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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26

was shown the Indian in Montana
courts. He was condemned to. die
But the president Of the United States
interviewed and his sente1ce was com.
mlted to life imprisonment,in the De-
troit' iInnse. OF. Correction. y &
Torn From His Family.
stoically the warrior babe farewell
to hisSyouns wife; Rainbow Light, aud
the three-ycarsold baby girl she had
borne him. StoIcatl he departed with.
his captors ready for any tate that
might await him and knowing NOT
what to expect. Stoicaiiy he rode By
stage coach to the aAiissolri, BY steam,
ersdownstiiat stream to st. Louis, and
eby. the Iron horse stee had. never sect,
before. from sst. Louis To Detroit.
There he was Thrust IN to- prison where
none knew aught OF his languag s;Sr
tho life from which me had come. Al
an Indian warrior. he settled unrnurs
muringly into the routine OF his i'm.
iprisonnent
The dazsd Indian spoke no word for
a year. with his hands In his lap hi
sat silent ana waited .fois the ktroke to
fall. About him were5 many \ White,
men. but none who titte tered a word
that .he knew. y Eventually he aroused
himself from his lethargy. He iias,
waited for: deafhS and II had not come.
He would ask for his wife and his
baby. He knew that Indians speak
many tongies but that all .in derstand'
the sign lhngpAge, 1t rs universal.
He toke his long ina WITTY by indus
4trionsiy making signs with his hands
to those who s;1froun ietd Him These
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26
~ copyFsa@ international ssndsats # II s
Brief Sketch Of the Little Monarchy Ruled ByA
German King and An English Queen !. Remark
able Fighting Qualities Inherited From Their
Ancestors, the Daeians Other oman Empire

~ OWN in the southeastern part
zof Europe, between the Black
Sea and the Carpathian Moun-
tains lies the country known as
10 unaali.a, once the old Roman PROV
incSot SDacia. Before the land be-,
;rst1e ~ part Of the Roman Empire Vt
WAS iuhabited ss,by a wsrIike .Aryan
{peQple who made frequent fncursions
into sneighborin countries. As early
] ~ S3e b g. Alexander the Great was
sf9wpel led 10 make a Military expe-
dttiph agatnst them. The Romans, too,
{ sent Their legions against these war
ztets Finally the Emperor IRA jan.
sslrrgmed sDscic after two eexhedi-
Sons l1o1-t0s a. d.. subdued the
lsna and made sitsa Roman province.
Z Settlers were 4invdted to come to the
Grille plains along thei Danube and
q thus was formed what Is known as
4 The Balkan States, of which Roumania
4 y zone K.
Even In the early days these little
Countries suffered from the incursions
m the Turks: who pIundeled the coun-
in the most Shameless. manner
and finally obtained "a sort OF suzer-
etnty over the land. " {. ris;,,s
tier the Crimean War. however,
d 9 EZRA dawned in the Baikans
union of the two rfncipalitiessof
sRallachia and Moldavla was pro-
4 lined in ! S61. and Roumanfasl be-
came thesname of the united countries
The; eniancipatioh, of the peasantry,
TOO, On 4 s64 helped to bring ab6lit
great changes. The FIST ruler Of
EKopmanla was Colonel. cuza. who had
sbeef1 elected Hospodar \ or Lord az
aiIaehia and Moldavia in 1859, and
who assumed the reins of government
spndet the title OF Prince Alexandra
Joan His methods Of governing did
x act suit the people and a revolution
4 broke out which forced Cuza TO .abdi.
eate. 1t was then decided that repre-
atives.of both countries elect az, a
s ruler "a shered itary prince from one or
2 the sfeigning families of Europe to be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26

the ruler of Itoumar!a. The Count or
FLANDERS was elected bun declined .the
honor. i x Il v n v a & 4 = 81 v
] Prince Charles Elected. B 4;
THE next meeting ofsthe. Assem-
olies the choice fell ppon. Prince
Charles of Hohenzollern- Signlaringen.
who accepted the appointment with
delight The Roumanians possess the
same -fghtirg qualities .fofwfiich thcar
ancestors were famous, and their Vie
tory at Plevna on September 18th:
1877, isycne of the most remarkable
on record. for there mighty tRussia was
outclassed by this little lsiack Sea
patty. Russia had asked, Sper-
mission To send her; troops Through
Roumania TO the Turkish border and
Prince Charles had consented because
he did not wahtgto precipitate trouble
at that time. As the Russians marched
they noted the splendid physique and
bearing OF the Roumanian soldiers,
for PRINCE Charles thought Ii well to
show off his warriors. A few weeks
later, came that historical cult for help
from Russia the call that made Rou-
mania a kfngd dom Hurry over the
Danube to our aid and you can; make
your own conditions as to reward.
Come quickly. that the reward may
be greater. We are the center Of %
circle of Turks. Hurry.'. Pfinca
Charles started with sthirty-five tiioti-
sand Roumanians and saved the day
for the Russians I. When the dawn
broke after that famous battle tie
thousands Of men. representing three
nations saw the standard OF Rournania
proudly floating In the breeze OF bat
tie. Hundreds of Rotimanians had
gone to their death. but they slsadswo
for their country az place in history.
;Pleyna had made Roumanin1 a king
DOM and at the close sofS the war
Prince Charles was proclaimed king
under.t the title of King, Carol ]. ,.- & 7
King Carol Il. s &.
- The NJ a tfa ,v., ~ =.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26

* -. = :. ID
spss4 =. y Gays later
.ne isiackts q. tllrpea and talked
again with the prisoner. BY this .fiIne
hel was thinning to geh hack, his
words. ds could tell sof. White Calf
and lay Boy, tSoF Of, the srhfefs still
Tliving with whom ne had hunted the
Dufalo: He was; able 10 NIX Tor his;
wiIes Raanpow Light, and tbS1 baby
ne had ieft IN her 2 rms. HI was COM
Ing back 70 normal It'll y :; K
commissioner Sells investigated the
ca uses that had LED spo Pee 70 his
present situation, the crime he had
committe ed and the conditions under
which It had BEEN perpetrateds-Ti
developed the fact that there was d
doubt as TO the; sctrcumatances that
lion that. ~ spo Pee. was guilty sof all
more than paid the penalty of his
crtmes.s He showed that THE .1ndian
was Sun sane Despite all that he had
passed through and had pr ably al
ways been sane. He argued that the.
holding OF sane man: ID: q inadliouse
lost to the world for Y third OF q,
century. was q natl naI crime and one
that deserved the making Of, amends.
He recommended the pardon OF the
Indian and the President acted favor
ably y pom the Instrumentation!
The Home Coming;
sr,,s !; -, Z, Ts;n u.
&,
" ~, ~ az, = -
dS,y ~ f,,ss u. s,oysfonrss , -,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26
Aln0 Ordeal [nprec dented
In the History Of the
Nation One WhichD De-
fies !. the lmaginings Of
theEaters Of tie Lotus.
By WIIAIAM .ATHERToN DU 1puY.

Z Vi
49, Els Is, the tragic tale of sspo Pee
The indian. q sane han Who has
4 sat stoicaliy for ttirry-two years
inmates of St Elizabeth's Uncle SAINTS
tnstitution for the mentally de-
throned. q. i Z,
He, warrior against the Sioux, and
n hunter Of the buffalo. an aborigine
untouched blythe white enlan,s civil.
sszatioH, was seized on his native Mon
stana plains, tried by a court the de-
slibefations OF which he could not I'M;
derstand, adJud ged' according TO staniS-
ards he had known no opportunity
Ito learn condemned to die. Because
te sat ins stole silence and because
Che later made strange signs with his
ahands, his misunderstanding captors
Judged him insane saved his .llf.
hut thrust him into a more cruel fate
sby incarceraung him for the span of a
Gene STATION among mad men who rave
and women who tear their hair.
BY a strange. coincidence, the men
pf his reservation, to whom he I. had
been lost for arfT' this time, have found
Inn In his; barred cell. have placed his
ease Tbsfore sympathetic Commits.
sioner OF, Indian Affairs who investi-
gated Il, and a, pardon has been Sc
To-day Spo, Pee. sits. In. The lodge OF
! the baby girl he left on. tho reserva-
hon tfiirty-fv years ago. among the
sniackfoot Indians witt whom he hunt
"a As a.yeuth, in the shadow of the
titanic mountainss Of Glacier National
. Park; where Montana breaks into
Tho Tale. ss
4 4 IN the summer. of 1879 Charles
4 SySimsby, hardy spirit Of the north-
s vest and ariously spoken OF as being
Z IN kdmifabie man and one of porose
aud sdomineering nature, started from
Canadian trabpers' outpost to a
4 similar alton on the American side.
ON theaway he fell In With the, stall
Wagt young hunter, spo Pee. which
name signifies ID Indian the turtle.
With him was the lad. Good Rider.
When the three had reached Cut
s Ratik, a stream. Witch winds from the
park Into the plain ana which has
now been set by the government 10
irfISating the lands of che latter, the
4 Whit 5iran was killed by Spo Pee. The
dian says; that. the heart OF the white
4 man was Ah own to be bad. that he was
. beaten by him with a shovel the
wounds of which no exhibited. that
he killed him that the hunting ground
might be; rid Of, rbts evil Spirit The
4 hoy, Good Rider,s was not a witness OF
the killing but the persecution held
that It's object was robbery.
The trial ofS Fo Poe took place but
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26

II =. ,tfsl
place in. 1881 The queen who before
her marriage. was Princesss Elizabeth
syons Weld is known sthrongh outE th6
world as Carmen sylsias siiasrns
which she used III her literary work!
Although somewhat eccentric in her
tastes she isPpopular with the eople..
espe cialiy on account 81. her charityY
work among the helpless blind. 4, /:
The: succession i / the throne III 5thei
event of the king, being. Ghiid,ass
(which proved 40 sbe The casA) way
tixed upon HIS elder brother, 'PrinsS
Leopold. but he r6houncedf theS hon6r
in favor of his son Prince Wilhelm.
the father -idw Of King aianGeIsof
;Portuxai. Prince Wilhelm also .de-,.
yelined; 70 rule Ronnaa MIA and iEaYsS Sup
his claim 70 lits brother. Prince; Befs
dinand, who II October Of last year
came toathe throne. az, VI
King Ferdlnand. l1s;s .:ssi
King Ferdinand was thorn IN 1885,
and like all the; Hob enzoil erns princess
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26

a. OWN In tho southeastern part
of Europe, Between the Black
Sea and the carpathian Nouns
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26

the ruler Of Isoumarla. The Count OF
Flanders was elected bun declined the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26
Prince Charles Elected.

The coronation OF the new king. took
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26

B The Roumanians are an agricultura
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-26
King Fer,dlilan,

King Ferdinand was born IN 1865,
and like ali the Iohenzqil erps princess
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
Dance at Chicago Gardens.

A dance wa- given IN Herman II. KEN
yer and John Copeland at tn home VII
Mr.. II W. Keller IN Chicago Gardens
SATURDAY night. Dancing started 90 $ 30
and continued until - o'clock when u
dainty supper was served. Despite the
stormy weather I'M had an enjoyable time.
Twenty couples were present. among whom
were DIR. aud Mr.. Frank Lucas. Frank
.LHca~ Jr. Mr.. and Mr.. Darlington. Mis-
Kitty Mae Livingston. Misc Bertha. Hat
tie and Ethel York. John Copeland Dr.. Mr..
and Mr.. q. q. Kilchcr. Mr.. and Mr.. II.
G.. kemper. Misses Lena and Laura Keller.
Walter Keller. Mr.. q. =. Work.. Mc~~r-.
"a. l.. and J. u. B%la~cngame, III. ~. Pnrc.
Mis- VI. Il. Bla-cngamc. Mr.. and Mr.. a.
w. shannon. Mr.. and Mr.. l.. Il. Holloway.
II i planned to hold q similar affair ~
Chicago Gardens once each month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
Why Plant Runs Short Time.

I'VE furnish nu day current aud on the
day Nh THE battle nu ire were IN pur boil
err and the plant vas ~ charge WI one
Waterman. We have never been requested
to make or allow such connections to be-
mad and furthermore both thc military and
civil authnritic- seem NV hr wholly indIi
frrcnt whether light Nv furnished wv not.
The irregular service now D. beng caused
by a scarcity Of fuel. the supply being
~hut 81 I'm thr suspension uf rail traffic.
We are now hardly able IVY furnish two
hour ~ lieht per night. The Matamoru-
light plant g. now and ha~ been under Your
protection. tine majority of took M nm
company MI owned h1 American citizen
and thr plant wv being operated entirely
neutral. invite and request 4 most r.id
Investigation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
LIGHT PLANT Is
AMERICAN OWNED
MANAGER PUG ISSUES STATEMENT
IN CONNECTION WITH POSSIBLE
ATTACK ON THE PLANT.

The American flag ~ flying over the
Matamoros electric light plant. this in~ti-
tuition having changed hands since the bat
ne ~ two years ago. and i- now owned hl
American capital. This information wa~
brought out when an upstate paper y few
.day~ ago carried am article stating that
the irst attack w the Villa artillery on
Matampro- would ~ directed against The
electric light plant. This statement wv sand
to have been made bN q Villa officer for
the reason that one of his men wa- clcc-
.lrocutcd IN wire cntanglcmcut- on March
"a.
Y. j. PUG a. Matamoru-. vice United
State, consul. and manager of the light
plant. has furnished y statement % Consul
w. ~. Johnson. which say. ~ addition tu
the information ahuvr:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
QUARANTINE GUARD TO
BE PLACED AT RUCIAS

Deputy state Health Officer r.. :. Ne
Cam ha~ announced that a quarantine
guard will be stationed nj the point where
persons have been crossing to and from
Mexico, opposite the Los Rucia> pIanta-
tion. the Villa camping place. A. the re-
>ult of some confusion and the fact that
the point ha~ not been regularly used a. a
port of entry or exit no guard ha. been
stationed there.
The guards at the ferry and the inter
national bridge here are now more string
ent than has been the case in enforcing
the quarantine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12

We have our artillery, rcinforrcment-
and everything ready for the only authcn-
tie real European war pictures. Taken by
the staff photographer of the Chicago Tn
hume. These pictures were taken on the
Belgian battlefield. with authority NJ the
Belgian government whose Red Gross or
gauization receive one half Of the pro-
ceed-. in consequence If which YOU will
realize that some extraordinary Gene
were secured that could ~ NV uthcrWi KY
w. taken. See them 40 the nttmauu
Wcdnesday.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12

Mr. and Mrs.. Z. ID. Pendleton Of %IIarlin-
guests al the Miller hotel.
Judge j. NJ. Mothershead of San Bcnito
j. IN the city today la attend the meeting
of the district court.
". NJ. McGrath Of Pharr j. 4 business
visitor III Brownsville today. lie j. regis
tered al the Miller hotel.
ID. ID. Lancaster and Il. l.. Graves Of
today. guests AT the Miller hotel.
Thomas +. Lee. the 1t. Louis and
Brownsville land man. l. IN the city for a
few days, registered 1T the Miller hotel.
&. Gunther of san Antonio i a business
visitor in Brownsville today, registered at
the Miller hotel.
{. ID. Cowgirl, Ward Carpenter and Scott
Brown of san Bcnito are visitors IN
Brownsville today Ia attend court.
q. VI. Ransom of Mu~kogee, Okla, i 4
business visitor IN Brownsville today, a
guest at the Miller hotel.
X. r. Watt, II. :. lIey~cr. John ID. Fin
ucgan and +. ID. Stages of the Gulf Coast
Lines headquarters at kingSville, arrived
in Brownsville last night IN connection
with railroad eases 10 come up IN the dis
trict court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
BOARD
ELECTION WILL
BE HELD MAY |

The hr-t election tyr ,houl tru toes I'M
der the hll making Brownsville an mdo-
pendent school district viii be- held m The
new district un Saturday. May 4. according
nv President y. n. Workman WI thr school
board. Three trustees are ~ W. elected.
the bll providing that the holdovcr mem
her~. -four ~ number. may r%ontinuc m office
until thc expiration ot their terms.
The board u wy expected viii hold " meet
inc some time during this week. w which
time some misunderstanding a. to which
members of the board are a. hnlduyrr will
NJ adjusted. The board viii then proceed
to call the election. notice NJ which w ~
BE- made ten days before the election.
Elccting school board members will h.
y new experience for the people ~
brownsville. thr old laws under which thc
-chool- ~ thi- city were coudurtcd having
provided for the appointment OF the board
IN the city council. Hereafter the schools
will w under toe sole jurisdiction uf thr
board. which Will hc trr, U" operate sep
aratcly and distinctly from ne city coun-
al.
The hoard will mot AZ this time urge II
bond election for thr construction WI new
school buildings. prcfcrrin- rather u" await
The results of The operation 81 the cumpul
sorry education bill. Also. because oi fnan-
rial conditions thi- III believed an i%nonpnr
tune time for THE issuance VT hond- for
school building purpose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
AT the Oittmann

AT the Oittmann The twelfth episode Of
THE Exploits Of Elaine" tonight. The
trouble Of Elaine. and consequently the
interest of the spectators. il increased IN
this pictur 10y the introduction of Il new
criminal who attempts 10 yictimizc the
unfortunate grl. An adycturc>S meets
Elaine and passes herself a. 4 woman
working in the interests Of the Belgian
Rclifc Committee She induces Elaine
To 90 with her To the supposed apart
of one of the workers which i
actually the headquarters Of Wong Sin,
Il Chinese criminal. There Elaine -
about Ia hc attacked 10y the thinaman.
and To save herself StabS him with u
knife, which is living on the table. lie
falls and his secretary uShcrS the girl
out. The whole thing il 4 plant. 4 trick
dagger aud a bag of dogs blood having
been used for the purpose Of hlackmail
ing Ellinc. Meantime the Clutching
Hand appears and warns Wong Sin that
he il able e. take care If Elaine. IIowcy-
or. he agrees 10 let him 90 ahad with his
Matchmaking S"hme il he shares the prof
its. The Chinaman consents. Kennedy
discovers that the blood stains. offered
hv the secretary AZ 4 part of the evidence
he will DESTROY for $1,000 are not
human blood. lie arrangcS for Elaine
10 pay the money as planned. hut is pres
cnt with his assistant in an adjoining
room. The crafty Oriental discovers his
presence and almost outwitS him. hut
Kennedy succeeds in arrcsting the advcn
turcss and recovering the money. More
important 10 him. he rcgain> ElaiAc'S
favor. The same excellence az nrtinu
settings and ideas which has been con.
>picuou> in every episode Of this serial
in this installmcnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
WHERE RAIN COME FROM.

Two small girls were playing to-
gcthcr. when one Of them suddenly be-
came very thoughtful. bessie. said
the thoughtful one. Il think that when
| die and 20 70 heaven ! will take my
raincoat and ruhhrrS and
Take your raincoat and ruhbrrS,
Eonderingly INTERCEPTED Bessie. "Why.
Mary. it doesn't rain in heaven. does
it,"
'of coUrSr IL does. was the positive
rcjoindcr of Mary. Where elise does
il ever come FRONT Chicago Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
AT The Movies Today

At the Oreamland Truth. the mother 81
''Everygirl." 4 two reel production at the
Drcamland tonight. lives in their comfort
able. coy little cottage near New York.
Love CALI tor E~vcryrlrl ~ take her 10
work with hun al the office ~ Work and
Pleasure, q strange partnership. Trouble
looks upon the attentions ot Pleasure for
Evcrygirl. and gloat~ over Loves di~cum-
fort nj y situation over which ~ has no
control. That night Everygirl prepares to
20 out with Pleasure after having told
Love that -hc will not stand for hi dicta-
tiun~. 10 the surprise ~ her mother.
Eycrygirl zoe, with Pleasure to 4 cafe.
where Vice and Temptation have Vanity.
Conccit and Frivolity awaiting for the new
prey. Vanity assures her she l. too plain.
Conccit in-till- her powers INTO EveryclrT~
mind. At first Everycirl refuses wine. but
mind. At home with Truth. Every
girl waits for Love. who comes and takes
her once more I'd work. who welcomes the
old Evrrvgirl. After marriage EycrygIrl
ha, Happiness. which more than take, the
place OF Pleasure. Vice. Temptation. Van
ity and Conccit. Trouble comes no more
to Eycrygirl. who lives ~ with Love.
Truth and Happiness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
County Commissioners Meet.

The Cameron county board of commi~-
%~inncr~ met today N the county cuurt
room tor lhc regular april session ~ court.
4 full hoard was present including County
Judge II. l.. Yatc~ and Commissioner j. \
Graham of san Bcnito. Chaudoin of
Harrington. Edwards If Poin~t Isabel and
Bell ut Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
CITY NEWS .
illinois Newspaperman Visitor

Shuts. advertising manager 81 the star
Courier. kcwance. ILL.,, j. III Brownsville
today, here 10 zee the city and II possible
10 witness the steadily drawing near bat
tide. Mr.. Shuts came down with the home
seekers last week. and since then ha- been
spending time on a ranch M the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
EQZZEZWQ
Ms3THE1zREH~y
MATINEE DAILY.

Pearl White and Arnold DAILY in
THE EXPLOITS OF EI.AINE-twcIfth
episode. THE Blood Crystals
William Humphrey and Leah Baird IN
TIE SENATOR'S DAUGHTER
Special feature, in 3 parts by Gouvcrncr
Morris.
Wednesday-the great European war pic
lures, "On the Belgium Battlefield"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
Red Cross Not
To Cross River
For Duties


Red Gross nurses can not cross the Rio
Grande Ia minister to the woupndcd Of
either side of the Mexican factions during
or after the impending second battle Tor
possession Of Matamoro>. according ~
te~legraphic orders received here from the
national headquarters of the American
Red Gross society in Washington.
This order came IN g. response 10 m
quiries a. 10 the national body'- lnstruc-
tions covering the situation likely Z" ariSe
ON the other side with the rc-opcning of
hostilties on y general scale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
To rent a car phone 555.-2ll9ltf.

For thirty days we are giving \ 80 per
cent discount 81 an WALL. PAPER.
Spring j. here. Better take advantage Of
thi, offer To brighten up Your home. From
tier Lumber Coll III cod.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
Council to Canvass Election III

turns from the election held in the city
last Tuesday will he cauva>~ed 1T the
meeting II the city council a. BE- held a. |
O'Clock this afternoon. Mayor Pro Tenn
:. T.. Dworman viii preside IN the absence
of Mayor \. \. Browne, who i still IN
Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
GREENLAND
MATINEE mi NIGHT

The greatest If an little movie actresses.
Mary Fuller. will present the Victor
special
EVERY GIRI-Thi- IN one WI the hest
two reel feature ever shown w your
city. Also
SAVED BY a SHOWER-Jukrr comedy.
featuring Max Asher. the Ducth come
dian.
Tomorrow-"The Master Rev"
T~hursday-"The Heart OF Lincoln,'' with
Grace Cunard and Francis Ford.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
SIS will take care of your rent caIIs-tf

a new character IS introduced INTO "Thc
Exploits of Elaine" today. Go and see II
Won can guess who u the Clutching Hand
III this interesting serial story and secure
one of the priZc~.-adv III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12

Doctor John Hunter will BE- pleased to
receive "a irIrnd- IN III quarters over the
Eagle Drug Store. Rooms ~ aud H.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-12
HIS BASEBALL ESSAY.

Miss paul. write a short theme
OH the subject of baseball.
Paul handed IN the next day-Rain.
no game. '-Eclogue.