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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
A PROFITABLE AFFAIR
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS OF HIGH
SCHOOL BENEFITS Fly ITS
UNIQUE RAILROAD SUPPER.

The railroad supper given AZ the high
school Saturday night ~ the athletic
association If tac school was a success.
both from a financial and An entertain
ing standpoint. The association cleared
~ which will H. used in repleniShing
H. treasury. which had become depict
rl a. 4 result III trips tn the basket
BAR teams 10 the surrounding towns.
on. feature ~ Ihr entertainment ~
The evening was The l'yramis AMI Thi>hc
imterludr from "Mil>ummcr Nights
Dream. Another feature consisted II
readings IN lone Walton and Rosa Lee
Roy.
The rcfrr>hmrnt booths consisted Of
one for sandwiches one for cocoa. can.
dy ami cake. etc. They were operated IN
girls uf the school. The refreshments
wcr. donated by various pupils.
4 large crowd attended The affair. and
un ENJOYABLE Time was had
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
MANY WILL GO
TO SAN BENITO
BROWNSVILLE PEOPLE PLAN TO
SPEND CABBAGE DAY IN >A\
BENlTO AND To EAT AND EAT
AND EAT CABBAGE.

MANN Brownsville people toduy are
planning ~ 20 a. san Ecuitu tomorrow
~ assist ~ the big Cabbage Hay crlr
bration. \ biz lime l. promised ~ the
genial san Icnitan> iu Ill who attend
the affair and there will ~ something
doing all ~ the DAY. ~ will ~ seen ~,
the program
\. train viii leave brownsville for San
Bcnitp IA $40 \. m. the fare being -
cents for The round trip. The return "trip
can hv made either ia the afternoon NJ
at night. \ train leaves San Ecnito
for Brownsville Ut ; o'clock and anuthcT
IN ~ O'clock. tie first reaching here MI
4 i. H.. and the Second III l3:l5 II. IA.
The follow ins H. The program FOR thu
day:
ola \ III. When the Mission brass
band Steps off the train.
~ a d.. Starting he bie parade.
II Il. a.. Handing the keys NJ the city
~ Queen Cabbage IN the mayor ~ san
Ecniin.
Il. M open Nh concerts IN Mission
band
III n HAhhI-N htA MI w
: \. ~. Basket ball games. Donna ~
San Hcniiu hi.a schools.
\ \. ~. DID fashioned dancing AZ X
~ L.. Hall.
4 \. III. Novelty contests. There will
IN All kinds of
H. al kinds and 4 full two hours fun.
i \. m Awarding ~ cash prizes and
blue ribbons.
n ~ supper time. breathing
spell
: \. ~. Coronation ~ the queen.
so u. M. cabbage clutch" aud 9th
~ popular dances.
$50 y. N. Badger fight real n
pound white badger
The office that seeks the man has IN,
lone fisherman stalled a. Il >iandStill.
The world may 10 round. hut lots ~ a.
complain thai w never got cur share.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
St. Patrick Sunday at Eagle
Pharmacy tomorrow.

OryrHi.r BibIc Glass. The Wesley
Adult Bible Class ~ the Methodist
church was recognized Yesterday with
the following Officers elected: Mrs. Frrd
Tame president: 4. VI. Bryant vice pres
idcni: ". II. Nnnn. secretary !. n. Bull
treasurer: W. y. Hall teacher: Mrs. J
:. BnNlr>. assistant teacher. The prcSi
dent will name the various committees
al the next meeting 1T the class. II i
planned ~ make This class 4 very active
one ia the study Of the bible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
W. rru
PERSONALS

MISS llltX " NNU bl MI>>lul ftl lll> 10
her home this afternoon after >pcndin.
several days with Miss Lula Rich and
Ni- Pcarlcc HnW>c.
\. w. Amthor left SUNDAY afternoon
for san Antonio and Austin. lie experts
N H. away GA business about 4 month.
Misses Una and Sara Young returned
SUNDAY from a short trip a. san An
tonic.
: u. Dwnrman. president ~ the First
National bank. ~ out ~ the city today.
llc will return tomorrow
W. VI NanhuoernhuvZr az Cincinnati.
ohio. IL 4 business visitor IN Browns
lille today. lie IL registered al the Mil
'rr hotel.
Nj. -. Reed of Dallas ~ \ visitor W.
Brownsville tudaN. lie j. Il guest IA The
Miller hotel.
John H. p%fifinrr " San Antonio j.
\ business visitor ~ the city today. lie
H. registered IA the Miller hotel.
.:ill >hafrr ~ Mission H. \ business
i>itor III Brownsville TODAY. lie j. reg
stored ~ the Miller aotrl.
\. y Baker ~ Edinhnrg. sheriff Of
lTidalgo county, was i visitor il Browns
lille today
Mr. aud Mrs. :. 4. Srhmorrmlrrg ~ In
Fcria are visitors III the city today.
Gus knwnl~ki county trttsrry ~
klrhrre county. ~ ! visitor IN Browns
willie today. lie H. here a. attend The
March term ~ county court.
John 4. Cause NJ Mercedes y 4 visit
nv IN brownsville today.
~ n OVERLY NJ Fan Antonio was n
visitor III the citv TODAY. IIr left un The
branch train for points up the Valley
II VI. Huckcr NJ Dalla, ~ 4 visitor in
the city today.
Il. Eutlcr Webster. NJ Brownsville left
ihi> morning for IA Fcria where hc will
spend the week.
Il :. Price WY Houston " Nv the citv
TODAY. lIc ~ registered dt the SAN Car
~ hotel.
y. y Booth NJ Conway Springs Rams.
i~ in the city TODAY. \ guest IA the san
carlos hotel.
IT. Vi. Milucr NJ ~. Louis. represent
inr the American Furniture Manlfa,tur
~ Association. H. iu brownsville for
\ few DAYS. lie j. registered at the san
'arluS hotel.
William COX ~ Dallas i> \ business
visitor NV brownsville tnlav lie is reg
WV rrrtl IN The san Carlos hotel.
r. VI Turtle VIII Austin is registered
N the >an Carlos hotel
Oscar Lind~trom M Dallas IL \ bust
ness visitor IN the city today. lie Az reg
stored at the San Carlos hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
Free--Irish ice water at the
Eagle Pharmacy tomorrow.

Ia ippr,ciafcc Gitt.-D. A. O'Rrirn.
secretary of the Chamber If Commerce.
tomorrow. -. Patrick'> DAY. will h.
.nf ID. T.. Sprrn.
nm ~ Mississippi :. 4. Tucker. u.
y. Tucker. and y. q Tucker left for
Canton. Miss. Yesterday afternoon fol
lowing the receipt of 4 message telling
NJ the serious illness of heir brother.
T. T.. Tucker. ~. O.. Tucker. ana dangh
ter. ~ pickrnS. Miss. who nave been Wis
itine here. remain in Brownsville for
the present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

TrDnp II H,a Has FantiiH- Betty. the
mascot hen ~ Troop VI. Fourteenth
United States cavalry. nov has 4 family
If seventeen chicks. Betty has 4 history
back ~ her. She was saved from \ fire
on rhirtccnth street a year ago by Private
NJ. Carroll n the troop. and since that
time he has been one ~ the cavalry
family la Fort Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

Al the request ~ friends. | hereby an
noun,c myself a. candldatc for The ~
flee II cit, marshal ~ the vity ~
Brownsville. Texas. I'D the coming cleo
lion, "a H. hyld III Arrii next. subject a
the action ~ the Democratic nominating
convention. Promising that ii elected
| will enforce the laws and ordinances
| earnestly solicit ;uur support. rllO>
Il TlMIl\SO\.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

UNITED STATES post office. Browns
Vile, Texas. office Uf Custodian, March
IL. 1911. Sealed proposals will ~ *
ccivr,l at this building until : o'clock
\. IN. April :. 1914 and then opened for
furnishing electric current. water. IA
aud miscellaneous supplies and washing
towels during the fiscal year ending
June ~. 1915. Sealed proposals will
also H. received until > o'clock y. M.
April -. 1911. and then opened. for 10
cords ~ wood. The right ~ reject any
and All bids u reserved IN the Treasury
department. y. q. Maltby, Custodian.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
CITY NEWS
St. Patrick Sundae at Eagle
Pharmacy tomorrow.

Consul ~ Houston American Consul
early train today for Houston. having r.
ccivcd q message Yesterday that Mrs.
johnson IL seriously IN a. their home.
During his al,>rncr Vice Consul u. y.
Pm. viii ~ ~ charge ~ the American
consulate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

Hrs. ~JorgcHScn il here for two weeks,
prepared ~ work at home or hy appoint
mcni. Shampooing. hairlrc>Sing. mani.
childrcn'> hair cutting. Combing> made
in switch A. and transformations. \
beautiful line If hair goods IA reduced
prices. Call ~ 1904 Washington, 81
phone l.JG \ 10 lut.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

TONIGHT

TONIGHT
WHAT MIGHT HAVE REEN- Than
hOu>cr drama.
FATHERS CHOICE and
ALL OK ACCOUNT or DAISY-Lnbin
comedies.
WHEN MAY WEEDS DECEMBER
Selig drama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
Emerald Ice, imported from
the Ovid Sod by Wireless At
the Eagle Pharmacy tomor-
row.

w. md HTS. ". 4. ETDtrHr HDm'-
Mr. and Mrs. James a. Browne. who
were married AT Deni>nn in January.
arrived ia brownsville SATURDAY. night
after spending two months in touring
The north and east.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
GREENLAND THEATRE
TONIGHT.

HEEANlAND-
THE WATER WAR lul Bison i'll :
reels.
4 famous Joker comedy SHE SHOULD
WORRY. With Mike anG Jake in
tn, title role.
THE UNHAPPY PAIR With Edwin
August
Admission five and ten cents.
Cecilia Iuftu. III 4 LADY OF QUAIL
lfl." Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
hereby Al myself A. 4 candi
date for city Marshal IL the city of
Brownsville al the election IL to held
mex April. | refer a. my past record a.
city marshal and solicit the support OF
my friends.
Adv. II. GEORGE CO\NOR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
Free--Irish ice water at the
Eagle Pharmacy tomorrow.

NJ C"HRrii Tridy III was announced
to-day that no meeting If the city council
will ~ held this afternoon. There H.
little business IT Importance for the a.
tcntion uf the board IN this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

TONIGHT.

DEVOTION Two reel Domino feature.
a story during the civil war NJ The
South and North.
ANCIENT TEMPLES OF KAENAK-
Scenic educational.
THE IIOOnOO Vita
graph comedy.
Tomorrow The Biblical picture: The
shadow Ut Nazareth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

The water NJ ! river IN Spain prtrifics
thu sand in ill., bed aud rrneut> together
stones thrown into III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

ri. q. Ncllin III Houston " registered
at the San Carlos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

The world may 10 round. hut lots M a.
complain that We never got our share.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16

The office that seeks the man has IN,
lone fisherman stalled a. Il >tandstill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-16
DOCTORS
ATTORNEYS
F. w. SEABURY

ATTORNEY At LAW.
Rooms >, &. : 4 :, First Natl Bank Bldg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

Die n ri d ten BON frdn5Os
iii6en SriessifnupIab iin6 i'm ppllz
iten Mabe befriebiaeno. Die beutIhen
5ruppsn tdrpfen UNI ppiitiOneH, ais
8prbersitungsn gum Yormarid uno
baben BARN guten Grfolg. Der
Sauptitpb piro erTt crfolsen, na6s
benz gsniigsno 8eritdrtungen beranses
soeen iinb unb bas sdnn niat mebr
lonae oausrn. CUR beionberen Be
rubisung tragen bic Nadridten bonn
Ditliden 9riegsidauplaB BEL. Ods
problem fir bic beutihe Seeresleiz
tuna beitsbt barin, bab bic rufIH6en
5ruppen ni6t in oeutfdes 8ebiet
porbringen. 0as lit jebt nidat mebr
su befiir9ten, ba erii1tIid lit, fpenn
man Don ben ct, Ystsrsburger 2iigen
abfiebt, baB bic Ssiterrei6er iebi
tampffGbiser i'm 5elbe fteben als ie
suppr. Sis baben cine grobere See
resma6t, als lie bislang aufsuItellen
permobten, Bel prsemDsl in itorter
SteIung 5uiammenge3osen unb pers
ben Rublano mebr ols polIaGf be-
I6Gftigt balten, Bis Die beutIden
5ruppsn bic frana0iiIden 2inien flan.
tirt bdten unb es beodrf ipobl erii
feines gstpsiIes, bab bic fran30iiides
Reiben, aegen ipeldefc Die gan8e oeut'
i9eSssresma6t aeri6tet III, nidt me9r
Iangs Stanp balten tDnnen. Sp lDeit
mir bic Sa6Iage aug ben gerihter
gu beurtbeilen permogsr, tDnnen mi,
gu teinem anberen S3lub geIdn9en
als bab bic Sample an Der qisne nit
elmer asrmaImenben gtieoerIuae bel
Sron3oien enben perten uno 5ro'
| in ie6r naber 3eit.
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gen iid5's. Oh iis niht bic 35 pfsnniss
fir cine Saiis aafise uno bic nnrrs
ldblidsn fiinf pfsnnise 1rintsab filr
ben aelInsr fparen t0nnen, unb oa %
10 biel ipenieer 3eiti!nstn in ben Ga.
ies gu Isisn sisbi, entI4eiben iis fit
oann fir bic promsnabsbani.
Nan fam iogdr bes absnbs In tia
pnar Ibeatsr ssbsn, unb am l. Stps
timber ipollsn fait ale pieoer dnfans
gen su Ipislsn nit fart rebn;isrtsn
9dgtn. Sis isbsn, bnb aIio nitt Elm.
nal bisier WsIienbranb auss auf ber
aopf seitslIt bat, uno ipenn. ipis ss'
iaet, elm Gr.mO.r iebt gum sriisn
Rale nab Berlin ioulmt uno fonit
nidt BON ben sntiebli6sn 8orgdnsen
auf ben S6la4tfelotrn rpsib. -pirS
ibm bic Bbpiicsnomis bss gtrliner
2sbens ouf isinen aTiessseoanisn
brinesu tonn.n.
gs mare absr bsnuod unrihttg 5ii
bchaupten, man ginae bier ipie itetS
iein.n 9eibGitsu naf. Gtpib, man
tann ia BEN gsiddfi na4geben. aber
iel6it penn man ibm htlnnitS miro
man belite leins MAIDEN -es iei bsnn,
bab man 4rmeelisisrant ODER eiipus
qebnlihes 1T. 4bs,iehen bon Der
llnm0slidteit, AUDI nur sinn pitnniS
BeIS All perbienen, liest in oieier er.
8nuns.nen llnibdtist.ii ettpds 10
QuGIeriides, bab man in j.ber Stun'
be aufs Rsus Den aries perfludsn
mo8ie. annn es iberhaupt stipas
9sprimi.rsnosr.s s,b.n. als oas Ss.
| fiibl totaler llebsrfliifigteit2 4ha,
budre i'd mir am eriisn 3ast nab bsr
arissseriIGruns, jsst pirit Sn snolib
einmaI 3sit betommtn. aaerl.i liittra'
ride aieblinsspiGne ausaufiihren, bic
bu 10 lonae aus 3sitmang.l liesen lai'
fen mubtsii: jsBt tuirf bu 3eit baben,
oieisn unb jen.n 4utOr ,inmdl pisoer
orhnclih our4suitubisrsn. abtr fpdbs
rsnb oieisr lebten brsi Wohtn bin it
al ui6ts pon dIlebem essommsn: Is
at6t einfat ni9t. mon lam feline De.
banten uiht flint Winliten lana alf
etpas glnosrss ionSsntriersn. als out
SisIeg uneebelre arissssreisuib. llno
lpdbrenp man i'd, i,iner psriDRlidsI
ObnmuGt poIaili belpubt 1T, ipabrsnO
man nit ben 3dbnsn tnirita bel SerT
Gjebanten. bab bisfe sanse aataiirophs
bag @srt pcn gplitilsrn NIT Raubs
Iunb ardmsrs Snitinii 1T, oab Der
elenbefte aller politiifsn Sdadersr,
Sir Gbparb @rep. jensu 0oritlas,
bab iSrcntrsid unb Deuiidlanb nsus
tral 6ieib.n IolItsn, i'm lesten tritii4ei
Wlument als elm rWibpsritdnonib" 5u'
riidsps, tpGbrtnb man nlio Dor inne'
rem 9rpu ii6ertodi. mub man bic
SGnoe in BEN Sfoob i.gen nnb has
fiirdisrlihe S6idfal ft;ilen Gang ss'
ben laF.n.
qusuf Spanutb.
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Srieffafen.

Z. a.-Gic itdotiidIc Stcucrrate
fir oas Sabr 1914 betrug i5.6200
Mias uno fir 1915 1T lie bon Der
9,aSeetfcmnliiiiun auf i3,4S25 @las
aIIo uni ,3575 Wills nieoriger nnge'
iebt ipCrben. berner ,pirO bic giirger'
idaft in Der fOmmenSen @abl nm
cine GriranufInge BON 1875 Drills
aliasJaracn werbcn, irabreito iilr oas
,Snbr 1914 cine Grtraumlage bon
2,06 Wlias erIanat woroen ipar. Sails
bic Grtroanilaae beruilligt ipcrocn
luiirSe, 10 erhalt Die Staht oapon
t,2ST5 Wlias. iobab ieIbii hann Die
Steucrrate fir itdbtiihe 8pede iih
nod nieOriaer itcllcn ipirb als iiir Sas
Iauienoe sSabr.
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ssreitag, ben 25. September 1914.

Sn ibrem qrptsit iiber bic Be
f6isbung Der &atbsorale bon Rsims
peri9peissn bic GranaoIen, boB iie
fid bes 1burms Der aatbsbrale als
8epba6tungs Station bsbisnten uno
bon bort aus bag 5euer Der fran30z
iiibeu @ei6iibe brighten. Sic ia
gen au dnidt, bab iie ii4 elmer Sdirs
ferei idulois ma6ten, bab lie bic
beutfhen 9eripunbeten in Der aat6ez
braie, bic iie fir ibre trieserii9en
Sperationen benubten, unterbra9ten
unb iie aefliiientIia bem 5Iammentobe
IberIieferten.
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Scr 9orreiponbent Der

Der 9orreIponbent Der
Gbicaaper Sribune Ifreibt BON
arisgsitaupIoB: sd bate mir biss
Der bic beutI6en 2eutnants als ans
mabenbe Burden borgeiteat, Die 81.
biliiten bonn Seitentpes berunteri itoz
Ben, iie srob anfabren uno iidb iiber<
5aupt flegslbaft bsnebmen." Der
aorreIpOnoeni lit jest anberer
Qnfidt unp lobt bic. S0fIidteit
Der 9eutnants. Das 1T eben bas
llneliid. baB man in gang Imeriia
bieielben glni6auungen begt, pie lie
Der 8prreippnoent friiber bate uno
oieics 8orurtbeil eritrett ii6 Biz auf
ben &aiier, ben man in biefem 2anbe
fir einen potsnSirtsn Seutnunt gu
balten i6eint.
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aIsine geuis.

sssn Der Ruht gum Donnsritds bran.
gen eirbrsGer burh Elm aeIlsrfsns
fer. bas iie gepaltfam nit sinsm
Sismmeifen seOffnst butttn, In oit
Rdume Der Warb 8rod i5enIisr unb
9biirrubmea i5abrii. go. 800 Gree,
man apenus unb falassn baE SHJob
bonn gsIbitannt ob. yia9 SsffnsB
Der .bieb.sfi4ertn. @elbtaistts stes
n.tsn iih bie Gpitbubeu ben borbans
benen Haurbstrog bon $5.25 fomk
unbsre Gsssuitdnbe I'M Mtytt puB
$3.50 an.
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Die gemi6uneen bes grGfi>

Die 8emi Ii 6ungsn bes 8rGiis
bentsn, s5rteoen in ben golpraOoer
8ergipsrtSsRegionen, bic Der Saduz
rIaB Iol6 fiirtterIi9er GreigniFe ipaz
rem, au itiften, itnb gei4eitert. Die
MinenbsfBer polen ben BON Der gun>
bessaommiiion porgsidlagsnsn 5rie.
bensoertrag nift anne6men. sic 6ds
ben Derfu6t, oen prdfberten gu dasr=
lei 3useitdnoniFsn gu bspegen, Oisier
bat dber bic @srtreter Der gersperts
ni6t borgelafen uno 6entt jsbt ernits
li8 ouraH. bic 8unosstruppeu, rusIhe
ben Betrieb Der Winsn erm6glihtsn,
sltriid3uaieben. Us tpisbsrbolt iid bic
alte grfa6runs, bab bic MinsnbeitBer
Die Wadt Der Rsgterung leoieli6 5r
bem 3ped geltsn lafien pouen, lie in
Der gr5iDinsung ungere6tsr Scribe
runsen gu unteritiiben llnb bab is bic
pfIi9t ber Resierung, nift Bios auf
Srbnung, fDnbern aud auf @erehtis>
felt su Ieben, ni1t an.rtennen. Gin
folder uebermutb birst Die 9efd6r III
fi9, bdb Die Regieruns i6ltebli6 ii1
eesDungen Ieben f0nnts, bic Geredtis.
..it, bic bs6arrlid Deripeieert tpiro.
bur6 abfhaffung bes pributbefises
in gsrsDerlsn Our4sufssen. Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

Resimenter auf Der ariessi6aupIaB
sripisien. glls Deutf6lanb oiele
Riiitunsen beobn4tete. mar es ppr Die
alternative sefsIlt. entfpsber au rpars
ten, bis feline Gssner ibr ariessporbs.
reitnngen bsenbst battsH ooer ibner
supor8utpmmen. Selbitpsritdnblih
entI6ieo es fit fir bas aebters. Wer
barin 9epsiis pOn Der Rubmin4t unb
Der MrrosanS 0ss aaiiers finoet,
Der iann nidt aIs unparteiii4sr ge'
urtbsiler selten.
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2ofal Scridt.
gtsrbli6feitsberidbt.

2,nmes Setpis, "a, 1925 Sieaoins
Hoae, ,snlneit In SdYuebe.
iSreb. BANNERS, 66, $500 Waoi.
Jon Sionb, 2abmlna.
2onis istnb, 7G. 2e5 aenner Str.
Ser5leioen.
Gliinbetb Drumming II. 2onguietp.
gcbirniding.
Samilpl g]edett, 20. 1923 Central
slor,nie, Snaneit In Sf,lpebe.
@iliinm grenile, 32, gpsiimoob.
Sna.ieIt IN Gdnpebe.
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gerspertsbefiber fdeinen ni6t gu abe
nen, ipie bisier 9eoante i'm publitum
Der Reife entgesen eilt. Sm 8pnsreB
ielbft iino ihon cine 2lnSabl Intrdg'
in oieIem SHINE geiteat pOrpen. glber
bic 9robfa italiitsn tGnnen Die oeuts
Ii9ite 9anpi9rift an Der Wano ni9t
leien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

Die Gluptoni DE 4nti>5ruits
8iu 1T pom Sonfersn5>aommittee,
tpel9es ii9 Do9en lang oamit be-
fhdftist bat, srlebigt iporben. Der
grpartuns gemdb lit Iie Iebr itart nes
miIbert pproen. Die idtperen Gtraz
fen limb seftri4en. an osren Ste1s
tretsn bic miIben Gtrnfsn. tuelds bic
Seridte tpesen Wibadtuns ibrer Be
fsbIe oerbGngen biirfen. geiunOers
fart unitritten tpurbe Der paragrapb,
Der @ertdufern bon Dadren unb pds
tentinba6ern berbistet, ibren 8unoen
9ei9rdntun9en duf3uerIegen. 9os
@erbot 1T pobl fteben ssblisbsn, abe:
es tritt erft in &raft, ipsnn na4peis.
bar lit, bab foIds gsfdrGntunesn sins
mpuopoIiitti6s 5snben3 baben. Denlt
man auh Der @nii4t iein mag, bab
oas Seies i'm &orferen3 =aommittse
tueientGtb ubgeT6pGtt porben 1T,
glauben mir bod, DAB biefs Ibf6pds
dung Der urfpriinaliben 5aiuns DOT:
su5isben 1T, Die 10 iiberaus ftrens uno
Dettgebero gebalten por, oab ein
3UsifeI sntfte6en mubts, ob iiberbaiot
Elm Re4t beitano, Sanoel gu treibea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

Gs Diro an einsn phropbetis
ideu Brief Dilbelms 1. an bic auiies
rin gusenie erinnert, Der erIeben Idkt,
fpie ihOn i'm 8riege pou 1870 SeutIds
4ano nit Der RDsli9teit zines abermaz
Iigen arieges re6nete. Die aatierin
bate Deri6ieoene 8srsiinitigunseu fir
bic 9arniion BON Mes erbeten l,no
sleidaeitig iebe Gebietsobtretltng fir
unannsbmbar ertIdrt unb slaubte
bur6 einsn pathetiiben Brief an WtIs
helm l. ibr 3iel erreidsn gu t0nnen.
Dieter lebnts bas Griu9sn nit Der
8egriinbung ab, baB Oeltti6luno auf
ftrengen geeinsungen bsiteben miiTs,
neil es nit geitimmtbsit auf einen
neuen Grisg redns, iObuIo Grnntrsit
ii6 Don isiner RieberIags erbolt uno
8erbiinbete sefunDen babe. 0ds bat
iid jest budftdbIid srfiiut itnb man
tann binsufiissn, oab Jrantreih felt
1871 beitdnoig an einsn dbsrmalissn
&rieg geoadt bat.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-18
SETTLERS
PICNIC A SUCCESS

The old settlers picnic held in the
grove at Jerusalem Sunday was a most
pleasant affair. There was a large
number present, including several from,
this city and the day was most pleas
antly spent by all. One of the fea-
lures Of the day vas the ball game
between Crazy and Minnewaukan,
Crazy winning by an easy margin. j,
Among the prominent speakers were
States Attorney F. T. Cuthbert of
this city, Hon. A. J. Gronna, and
Gen. n. M. Creel. There was a
large crowd present and all enjoyed
the day immensely. For the past IS
years there has been a picnic at Je-
rusalem each year and this was the
annual event.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-18
Of the money trust.

power OF the money trust.
Senator Gronna stands for the con.
servation of our natural resources.
But he fayors rational policy which
will admit Of a development Of those
resources on sound economic princi-
pies which shall provide at all times
against control Of any private mon,
opoly.
On the direct election of Senators,
Senator Gronna is on the side Of pop
jular government. He has consistent.
~ opposed the efforts Of the spoils-
mel who seek to break down the civil
service, and in every way has made
a record which stamps him as q con
scientious, right thinking and courag-
eous representative.
When such a man is a candidate
there should be nj question. He de-
serves support. He should be renom-
mated and reelected. LaFollette's is
confident that the people Of North Da-
kota will not be mislead by the rail
road politicians; and that Senator
Gronna will be returned to the senate.