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The Colorado statesman., 1914-02-11

iblIy IcspOuSlplo eltueT TO IQ6 people,
as in the United States, or to the
Parliament, as in Great Britain. But
the progress toward better conditions
is being made more rapidly each year.
The press, liberal in tone in all the
large cities, is power for progress
In Moscow, Russia's greatest journal,
owned by an able journalist, who thir-
ty years ago, a Russian peasant,
came to the Holy City with a single
rouble for his entire capital, leads the
continuous campaign toward moderate
republicanism.
A Great Nation In the Making.
THE giant is blind, but thinking,
And his locks are growing fast!'
The Russian peasantry are strong
of intellect and body, generous. hos
pitable in the extreme, good-humored,
deeply religious. With education and
freedom they will outrank many other
peoples who have had more prominent
and honored place in history. A great
nation is in the making in Russia.
greater, it may well be believed, than
the outside world realizes-great, not
merely because Of the immensity of
Russian territory and the number of
its inhabitants, but great because of
the strength and character of it's peo-
pie. And upon the Russian peasant
is the new and Greater Russia to be
builded In his own reverent phrase
-dai Bog-God grant 1t may be SO!
(CopvriRht 1914. bv Joseph B. Bowles.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
@plS Sprima.

Sn ser biejigen ct. 8pnifaat1Sflr=
die }pl1roen a1r 9ien1tag %pergangener
@obe m1ibreno zines bonn bodhm.
9Sfarer Malrr11s, .. g. s.. gebalte=
:1cn Erauamtes fiir5 Seben n%erbnnoe11
Solepb Motb bon Nor66afota, Elm
@ohn ser III Maine Erairie mobner=
SEN 1a1nilie Neter Hoth, n11o SRI.
.. M1na @ol1er, Gobter ser u1lpeit BON
bier %pobnenoer 6anrilie Saul Bo11er.
Atoh Ser firhliden 6eier fano BET oe1r
@Itern ser 8rart inn &reiie elmer BET
tereu @alteiduor ein gemiitb1i6eS
Spd5eitsfeit itatt, mobei oos l1trge
Soar Sic ber5lihlter @liifpiinide emit
qeoennahm. 9ob es Sen Me1bermabl=
fen, Sic in Gifep, g. o, it'd atf Ser
6arm 0es @rdrtigms bauslih eir-
ridten, itets mo%blergeben moge, lit Der
naftrGglide @1tnih 6es ~Norol tern"
- 1us 61t1r6ament fir bas 11e1te
@tore-@ebQ1toe Ser Maurin Sinter<
Iaileni6oft lit pollen6et un6 init Dem
Sberbnu lit bereits bego1nen moroen.
-6reb. Beters, Sefretdr nn6 S6at=
meilter ser Coils Spring 8ruugeien-
f6oft bot ii6 in SEN 8eiib eineS nett
en- SSodfion Mrtomobils gebradt. =
6ro15 Matbien bat auf .leiner iiioli@
bon bier gelegenen 6arm Elm groBes
@etrei6eba1s nn6 an6ere Mebenge=
bad16e erridten laiien. = @egemet-
1ter 8oltb. @@nei6er bat 6ie @ro6ir=
arbeit an 6em bonn @inage nah Dem
@dnIboni lie in Mlt1@t. Mifoln1S gele-
gene11 @dnlbouie CUR aagemeinen
8mfrie6enbeit pollen6et. = Seinrt6
@@reiner 1dBt I'M @iuage cine t1el1e
@eii6en8 erridter. SSn Ser 6amilie
Sobn SacobS itente ii6 elm 3miaings-
pdrden elm. 3n Dem 6oppelten @1iid
6oppelte Graduation. = 6rm @ag<
trer bon Donmellp, 6rnu Sobn &1a1er
bon Sioour 6aus, Soma, 6rm Sobn
Mbman bon &ibmonb unb 6rm1 so.
NierenbouI en bon &oscoe, maren ant
Montog bier Bel Der Sam1ilie Mei@.
@nenbefer 5n @afte. - s. SO. Stunt
met nn6 6rau iin6 nod 1angerem
8einde bei bieligen @ertpan6ten nod
ibrem &eim in minneapolis 5nriid=
gefebrt. mit ibnen reiiten na@ @in=
neapolis @eidmiiter Mlma un6 81
lian &11mmer, 6ie eine 8o6e IN Der
Meblitqot berbradten. = @b. 0reis,
melder bier BEL leirem Sbeim Gbriit.
Dreis fir cine @ode 5u @aite mar,
1T na9 feinem &eim in @bicagoo 5n-
riiidgereiit. - Matb. Minmratb ma1r-
6e BON ieiner @ottin init einem ma=
deren 50bn9en beiderht. @lud 6a5u!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
gentbmm 11nierer Staot felt Dem leb-
ten SeSahre be6e11ten6 qeItieQen. - s.

gentbnm' 11nierer Stabt felt Dem Ieb.
ten Sabre be6enten6 %geitiegen. - s.
IS. Sorren, melder bier Elm 56nbre=
parat1tr9elddft betrieb, bat nit 6a=
mile iein &eim in 6ie Mabe bon
@bepentle, Morb-Do tota berlegt, mo
er iein fiiroeres Seim baben miro.
T. @a@ mebrere Gage laneem
Belude bel ieinem Sbeim Setter Spo-
Sen lit g.. $. Dieori@ na@ ieinem
@eim in Delano 5uriidgetebrt. Mit
linn reilten oortbin @ertru6 5po6en>
sic ibren @oulinen in Dela1po einen
@el11d e%rltottet. = 6ra11 @elen1tein
1n6 Sodter &lara ii116 Mitte ber=
gargener ISOLDE gu einem 5mei $50
fen longen Beiude bel Der 8ran 8el=
len1teins M11tter nad Sort 8olb=
irato1l @is., %abgereiit. = 9oS iun=
&c Solf Ser ct. &otrifS @emeinoe
Fat eille11 oromatiiden CLUB orgoni=
1irt. = 6ran Sing. 8eQer bon ct.
saul >par bier cuff cine Wode BET it,
rer Eobter, Ser 6rau 2o11is @6el=
hrof, au @oite. - 6ran5 Nel1baa1er
un6 6rou 1in6 bon ibrer na6 Chicago
nn6 Milmoufee gemadten 8eiuds=
tour mie6er oabeim ein%getroffen.
SsoIitip beiBt es iebt, 6aB @ebrii6er
2lireneper ibr groBartigeS @ranitge=
}daft bon bier na9 ct. @1ouo berle,
aea tperoen, nn6 6ieie Mittbeilung
miro erbartet 6l1r6 ste Mngabe, Bob
sic genanten 8rii6er meitli@ bonn
interchangeable an ct. @ermoin-
ltrabe in ct. @Io11b Elm 40 M6er um=
foiien6eS Mreal fduflid 1T ibren 8e=
1ib gebro9t 11n6 fir lire @ei6afts-
anede bereits baben berme1ien lal en-.
Me1p M1nid*
9aB 6os @ef6Gft uniereS 8raue=
reibeiiters Motb. 8itl itd immer
mebr m1s6ebnt, tpas ser @or5Igli@>
felt 6es 8ieres, 6as in iener 8ro1te=
rel fobri5irt miro, 5u5ui@reiben lit,
benefit 6ie Ebatta6e, 6ab er 3lt 6en
bereits lieben 100 Barrel 8ier gro=
fen Ballern in 6en 1ebten Wo6en
nod Elm a6teS 6erartigeS anfiteuen
lieB. DieIe Mrbeit p11r6e bom Sitter
Sobn Mel1bling aus ct. @lou6 be-
|lorgt, Ser 5pei @odem beim Serrn
Hibl bel6aftigt mar.
ct. Mnt9ong.
So1epb @remerS bon bier nno SIS.
8eue bon 8reeport e~rf renten in
9namia 1pobnen6e @ertpan6ten nit
ibrem gei n@e. @ie @egen6 gefie1
namentli6 bem &errn @elle 6erart
gut, 0ab in tim Ser @e0ante err
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

madte, 1id BORT an5ulie6eln. - s.
8lume lit IeBte ISOLDE nit ieiner 6a-
milie na6 Breeport umse5ogen un1
bot 6aielbit 6as Scarf MidliidS@onf-
gei@aft in @a6t genommen. - Sci
Der lebten Samltag i'm S6ul6iitrift
SO geboltenen Mobl lit Sobn Stolen
nit Ser 5teQe 6es 5dnlclerfS be,
ebrt uor6en. - Ser 6omtlie Matb.
@iebm tp11r6e elm ml1ntereS 8iibden
geboren. Slid gum Sreuoenereignii=
le! - Sobn @remers nn6 Matb. @an
&eel baben sic 1re,1e @obnung 6es
gfid. gan6 fertiggeiteQt.
Sreeport.
Sobn s.. &0i6en BON MebraSfa,
Srou M6am 8ed bon Colo 5pring
nn6 6ran @einri@ @enfer bon ct.
Saul, aue @in6er ser Samtlie Soiepb
&0i6en, befin6en ii9 bier Der am-
melt nm 6os @ett Der 1dper er-
fraaften Mutter. = Soiepb Sorren
bon &eo 2ofe Sails madte per Mu=
to cine Gabrt no6 6en 3miuingSitao=
ten nn6 beiudte bel 6teier @elegenbeit
feline bieiigen Sbeime. - Sobn So
l@en nno Sra1 bon 2os Mn9eleS>
@a1., befin6en ft6 bier 5mm 8ein@e.
Sic geoenfen bon bier aus lire Sob=
ne in Canada 5u bel u9en un6 bon
BORT ro6 Californian 511riid3ureiien.
M116 Sbeobor @0iden un6 Srau bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

- Nie @illoges8riife lit NIT nel.er
Elonten belegt nnb boonr@ tpieoer IN
itderen @erfebr gebra6t.
Wcire @rpne.
@roBmutter @ibenlteiner bot 6as
3eitIide gelegnet mnb muroe nnter
GROCER Ebeilnabme BON 8ertpanoten
uno 8etammte1, o1f bem bieiigen Got
tesacter. beerbigt. M0ge bie Seritor'
be1,e, sic einen la>1gen uno gnten Sc
bensfompf gefdmpft, iebt ruben IN
etpigem Trieoen! = &i6or6 Seattle
labt a11f ieinem @eb0ft einen Stoa,
melder einen Diameter BON 80 SUIT
fat, errihten. - MidD. &ul5er lit bon
~lei11er nab Mlberta, Canada, gemad).
ten 8eiuhsreiie lebte &o6e 5nriid:
gefebrt. = &einri6 Nietfel6 nn6 Mn=
oreos EbuG 1ino aus Dem iiioliden
Geros 5uriifgetebrt, mobin iie lid
bon ibren 9pefulationSgeiite bin=
treiben lieben. 8ei0en bat es IN Ser.
as gut gefal(e1r, 6em Serrn Mietfel>
logar 10 gut, 6ob er $4,000 in 2on>
oortielbit anlegte. SSn Der Samilie
Mi6. @i11ter iteute ii6 Elm mltnteres
Eodterde1r ein. Moge es 6en @lterr
m1r Treu6e bereiten! : SSn 6em &C.
filroen oes &p. Shneioer, meld)er
1don iiber cine 8ode 5miiden SOB
unb 2eben 16mebt, lit immer no6 fei=
nc Menoerr1ng eingetreten. - Sci Der
4. Sulifeier, sic 5um 8elten elmer
1lel1en Yfarribule geba1ten mnroe,
mur6e ei1r Geingemim bon iiber $500
er5ielt.
&idmun0.
6einrid 8ebnen mltBte perlebter
@anoe megen fem Sagestperf eine
3eitlong einlteuen. - 6rau 6ran5
@agoner bon @epbor11 Cast, Gana=
So, erltattet bier 'einen 8elu6 BET
@ermonoten un6 6re11n6en. = Na6
l4ngerem Mufentbalte BET ielne1 IN
|@t. @lon6 perbeiratbeten &inoern tit
@m. @ieber mie6er nab bier 5urild=
qefebrt. - Saul @ammer nn6 Soh=
ter Meorp iitr6 nab einem mebrtagi=
gen 8eiu9e bel Ben bier mobnenoen
|@Itern 6es &errn 6ammer nab IT.
rem Seim in minneapolis 5urildge=
rei1 It. - Matb. @enner nn6 &iroer
11n6 6rau Soiepb @eber BON 8re=
denri6ge %erfreuten bieiige @ermanote
un6 6rennoe nit ibrem &ei n6e. -
IS. $. &lein berian6te 6ieier Gage
3mei neutrality-suspicious. 8ieb
nob @iio4St. Saul. = 9r. S. 6.
Midels, mel9er Dr. @el5' BrariS
mabreno 6e1en Mbmei enbeit periab,
lit orf lein Mrbeits fel6 in ct. Saul
8uriidgefebrt. = otto Ebiete bon
@ear6slep bat feline bieiigem @ernano-
ten uno Tren1r6e bon ieiner &od5eit
nit SRI. Mlice Mins miiien 1aiien,
sic Montog in 8ear6sGep ftattfan6.
M11s meiter 6erne 6em i1tngen &aare
ber5Iihe Graduation!
ct. Marttn.
6ra1 Moria Gbelen, @attin 6eS
ungefdbr Dor 5nan5ig Sobren ber=
Itorbenen Martin Ebelen, fam lekte
@ode Gonneritag auf cine tranrige
@eiie UNITS 9eben. @il(enS' ibren
onf ser @bite @artb &eierbatton
%mobnen6em Sobne Sofepb 5u bein@en,
begab fte iid na6 Belgrade, nm bort
Sen @iienbabn5ug gu be1teigen. SSn
@elgra6e a%ngefommen, i@ritt Tie iiber
6as 8abngeleiie, Inn Sen &abnbof gu
errei@en, un6 int felben Mngenb1ide
ln1tlte ser @innipeg S6neQ5ng, Der
1id peripatet botte, nit elmer Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

s(pon tporen Sonntag 5l1 geiud bier.
= &einri6 Stiipe laBt einen Mnbon
in feline @obnung erri9ten, un6 &C.
briioer Sbelen pergr0Bern fire 5@eu-
ne. - &roolpb &oidem Coin Ser
|6amilie Clinton &0i@en, melder in
Streeter, g. g., cine Steae alS &C.
bIlfSfaliirer beflei6et, berbringt iei-
ne Sommerferien bier bei uMuttern."
2afe George.
SuliuS &odman11, mel@er mebrere
Monate frainfelte, fat feline @eiuno=
beit pie6er un6 1T 6arob im1tar6e,
ieinem MutagSgeiddft nod5u5ieben.
= Sn Ser Camille Soiepb @bens
itellte fid Mitte LETTER ISOLDE Elm
munteres S0bn9en Elm. Mf0ge es
Sen begliidten @ltern nur Sreuoe BE-
reiten.
2afe @enrp.
Dieie @egen6 lit am Miittmodaben6
bergmgener @o6e BON einem idlim<
men @agelmetter beimgeiu6t NOR
Sen. SOS an Sen Gel6frudten gro,
Ben @do6en anri9tete. Mt @us-
nabme 6es &oggens, Der bon ei%n5elnen
6orn1ern bereits eingebeimit tpor,
ion 6ie &leinfru9t infolge 6es So
gels eine totaIe M1iBernte fem.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
Burglars Operating Boldly.

Houston. TexaS.-Burglars of unusual
daring Friday night attempted To rob the
Moves Safe company'> place of business.
500 san Iacinto street, within n block of
the police station. The manager If the
business has not been able 10 determine
whether or not anything was stolen. En-
trance was gained BY breaking through the
transom above the rear door. which led to
a workshop. Evidently there was moth
ing IN this department that they wanted.
a. strenuous efforts had been made 10 gam
entrance into the main part VI the building.
The pIckpncket~ who operated - freely
on circus day nave also rrsumed opera
iIon~. Mex Y. ID %IIenst. 1892 IL Caro-
line street. reported 10 the police that he
had been relieved OF @lsO BY pickpockcts.
\ Negro walked INTO the second hand store
II Gubberman Brothers. AT f407 Congress,
avenue. picked up two watches and ran
out. lie also secured so in currency.
The negro was seen leaving the store with
the valuables IN his possession. He has
not been arrested. Several others report
small losses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
To Move General Consulate.

San Antonio. Texas.-Mexico'> general
consulate for the southern district Of the
United States. which has been located AT
he transferred To III pa~o. The order for
the transfer was received by Lauro Car
rillo, who was recently appointed consul
general here by Carranza. m a telegram
from Isilro Fabelo. minister of foreign re-
lafions for the Carranza government. The
order recalls Consul Garlic {, the City of
Mexico and announce that Il. +. Muzquiz
will he in charge of the general consulate
at FL Paso, and appoints DIR. II. Seguin.
now at Eagle Pass. a. consular agent M
San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
Peace Chances Growing Slim.

Aguas Calientes, Mexico.-The failure
TO come TO an agreement a. to the matters
which will be discussed in the general con
ference between the generals of General
Francisco Villa and General Carranza here
has caused a temporary postponement OF
the Mexican conference settlement Of diff
ferences between Villa and C%arranza. II J.
unlikely that they can reach an agreement
in the preliminary meetings. General Villa
has modified 10000 men al Zacaiecas Ia
be reardy To open ho>tilitie> if an agree
ment l. not reached. lie also ha> an army
Of 10000 men az Torreon which he will
throw into eastern Mexico. In ease Of
hostilities Villa will strike out for Mexico
City with hi army. lie i now ~ Zaca-
tcras.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
Villa Gives Reasons for Break.

FL Paso, Texas.-Gcneral Villa IN a
long manifesto. copies of which reached
the border Sunday, reviews his grievances
with General Carranza, reiteratine his de
mands for the establishment of Il govern
ment in Mexico. This document, which i
dated merely October, i considered n
having some bearing on the conferences be-
tween the delegates Of the northern divi-
sion and the central government ut Aguas
Calientes. Ii mentions, however, no de
mands which Villa already has not made.
Among the items mentioned are demands
that all national and State executives be-
drawn from civilian life. Villa again al
leges the violation by Carranza Of a secret
agreement said 10 have been drawn up at
the Torreon conference the first formal at
tempt to adjust the long standing quarrel
between the two factions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
To Produce 5000 Cars of Onions.

Houston, Texas.-Frank +. Scovill of
Laredo, secretary Of the South Texas
Truck Growers association Saturday came
to Houston IN response to an order from
road claim ease. The farmers round La
redo. he said, have planted about 5000
acres in Bermuda and Crystal wax onions.
The acreage i practically the same n
planted last year, but 4 larger production
j. expected a. the crop Of last winter only
produced 5000 ear loads while the normal
production at Laredo J. a ear load To the
acre. The onions are now Just appearing
above the ground and transplanting has
been begun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
Plans of Prison League.

Waco, Texas.-At q meeting of the
executive committee Of the Volunteer
Prison league here Saturday afternoon A..
X. McCollnm, "A veteran newspaper man,
was elected chairman, and Abe Gross of
present in addition tn the chairman and
secretary were Ben f.. Cabell of Dallas and
w. II. Tiff of Houston, the latter being
chaplain of the Rusk penftentiary and
personal representative Of Mrs. Maud Bal
lington Booth. The officers elected are
temporary and will serve until a meeting of
the full committee can be had, when it is
expected they will be made permanent. The
location of Hope Hall, the proposed home
for released prisoners. was discussed, but
nothing was decided concerning il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12

Victoria, Texa~.-one Of the boldr~i 81
the series of robbcrlc> which have been re-
ported here recently occurred Saiurda,
afternoon when the home of Mr.. VI. Ro-
zelle was entered and robbed. The owner
had left for a short trip anu neiehborS re
ported seeing a poorly clad man enter IN,
place. Police were called but the mar
escaped before their arrival. Several
small articles were reported missing. Tn,
house which was robbed was in the center
of the fashionable residence district and
quite a hit of excitement has been aroused
over the affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
Clark Paws Tribute TO President.

Atlantic Gil, \. in ! speech here
Saturday night defending the Democratic
administration and urging the reelection of
Representative Baker of the Atlantic City
district. Speaker Champ Clark said in
part "Perhaps who knows when President
Wilson has finished his course a. chief
magistrate OF this mighty republic and
when his historians come To assign him To
his place IN history. they will pass over the
great Democratic measures of his admin
i~tration and declare that his efforts 10
keep the United States ont of war con
stltutes hi dearest title 10 the gratitude Of
hiS country"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
Buying Hampstead Horses.

Hampstead, Texas.-The European war
is loralizcd here by the presence 81 agents
seeking the purchase of horses for draught
and cavalry purposes IN the army. Owing
To bad crop conditions considerable live
stock is ON the market. but little of IT can
meet the military requirements. The buy
a-bale movement has become quit, extern
sive here, and IN many 81 the business
houses one or more bales Of the ilccry
staple that have changed hands IN this
manner are displayed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
UNDERLYING MOTIVE
CONSOLIDATION RURAL
SCHOOLS Is SHOWN

The Social Center section of the Cob
lcec ct Industrial Art- child welfare ~
hibit AZ the Dallas State AR. shows the
undrrllnv motive 10 the movement tor the
consolidation ~ rural -rhul-. namely, ~
make rural education more efficient and ~
expand the school into q ,entcr for com
munitv activity. The school huilding- are
Illustrated a. one ct the greatest sources
of waste uf public fund-. They have beer
built aud equipped ~ local taxes and IA
an average are closed five -iNih- ~ Ih-
time. while the Young people have sought
questionable places ~ amusement and the
adult member- have had no place 10 meet
and discuss questions for their common
good.
Following the general idea ~ child wei
fare the College 81 Industrial Arts ha-
prepared IA number ~ screens ~ various
phases III the subject tor IT, exhibit IA
the State Fair. a section un the chiId'-
food was made from materials gathered
from various sources. Statements fr"ni
hundreds Of school children show that
tw"-third- ~ them have beet steak. pork,
nam. ~ sausage for hrraRia-t. All ~
these things ARE hard ~ digest aud study
after such a meal J. shown a. work both
brain and stomach M the same time. Many
children have coffee for breakfast. a poison
for all growing children. Milk, cereals.
fruit and egg~ are illustrated a. the be-t
breakfast foods for children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12

New York.-The Chicago. Rock Island
4 Pacific railroad l. Ia be sold al public
anciion AT the county coart house here al
a date to be- determined soon. Federal
Judge Mayer signed the decree Of fore
closure and sale. Default IN payment Of
interest at 1 per cent gold bonds resulted
IN foreclosure proceedings by the Central
Trust company, trustee of the bondholders.
The amount Of such bonds a;ad the interest
due thereon J. STi. 09s. 0O0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12

borne Coontz. 80 years old. killed his fa-
Their and 4 dozen head Of farm animals.
ran hi mother away from home and gave
himself up "a Rev. j. a. Travis. a Presby-
terrain minister AZ New London. The ia
Their. John g. Coontz. was city clerk of
Hannibal in 1904 and also served in the
city council. The sons mind has been de-
ranged for several years, il i stated, be-
cause h. was Tilted IN an Illinois girl. ''Tht
devil got into aIl the folk and an the stock
and | had 10 Kill them" he sand. '.l'll have
Ia get mother. for she has a demon. too"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
MINSTREL SHOW
TONIGHT; ONLY
Il PERFORMANCE

sunny Dixie Ministries have erected
their mammoth ranva, theater un the lnt
on the corner ii Thirteenth and Adams
streets tback oi Fernandez department
~torrl and will exhibit tonight-"ne night
only. They carry their own band and ~
chc~tra ana ten comedians. The sunny
Dixie MINISTRIES have In-t completed \
ihrcc-day engagement IA Mercedes wh"rr
hey furnished the music Tor the fair. th"Ir
-how being the night attraction. u yen
ENJOY a hearty laugh. take Your family
and zee the Sunny Dixie Min~trclS tonight.
Rcmrhcr They give hur enc performance
which takr- place tnni-ht.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
Not Guilty is the Verdict.

San Antonio. TcXas.-A verdict Of not
guilty was returned by the Jury in the
BeNar county criminal court IN the ease Of
W. y. Norwood. proprietor Of a method of
with practicing medicine without a State
license. On the stand Mr.. Norwood testi-
fled that he medical profession. as well a.
national aud State official, had declined his
invitation ~ investigate his care and pass
nOpn it, merits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
Pal0mas Changes Hands.

FL Paso, Texas.-Supposrdly represent
ing the Carranza element, a small band OF
men attacked the Mexica border custom
house at Palomas, Chihuahua, Saturday
afternoon and succeeded in driving the
Villa garrison out of the place. Palomas
is opposite Columbus, \. NJ, eighty-fiv
miles west Of FL Paso, and was the scene
III a fight between Villi>tas and lluertistas
several months ago, in which the Huertis-
la drove the Villa garrison away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
VERY COMFORTABLE, THANKS.
From the Chicago News.)


A farmer in the country last autumn
gave 4 job 10 a Seedy- looking individ-
nal who had applied to him. aud who
assured him that he never got tired.
When the employer went Ia The field
where he had put the tramp Ia work
he found the latter lolling ON his back
under "A tree.
What does this mean" he asked the
employe. Il thought Won were q man who
never got tired"
Il don't calmly responded the tramp.
This doesn't tire me-"
The world is full of konckers. and the
average man is looking for some other
fellow 10 he his anvil.
None but the Braves deserve the pen
nant.-Philadclphia Public Ledger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12

Houston. Texa~.-Mr~. X. n. Cook Of
Brook~mIth addition saved the life Of her
22-m"nths-old baby Saturday morning by
Jumping INTO five feet of wafer. into which
the baby had fallc Mr.. Cook tossed
the baby upon the bank 81 the bayou and
then waded out without assistance. Mr..
Cook resides m Florence street and White
Oak bayou flows through the back ward.
The baby VAS playing N the back yard,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12

Venice.-The trial of the persons ac-
cused of demonstrating Archduke Francis
Ferdinand and the Duchess of IIohenberg
will begin in Saraievo today. II j ex-
pected to last about three weeks. There
are twenty five prisoners, twenty-one
ServianS and four Croatians. Ten are I'M
der 81 years of age. The indictment
charges high treason and alleges that the
assassination was only the means toward
reasonable ends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12

ri Paso. Texas.-James X. Landrum of
Boquillas. Texas. was indicted ny the fed
rral grand jury on the charge OF embezzle-
ment ~ government funds. The indictment
rccItc~ that l.andnrm was postmaster az
B"qullli> and that September III. 1913. h.
cmbczzled funds amounting 10 Slli0.49,
which was the property of the government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-12
LEWIS as Ofhcers in Kaiser's Army.

Rome.-Heretoiore. although there / no
law prohibiting Jews from entering. no
lsraeliie officer existed in the German
army. Since this war began, according to
news received here, more than one hundred
and fifty Jewish officers have joined the
German army.