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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

FOR EENT:-Front room block from
h. %. AT g0l Elizabeth st.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Brownsville. Tex. Feb. 1G-Thr fol-
lowing list of letters remains unclaimed
in this office FOR week ending u hruarv
II. Same will hc sent 10 Dead Letter OF
flee ii not claimed in two weeks.
Gentlemen: Alvar"z CoSilio; AlaniS
f.: Arellano Salvador: Boslcy Sidnc, f:
CavazoS Esckil: CavazoS G.. o.: Calhoun
J t.: Camarauo I In DamaS dc IL:
Chapman w. =: Gin Angel; Clardy Fr
nest H.: CcntrcraS Timitc>: CuatrcaS
Solomon: Gale Lucent: Davo y. C: Den.
nv Il. A.; Esparza JOS: Fernando En-.
nice; Flores Vicente: CARA Vicente F:
Cara MacclIo: Cara Jose: Garner Mrs.
John; Gonzales Miguel :; Gonzales Ser.
aio: Gonzales Guadalupe: Guzman AMI.
ccto; Cuaiarlo Lie N>macl: Hawks &.
H.: HERNANDEZ Andres: Hernandez a..
Hernandez Jesus: Hendrix VI. II : Hicks
II. H.; Hill 81: %I>anhaueh n. III: .Iimin
~ Ladi>lado; Homes Dave; Larson J. NJ:
Lopez Juan B.: Lopez Antonio: Mar
shall j. G.: Maldouado Apola: MARTINEZ
Nicolas: Morales Refueio: Nova a. G. ::
Molina Francisco Garcia: MonteZ Tom:
Patterson Il. g.: Perez Miguel; Phelps
Frank: Pruitt Cecil: RAMIREZ Encarna
cion: kainz Jose Ma: Rcvcna ": Re
cndez domingo; Eihcra Eutiuit: Rich
ards y. W. - Ruiz Oh: Saldana Al
hcrto Saldivar Donate: Savala Tic
dose: Sagura Guadalupe SalaS Rafila.
Salinas Sr. Ana T.: SerratoS Al.i Il:
Sosa Tomas Garcia. Stahl leo: Tciail
NJ: Tarvcr Jim: Treviuo Margarito:
Trcvino Ignacio: Valdez .Ino. Nann Prof
w H.: Ncalc Geo: Nillarcal Gustabo:
Williams III. q: Iaratc H.: Zaratr Juan.
Ladies' Hlanco Stl. Tulsa >uarrz.
Castro Sra. Guadalupe l.. lie: Castillo
Nina Guaaalup': Coronado Sra. Nlarin
thapa: ContrcraS Sta. Rcfugia: DimaS
Sra. Francisco Vida. dr: E>rinn>a sra.
Maria; Cara Sta Alhina: Cara Sta.
FcliSitaS; Garner Mrs. John: Garcia
Sra. pctr aC. dc: Garcia Clara: Garcia
Eligia; Gonzales Sra. Petra: Navarro
Sra. francisco dc: olgnn Sra. Virginia..
Pampell Sra. Rafaela Z. lie: Quintero
Miss q. ": Ramos Sra Petra. Rivera
Andrea: rrcvino Miss. Lizzir X: TIRE
vino Francisco; Trcvino Sra Reeves.
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PASTORS SELECT
MARCH 8 ASGO-
TO-CHURCH DAY

At a meeting of the BrownSyille Pas
tors Association. held this morning IN
the study of Rev. j. :. BOwles. pastor
of the First Methodist church. it was
unanimously voted that SUNDAY. March
l shall be- "GoToChnrch bay in
Brownsville. On that day especial Fl
fortswill DC made To have everybody in
the city 20 To church. and there will IL
special services, special ermon and
sp.cltl music at each church.
The today'S. meeting of the association
was declared bv the pastors "a have been
one of the most helpful and inspiring
meetings they have yet held \ Devotion
al exercises were conducted by Rev. j.
T.. Garcia. a Baptist missionary Rev.
Garcia reported 4 busy week III his work
among the II sican people. Ills congre
cations are good and the work j. grow.
ing. Great interest il being Shown In the
mission he recently opened at Second
and Adams streets.
Rev. IL. 4. Ross of the P%reShyteri
an missions. reported 4 very interesting
conference of the missionary workers @.
the North Mexico P~rrshNtcry. which re-
cCgtly closed in This city. Immediately
after the close Of the conference the mis-
sionaric> rcturncd 10 their respective
fields of labor ia the unhappy country.
Thu services uf the Presbyterian
church. conducted bv Rev. W. y. Ross.
were well attended ~ were also The ser
vices held during the week AZ san Ben
ito and llarlingeal. \ series OF meetings
will be held IN the Presbyterian church
of this city this week. conducted bv the
pastor, who will IT, assisted by Rev. Ar
thur &. Jones. -. d.. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church ~ san Antonio. Dr
Jones II expected Ia arrive in ROW
Vile tonight or tomorrow noon.
The services reported by Rev. g.. VI.
MacIbougall. rector of the Episcopal
church. vert well attended. The rector
was much encouraged hy the large mum.
her Of men ia attendance 40 the morn
ing service. lie conducted one baptiSmal
during the afternoon.
Many Of the soldiers attended the >r
vice al the Presbyterian mission in Mat
amoroS SUNDAY afternoon. was the re-
port of Rev. II. \. Ross. The day WIS sue.
ces>ful. and the missionary work IL pro
crossing there.
The largest attendance If the wear
was reported bv Rev. i. =. BowlcS. pas
tor of the Methodist church Most Of the
children that attended SUNDAY school ~
maincd for the services 60 hear a special
sermon preached "a Them
Rev. T.. Y. IIcrnlon. pastor If the Hap
tlst church. did not attend the nesting
today ON account 81 illness.
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I. ~ the E>piritu Santo Grant. y. :. de
Ia Cara. original grantee. ia Cameron
County. Texas, lying north and west of
fa tract ~ 80 acres 10 land known a. the
W. g.. X. Copeland GO-acrc tract. and
particularly described IN deed from W
y. Spohn. 10 r. J Spohn. dated Dccem-
sr NJ. 1871. and recorded in Vol. ~. ~.
II ~ II inclusive. ~ the Deed Records "
Cameron County. Texas conveying a. tho
said III. ~. Sp0hn. AN undivided ~ in.
rcre~t in said land. Also an undivided l.
interest Ia and az all rights incident KY
appurtenant 10 said land.
Third: An undivided one half Interest
IN and to part ~ Farm lot NJ. l. IN Block
III. ~ the subdivision of lands III the
Brownsville Land n Improvement Com.
pany ~ shown IN the official map and
plat thereof amt it~ record in Volume
One. page l.. thereof. If the Map Recon-,
NJ Cameron County. Texas. Described hE
mstcS and hounds a. follows, to-uit:
Situated about two mile Northwest IA
The City II Brownsville. Texas and begin.
ming mo n point ON the Northeast side oi
the Military Road. I'M " fence. which point
is South So yaraS and west 3ulS yaras
from The Northeast corner M l0t I. Block
II. II he subdivision II Lands ~ the
Brow n~villc Land \ Improvement Com
pany. thcncy- North 90 degrees III minute
East 3il.j varaS 90 the Railway Right.
wv way. thence south u degrees and =
minutes; east along railway right ~
WAY l>T.l varaS; thence west ! varl
10 the Military Road: thence following
he Military Road. un the Northeast
side. North and West ~ the place NJ b..
ginning. and containing , acres. more or
lr~s. being the land conveyed from y ",
January and wife. Elizabeth :. January.
IVY W.. Stanley Morton. IN deed recorded
in Volume q. pages l>ll>2. Deed Records
VI Cameron County. Texas.
And on the third day az March. a. ID.
1911. being the first Tuesday i'm said
month. between the hours ~ ia o'clock ".
M. and 1 o'clock p. m. on said DAY. at The
Court House door in said county. I viii
offer for sale. and sell az public auction,
fur cash. nm the right, title and interest
of the said W. y. Spohn ia aud Ia said
property
Dated III Brownsville. Texas. this the
.nth day of February. a. H.. 1911.
n. n. RYAN.
Sheriff Of Cameron County.
By III. III WlNSTEAn.
Deputy.
1- ~a-1G233-1.
For the man with y chip on his
shoulder gct an AZ.
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Every mother knows that her y "
a. marry a princess.
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The state of Texas.
County of Cameron.
Brownsville Herald Publishing Com
pany. plaintiff.
w.
w. y. Spohn. Defendant.
In the Justices Court Of Cameron
County. Texas. Precinct No. -.
WHEREAS bv virtue Of nm execution
ISSUED ont nf he Justice, Court nf Cam
eron County. Texas. Precinct No. =. on
a judgment rendered in said court GA
the first dav 30 December. a. ~. 1872. W.
favor Of said Brownsville Herald l'nh.
fishing Company and against The said w.
y Spolin. No. 3l5 IN the Docket of said
court. I did on the eth day w February.
\. D.. 1911. at : o'clock l.. W.. levy upon
thu f%ullpwin. described tracts and par
GELS or lands. situated la the County -
Cameron. state uf Texas. and belonging
10 the said w. y. SpOhn. towit:
First: Four pieces or parcels of land
known a. and described on u certain
map showing C0Minsham'S subdivision
duly recorded in the County Clerks Of
flee 81 Cameron County. Texas. III Plat
Book No l page m said map showing a
subdivision ~ land ont az Share No. -
pf the E>piriiu Santn Grant in Cameron
County. Texas. the land hereby advert srd
CD hc sold. living and being situated
about : II miles north w the City Of
Brownsville. in said County aud State.
and known ~ Farm Blocks Nos. =. I. >.
and q. of said Cottineham'S subdivision.
Second: An undivided - interest
and ownership III AMI OF that certain
tract. piece or parcel Of land containing
lH>. - acres. living and being situated III
the County If Cameron. iTrNaS. about >
miles west az the City of brownsville.
and n and ont If ami forming a Scgrc-at-
IN part or ppTr ION nr Partition share No.
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Washington Street To its intersection
with Eleventh Street; thence with said
Eleventh S-rctt to m intersection with
Jefferson Street: thence with jefferson
Street 10 its intersection with Four.
tccnth Street: thence with Fourteenth
Street Ca Elizabeth Street: thence with
Elizabeth Street ~ It's intersection with
Tenth street; thence with Tenth Stree.
% lis intersection with Lryer street [.
thence with lcvcc Street Ia The place n
BEGINNING; thence with Leyce Street a.
the City Limits III West brownsville:
also the'fiXtureS. The two motor ears anil
N lnihcr a-ppurfcnanrcS owned \ said
Brownsville Street 4 I~ntcrurban Rail
road Company.
Aud on the third day M March. A d..
1914 same being The first Tuesday IN
said month between the hours w M
o'clock a. m, and 4 o'clock D.. m. on sid
day. M the Court House door lin said
'onuty. ! will offer for sale. and sell N
public auction for cash. an The rieht.
title. interest and claim OF the said
Brownsville Street X Interurban Rail
road Company in AMI ~ said property.
Dated az Brownsville. Texas. this the
9th day Of February. IN. H.. 1911.
q. 4. RYAN.
Sheriff Of Cameron County. Texas.
by q. Il WINSTEAp.
Deputy.
.1-g-lG r,.3-n
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sold and transferred w said :. A.. Rob
crtson and his associates TO the defend
dant herein. and also the right OF way
Of said Brownsville Street \ interurhan
Railroad Company upon and over all the
streets hcrcinbcforc mentioned: and also
the roadbcd. Streetcar tracks. including
ties and rails. constructed IN said
Brownsville Street x l%ntcrurban Rail
road Company over and upon the follow
ing streets i'll, the Said city Of Browns
vile. Texas. to-wit:
Beginning III the intersection ~ Third
and lrvcc streets and running thence
with Third Street tn itS intersection
with Washington Street; thence with
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TO HAVE TWO GOVERNORS
UNIQUE SITUATION IN TENAS Is
BOOKED FOR FEBEI AIRY ~ AND
aS-TWo CHIEF EXECUTIVES.

Dallas. Texas. Feb. i6-An unique
situation will arise February - ami =
when the State IL Texas will have two
Governors IA the Same time. Ben ".
Flood. STATE safety appliance inspector.
will be Governor pro tenn while attend
ing the National conference on unem-
ploymcnt. which will H. held in New
York city on those two days. This con.
ference will bc held under the auspices
of the American section Of the Interna-
tional Association on Unemployment and
The American Association for Labor
Legislation.
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FURNISHED room -9Os Levec SIS ~ m
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT:-Sforc on 18th ST. Splcn-
did location. Rent reasonable. Apply
Mrs. Drry fuss GIG 18th. - ~ I'm
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FOR RENT Pleasant Room l;0f Wa
shington street. itf
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FOR SALE.


WANTED: First class laundrymnn nr
woman that understands the laundry
business thoroughly. Address Sun
Ecnito Laundry co. san Dcnito Texas
-i23nn
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FOR SALE 1919 MIuIcl Studchahrr "a
passenger touring car. IH first class
condition; chcapj. Boa Vi Donna I,A AMI.
--lItf
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FOR SALE A. acres first class hrl~h
land. ! l. BoX Ja2. 2lG6f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23
1ncle Sam Has Study
! Plan TO Help Farmer

tshc Department. ~ agriculture glii 20
Supplied 10 las out The work Tor aomr
leader
MafainE abd afternoon s.asion.
~ili BE- held aniii the iosai lssdes
qualities rims Slil be given for ai.
msinbrrs is ,shs 'air al han naehol 10
and farm aa,Iss Ths s,nd.n,s ~lli
iss&ss VI saaie aeiEhhots' fafm bnas
Sessions slil aniy b- TOLD i've us
three dass ssrk 1sk,h0Ak wbfs
slii BE- iha mashihs sshedHi. ana tab
esssnsy and saoklns iSslia.iian Ia tha
af,esnaoe.
A. there sIii ir na regular paid
teachers. stssHss esa be easfl.d oa ~
fast as state a.gahlssIs ran give fre-
iimiaAft lastfartlan AZ RtsS.nts
sha .amp,e.. ,ts .oagaes wiii receive
a sefiia.asS fFam ,Le state soiisgs
ksisssies at tbe hasar siass snFA
sss assidsa UPON fnllosias "a. high
~ ses.essini experiments IN tha, iiaa
iaas slases In Fsass,isaais. Mas -
s.ases,s. rtnTias. M1cl.saa saa v's.i
faaAs aFu siaaatax 10 uTsaaise hoaael
eisssoss 0shsf state. sath "a Maine
New tost, Ne~ J~sssy ana issia.st~.
have inaieaied sitiiasnsss 10 so.sp,
sssts eth the department al asr,.
culture.
Thsl ths hane Aiuds plan Ia nasa
better than easrsspasasacc courses
has been smsl, demonstrated. aecora'
iss ,a sses.sar, uoaa,on Of The de-
psrsmsas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23

wAsu,S0foS. u. O.. Usps 81:
..,s. . mieis,ars ssrieniiarsi col
". soafse directly hack 10 IN
..@,s a nsw enterprise Of the s"s
.,..ss, aud various states, sesafa
z. a reeea, announcements "f tbs
1se.,,w.a, Of agriculture.
sn,ra,iou N home classes ~ farm
=. ssa farm semsH far farss 'e'
.s,ss,.as without having theta aet
~, al ,b-,f asa doorstep y tbs
s,.s cisssss of ten az nsosr farmers
:, ,s,w ssmsa siii be ofsansssd fef
l.ss insirss,ian In fsfmias aud do
a..,,e seIsaee. and sIii bs FURNISHED
- a,shs. ier,sfss, lsescfn slide.
- tsbass,a.y aud cooking eaain'
uss,, 10 sa.apetatioa With siaie az
,l.s,lsssi sei,ssss. sspeslAeai sta
,lxbs ssd tho dsssrsmsss
rTts eb,ss, aI The rian.~ She Dr.
nonDeat announces. u to mac a.
s.as.b.s a, ha,as. 10 men sna s"sa-n
- hare no, The ,isee o. sA~sns "a -.
- he sssaias courses IN rosieses.
eesssIesi shat senrse. " sxrteaifss~
- Ae~s msassemsst specially sdsns
- y shslr districts.
~TNsss snaTsss siii coasisi n fso@
afsssa 10 ,ssnty iessatss. aaa SID
sssssus ~. OF more weeks. and e2n
y snsasva 10 sai, ihe spsss sims and
essssaiesss Of easa sress VI people"
lsilisi courses sill b. eaeseA 10
hsn seoas.spias. poultry sstsisa.
frs,s growing. seiis, cheese snskiss.
asisyiss sHa batter mahtns ssd far
ssass 10 soakins and pssrssisG vssis
80 foods
asslss shlrh have agreed 10 eo'ep.
sssts is The pias wiii lend Laboratory
Al cooking sppars'-s and . refer.
ssse iihssry 10 The various xsoups.
wlsa home eisas' 10 osxsmisea.
. ssais ages, and representative NJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23
|n ONE MINUTE! ClOGGEO NOSTR|ls
0PtM--C0lDS AND cATARRH VANISH

vssss ha,n sisseivss ~ The sssi es
The aastsiis. pssstsstss asd hsaia shs
tsaAssA. sueilss as~sssss which
lisss lks saes. bead ssd throat:
stssss als psssssss. ssoss sAssy d,s.
sssSs.s ssS sssstss VI sssSssiss
soasaiss relief coases Immediately.
nksat isy svsss tosighi stras'
siias sos sssash. 9Th head stssfsd:
aosssiis closed. hAwtiss sad hio~iss,
cassssA o. . cola. Nth ,ss ssassas
aase, foul mucous droppiss ,sto Tie
iArea,. ssa sau drysess 10 d,ssrsssiss
but truly seedisss.
ful yosr faith--~3ass cscs--' 70
.Ely's cssan tisim'' and yoar colo
a. essassh vii sase,y dissppsss.
(pai1 Aavsetismestl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23
tcostisssa from Pass -

tContinusd from Paee ~
Kaiser. ! wanted 10 90 there and cistrr
my place In the civil guard. But u
tcok so long 20 get passport There
we're 70 many formaii,ies for for
eiGner 10 20 through. Only two days
ago did recei,s the payer required
and then Il WIS too late.
The civil guard has been disband.
cd. How could men of 20. uafrained
10 arms. eight against the German q
srmyy The barbsriaas are In Brus-
sells. A sad day for my country. !
musi stay here.
Il have tried 10 write. but ! hnd II
Impossible. ! ssUsr series Of art.-
cies On the war. Nothing has come
of the effort, feet 10 RESTLESS. I
am on the lookout for news from Ia
bias all the time.
Ones tmaGinstiOn II passiysed by
appalling rssS:ty. TIE Thought thaf
only few hundred kiioneters away
over there the pointed sosthvari.
eastward, there sre niiiioas OF msn
ranged against one another To Kill
sad aaim ana destroy. blots out evssy
other thought.
The waste Of ~" he cried. AT
ter men havs foaght 20 vatsaatiy
agsinsi disease and death. sfsse ws
have arseg3ed - successfully with
natural forces, 10 tail at the viii q .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23
Author Blalnes the Kaiser
Ilaetafnd Working nFie1 asa aFarnIlaadNoW

6sspot. insane with foolish pride. into
this weltss Of carnage!
''tt was nons Of our seeking. We
we're arsessd into Il by . suddsa
treacherons attack. And see h0W
these so.cstIed civilized Germans sre
behaving
'srnder their thin veneer Of pod-
sfn Views thsy have been coneealihe
the hearts and habits OF savasss. They
were savages In 1870. when th~y
came TO Rouen. you rensnbsr, an1
committed barhsrities without mum
ber.
Thsy are savages still. Their ART.
their science, their manners fall sway
from them. They reveal themselves
d they resliy are.
And the enAf There can only -
one end. They must Be flung baet
II not. civilizations 6nisheA Thsy dis-
regard evsvything By which nas -
raised himseif from the brute---h0a-
Of. treaties, rules OF warfare. eosees1
for human life.
4 You DO NOT doubt the end?" ~
asked. lookIne earnestly fosward. ri
havs sssn your British soldisss. They
viIl. know. nGAt wslI. T1e1 hDow
shat tAsy are asAttAg TOR. We know
In Bsisium W are sshtisg for osr
honss. our right 10 natioaat sE1st-
ssee. TAs Trsseh knsv. fooDeAsr.
|ssd with Russia to assta. ws nay
win"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23
NEAT INJURIOUS
|. 10 THE KIDNEYS
TAKE AfAnLExP0ONYUL OF
Lasts ~ BACK HURTS On
Ba.ADpEn nOzmERs

We are Z .asiaa q nsas saaass aaA
an, A,..,a !. s,,.A v,atA .rse ax1A. -
.-....... -. ,..,....
..-.
" % = V = -
kidssy tseabas-
rAs ktAnsyD lo thelr usDsse =
free tAs bieeA a. this irssea1ing 80.
10. ssecns 1sak ssem s$Sssusk;
they get sluagisA; ~ e,1ninAttys
tissues elos "a tAne ~ va1eosis ~
tainsd n he Mood . peisaa tAs e.
tire sysssa-
when your kSdnays seAs and Tel
like iunps Of ieaA. aaA yoa Aavs
stiuslag Pains u ~ baek q ~
urine = elsnAy. I'm q ssAiasaA -
the haeaaes 4 irs1eahse. oAalG1ng -
to sssh rsaisf ausiag tAs nieAa; uhsa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23

t,yayohn-Arnoid esasanv 6 Hogo'
land Get the new university building
q, Eusens at sss.75o. Heating gas
10 Kendall Heating company Of Port
iaad "a; s2s.soo. and plumbing TO
kt<eei s Long. spsingss,A. q ss.iss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23
sases xssss nsssAasoA Clsass oaa0s1
unA ussas lseaas1 A. passauno
- Yes ns~saAs vsssly.


W. . smsi, bottle sayvsy. juGe "a
uy' y'is--Artis little 10 sAe Nastf'ls
80 tssisnis iaIf sissAsd ssm< asd
s,ssrss'sp si' pss.asss VI sss hssS
s''s oses ,as ell sssslhs freely:
asslssss ssa .s~a.shs sisspsess. ~
sss'ss'ns. ,hr ssssfss. so,A.,a-Assa OF
ssssssAsl sa's throat vtli 1isaeess.
hsa such wsssry sect tlse tAs
sssii se,s's et ''Eiy's Cfsan tlaia''
= ~ dssg store TAls svsst, NJ.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23

Mrs clara ". kslp has q model
i.sun.a.rs sasa near bss,i's Lake. y
H.. shlse s.tse f.s yeass ago was
se.htr5 moss thar barren snaii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23

A"msn caxsssd In the cocoa, ehoe-
o!si~ Snd saxar confectionery work In
tircs, Britain earn on ss average OF
~ % a seek.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23

For special devotion and eompss~n-
~. Miss Eleanor 3. Kelly has bssn
hosofed ~i,h The British Royal Red
Cross.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23

sssssrsss Tor the Hsrsis. 30 essss
! wessh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-23

N.'.Is v.ss sac ss,as ssss,ss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

away, before he could n, On the rgnx:
that tae study door Was funs open ana
that his animal % a Marrophat hax
preelpisssed himself into the room
he opened hts mea,h 10 protess--
and Masrephst sileacsd him With q
cry.
"foe tcoii Drop that rtusi s,s.
this farce boat you knaw whom
you're merryinEe That woman IL yu.
9TH Trlne, you ldiot--uci Ro.e,~
biankis Alan turned 70 the g,rl,
Fer nsmins face. her saisn eyes.
her very pose, from which the man
nes ~ Rose had dropped like q cast
xarmsnt confessed the truth q Mar.
rophsts assertion. And a. II this ~ese
not enough, Judith confessed Il doubis
With = sudden outbreak Of such raxe
a. never could have been hreNed IN
Roses gentle nature
you dewitt abe cried and threw
herself in front ~ MafroghAt With n
spring a. 1.-The as that OF lsopardess.
Take warning nov from me. kecp
ous o. my Nay forever after this or
take the consequence God knows. .
she painted. why | don't slll you a.
y0a stanef"
He was In her way. hetwesn her ana
the open door. she gave aim 40
chance to move aside. but seized him
20 neraeiy By the wrists that he In
s,lnc,lealy ilf,ed 20 protect himself
ane she fairly threw him half dcsen
feet from her Tie brought up with
a crash against tho WALL even a. tbs
door slammed behind the sirl
When Alan, the first 10 recover
gained the sidewalk. she Mas slread,
10 the taxIcAb, Whatever reward tAs
bad ptomised the man. be whipped III.
machine away a. u from tho fear o.
sudden death.
And dartins from the house bar,
on the ministers heels. Msrrophsl
leaped iuto his own car aud. az " b,
had not heard her threat or receives
substantial proof Of her esfneslpess
tore Oh In pursuit.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

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