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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
AMERICAN MINISTER LENDS
HELPING HAND TO BtLCIAhS
BRAND wHlrlocN AMERICAN
MINISTER TO BELGIUM IS
HERO

Iutf HHIi.N uDr fNff'epnna
fntr nf fhe Associated iftHHJ nfHnd
Whltnt tH AneuHu AiniHtrf iH
subject r gfrat Demands 1n nis asm
rHfheur duct iie So iho rauf' nf laos
alrtl hi Noinans from ihe drDlsieN
5000 of4efs ~ SOC peimau mihttff 90
mIriHifHfien
Uaa.aaa san hsfdh fp0at in hm
ei bout taafs In ffDr efrs fif hHr nf-
fnr lnr 30 iHr Aefees ~ 100 oauuifs
Ihff come go hIm Rlfh fsnff tHufit
90 Trouble b. there iH Hesnefs Bod iHrlr
ftnlllea. uf f news has been received
90 asnih 90 nlur fn ffiatifra nf fpc
ffauf anl boz in. ihaHseHd snrfanilnns
ftat afar brfneen IudltlduHis 900
Some Officer nf non comm aai0nfd ~
nrsr ~ fbt German afn 20 nceuin
ilpn
49, Wmtipa's p1EfiGn vita tHr
grrmsn mlHars people b. nia9 'aifn-
ordinarily strong oven tnnush ihet
inat nrffr fhaf hf uar nDt htrf Thef
fffn nrtfT fa Hafr ffHrnffa sffilHtt
hIH reiHF fa tiIs msfhfis sf go
ntiark ie fHf uafHha fne p'HI failnA
Gtfsaan flmmirssri people ffom flhilf
80. "a frul aii NJ fff stUibs Ni fpnf
lfs d hfiaa efiiFelt enppnifd bf i1e
Marsus 80 kliiehHaf thH Spanish
Minister na Her1 fa is ia WashinHfm
aa Mfniairr haL ah b. la Do aeiiraif
hraih ar H na aiic 49, ~ Hs mNei
sr ls Uasf Hln 81 Whlfi1lkt te1'ih
.ira stfmH u tsff suffered ~ ~
ffe.f s.auaanlhiiiiiea.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
ARTILLERY FIRE
FORCED GERMANS
FROM VERNElLES
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FRoN
UThliA srArgG THAT wow
MAS TO SAVE uNNGcUsaAKS
LOSS os tlvEs.
FRENCH RENEWED THE ATTACK
Rcrcr,s Reesecd In csrman canlsei
tndicsts fhA, SsrNians are pusti~a
W etsona 9esstanoe 20 AtsasAs
From the Rear.

NNiuIN. itss ,uN wireless ,la
JatAutl THO eNss ,sR'sen b, ths Des
mans lasl uishi 90 Aelusiien southwest
is ueihnss Nsa einstalD snuaapsv1
hnrs tuiAA Tho niatsnscns says
NrfHiifs van rsaguAiei ~ ~ ar-
,efdus in Nni plan sN aeeoun, ~ tho
toniinnan,r 81 tha rfrnfh artillery
Ntt uhifh wa tlusiAf an unneeewiatY
inss INV hnidlnas whleh fsneinri
aiartins nsrs tloWn up a. NJ and ppf
ifnupt u,cuoiad posluNps prepared east
~ Netnellcs 49, shat thts opcn'f cosid
nUl follaN
Southwest ~ Alteuh ihe rreph
renewed ihr aunft win rfinfafrr-
mrnts huf Nithuni suteeea aud they
sutfefsl heats i0As
Nothing ~ note haa taken Mace w
inr waf arenh cost 80 Nasnfiau iakra
ehsfs thr enymi remained uulst The
.aitic sfouaa i,id4 a. tAhlns ia snafso
as 49, had expected iu Aontnpfn fn-
lard ihefs hss hesn nn ,napAe.
"Hrrnfts received in ncfiln indlsate
has soc fsfNnns ailh Aie capable q
affouns considerably Resistance rhe
sriNIan ftsrsuhtd ip she nelenthrf
nfa,d ~ AranNiriosaf lahaut te miles
southeast ~ lieieiadei have delsFetsf
stNrfhi attacks 90 toset tbs reifeai
%, ine main ARM
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
FRENCH DESTROYED GERMAN
FIELD FORTS IN BELGIUM
rnU PARIS OFFICIAL STATEMENT
TrLLa OF orHGn 8uccEHsts
or rHEiR ARTILLERY.

49, kasoalaied Press
PARIS Nce q Ihf following 81
ftlai communication Nsr Riten oVi in
Harris iht afternoon
~ln Nrlflum un nfr noi fnf ffpfn
fhr ifaataf ilnuss the ctpiure "a whish
uHn reported fes,ef,iAt ftelsffcsi 90 ~
trsiefenfH rfHiemret se fhat ~ feff'-
tnan au she fsnai bfs~ren piNmuae
and NrwaYl our heatt artillery De-
sffsSrH ihr GERMAN trld forts. Tho
rnems mias ssln Attempt % f'esp'
tusf Wr|deadfcfi
ron fhU fsri ~ the northern front
there haa been absolute taifn
'li waa also calm iH tne rrgipp ~
Alsnr
'in Tho CheupeirGr disifici e'n very
ariifr artillery successfully rHunttI'
acted me hhtipfice ~ fhs advrfSafy
IN Afqannr inf war ~ Aappef Was
pursued We continued ~ proFfsan
slowly. fspulainE nil the cnem,'s al.
fnfkr
"Hnfhi progress was ikfwtrr made
ln ihs fcAica southeast ~ Nafrsnep.
"a. Gsnnan artillery ihsfe haa bern
nlleuarl
ron tho remainder ~ ihe front there
j. no notable operations o. report
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
UNKNOWN WARSHIp AGROUND
CALLS FOR assistance

OCEAN CITY Std. Dec . AZ un.
tnoMn warahip - reported agfosnd
ni,. mile ~ fhae. ihfee miirs rom
* ~. ~sf4h f..tei iiis sati ng siatlar
and ~ nslies sDH9n q ocean fify.
a hish rfi aad uafhfas' yale pre-
vents tssistantf beinr rendered. A.
,isfanee hiss been asked ~ from ne
nsst yard ~ Surfeit ooserfsfF saf
flf lr.a sarshlp. asa NAYS nfiifisla aaf
u y rei Az AmlIloan ship.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
GEORGE MILLER DIED AT
ROBSTONN, HEART TROUBLE
Nail Known yeuno Man 81 This City.
Funeral This MORNING al
10 c'elsek-

George KILLER, aged ~ years. died
Saturday nighf AZ "A o'clock ~ the
home u III. sister. Mrs. I'd saxtnp.
NEAR IlohsiQwn Death rsne very aud
deniy and Ia said 10 have been caskeel
b. heart failure. Tue body was brought
20 tho home u HIS fnther. Frederick W.
Miller. last pishi by the Dame tn-i
deftakins Company. and was met ~
the 'rnin ~ members q the local y r.
q. ~. ~ which of4nrixAtien tie yourx
mans father n 4 member
Funeral sesyifee WIN ~ held this
inntEins al 10 o'elo<k rom he family
reeldtnce. it's Nps~eft ascn''r Inter
ntnt via b ~ is,rf IIlil ts'k eetes.'
tory. :
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
FIGHTING IN POLAND IS
FAVOR|NC ALLIED FORCES
LONDON OFFICIAL eTArEMuHr
TELLS or REPULslNo EnE
NM 1. BE8klA eTEAnERd.

NiENNA. Dee Via Londonl
the foiioWins ofntiai communication
aRr isrnsd todsi
Iha battle ~ i'0isna u progressing
fiNafsuis far me allies. The Hrasiau
forces witch marched ~ Western On
lola mefa attacked b Analrian and
priB0ners hnd suIrs ifsins'
~ The rarfathiauk tnere has bern
SONS rehiina This enemy. who broke
into nstkiA Ffeibufe, have been re-
.uissd win los y 800 PRISONERS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

WOUNDED OF RUSSIAN ARMY
ARE COMPARATIVELY FEW
oFFicnaB or RUs3iAH MEDICAL
CORPS TfLL OF wan Open
AIiOff

rrTrOuUap va iondqn Tee go
-rhs NoaaAst 30 ne hgasiln ride fan.
sidrrna the mAsniiudr ef iAf pfefa
lions. arr comparatively fee. accord
ine SO Officers ~ ihc medical SER SEE,
Moreover. those Nkvss wounds are nos
~ shs Ffayfef character remover win
greet rapiditf This u due 80 three
facts the pntaiciarn Hay. ~ mrs. be-
INK ihat ihs iiunfian ,reaps baff been
asrelleutiy fed fr1m the RESTRAINING ~
fha mar. me second that ms Grand
Dukc h uslnk fhe smallest possible
forets 81 me actual front u me fishi-
lnx line. and The tlnfa shat ~ nlce-
hal u consumed ~ any - the soldiers
Tho hospitals ate DfDting thp che r.
Cooperative powers ~ She iihnsist
wounded aFs now equal ~ the highest
ever shown namsly ihe figures reach
- IN 80 raee ~ thr Turkish Mos'ems
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
FORTY ALLIED
WARSH|PS Off
COAST NORWAY
oisPArcA RECEIVED ~ DANISH
CAPITAL tNcIcArCS tNAr Al
lltS INTEND FORCING rNGtR
WAY TnRouoN NoswAN
RERlIN CLAIMS THEY CANNOT
Name ~ Point Where SHES az 0sth.
ssea 10 osistsd b. Censor. Bot usrlln
oi'ie. saws Fcr,Hiyatiens tssss been
strengthened and Water Mined

Nfas uuterendsU t Donennapen
saif 500 foHapn a alspauh has heon
received n 1850 ihtniaR Cnriai uem
utIHH
rmn irfsN and rwneh otrhlps
afs gathered outside fnainU tls
.ffsi Ni crNafi rtfh tIdeHi intention
hf rtriUe tHrF vas isWHeh rnis
however Wsli H it,pnssinir as fmiiu
raunnt bose hrtu Huath rurnrttcn
fd aUt eairl b. um0hl sifeNn aif.
miuta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
GENERAL VILLA
IS DENOUNCED
BY OBRECON

cARFAN1A GENERAL GIVES nrA
SONS FOR HIS OPPOSITION fo
Villa AND ACUtS ctLfLNTEs
CONVENTION.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

faq sylilcf n etpeftfI i'pmf ~
mes-sna fFom NeN Dslsans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

The labor troubles ia South Africa
are the more nminuu> because Of race
troubles that may materializc. III j. not
clear how the blacks got mixed up in the
business. hut ID j. said that MANY of
ihcm are a~>umin. an ugly attitude.
The government itself expects to assume
a very stern. uncompr"mi>ing attitude
toward any acts Of lawlr>~nr>S. Soldiers
have been instructed 10 shoot dynamilcrS
at sight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
BARDS AND TESTERS

THE SERGEANT or
THE BOY SCOUTS.
Hes Just ii little frcIkcd with nmhlrl
fruwslcd hair.
Full ~ Fun and everlasting grit;
Nuthiu. SEEMS a. daunt him.
Ne matter how you iaunt him.
For he's learning the mani. art Nj
keeping III:
You never heard HIM whining for hc>
never on the outs.
This ruriN patcd sergeant af the brave
hoy >cuut>.
They've taught him true %p"liicnc>s IN
lhat company ~ his;
Instructed him VI ever! manly form.
Md he's glad 10 dn a favor.
Without i single quavcr.
~ our who's wcathrrbcItcn ~ Ihf
storm
IIc1l smile ,ou lr,rk a. living if You've
lost li> whereabouts.
TIL, merry. hluc-rtcr sergeant of the
brave boy scuuts.
What trick, tint little likr ha> learned
IL hi> peculiar way.
Self lrfrn~r and first aid ~ the sick
Wh,. hrli aid a wounded brother
Like y slender loving mother.
IT, can help ~ ailin- cumradr might
ru ck.
Hen have him up AMI milling. although
,ui'd have Your doubts.
This scrv clever sergeant II the brave
TOY >ruut>.
Got u ~, who's acting Wild like and one
,uu cam control
Enlist him IN = regiment "a once.
They, .nt = splendid plan
~ teach Y hul Nv hr y man.
He'll soon prove wisdom l"Nihg M A
dhncc.
Bat IN he's gni II in him. he'll sniu, 'hr
lively sprouts
And some a., BE- sergeant 10 The brave
boy >tuHi>.
Winniprg CAM Telegram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
TUESDAY. JANUARY II. 1911
a TURN OF THE WHEEL.


ohe need MOI Il" = sf'dl military ernie
10 perceive that The iail 81 oIlniga with
me surrender n : ~" irfrrai~ n" mite
states AUTHORITIES. Win hinc general ui
fnfT. rrI .N".H. Nr fN tirnt NN
Am.r -nI
ff. ..rI s M
hands of the rebels Y, y s,rious blow wv,
the Hucrtista cause.
In the matter of ammunition AMI
arms. the rcbclc> >rrmcl better OF than
the federals. IA thr interval hrtWc-n
the recent fight al the same place and
the r~eappearaicc Of Villas arm, 60 the
ground Wherein ~ WAS rrl'll>rd q few
days ago, The rebels were ab NJ procure
artillery and ammunition while The fed
erals were forced to abandon their la,~
because they were PRACTICAL! "ut "'
ammunition.
The loss Of olunaei lur this "r adi
other reason will naturally have y WI,
pressing effect un thr %llucria cause ~
cause II makes known tn the Wrr a mlnA
grave weaknesses 40 lhc federal ,.ial
ton. There i, the fact. published t4 lh..
world. that the .uldirr~ there. wrr- di>
hcartcncd for Lack uf rt,. rh" rlrmru'
Of disaster ~ thc tan " thr Town lir~
in the fact thai " represents Il COLLAPSE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

The attempt 10 prevent hN lav ,hr rN
poriation Of gold from NcAirn his Aai
the RESULT thar might ~ expected TIL
man who has gold j. frantic ,o grt fi uff
ui the country. VI hr exam Hni -uu- l'
il out ~ The ruuutr, ~ sal hufl nal The
more severe the restrictions against it~
removal the NOR. Viii thr owner lrrl
' '
w nH
one way ~ another ooli Nl riuIiiv
disappear trmn circulation iu tnIi un
happN and.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Strike irauhlc "a south hiric1 i~
becoming serious. II prom -t t" wv u
fight between the g%utrrnwrri "n nn
hand and the striker rn thr either N'r.
If the striker have hc"n arrested llr
sciiliUn. trains have hrvu blown ur au.I
tracks DESTROYED. ascot other cH-iuInfi,
features have Appeared. showing ihai
South africa Il uu thy map a> " mnfrrn
gnuutrN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Professor Tafi'S loss of flesh within
The last few months has made n nccc>
Sar, for him a. have fnrt, eight suits
81 clothes repaired. H. should ~ right
up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
NOT I.IINI. lin.

The Mnlrrly Monitor h. telling his
little story un 4 LAWYER there. " hap.
w ND NV Judge TrIiurtI> court. and .hr
witness Was "a negro Woman. Whose ~
III, a. ever, pucr, wa. ~ think a..
Finally the opposing iawNcr rose aud
nnrufiri nm the desk. Now. ,on look
y re-. H. roarcd. YOU quit that thinking
hn~inrs. and answer my questions. Now
talk.
Mr.. LAWYER Nan" said the witness.
Mr. LAWYER Man NnH VII have M
'>cu>r men. ! amt like You LAWYERS. J
cant talk without thinkIm. kJH-l>
city Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

One reason MI, Ilucria .iur~ urf gitr
M the prrsi,lcnc, ~ McNIrn. l~ Ihni nn
boil, ever asked him tn. llc says him
self. positively. thai neither lind.
~O'Shau.hnr>~N 80 W l~nn. rtrr intitrl
him To- qait his job llc dnr nn. -a'
what he would ~ 70 az r%rtvItrl y rrnu
crlN w.rIr.I ImALL-IInu -l LlIL rIll.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

The rrlurt ~ the llcpI Mtni ~ ~
rirulturr. issued this week. estimates Che
total earn crop ~ The country this wear.
I'd . Iriul1 .uru bushels. ~ about Nhrn
nm bushels greater than WAS ct mattel
a month age. Reserves az corn ga he
farms are nuw estimated 60 amount NJ
ilinui rs tmOlnnn bushels. or more than
twivr thr quantity reported n year
f.n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Mover declares that the shot fired
into hi> back MAS fired into every miner
III me Hand. Worse than that When tn
bullet hit Mover ever, miner ln the
world hullcred ouch"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

After >,nuin- over two VERSES 81 Ems
lands official Christmas poem the cable
ult ratar probably concluded the balance
could hr fetch u along IN steamer. Such
tine discrimination goes 4 'ong WI,
toward promotion and Increased pay
Tu.l Worth star Trlc.rdLu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

The resources ~ heavyweight banks
which have notified fhr government of
their acceptance II the provisions 81 the
new banking and currency law. amount
10 one any u halt billion collars
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

hours: and ii = declared that y com
panN il liable for = penalty ~ the ease
IL each individual trainman vi" i re-
quirrl a. work longer than the law al.
lows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Srrrclar, NJ \duu "f thc treasury
Sa,s ,hi, be- hopes h. i>ni - green -
~ ~ ~. We nv upt think Jhlt ~ a.
green or that NJ looks green bat MI m,
chang. our views If hc does not lacat"
a regional reserve bank IA ihc South
west Galveston News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

An Oklahoma paper recently carried
the following advertisement: Full
blunsirri cow fnr sale. giving milk. three
tons nf hay. = lui If chick ~ aud >cv.
rral stoves. Braumunt Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

VI company j. far preferable ." bad
hrr iu>r M are more AL ~ raich thr
Niu-> of others than VIRTUES. - 4 Sra>r
Fly far murr. contagious than health.
Cotton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
WITH THE ORS


his staff aud several state di.nitiric>
~ III the Brownsville country with 4
copy nf Inc game laws iu hiS poke, aad
y shotgun - his shoulder. Ills self
esteem. ia H. perhaps unnecessary 10 add.
j. also an item ri his im~prdimcnta. ~
king>yillc Governor Colquitt stopped OF
long enough 10 repeat. slightly anendc, Il.
tine speech which. when Delivered M
Colorado Springs. hrorghi him some M
mcutar} Fame. Concerning IN" NrNi
can situation. M could settle the him.
in fifteen Minutes lie had been
'"blia,d "a protect the boundary linr
vith state traps. and every tim" he
moved troops ~ The border The Washing
tina government became alarmed.
Douhtlr>~ there IT, irrrycnni men who
vn " flcr; lhyt for three wears Cover
nnr rulquitt has been graphing with
certain pr"hlrm> ~ Stale government.
without having brought them q" 40 issue
altogether satisfactory. AMI that fact
may make them skcptical If his ability
~ settle The larger and NOR complicated
problem nf oar rlatinn> with Mexico
#N AAANHf N 1870 E-H"
~. however that h. bespoke "a much
time a> fifteen minutes ~ solve q prob
lrm which however prrP'cying to Ihr
President aud his cuIn>cllor~. is >im
p.i,ft, ITSELF ~ the more penetrating
mind NJ orr Governor.
We believe The G%o,.rnor mistakes the
uutiun, which his military cNpi'it.
$500. a., ia fn..a.I. A..r-f.n..l rH t4.
breasts M thr authorities ri Washington,
lud ihlt. mi~fHking the resulting ~
lions. Nv impuir> ~ them wv iu"rltiirdr
pf which th,, Nrrc who'll, innnrcn'. The
cnumtrt has not ~fnr.oiten his clarion
cali III midnight. which cYcntu1tcd IN tEc
rr NJ |lilutiun VT three companies ~ val
liant militia iu the N%icini,N m B~nwn>-
Al lr. nor viii p generation ~ time ci
itrr lhv ,Irrr raruri ~ that hrruir rN
rl.ii trum ,hv memory. N did moi ~
cite alarm in Tins country. however grave
tlr apprchc>iou> il may have aroused
ul THIS country reinsurance amt a defect
thinking 80. II gave a. The people n
able .ou>c or >crurity. The, perceived
.irr.t iu~trutl, that t"Ncruni tnluuiit
hAd sawed nm country from l"N'~l"h '''
~nhin.'ii"n hhd Wr nave Nh" ''l'' 'hl'.
"rrr 4 Pnr>'i' huiifr SCI l"'>'' W ""'''
U~'lu-. thHI there " h"i y W'1n. ""i''
an ur child iu This broad republic MI"
~ not sensible that he niiI"n "wc> the
rihttnu'h'f' ~ a. 'i''""il :" 'h' pm
SAINT E"trrinr ~ irN"S WIN " Pr"N
unity equal Mn nj iIn'"'h 'nl'HN -"
rrn"r '"lpnl'l m'fh'y' rlhI. :"
>nIrH "i y pace q" lh' lil \" y '>"'"-
hl"ilii> 'dlN'''" N''N
~ course wr ~iaii i"'i sun more >nrrN
len ihr hearo~' oi flr hraz'S bottoms III
f fuIr' eHi 'f.. Ii' N'1T's ''fr """'
aii drowned san Nnlnni" ErrE'>~
\ WI s'rl win h"n"hi 4 '"M lf'i" Il
milkrd ", hhd hnlll hr hAn ''lh'" "
skirt. H seems ihai even aiming cows
there arr natural porn mahha''f>.
MERTON Star.
IiehiMads IA L1r'd" arr SAVING wear
arl tear "n THERE alarm clnrh> TN l"'
tinr IArW rNh Gown. Ahh ''i"'iuIN. "h
ihr rnha"naflh- acres lh' river i"f "
,r.hnr New,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

IIr that will believe only what W. can
tally comprehend must have 4 very long
horh or "A very short cree! &C. 4. col
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

I'm ul,>tiuair man dwr> mot luld uriu
ions. Int they hold him Pope.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

4 woman ,lu >nt care what she H.
vrariug when the icr man walks imin
me kitchrn iint ID a strange NUT Nhp
T. lHidling soap happens az ring the
door bel She has a. "a upstairs and fight
her WAY into her M silk kimono and
smooth her hair before she would think
III letting him Sec her. SAYS AL observing
writer. i~icni~nn Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

The supreme Court ~ the United
States. in n ease against the Missouri.
Kansas \ Texas. has sustained The Ferl
sral hours ~ service law under whirh
the culinary limit for ~trainnrn T. n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Ms dear. said the yonng husband.
did you speak 10 the milkman about
here being ~ cream IA the milk
-Nr>. I told him about IL this morn
INK. and h. explained II satisfactorily. !
think II i quite a credit ~ him too"
What did he say"
lie said that be- ALWAYS fllrl the ing
~ nll that THERE'S no roam nn the t"D
lDr The cream. Harm mud Home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

"firrrf >cnis. bni his j. = uniSN town.
por> thr racket keep az thi> uu, lll
thr iiMr-"
II should SAY npi Tpiay J. an extra
occasion.
What's Nm the hnrrah about
The .Antinni>c >Or.eiN has Just nni
over another one w ~ pet ordinances
and the special committees ARE r-lebrIt
ing The victory. - Louis Republic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Furth. I:aNarian city nf ,n.on p"pul1
iion. ! suburb II The city We Nuremberg
J a. had N operation tol more Than MI"
if- mu M -.f m ac irrirrr'ii"
.l.l.l l.4 lv-alll li.lu4 et i-
kind dud which. "a connection with H
modern system uf garbage collection
makes The disposal II garbage ot that
eli, not nnI, The least offensive AMI most
sanitary possible. hul also = matter 81
actual. although small, profit q" the mu-
nicipalitN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

The Pennsylvania Railroad has upgi
led Officers ~ The state nf l'rnm>N wanna
that the road. under the new Public Ser
vice Commits, ion Law VI that State. can
nn longer carry cans If Young fish with
out charge. The Department 81 Fisher
ic> says that without free transportation
il viii IT, impossible to distribute fi>h
throughout the state. - heretofore.
ID T. announced that the Southern Par
ifc viii soon max, important rs,luct on
IN frrich tratc> on wr>thuund traffic TN
way uf San Francisco. destined fur
points ~ asia The reductions are said
~ w. Intended ~ meet lower through
.'y. wh Nv now prevail y, wnv M Nm
ect ~oE.t and over Tbs Canadian Paci-
~. The .Ntrhi>un and other lines nn
.louht will follow any action taken w
hc Soulhcrn Pacific.
pn the Irhi.h VALLEY an order has
bee. i>>ucu a. have al water barrels
and fire pals. ia which water ~ lrri
standing. treated with a quantity 81
cii, ,um chloride a. prcvsht The water
f-nm freezing. Al the same time ihis r;t
rinm chloride VIII tend e. prevent r'ap
ursti un.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

The supreme Court 80 the United
States in the ease WIN Oliver L.rint. n
Texas farmer. has Sustained the law NJ
that stlic making railroads responsible
tor damage ii thcy permit weeds ~ grow
"a their right II way and the seeds hlnv
into adjo ming farms ANIL damage lie
land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

TightNads in Laredo ARE ~lving wear
url tear uu their alarm rlurk~ TN l"t
Ting fhrm ruu down. ani dcprld n- nm
lhr raHrunadin- across lhr river ior 4
ri~iH. signal iu ih- morning l'"ri
NItnHr News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

f.~ M, nearoe> of he BRACES bottoms "a
r nrrs eui ft .lt Nn.s-r's tNrr v'-r
al drowned sm Nrtouin trrrrss
4 Wirs,rd min hnu.hi Z cow from 4
" nIuv hni jhc animal refused to W.
milkrd N, him nuiil hr had dnnnrd "A
skirt. III seems that even among COWS
here ar natural horn mInhaicr>.
MERTON Star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

iu . few WEARS accumulate cnuu.h cash
uu hand uui WI ii> profits a. pIa W iiNi
drnd NJ -lnuAhWm iu the stockholders
aud have ~l0mnnnn more - diStrihni
among IT, employees ~ 4 favor. gives
evidence that the auto H. "a -nrl thing
Az sell. Terrell Transcript.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Dr. he Sular1 IL au, attraction Nc>>rS
Thomas Lame and MaNc> might welt NO
ford tn give NH cub rnatorinl a>pira
tiar~ and eci themselves appointed dcp
VIZ, c.u~tahlc>. Dallas Timr> Herald
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Refrigerator Cars. according ~ =
German paper dcNn,trl L. The cnld ~tor
agc business there are w North Nmcr
cr lmGn0 Refrigeration ears in Scrvivr'
besides a0wd in>rlatcg ssnd provided
win special ,rHiiIatirg equipment. VII
Dr. whole nf Enrrpr there are only -
wa reiriscrator ears of VII n 5Oe0 are
Ou the Russian railways.