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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-03
DER KAISER UND
DER CROWN PRINCE

DER CROWN PRINCE
Der Kaiser call der Crown Prince in
I Und say to him "Mein Son,
tink we go und lick der vorldt
Dot gifts us lots of fun.
Der Crown Prince says: Perhaps we
can't"
Der Kaiser schlapp der table,
Und say, If / would lick der vorldt
/ BY Gott, mein son. I'm able"
Der Frenchmen, yot is dem to us,
I / crush dem init mein dumb,
In yoost vone week, in Paris streets,
You hear mein butchers drum.
In spite of treaties I will show
Der Belgiums who ] am;
I'm yoost Ike Teddy Roosevelt, kid.
: Mein word amt wort tamn.
| come right back from Paris quick,
Ind tackle him der Car
I bett ne SAYS tamnt suddenly
Vot fighting men YOU are.
Und little George Of England. too.
turn him on mein knee,
Und spank him so he cries out loud:
Ach Kaiser pardon me.
I take from him his fighting schipps
Und turn dem into junk.
I make him dip his flafs TO mein,
Ven all his s,hipns is sunk.
Und il der Yankees give NE sass,
go right over dere,
IND tear der Gott Tamnt country up
] win by Gott. ] swear.
n~s Yellow Japs dat talks so big.
7 give dos fellows hell.
make dem t'ink der planet Mars
on top OF dem has fell.
W-ly. you don't know me yet. mein
hoy:
1on never seen me fight
But dats the Gottalmightiest ding.
ln rich ] take delight-Anon.
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exported 2SS,379 bales of cotton, val
ued at 11,471 1872, during the thirty
one days of October
During the thirty days Of Septem
ber the cotton exports were $3.50
bales. valued at $3,045,373.
Galveston exported 1852 $50 bush :
els of wheat, valued at S5,471,758,
during the thirty-one days of Octo-
Der.
During the thirty days Of Septem-
Der the wheat exports were 6,7OS 955
valued at $7,59OO,92S.
These cold figures, actual proofs
that the port of Galveston is fast re-
turning to normal, are the unofficial
figures compiled from day to- day
from the manifests filed at the Gus
toms house.
The records analy2ed show that
thirty eight steamships carried cot
ton exports to transatlantic ports,
that thirty steamships carried wheat.
ten cottonseed and five cotton cake.
Hurry your cotton and wheat" rs
the gist of cablegrams being receiv-
ed daily by Galveston agents from the
European purchasers, and they are
being hurried The Galveston water
front is buster right now than at any
time this season
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-03
wzxg xfxx ExxHg .
$ PREVENTION OF PELLkeRA "
=. 4 Z = = = : : : Z z NE = 5 =

r- T.cCi1 avoid having pellagra
ycu must 6st "a abundanice OF beans.
pte5 nlsk esq -nd lean msat as a
~. r sour s-gal. Diet At least.
r.ai Is the conclusion Of officers Of
fhe = 8. rsftiic heelth service who
have lnc.s e 5e3cll { .udy OF the dis
Ease.
Is a result u the.e studies. they
believe thzt peiiesra = not commune
soable ron bs1son 20 person as Is
neshes ~ etanspse -bu, thai i is
caoehhest cnk sene "a yss cnaeter +
Iaiise Asas i. slSiss IN slhIoA ahins:
p4l&s 81 - Il Ss>a Assu
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ON THg sTeEEr

Our national pastime. making con
versation:
10. Stevei"
10. Joel"
-1lcv'rr 70 hittin' 'em?"
s''Rivh' on the nose
. How s ever thin 90
"Ffncrn frogs hair
'S'good S1ong: steve!"
'-SlonE. joe
buffalo Express
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READ
The Offer

vented and cured By an abundance OF
food of proper character; and this
tart suggests the adyisability OF farm
ers in the south cultlvating beans
and peas and raising dairy cattle. in
stead Of cotton at time when the
marset for the latter abroad has been
! hut destroyed By foreign wars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-03
PROSPERITY BEGINS
TO LOOM UP
CONTINUED from Page one)

lend money on cotton has been
agreed upon and the new banking
system is nearer 70 doing business.
These are all important gains over
the situation OF two and three months
ago.
The federal reserve banking sys-
TEN. when in Operation. will release a
large sum in bank reserves. which
should -ontri-ute to financial ease
and thus aid in handling the cotton
rop. and in the efforts at trade
extension in other countries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-03

L. H. Lolr = prepared % 40 al
sinds OF gas piping az a reasons hie
cost He keeps or land = supply Q
sa- uantIes. elohes and Burners
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Bold Hold up at 0. c.

A daring holdup was staged at
Oklahoma City yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clo k, when Lee Davis was re-
leved of his watch and $l40 in
money The ROBBERY occurred on
business street.
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Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
g a s TO RIA
Police Grab Hohos.

Police Grab Hobos
City police last night arrested five
'hobos who were stealing a ride on
Santa Fe freight train bound south
ward. The tourists are now work
ing on the streets.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETCEER'S
& q 6 . r | a

Letter files for aaie al The Leader
office Price 35c. for S1.O0
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Experts show sia lnerssae
o~lrsstos. Tst. Nov s-Sslrestoa
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Best Map Made
LARGE AND CLEAR

The War Map in Five Colors was
originally made in Europe by the
expensive wax process, as clear
and smooth as a steel engraving,
and the most accurate process ever
discovered for map making. The
colors are distinctive, and all rivers
and mountain ranges are clearly
outlined. The type is all large and
distinct and every city and town
of Importance is plainly indicated.
Cheaply drawn maps cannot posi-
bly, give the infinite details shown
on this authentic map.
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You want to know the facts
exactly as they are from a
reliable source.

aerial Fleets, Dlrlglples ana Aero
planes
Chronicle of Nations Involved
Triple Alliance and Triple Entente
Hague international Peace Con-
ference.
Capitals of Europe
Population European Countries
National Debts of Europe
European Coin Values
Area of European Countries
Distances Between Principal Cities
Decisive Battles of Past Century
Also Special War Charts of Euro
pean Capitals and Naval Maps of
Strategic Coast Line Points.
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This is positively the best, latest, most compet
war map issued. Don be satisfied with an infe
ior 2-color makeshift. Map is printed in colol
from plates by the best European map maker
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While the cannons roar, and the shells are drop
ping from the great aerial fleet, YOU want to
know Where and this ever handy Guide of the
4 warwll give you just the information you want
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
IS POINT ISABEL
ROAD BEING SOLD
RAILROAD PROMOTER AND OFTIC
lAL AND FRISCO OFFICIAL Az
RIVE IN BROWNSVILLE AND
JOURNEY To COAST.
SALE ORDERED BY COURT
FEDERAL COURT AZ ST LOI-IS IN
STRICTED SALE OF ROAD LAST
FALL CHARLIE >OMMEE< BE
LlENED To RE BUYER

The sale ~ the Rin Grandr railroad.
running from Brownsville to Point la
bel distance of twenty two miles j.
believed tp hc the object ~ the visit 10
Brownsville today cf Sam Lazarus ~
u. Louis. president uf the Vuanah. Acme
\ Pacific railroad. A. :. Grirg 81 -
l.ou,. assistant a. the receivers ~ the
Frisco. and Charles a. Summrr>. vice
president aud general manager of the
,!uanah. Acme n Pacific also of ~.
I.ouiS. The party arrived IA Browns
Vile on the DELAYED last nights train.
which reached here IA > o'clock this
morning.
Mr.. Lazarus. Mr. Grieg and Mr. Som
mer~ went 40 the coast early this morn
Ing. for the purpo>c of looking over th,
property. Mr. Sommers j. said to hold
an option on the railroad IT, sale was
ordered 10y the Federal court az -. Louis
early last fall the property having gone
into the hands ~ receivers along with
the other Fri>ru properties.
The visitors have hccn on an inSpcc.
tinn tour NJ the Frisco and the q IanHh.
Acme A Pacific. the Latter being a line
ia Northwest Texas.
Accompanying the party j. state Sen.
ator Decker of Quanah. lie j. general
attorney for The Quanah. Acme and Pac
iiic railroad.
Harry I'll Kendall 4 we'll known IIouS
ten man. Joined the visitors this after
noon. having arrived on the train from
Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
ASKS FULL INFORMATION
InntimatedRepealOfT Tolls
Is Price OF Non-Inter(er-
ence In MexicoBy Other
Powers.

Washington. u. C March - IN 4
speech TODAY senator Ionc,. lcpuhlican.
of Washington. charges that President
Wilson determined to ASK Cunerrs, L.
repeal the Panama canal jull> act a. 4
consequence of conference with Sir
Lionel Garden the Rrlti>h minister 4"
Mexico. and that the ici was culmina
lion Of negotiations with England tn
preserve The Monroe doctrine, threatened
by the Mexican situation.
senator Jones SPOKE un resolution
calling on the l'tc>lGcut iur nIll nfnrml-
ion an the tolls CONTROVERSY. lie in!i.
mated that the rcuc.d "f the Panama
tolls Was the pri Z II nnn interference IA
Mexico bA other powers. lie dtrlarrd
ID L. reported - one ~ the conditions
that Great Ertain will seek rcpar'tipn
un iiS losses through Confederate bonds
issued during the civil war ~ plan
sanctioned ht this government. whith ID
successfully applied. th burden would
have fallen on the Sulthcrn States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
NAVAL OFFICERS
PREFER BIG SHIP
rllFN STATE THEIR PREFERENCE
FGH \ IREADNAIGIIT OVER 100
SHIPS LIE THE OREGON OF THE
SrANISlI.N AMERICAN WAR.
SPECIAL VI Tlr HcrnTd.l

Washington ~ t March ~ III y1u
'rrc offered The choice ~ command
eLicii would luu take. 4 single ship like
he modern drcadnaueht New York. or
= "a ships like the Oregon. the pride of
hc Spanish American war;"
Thi, was \ question recently put a.
.arhrrHc ~ naval officer ~ Colonel
;plert ". Thompson. chairman ~ the
executive rcmmittc w the Navy league
Y tLr United States.
These "ificCrS. practically 10 q man
.Scricd their preference for the single
shin AMI argued that il would bc able
10 irrcat fbr lN0 in battle Ther cited
fIc fact that the gains ~ The New York
n III fi tinr range nf l3uru wards IN
Nlih they wr." inlc ~ penetrate four
tcrl irch arn"r Tlr gums MI the Oregon
fEd tliis decree pf penetration IN nn NOR.
fhln 3nnl wards RpFnnd that diStnnrr
hrt w"rld h4fr ~ effect on rhc MODERN
hltil, ship They showed thai the Or oo"
'l~ lie to hi; INT firr times oEt - l01
70 s'i~iaucc pip > InO wards while the
w York could hit ~cvrrt, times ont
.i inn Ht di~tlnrr rp ~ : .ir ward, The
Work likcvi i-c could firr three tiirr~ ~
rlrr shots from each nf IT, guns ~ the
Nrrrrn.
~ .ncrH ~ fhc Nrw Yn-k T. uearl,
'"phlr ihri 80 fhr nrcrnn Were h. pur
>rcd hv the iu0 ships she could steam
p "e orf - 'hrir sluoe and pick them
r ni viii. We're the lna in rirhi. the
\ 81 Nnri rnu'I rrr>uc Them ari a. the,
rrn" within l.~k rnr'l> ~ les. sinh
hrm Thrrc VOC hc l'rtv ZONE M
= 600 vrrd> or arui five miles fnr thr
NV Work iu ~hirh be could dr>trn,
rrcgnaS with liftle trn~ar ~ herself
M number o- them should BE- effective
ngpinS; her
such age n advantages of the new
.hipS over the old
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
GENERAL PARKER
TO RIO GRANDE
FOLLOWING INSpECTION OF cav
AIRY TROOP AT BoRHFH TOWN
IlE WILL LEAVE FOR SAN AN
TONIC AND LAREDO

Well pleased with the showing of thr
two troops NJ cavalry stationed and IN
>trurIiug additional target practice. ,irn
rial James Parker lcft his morning for
Rio Grlndc cift where hc viii inspect
COMPANY q of the Fourteenth cavalry.
After completing that inspection General
Parker will return ~ San Autcnin lut
from there H. viii -o tn Laredo and
other paints un the border.
General Parker notwithstanding his
AGE. leads \ strenuous existence. and II
rides ~ we'll or better than ~ imN of his
Younger Officers lie J. Il strict di>ciplin-
arian. and il j. said ot him that he
cares very little for amy other branch Of
the army 'cryicc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
BRITISH C0NSULS TO ACT
ENGLAND WILL MAKE HER OWN
REPRESENTATIONS To MENICON
CONSTITUTIONAL

Washington. ~. C. March A. After
Secretary Eryan had conferred with the
British Ambassador Ii was announced
that hereafter Great Britain will make
all necessary representations a. Mexican
through its own con.
sui. wherever cunSuls are stationed
Secretary Brvau has undertaken to
continue 10 have American consults lock
after British interests where England
H. not represented. This action j. not w.
gar,l,-l w. y change in policy ~ The Tni
tel state ~ a. involving political rec
ngniiiun ~ the rnn>titntinHnli~tS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
Gen. Maure Heads A
Campaign Against The
Rebels In State OF am
aulipas.
FIGHTING AT ESCALON?
War Office Has No Re-
port OF Battle All Es-
Gallon, North OF Tor
reOn.
FIGHTING AT ESCAlON?
TeOIl.
lRr ts,lria'cd Prcssl

Mexico civ. Mexico March l>A
culumn Nv llnn federal troops command
cd N, General .Inn,irr ~ Muarr lrti
Mexico tiiy this morning ~ campaign
against the rrbcl~ at Matamorn> Ten
afmorcd automobiles are with the
troop>
The war office has no report cf fight
ing lt E~rliun. north ~ Tnrrrun.
III Dnriu m iI~ issue tulay contains
un editorial bitterly aSsuilinr the policy
~ the United States. declaring that W,
hind The American policy there H. 4 a.
termination to wrc>t from Mexico Lower
California. Sonora. parts of \ueyo Leon
and Coahuila.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
Miss Wilson Takes
Relationship Record
On Becoming Bride

Washington. u. q. March l>.-An nm
usual situation will arise when Miss
Eleanor Randolph Wilson. Youngest
daughter of the Pre- idcni. becomes the
bride ~ Secretary ~ the Treasury vii
liam Gibbs McAdnn.
Secretary Mr.Ndun. widoHcr. ~ the
father ~ ~iN children and the grand
father ~ two Ills daughter Miss Mona.
D. the same age - the prospective bride.
When Mis- Wilson becomes Mrs Nc.
tdoo. she will automaiicallv become 4
wife y siepmother. Stepgrandmoiher.
aud regular mother inlaw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
lrcnnc of The Presidents
abolished; Street Goes Back
To Democratic Simplicity

Washington H. G.. March Is The
national capital. which during the last
streets one bearing The impn>ing foreign
sounding name ~ "Ayrnur uf the frc>i
dents f" H. a. gn back ~ the Dcmocrati"
>implirt, ~ Sixteenth street "a \ result
Of Congressional action. During The
debate which resulted in resembling the
prey iuu> action senator Lodge declared
that the cnrrJpiion uf a French name
wrut against the grain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
SERIOTS SITUATION IN PARIS
FOLLOWING KILLING OF EDIT
OR OF FIGARO BN WIFE OF CAB
INFT MINISTER
DEPUTY MAKES CHARGE
DEtLNHF>' CABINET MEMBERS
AnANS SEND THEIR WIVES To
KILL THOSE OB$TEItTING
THEIR PATHS
Rn ixSYcidtcd PrrSsl

Plri, France. March - nc:Ich
mcnt> "f republican guards are posted
~ strategic points in Paris today Ia all
the police iu quolline riots that are
threatened fpilowine the killing of Gas
Tor Calmcttr editor ~ Figaro by Mad
lilc tuillauN nj of the frrmcr French
minister uf finance.
DtpUty DclahaNc in the Chamber oi
BrpIiir> last night declared that clb.nct
mcmhrr. nowadays send their wives to
LII those "hSirGcting th,ir paths.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
TRUCK MARKET
EXPERT HIRED
CDMNISSICNEE koNE CREATES
NEW ARM OF AGhliILTl RAJ.
SERVICE FOR BENEFIT OF TEN
AS GROWERS

Austin. Texas. March ~ With the
n. M VI assisting in 4 more thorough nr
Organization uf truck growers AMI farm
"a, III order that they may secure profit
able markets for their products Com
missioner Ed X. None has employed G..
H. Terrell of Cherokee county 10 visit
the various shipping points MrTcrrcll
will make cf urt> tn reduce The num-
hri~ NJ sales agents aul secure the best
M. rkri price that Nrll organized 80
irm M sales and di~irihutiuu will give.
Cummi~~i nrr kuuc has sent 4 request
a. The bureau of markets. Washington.
u 4. e. cooperate with him ia the work
which h. believes will result ~ great
hcnciii To- the truck and fruit growers oi
the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
NOW ISLANDER TO
CALL A WOMAN A
SUFF RAGETTE
(BD iSS4cidf'd Press. \

Cologne, Germany. March II For
calling a woman school principal 4 >ut
fragcttc, the wife ~ a yhp>iciau was
was fined for Slandcr TO-DAY.
The complaint SAYS. Sufiragcttc> have
shown themselves to lr scarcely normal.
Educated people at" cnragcd against
them bcca .r>r oi L-lr uutra .r>. and no
body would trust lhrtr children tu mo VI
! were \ >uilragrltr
An apology followed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
1900 JOIN THE REBELS
MATAMOEOS RECEIVES OFFICIAL
ADNlCES OF INtREA>E IN
RANKS N TABASCO STATE.

I'm official message WAS received 40
the cuEStitutinnali~t headquarters in
MHtamnru~ rDdnA telling "a tn detection
NJ fifteen hundred ft,lcralS ~ the rnn
>tiiutiunaliStS in the State ~ TohaSro
in the southern part ~ the republic The
soldiers. according 20 the message, r.
volted aud executed their Officers They
force ia the State
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
Marriages Increase Uuder
NeW EnleuitS Lac In State
OF Wisconsin. Says Board

Madison. MS March l.. The falling
off in marriages after the going into
effect of the eu.rui,> mari iagc law was
more than accounted for ia the ia .rcl>cd
number uf marriages iu December. ac
cnrdinc tn the rcpuri> ut the - ,tr board
~ health. TAc rugruir> law viii >unu
H. brought hcforr thr supreme court ~
Owen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
MAN HAS NEW
NOSE NEW LIPS
NEW SKIN, ECT.
III iSynr.Gfsd Frfssi.

Baltimore Nd. MIrh H. With III
new Lu>r made frnm nfr M hi- ribs
strapped 10 hi face. which was drnGd,.l
of lis features in SAW mill acri'ent
three wears ago Ross Allen. a Canada.
j. recovering in hospital here.
Surgeons have restored ihr lips. and
the new nu>r H. covered with >kin from
hi> forehead
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
GOV. JOHNSON
WANTS TROOPS
IN CALIFORNIA
fBg AsSociaicd Prcssl

Washington. -. e. March L. Sccrc-
Tar, of War Garrison this morning for
wnrdri ~ Major General Arthur Mur
ray. commanding the Western depart
mcnt. the request NJ Governor Hiram
Johnson for additional troon> ~ guard
the Southern California ubr,icr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
STUDENT SUES CITY

" rrc>irr Mass. March u The citv
~ Worcester j. being sued for >i#u bv
Hector J. pemar> of Tro' bridge road.
for injuries h. claims Ia have suffered
~ a high school student nrre when IN
rectcd hy a teacher 10 perform a chem.
ical experiment. aud injured ia an explo-
sion that resulted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
ARGENTINE BEEF IN u. S.

Washington II. a.. March l. How
he argentine bcef industry j. dominated
hy Chicago packers j. described in hal.
irtin hv the Impairment II Agriculture
TODAY. About nine million pounds ~ Ar
grntine beef j. exported a. the United
states monthly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
Tango Sanctioned To Keep
Abreast of The Times;
Waltz And T,VO-Sfep Gone

borough Association ~ Women Teachers
unanimously voted TO-DAY that 10 keep
abreast ~ the times they must sanction
The tango
Miss Grace Strachan. president Of the
association. SAYS that probably the waltz
aud Two step will never come back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
Charged Win NiSnSiue L. :.
Mails, IvidcSCcHf Leader
NOiC Shines In y. y. JdI

New York March \ Frederick Nh
gent. described hy postal authorities a.
the supreme ruler oi the lridr>rcnt o.
der of Iris. likewise head of the Occult
School uf Sciences. VAS arrested todat
charged with using the mails 60 dcfraud.
La default uf bail. he committed e.
the tombs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
AMMONIA TANK EXPlODES
ONE MAN kILLED AND THREE IN
IIREp TODAY IN CLEVELAND
BREWING PLANT
. RE iSS rIufrd PrcSsl

cleveland. Ohio. Marrh l>.-Onc man
was Killed AMI three iniur, u prohahl, ia.
tal.N. ami several are reported missing
- the result uf The cNplo, ion ~ an am
mouil tank in the plant on ihe tlryel md
hr,Win. company TODAY. The huilding
Wa> partially wrecked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
HONOR HEIRS BIRTH
EMPEROR WILLIAM OF GERMANY
ORDERS SCHOOL CHILDREN OF
NATION To CELEBRATE.

Rcriin. Germany. Mar h l.. Emp-For
William ordered ? general holiday for
school children L. honor the birth II IN
heir to the Duke and Duchess Bruins
wick.
The duchess j. the only dnuehicr uf thr
emperor.
The baby J. hi sixth grandson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
FARMERS OFFER
UNEMPLOYED WORK
THEY REFUSE JOBS

Fonda. \. T.. March T. Many uf The
unemployed ~ \rw York city. sent here
~ Governor Ghnm have refused work
offered ~ farmers iH this section
The men demanded ~ y month n hen
The farmers offered ~3l i month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
1900 FEDERAL TROOPS LEAVE CAPITAL
FOR MATAMOROS WITH ARM0RED AUTOS
CARRANIA ~ CIllIlTAlll'A:
CROSSES MOI NTAINS FROM
SONORA On WAY TOJTAHEZ
lBg .iSsnriatfd PrfNsI.

IuarrZ. Mexico. March A. Grn
cral Nrnu>iiann CIrranza hl>
crn-rd the lnnuIian> from sonora
and j. IN the state uf chihuahua
according 90 reports here TO-DAY. lie
j. cNp,cted in .Ittlrcz the first uf
ncNt week.
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NO BATTLE REPORTED
GIFTS NO REPORTS
OF RATTLE PENDING At TORRF
ON RAILROAD PROPERTY DES
TRDNED.

Washington D e.. March lS--NDth.
ing j. known here of battle pending
uerr Torrcon.
Further destruction ~ railrold prom
crtv - Monrlova ~ the rebel. u report
rd The fcdrrals possess the civ
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WEATHER.

New Orleans. LII. March Is
Coast weather: Unsettled tonight
and THURSDAY: probably showers;
warmer tonight. with increasing
cloudincs-. Southerly 20 westerly
winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18
JAP HOUSE PRESIDENT DIES.

Toxic. March D. ~nriitakn IIaSrha
Uho wa elected president ~ the house w
ranrc-rrtntivrS recently Nv succession ~
Iku7o Oaka. died srhdeu'v tndlv rom
hear; disease Mr. HaSeha had been =
member of the h0nSe - rrnre ~ntatives
for wears in 1906 VI IIass-lia visited the
United States 10 study IT, industries
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-18

>nrnr womer want new Easter hit
more than "A halo
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REPEAL Of TOLLS ACT PRICE Of PRESERVATION
OF MONROE DOCTRINE, SENATORCHARGED TODAY
GEEMANl MILITARY AVIATOR
DIES FOLLOWING AEROpLANE
ACCIDENT OF LAST NIGHT.

BB yNDriaffd PrcSSI
Mrtz GERMANY. March H. Lieu
tenant Honcard the German mill
tarv aviator. died TODAY ui ~ frac-
tured skull received ia an aeroplane
accident last night.