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In a certain town the local fore
caster Of the weather was so often
wrong that his predictions became a
standing joke, to his no small annoy
ance, for he was very sensitive. At
length, in despair of living down his
reputation, he asked Headquarters to
transfer him to another station.
A brief correspondence ensued.
Why" asked headquarters, "do
you wish to be transferred %
Because the forecaster promptly
replied. "the climate doesn't agree
with me-"
A large slew footed colored man
was leaning against the corner of the
railroad station in a Texas town when
the noon whistle in the canning fac
tory blew and the hands hurried out,
bearing their grub buckets. The COL
ored man listened, with his head on
one side, until the rocketing echo had
quite died away. Then he heaved
deep sigh and remarked to himself:
Oar she go. Dinner time fur some
folks-but jes, IL o'clock fur me!''
A Chicogoan visiting Kentucky was
impressed by the military titles Of the
men to whom he was introduced. AL
most everybody was Colonel" One
day he was walking the street in COM
pany with friend, who addressed a
passing gentleman ~ general"
"Why do you call him general ?"
asked the Chicogoan.
"oh, just because he is nothing in
particular"
Little Minkley had talked for an
hour on the subject Of evolution.
and, now, my dear Miss Blister
ton. do you believe in the missing
link?" he said, in conclusion.
"Yes. do now" replied the fair
maiden; though didn't until I saw
you. Judge.
Mrs. Henpeck. who had been read
ing the war news, looked over toward
Mr.. Henpeck and decided to test his
knowledge.
Mrs. Henpeck-Is there any differ
ence, Theodore, DO you know, between
a fort and fortress?
Mr.. Henpeck-I should imagine a
fortress, my love, would be harder to
..why do you carry that umbrella,
little boy?" asked the passer-by curl
ously: It's notsrainins and the sun il
not aiming Ia N
- know said the youth. ..but
when It rains pa wants It and when
the eun shines ma wants IL, and this
is the only kinda. weather / can lit
ter use 1t at all.y <.. 4 3ec
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

Chicago-The Herald says: The
committee of five has completed plans
for the resumption Of trading in
stocks on the exchange next week.
The plans We're approved officially to-
day by the clearing house committee.
representing the banks after which
the committee of five called a meeting
Of the governors Of the Stock Ex-
change to be held Monday to give
them their formal ratification.
Argentine-Weather generally ia
vorable, both wheat and corn. The
only question Of corn shipments is the
tonnage and this is restricting busi-
ness and prices are advancing rapidly.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
SECOND HAND GOODS

PARSONS SECOND HAND STORE
has been taken over by Waters and
Purdy which will be the Arm name in
the future. For anything in the fur
- niture line, see us at 212 SO. Third.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
HOUSES FOR RENT

=, t
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
For Rent. -
ssoIy;rsom; s.;t;; e; all modern house: univsr.
350-1a-room, all modern nat. -,
417-e-room house on Skidmore Ave,
$20--6-room house; all modern but heat:
4th Ave.
'2t@s-EGSn - EsS a house; all modern but heat:
ssb--s-roon1. all modern house; No. sth.
,1s-7;reom house: city water and col
.lsM1,as-ESs,On .lsM1,as s, house: city water free: N.
.Gag;S5s .s,,Ga For sale. Z, .,. \
t10o6--7-room house, city water. electric:
lights. cellar; on SO It. lot; Uni-.
4loeo-s-room house. Cheyenne Avenue.
$3o0o-6-roona. all modern house: Cherry
3ssooS7-room, all modern house; hot
water heat; University Ave.
: 226-60 It. south front lot. InternA.
tional Avenue.
&470o-9-room house, all modern. garage.
lot 121 It. wide: 4th ave. :.
". H. KELSEY
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
FARM LANDS tcont,nuca.)

HEAR FROM OWNER
Of good farm for sale; send cash price
and description. d. r. Bush, Minne-
apolis, Minn.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
Winnipeg Cars.

Liverpool Close, Saturday-Wheat
1-2 higher. Corn ga higher.
Buenos Aires cable-Wheat 1-2
higher. Corn 3-s higher. Oats un-
changed. Flax, SIS higher.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
SHOE REPAIRING.

WE WANT 5000 CUSTOMERS
Good work. Kampln's. 321 Kittson Ave.
THE SHOE HOsPITAL-BASEN
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
MONUMENTAL WORKS

MARKERS VAULTS
w: r. Jack. Grand Forks. N. d.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
Observation-Disclosures.

DURING WINTER JEFF's TRANS
fer Co., will do oil cash work at rs
cents per hour for man and team.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
The Markets Il
LITTLE ACTIVITY
N WHEAT TODAY

Minneapolis, Dec. 5.-The wheat
market has not displayed much ac-
tiity today. Final figures are Ia high.
er than yesterdays closing prices.
The range today has been 1-2c for
the May and 5-8c for the December
future.
Favorable weather is reported in
the Argentine and it Is expected that
harvesting will be general in the pro-
vince Of Santa Fe next week.
Clearances of wheat and flour to-
day equalled $4,000 bushels, Of this
amount $4,000 bushels was bonded
wheat.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
FURNITURE
FURRIER

SEE DoRosHow THE FURRIER
for ready made furs. repairing and
remodellins. lit 8. 3rd. N. W. 1loe-L.
SEND ALL YOUR FUR REPAIR WORK
where It will be done right g. Fried.
man. The Furrier.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

LADY WANTS WORK BIZ DAY. cALI
1724L evenings
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
BOARD AND ROOMS

MRS. HURsTs FIRST CLASS BOARD.
ing house, 602 Belmont Ave. 1917 N
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
SKATES sHARPENED

SKATES .SHARPENED. 15c PAIR A,
Sh9s. HQspttal, Basement, 314 DoNsri
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
SITUATIONS WANTED

LADY NURSE, WIDOW. UNINCUM.
bered. wants position as houseke eper.
or care for: sick or invalid. Address
678 Daily; Herald. ;.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
ST. LOUIS CARS.

Wheat-Today, 1873; week ago, 143:
year ago, 81.
CLEARANCES. ""
Wheat, $4,000: including $4,000
bushels bonded. Flour $4,000: equals.
1000; corn, 1900; oats 2S8,000.
MINNEAPOLIS CARS.
Wheat-Today, SIG; year ago. 264.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
STORAGE

Household Goods Packed and Stored
Panoyit. Eurnit,lre and carpst Co.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
CH1ROPODISTS

DO you WISH
TO BE A CHIROPODISTf
I treat corns, warts, bunions and all foot
troubles. Handle arches for any size
feet. VIII Instruct ladies or gentlemen:
II interested see DR.. J. c. Anson. Clifford
Annex. Grand Forks. North Dakota:
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

SITUATION wANTED--BY YOUNG
lady; dental work preferred. 693 Her
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-16O ACRE FARM LocAT-
ed about Az miles south Of Grand
Forks. and not far from the Red Riv-
er, land; all under cultivation, but has
$500 to $4,000 down will handle this:
balance on easy terms with fair
rate Of interest. Address 6s4 Daily
Herald.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

COMPETENT MUSIC TEACHER DE
sires. position. Address s89 Daily
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
LAUNDRY WORK

WORK NEATLY DONE
Prices. reasonable. Phone 460J .T-S.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

LADY WANTS WORK BY THE DAY
SIS: Eighth Ave. @ y @T7 -.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

EXPERIENCED sALEsLADY DE.
sires position in general or depart
ment store. Address $50 Daily Her
aid.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
of Grand Forks, ss.-In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Austin
Hitler, Deceased:
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
PIANOS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-2Np HAND JACOB DOLL
piano in COOL condition.; 1886 cash for
quick sale. J. "A. Brown. 113 DO. 3nd
ST., East Grand Forks.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

WANTED-sITUATI AS SALES.
man in general store; 8 years expAri-
ence. Address P. o. Box 100, Orr,
N. D. ....N5 i. -. -
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION n
eraM s0af zess 6ss py Hsrs
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
Hairdressing Parlors

MRS. B. STEWART. shampooins. Mani
curing. Scalp Treatments q Speciality:
NV: Phone PES, Room z Odd Fellows B.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05

OUR 4O-ACRE TRACTS IN CLEAR
Ss1m.et wstar iSo down. " o0esh
$500 per month; write for prices; also
$40 acres u miles from town; will
exchange for rIother property Home.
Forks
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
AUTO PAINTING.

or revarnishing? We are now in shape
to handle any kind of work the most
modern way Christianson & Son, oy.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
HIDES, WOOL & FURs

By sfIIPPING YOUR HIDES. WOOL
and furs to Ginsberg Bros, Grand
Forks. N D., you are assured Of get.
ting market prices Write for taGR
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
NOTAS H|STORCAS SOBRE LA
GUERRA CON MEJ|CO EN- 1847

LosespecialiStas militares lie todo Il
mundo unca han dcladn d.. aSombrar-
50 del hcchO que los mcliransrS en- to,ios
los cncucntroS que tuvieroh con amrTi-
canos no pudicron ganar ma sola b..
ITALIA. .JamaS les fue dadn guStar dc TIA
victoria. Los americanos loS vcnrirron
en- todos los cncucntroS Y a vereS 80
una mancra aplaStante.
ESto rs tantO mas nUtahl" cuantr que
los meJicanos siempre tuyinron In ven
taxa dc In poSicion v del numero. Los
americannS Siempre Sc ylrron o~bligades
a atacarlos y Slrmpre coz interiors; M
mcros. Algunas veces In diferencia lie
20 a ser de- uno contra ctnco. I'm Paln
Alto \ en- hrsaca dc In Palma. los amer
icanos cram una contra tEes EN- Mont"r
rey uno contro dos: On IN AngcSiura
uno contra cuatro; Y Ia mismo "a Sac
ramcnto. I'm IL Ccrro tsortIn. In differ
cncia fuc de uno contracts Y en- las la
iallaS libradaS al rcdedar a. la ciudal
a. Mexico fueron uno contra tres y CO.'S
ira cInco.
III miSlcrio cS todavia mas incompren'
Sihlc. por SER hccho por todoS admitidc
qur les naJIcanoS mos raron slrmpre
mueln valor Y cUmpliar su deber como
hombrcs. Y SIN embargo, siemprc. sali-
an derrotadoS.
In wnica cXplicacion dche buscarSe
cnqueloS americanoS ~l'Seran superio-
res en- inielligcncia. en- calma v en- fuer-
~ moral. Los amcricanus nunca perdi-
rron Ia caheZa. sicmpre c%onservaron In
frialdad. Y mo- diSnarahan al airc Sino
sirmnrr Sohrc II cnemigo.
Ia guerra con Mexico. coSto q los
ES'adoS Inidos. al contado. unos 800
OOO.O0O. a este Sc agrrga 81 costo del
rcgrcso dc las tronaS. pagaS extra. prl-
mas. etc. mos $4,000. 0OO. V por fin.
las pcnSioncs quc. nj terminar In guerra
n por cspacio a. medic Siglo hubo que
cstar pagando u los que On ella suirle-
rondanos personalcs V directos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
P0R LA CIUDAD
Un Antique vecino Regresa.

FL Sr. III. III. Haynes. cue fle vecino
he Brownsville V que ahora Sc dedica
2 los negocios dc petrolco en- Tampico
llcco aver aqui p~rocedente a. Calves
ton. siendo uno de los muchos america
nos a q~uiencS So bizo salir de Tampico
su voluntai. como han dicho a
su llegada a los Estados Uniios.
Mr.. Haynes reside en- Brownsville
hasta hace unOs tres nos Que So tras-
lado a Monterrey. Cuando los negocios
separalizaron en Monterrey hace I'm a
s. fue a Tamrico.
Mr. Haynes es hien conocido en- esta
y esta visitarao a sus Antiques
amigos. Dcsea ~fiiarsc otra veg en-
Brownsville. en negocios De petroleo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
TEMORES DE LOS FUGITIvOS ME
JICANOS.

Despachos dc Neracruz = IA Prcnsa
Asociada. dicen que estan huycndo de
In capital centcnarcS lie personals convcn
cidas dc que perderan Ia vida Il dia que
las tropas de Villa V d. Iapata Sc DO
deren dc In ciudad. Estes tcmoreS que
han sido eNairradoS por Ia crccncia Dc
Que las iropas rcheldes Sc estan aproNI-
mando a Mexico han dado por result
tado complicar q problena one IN a.
enc Il general Funston en- Ncracrnz. 4
saber, el de- culdar dc Ia numeroslsi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
ESTEvA RUIZ PR0TESTA

llaya. que firmaron los Estodas Unidos
V Mcllco. la cual expresa que una me.
diacion no interrumpe In movilizacion
nj otros prcparativos de guerra. a me-
nos que no Sc esiipnle con precision es-
io. Tampoco paraliza las preparedness
nlliiarrS VA comenzadaS ii no hay con
venio IN contrario Los a%mericanos har
adoptado. SIN compromise. In aciitud.
paSiva H. solo rcpcler l. ataanes de que
sean obieto. durante Ia mcdiacion.
laos medladorcs esperan convencer
q llurria dr que los EsiadoS l'nldos no
esian viulando ~ armiSticio. tai como
I'M Sido acceptable por ambas parties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08

Lasfucrzas empleadas por los Estados
Cnidos IN aquclla leJana guerra. no
llegaron a 10000 hombres. de los cua-
les como dos tcrclos Serlan del sur. V
east TODD 81 reSio del ocstc. FL numrro
de voluntorios que llcgo a arcpta 81
al s~crvicio De Ia Union fue dc 56.926.
Las tropas regulares sumaban 26. ,Dc.
Las fuerzaS navaleS llegaban a 1879.
Total . 6.juO hombreS.
FL numero Dc hombres cmpleado TOR
los mejicanos. no 81 sabe con ccrtezl. II
gunos calculan que alcanzaria a 49,
600 soldados.
Por ambos la,los. In infanicria estaba
armada con los Antiques fusileS de ha-
quota. pues las >ltoridadeS mi
~litares no Sc habian pcrsuadido dc las
ventajas del fuSil %retrocarga. Ia caba-
lleria era tambicn muy %scmcjahtc. an
madade sable y carabina. Y los mci'ri.
nos. adcmaS usaban la lama con frrcucn
Ella.
la supcrioridad he los amcricannS
consisiia en- su artilleria. pueS los NEIL
canos ~coniinuahan cntonccs uSando ~
%antiquisimo canon "GrlhcanNrl' dc
mnydifercnies callbrcs V moutadn On
toscas Y pesadas ruedas.
La morialidad entire las trnnaS amer
icanas en- los capos de- hatalla. no fuc
grande: mos 5000 hombreS pero las
perdidas ~totalcs por hcridas V enfcr-
medades. pasaron de- $4,000 Las feb
res mataron cuatro veccS mas soldaduS
que los proyectilcs mciicanos.
De partc H. Mexico. iamas - podrnn
saber las pcrdidas. pucS con SI negli-
gencia caracteristica. llevaban
cuenta de elias. Sin EMBARGO. los mHrr-
fos en- comhate dcbcn hahcr Snpcrado
Fl numcro de nucstras perdidas %totalcs
cs decir mas dc 1000 micniras ~" in-
cluyendo todos las Snfridas for hcridaS
Intermediates y falta de- alimcntacion
sin duda alcanzaron la cifra de- 10000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
Las Milicias Movi, y

Washington. mayo 3. l1ss nsia."
tclefoneando del dcpartaas' 10 'se go.
IRA n los g%obernadorcs H. NJ York
Pennsylvania y Ohio ppr. stsrr .Fn
cuanto tempo las milicias csta-
dos podran ser trasporta'llsa IN c.s-
Ia.
FL departamcnto In este NIdiln'
do con toda aciividad In IostsN mos IL
zacion las milicias Dc es4S ss clos N
Electives DE- guerra compless
Este fue Il resultado u" " Rrusi,Ii
del confenido de nm larg" sFsssaie 81
frado del general Funston.
Ina delegation dc peirolsers confc-
rencio ron Bryan. ~urgiend'aA protec-
Zion dc sus propiedadeS "a ~ pic". \
tambien Fl cmbaiador inclcss haAlo con
81 sccretario de estado sohr' gituaei
on en- Tampico V In manrra sAASeroieief
eficazmente las ncgociaciou-ssa pet
rolco v sus ~empleados. IL
In%glaterra ha ~prot"stado - gMexics.
lie parte dc los emplcados asvs,,. amer
canos que. habi-ndo int nnsl~~ drSrm.
barcar en- Tampico para volvF~i suS =.
cupaciones. fueron rechazaaasspor los
fedcrales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
ESTEvA RUIZ PROTEST
VIOLACION ARMISTICIO

Washington. mayo S.-Ia nueva pro
tesla de llurrta prcScntada por los me
diadores sobre la prctcnida. violacion
por parte dc los ESiados Inidos. del ar
misticio a cauSa H. los rcfucrzos deScm-
baracados IN NcracruZ. s. considcra
aaui insuhstancial Bryan In replicado
que no existe armtiSticio formal. Los
mediadorrs hahian propues,o uno. pcro
Bryan contesto simplemcnte que con
fiaba en- que no s. prodncirlan hostiii-
dades durante Ia mcdiacion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
AeFlA NEWS


Nopabr 49, Nay : Sto.L sud
harness ..sfsukhn y-4tinrrlmsy ~ thi-
nciehboF+s~l +1 nigsis ago. thr,
stole pari - VI T,'lcy's harness. anil
there wers ai@t sS-rn = pair ~ line
mules, The srrr1+sl ~ y. vi BRYAN.
An Office % iGNSa ard had tn effect
Of rcturnisg r<9r-~ I'rol..I's mules "
j. very csfIent thal stealing and hold
ing horses ands u.strs for u rev arb j.
becoming quite : tisriNing business.
Marsha+ Mytffn aud a. 4. Pollard
visited F'bd EshiebcFg's GARDENS NJ
N%illanuevf On "Wednesday II this week
A horss owned w ". ". Iir,Yn was
struck AMI Killed ~ an ~antonobiIc =
few days ago.
The Niiianncva schools viii rlo~- IN
two more weeks. fhr schools have been
well attended anil cSeIient work has
been done during firc year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08

WING Is IN HARMONY
1T WAS ~ Ti.Es e. CONFORMITY
WITH snrfEtSt TURAL STYLES
ft'LloNIHh rsTH THE OLD
Mt rEtM
thu ssnsSftei Prcss.)
i'sefssa Prcss.)



Isrl4ion. Ms King George and
QUe4' Mary estasfr opened a new
Wig Il the i''eisf museum which has
t-t i-rn raefTAs ~ a cost Of 4 mil
I,p.ss .F,IIars.s II ~ "a first part ~ \
lag Sche,ne o. sstsnsion.
fn 1875 the : r.tt- aIrnt bought n con.
siderable pars..sR ~ the Duke Of Red
FORTS prog~rs, .rsand the museum for
I~S1,250.1n aHe b f.rrr area was cleared.
The legacy ~ rlattsG bequeathcd ~
Vincent S~turkes Ian for the enlarge
ment of ths IsrssFsm gave impetus To
the present extension. The bcquest was
intended particularly for the extension
of the reading room and library. to
which the ts>tator was a frequent visi-
tor.
The new huiiiing is in architectural
harmony with the old museum. It's
facade. which j. thanked by Two massive
towers. is # Portland stonr. the outer
walls and pedestals of the fOrccourt be.
ing Of Scotch granite. The main en-
trance is ssrmounted by "A balcony. the
parap of which - formed by the stone
laid Ia June. 1907. by the late King Ed
ward. The doorway itself j. formed Of
marble. surrounded with granite. and il
closed by a bronze door. the upper panels
of which are s~culptured in relief.
The architectural composition of the
building il severely simple. In the in
terror the object in view has been 10 de
prive the extension of everything irrcle.
want 10 the main purpose. the primary
idea being 10 make il a mere background
for the exhibition Of the nations treas.
ures.
An important feature Of the new wing
is the staircase which is the link be-
tween the old building and the new one.
This i extremely simple in design. it,
walls are covered with marble. which
has been selected more for its texture
n a background for antique sculptures
than for its ~vcining.
The building comprises a basement as
well n Sub-ground. ground. m~czzaninc
and top floors.
The top floor will accommodate the
print department. In the basement will
be- stored books or newspapers. The
eastern half Of the sub ground floor will
be utilized "a a copyright office and for
book storage purposes. while the west
ern half Will be in part "A public news.
paper room.
The mezzanine floor will be largely
given up "a staff rooms. and il contains
space for the future accommodation of
music and maps. while the Stein coIlec-
ton Of Eastern paintings il being TEN
porarily housed there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08


eirn 4 = naoTN riutt frectiva. 4 lun-
-. pr.trs,o
Ma AZ Hrirr NJ "a ynterragado pnr
~ r~f-snianiF tt H*sald vi n-go Nj
~ rl,r,s-f 4
"a rsssra IT.. Aa $50 notifica hoy
= w - -As4 ai+s.hrHt ar Ia jnnta annual
pals Fegir A-1s en-. Iva para Il ano
pFos ~. tspdrs ~ Il proximo In
7s.sss n@s1 ri fs 1s.he.
La f~raa sss'ias ST. ~ompuesta como
sira. s~gsnnsi ~ si,sg A. A. Browne.
= Il pesw,s7f, .tt& gtswse. W. IL. Ma
sfs -ts Wh Aei.t iaa. T.. a. Me-
Gar " a X. Morris. w.
~ patvntefs ,. ! ssst. :. G. Tuck
les grHrFansE 80. j. II. ,cott.
'pr.S'A atr. = ~Ja1hr primer vice
pres i nUes y n Vawnc. segundo
-rrv~ est 20 lflcGary tesorcro.
~ A. = - Z ~Frio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
ESTEvA RUIZ PROTESTA
VI0LACION ARMISTICIO

Mexico. mayo S.-E actual minisrro
dc Rclacioncs, Estcva Ruiz. ha protes-
iado ante los mediadores sudamcrica-
nos por considrrar que FL dcsembarque
dr mas trcpaS n otros prrparativos mi
ltarcs ~ Ncractuz consiituyen una VIC
laeion del armislicio.
los mediadortS hicieron representa-
clones \ Il gobirrno De los Estados u
Iiidos esta preparando su respuesta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-08
MRS. TRAYEE 40 RnSIpt HERE.

Mrs. Arthur Thrtar h-r mother. Mr.
NJ. v. Starck. ans ErS. lhgpcr's Chi
dren, Misses Ma-Ss- traurSss aud ror-
Thayer. arrived W. Erowusi Tile tnlat.
Mrs. Thaser VIII '.-ar tbg~Ma~manas
residence at 2nr ashisgEion street
Mrs. Stark vile NJ home VITA a.
and Mrs Franz Hi5b. Arthur "
Gerard Tkayer sill arrive in Broun.s
Vile whc~ school l. over nj raR NHfuni~
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lg|M0s IRtUAFOs DE-
/ tOS C0AsTTUC0NAuSTAS

fcdrgaF N uunrFo de 100 hombres.
iapfrrssUns = ts~s fi ilrs Hauae.r. z cane
nes ,t %pmpana. Safi% ametralladoras
y. IL asflor a. selo. 'n millan dc ear.
iuchese
+'Ei general '4ir Tr1s IN campIetadn
~ silsRS Masaflaus teanonern More
las. SO. meali,s en- lsla riedra. ha sid
.nsg nar uw~~ira hrtillpria.
Tlt4a rtgaS "a Y rs.ral Pablo fiut.
al &sien nIasGer d. columna fes
drs e huvn tt. Nrl4 ,rrcy tomyndS.
az s2ns u. rarIrtas \ Auch.a ma
ssi<oES dc ariiissf'a 4 s%i.rifIc.
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sUFRAGIsTA ~coNDENADA.

lie dis. linglaicrra. mavo S.-Lillian
%lIentpn. ~sufragista militante fue cen
ienciada hoy a I'M u dc prlsipn por
haher inrcndiado en- iunlo pasIdo In
Wcsi field House. de- Donrasicr.
Dcsde 81 incendio. la ~snfragista ha
estado Oculta.
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NoTIc!A.


Z. X. Goodrich successor wv la Arma NJ
T.. III. GoodritA = hIjo v p-Ff. ~ nciendo
Il nombre de ia missaa firma .a4sea an
unciar nj public0 n camhlu ~ su> III.
cinas d. Gale Adams oTicinas
en- los ais : IL In .Jorcria ku.dge. con
iiguO a Ia B0tica dc Leon. 81 nf
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SYNDICATE PETRoL.ERo.

SanFrancisco. mayo Sci condo
Grey. ex-gobernador general del Cana
ia. sera Il presidente del sindicato i'm
giles que gastara muchos millon's para
.comrrsr dos lie las mayorcs companias
de pctr1lco de California.
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Cisra Te1&+ yrgv ! =. gtaniai-
81, desfrtSeS%ttst "g1.s sios al
rrdeiuret. nessit II 'larps1E. isn railo
anco pnlgadas a. lluriai
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NUEvo RECORD DE LA TELE-
GRAFIA SIN HIIOS

San Francisco. mayo SCI vapor
MONGOLIA. de Ia Mala del Pacifiro. reel
bio 81 u de ahril nm mensaie dc Boston
a una d~istancia de- orho mil qu~inientas
millas.
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Proxima Session Annual de la Camara
De Concrete.

Segun sc rumora. FL Sr. ID A. O'Brien
secretario de la camaya d. Concrete
de Brownsville. renunciara sn cargo nj
expirar su termino, despues lie la cleo
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ma problacion ~ mciicanos dentro ,le
suS lineaS amcricanas.
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LOST-Lady's hHndt1F l
Brownsville, between We sd tS-s
or homes. Contains iady's sesfl rsA
watch. small sum q money. &C. Iseiarn
To II. f. Brown, Cash Grocery Co-55lI
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Successes EN- MEXICA
Sc MANDARIN RESFUERz0S A HUNslga

Washington. mayo S.-La situacion
mejicaua parecia habcr asumido I'M n
specie mas bclicoso pcro des-
pues de la aetividad del departamen-
10 de guerra Il secrefario Garrison n
nunclo que no So habia ordenado min
gun m%ovimeuto de tropas.
Sin embargo. Ia actitud del dcparta-
mento denota que eSta hacienda todos
los preparativos necesarios para cual-
qulera eventnalidad.
Sc sabe que Fl mensaie cifrado del
general Funston Y la decision del de-
partamento dc guerra fueron objeto lie
la discussion del gabinete.