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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
SOME OTHER BUSINESS.

NOW TT I'd only gone into the news
paper business / feel as II I could have
really done something worth while" a
man said 10 me the other day.
Don't you like your own business
asked lie Is a rather successful sales
man.
"Oh. yes" he said. well enough. out,
there's 50 little chance 20 get ahead Sea
H. / feel sure ! could have done some
thing big n ! hsd gone into the news
paper business. There's more chance
TOT an ambitious man there"
Now had he spoken or some 9th er
business I might have been Immersed
and convinced. but the newspaner busi-
ness-well. that's something i happen
20 know about. And ever since I had
anything 90 do with newspapers 7 have
had 10 dinncd into my ears by newspaper
men that there never was business
where the chances Of making money
we're so small Almost every newspan
man ] know is sure be would have made
plenty Of money N be- had only put his
brains and energy into some other busI-
hess
Some other husiucss-hoyv a1Iurfuv g.
always Ist How simple 10 appears TO
learn. haw large It, advantages loom
and its disAdVantagee- we don't
really believe 10 has any. or course --e
other fellow saws SO. but then he's 10
Nr~siml-t anyway. and besides he Be-
probably trying TO discourage us be-
cause he fears orr connection.
Vow Do fs merely tie disCruufiad fall
IRE who lameuts what might have BEEN
IFcn the successful man often believes
De- could have been sfill more success
lul n only he had chosen some other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

VIII aid the girls in many WAYS In
case OF illness or need of extra cloth
ing they have always a little laid
away Tor a rainy day" and this idea
Is being encouraged and the girls en-.
JOY IL.
Friday night is class night for all
nc girls OF the Industrial centers and
pIlnss together a fine crowd of girls
no Know each other and have n fine
uHle; lhey pay Sl.5O for fifteen weeks
wnlch entities them TO super. Bible
taIks, gymnasium classes. sewing
S,nDroidery. crochet. English and Eng.
l ni Speaking, Tor foreign girls. The
most interesting and the girls have a
Jolly good time together. All the
girls OF the Industrial centers are
planning TO attend Friday evening
me price charged amounts TO ton
cents q week. which Is reasonable and
the girls can learn something an wbiHS
they can earn more money or max.
them efficient In their present work in
Oey prefer. Miss Ncttie Pryor teach.
IS embroidery. Miss Martha Ross
English; Miss Str0ebel crochetinc.
Miss Ada Jepsou. sewing: Miss I,Iaa
nor Stein. English for foreign eirle
Think how fine this will all be i'm the
new building which belongs TO ali thc
girls VINO will belong " is an oppor.
lunity for the girls which they should
HNN Wv VI liNNNMa
Little Sisters Club.
The Little Sisters hour. which fs i'm
tended for fhp little sisters of tho
girls o' the industrial centcrs. is most
interee ting and there are now four
teen members. ail ot whom enioved
une christmas party. 4 number of
the entertainments are being ptanued
Tor these little sisters and "a hoppv
little bunch hey are anxious To- learn
and d. efficient boz their work when
their uWr comes fo relieve their old.
Of sisters. A. the end Of tho Gret
term Of the Industrial club. which
comes February %. 20 biz Valentine
party viii Do given at tho association
rooms. and Miss Thompson is plan.
ming sougthing fine for am tho girIs
u Dr. hoped the classes will DO uuito
large at this time. with each center
represented. and each have an active
part Tho dainfirst OF rofrcq hrnonfs
viii Do served and fho asaocitfior
rooms decorated for the affair Tho
girls are 40 beginning 10 love Mis-
Thompson. for .rn is beginning tc
mako fh"m understand the meeting
are for their own benefit and they aro
fIe ones to profit by them and tho
collation. Is IF much theirs ae any.
ono elsce For The small sum mon
Toned they can make fnomaofves
good hou- rtonpora learn To- mako
tIoir own clothes. fo crochet. ombr0i
der. cfc., which viii never 30 amlss
with amy eIrl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Now. of course. there are plenty OF
square pegs iu round hoIes--pegs that
would De- efficient and useful IN only
they had found their way into square
ioies. but on the other hand. there are
"a great many uneven. ill-shapen pecs
that wouldn't efficiently NJ any hole nm
less they were worked into the proper
shape hy education and training And
the man who thinks he is the first Is
quite OFTEN the second.
Your own business ts the place fo
make good in. Choose 10 carefully wf.h
que attention 20 your talents and per
sohai equipment and then put the whole
or yourself into Do and you will prob
AMY 40 Just as well as you would Ia
some other business
or course. if any time. after thorough
lnf'ftsdtion and. il possible some ten
lal't experiment you become ahSoiafe-
~ convinced that YOU are better fitted
Tor some other line or work. u would
Dc FOLLY not TO- change. but remernbar
mat from the outside looking iu one is
likely Co. overestimafc the advanfnrca
aud oprortunities and underestimate a..
difftouitic- and DISADVANTAGE IL b.
only when one is on the inside fookfut-
out and quite often wishing one conf
get out-that one gets tho whole or tn
picture.
Sometime 20 seems sad To- me tb,.
We cannot have half n dozen lives Ir
which Co find out III we couldn't 40 hot
Tor 40 Tho other fellows business And
ticn again 7 think IT'S unfortunate Tor
after AL Isn't 10 pleasanter 10 hei,sve
one could have done great things fhau
t' know one couldn'tT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

NJ. woman CLUB af Martins Very
''.I fI..r ..Vf meeting Tnurrfav
pm. OFT N.r .elHr HnT trc PRO.
s.fm fH Dt carried rut i. of I,tsreat 4.
ala
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

rsrtmert. vuI tc present O., appreciate
trc vors OF the Joung artistic on tho
program
Nalre bod D. minor ......... CHOPIN
Nra Frank Gibbs
guarfofte .......... -..uHerra ssrfrIrr
Airs Il.ra wIuam.. Mics NeIH.
niger. Nre uon McrrIman Mfs.
GUY Wagner
poloulfse fn a Nat ............. c.lnr.,
Miss Ecss Carney
Vocal Solo
taI Nf uciIrIt .. tf..r..r.
COB 'urHcmwasser for singer. ....
.......t..t.... .......... Schubert
trl Gretchen &c fHe spinning wheel
....t...... ......... ..... schubert
WI.s Anna Urut.r
Plano
t.O b suarp major n0ctuJuc .. Chopla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
The Home Beauty ParlOr

JANET; stop that falling hair right
away. for Do irritatcs the scalp. Tho CON
slant scratching YOU speak Of may be-
dangerous. Finger nails often poison
the skin. Conquer the dandrun at ono.
with this simple tonic-mado bv dis
solving one ounce or quIryDfr DO. of.
half pint of alcohol and adding one hair
PINT cold water This ls fefreahinr
treatment excellent for preventing fF4f
irritated scalp. o. will not change the
natural color. but will heIEhfer la AMI
add life and freshness
Vaiaze. do not approve radical
ucHsurcH Tor hcautifYiur the ewes Here
Dr. home made remedy which has done
Wonders ior we1k 'nhamed or watcrv
pint of water. rut two or three d-nrs
lu each eye Two ur three times 90 IYt
This viii enable SOU to put on tho rvif
iuE runthine and rcetful to tho vision
VIII cmrha ize Tho expression and rf,r
SPARKLE and charm to thcscycs.
Ms1gic o.. never recommend t.ieuw
powder for tho fIrf. nor Indeed d..
, ,l.,, 'a, ord,i,"sry fage r"vd.r Wilton
Thing 4 can heartily recommend I. ..rir.
nHf. "hiDu . have uHnN nu fht Ur.pnI-
'ii' .'n "' IHrH. i'r beauty Hufu1ri-
irr Dr. DEL % liquid Heautiner who's b..
also. good toni. r1f fIr Slim rr.f,af
InE. o. while Hf fNH .Ir.a f.Irr Do fn4r...
YOU l"ot f1Ir. clear ant pdiant Get o
BOZ ono hlif pint bot water anil lId teo
if' I"'nfi.H "I EI.erIre T.Ia win
CIV. sou 'nnreH tH .r.t 1 .nus fImr ana
"utHfrl and nHfursl rIfn t .lft t,I.
VOC. bloom. fNr application I. Uf.rf..
f"r 'vrIH hour. ume
HDr Do. DOME bI.u. ..l f.r ...r f,.
I". .u.H. .fI. about IIafIrr fl ..fu..
nH NHn d"rt0.. eHr tf Ia ilus.
hin marty dnrn o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
The Stock Of Valentines

Now on display at the Nicoll Gift
Shop" is indeed interesting.
Some of the comic valentines are
SO clever that you can't look at them
without smiling.
And the line OF higher grade will
surely delight you when you see them
These are OF the silk. satin and eel.
luloid variety
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Scottish Thistle Celebration.

The well known Scottish Thistle
society entertained its members at
Settlers hall on the Island Monday
evening with basket picnic. Every
filled baskets. with all the delicacies
OF the season included therein The
supper was spread on a long table
and everyone invited TO Join in and
enjoy themselves.
The affair was given to celebrate
Robert Burns birthday and there
were diversions in keeping with the
day: Talks were given by the presi-
dent Mrs. George Greig; John Nc
Master. and John Wallace. Musical
numbers were rendered by Misses
Miriam McClement, Miss Teresa Phil
lips, T.. A. Dunn and others. They
were greatly appreciated. The presi-
dent was authorized to appoint a
committee TO suggest a plan of reor-
ganizinS the society, which was or
canned some fifteen years ago. The
night, February 10.
The following we're among those
who attended and enjoyed the even
Ing OF pleasure:
MT and Mrs. r. W. Bennett. John
M,n,ilSee, Marion Wallace. John WINCH
-. GLIB. Mr.. and Mrs william Nc
Donald. Bellaire; Mr.. and Mrs. sam
~ sahtis btlLalFts MISS Marion Dunn.
BeIlaire; Miss Helen Vented Miss
Theresa NJ. Phillips. Mrs. Anna Baird
Elm Grove: Miss Halle baird. Fin
Grove: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clohan. ID
=. Mckinney. Mrs u. Patterson John IL
McMasters George q. McKown, Mr. and
Mrs. ID. McClement. David Patterson
MT ana Mrs. John Stark. Miss Agnes T.
stark, j. g. George, Mrs. Sarah Mc-
cement, Mrs \. r. Dunn. Willis n
Mar sh all. Arthur r. Dunn, Edna J.
walker, Margaret Walker. A r. Kelsey
y. Petticord. Echo Point: Mrs. W. j.
kodenback, Mrs. w. T. Rodenback Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Abercrombie. Miss Eiva
Abercrombie. Miss a. Abercrombie MIR
ana MIS-. George Burtoft Mrs. Willis
George @. McGowen. Mr. and Mrs.
George Greig. Miss Dorothy Greig. Ken
meth Greig. Miss Mary Wigal Mrs
George Burtoft. Miss Edna WcitzeI. Mr.
Harry c. Beam, Mr.. and Mrs }. L, Cur
It's. Miss Kate X. Hunter. Miss Eta
stark. Mrs. Elizabeth Dean Petticord-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Bridqe Tea.

Mrs. Charles Franzh elm has issued
cards for a bridge tea at Trivia Hall.
Echo Point, Thursday afternoon of
this week. The party is a compliment
TO her sister Mrs. J. y. Holcomb, OF
cleveland. o.. who IS her house guest.
The hours are from 10 3. during
which bridge will be enjoyed and later
many friends will call to partake of a
cup OF delicious tea and meet Mrs.
Holcomb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

DANCE PARTY
GIVEN FOR MISS EMMA FORBES
AND MR.. EARL ADAMS,
WHO WILL WE'D SOON.
Mrs. Singleton PavIi ENTERTAINERS the
monoay Bridge Club-socIsI
Events Of the Week.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark Hazlstt
ana Dr. and Mrs. Viii Cracraft. Jr..
entertained at the Fort Henry CIub
Monday evening with a dance party
me event was arranged as a compli
ment 10 Miss Emma Forbes and Mr..
Earl Adams. who Will we'd In the mean
future
This Is one OF a SERVES OF events
10 compliment Miss Forbes and Mr..
Adams and was delightfully."- planned
The club was decorated in ropes OF
asparagus fern suspended In rope ef
iect. Hanging from the center OF the
ball room MAS a huge basket OF brfln-
ant hued SALIVA mixed With greenery
The ropes formed a canopy effect over
the dancers and ended with soft
tulie bows. which were tied above the
large light globes.
Meisters' full orchestra rendered
the music for the evening and the
numbers from the late operas were en-
loyed and all the late dances indulge
In Manager George Philips. with b.
CORPS OF assistants. served a deliciCsl.
luncheon during the evening and
there were covers for:
Messrs and MesdameS.
9. Howard Simpson, W w Holloway
w. fannel Wilson. Rex Hazeltine.
leach Cracraft. Harry Bradley.
- asss fauii. Henry NJ. Russell.
Jess a: Bloch, Frank Schmidt.
Jesse w. Speidel. Shewell Gibbs.
John W. Storer. w. s Fulton
alex Glass Howard Hazlett
Singleton PAUL T. G Moffat
Arch Wilson. q Grant oliver ~
~. ariSe whitaker, Washington. DC.
rs. walker Peterson. Art u. Mead.
Hullihen Quarter, Wilson Burruss
sam Miliiams. IL 6. Hazlett.
Eugene hildreth III, Will Cracraft, Jr.
Miss Emma Forbes.
siesdames:
Chas. J. Milton, Ida Cooper
George c. Dewey, J. Russell Houston
sam Hazlett.
Messrs:
Merz Franzheim, aid.
Earl Adams. Mr. Logan.
Louis 6rubb. Joe Holloway.
Harve Pollock. Forbes Simpson
j. Howard Melon Ben Haxeitine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
GET VALENTINES AT NICOLL'S
FROM PENNY COMIC TO FINEST
c0 Has Them of All KndsDonf Fail IN Cor.
To the Store and Look EN- Over
Valentine Day

Always brings back thoughts OF boy
hood and girlhood days.
II is time when we can all have
a little innocent fun. and it brings
an opportunity TO the young heart IN
give expression 10 smouldering senti-
ment.
In selecting your Valentines don't
overlook the Nicoll stock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
Rockefeller en- peligro.

New York. iurro b. Son tantos los
miembroS dc Ia industrial Workers of
the World cue ~ han cStado dirigicndo
al ocStc del condado Chester. donde
yIvc Rockefeller. que ~ Ia auturizadO
al sheriff para dISponcr dc cincuenta
homhrrS mas para protrjcr al magnatc
petrolrro. a QUEEN - tcme ataqucm por
suS rcsponSahilidadrS rn las hurlgas ~
Colorado. - han prohihido todas las
manifestations al airc librc \ por rcci-
rntrS dcmStracioneS So Ia arrcstado n
dicciSriS personals, q%uirncS III princip-
Ia quiSicron dciarsc morir dc hambrc
pero ahora VA comrntodo IA que 81 les
ia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
FL Antilla podra ser interceptado.

Washington, JUNO LA ultima sen
sacion del dia Is que lluerta s. propo-
ne bloquear Tampico con sus
En- los circulos ~ficiales nO - quicren
hacer concentrates, pero los almirantes
Badger y Mayo estan dando sus nIor-
mes sobre la situacion.
III anuncio recicntc dc due todoS los
pucrtos meJIcanoS del gulfo cstan abr
eros. 81 ha ~ntcrprctado como una ne
gacion dc que eXIsta un cstado dc bIo-
quco.
Entretanto. 81 vapor Antilla. con
bandera Guiana Va nmbo q Tampleo
con armas para los constiturIonaliStas
V no So sahc 81 los Estados lnidoS. con
pretcXto del embargo 81 %opondran a
que dcsemharquc. Tampoco s. sahc que
actitud tomaron los harcoS az guerra
americanoS - los %canoncroS d. lluerta
al Antila.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
Successes EN- MEXICO.
Ejecucion de federales.

Durango. JUNO 3.-El c%oroncl con
stituclonallsta Fernando REYES orleno
81 domingo pasado la ejecucion dc Gator
&c oticiales fcdcraies, dcspues de haber
derrotado la columna que estos manda-
ban ~compuesta de mnos mil hombrcs en-
Salinas. cerca de San Luis Potosi. Los
muertos fucron FL coroncl Carlos Cha
vez, tcnientes %coronelcs Cordero. Lo-
PEE v Soto Mayor, y I'M mayor. cuatro
caplianes Y seis tenientcs, cuyo nombre
no Sc publico.
FL coronel Reyes as Official de estado
mayor del general Carrera Torres. que
ha estado operando en- las cercanias
de San Luis hace dos scmanas. FL vi
ernes habia salido a eXplorar 81 ter
reno con 500 hombres y en- Salinas So
encontro improvisamente con los fed
crates mandates por Chavez. Y a pesar
de SUI inferioridad numerical no yacilo
EN- atacarlos. En- IL combate muricron
cuarenta Y seis fedcrales. entire ellos
cuatro oficiales. otros 81 dispersaron v
al resto - rindio. III botin de- guerra
Sc compuso de dos amctralladoras. %
600 cariuchos, 800 fusilcs Y muchos ca
ballos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
Los indios yaquis en- armas.

Nogalcs, JUNO 3.-de los informcs
que estan llegando. aparecc que los va
yuis Sc estan a%poderando dc todas las
ciudades del rio YaGui. Potam. Bacum.
Oros. Lencho Y TORN han caido en- su
poder y han eXterminado IA las respec-
twas guarniciones.
Mejicanos Y extranjeros eStan huyen-
do de los Districts invadidos. EnCocorit
la g~uarnicion 81 esta defcndlcndo con
vigor pero los yaqulS amenaZan con
degollar Il los habltantes tic los pueb-
los que han ocupado 81 esa %guarnIcion
no Sc rinde.
Hermosillo ha sido ocupado milItar-
mente por Il %coronrl Gales. que repre-
senta al general Direction. frcnte al re-
voltoso gobernador Maytorcna. - cree
que para evitar que In guerra civil
asole el cstado dc Sonora 81 mcncionada
Maytorcna dcbcria ser desupcsto. Los
yaauis Sc han afiliado aparentemsnte q
su faccion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
NOTICIAS VARIAS
Los Funerales de los Marriages.

Quebec, JUNO 3.-Los primeroS fun
erales %publlcos dc las vlcilmaS &c ~
collision entire el Empress OF Ireland Y
al Stordstad So celcbraran cl mivrcui,a.
dando sepultura "A nue. mar,nos.
La ceremonial esta slendO ~ugtparada
Dor al alcaldc Napoleon Durln ~dNujad"
por los emplcados del Canadian Pa,l-
fic y sera %imponentc. llabra u pro
cesion publica cncabolada por Ia banda
del Royal Canadian Garrison Art'il"r!
y desiacamentos IL! huqur Il" guerra
Essex v dc las tr,iaS dc ln"a - Ger
raran las cscueiss ! Sc sIlspelderan los
pegocios.
La comision regia que III Silo cncar
gada de In Investigation dc ease. TIARA
las responsabilidadcs cue deS'!e ahnra
son objeto dc violentas ~llsrusioncs' -,
Sir Adolpn Ruut q lucz del
tribunal de almiranil@g0 IL QIcbec; 81
hon. Ezequiel Mcl.ro d., .t.r dc luSticid
az Brunswick y otros 4 N.d"S lunrlpn-
aries.
La identification he los cadaverrS es
la que ha dado margcn Il las mas aSpcr-
as disputas En- una ease "a cadavcr &c
una peuuena nina fuc r~ecorocIdo dc
cinco mancras diStintaS \ a las cclnti-
cuatro horas ;od.--ia no 50 Ia habia
identificado. Mu>hos otros cucrpoS cstan
tan desfigurados que no 81 pucdcn re
Uno dc los que han podido ser
10 fue Leonard Palmer editor a. un pc
riodico financiero dc LondrcS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
Las sufragistas, siempre elias.

londrcS. Juno 3.-lna %rlrgantc SUI
ragi>ta aiaco harbaramrnie con un ha-
cha al guardian az III calrria norr. por
haber este tratado de i%mpedirlc que DIES
truycSr unaS valioSaS pinturaS. Guam
do i guardian intervino VA habia DIES
truido dos cuadr0S. FL guardian qucdc
malgmcnte herldo.
Ia aSaltantr pudo retirarse Y dciu
I'M carta dicicndo que hasta hoy las
sufragistaS 81 han mauriado como dam
as. pero que en- adelan.c combaiiran
por sus dercchos.
En- Belfast hoy 81 III. s%rniaron dos
sufragistaS. una a. elias gigantcsra. ~
u reduction dc un periodico y iirrnn
tai tunda a dos de los cditores que tu-
vieron estos que Ser llevados a un hos
pltal para Ser curados lie sus contusi.
ones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
Nuevos triunfos de los rebeldes.

MaZailan. junio I-Por informcS of
cialcS - Sahe que II general Alamilio
capture Ia ciudad de Colima, capital dc
csc eiSado.
la ciudad d. Guadalajara 81 halla
complctamcntc invcStida por los tronas
de Obrcgon. Tres Columns 81 iulcrpon
en- entire Guadalajara \ Mexico. Los
COMMUNICATIONS entire In capital Y la cos
IA occidental cstan comnlctamrnte q
;adas. los Observation-Disclosures captnra-
ron II preside federal ccrca de Trpic
= la cstacIon radiOgrafica.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
SECCION ESPANOLA DBL HERALD
DOCTORS IN SESSION
NORTH TENAS PHYSICIANS. IN
SUMNER MEETING, To HEAR PA
PER on CANCER.

Gainesville. Texas. June 4.-One for
mai paper treating WI cancer was on
the program Of the North Texas Mcdi-
cal Association whose summed session
or two days WAS called here today. Tx
cancer paper was on tomorrow : pro
gram. Ii was 10 deal with certain
pha 49, connected with cancer III the
tongue. The medical papers covered =
wide range. Outside these papers nj
strictly technical nature there. were
two covering the business and ethical
profession. These were The Fee Split
ling Evil and a paper entitled ''S0mc-
thing ! have observed in u profess
Sion that should not exist"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
MEAT CASE is POSTPONED
CASE or STATE or TENAS - X.
WILLIAMS NAY III POSTPONED
INDEFINITELY.

Contrary 90 expectations. the ease Of
the Stale ~ Texas " Keith Williams.
charged with attempting ~ dispose uf
.adIiteraird meat. WAS nDt heard ~
Justice Hill uf Court No. l TODAY. The
case was postponed until next TUESDAY.
and N An very probable that IL will ~
postponed indefinitely. according To the
statement ~ 49, official today. This
ease followed he conviction hast week.
."f = liobichauX. u butcher. wv y similar
charge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
Los intereses petroliferos.

Washington. JUNO i.-Entre Ingla.
terra. Holando v los EStadoS nidos. Sc
ACADIA Dc cclehrar n convention para
iar la protection ncccsaria en los cam
DOS de pctrolco a los respcctivos subdi-
los dc esas nacloncs. Esa protection
sera contra las cspoliacloncs occasional
das por la guerra.
Los constiturionalistaS nan mpurs'o
un derccho dc yeinie centavo> ga tone
lnda dc petroleo. en- vcz dc setcnta y
,inco que imponio Huerta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04

Tho hrst laxative Al one that n thor
ongh without heinE shocky.
~ Al Dg%t- PLEASANT LA%A-
says. They never cause an afttr-con-
stipatiun. They come in small pellets.
easy for anyone 10 take. They are
ideal. especially for nursing mothers
aud for uid people. They produce n
regularity which always means good
health.
Take .yAL DONa- PLEASANT LAX
ALIVE TABLETS for constipation. sick
headache. cosiivensss. bad breath and
any bowel deranrtr1nnt. They are
never too strong for the weakest never
too weak for The "tAL
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-04
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Sam Robertson. president NJ the san
henit" \ Rio Grande Valley Railroad
company. and also president of thr
brownsville Street A Intcrurhan rail
way. with ATTORNEY Richards ~ The con.
ranN, are also ia Brownsville today.
The various officials If the companirs
have been in conferences through thp
day. The principal business Of the
transfer, however. will come w tumur
row when Mr. Browne j. expected To- b.
present.