lengths the time being L. u see
onds. Jennie Fisher. Marsha. White.
owner. was To have been in the race. but
Hid not show up for the start.
One Of the most interesting races -.
the afternoon was the hurlling hv
United States cavalry horses. y dGcm bv
membcrs Of Troop NJ Fourteenth Unite |
s"'N 'd'dif.. dHu lfhD ~. lnltfl
United States cavalry. IN this event
Private OBricn of Troop u canc ont
best. winning the event hy a score of
t-l-2); Sergeant Works of Troop VI
was second with \ 80 r. If ~. Four
hurdles were jumped in The race aud lhr
event proved to he the most popular Of
the day.
The races for TO-DAY were called off
owing Ia the fact that the program was
greatly DELAYED hy the slow work of
|startins Yesterday afternoon. several
important events are Sch"iu'c l for This
afternoon which caused hi, dcciSion hy
the directors through Manager Perkins.
r.
rIs 70 comm Ia prar mcctim' tonight.
Bud Dinger?, inq Tired Oh cpod I'D
Iarson Bapstcr. A
Wei nh. no. sab. | rrkkin' not was
bhc reply: To tel d. troof. plhSon.
Use Amin 10 20 10 ID minstrel show
done got u comprcmcut'rv tirkrt."
"Brud Dingcr. dar won't H. 40 min.
strcl shows IN heaven"
Den il dat's dc ease. sab. I'm Shu'
|gwinc tonight whilst muh tickci'S good"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
Laugh At MOVIES FATAL

New York. Jan. II Matthew McIIugli
died Yesterday in the Flushing hospital.
where he had been since Saturday after
loon when be- was stricken with apop-
'cNy while laughing ii a comic movin.
picture in a Flushing film thcatcr. The
ambu ance surgeon said his death was
>upcrinduccl by the sudden mirth over
witnessing the picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
SCHOOL MATES OFFER HELP

Edgcwatrr. y. j.. Jan. 1I-Skin from
eight schoolmatcS Of Theresa Marko
Witz. a child burned ia school YESTERDAY
while dry ne her snow Sakcd dress. will
be used - save the girls life. Grating
WAS believed To- bc the only means Of
saving Thcrcsa'S life and the parents
II the eight oluntccrs haze consented 10
the sacrifice. m~ Il
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Shrink not ~ 10 the little thing
With praise of such does heaven ring.
SHRINK. nst. 90 speak The little WORT
OF kiDdncs> oft the sweetest heard.
Shrink not the smallest mite to give
Ii It's your best He will receive.
Exchange.
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tanning a geld watch ami - in cash and
ether trinkcis. indicates that she also
Was the victim of some light fingered
person. She believes that She lost the
purse. but the police are IF tn opinion
that il was taken from her without her
knowledge.
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FOUND.
FOttND~ Ladies coat un SiAih AMI Il.
Francs street Owner NAV have nv
by "a ling N Herald office ana paving
for this ad-l9tf
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WANTED Second hand office desk an.l
chair. Phone III. oct
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Dad never was no hand hand Ia fuss:
Used a. hurt him ~ neal n cnSS:
Kind . settled in his old WAYS.
Born an raised IN the good old DAYS
When Il tattcrcd coat hid n kindly heart.
I'm the farm WAS home. not II toi..n'
mart.
An "a man wal judged bN his inward SELF
Not his worldly self.
Seems like twas Yesterday We SAT-
On the old back porch for Il farewell chat
Ere | changed the farm aud the simple
lie
For the city'> roar an hustle an strife.
While | ga,ly talked rn the city'> charm
liz c,rsf locked out Ger the fertile farm
IN Ia said ~ he Rubbed whore thc hair
was IN u
All right ION. You win.
sMrmlar the nighr | tru igryl buck homo.
Sinkin' deep in the fresh turned loan:
: * and sore FIR the dear n'd place.
IIungcrin' most for the loved old face.
When | had climbed the hilltop DER.
There stood dad Ia the Kitchen door
An he sl,s in a voice from drcp " thin.
Hello. son. come in
onc winters day the first ~ snow.
lie went the way that We al must 60:
An his spirit SCARED e. the realms above
On the wings ~ a simple hearted low.
Nn I know that when ! crn>> the hlr
I'll find him there ~ the gates ajar.
An he'll say a. h. idly strokes hi> IA n,
Hello. >nn. rome in.
william Edward Ross.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Tuesday January L.. Between ; and =
o'clock 4. m. containing ladies eol'!
watch. about two dollars in change
and 4 ticket Ia IIarlingcn. Texas. a
reward will be- = wen when returned a.
this office. Il
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several votes were taken toward tho
end without Il roll call.
EARLY ACTION POSSIBLE
IL LEADERS DESIRE
The bill probably will be sent to
the House tomorrow. and can he taken
up immediately. If House leaders de-
sire. The evident temper of the
Senate TO defeat the bill, unless
amended, Is expected to have weight
with the House. and Democrats anxi-
Gus to put an end to the matter as
soon as possible are expected to de-
mand early action.
Tho vote In favor of the bill follows
Observation-Disclosures Bryan. Chill
ton. Clark tArkansas). Culberson.
Fletcher. Gore. Hitchcock, hughes.
James. Johnson, Kern. Lea. Lee. Lewis,
Martin. Myers, Overman, owen. Pitt
man, pomcrcne, salisbury. Shafroth.
Sheppard. Shively, Simmons. Smith
(AriZona). Smith tGeorgi). Smith
tMarylanD. Smith (South Carolina).
stone. Swanson. Thompson. Thornton.
West, White. Williamson.
Republicans Brandegce. Burton,
Colt, Crawford. Gronna. Kenyon, Nc
Cumbcr. Mclean. Nelson. Norris, Root.
Sterling. Sherman-13.
Total. nifty.
Tho vote against the bill: Demo-
crats-Ashurst. Chamberlain. Lnno.
MARITIME. Newlands. OGorman. Rams
dell. Reed, Nardaman. Thomas.
Shiclds-Il.
Rcpublicans-Borah. Brady, Brstow.
BurleiGh, Catron, Clapp, Clark (Wyon
ing), Cummins, Dillingham;. Dupont.
Cor. Jones. La Toilette. Lippitt, Page,
Perkins. Smith tMichigan, Smoot.
sutherland. Townsend. Warren, Weeks,
Works-23.
Progrcssivc-Poindc
Total, thirty-lve.
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lines were extended, there are 800 ma
rines on the battlcships at Vera Cruz
and thousands of blucjackets.
The machinery for the prevention
of more shipments oC ammunition to
Mexico from American ports seems
now to be in fair working order.
Secretary Bryan announced to-day
that the liner FL sud just arrived at
Galveston with a shipment of arms
from Baltimore for the Constitution
allsts. would not bc permitted to
transship her cargo to Tampico. The
secretary realizes. however. that he is
without authority If the FL Sud's
skipper transships to Havana. and
thence back to Tampico.