davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-08-14
cLrRK'S OFFICE RENOVATED

The s.sae Of the County Clerk has
been thoroughly renovated and great
X improved within the last few
months. and a scaffoldirg has been
erected, preparatory to having it
beautifully frescoed When the i'm
movements are completed it will pos
seSs many more conveniences than it
did when Mr.. Haiaes entered it. and
present quite d handsome appearance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
Notice 81 sheriff, Sale 81 Real Estate.

Thr State uf Texas. County ,f Cameron.
Whereas. hl VIRTUE uf uu urUrr uI .Hir issued
rut uf thr district court ut '@HuHrtH ttHIutN.
Texas. uu " Judgment rendered ln -lHI court
u en- Iurh dut uf November. 1919. hy default.
Il. finll w thr l-fh dly WI November. 1911
In ltur uf IN NH lIrtwu.HI. rIIuth. HuI
against VI lI NrtHir lrf0 Ilirf. Nn HTi~ii un
rt January. 1919. ut y u'vittk ". m. lrKt ufuuI
thr following ir~rrilrd tract ur parcel uf land
~itIufr iu thr County uf Cameron. State WI
lr.t~. auI belonging tn thr >ld y H. MrtHiu.
tt VII.
tv,lf, Csc acres W land. being part ~ thr
grant iu tlr Iamu uf r.. aud Vs. Fernandez
known a- tnncrInluu dr tarrirItuS and being
200 no thr ~nutheI~t quarter 80 Block To- 30 "a
subdivision 60 the l1ud~ 20 san t'eu.tn land \
Water Company and .lIrr- Boo sail grant. rN
egypt lltscu arrr~ iu thn southeast r.rurr of
said suutl"1>t quarter. which Fifteen arrrs Iss
south and cl~t of ~atd company irrigation
ditch running tlrnu-h said southeast quarter
nearest it~ southeast corner. dplln'uttd upon
lud shown IN ~Htd cpmfuuA mHn duly rr-
corded Iu tir rraI ESTATE Records uf ~tId Gam
rrnu County. except thar Iart ut said llui
I.rl ht ~Iri runfHrt a- p lateral tHnHl This
reservation being nft, fyrt nn each side nf OILY.
center Hur ul ~Hti canal. luI un fhr 1ul dHt
.Iur~.ilN in -iil uuHfl. between cow hu4r- uI iu
urlurh w m. aud \ u'rlurh ~. u. un -lii lIy.
lf thr NuIUt house Irtr rl rHHl county. lf
Brow u~yiilr. IA. NH~. \ NHI uIrr iul -IIH Ht IuN
lr Hltinu. tu thr highest bidder f ~h. IN
tNr right. tiiIH uuI interest lt thr -HHI M ll
Mrtaiu I'M aHl fn thr above described I.ml.
WItnr~. ft hiuI this hth .ly ut @IHrIlry.
1919 M T NANN
l III l>-I-l Sheriff Cameron County. Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
BILL WOULD LIMIT
POWER OF GOVERNOR
Senate Judiciary Committee Reports Fa-
vOrabIy on Wiley Measure, Seeking to
Take AppOintive Power from Governor.

Austin. Texas. Jan. .,O.-Although
there was considerable opposition Ia the
proposed innovation. the Senate Judi
ciarv Committee No. ! today reported
favurablN senator Wilry'S bill SEEK az
to take away from The t;uvcrnnr his ap
poiuli,c power except ,hal vested Ia him
ia the Constitution. The Liil creates 4
board of three members a. lr elected by
the people 10 exercise the %appnintivc
power. The author holds such ~ ar
|rangcmcnt would initiate ~ tin>t bald
~ NJ political machines aud tcnd -
give the STATE batter %~rr,irr.
Other bills H-lrl ~ YIN lhr committee
Care:
senator Bees hill providing for the
submission IT ra>r> un >prc al ISSUES.
uniavnrablA.
senator WcStbruuk> hill fixing addi-
tiunal an lliticttionS for County Judges
aud pruyid ~ that they must Lee lawyers
mfavorahlN.
senator llarlc,'> hill providing that
in taking dcpu>iiiuuS he opposite party
Ia the Litigation must lee NOT lied. unlav
orahl, Notice of q minority favorable
report Wis given.
Senator .Iohu>on'> hill providing for
publication of sales nuticc>. unGaNor
ahl'.
senator Cunucr'> bill prevailing that
railroads must rit attorneys fec ia
casts arts nG out 40 damages hN fire
alnn. tracks. favor lily.
senator Bees bill providing for the
elimination ~ the State tax on carnival
shows aud uth0r rNh billions WAS held tu
IT, unt ~ place - An tax measures mast
originate in the lower House.
senator MurruW'N hill giving the >u
prrlnr Court larger power in transfer
ring eases from one Court ~ civil Ap-
pcal> To- another favnrahlv.
The House concurrent resolution pro
viding for u joint committee nf the
House and Senate a. Investigate aud
rcpuri CA the oudition 81 the Capitol
was r"pnrtcd iavurahl,. ~ addition
Ia the Joint commute" at SIX lawmakers.
the state Health officer and the Pure
Fuu'l aud Dairy Commissioned are to
assist in making the inspection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
TO
MEXICO, NOTICE!

To persons sending shipments into
Mexico:
Owing Ia circulars issued lately in
the United States hy representatives uf
the - called CunVcntiunali>t government
If Mexico. | am directed ia bring a. the
attention Of prr>uu> >unding shipments
t. Mexico. that consular iuy"irr> and
all other documents y" nr presented nv
Mexican customs authorities ai the ports
Of entry under the control ~ the con
Stitutinmal government WI Mexico. shall
IT, authenticated IN their representa-
tlye~ III thi- country. al order that shipper
Or ctn~i-ncr- may avoid thc payment ui
tines and consequent delays upon arrival wv.
documents aud shipments I'D destination.
The Constituencies Government ~
Mexico controls "a the present time al
ports nf chtrv on the Gulf NJ Mexico.
the southern frontier. The Pacific Ocean
and nearly an those on the boundary
line with the United states. The only
ports of entry now controlled %, The 80.
called 'onvcnti"nali>t government are
those OF Juarcz. chihuahua. %uppo>itc III
Pa>o. Texas. AMI Nogalc>. Sonora. op
p%o>itc Nnsalc>. Arizona.
II T. Therefore advisable that shippers
should acquaint themselves with rhr
ahu,c fa't> before sending their ship.
mcnt> 10 NlrNiro a. the end that doru
mcnt> relative thereto should d. proper
~ authenticated.
The address ~ the t"u>jitutinnIli~t
Consular Agent at This place i'll:
JOSE n. GNI.IA.
Consul Clu>titutiuuali~t w Mexico.
lnll Elizabeth street.
3Iat Brownsville. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
Notice Of sherin Sale " Real Estate

The STATE ui Texas. Count! ri cameron.
Whereas. hy an rrurr nf ~iir i-~Iri uWt .I
tlf district ,+,irt rf CAMERON County. TrNl~.
un y Judgment rendered iu -lir rtlrf WV NV,
! eth day If Nrvrrhrr. A w. 1911 WV FAVOR WI
Thus. \. bN~irt lud ~ Louis Y ufun Trust
Company. Trustees. plaintiffs. against r.. ~
Manchester. defendant. ~. -1.> W. thr du,kri
If said court. did 30 thr !uh ~, W. January
1915. "a > "'cl'ck ~ an. lew nu"u th, follow
ing described tracts or parcels If lHud n Gam
cr"n County. Texas. ami belonging o. ~ai1
/. -. Manchester. t"-Wit:
Forty acres If hand. 4 part of the grant iu
the name If l.. and Il. Fernando known u~
conception IL tarricit"s AMI more Iarticularl y
described ~ constituting Farm Lots Nos. q. 1O.
L. and III. IN Block Ia of the subdivision 81
the lands uf San Heuitp Land y Water Com
pany IN said grant as deliueatrd upou and
shown by = map marked Maps ~ lands 81 San
Eenito Land \ Water company IN Cnncepcion
de Carricit"s grant suhiiyid"d for said com
Itany by Sam \. Robertson. civil engineer" said
map being dated March ~. lHu>. AMI h-ing III
record III tile office nf thr ruunrv clerk NJ Cam
crun County. Texas. except that part WI sand
Block III used TIM thr company n~ n lateral
canal tAl> reservation being hfty irtl un cash
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
BILLS CHANGE GAME LAWS
Dayton Measure Would Permit Shooting of
Deer in Summer Months.

Austin. Texas ian III Among the
three game Law bills introduced IN the
House TODAY y, DAYTON uf Cook Wa> 4
measure changing the open season for
deer from the months uf November and
December a. the nriiud tween July H.
and September ~ Another hill would
permit the >hu"lina IT dove, north ~
the thirty second parallel ~ latitude Ia
Texas from aud after October | 10 Janu
nary /. Reason ~ Galveston introduced
a bill prohibiting the killing uf prlicau>.
The new hlll> introduced in The House
toda, follow
M. 80. Icy VI mlcll: To amend thu
>anitar, law hN cnlargiu. the same aud
increasing ia" number of inspectors.
"" -. 10y Roach: Providing that The
road bonds issued under this acI shall
mature ia fortv ,rIr> from This date aud
may. ~ the untinu 81 ilr COUNTY Court.
IT, made 4" mature ia serial annual ia
>tallmcni>. with such option ~ rr.lrmp
tom a. MAY ~ fixed y, The Commission
rr>' Court
NJ 80. IN Hru>nn: EArmpting prli.
cans from The urn'i>iuu> NJ article -
and >uhircting them ~ the provisions
ui article -
~. 80. y, Er,nu: r. provide ar IT,
collection ~ taxes in irrigation di~
%trirt>.
M. I'll hN l;ri>un. Changing thr ur-u
season for killing deer from the months
"f November and December ~ .Iul, H.
a. September III.
No 81 hN DAYTON: AlluWin. the
>ho"tin. Of doves north Of The thirty.
>ccond north ntrallcl Of latitude Ia Tex
~ from nud after October | Of each year.
VI" ~; hv DAYTON. A~mrudiu. aud
rnlarein. the SCOPE of suspended sen
icurr law.
\o. 81 u, DNtnu: Allowing the
>lonting of doves ~ provided hN law
ia Cooke Comfy from aud after October
] until January | of the following wear.
No 30. lev BRYAN: Relating e. the
forfeiture. apprai>cncnt and re- purchase
Of public free school lands.
NJ. il6 ~ BRYAN. To provide Tor the
>uhdiNIdIng NJ >rctIuit~ 81 hubble free
>rh"nl land situated ia certain counties
where such rtiuu> are uniform III
quality aud Typography. aud water has
hrrn w" developed either IN wells. bitches
canals nr rr>rrvuIr>. thai the ~uhli,i
>iun> shall not ~ permitted in asses
y here there would ~ probable loss ~
he school fund u, reason NJ such sub
division.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

South and Middle Texas Will Have 10 Wait
Until 1917 for Schools.

Austin. Texas. Jan. :m.-Aftrr cX-
tended hearings on the cStabl >hmcnt of
additional normal schools. the IIoutc
Committee on Education this morning
reported %favorably three committee bills
creating normal colleges i'm South Texas.
East Texas and Middle Texas. prnyi.
sion VIII bc made for the East Texas
sion viii he made for East Texas school
out of appropriations for 1916 while The
The appropriations for 1916 while the
other two >choulS will not hr established
nhil 1919. The sum of approximately
S.oo.OoO will lr sci aside for each school.
The committee solved the problem of
locating the schools by Appointing 4
committee 10 decide this question. This
committee will bc composed Of state
Superintendent of Pubic %IuStrurtinn w.
i. Doughty. Edgar l.. %Ilanc,. chairman
81 the education committee. Railroad
Commissioner Earle u. Mavfirld Srna
tor Carlos Bee. aud Judge Nelson Ih l.
lips. of the State supreme Court.
The Committee on Insurance reported
.iavorablN 4 committee substitute for The
Laney hill which originally provided
that local fire insurance agents in Tex
aS should have aS high commission aS
agents ia the nome state Of the com
rat" oi IL per cent and u II per cent
contingent on the net profit of premiums.
thus permitting the agents to share IN
The profits. and encouraging them tu
avoid bad risks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

sil. III thr center line ~ the canal. ami resrrv-
ing rights ~ way un and across sand land Tor
necessary bitches and drains for furnishing VIZ
trr a. either persons. and for drainage ~ lands
hy such persons. and a right II WAY ~ twenty
feet around the outer edge and along a."
boundary lines ~ said block. and = right 81
wav al twenty feet along the sides of at lands
reserved for canals and laterals Tor the uses
and purposes set out IN the deed from saul Ran
I.euito Land \ Water Company conveying SAID
hand. and uu the 2ud d1t ~ ! 'hruatA. lHl'
ia, sam. being thc first Tuesday in said month.
between the hours II 10 o'cl'rk a. m. and \
O'Clock 4. m. pa said day. 40 the court h"us.
door ~ said cuuuty. at Brownsville. Texas. J
will ulrr fur ~Ilr md sell IL i'ullic auttti"n al
tho highest bidder fnr ri~h. aIl the right. titlr
and interest MI thr ~aid y. H. Manchester AL
and ~ said property.
Dated at brownsville. IrNH-. ih. nfh dIl ul
January. 1919. Nj AL NNNN.
III t>.l - Sheriff Cameron County. Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
Notiee Of sherin.s Sale OF ReaI estate.

III. stat. uf Texas. County uf Camrrou:
Whereas. hv virtue 81 au 'N''uti"u ISSUED
.lt uf the district court of Cameron county
Texas. "u 20 Judgment rendered Iu ~aid court
uu tho 10Th day 1T N%uktmhrr. 1914. Boz favor
If Thos. \. lN~art and -. Louis moon Trust
COMPANY. Trustees plaintiffs. aud against
James -. Elm and Mrs. W. a. Jewell. dr.
PENDANTS. W.. .7uG "u thr docket rf ~fid court.
| did uu th, gth diy .f IHnuHry. 1919. ut \
n'rlrck n m. levy i'uu MT, following described
tract ur laryrl nI land situate .u turrr.r.
County. Texas. umI belonging tr thr -aII Ir
Trn arrr, Va land. being part WI th. grant
IN I'M. mann" W. vi and " Fernando iuuWu H~
inu,'rriuu dr 'lrruiiu~ lud Moore particularly
described l~ farm lui " u hIiuk ~i ni th' ltui
,nnArtrt NV sam IN Robertson TN, lHrdrr'h
~ Comb. ht decd dated lrr.uIl"r .Ht l.n~.
registered in thr drtI records Ni cameron
County. IrNa-. a> suhdivrlrd hv said Robert
SON Hnl a~ drliurnt'i uTtnU nul shown lt H
mHp which ~til Robertson hr- rtI-'d tn h'
tlrd IA said records m TINT l;rnh M" Ht Iwg'
-. marked Man WIT subdivision nt lird~ ni
San Eruitn Land a Water Cumrlu, Hud uf
SAM A. Robertson NV Conception dr tHrrivitr>
iu Cameron County. San Iirnitu. Texas. jam
utry !. l.Hrl. except that part ut ~Iid hlirk ~
used rs Sau liruitu Land a Mttrr Company
a~ i lateral ,fual tthi. reservation being nifty
feet ou each side ~ the center lu" ui thr
canal and ro~rrviug rights 81 Way "n aud
acrus> >aid lind for uccr~SIrN bitches 9nd
drains and for furnishing water Go either per
SONS and for the drainage 81 laud hy such per
sons. and q right of WAY of twenty feet around
the outer edge and along The boundary lines of
said hl"ck. and e right 81 WAY 90 twenty feet
along the Sides ~ al lands reserved for canals
and lateral~ for tho Uses and purposes set rut
Ia the decd from S1n l;cuitn land \ Water
Company conveying said land. ANIL nu th' -ua
day ~ February. 1919. the same being thr first
Tuesday ID said month. between COW hours WI
~ u'clurk y. "a. and ! n'clu,k r m. uu ~lIl
day. at the rtllri luISr d"nr uf ~lii rtIuit. lt
Brownsville T"Na~. ! win u1rr iur ~llr inI -rII
Hi public lurit"n tr th' hiEh'~t hi'i'r iur cash.
all thr rI.ht. tItlr Ini interest nt thr ~HTi dr
PENDANTS IN Iud tr tN' lIuy, irSrrih'rl prop
rrtt.
Dated NV Brownsville. Texas. tui~ nth IHl ui
January. 1919 mi. T NA\N.
II IN I>353l. Sheriff Cameron County. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
UNOFFICIAL MASONIC BODY
ORGANIZE AT GALVESTON
iHN A>Suriatrd Prc>S.D

Galveston, Texas. Feb. n. Plans we're tn
hr formulated here today iur tuc urguniza
IIuu ut \ new. unofficial. Masonic body 10Y
Galveston. tu hc known u- thc Past Ma
and Patrons u--uriutiun. Order ui
ihr Eastern Star. Membership. a- the
uamr -i-ultc-. Viii hr limited "" TOW past
uilruu- AMI patrons M thr Galveston
branch ~ the Eastern Star. Charter
membership already mmbcr- -r,rutrtu. n
IL sand. Definite scope ~ ihc u~-uriatlun
has not been announced further than that
charity work. ctc.. will hc 4 feature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
PRO CAMPAIGN BEGINS
IN SOUTH AND EAST TEX,

l%aila-. Texas. Feb. IA bret cam
paIgn ~ the interest ~ Stale anil national
prohibition began NJ several East TrNa-
counties today. th" mn,r mlu-. accord
Iug ~ prohibition lradrr-. y iurcrunnur ot
y more prrirutIuu statewide campaign.
Amuu- tlr prominent mem wv lecture 'lur
m- INV present campaign are NJ III %l'aitrr
SON, former governor Nh Tennessee: DR..
luuI- Albert Ranks uI Dino, Grur-r NJ.
Morrow ~ Michigan, aud Sam Small "a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
Railway Mail Men Are Canvassed.

Fort Worth, TrNa~. Feb a. Canvas IT
the recent referendum vote ot the 2Oo
members ot the Fort Worth Hallway Mail
association on the proposition al building.
- club house and %domitory M Thu city
was expected 1" bc completed today. The
vote wa~ called January l.. and the VOTES
filed after january II. under the call. were
a. b. thrown out. The project cmhudir-
construction ~ \ thrcc-~turv brick build
ing IN the mail organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
SOLDIER SAYS GARDEN OF EDEN
is NO PLACE FOR WHITE MAN

tt"rrc puudcncc oi the A--orlltrd Pre- III
London. Feb. !. I've are here near
Alam and Evc'~ abode. the iurdcu at
Eden" writes - lance corporal with the
British forces lighting the Turk u the
country back ut the Persian gull. III -
vclN hot. and the uuuir A. a." place tor
q white man. We live ou bread. Tea and
dates. The greatest hardship ! the
scarcity 81 water. have mot had 4 shave
ur i wash tor seventeen day. W. captured
two fort and \ telegraph uiirr Yesterday
without Mn. los ~ y man. The Turk \" \
forty. some NJ the mrihud- ~ the Turk
in action are FURIOUS. a t~avnriir trek uI
theirs i- u" tan down IN close actirn WI XII
dead. and then. after thr British line hu-
passed them. they rri np AGAIN and tire XVIII
thrm from behind.
while rrtrratng. thr Turk lr,
uu"ntl, discard uum"rnu %artlrlc- III cloth
mr, lest they should impede their FIGHT.
Before their retreat hn- lasted hong. they
have "n nothing bat their shirts and am
muuitiou belt. No matter how hot the
lighting =. one can not refrain from laugh
I'M 20 the spectacle of several hundred
men running at top speed with their long
shirts ilapplng around their bare Leg"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
TEX ALSBURY'S GOT
SOME GRlP-TRY IT

Tex Al-burr. MOI" viii match Jimmy
O'kcrlr NJ ihc n1tmau thrairr u'Nf sol
urda, uleht w \ glove ,%"ulr.t. ha ii
rived ~ town. And hy ih, NAY. ,uu don't
have ~ hr introduced ~ Tex ~ know hmm.
II You Iu~t happen q" rc q -h"rt, rather
~tocky individual. 40 shoulder, c"miu-
down The street Stop him and shake haud-.
Il he duc-u't make you viurc and stand
round '~"mc.' iu-t try o.. Tex BE- her. tu
De- 40 prepared Tor the COMING contest 90
which there viii hc Zoo athletic carnival
IN which d number 80 .pt- rom thr aru,
post NIL participate
okceic h1 nat arrived. hut r expected
hurtly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

lime uf thr ,Hnull Huu r|r-rrfIuE right uf WY
VA ami across siid llud irr Hrrv->lrt ditthF
and drains frr thr furnishing WI water WV other
persons fnr thr drainage w binds hy -iFh per
SONS. anil q right VI Way uf turu.t fa-t around
the outer rlun and along tlr boundary line -
along the sidrs ~ an land reserved for canals
and laterals Tor the uses aud purposes ln ~itd
deed set out. And GA o.. 3nf day II February.
month. between the hours IL 10 o'cluek a. ~.
and u'rl.pk h. m. un said dly. 90 the s,t4rt
house door ul said cuunty. "a brownsville. feN-
as viii otter iur sale and sell "a public aut
tiun. a. thr liEhr.t bidder fur rt-h. Hl the
right. title lud INTEREST ~ The said John a.
Homes ~ aud tn einl r%rrurrfv.
Witness mt hand NJ lirutnstillr. TrNa~. thi.
nti h.t ri iHuuHr.. 1910 " I'll NANN.
IN I~.I.I Sheriff Cameron county. IrNtf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
King Rctircs from SioCkyardS.

Fort Worth. TcNu~. Feb. (; M. II. Kin.
~. Ter thirteen years general manager M
thr Fort Worth Nt"rkyard~ company. rr-
tired from that office TODAY. and was sue
cvrdcd hy W. former assistant. \. N. Stat
ford. Mr.. KIM. whu ha- been \ resident
1T Fort Worth lur ~ YEAR. lett office ~
cause "f need ~ rr~t. H. VIII r"niinuc ~
reside here. Nr. Stafford Wal horn ~
Mineral Well. Texas. IIi~ ~urrc~~or has
not been named.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

~ great deal uf what We call pleasure
j. largely imaginary. said the ready
made philosopher.
II suppose 50" replied the man who
was working on his automobile.
Now. wouldn't Won like Ia he able
Ia take = long ride without having To
worry about speed limits. or spark
plugs or tires or ANYTHING al All
Il should say 50.
We'll. here's 4 street ear ticket
Washington Star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

The new ill.mau could mot leave uu
til the limited Express. due Jt two min
utr> NJ i hlI >lfrl, PASSED. Our u.-ht
III wi> late. Nhnut 1. minutes past thr
.atrmau heard TN iu thr dI~aucr IuU
seized hi rel laurru. The engineer was
making ur Iu>t Time. hut brought h~
train ~ " >tlml>till WI thr wave ul ny.
rd ligh Iic jumped ul aud ram ah'al
"a iinl ont WIN ~ Was %~iguIlcl.
What made Won signal" ~ demand
cd nuril,. seeing uu danger
What kept We" vllml, questioned
the galrman. rhi Philadelphia Public led
-r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

.v.. said the haughtyl = tor. l%
gan my career az LesrceN" "'''
Tom troupe EaI ,bou.bt
,,,, mieh, have been one 81 inc cn'"@>
~" -I,ndon Evening STANDARD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

The dentist had Just moved into a
place previously occupied bv a baker.
when - friend called.
Pardon nae a moment said Alc den.
inst while | dig nl those enamel letters
Of 'Eakc>hup' from the front window. /"
WHY MOI merely dig un the Il and
lct il 20 at that" suggested the friend.
Boston Transcript.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-06-24
A FRIEND IN NEED.

The Pleasure That Came With . Little
Act Of Kindness.
II am one Of your new neighbors.
Mrs. Estabrooks," said cheerful voice
at our door in the very middle Of our
first attempt at moving. mo, l can't
come in. just brought you a bit Of
lunch, knowing you would be too busy
to fix any. Please call on me-just
next door-if l can be Of any help.
Goodbye
Ny husband and l glanced at that
tray with its two bowls of hot soup
and steaming little pot Of coffee and
then at each other in dumb surprise.
We had Just reached that dreadful
state in moving when nothing is In
place and the things wanted first are
underneath the things wanted last
that awful moment when q sense OF
helplessness, weakness and homesick-
ness combined swoops down upon you.
We had not realized that We were
hungry and physically exhausted. but
after sitting down at an improvised
table and sampling that delicious soup
and drinking the stimulating coffee we
suddenly knew what had been the mat
ter with us. Courage returned
Blessings on our neighbour cried
Ben.
YES" answered. "She's the 5ol
lest caller 1 ever received She haf
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