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III pFHE three hats which grace this
20 page are entitled to be called
k aultless millinery. And a hat must
nlieasure up to many requirements TO
u e so classed First of all, it must
j o's beautiful, then it must be per
y artly adapto3 10 the occasions upon
III it is to be worn, and it must,
NE rise, be up to the minute in style
Mhow the use of new trimmings
Wclever manner.
Nat of velvet is shown in the cen
Vt is made on a frame, which rolls
I'D at the left side, into a gsace-
L Hnd slightly curved brim and Is
Il ut an upward roll at the right
Il The velvet is put on with per
VI smoothness and follows all the
Is of the frame exactly. At the
1872 to al the crown a soft overhanging
M I'm a manner of the tam, is draped
TO blow the lines of the brim. Be
10, this collar of satin extends
&pc ali the hat At the right side, to-
wi, the front, the crown is tackled to
In, brim and is brought down over
In, olar This point makes a splen'
did POSITION for one Of those novelties
Of Il he season in flowers In this case
is IA rose, with cluster of small
uro1ened buds in metallic fabric set
IN Inv leaves with a mother-ofpearl
s,srfAce. In this hat we have novelty
of shape as we'll as novelty of trim
ming and everyone will concede that
IN Is a beautiful bit Of millinery.
sailor hat OF plush and silver
cloth suited to the winter season is
shown on the right. The shape is not
nav but is graceful and finished with
a soft puff in the top Of the crown
which is a characteristic of the sea
son. The side crown is band OF
plush surmounted by collar OF fur,
The only trimming is small quill OF
silver spangles fastened with little
Jet cabochon.
The model pictured here is made
lup in seal plush with collar OF skunk
fur 1t may be copied in broadtall
plush or chinchilla, using the same
cloth-of-silver top crown. with seal
nluab or any of the brown tones
plushes, cloth of gold can be suosti
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U. D. C. Meeting Saturday.

The Hot Springs Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Nita Barry Mallory, 521 West
Grand avenue.
This will be the opening meeting OF
the year and the annual election OF
officers will take place. Every mem
her is urged to be present.
Mrs. Slaler Showever With Cut Glass
The members of the Philathea and
Raraca Societies of Central Methodist
church assembled at the Sigler apart
ments Wednesday evening at 8 o'clocr
here they gave Mrs. f. NJ. Siglel
cut glass shower.
Miss Bessie Shrimpl.n made tbs
presentation in behalf of the organi
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-02
Suffrage Club Meets Today.

The Hot Springs W oman's Suffrage
Association will hold its first regular
meeting of the year this afternoon at
9 O'Clock in the sun parlors of the
Eddy Hotel. Business of importance
will come up and a full meeting is
expected. A convention will be held
in Little Rock Monday, October ~
for the purpose of perfecting state
organization.
Each league will be entitled to -four
delegates and their president and az
many guests as choose to attend
Cities where there are no suffrage
organizations will be entitled to one
delegate.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-02

When you want jewelry repaired
take it to Jaeeard's on Central Ave.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-02

For expert KODAK finishing go to
Sorrells Drug Co. 6-l4-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-02
Christian Church Ladies' Meet Today

Tie regular meeting of the Chris
tan Women's Millionary Society OF
the First Christian church will be
held at the home of Mrs e. II. Bur
rough, Sixth and Garland at o'clock
this afternoon. The following pro
gram will he rendered:
Piano solo Mrs. CLEARWATER
Devotional period, Mrs. Hammond
Business session.
Paper Prayer" Mrs. Fewkes.
Paper, Service" Mrs Taylor.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Harry shelton
Paper, "The Duty of the Christian
Woman to the Heather Child Mrs.
Gosee
Vocal solo, Mrs. Hazel Small.
Talk, The Aboriginal Red Man,
Miss Serrill.
Talk. children of the Bible Mrs
G. H. Williams.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-02

trust in state and national offices.
The groom, Mr. Veit Hahn, is a
prominent electrical engineer of Chi
cagO.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-02

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The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-02

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

Transfers nf Urai estate iutaiHnf 90
agi ecrt fl,d fur frrord Boz tne ,aunis
.lef,. ou.e yesterday rNe ilat CO.
ioNa
WA 1uh % sau Nnlonio 90 Mra
I e. ilteh luts ami 10 in hioeh ee
~ inc prohse addition ~ thr tovn
~ Mercedes lidaiap county, snd th'
southeast qusW,r ~ lnt n hlo,h
1T thc soslb tna addition to ,opu'
CHRISTI. confederation ~
Wrn s. y 0auFwer ca berthe Nor
pnh. Bots % ans % boz nlo,k ~ ~ th'
town ~ nishop confederation $3.50
B.. j. Mauuus ans wlfe io % D. Fmhl
~ MoLcnnan ,ounis. Ia, 30 in hiofi
+ ~ mo uroNkhn addition O. che ,lti
,on. ldrrauon. 1850
William Robertson io " hrowo
b b. nennci a d. Hamilton. q
liolnrsf . v pcwolt and g wood
uI uuaicss ~ tue central wharf an'
vsrrhoua. Conn tnl 8 tfs,t ~ iaud u
tae William ito.cftfon irntt eitmn tH
rl, umIn ~ Corlua Chusu. consider
suuu $40
Uuheu M.Naf iu iNt.nhirt am
Davis tho southwest quaucr ~ iN
..u.hucst aunr,or uf iiou BE- 'n rm
atu 10 rsn sahdlti.iou 81 tno nre
..l natfur. consideration t4oso
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
FIRST TARpON WAS LANDED
YESTERDAY BY DALLAS NAN
W .. Watcher CsuQh, Win Regulation
Tackle rsrpon Measuring 81 Feet
and rhrss inches


IT.. nni atpon 80 no hoaaei from
rarmr fmnu ray fhis teasnn w8H
Yesterday morning suehi nesr fi"nr
inun hs 81 U Hatcher ~ naiar foa
49, no nsA measured go feci aud
ifrre inches. weighed vas Iaunds apd
wee Hugni siih ihe regulation hHht
iaftis
SIR Hatcher and family nnh 80
lrd SIZE o. D. Greer - Cloue All
rona. have been pending me Past wcei
in corpus CHRISTI They d'l 'are that
CORPUS Christi s tne ideal vacation
araunsls ana nshennan's paradise ~
rcaas Monday nirht ai Flour nlun
Nernen Hatcher and Greer gigEcd
more than goo pounAn ~ Founder aud
II. saoa thai nst.ng is fluo ai cofrns
Christi Nr iiatrhsr ffsiefaai ahipi'l
30 express most ~ ihf fell Ga Dis
friends ln pHllss
We hsFe enjoyed every minpie -
osr islt and we VIII boz spiry when
g'fflay arrives as se must icare ON that
DAY Cor Dallas" stated Mr Hatcher.
Corpus christi BE- hcauifui u'ii'
ans ths fithinR boating and haihlnn
are unsurpassed and W. vii look for
ward with pleasure 60 future vacation
ii4ps 10 thlr city"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
The Day in the Courts
News - Interest Fre~ ceurs
Reuse sNc cits Mali


a. iudgs kfamcfs .oarg Yesterday
mwulne three osscs we're called ln
which teo were dismissed. and Iuae
Wcni in th, o,hcf set aside in lht
case seansi MIS- a. JOHNSON.
charged With assault, on ,hc person "
Miss y \ Npfdtn the vase was dis.
missed ey tudss kramer on account
W Insufficient evidence The Curpas
Railway ard tiehi Cvmpans answered
30 thc ,harzcs made 81 CTS rict,r
,iAn Nmos Robinson thal she, had nos
accompanied tht electrical lnsnettuts
report With iae customary fes. DBL
showing idsn.e thst ,he fer had br,a
paii before tne complaint was ma a.
consequently the case Was dlasi,' ssel
q. tNeil Uus Harrison o. vaiHt
Rnd 2 D. Edwards were summoned 10
ihe eoutt en ehanso 90 dsiut,I
ihr pca,e % WAS ,hafssd tha THESE
foHrg uen hrii a bathing PARTY or
fharsual street = " sunday afternoon
when tHet arpsafsd hrfert ihe ps $50,
esfneu1 te ustca o. thr tana SON
.ff ln Nrtcsnn infA n ihct nthln
Suits hel hauur ma ,ome tl.l
fum iniIs rt Tuw esfa st.f
tuca - ani ,ostt tst iNdnneA .al
$50 asid, on rgnnise of Eosd nc.
tatlnr m fhe tature
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
RAILROAD COMMITTEE TO
ASSIST FREIGHT SHIPPERS
Chairman sechris, Urges Shippers 10
Report Complaints 10 Comrnsr'
cial Club.

BE- SCIENTIST sifinah 'i VIZ ''''
road committee ~ thr lomm'f'iAi
club Yesterday ragc oui a statement
urgine TINT iooM fhirpors Of irrik"''
also an merchants ~ The Corpus
phflsu utic territory rcceiVinE snip
me6,s from tHis cliy promptly noiiii
th, secretary az ihe club u ans delay
In freight shipments
SECRETARY arthur Tor many years va.
connected with the STATE Railroad
commission and is an authority on
freight rates AecordinEly he Val De
GLAD 10 take up lhe complaint - any
h,aper ~. io rates and tne railfoh"
.omm,tiee uW hardi" promp,y az
COMPLAINTS as 90 delays ~ shipments
M scchgisi PROPOSES 70 render snip
pcrs cvcry service That the comm'''e'
may possibly be enabled 20 DO
-This very important Department
~ the Commercial club work and "nN
through tho cooperation 81 the Snip
pers can TIE committee get az the true
faots and secure better service" stated
Nlr SeDh rist --
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

~ O. pmuu ii0aet0n ram d.
Ncrr,n fIoast,n u D. Croff paii't
So NuU4r sam Antonio $685. 'nd
Afr ~ g. Chamberlain Cfo,artf TrNE
Nrs Virginia collins Drn,tctf "a
Wolhcr Houston q Sd Edmendagn.
san Antonio H. % Burton san Anton.
lo. "a j. ballard 80 ious D. % Zen.
dall Kings le ~ ana Mrs va
r,u. LRuuE jas a Msrfs toMt0pi
John 7. Hunter. Dallas leon his Nan.
s.st1tr- r1cn' ~ y Ttfrnion f.atcdo
j % carmon. Kcucdt Mr 'nd Mr
J. 4. Mrtrfs Iulsfrn - % Ndofe
psnas. Nrs g. newman. rlca @ni"n
MalshaH ulks saH An'on" % -
Hammond SOS York 70 Robinson
Houston u Jackson. chicago Mr.
rugenc siD.cy san Antonio % % li'lt
San Antonlo. % ~ Miohci Aanra'
rass J. 81 TcIker Arkansas ruhr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
COMING AND GOING

Items Meuman ~ liondo ropa,n
~ D. O. Neuum.u u ta, p fH
q Ncths tlst
SIS arl Mr Gcnlsr lI4fA Aud
children of Laredo trc visiting n ihe
yi, as rlcsn 90 $50 lnd Nr Noham
niu0hcr
W Stewart n' tHc sicwart Band
roml ans has retained fum San an.
ton.o. where he spent sce,rl da1s
Marshall nl,at San Antonio uiUf.
nry. WHO oas One uf lnt .aunse ful ts-
Tense in thc pltai county msndamu'
.utc. H m coulls christi ucgsiuol
at the Suce.- hotcl.
iacut 80 g. Harmon. of tho Smith ln
fanti,. stationed li Laredo. is % iut'
arrival BOB Csc Ut nc.nr r,ertcred 81
lhc Nuc,t. Dotci
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
FARMERS INSTITUTE FOR
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Nesting VII b. H.ia Al 20 o.cis..
N Hssrns - esrrrs-c,si clue.
c,y Aah


meeting tn Vheh etrs farmer ID.
Nocte, Count, IS ursei g. 81 present
an oe heA satarIa, snernu..n II 81
o.eiotk .n ihs rsoms 70 tae connsr Ia
club ihlrl roor ~ sIty BAN The
meeting oIi boz in ihs nature ~ q
iafmeit Institute and asrbutral toy.
ics ~ lutefrsi wHl nt discussed
Concerning thc insiuatc watch Will
be under Csc alfcilon of thc state
DEPARTMENT of AEleuNme the ds
partmeni advises as f,l.Def
These Institutions o.l Sc conducted
oy Prof q p Sthon Entcmaioeisi oi
ihe state Department - Arfltusafr
WHO VIII dis, ass liberalization. nata
uon seed selc,iion snd ,ontrl " in.
iariols insects rr N ft HARRINGTON
q knrs ne Texas $3.50 assist irar
'hnoi at as man, points al So poss
rie for hm O. ATTEND
Offter. 90 Institutes aifcsdt orean
lscd viu please assist Foo rriung n,
farmers out to bear these Important
question:. discussed
IT'D" St.ir Department ~ ,enrufur
gahIshes from Imc ,e umc ,siusm
REPORTS npnu top 20 Iai pi.rcu o.
ihc famrr ~ ihr state NI nst
iutra vIn receive .owrs ~ a nuNe
IONS .ssaoi p, thr department fr,r D.
cost ava oln Del placed on the resnls
ma.nua ua f0r faflre hAr,tIos snd te
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
on AUGUST 1st.

HOUSTON. Tex. JUS ~ hoy h
Nl.hols. chairman ~ tHe republican
executive committee ~ Harris .oun-
ty has issued "a aali for tre nnid.ns ~
fne Republican .ouni} convention in
golston hug This wil p" f"r ih"
nurpore q cicrung delegates and tiicf'
mates o. tho state convention az Waco
Aug
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
:: City News in Brief =

Ahen tlo rrslmf discussions ai iiis
u.- l..s 49,, j., ae..l-- S1..e" tAs l'1-.
meeting. three names have been HaneH
81 th. ist ~ mrmhcts Noise We'll
% Gerald ~nrrmu and W u merton.
r,nrss,nlnR te gr0cct3 rrHl estate
Anna .lnEfrr interest tr-po. utcb
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
su,lplso nAn1olRs ~ srsslon

DULUTH. Mich. Juiy "a Dgluih
issuier,alniuS for three daya lhe sew
enfh annual national c"ngsaiipr ~
building fnsnsgeIn. pspfrs ana sup
srlnsendonts - large buildings Ia many
~ the heading riiisa - iAe country are
IN attendance The subjects Fcheduled
for dlseuaslo a. the convention Include
efncsency IN office b9iNings, the care
apartment buildings. office bullsinT
bends. income iar law. FIRE prevention.
uorksnFnsn'a conn ensatior. and tn'
valuation ~ properties.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
raAnsrGaa1D 70 sosron DIST

DALLAS. Ter. juiy Notes came
TO-DAY 70 Captain william ". FORSYTH
for seventeen te@rs operative ~ ehafSe
a. tho DALLAS dlsfric United Stairs
secret ssYsigs. ~ his 'rsnafsr ~ ihs
Dos,cn District
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

a.. s'sF weekly meeting Of the
N monte committee wl De held
- asaa AZ the Naeces hotel.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

- = - = =
rual "a
Tae tauat .auit ...u.
tht scar ha. .e.n 80 af sisoao aa al.
.omiur,.l u.ih g.. ,.ssea 4. fsts u.t
iae ,oufl na. .uHtri Ola i,at th, 4.
roaEe ,alUt. m as, commits ha,. n,rr
reduced th.r t.st home. ih, isr f.,
fata rh. nsr,a.s in the total pr,n
rny valuations naa COME from n,
natutai lns,ea~e ~ .siss ss .an.s.
30 .mnr.. snrnf. ANA .ff.r ft,Ins.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

80 'l ee strn Friday night on thc
~ EiNs building ay members
v t-'ss lodes An Elks ana ladies
,.ea Tho entertainment com
- 'F iAe ulsht S. composed ~
"- collins an3 Dewitt Reed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-03
GONZALES SAYS
HE is N N0CENT
Mexican Commander Declares He Was
Not TO Blame in Connection With Al
legged Plots to Kill viIIa-Protests at
SIanderous Statements.

San Antonio. TrN.-Pablo Gonzales.
one Of the Carranza generals. iii a signed
statement wired To the Mexican consulate
from Qucretaro. Mexico. denies cmphati
callv hat H. was implicated IN the plot
recently discovered Ia aSsa>sinate Gene
raj Pancho Villa. Ia press dispatches
General Gonzales was credited in I'm
alleged confession by Guacho Mugica a.
being one of the Carranzi>tas who had
employed him "a 10 away with Villa.
General Gonzales statement follows:
The pres, has circulated the state
mcnt that | sent the Argentine. Guacho
Mueica. 10 AguaS Galleries with a view
Of assa~Sinating General Villa Only due
Ia the fact that this libclous statement
has been given 10 the foreign press in an
official form ~ persons close ~ General
Villa do | notice il.
II entertain the firm conviction that
men Of honor should never receive the ~
tacks Of enemies and remain silent. and
a. "A man. a. "A rcvolutioni>t. and a. com
mandcr ~ an army corps nf the tonsti-
nationalist army. ! now protest al the
alanderous statement that was issued
I'm the form already indicated. | wish
every one "a know that only those who
had "A rifle in their hands and could de-
fcnd themselves were the ones killed by
my soldiers in battle. ! have No personal
enemies. neither do | allow hate 20 govern
me. | have no personal grudgcS against
any person. Ny hate l. directed against
TYRANNY aud tyrantS and my grudgcs are
against the enemies Of the sovereign citi-
zcnship. | have charged myself with a
mission since %aliening myself ia the fight
for liberty and free institutions for my
country. and | will try To carry out my
mission 20 the best If my ability, with
honor and with dignity.
L will never have occasion IN my career
IA resort 10 the aSSassin'S knife. neither
will | ever IT, charged with the odium OF
treason. | will never resort To the means
ar stain nv name with the crimes per
netratcd ~ those that ! fought ami dc-
fcated. | stand ready Ia answer the call
az nv country. il my services are needed.
Let the nation know. once for all that
Pablo Gonzales has never been anu never
will be A vulgar assassin. Our nation
and history will give "a each one M
,iohtful place. aS judged 10y his conduct
and acts in the actual political crisis
through which our beloved country y
now travcr>ing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-03
TO RAISE BRITISH PENSIONS
Member Of Parliament Starts Campaign
Which Seeks fi0re for the Left Behind.

.nrr. pundrncc NJ the Associated Press
London. Nov. "A campaign To- raise
British pensions and separation allowances
ha- been started TN n. n. Barnes. NJ. r..
who propose 4 minimum Of one pound
tcrling 4 week tor thc widow Of every
soldier ana sailor killed WIZ the front, for
the mother dependant on any soldier and
sailor killed. tor the wife 81 every sol
dirr ana sailor now w the fighting line
and also Tor every soldier aud sailor per
mancn.ly manned hy fighting.
Such gu icrcasc sounds small TIL com
pari-ou with American pension rates. but
aouII mean 4 four tuid False for the Eng
Ii-h ny most iu-tancr-. From Sl.25 Y week
thc widow pension would be- raised to -.
Mothers dependant tor support IN men
who dir wv active service are now npro-
tlded Tor. The NiVp~ oi men 40 the front
ai prt cnt eet orlN ~l.~5 \ week while the
minimum weekly pension allowed III Dis
ahl0i soldiers D. - cents. NJ. Bamo- also
propose, tu double thc present allowance
u. Ely cents lor rarh dependant child.
e B. pointed ont that the nation hats To-
Support These dependents I'M nuy case. aud
Ivy throw tht nriu burden oH private char
ity doe uot relieve the country ct The
cost. An adequate separation allowance
Iul pension wuuld also relieve the men
vho are offering their lives Tor their coun
DEITY from thc Stigma uf being ohicrt- ~
charity. But a- thc proposed increase ~
likely to take thc form Of p ~upcr-tax on
incomes, N In not popular with tLc wealthy
Glasses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-03
SHRAPNEL MORE
EFFECTIVE THAN
THE Riffs FIRE

tCo-rrr-pondence NJ the Associated Pre~~.l
London. Nov. 3.-Shrapnel. winch ha-
done far more damage 10 the allies than
The German rifle fire, l. a British ihNeh-
ton over a century old. 1t inventor was
General Shrapncl, an English officer who
wa- born III 1901 and given a commission
in the royal artillery in 1879. The Thought
came to him during the war ~ Flanders
where ~ wa- impressed by the triilinE ci-
feet of round shot against troops ana me
limited range Of grape. llis shell, hllcd
with halls and powder and ignlIed ~ y
time fuse. was adopted by the BRUSH
army In 1902 and played an important
part III the Pcnln-ular war under Yelling
ton and also at Waterloo. The secret OF
H. action wa unknown outside "A Great
Britain until 1884.
With the customary ingratitude OF gov
crnmcnt-. General Shrapnel wa@ never ri
imhur-ed for the expense III hi eNpcrI-
mentS. All he received was , pounds
"A wear f-G00Ol and the offer 81 a harunctcy
Nv could not afford to accept. lie died ~
lsi2 a bitter old man.
DR.. Ions seaman. the American a.
pert. who haS visited the hospitals ~ the
allie, at the front. a y the German shells
break into large pieces and 40 little dam
age compared with those used by the Jap
anese against Russia, which were torn
into showers 81 steel splinter~. But the
-hrapncl bullets make ragged wounds and
also carry injecting material with them.
causing 4 large percentage of deaths from
blood poisoning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-03
Be C0LDLY POLITE
TO WOMEN, SAYS
LORD KITCHENER

Correspondence 81 the Associated Pre-~.l
London, Nov SIN order AZ help SOL
lirr- observe Lord kit. tcuer- injunction
to he more than coidly courteous to wom-
an. .Hr National on ut Women Workers
a.- uH uakou the dutN nt patrallin- thc
.erritroy outside ,he sentry lines. The
r,- ot thc women police i- GLADLY ac-
u.rivd. -H., th, arm authoriur- complain
ihai tle soldiers axe being hrci from Lord
Kitchener chilly id,al by women camp
tuIluurr Not uuly YOUNG girls bat the
matUrcd havc been causing serious mirac-
n"r nl discipline LII thc camps. causing
recruits to ov.r-tay leave ana run tho
-rard hnc~.
Meantime. au effort IN made IN Increase
camp attractions. such a- concerts. and
to provided other means of diyertinc the
Hrn.
The first police woman VI London took
her station the past week m old Bailey.
Tier special duty i- IN look after tho eases
women and children. She 4, one ~ y
corps being trained hy Nina Bowie Of the
Womcu'- Freedom league. TIE league has
offered to provide female patrols for Lon
streets and park IN the interest of
proprietIe-. but it- oncr hrs v tfvet
been accepted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-03
SCRIPTURE.
EcclesiastsS 3:i-i2.

Io everything there i- Y season. and 2
time a. every purpose under the heaven:
la time M br born. and 4 time % dc; ?
time ~ plant. and \ time ~ pluck UP that
which IS planted.
"A Ina 10 Kill. and time 20 heal; 2
time w break down and \ time 10 build
M;
"A time M weep. and 2 time 70 laugh; =
time tu mourn. und 4 time "a dance;
q time % east away stones. and a time
M gather stones together: 4 time to en-
hrac. and " Time ~ refrain from cmbrac-
in-;
a anne ~ Eco. and . time io lose; 2 time
wv keep. and tlne tu east AWAY;
4 Time a. rend, aud 4 time 10 sew: q
time ID keep %lleucr, and y time a. speak:
" time wv lote. ana y time ~ hate; Y
tame ct war;. 1ad Z time 81 peace.
What profit hlth hc that workcih "a
thIt wherein hc lahnreih!
2 hat, seen the travail. which God hath
given M ihc sons oi men to p, exercised
Ivy WI.
lie hath made every thing beautiful IN
ni- time also hc hath ~et the world IA
their heart, y thai no man can find ont
thc work that God makcth from the be-
inning ~ THE end.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-03

the political party ~ which The proprietor
al the various businesses belong, u a mar
ruw minded individual. indeed. May
heaven pity The community III which such
policy ., thi~ + the railing spirit. In "a
eammunit, made up 81 such hiLchound in
~ditidual-. there can he ~ general cor
operation ID the promotion al enterprises
Nj general i'nriit. and the business ln-ti-
tuiou- win ckc ont Il half starved exist
emce-if they continue 10 exist ~ al. such
"A town IA prcde-ilncl never ID pa any more
than tlc finest jnt on THE map ~ Prugrc--.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-03
YOU MAKE FRIENDS BY
RECOMMENDING A RELIABLE
KIDNEY MEDICINE

Your representative called at my door
Yesterday meaning 10 leave 4 sample Of
Your noted >wamp-Root and ! am Ger
family pleased To see anybody connected
with the firm who makes a medicine which
has done - much for me and my family.
4 few ycar~ ago | was suffering from a
terrible pain IN my back and when ! wa-
up around the house | had a. walk with
nay body bent nearly double. II you had
placed 4 thousand dollar- above my head
| could not ~traightcn Up I'd get II.
Hearing of DR.. kilmer', Swamp-Root |
sent tu you tor \ sample bottle and from
thc effects ~ that small amount | was
sure II would help me - bought one bot
ilc and il ha- cured me.
shortly after that my husband. who
wa~ a coal miner. was suffering from kid
ncy trouble and could not workand | sent
for some VI Or. kilmer'- >wamp-Root. lie
was IN q terrible condition. but a. the
doctors had not gwen me any relief. | had
more faith III >wamp-Root and II was well
founded and after taking a few bottles he
was completely cured.
! daily recommend the use Ut swamp
Root 10 my friends and neighbors.
Sincerely yours.