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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-01

Dem Gobaf putbe frH6er
Ssiltraft, bsfoubers BET e~ungenIsi.
ben, sugei9risbsn.
Die AS Meter bD1en Gus
tnIpptusbdume am 9a9nb0fe az
Ris8a finb tnim bierSis Sabre all.
Die GefdOfit Der etIlen
6anbfeuerbnffen errei9teH .toim
bic Durai9lasslraft bes Mrmbrup,
bpIaens.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-01

Das CLAUS i6. a06in
(sur anOern): rSd, ss si6t teinen
8efetn tbie mein 4tlton, 0 ia; neuli9
1ntte i9 tein SduibeI, ba babe i'd
tbm d Senbl DOrgeIebt, unO er bat
MIR o'nerft."
4rbeitseinfetIunq
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ala aeifebegleiter. Dir fperben bic
MIpsn beiteigen. MGbreno ih an
Gube zines jeOen gergss mein Syribs
Ifiid einnebme, !ptrben Gie bic das
Beriten @ipfel ertIimmen uno In Elm
EXTRA fir mid gebautes Gteinmdnns
den msiue WiiItenlarte ntsberIsgsn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-01
Der bertannIs 9ourtA

9einen Mann f9eint Der arieg
niat I'm geringiten gu itOren. &es
itdnoig TT tr dttf Nusfliigen unter<
tpegs, oenn INNER Iiebt man ibn NIT
boIIbepodtem Rud9ad Iaufen.
DaS tut er bon RriegshegeRl
I'm fi9 als 2anbTturmmatln ridtiq
Dor5ubereiter, fdleppt CT. duf S9rift
uno Sritt einen 8isrteI5entner Sono
i'm Radfad nit umberI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-01

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ltn.
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pitbtr itit unb tpis tinstltrui:
aJuipobl, 6srr gsuinani.1
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rDenH Sie ipisbertommen
tas arsu3 fiji sic berstt.1
s5aiuobI, 9err geninant."
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trsiben, bab man nidt erti Shrifi
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len gans nabe fem, benn Der @ino
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te, bic is nidt peritsbtn.
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irieht bic 4bioiung beraus, Inn ges
biidt mad ben Gtdnosn sl tnppen.
uno aug Dem erlten @raben i@ie6i
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ben.
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bedt i'm Nu Die Spur, biz Der I9lei.
fenOe 3Grpsr auf Der Grre I9arft.
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grOrei9 g%eOrdngt, Elm rpenig NIT
rem 6ubipiben nadbeIfenD, aiebeno,
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beraugearbsitet. @ine turSe panis
gum 4temf60pfen. Damn aufs Heue
6eginnt Der Neg.
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rem auf benz Grbrei9 80. ais piirbt
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barten BoDen in Hiftuna az
~. Elm leiIes &lingen ....
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9dlien Dirft.. ~.
ct liegt unb partst un0
pdbrenO Der GtiunDen, bic er re-
gunssIos Iiegt. irrsn feline gebonten
Tprun9baft bura bic Iebttn Gage.
Der Brief INIT ieitsn ber3loien @ors
ten fdllt Inn pisOer Elm. Die 3ets
len, bic or am litbften In taufrnp
In ben SdnnuB getreten Bate,
lnb bon benen er iih nId)t trennen
tam, neil iie ibren lieben Ndmen
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tonnts, bieIes entfeBliGe
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Jrennt .... bob er es nttr Iofhsn
tam, iptnn Is bdran berbIutet.
Sin StSbnsn ringt ii1 aus Iefner
9ruIt unO mitten brtn bri6t ss
1I6bIi4 db.
Sin Gi6tlsiu III bidt bOs i9m
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-01

Wi H9fm wv Nfie malsa
fsfissH 4sNH ga lava iasia
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tal tflaf t8latsaatm
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IA HnsFanal
la tm llaslu N%siflssllH aldt
llHH HfsHHm go Nitl Hs
a alH BE Niltta unt Qisb
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q mtii.
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luli ~ ha8 vHu aui ellen N1glkun
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9tht NtflnntH.
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ia lf.llA &letnm Eu uttmaHtt
.in. bium auh be Root met an
ibt0 Gamu5m ulaei
aut btm ttblaliA unafhhifltn
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ru b btinnm hbi. 9ai itint gsabs
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lur onno fem. 49,. Inc ptnn cine
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Wlg asbtn pill. mub ltin
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Gin 3agong9"
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ben WanttI. iloppl oas BUD auf
tenn 9iide su uno ssbl NIT benz 30.
len binab.
sMiiltn sic, mas ibm feblt2"
e9rufiduB, 6srr 9piior."
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cine Sdritte b~erboppeIn Ii6.
nSl cine 64peIisr boz
sSapobI. Sdnsiter GuIanna."
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sd Iaffs lie bitten, in bic aeuBsre
1tation 3u tommsn."
Die iamubItarrsnSen Goden BAT
nan ibm ausge5ossn inter tau1enb
ino aber tauienb Qeiben.
Sin innell bereitstes Bah BAT Isia
ten A0rper gereinigt unb erquidt.
luH Iiegt er pa9sbIei9 in ben
unb i9etnt gu fdlummsrn.
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ouroen 8ruf, unb in Eur8en qbs
3udt IS I'm bic 6Iaiien Clip.
ZEN pie ber6dItenes @einen.
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ben pollte -.
lInO pI0bli9 i4fdgt er bic 4uaen
Iuf. 9roBe, fiebergldu3snbe 8laus
lugcn, bic iebt gat3 OunteI sIim.
lep.
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., Der aamerao BON babeim. Gs
elder bat ibm ia ben ssrfesten grist
us Der 9ai4e gsaogen. n. ibrea
srief, ben bic grduIame Rugel nit
6at.
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or i9r, an bemielben Gage, no er
ire 3eilen erbielt.
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ammenreimeH. obne ben 9eridt sa
eHneH, ben bic aomerdben brac6ten.
p8eim patrpuillensdn9e bor Soife !
ons, su BEN 1t iia gsmeIoet bate,
ur4 8ruFf9uB berfpanbet. Gin
Dub lints, Nusi9ub re6te Sborars !
cite" 49,. 10 Iautet Das arantens
latt. I
llnb barunter, in Gile NIT 8IetHiff J
etribeIt, itebt md etDas. 9as !
iir9terIi9fte toenn IS eintrifft: !
gerOddt auf Eetanus. Gernm In !
,
SeIbit fait blo1Ier als Der Rronfe, .
iie benz Qr3t bas g6reiben bers 1
bergerei9t. :
aber iie 1T nidt burF4tig senua
Nus ibrsr Sanb fIuttert !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-01

Der 3ufaH = utb ettpns gutter
WiIIe BON Ietner Geite unb nun
Iino Iie eliidIid ipieber nnter eiueln
OaGt, 9ottor Geors Jensler unD
SdtpeIter 6ulanna Neihert. Gins
Der grobsu Cigarette In @efter 6ai
Fe aufgsnOmmen. Gle bobsn nihf
bel matchmaker su tun. Die GuBere
Station Itget entgegengefebt Der Sns
fettioHsabieiIurg, mo Sdfpeiter Gu
Ionna irdItst. giur bann unb mann
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-01

fNA@ s'ss 1ANttF pV2 5tluttItHS
bIatt.
limb barunter, in GiIe NIT 8IetIiitt
setribsIt, ite6t mod eifpas. 8as
fiir9terIi9te tusnn IS eintrifft:
e9erOddt auF Setanus. @ernm Inc
Mii3iert."
SeIbit fait bloIlsr aIs Der Rranfe,
bat iie benz Qr3t Das G9reiben bers
t6ergersi6t.
aber iie 1T nidt bDrF4tig aettua
Setpeien. aus ibrsr 6anb fIdtteri
aud ienes 8lott, bas Jpn in ben Soc
itieb.
6ie ltebt tpie geIGbmt, aIs @eord
6ensIer ii4 eiIfertig bano9 biidf.
Sic piGI fpreaer, ober bic 3unoe
esbordt lift nidt. Sin un6euiIider
eaut, boil SGred unb dual, bridt
lRrbor.
G%rIuunt ss9t bss qrstss Bid ali
TIT BIN.
aber aud Der 8rante Bat miibfam,
tnenbli4 mii1fam bic augsn lift 3u,
0etpenoet.
st ertennt Ie nod niAt, ober e
I4eint ibre Rdbe gu fiblen. Hubiq
ldbt e. iDr bic 5onO, bic fe atpiiden
bic ibren ninmt.
llnO ipdbrenb ie ftrsi9eTnb bdriis
Der hinfd1rt, qilsIIsn belle SrGnsn TIT
aus ben QugeH, unb SdIAdsen fdiits
teri blr9 ibren Qeib.
llnb Oa ilnD NIT siusin Bic aussu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13

SVSSSSSS1SSSS SVSSS1
v. N. Lott Quits the Times.

Y. Y. Lott, founder of the Mission
Times. in the last issue of that publ
cation. announces that he sewers his
connection with the Times. as well as
with the newspaper publishing business
TO better his condition financially"
though the quotation is quite unneccssa-
ry since he announces that he is quit
ting the game" And v. y. Lott has been
al it Il long time. a fact which makes
doubly hard the quitting at this time.
Publishers of the Valley will regret
that Editor Lot j. Withdrawing en-
tirely from within the fold and while
wishing him success in whatever he has
in mine for the future. they hope 10
still number him a. a citizen Of the Val
ley.
a. Eugene Phremmer who became cdi-
cDr Of the Times several months ago,
continues as its editor and manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
No Herald was Received.

No BrOwnSYlile lieraldS were received
Monday. when everybody was on the
qui viye for particulars of the death Of
DR.. +. {. SchooImokcr, of Mercedes. and
even the Corpus Christi Caller Of Tues
day. had M mention Of his death. Some
body must have been asleep nj the
switch when a man of his Importance
passes away without newspaper mention
and comment McAlicn Monitor.
The Herald had the news of DR..
Schoonmakcr's sad death in its office on
the afternoon Of his death through the
wideawakeneSS of its Mercedes CORES
pondent. but as il does not publish on
Sunday afternoon was unable TO get IL
to its readers. Also. the following day.
Monday. was July ;. when the Herald
gave its empoyes. both those of Ameri-
can and Mexican birth n day of TO i'm
press upon them the Significance Of Am
erican Independence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
TUESDAY JULY Is. 1915.
BE HOSpITABLE.

Be hospitable. Remember. the Cos
pei teaches that YOU shold love the
stranger within your gates. Hospital
lily is one of the most gracious quail
ties that one may possess. and nothing
makes a town more poular or brings
il more frequent and more favorable
mention. than a habit on the part Of
its 81 liens Of extending hospitality to
visitors in their town. People have been
known frequently 20 select this or
the ,.n IS their home because Of
L.ap. alilies received when they Were
sir myers within its gates. \ dinner or
icon at which visitors may meet
residents OF the town, or an auto
c. If you are the fortunate posses
IL a ear. to show visitors the sights
he Command at the same time al
rt'sa ITS attractions, offered ~ q
.ly cordial manner. Will cause the
ors to carry away with them a
st favorable impression of the town
Sc people have extended such
estes, and to feel a desire 10 come
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
The MAGIC Bandetti.

This is indeed the Magic Valley. If a
body of bandits a. large rs the one re
ported 10 have been operating in the
north end of tie county aid surrounded
bv Il posse of men. some of whom sci
dom ever fail io get the man or men
they want. dead or alive" can disappear
aS they did. il certainly NUT have been
by magic" Seriouly speaking. we do
not believe there were a. many men in
the gang as reported. About the hard.
est proposition confronting the cit
liens was the running down and verify
ing Wildcat rumorS that were being
almost constantly brought in or tele-
phoncd in. and ii seemed every one
was up a tree" as to the true situation.
ANYWAY The bandits mysterionslv dis
appeared and they can mo where he
fcund.-Lyford Courant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
The March of Civilization.

One Of the sad things about the march
Of civilization : the disappearance of the
birds. The fcathered choir has been driv-
en from it> habitat. They have driftcd
the wildS rr have died in their ma
tive haunts. The deer, the wild turkey
and pigeon are gone Com with the
Indians to his happy hunting grounds.
People have crowded ont the romance of
the wilds even the horse iS being showed
To one side or sent away 10 the battle
frlnt. while buzzing. honking automo
bileS tear through the streets and coun-
Try lanes. There is . campaign against
cats and dogs and the higher c~iviliZa-
ton proposes IL coddlc only machinery
and mechanical dcviccs.-IIamilton
Record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
PASSING or THE PEST HOUSE

In a recent epidemic of smallpox
which caused considerable alarm. the
health department of a western city an
nounced through the press that. al
contacts had been vaccinated and there.
need be- no further alarm.
The health department was right The
epidemic ceased right there. But there
was one peculiar thing missing. Ii ap-
pcared that the health authorities felt
contine,i that the vaccination of ali
"apntacts"-that j.. persons who had
been exposed to the diSeasc-was quite
sufficient. Evidently they had no fear
of The disease i'm The air NJ particular
effort was made to vaccinate all persons
To leeward of the infected houses.
Yet many communities still main
tain Il pest house" or isolated building
where cases of SMALLPOX are marooned.
Why? For no reason at all. There is
absolutely no tcnable pre- T that small
pox can travel through IN. air. ISola-
ton of the infected individual necessary
and wise. just as in other contagious
diseases. but il il inhuman and unncCcS-
sary 10 bundle the victims of 10 Il poorly
equipped and poorly managed shack in
the country.
In Paris and other enlightened cities
smallpox is successfully and safely
treated in the same hospital with mca
sizes. scarlet fever. crysipelas and other
contagious.
What il good canitaiion in that place
is good sanitation in America.
Every outbreak Of smallpox can be-
traced 10 reckless. ignorant or Surrcpi
titlous III between the original
importer Of The infection and the SubSc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
Aquacate Tree Brinqs S3.2O6.

\ man IN California has an lguacatc
trec-thcy call il avocado out in Cali
fornia-which is valued at 10000 and
which brought him in S',206 last year
IN fruit buds. The buds sell for - cents
each. and such il the value of the twieS
that he has built a fence - feet high
around the tree 10 prevent visitors from
breaking them of. The tree came from
seed of the wild aguacatc which grew in
the Mexican highlands and was later
budded with another agaucate produ-
cling a tree which is the envy of all who
have seen it.-Laredo Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
A Job Even for Jane Adams.

Jane Adams il a good and useful
Woman. but there are some jobs 4 woman
annct successfully handle. She seems
70 have tackled 4 job Of this kind when
She undertook to convince European bel
Il~@crents that now was the opporIune
time 70 negotiate peace. Miss Adams
y an ancient SpinSter. but students Of
history will testify u the fact that Eu-
ropcan chancellorieS have not generally
been Influenced in their detcrmin-
ing by aged Observation-Disclosures Pots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13

Or. E. C. SCHOONMAKER

I From McAllen Monitor

The Grim Reaper came 10 the Valley
Sunday afternoon, July 18th, and took from
our midst a most learned, capable and in
fluential man, in the person Of Or. T.. q.
Schoonmaker Of Mercedes, whose death
came about 4 o'clock IN his office. from
the effects Of d pistol shot wound. self
inflicted, during a temporary alteration
Of mind.
We say Valley Martyr. because DR..
Schoonmaker has given. not only the best
years Of hi~ life in his chosen profession.
to the Valley people. but the very latest
az well. He did not let the day or night
hinder him in his vigil Of hi- patients.
whom he considered personal friends
from the first time he professionally visited
them. During n recent siege Of sickness
in hi home town. we learned that he went
night and day until it was over. and then
suffered a coIlpicte breakdown. from
which he really has never fully recovered.
even tho he bal continued TO work in the
ieil until hi death
Ills remains were embalmed and ship
ped to New York City for in%terment.
The Valley has lost 4 noble man and
the medical profession one Of it, most
brilliant and intellectual members. the wife
q tender and loving husband. and almost
every one who knew him. a sincere friend.
We cannot find words to express our
deep feelings Of regret and sorrow over
which seems to H. an untimelv end: but
what i greater ''than q man lay down hi~
life for his friends"
'Sunset and Evening Star.
And one clear call for me.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
Hpman ReckIeSsneSs.

speed limit. Watching those who dash
up and down the streets daily i'm autos
with utter disregard for regulations.
make footmen who take a chance feel
like relpin upon their physical prov
ccS for protcton. II j. n difficult prob
lem 10 handle AZ long n higher ups
dash about the crowded thoruuehfares
in violation Of speed ordinances. Fol
low the example Of Seattle, put them in
iails and on the rock pile. That would
be Il real remedy.-Corpus Christi Cal
ler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
HEALYH TALKS

qucnt eases. There il no need If sHS
pecting aerial transmission 90 the
disease. The mode If conveyance H. only
too plainly evident in the personal cnn
facts.
Smallpox patients cared for by train
ed nurses in a well-cquipfrd. well Scrrrn.
ed. well managed hospital are never a
menace Il people living l,>e hy.
The pSct house survives ~ day oniy
because health officers are afraid "a ~,
pose popular prejudice by appIvin.
twentieth century principles ia san
itary practice. The pest house j. nnt
only unjust to the unfortunateS who may
be- a1mpcllcd To enter il. but u foolish
waste of funds which oueht a. b. used
for better purposes.
Trying TO Tempt The Author.
Mrs. L. IL. asks: tll WHY j. IA that
the sense of ~tightncSs IN the inner ear
seems 10 loosen up when one pinchcS the
n~ostrilS anf forces air back IN the ear.
There are little cracking sounds ~
Are health talks published in book firm
! would like 10 have the book. having
lost several Of my clippings
ANSWERED. EuStachian tubes
closed. They vcntilate the middle
ear via the back Of nose. Better have
your nose and threat specialist lurk aft
or il. - PubliShe. fears our Talk
are too rambling We jump too much
from subject To subject. Wait until AFT
or the war.
Relief for a Fatty Tumor.
have q fatty tnmnr un my back.
which IL increasing n Szc. Can any
thine be done Ia prevent Increase
ANSWER-NcS. have vour doctor slip
= ScaIpcl under the skin and shell Out
the lump.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
Monster Sunday School PAGEANT.

Dallas. Tex. July lU-Plan~ have
been made for u monster SundPy Sch nl
Pageant here tonight in which The emil
dren of Dallas Sunday Schools will give
a historical representation of the dr
velopmcnt of the Sunday School system
from the time of the first Sunday
SclJol was founded in Gloucester. Ing
land. in l1S2 bv Robert Haike>. down IL
The present day. Songs will bc sung
during the tablrluN and children viii
he dressed 10 represent each nation. a
monster parade j. planned Ia prtcptlc th..
pageant which j. % ~ held ~ Fair
Park.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
Relief for a Fatty Tum0r.

May there be no moaning Of The bar
When | put out to sen.
"But such u tide w. moving seems a-icrn.
Too full for sound and foam.
When that which drew from oui the bound
less deep
Turns again home.
Twilight and Evening Bell.
And after that The dark
And may there be no sadness 81 farewell
When | embark.
"For tho from ont bourne uf Time aud
place
The loco NAV bear me far.
] hope To zee my Pilot face 10 face
When | have crossed the bar"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13

long as people may rent OF lease
pi Is for nincty-ninc years, or for just
A. eng a time as they wish. in Texas
law prohibiting the sale Of deadly
IONS is a dead letter upon Il
:. tite books-and the ever ready pis-
- will continue 10 claim its victims
j. this state at Will. Let the law be
amended TO prohibit the renting, leas-
irg, lending or giving Of pistols within
the state. The result may b. to make
1tre SOMEWHAT less exciting in some sec
-. bit the death list may be cut
a THEREBY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13

. cigarette smoking while on
= the rule just put IN force by
issouri. Kansas and Texas railway
en-. is IA good one. The man who
Nes while OF duty j. taking mp
c for which his employers are pay
n MIN, aud with .snokc+iulled vi
and smoke-fogged brain, he can
10 Justice to the work which he Is
to do. Cigarettes are entlcing and
d a comparatively innocent form
self-indulgence, but they should be-
tly taboed during our hours of en-
ment. If we are 10 DO justice IL
employers as well az 10 a own
ulties. Remember. there : a time for
things. and working time j. rot the
ne for smoking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
Mr.. Farmer. Begin Now.

Mr. Farmer begin now and lay ont
Your plans for the coming fall and win
ter crops. Remember ii is the man who
prepares his ground in advance of the
season who generally il blessed with re-
salts.-HidaIgo Advance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

eubscribers in the city Of brownsville who
ia to receive The Herald regularly are re-
z, sted 70 notify the office promptly. Telephone
y 4. New subscribers should receive their
the order is in the office Of The Herald. Every
subscriber, even ia the most distant sections Of
the city. should receive his paper not later than
6.I1 "a m
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13

Checks should be made payable to The
Brownsville Herald Publishing 60. business
Communications should be addressed 20 the
company, and items, letters. etc, intended for
publication should be addressed TO Editor. The
Herald, Brownsville. Texas. Letters intended
for publication should be signed with the full
name Of the writer. The name will not be
printed if not desired. but il will be evidence
Of good faith on the part Of the writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13

When we read Of the police raiding
booze joints in Wichita, Kansas, we
wonder that the shade Of Carrie Ma
ton does not rise from IT'S resting place
to aid the police in the enforcement Of
the prohibition laws in the Snnflower
State.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-13
Here's Another Spring Pome.

Eat your lunch among the bowers.
Under the beautiful chestnut trees
Sausage made from Airrlalc bow
WOWcrS.
Crackers and from age de- breeze.
Keats Shelley.