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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-24

FNr The business Man DO Won want
To buy out the finest business in Browns
Vile. Best Equipped Confectionery in
The city. centrally located. Magnificent
foun;ain-it'S for sale. It's your chance
You can Get il Ready FOR business
a. soon rs YOU want t. open the doors
It's the Paragon Confcctionery-Ad-
dress VIM. &. Craig. Trustee. Adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-24

Harc yyH SrcH our clothes nj in th,
Saturday Evening Post. page I'D. l.
Spcro \ Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-24

HcicH GaTtiRcr in a Sister Ia Can
nr'u in four parts. tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-24

H,IR GardH,r ia "a Sister 10 car.
men" ia four parts. tomorrow.
PohrcmaH Discharged Chief IF 20
lice Il. j. Tucker this morning ordered
the discharge IF Policeman Henry liavrc
on charges II conduct unlrcoming To an
ufiirr. The orders were given 4" Lieu
tenant of Police John \atu>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-24

H,ihDdi~t Socicfy No,fN. The Mctho.
dist Missionary Eocicty met Monday aft.
crnoon al the residence of Mrs. y. Il.
Bull on L.evcc street. with Mr.. Bull and
Mrs. a.. W. tolgin a. ho>tc>>c>. Thr meet
ing was taken up principally by IN utter.
c>ting bible study under the direction Of
Mrs. I;oycr. Thirty five members were
present. Light refreshments were srved.
Fate Scnf ~ fTo SpcciaI Features for
tonight al the Dittmann theatre. II.
Hare HoH seen our clothes ad ~ the
Saturday Evening Post. page /? y. l..
Spcro \ Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-24

Successful agriculture means selling
without waste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Hettnna, farmer!

Sic befnnnte SarmerSeituns Soma
Someiteab", rdtb Den Sopaer Sars
mcril, Den srDBtm09liditen 8ewinn
ans benz enrppdiihen ariege 81 3ieben,
~beionbers in Se5u9 auf Sferpe nno
Iieb. 9~uglano babe cine ORDER in
aauios Gitr fir 10000 bis $4,000
YfcrDc mir Die britiihe Irmee 9eitelt.
ollie tau9lifen SierOe niiroen ais
eannba nod England geidJafft nno
CANADA miiilc ndhltbin nab unieren
Staaten tomunen Inn icinen Sferbe@
bebari 81 oeden. Die ginfilbrrns
bon Goabluts 3uhtpferbcn aus Bel
9ie,L Sroufrcih unb @nglanb iperbe
alif Sabre binarls labm9elegt icin, o.
ale bieic Yierbe in DEN &%riegSbieult
9eirclt pcrpen ieieu unb Die @elt
miiiic fir Die ndhitcn 10 biz 20 Sabre
ibre 3udtpferhc aus Imerifa be5iebeu.
Ser Yferbcpreis Iol bereits III Die
SDbc gebeu unb iih bel ldngcrer
Sauer res arieges fprtpdbreno
itei9ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Die wats9eiE n3S mar Sie
&raHshsit!

Scr @eueral : Guurticrn1eiltcr Del
oeutId]en Mrmee rihtete foleenot
@abnuug an Dos oeutihe Bolt: Gs II
natiirlid,, oaB uuicr @plf in bieier
5agen Der Spannrng auf jebes Sc
rild,t ad,tet. Surd, @eitertra9el
pfle9en iid @eriifte 5l nergrobern
mag es iid nm grfol9c ooer aFiBa
erfplae ~unlerer 8affen banoeln. 81
%ldifcn 8erilhte mn, baB 9an5e 8e9is
menter pernidtet ieier, sum Sciipicl
oas He9imeut @aroes on Corps. Sies
purbe 5u elmer 3eit perbreitct, als oas
Hegiment lid nod duf DEM Sronss
porte befnnb uno Den &riegsIdauplat
nod gar nift erreift bate. Iui
Der anhercn Seitc lpcrbcn lnmDelihe
Grfolge perfiinbet, 10 Die einuabme
pou Selfort. @s bieb iogar. faiIerlide
arnftpa9er bdtten Crtldnften bMrhz
fabren unp bicic Nnhrtd)t funbaeeeben.
Sold]e 8eriifte fonnen Der Tbantaiie
eriprun8en iein, lie fDnnen aber aud
BON feinblifer Seite abiihtlih perz
6rettet nerben, Inn uns 81 idabcn;
oenn alldl Elm poraeipieaelter @rfole,
lpie Der Sal BON 9elfort, lam
lInbeil anrihten. fpenn Iid) Die err
ipedte Soifnune ipdter ais triiaeriit,
c~ripeiit. Wit luie niebrt9en Nitteln
uniere 8esner arbeiten, mag Die
Nn6ridt erlpeiien, baB mir England
Die Sbeilune Der &ieberlauoe CUR
beiberieitisen GergroBerung a~nseboten
bdttsn. MN g%nelanb's &eutralitdt 81
ersaufen. lleber iolfe @emeirbeiteil
miro Elm boberer Nifter enti6eiben.
Mn biele Rahrihten beipeiieu MIR,
onB mir cine CUTE unb seredte Sahe
perfed)ten u1h unIere @e9ner ons
@egentbeii. Infer ppferipilises 8olt
piro INNER ipieber aufeeforoert, nur
lold,en Nafrthten iiber a~rieesereis@
Mite @lauben 5u id,enfen, Die Der @es
nerulftab berpifentlift. Sic meiiten
fennen DEN 4rieg MIR aug @r5dbIuns
gen unb 9nhern, unb and bort ipielt
Die 1bantaiie cine 8oae. I'M srten pie
i'm bDieu Sinne. Sic unenblihen
Shnierigfeiten ulh Wiihcn. inter
bcnen Elm grfols in LANCER 3eit lang
lam beranreift unh scerntet miro, FEM
llen ielbit Ii ipenige Setbeiliete.
@enn cs 3eit lit, tuirb Naes betannt
gegebet, aber nur 10, oak nidts mebr
suriif5nnehmen, iunberm nmr nod
manhes erueiternb b%insu3utisen ieiit
iuirb. 2Sir balten bas Yeriprefen,
feinen Mtkerfpls su peridjmeisen unb
feineu Grfuls su uererSfern. Iud,
eincn etpaieen Wiberfplg, nit benz
inter Den ihlpnnfenhcn @erGdltniiicu
BEG &rie9cs INNER 9ered,ret tperben
nrlb, miro infer itnrfes &ulf err
traaen, lnb ELM @rfolg miro feline
Neutrality-suspicious. 5offnunsen uno
%llebermltb erpedcn. 9cs iinb ipir
QclpiB,-( General : Guartiern,eiiter b.
Stein.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

n,er NIT elmer @ettitene fpie iene,
pelne ensliiher Sfft5ierer eeliefert
peroen, spei a~etpobnIihe Stiihle mo
einen Grmitubf. 0ie Nenaee lit pies
ielbe fpie in britiiden Sfii5iersfans
tiner, uao Die gefaneeneu Cffi5iere
erba!teu Die Gage, Die lie 6e5ieben
lpilrbcn, pen lie bel Der beutiher
Nrmee rp6ren.
~Sm Soipital bon Chatham befinz
Den lid geeenpdrti9 81 perruunbete
Seutide, Die ebenio ipie Die brittifen
@eripunDeten pcrpileet tperoeu. Nur
3nei belttidle &%erlpunbetc iiub 9eitorz
ben. Die genelereu 3dtienteu ipers
Den Den Observation-Disclosures 5u9es
theilt Dcroen.
Sic Sertbeilune Ser @efaneeueu
auf Die oerihieoenen 2aaer seidiebt in
ctlihen fitr Den 3ned beitimmten
Stutipnen. Sic Sonnoner befinoen
iih i'm .Clrnpio". Sic bort inter-
nirten @eiangenen, Die lids IeiIten
fDnnen, bobcn allabeuDliG nm 9 llhr
elm aus brei ober bier @dneen be-
ite9enbes 0tahl. Gle laiien cs lid
nid1t ne6ren, .0eutihldnb, Seutlf>
Lamb iiber Niles" 81 iir9eu, uoourh lie
Die in Der Rodharidaft pes Clint
pid" lpobnenben Siir9er beldItigeu.
"Sie Yanen idmmtliher @cfaneea
men iinb i'm Sureau eincs ioeben eez
9riinbeten &rie9sgcfangcnen@ Gpmites,
bns ietnen Sis i'll Sprbpn bot,
re9iitrirt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

fann midi oltf Details nieht ndber ems
Iaiien. es lit nid,t 3u be'freibenl
.Wir tufien nit eiren 3ige mad,
Moden ltno IN einan hprtincn Soipital
babe ih 0uBei:Gc ron bcutiheu SoIbas
ten geIeber, heneH Eodb ibrer Terlpnnz
Dung III: @eFent ndbrern lie iiber
Naht biilflo2 ouf Dem Shldhffe(p
ldgcu, bon @ctsicrn SiiBe INN 6Gnbs
dbgeldgt unb Singer abgcihnitten
lInh ali5 ben @elcnfeu 9~erilen poroen
mnren, bamit bicic Seufel in Wcns
i6er9citalt bie 6inaerringe idlneller
rdilbcn fpnnten. Inberc e~r6d6lten,
baB lie 9ciebeu hatten. lpie bieic 6hdz
.neu oss ShIahtfeIbes 0cfdIlenen ao>
paIleriiten Die Sdbel a%b9enommeu unb
banlit lpebrlos b~alie9enoe Teruunpetc
entbauptet bdtten.
.@os ih 9eieben unb 9ebDrt babe,
lit 10 grdBlih, baB es iid aud, uiht inl
Gntferntelten nobe fpmmenb 1dIiIberit
ldBt. llrb Damn al beufeu, baB lid
cine bclgiife @ommiiiipn bier beftn>
bet, ipelte in unberId)dmtelter 8eiie
DEM ameritaniihen @plf Wdrden ilber
bon Scutifen began9cne @reueItbaten
beridtet unb io9ar uniere 8eaieruug
bdrnit feige unb binterliitie an5ulii9en
periuhtl Nad Iaem, ipas ih bon
DEN beut'fen Solbnten 9eiebcn babe,
fam i'd mir in9en, bab lie lid, no Iic
ntdJt bireft probo5irt fpnrben nls po[le
fontnIene Gentlemen benpmmen baben.
Sic be5ahlten fir IIes. ipus Tie per>
laugten, uno es lit cine semeine 2ise,
bab lie lid an Gipiliiten ober Srauen
obne @rlIno perariffen huben. Giner
Nation bon Weudelmorberr gegeniiber
fonnten lie uiht anoers banbeln, als
lie es tbnten. Seit Giisbruh bes
&rieges lit Die 8e5eichnung .8eleier"
gum geneinIten S%dimpfport in
europa gerporben. nnb bas 1T nod ben
bon mir gema6ten grfabrungen tpobla
nerbient unb pollfommen in Srbnine.
Gin fold beitialiid peranlastes gplf
ioQte nift mebr eriltieren Diirfen,
tpenn es nod 9erehtisfcit in Der 8elt
9iebt, lnnb es lit elm Sflae in bas
@eii6t Der amerifaniiden Station,
tuenn bieIes @eiinbel o~benbreiu Die
Sre6heit beiibt, cine Gomntiiiion bier
Der 5u id,iden, I'M ben 0eutiten bic
BON linn ielbit begnngenen SheuBlids
feiten nn5iothten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Canada nnH Ser mcltsrie9.

Serr 6enri 9oura'iu, Elm ciniluB>
reiher cunabiider Solitifer unb einer
Der &allptfibrer Der Srancos GAMBLER,
lparnt CANADA Dor elmer iueiteren
llnteritiieuna @~nglanb's purh Canada.
Gr befiirdtet. bnb Canada. iucnn CO
iif) IN tpcitere Sduleen itiirst, nm
England I'M jesi9eu Grissc Seiitanp
81 lciiten, lid, fir Die 3utunft in cine
iebr ihlpierise ~finan5icle Gage uerz
lebeu miro.
Sn einem ldnseren Seitartitel, Den
CT nit Ieiner ei9enen llnterI6rift in
ieiner 3eituue, Dem Iontrealer See
boir" pom 8. Sept. peroffentlidt,
fiibrt er res ipeiteren ars:
,,Ganaou, ais cine n%nperantuprtt
lide 8eiiBnns Nrpfbritannien's, bat
,ueber iraenn cine mpraliidJe uber eun=
ititntionelc @crpflihtnua, nod irgenb
Elm nireftes Sntereife OF bent gesen=
uartisen &riesc.
o@roBbritannicn lit auf eigener
Sauit IN benielben 9etretcn, infolee
elmer internatioualen Situation, IN
iuelher es Stelune nabm, ein3ig
gum Shus ieiner eieenen Sutereiien.
obns lid porber NIT ieinen Gplonieu
gu berotben unb obilc Hiidiiht nlf
beren Gage ODER b%cipuperen Sntereiien.
.Gannba lit nid,t ben Insriffen Der
trie9fiibrenben Idhte ausgeiebt, Nls
nunbbdnsige Nation, piirnc Canada
heite in ppaitdnbiser Siherheit fem.
Sic s%erineen @efabren, oenen iein
Sanbel aliseeiest lit, reiultieren aus
Der Sbatiahe. baB Canada cine bril-
tide 9eiisung lit, nnb baber notbs
ipenbiaeripeiie bic 8iidtuirtung elmer
Yolitit i'm a(leinisen Sntereiie Crop
britdnnien's unb elmer Snterpention,
fir ipelhe Die britiihen Wadjtlaber
alleinig neranttportlif iinb, alSbalten
mlB. Sabcr lit ,es gnelanb's TfIiht
Canada gu beifiisen, uIb nidt 9as
naoa's Siliht @nalanb 8u beihiiben.
rltebrisens ihiiet gn8lanb iein
eigenes Saiein inbem es 2anp iiub
Snnbel ieiner Golonien idiiet."-
st. Better zSpte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

mebr Scrr ibrer Sinne, fdlihe 8es
mimi unb GerIuitbered)nlln9en ulls>
fiihrten. OieIe 9oben bann Den Nnz
Lob 5u Den beiaeten ArtsfdreituHgen
unn our ShlieSung bes ncltbetnnnten
2ofals. 6eute tamcn S%ran3oien un0
perlaneten Die = Safe. Ncitcr
aorrpf, Subtritte, Sauitfdmpfe. 9eu
S%run5oien 9elang Die @clpaltdnleibc.
Sic boben beltc uii6 bcn neiitralen
Sdfen bon Monaco nit 8riegsidiffen
bcicet. Die alerbiues Dor elmer Stunoc
abounpfteu. Cine italieniite Naht
loa mid nnb bieien 8rief ipfpie einise
Sreunbe NIT biniiber ms rclatio
iifere Stalien ne6men. Ser 9n6ns
perfebr slpiiden Stalien unb Srants
reid ut ieit 8ebn Saeen aufoebpbeu.
User miro unier itones Munte Carlo
erbeu?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Bite, bite, belit ms bod!
DUBUQUE.

Die Wiiiiipnire uub armen Nen.
bcfebrten in Suoten bitten cute
SreuuSe bemiitbis mn cine irumme
8abe sur llntcritiituus Der fatbp.
iiid)en Notwithstanding. SIS
WirO bier fir lebenSe unb abge.
itprbcne WDbltbater tlslidD gebetei.
User einen Dollar pher mebr
%einienbet, erbalt ais beideibcnen
Sanf cine biib6e Ibptps
grapbie aus ben Wiiiip.
II c II anf elmer YpItforte snseianbt.
5rontnie 8aben bittet man 81
abrefEeren an @unRer Sros.,
Snbuaue, Soma. Imerifa, pber
bireft an
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
- Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
Bite icrer @abe bei6uiiigen:
Sir Sbanoipa (SitsS noien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
uniieterer peftett.

Sn Sdnlieniter zines Seitunes@
bureaus ipuroen S%elesrammle unb
Siloer ber9roBert finematograpbiId)
9e8ei9t. Sas Bib bes 8Dnigs bon
9elgien eri6eint. 9a itobt Elm bas
itebenber Mrbeiter leinen neben ibln
itebenben Goqesen an unb iast: r0u,
ih iloobe, Der miro feline Stequng ood
bdlb perlieren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
General SC net neee Sent
KrisasidkanplaS.

Sic ,Sfricon Borlb" melbet, baf
cine 9cnegun9 I'M @angc iii, Dem
&riegslefretdr 2oro aitfener cir
aorps ausgeipdblter britiiher mn
boQdnbiidlcr Nfrifanber Sdiieen gun,
9ienit inter Sclbnlarihaa Cir Sobr
Srenf in Sraufreid) an5utra9eu. Sas
Commando ioll General 9briitiau Hus
oplf Sc 8et. Der befannte Surcns
iii6rer. erbalten. lpelher iciner 3eil
ben G~ngldnpcru I'M Sureufrieg 10 nieI
All id1aifen madte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Enxstahmrpsr GAZETTE, nir,,stap. nen 80. septs,rtrr 1914.

tparen, ODER lie iheineu 9erehtferti9t
serpeien an iein.
go tpurbeu gum 8eiipiel in Hes
noufamp, einem Srte unlpeit Der
4rbernen, 112 getpp6ner 9etootet.
Die Seutitcn lnsen aber, hnb lie 9e>
tobtet puroen, neil tic pon Den
Sdhsrn unb ais Den Senitern Der
6duier nuf Die beutihcn Solbaten &C.
ihoiien bnben.-oSt. y. Golfs5tg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Jn Sen b~ritiieeen Genseit'
fratiensIaeern.

Wie Gnslanb feline 8riesssetansenen
p~erpiIest. Gmtlther Seriht
Ihilnert ibr Safeiu ais fat pnra-
bieiiih. - Scntihe Sffisiere be-
Sieben bic iiblife Sage. - Die
tGalifeu Hatipnen.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
100000 Americans Would Enlist.

Ottawa, Nov. 23.-One hundred
thousand men In the United Stat $
have offered to enlist in Canada for
service in Europe according to Major
General Hughes. Canadian minister Of
militia. He made the statement TO
the Canadian club today in reply TO
questions regarding the theory that
Germans In the United States might
attempt raid across the border
Colonel Hughes said he was in ia
vor Of accepting the men who had Of
fered themselves. Hundreds OF Amer
leans. he asserted. are already with
the first and second contiugents.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
ARMY HEAD RESENTS
RESOLUTION To PROBE
SECRETARY GARRISON DECLARES
HE HAS NO INFORMATION
FOR THE PUBLIC.

Washington d. c., NOV. 23.-War
department Officials possess no in
formation which they feel free to
disclose as to the state of the ma
l'tion's dcfenses which mas not al.
ready been made public, according to
a letter addressed by Secretary Gar.
Prison today to Representative A. p.
Gardner Of Massachusetts. Mr..
'ardner introduced a resolution pro
Niding for congressional Investigation
of the military situation in the United
States at the last session and had
written the secretary regarding mis-
appearance as witness during the pro
posed hearing Mr.. Garrison's letter
says in part:
i do not think it seemly for me
to offer myself to the committee nor
Mo / believe that the assistant secre-
tary would think it proper for lim
so to do and ! feel sure that officers
should not place themselves in the
position of volunteering information
or views to congress or one OF its
committees.
Il am not as you must be aware.
standing on any question of technical
procedure or insisting on any par.
ticular from of red tape methods
am simply endeavoring to do what
tseems to me TO be the only wise and
proper thing to do in any matter be-
tween one of the departments and
congress. Whomsoever and whatso
ever the committee expresses a de
sire to have from this department
will be Immediately and fully furnish
ed
I with respect to your suggestion
ihat tne testimony of myself and the
officers will disclose a state of facts
so astonishing as to challenge the at
,tention of the country, ! do not know
of any fact which it is necessary to
consider in order to reach wise
conclusion that is not the subject Of
reports or communications readily
obtainable by You or by any one else
interested in the subject matter"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
WILSON WOULD REDUCE
GOVERNMENT EXPENSES
PRESIDENT CONSIDERING PLANS
TO ECONOMlZE OWING TO
EUROPEAN WAT.

Washington, ID. e.. Nov 23-Prc-t
dent Wilson is giving careful copsid.
GRAFTON TO means for reduction OF
government expenditures next year
because of the European war, it was
learned today, and is aiming toward
budget system to coordinate ex-
Hendttures and income
MIR. Wilson plans to give more at
tention TO appropriations hereafter
than he was able TO do last year In
his writings before he became prest
dent me advocated a budget system
including the presence I'm congress of
the secretary of the treasury to eN-
plain the Administrations estimate.
Ii j. expected tine president vii re-
fer 20 this question iu his forJhcom-
ing message to congress.
The president mas already discuss
lea expenditures at several cabinet
meetings and impressed on the secre-
taries the necessity for economy
The activities of the short session
ally opened today when the house
appropriations committee began
hearings on the District OF Columbia
appropriation bill
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24

our waters Woods Hutchinson made
a target out of himself in Everybody S
some twelve months ago Neverthe-
less, on the whole something like 80
per cent of the fraternity is with us.
This winter the aforesaid clinical
society of the Leo n Neyi Memorial
hospital intends entertaining a hos.
of the country's premier medical au-
thorities and let them see for them
selves exactly what there is to see.
Honored guest No. to come calling
is Dr. George Dock. who is generally
rated as one of the most eminent i'm
ternists in America Dr. Dock is head
OF the medical department Of Wash
i1gton University in ST. Louis. He
reached the Spa Sunday and will be
a guest at the Arlington while in our
fair city
Last night Or Dock was dined by
the already mentioned clinical society
.of the Leo ~ Levi Memorial nospta.
The sumptuous spread took place a.
the Arlington and there was very
ful attendance of our leading prac.
titioners Included among those pres
ent, honoring the distinguished DR.
Dock were Drs Laws, Minor Bigg
Well, Deaderick. Snider. Winter, ELS
worth Cook, Short. Proctor RowlanI,
Huff. Cohen, Lloyd, Thompson Fife,
Keller, Bailey, Walter Dake. He5ert
Frank Jelks, S p. Ceilings, A. T..
Williams. Mount Drennen and Barry.
There was lot cf happy speech
making Dr Deck said he was glad
he was here and he was assured that
Everybody was glad he was glad
What he eventually says of our
waters and our town generally as a
health resort remains to be seen But
we have the hunch he won't pull a
Woods Hutchinson"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24

degree safe In a country with hills
forests and growing crops in cities
towns and villages, the task is. OF
course, infinitely more difficult than
it is in flat, open country where
there are no forests and where the
grain has been cut
II must be remembered also that
Il takes dera5Ie training TO ae.
Quire the art Of accurate observation
at evea comparatively low attitudes
while moving at high rate of speed.
W ith the great losses In the aero
taatic corps it becomes difficult to
gen new men who are tit to do the
work"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
EIGHT MINERS ARE
RELEASED ON BOND
-FOUR OF THE INDICTED MEN AT
FORT SMITH STILL IN JAIL
UNABLE TO MAKE BOND

Fort Smith, Ark. Nov. 23.-Peter
R. Steward and Fred Holt, officials
Of district u United Mine Workers
of America, indicted with twenty
four others on conspiracy in connec.
ton with the Prairie Creek mine
troubles, completed their bond late
today In addition to these, Charles
and Sandy Robertson, Foster Beam,
Ernest Nein, Jesse Edwards and
Marvin Ray so have been released
on bond. Clint Burris, Jonn Manick
and Valentine Burlio still remain in
the county Jail hero
Charles Harris, a dry goods merch-
'ant and T. w NJ Boone banker,
signed the bonds for Stewart and
Holt.
Reports from Prairie Creek tonight
stated that everything was quiet. A
dozen or more of the non-union
miners brought here by Franklin
Bache, federal receiver, were at work
on the Griffith mine. The disarming
of the nOn-union men by Major ~ f.
Mcclure, commanding the federal
troops at Camp Garrison, mas follow
ed the assurances of the union lead
ers that the miners win preserve
rder The closing down of the
Western Coal and Mining Companys
mines at Denning, throwing about 400
men out of employment, together
with complaints of other operators Of
increasing demands by the miners or
.ganization, is taken as an indication
that the troubles affecting the Bache-
Denman interests may spread to 9th
er concerns. Union leaders, however,
eclare their only otner disaffection
in district , was at Dewar, Okla,
which was settled two weeks ago.
Rumors were current here today
that the next move in the Bache-
Denman company fight would be
change in the receivership but con
firmation was lacking Mr. Bache,
the present receiver, declared he
knew nothing of any contemplated
change.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24

The ladies' of St Mary's church will
hold a cake sale at SchnecNs drug
store on Wednesday. November 25
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
DR.. DOCK HERE,

Head of Washington University Mir
giles With Local Physicians.
CBy II. w Lanigan, Press Represen-
tative the Arlington and Eastman
Hotels.
Lieut.. Col Francis A Winter. d..
William IT, Deaderic1, and the other
gentlemen Identified with the clinical
society OF the Leo n Levi Memorial
hospital, started a mighty good thing
going last night something that
should be kept up and something
that is bound to result in lot OF
GOOD for the Arkansas Hot SPRINGS
A lot OF supposed wise ones IN the
medical profession gents who have
never INVESTIGATED, have taken spa.
clal delight in beltting the virtues OF
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
Dependency Due to Indigestion.

1t is not all surprising that persons
who have indigestion become discour-
aged and respondent. Here are a few
words OF hope and cheer for them by
Mrs. Blanche Bowers, Indiana, Pa.
For years my digestion was so poor
that l could only eat the lightest
foods. tried every thing that
heard Of to get relief, but not until
about a year ago when I saw Cham
berlains Tablets advertised and got
a bottle of them, did | find the right
treatment. ! soon began to improve,
and since taking a Jew bottles OF
them my digestion is fine For sale
by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
AIR SCOUT FLIGHT
Is No JOY RIDE
AVIATOR TELLS OF THE
HIGH SPEED NECESSARY IN
ARMY MANEUVERS.
The Observation Is Difficult and Must
Be Made With the Greatest Dan
ger Because of Aeroplanes OF the
Enemy.

Petrogad Russia, Nov. 2l- one OF
,he leading aga-o"s OF the Bussiaa
army has just retained to Perosrad
because his ri4h, arm had been seri.
c1sly injured by fall / had the
good fortune to mcs' this expert and
talk with MIN ab9ut the efficiency Of
i'Flhs machi'eS IN t1e war lie re-
qHrSled me TO Withhold his name. as
army regulations ior"ld puollc state
'"ehVS by oill'''a Ia war times.
The difsiculiios ct aerial scouting
we're greatly undc"esumated before
the war said he In the first place
y is extremely difficult to find suit
able places from which, to start For
this purpose the roads In their pres
ZEN. imrassable condition cannot be
used aad it Is next to impossible TO
ind a smooth, level spot in the fields
Ion sufficient length to get the neces-
sary momentum The majority OF the
aeroplanes are too small for the
work
H. has been found that ON recon.
Nuisance several men are required 10
make the observations because of tho
high speed that is necessary for safe
ty Consequently the small aeroplanes
are overloaded and IF necessity hard
10 MANAGE and sluggish
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