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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
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| 9riessI6auplaB lautsn por5iisli6
Der beutihe pIan in ben Riidtn be,
fsiten tran3oiiI6en 9ertbeibisungs
liRis au seIanasn, mu9t b06ft befrie'
bissnbs 5orti4ritis. gs 1T jeBt biz
GridDpfins auf fran55iif9sr Ssits
eiHgetrstsn, Die cine bulbiss Gnti4et.
buns 0u unfsrsn 9uHIten peripridt.
Oieie Gri66pfung, bic BON Der gr0bs
ten Wi6tigteit lit, Gub.rt ii9 oabur9.
hab Die Sran5oien uRO Gnsldnber
Di9tige StsllunseH, lpelAe Die 0euts
i9en genommen baben, ni9t 5uriids
erpbern t6nnen, ipie bas bisber ges
ihab, IN Bolge oeien unIere Settle
teitdnbig meter pOrbringen tann.
Was bieie erfrsulide Wenbung 6srpors
gerufen bat. 1T lei6t gsHug gu Dsritss
BEN, unb mir baben iis ibon mebrfa9
erDrttrt. Die 5ranseisn iino nit ibrsn
9lush:6unaeu gu Gnoe, fs babeu 5hon
angefongen. Subrgdnee ppraus5unsb.
men uno ileine Sungsn ins I&Ib gu
itelsn. Die Gngldnbsr baben lire
Retntruppen i6pn lGngIt gsopfert unb
nsus Nannidafteu perm0gen fie ni6t
mebr mad iFraHtrei4 5u ffidsn, ieits
Dem bic Siirten unb @fsbansn in ben
&riea etnsetretsn iinb unb gabpten
rsIp. Snbien beOro6en. Den 0eute
i6en Sosegen itshsn nod bier bis feds
Wilionen aIs 9eritGrtuns aur Sonb.
9ieIe grobe 3ubl 1T Don feinblifer
Seite b.itritten porben. absr es BAT
bamit feline gti6tigtsit, Sab islbit eine
ReierOe DON feds Miuipnen niat 5u
bod aeariffen i6eint. Cine gan3s
4nsahl Deutfder, bic aus bem alten
8aterlunbe, mo fis an sroben nntsrs
ne9mungen betbsiligt Iirb, bterber 5ue
riitgstebrt iinb, beridten, bdb bon
Der beutIhen ipgbrfdbigsH 8eoDlterung
nur 20 prosent i'm Selbs its6en t0ns
nen, ba bic msiftsr j5abriten ii6 in
boiler 56Gtigteit fefinber. Denn aud
in ben fgabriten, bic 3umeift fir ben
Grport searbeitet bdbsn, iylauRit
bsrrfdt, 10 1T bafiir ir anberen fgas
brtfen eine I'm 10 sr0bcre 5bdtigtlit
pnhruebmbar. 9as beaiebt Ii6 ipes
ai:a auf bic aHlagen, bic elsttriides
Material beriteIen. Sn ben Regis.
ruugsbetrie6eu tpirb 1ag unb Ha6t
aearbeitet. @er ous unertldrli1 fin.
bet, Der 1T bnran 5u srinnsrn, baB
Osutihlanbs 8inn.nhdrbsl bo6if ums
fansrsid 1T, feIbftDsritdnblid ben 9lus
bsnbanbel Bel Weitem iiberrdst unb
bisfer 8iuneHbanbeI Fat burd ben
artss fait gar ssine StOruns erIittsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
fr inaLaprre'peneens bes .gine. SsIisslair'l
OerliHer pIauosrei.
9srbsimliduua bes 5aIs DOn antiptr'
pen. - gOltspias gsgen bsraussas
be Der beIsiiden Seesiiite. -
Deuif9lanb lam sinsn langen
2riss ousbaltsn. - Tlilitdrii4s
Sdroffbeit.
g.rlin ben 1s. Ottcber 1914.

Os w UlU 1o' s~htNNt' Ao'
Wir iparsn bod elm ipenis auber
l.sbung. 3rpiiden Der srfolgrsiden
Woraenarbtit bss llntsrisebopts IL.
g." unb b<r Ginnabme glutpsrpsns
ipdrsn msbr als Disrsshu 9aae psr'
flofsn. an Elm iof9 lansiamts 5enis
pu Der arobeu Sieasa- +rihten ndrsn
lpir .ben nidi aepShnt aeiptisu. sm.
merbin lisb man iid Hidt Ianss bit'
ten, unb am Samitas Mittas pranate
gans Berlin i'm 'd,0niten 5Iagsen-
f4mud. 4m 5rsiias glbsnb bsreiss
idisn '.s.- su tpiiisn bdB elntiperpsn
qefaIlsn iei, absr bas s. llbr 2lbenbs
blntt". bic ndfiIiht Griegs5eitnng sr.
fhien, unb nirssnbs fsrnsr iDar cine
s3eiIs su finbsn, aus Der ioIde frohs
gotfddft aua nur iruenbtpie heraiis
su!eitn aeipsisn pdre. Msr in Pei.
tunssr.battiorer bsiannt mar erbislt
auf tslsgrapbifds 2lnfrage frsilih ben
gsi9eib. bic glafri4t BON Der gins
nabme iei alpnr angetpmmen, biirfe
atsr nod nidt beraussessben iperbeH.
9eim Wonff4en Dffi3ieIlsu 3sIegr1.
pbsnbureuu aab mir elm. attriRenbafte
5slepboniIiin aber aerabeSu fhnipptfH
bic 2lntlport, lie mile nihts baDon.
grapo. fDlhe psritapisasne ipeiblidx
aslepbonbsamis iino in Griessseiisn
aana beIonbers niihlihs aQitalieber Der
msniGIibsn Gsielfhdft. grit um nit,
ternahi anb bas Wolffihs Bureau
bic Wabrbtii Der We9ri9i pribntim
81, unb erlt ON Snmitaa Worgsu
ionnts iiG Der 3eitunssIsier bordH Ct.
laben.
Iatiirlih nurrten mir :alb Ginae'
ipsibisn am sSrsitas QIbenb iibsr bic al.
su arobe 3impferIiAtsit be3 Hadrih,I
fenbienites, aber als mir bunn 'nGterI
gsnaueres iibsr bic llmiidnbs erfuhsI
rem, untsr bsnsn bie llebsrsabs ber
Gtabt Dor iid5 aeaaHgen mar - IN Nb,
lpefsnbsit Der militariIhsn alutoriti.
ten isitsns Der sssirbe! bsarifIsn
mir unb ieanstsn bic @orIibt unisrts
6auptauartisrs. su Der 9hat mub es
on ben lsbten beibsn zauen pcr Der
Grpberunu in MHtipsrrsr meriiDtrbig
anctrnnaen Ttin. unb bic Rple, bic
babel Die arrsb'i-h 6iilfs brinaenben
Gnaldnbsr aeipielt bnbtn. iolfs bod
ben BelaisrH Elm fiir allsmal ben @ss
i6mad an siHem fCihen @trbiinbeier
rerborben baben. GrIlte BAG beuHo6
nidt Der ran iein. follien ben @sfsisrH
bic slassp au4 isbt nod niAt aufas'l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

not keep both Africa and Japan out oi
this horrible, brutal war.
Turkeys action I am sorry about
also. England's high handed treat
ment of Egypt and her menace Of the
Dardanellcs have made Turkeys action
certain just as soon as she thought
Russia sufficiently weakened by Aus
tria to make 1t safe, and ! fear it means
another Balkan war and perhaps even
the horrors of an indian insurrection-
$50 far as England's entrance into
the war is concerned, small crowd Of
war advocates, with Sir Edward Grey
and Churchill as leaders, have at last
succeeded in poisoning the mind OF
England against Germany, and fear Of
her Rs growing sea power, taken with
commercial jealousy, has made her eager
to seize the excuse Of BeIgium's neu-
trality for tho attack on German com.
merce.
"Any power that ventures TO build
ships will secure England's deadly en-
nifty. She has ruined the fleets OF
Spain, Holland, Denmark, France and
the United States and is now bent on
sinking the German fleet and thus hav-
ing the country's commerce at her mer-
cy.
"Were America TO build a CONNER
cial fleet and protect it by navy i
fear we woulI face the same hostility
the northern states faced in ls6i.5, and
for the same reason England demands
a monopoly Of the worlds carrying
trade. Happily we are too fortunately
situated ever to make any such war
likely.
"To me IL seems absurcd to claim that
Russia stands for liberty and ciyiliza.
tion and Germany for slavery and bar
barism. ] know Russia, and know
Germany, and Americans forget that
Russia is the power that wins II the
allies win. A victory for Russia means
hHOlUtI HOilu Nhi ioi thf NDht'N "
the Mediterranean and for Persia and
india.
England is making n fatal blunder
II she so weakens Germany and Aus
tria by even an unsuccessful war that
Russia viii have free hand to the south.
Look Mt Russia in Finland Study the
conditions of any Russian yillagel Ira
vel in Russia and see that nearly all
the light she has comes from Germans
living in her midst.
"Cut off as the United States is from
direct contact with Germany, We know
only what England teaches us and are
missing the real emphasis OF this war,
which Is essentially war to advance
and maintain the territorial ambitions
Of the Russian aristocracy fighting un,
der the banner of pan-slavism.
"A victory for the allies would be the
betrayal Of democracy, civilization aud
freedom"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

feiner Se6ergabe iuirb es ism ni9t
beFer erseben. extraordinarily liest
es uns fern, auf bieie WinpbeuteIsien
nGber ein5ugeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

@nglanb beitebt barauf. bab
mir tein aupfer na9 Stalien i9iden
biirfsn, neil teine 9araniis segsben
tpirb, bab es ni9t auber 2anbes sebe
unb bic Der. Staten laiIen ii1 bas
eefallen. g8enn Der Siitsr unierer
auspdrtiseu Sanbels< <Snierefsn. Se-
tretdr 8rpan, i'm @Dlterredt na6-
ihlGst, tpirp er nirsenbs finben, bab
Gnslanb bas Re6t bat, uns aus ben
angefiibrRn @riinben ben SUPPER
Grpprt gu perbieten. Mir erTiillen I'M
iere pflidt. penn mir Waaren, Die
basu ro4 Bios beOinsunqspeiie
&rissstontrebanbe iinb, in unIeren
pber neltralen Sdiffen nad einem
nelttralen 2anbe ffiden. Was in
Stalien nit ben Muaren q.ihisbt, se6t
uns ni6ts an. Die 3olge 1T nutiirz
lid, bab Der 4upfers sgrport gGn5liA
einaeitent perben mug unO baB baz
bur9 gnslanb in bic MOslibteit perz
iebt tpirb, uns md mebr 9olb su entz
sieben, benn je fleiner uniere Sanbels-
bilans in gurcpa lit, beito me6r Sob
mifisn mir auber 2anoes Ididen Nus
berbem tperoen Dur6 bieien @:ipalts
itrei6 piele Souienbe BON dmerituni>
iden Irbeitern brotlos, a5er Serr
8rpan ldBt bas rubts iiber unier
2anb eroeben. glu6 ieinem &orgeben
su urtb;ilen, muB er Der Qniiht iein,
hob bic Der. Stadten nod bsute cine
engliIte Solonie iinb.
9elegeuttif Iie6t Die englii&e
greiI: iia bod senDt9ist, nit Der
Dabrbeit beraus5uriiden. Sas tbut
bic 2onboner ,glelps" in eincm Or.
titel, IN tpeI9em iie bic gritiide Sans
belstammer in paris luegen ibrsr
Inaabe our 8erontpOrtilns 5iebt, Dab
Der 9ona Der 9ei9dfte in Srantreia
normal lei. Oas nirb als cine grobe
lurpdhrbsit be5eiaret. Sn 6rnntrei4
aebe es iiberboupt tein 9sI6Gft mebr.
QlGes liege gu 9cben. Die 0erlGnees
r,tng e.r 3ahlunssfriit, ipie bi. Regies
ring iie aueeprbnet, babe 5ur Solge,
Sob Riemanb feline Sduloen bsSab!e,
in iSpIee beifen lei alIer Srebit srIos
iden. Die ssabriteu iteben fill, neil
bic 4rbeiter lat biz auf ben lesten
marn fir ben Militdrbisnit ausgeboa
ben tporben iino unb bic ipenigen
Maaren, bic nc4 porbunbsn ifno, tOn.
nen nift t:foroert psroen, neil bic
gtIenbnbneu nit bem transport BON
Miiitdr unb Wunition iibsrldben iinb.
Oamit nidt genug, peroe bas 9elo
auf 9efebl Der Regierung BON Den
8anten feitgehalten. gtsulid isi err
laubt tporbsn, % grosent BON ben Ss.
poitten ausJuaahlen. aber per nur 10
Yrossnt erbolte, i6dbe iid gliidli6.
10 bab bic tpenisen Qlrbeiter, bic nod
feIfdftigt iinb, ibreH Qobn ni6t err
baltsn t1nnsn. @us bas 3ugcitGHo.
mfg perunlnbt Bat, 1T absr peHiger
DabrbeitsIiebe, dIs bic Wufb bariiber,
oaB 0eutftlano @adren mad oem
g(uAaHoe Iiefert unb bamit aunbi4oft
0e.pinnt, bic friiber SraHtreia sufia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

mir banten unIeren 2eiern
bersli6it fir bic 3uiensuns bon grie,
fen ibrer slnssb5risen aus europa.
Wir iino absr bermaben nit Matsrial
iiber6Guft, DAP mir teine 8erpsnouns
bafiir baben, Sumal Ieitbem uniere sis
aenen aOrrsiponbentsn uns iest rssels
mdbis bebienen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
COMMISSION ON
CHARTER FAILS
TO HOLD MEETING

Practically the entire committee elected
~ form Brown~villc'S proposed commi--
SION government charter appeared M the
city hall yesterday afternoon between the
hours of 4 and 80 o'clock. but the most
present al amy single time was three. in
sufficient To hold the meeting and select a
chairman. The members struggled in
during the two hours. and each after re-
naming \ few moments departed about
hi~ business.
Mayor a. Albert Browne stated today
that he expects that a. a great portion Of
the work will necessarily be done by n sub
committee that such a committee will he
selected and started on its duties within
the next few days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
CORPORAL is
CHARGED WITH
WATCH THEFT

Patrolman Hosea Alleood. this morn.
ing filed complaint before Justice of the
Peace Frank T.. Hill in which Corporal
George IL. Folsom of the United States
cavalry. stationed IN Fort Brown. was
charged with the theft of a watch from
he person Of a railroad engineer named
Munric. Folsom was placed in charge
IF the garrison last night. and was rear
rested nv Patrolman Algood TODAY fol
lowing the issuance Of the complaint.
The alleged theft If the watch. which
was valued IA 80. occurred in 4 saloon
on Elizabeth street about :, o'clock Wed
ncSdav afternoon. Muncic complained to
Allgood. who alleges that he searched
a soldier in the presence of two witnesses
and found the watch hidden beneath the
mans lceeings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
DISTRICT COURT
JURYMEN BEING
TODAY

District Clerk Louis KowalSki has pre-
pared the grand and petit jury lists for
the fall term Of the Cameron county dis
irict court which opens on Monday. No
vembcr =. and the lists have been. fur
ui~hed to the -herIti'~ department Tor SER
vice. Sheriff ". 4. Nann stated today
that every employe Of the department ha-
been assigned lists Tor service in order
that the work may be- completed a. quickly
a. possible.
There are $50 names on the petit Jury
list. thirty names for each week Vt the dis
trict court. which continues through five
weeks. The grand Jury hit contains six
teen names. A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
500 Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that IL
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure IS the only
positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternallv. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ~ the system. there
b. destroying the foundation Of the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength BY
building UP the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The propr!etors
have so much faith in It's curative DOW
e-s that they orer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that IL fails 10 cure. Send
foi list of testimonials.
Address r ] CHENEY a CO. Toledo. O.
sold BY all Druggists. sEc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

foolish extravaganza if YOU please. 10 say
nothing OF the annoyance and %nconvenl-
encc. ~ even occasionally have to have
vour storage battery ''rccharrrd.' M Your
Y r j. equipped with Y first class standard
make generator and starter system. An
occasional inspection and adjustment IN "
competent and skilled mechanic viii keep
your self starter and lights working per
fectlv. AK my customers or call around
and let me explain my proposition. Luther
\. Lane. Garage and shop corner Lcvec
and Thirteenth ~trcct.-l0144t III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
Rio Grande Railroad.
Mexican National.


Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cuts
the thick choking mncus and clears away
the phleem. Opens np the air passages and
stops the hoarSe cough. fhe ga~ping.
strangling fight for breath gives way to
quiet b~rcaiing and peaceful sleep. Harold
Berg. Mass. Mich. writes: I'VE give
Foley's Honey and Tar to our children for
Group and 1t always acts quickly" Mar
tinez Drug Store, n. corner Merket square.
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
Government Employees Warned

eminent employees AT the custom house
have been wondering the pats several day.
Al z great poster received M the custom
house and posted warning MI employees IN
the civil service to beware "a political ac-
tivity. Officials ~taic that thc posters are
sent ont annually md that there W. wv ~ig-
niticance III the one received VI this time
The po>tcr- are sent "a every United State
post office and custom house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

Back from Austin w. =. West returned
this afternoon from Austin. where ~ went
with Mr. West to be- ut the bedside. and
later the death of her sister. Mis- kittic
johnson. whose funeral was held Monday.
Mr.. West and MIR. and Mr.. W. &. Craig
will return later. the latter probably to-
morrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
NOTICE.

Beginning October Is al meats. etc,
bought from the Union Meat Market will
be strictly cash. Delivery wagon leaves
market nj 80 n. IN. No orders will be-
delivered after that hour. Phone vour
orders the day before. Open from 5 10 10
n. w.. and 4 u ! y. a..
lO5 lit. ". R. LUBBOCK. Prom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

chairman ~ The Valley Protective league.
announced today that 4 meeting ii the IL
%rectorS OF the organization viii be- held
Monday morning at 9 o'clock ~ the office
Of Grover G. Singer, IN the Merchants
bank building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

Deputy Collector Ill-Deputy Collector
Jasper \. Maltby ~ the United State
customs house. has hecn unable go attend
hi dutie~ the past three day. owing \" N
slight attack ~ illness. H. A. improving
today and probably will return Ky hi- desk
tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
Many Bulletins Distrihuted-Rex VII

lard. agent of the farm management divi-
lion IT the United States Department ~
Agriculture. stated today that POO hnllc-
tins M farm topic, we're distributed
Mcrrcdr- fair last week. The hullcim- rr-
que~tcd covered numerous subjects that
pertain 10 farming III this section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
PERSONALS

Walter Hohcrtsof Dallas il in Browns
willie today.
w. r. Mcbride Of Wichita. Hans. j.
registered at the San Carlos hotel.
Taylor Robertson of Houston j. in
Brownsville for a few day on business.
u. Il. Witt II San Antonio j. 4 visitor
ia the city today.
Earl 4. Hoover ~ Hamilton. Ohio. j.
a business visitor in the city today.
Charles +. Eckert of Corpus Christi
is in Brownsville today on business.
II. a. Thornton Of sulphur Springs.
Texas. j. i business visitor in the city
today.
Judge j. \. Graham has returned from
a trip To Rio Grande City ON legal bus
mess.
j. I. Canales has returned from Rio
Grande City. where he went 10 attend
district court.
TT. II. Goldman Of San Antonio j. q
business visitor in the city today. n guest
M the Miller hotel.
Rutherford's bread is used exclusively
NJ the Miller hotel. San Carlos hotel.
Oriental Cafe and Merchants Cafe.
''Thcre's Il rcas0n.'-adv. 107tf.
John I. George Of Corpus Christi il in
the city today on business. lie i reg
iStcred al the Miller hotel.
We will save you from Is to 20 per cent
On your plumbing. First ciass workman
ship and best quality material. Get our
figure. w. II. Putegnat Co.-adv. 2 29.
j. VI. Garcia If Monterrey. arrived IN
Brownsville last night. and is registered
AT the san Carlos hotel.
Graham, rye, cream. pullman and French
bread and oh. YOU hot rolls, baked every
day Al Ruthcriord's bakery, l232 Elizabeth
street. Phone 43I.-adv 10 tiff.
Clarence Seldridge. a well known
travelling man from Houston. is i'm
Brownsville today. registered AT the Nil
Ter hotel.
Parker House Rolls made fresh every
day ~ Rutherford bakery. 1882 Eliza
beth street. Phone 434.-ady 10 7tf
GO Carlson of San Bcnito. who form
erlv resided in Brownsville. was here
early TODAY OH business. lie returned 10
san Bcnito ON the branch train.
Just received, 4 shipment of Hughes
Electric Ranges. Let " refer YOU 10
users. ". III. Putcgnat Co.-adv 929.
Mr.. and Mr.. VI. Il. Currie Of Portland.
Ore, have arrived In Brownsville Ia visit
their daughter. Mrs.. q. l.. Sepaugh. They
will -pcnd the winter IN Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
RuiherfOrd'S bread

RutherfOrd'S bread ~ never pcddlci
around town IN IN open. dirty wagon.
"CleanlineS~ is next Ia godlinc>s." We De-
not claim To- be gods, but our bread j.
clean. 1882 Elizabeth street. Phone 1874.
adv 10 1tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

Are you prepared for the hunting sea
son? You will find q complete line of
guns --latest modcl-.l ammunition. tents.
camping cots and chairs. hunting coats.
etc. III IN. III. Putcgnnt CO.-Ady. 929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
Leaves for Arizona

son Of the late e.. W. Kendall. Who rai
here recently from California ou hi iir
visit ia twenty year,. left this afternoon
for Tucson. Arizona. After 2 short stay
there H. will continue 10 hi home w Lo-
Angeles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
We wrap all bread |.

"c wrap 1T UFtuu ItdNIH> UNf SHOP II
H. costly but clean and sou, Mr.. Family
Man. should insist upon wrapped bread.
or. better It'll, insist on Rutherford'-
bread or none. "Fcwer loaves go further"
l232 Elizabeth street. Phone 43f-lO7ll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
CITY NEWS

Don't fail to see the Spanish Tango. to-
night at Washington theatcr. IN thr No
cuurle.-lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
Rrtherf0rd EMPLOYS ONLY America

hUUItITUru Employs nHIV American mas
ter bakers, m-urin- quality at MI times.
Cur bread ~ for sale at the following
places: Brownsville Grocery company.
Cash Grocery company, Wise 4 Newman.
City Market and 1892 Elizabeth street.
Phone 434.-adv l07tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

Mrs. Housewife: Are you interested IL
the health of your family Vi -. insist
upon Rutheford's bread. Made clean and
sold clean. 1892 Elizabeth street. Phone
43i.-10'7 If.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

Who makes special cakes for parties,
weddings and other social cvcnt~l Ruth
erford. ~ course. NJ one else ia town
can. Phone l34.-adv To- tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

Mrs. JOrgensen, hair dresser. will ar
rive IN Brownsville Wednesday afternoon.
For appointment phone $50. -%10I32t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
Benefit Concert Rehearsal.

wa~ made today that i meeting NJ
who vii participate III the European
benefit concert, ~ b. given here soon. will
held ~ the parish house Of the EpiSco-
pal church tonight. All are urged To attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15

WO0d-Good mesquite wood. 1915 pei
cord delivered. F.. r. T. Howard a Ga
t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
PROGRAM TONIGHT

8 big reels: 2 good comedies: 2 fine fea-
lures, with music to match. Can you beat
II. for 5 and 10 cents7 Come in and be
convinced that you are getting the biqqest.
best show In Texas for the price.
-NUF -CEO-
Coming--The Dollar Markr-Direct from
Broadway, New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-15
DREAMLANO THEATRE
AND AMUSEMENT co,

Incorporated under the laws Of Texas.
Capital stock 100000: fully paid.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-24

in
FROM
beautiful location
ruta sand will its val
setacsMe aHsLdon ytans
be Do
anhk O this 6ew
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-13
WONDERFUL FLORAL RESULTS
Twin Falls Floral Company Showing
Beautiful Chrysanthemu:ns.

For the past four years the Twin
Falls Floral company with it's green
houses located a short distance north
of the city, has been the objective of
a host of amatuer florists and those
who love beautiful flowers. Each year
has witnessed marked improvement
in the quality of the products of the
greenhouse under the expert care of
Mr.. Lundahl. But this year has been
remarkably successful along all lines
and the rows upon rows of varied and
beautifully colored chrysanthemums
now in full bloom at the greenhouse
is well worth trip on the part of any
one who delights in beautiful flow
ers. Mr.. Lundahl is always willing
and anxious to show people through
the greenhouses taking great
amount of pride in the development of
everything under his care.-Adv.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-13

w. d. Brown. a real estate merchant
of Twin Falls, is business visitor in
the city While here he was visited,
yesterday. by Miss Laura Holmes and
Carl Holmes, son and daughter
OF Judge Holmes, of Salt Lake
The latter is an old rfiend Of
Mr.. Brown. The young folks came in
their Ford car, and from here to Brig
ham City, the return trip was made in
about seven hours, distance of about
one hundred and twenty-five miles,
Mr.. Holmes. Jr.. is paymaster in the
navy. -P0catellO Tribune.