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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-03-05

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The cushioned keyboard" with an.
Choir keys aod the new automatic
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less strain on the eyes, less manual
effort.
With all Of these mastery mechani-
cal Improvements we have made the
machine more beautiful and symmetri-
cal. From every standpoint The OIL.
IVER No. : altains superIative excel.
lence.
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ences found on the Nc. 7 represent
an enormous outlay and vastly in
crease its vaIue-the price has not
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DKOLOTA MESSENGER
ESTABLISHED 1872.

r,CRIPT10E PRICE 800 PER YEA
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she married Pop. They have
a beautiful home on top of a hill
overlooking the bay. There is
Pepper" and "Mommer" aged
goodness knows what, next on
the program is the Prodigy"
Il call her 50 because she is Sc
'emarkably bright having en-
tered Smiths at ifteen) who
had her eighteenth birthday
,hree days after Xmas. Their
there is George. aged fourteen,
tartlingly goodlooking, and
Jharles, just twelve, full of the
old Boy.
Mr.. Carpenter owns a fish
inc factory and sends quite a
number to Vancouver, we are
great pals, for he has visited us
here in Brookline several times.
lie is six feet four and calls me
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tered AZ The Post Office in OkoIone
IS. as S@qond Class Mail Matte

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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-03-05
Children Cry
FOR FLETCNER'S
& q $ 7 9 r "a
Not In SIGHT.

Hokua-"Do you think we shall aver
have universal peace Pokus-"Not
so long as women continue 10 play
bridge for stakes"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-03-05
A Letter From Miss Sarah
josephine Battle
Dear Matte Lee:


Jan O. I9I4'
Dear Matte Lee
"Wbero shall 7 begin" is dis
inctlv br3mitic, brit suits m,
ase exactly. We left here Tues
az %. 1913 end arrived at Cas-
me, Maine Wednesday 24tb
lmas Eve. I'm route III,
Prodigy" and were YER,
veil entertained-a+ least 7 wa.
or we discussed SicioIoov Wo
mans Suffrage. and GeoIoov
Before the Journey wa owe. eb,
had MANAGED to knock . LITTLE
dentistry into my head too
There are no direct trains to
Belfast, which Is across the bay
from Castine, and one is forced
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-03-05
To Cure q Cold In One DIV

Tai-sL A@A11vE BROMC Quinine. ttsGope,h.
eliEh and Headache and r0ll5 of the Colo
'tlH Etats refund iIHo " r. It fr1s &c cur,
- ", GROVE alau-.Ile "a cash box, 25c.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-03-05
Patience.

Patience is the rope of advance
ment in all lines of life.--Japanese
ProYerb.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
Would Not Predict, Upon His Arrival in
London, Whether He Would Answer
British Skeptic on Matter Of His New
River Doubt"
SPENDS DAY AMONG PROMINENT
TITLED FOLK or ENGLAND
Will Lecture Before the Royal Geograph-
lcal Society, But There Will Be Ne Dis
cassiOn, as His Sincerity Is Not Dis
credited.

London. June l3.-Colonel Roosevelt re-
fused cmphatically 10 discuss American
politics upon his arrival here today H.
would not predict whether he wonld ~
rectly answer the assertions of DT. Landor
that the "River Of Doubt" IN South Amer
lea Is not a new stream.
The colonel l. spending Saturday and
Sunday among prominent titled English
men. Colonel +. NJ. House of Austin. Tex
a., J. a guest III the same residence with
Colonel Roosevelt.
Colonel Roosevelt will lecture before the
Royal Geographical society, hut there viii
be no discussion. II ~ understood TIM l-
not considered necessary, ~ there III.
been no tendency To discrcdlt the sincerity
and usefulness Of the coloncl'> cxpluratur,
work.
Ii i possible that Colonel Roosevelt will
see King George before hi departure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
10 CITIES IN
TEXAS MANAGED
BY C0MISS|0N

Fort Worth. Texas, June l3.--Accordng
to datac ompiled by the Texa, Business
Mems association, forty-five Texas cities
have adopted the COMMISSION form Of mu-
nicipal government and Texas city bears
the distinction OF Of being the first city in
the United States ~ inaugurate this plan
% urDAn contlO. hfe c.ty Wa Galveston
and the system was instituted Immediately
following the flood Of 1900.
The following cities are regulated by
commission governments
Abilene. Amarillo. AransaS Pass. Austin.
Barry, Beaumont, Bishop, BceviIle, Corpus
Christi. Dallas, Denison, Elkhart, III Paso.
Fort Worth. Franklin, Frankston, Calves
ton, Greenyille, Harrington, Houston. kene-
dy, Lyford, McAllen, Mckinney. Marshall,
Marble Falls, Nocona, Nixon. Orange, Pal
estine, Poison, Port Arthur. Port Lavaca,
Rob>town, San Antonio, San Benito, Spur.
Sherman, Somcrville, Spier, Sweetwatcr.
Taylor. Terrell, Waco and Willis.
hTe most recent SCENE of city supervi-
sion i the city manager plan. patterned
after that Of Dayton, Ohio. Amarillo has
recently Inaugurated thiSm cthod and il i
proving satisfactory. Other Texas cities
contemplate taking similar action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
AUTO LEAP is FATAL.
Man Killed and One Injured in Accident
At Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. June l3.-Leslie Dun
can. whose home l. said to be i'm Waco
i dead and Pcndlcton &. Midget Of DaI
las. L. painfully inquired and al local
hospital today "a the result Of their
automobile tumbling off bridge on
Maple avenue road last night Go the creek
bottom. nearly - feet below.
Mrs. Midgett said that her husband
first had driven the automobile. high
powered ear, Wednesday. Passersby said
that the machine was not going rapidly
before IL reached the Bridge and il il be-
lieved that Midget in some way lost con
troll Of the steering gear. The car plunged
through twenty feet Of railing before
leaving the bridge. Midget has not yet
been able 10 explain the accident.
Duncan J. said 10 have a brother. Hen
~ Duncan. AT Waco. his mothey. Mrs
Nathaniel Duncan AT Fort Worth and q
sister. Miss Pauline Duncan of Dallas,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13

tHg associated PrcSs.l

Niagara. Falls, June l3.-The medators
today consider the personnel " the new
provisional government 10 succeed llucr'a.
The first protocol. signed yesterday, pro-
vides for transfer Of authority. \ man
of unusual qualifications i sought for the
tirc> idcncy, who must control federal~ ana
Ton>titutionai~tS and receive the neutral
recognition of the latter. The protocol
deals with the United States recognition OF
this government.
The Mexican- are anxious that the pro-
tocols stipuate that the interior of Mex
leo will recognize the new president. This
j. Ia protect llucrta in hiS announced in
tention To resign when Mexico j. ''politlc-
ally pacified."
Rapid progress i expected from now
IN, but il l. conceded the negotiations
tand or fall upon the choice of a provi-
onal president. A man of constitutions
ist sympathies not a violent partisan
III be chosen. lie must protect lluerta
4 his followers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
MAY BE
FORCED THROUGH
ACT OF GREECE
fBI Associated Prcss.l

Athens. Greece. June 13.-Greece form
ally annexed two Turkish islands today.
Diplomats fear this action will force a
crisis in the situation with Turkey
The islands are ChioS and Mitylcne. BY
annexation just now when the tension be-
tween the two nations Is great, the Hellenic
government further emphasized it, deter
mination to ignore Turkeys contention
that possession of the island, l. necessary
to protect adjacent Ottoman territory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
NJ. G. TREVIN0
WAS ARRESTED
AND REALEASED

Manuel Garcia Trevino. an American
tItizn well known IN Brownsville amt
al present a resident ~ Matamoros. wa.
released from the jail in that city lair
yesterday afternoon through the artiyitf
OF United States Consul y. VI johnson
lie was held only few hours Mr. Trc
vino 4 \ heavy owner in the Matamorr-
electric light plant. and " also prom
ent ia other municipal wcrk that wIs
planned for Matam0r0s before the break
ing out ~ the war.
n n understood here that the cause
for Mr.. Treyino's arrest was an allega.
ton by Matamurns cDnKfitutionaIist an-
rhoritieS that ~ had been active IN Mat.
amoros politics about or after the timr
the fc'lral garrison there. under Major
Ramos. rrvolted and renounced allegi.
ancc to Francisco Madero.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
GENERAL STRIKE
THREATENED BY
ITALY WORKERS
Government Deems That Threats OF Rail-
road Employees Justify II in Having the
Troops Take Control of All Railroad
Property in Rome.
TWO STRIKERS KILLED AND
36 POLICE SHOT IN NAPLES
Premier Tells Chamber of Deputies That
the Government Has Prepared 10000
Men to Strongly Repress Revolutionary
Movements.
lBu issOcinfrd PrrSSI.

Rome. Italy. June l3.-The govern
ment today ordered troops 10 take con
troll Of the railroad stations and tracks
ia Rome. Threats by employees Ia begin
a general strike throughout Italy caused
this action by the government.
Work has already ceased in many pro
yinccs. Premier Salandra Indicated the
seriousness Of the situation when he
told the chamber Of deputies the govern
mcnt has prepared 10000 men 10 strong
~ rcprcs> the revolutionary movements.
Two strikers were killed and thirtv-six
police were wounded today in Naples.
The premier declared that rcvolts in Ra-
VIENNA and Forli were Of nm anarchi~tic
character. The rioters are reported TO
have posted detachmentS TO prevent troops
entering the towns.
Railroad men met here today to discuss
the proposed strike, but action was post
poncd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
WAS NEVER A CANDIDATE
FOR REMUNERATlvE OFFICE
Has Assurances of Support Of Great
Many Friends Throughout the County.
Is Chairman OF Tom Ball Club OF Cam
eron County.

a new note came INTO the general COM
petition for Cameron county offices today
when Dr. III NJ IIaIIam. tor eight years
prominent citizen ~ Brownsville and Cam
eron county. IN business. church and
Democratic circle. announced that ~ had
decided 10 east hi- 1T for the office of
treasurer "a Cameron county. Dr. fIul-
lam flied for Y place W. the Official bal
lot with the county chairman today.
Dr. II,IIam ha- never before been " can
didaic for rcmunertiyc office. though
hc has several times been approached ~
u how nv would look upon making race
for State representative or State senator
he IN now county chairman ~ the Tom
Ball club. and wv wv active and earnest
prohibition worker llc has hved m Texas
twenty az YEAR.
III announcing today Dr. lIullam sand
IL have assurances ot support from 4
great many of my friends over Cameron
county. and when they learned that | was
considering making the race Tor county
treasurer they encouraged me with their
icIicf that | can make -ucce-.tEl race
for the nomination before the Democratic
prnnaries. have alway- been q Demo
rrat and have supported the party and the
party principle under aII circumstance
II believe that my years oi experience
IN business and nv success n my chosen
fields ut cndcavOr show that ! ann amply
fitted 10 carry cut The duties required of
the county treasurer.
n have had under adyi-cmcnt for the
past month the idea of making the race
for county treasurer. and made my dcci-
sion definitely today. have advised with
numcrou, of my friends throughout the
county. and their assurances lead the 10
feel very confident that I will secure the
nomination al the hands of the voters IN
the July primaries"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13

BARRIER OF 20
YEARS is DOWN
General Federation of Women's Clubs En-
dorses Principals of Womans Suffrage,
Thus Permitting Entry Into Politics for
First Time of Federation.
VERDICT WAS RECEIVED BY
WOMEN WITH TEARS or JOY.
Suffragist, All Impatient, Asks Why
Should There Be Discussion When
Eight Million Women Are Waiting for
Us TO Decide
(By associated PrcSs.l

Chicago. ILL.,. June l3.-Thc Federation
of Women's clubs endorsed the principles
of women's suffrage by big viva voce
majority today, breaking down the fedora
tion's constitutional barrier 10 political
subjects, which has stood for twenty
years The whole operation was done in
less than five minutes.
When the re-oiutDn wa, presented, enc
suffragist exclaimed, II don't see why
there should be- any discussion. Eight
million women are waiting for IL to de-
eide
An immediate vote was thcrcupon taken
without discussion. and the verdict wa
received with joyful tears throughout the
hall.
Hundreds Of women sang the battle
hymn of the republic.
The resolution adopted follows.
Whereas. the question Of political
equality of men and women is today a
vital problem under discussion through
out the civilized world. be il
Resolved. That the Geurai Federation
of Women's Clubs give the cause of polit
ical equality it, moral support by record
ing its earnest belief in tht principle OF
nolitical equality regardless of sex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
]. J. Galloway Campaigning.

J. J. Galloway. formerly superintendent.
81 the San Benito schools. and now can
didate for the office of Cameron coun: J,
superintendent Of schools, j. in Browns
vile for a few days in the interest of hi
campaign. Mr.. Galloway stated today
that he l. well pleased with the outlook,
and he expects shortly 10 begin a sy-te-
matte and thorough campaign throughout
the county.
Mr.. Galloway was delayed In -tartin-
hi campaign owing t.. the serious illness
Of sister at Fort Worth, from which city
he has just returned after lengthy stay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
TO INSPECT LIST
OF CANDIDATES
Cameron County Democratic Executive
Committee Will Meet in Brownsville on
Monday 10 Go Over Filings That Closed
Today.

The entry lists ~ announcements for
nominations in the July primaries closed
today. and 4 meeting of the Cameron
County Democratic Executive committee
will he held in Brownsville Monday.
probably ia the afternoon, according -
information from the office ~ James r..
Wells. chairman 81 the committee. today
The list Of candidates viii not BE- made
pubic il was Stntri. uniil tEr commit
applications for places on the official
ballot
Judge Wells was not IN thr city today
but y expected "a return In time to pre-
side ~ the meeting If the committee n
~ held Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
SUBSTITUTE FOR
HOUSE BILL Is
REPORTED TODAY
by Associated PrcssJ.

Washington. ID. g.. June 13.-ChaIr
man New lands today reported the sen
ate Interstate Trade Commission bill a. "A
substitute for the house bill. lie said the
action Of the committee has been non
partisan and that he jlw no reason for
lIelaying the measure
lie declared the bill 'inquiSitorial. but
Said that honest corporation had nothing
10 far. aud that the commission wuHl-l
require few reports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
so CANCER CASES CURED.
Out OF 500 Cases A Half Hundred Are
Well and 1888 Described as Improved.
by Associated Press

London, June 13.-Out of nearly five
hundred cases of malignant cancer treated
by the Radlum institute during the year
1913, fifty are described In the annual re-
port Of the institute a. apparently cured
and ls3 a. improved" IN number of
eases the reseults are not yet noted.
The institute declines to treat operable
cases, radIum being used only a. a last
resort.
"Time can only show" says The Lancet,
IF any Of these satisfactory results are
permanent, and not until some years have
passed without fresh manifestations of the
disease. could even the most favorable
cases be described a cured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13

The Mexican delegate today received
he United States answer To their protest
gainst the landing 5f arms from the An
lila at Tampico. The reply >ct forth a re-
rt at the misunderstanding over Iuri>dic-
1 N between the Departments Of Commerce
nd the Treasury. which resulted in the
ATilla receiving clearance papers she
hould not have had. The reply says that
~derS were given that no arms b. cX-
rted to Mexico by land or sea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
SAN BENITO TO CLEAN UP.
City and Civic League Will Enhance Ciiy's
Attractiveness by General Cleanup.

san Bcnito. Texas. June l3.-With a
San Bcnito, the city officials, IN con
junction with the civic league. will begin
. cleanup campaign of the entire city
next Thursday morning which will last
until Saturday. Ii j. announced that sew
cral teams will be put on tn streets To
move away the rubbish piled up 10y the
citizens. Hereafter cleanup days will be
observed twice ach month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
FIFTH BANK IS
CLOSED TODAY;
MAY REOPEN

Chicago, Ill.,, june l3.-The State bank
examiner today closed the Calumet State
bank. a small institution. This closing
was IN connection with the Lorimer La
Sale Street Trust & Savings Bank closed
Yesterday, making a total of five bank
closed.
u 4 expected that the Calumet and sew
eral ot the others viii reopen solvent soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
LINER RIPS HOLE
IN LINER AT SEA
DURING A FOG
(By Associated Prcss.l

New York, via Wireless, June I3.-Fivc
hundred miles out at sea in fog before
daylight the liner Pretoria ripped a hole
twelve feet high and thirty feet long in the
side OF the liner New York above the water
line.
New York passengers touched the Pre-
torias' bow as she backed away. Neither
ship is in danger OF sinking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
GREAT DECREASE
IN COTTON USED
Census Bureau Announces Total Of d67,-
I23 Bales Consumed in May, 1914, Being
$4,000 Decrease Over That Used in
Same Period Last Year.
(Bg Associated PrcssJ .

Washington, ID. O., juno l3.-The United
States Census bureau announced today
that 467, ,l23 bales of cotton were consumed
in the month Of May. being decrease NJ
l4.001 ba,es rrum the sam, mcnth of 1913.
Cotton on hand May 81 was l2.400, ,00o
bales IN the cotton Statc~ and 1900. .Onu
bales IN All other States, making 4 total
of 81 100000 bales ON hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
Following First Protocol, They Consider
Personnel of New Provisional Govern.
ment To Succeed Huerta--Man of
Constitutionalist Sympathies, But Not
A Violent Partisan, To Be Chosen.
MORE BLOCKS IN PATH
OF MEOIATORS ARE
NOW INDICATED.

Saltillo, Mexico, June II, via la
redo. June l3.-Af;er the despatch
of Carranza'S note to the mcdlatorS.
it was said today n authoritative
that the conStituiionaliSts do not wish
even one Of their own men to become
provisional president under the med
iation plans in any manner, n II
would be lcgalizing any of Huerta'S
acts or concessions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
DENY BANDITS OPERATING.
People Arriving at Tampico from Oil Fields
DENY Rum0rS of Threats OF Bandits.
fBu associated Press,

Tampico. Mex. June l3.- EnmorS that
a strong party Of bandits are operating
near Panuco threatening that oil town.
are denied by passengers arriving yestcr-
day from Panuca
Oil operators. however. continue indis-
posed To extend their business ar employ
more than minimum amount Of absol-
utely necessary labor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
ELKS FLAG DAY SERVICE.

Brownsville lodge No l9l2. Benevolent
and Protective Order Of ElkS will cele-
bra1e Flag Day in the lodge rooms II the
order. Stegman buildings. tomorrow aft
rncon az Z O'Clock The service will be
a public one. All visiting Elks are spec
sally invited Ia attend
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP BREAKS.
by 4ssocidfcd Press.l

Diedhofen. Germany. June l3.-Another
Germany army Zeppelin airship broke in
two today. A lieutenant wa injured. To-
days accident l. the eighth Zeppelin air
ship 10 lie destroyed by wreck, fire or ex-
pIoSion. The entire crew Of one lnclading
twenty eight Officers and men, were killed
when the alrship burned in midair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
TROOP SHIP SINKS CRUISER.
Mexican Federal Troop Ship Guerrero Re-
ported to Have Destroyed Cruiser.
(By Associated Press.l

Mazatlan, Mex. via wireless 10 San
Diego, Calf. June i3.-The Mexican
federal troopship Guerrero is reported To
have destroyed the con>titutionaliSt ar
mored cruiser Culiacan. near Guaymas.
Thursday night.
\ constitutionalist shell exploded i'm
the federal hospital here yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
1900 AMERICANS LEFT.
800 Have Registered With British EN-
bassy Giving Reasons for Staying.
iBp Associated Press

Mexico City. Mex. June IL. The total
Americans now remaining in Mexico l.
estimated M not over l600. OF these near
IL 1900 have registered their names AT
the Brazilian embassy h-rc. giving rea-
rnns why they will not leave.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
25 PERSONS ON
SHIP STABBED
BY INSANE MAN
fBu Associated A pressl

Punto del Gardo, Azores. june IL
Twenty-Five stccragc passengers on the
steamship Canopice were Stabbed by an
Italian who suddenly became insane yes
terday. Five are in serious condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
HUERTA EMPLOYS U. S. LAWYER.
tBy Associated PrcSs.I

Washington. ID. G.. June rs -Gcncrai
Huerta has employd a. his personal It.
gal representative here former United
States Senator Townsend. who il keep
ing in touch with Secretary Bryan and
President Wilson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
SOCIALIST DEPUTY AGAIN
WILL TRY TO FORM
A FRENCH CABINET.

Paris, France. June l3.-Rene
Niviani, the socialist deputy, today
again accepted the task of forming
new cabinet for France.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
MOUNT LASSEN
HAS ANOTHER
ERUPTION
fB5 Associated Prcss.l

Redding. Calf. June l3.-The fifth
and greatest eruption Of Mount LasseE
occurred today. Ashes. scattered for six.
teen mile saround smelld Of sulphur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-13
PRESIDENT At A REUNION.

Washington, ID. g.. June l3.-Prr-idrf
Wilson went I'd Princeton today 10 attrnf
a reunion of the class Of 1879. Of viii :.
he l. "a member.