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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Hn g. Ndnnar ea9ie g. Nneerion Npipiial
fir 5raucH rou WtdrDnnl. = 2dpte 81. 10 4
Su !. Ianuar 0nryp q. 9aularo, Nt 1901,
sm Nm 8. Senuar @iarp g. gsaN, gSr -2ss5,
SldurD Girobe 03 Sabre all o
gm .. 2annnr SaraD Sfoghp, Gr 1929.
Gpongou EiraBe G5 sabre al.
Kim q Nnnnar Oierrganua Nnunnaaab, 9lr.
$40, gliSlnlib SiraBe so Sabre dlf.
Nm % Januar Slorn 2. Cotton, 9ft. 2llL
GrpOihelos4ucWie. 90 Sabre l.t
Nu vnnglr G0rufllns TralD, g'H $50,
MnoreSirahc. 17 sabre alt.
FIN 3. Suuuar AnDrelu ". GeunS, W. lVl1,
Bennett Rdcc SO 1dUrC all.
glm Nnnudr Nilbeniun SreimntD Nr. 4,
Observation-Disclosures "a Sabre alt
PIN g. Snnunr 0mnruel Sreelnuo, ylr 5000,
Gbgitmi. Sirabe 16 SABRE all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
epIritno oItn. oictu3sn.

9ine Nr. i1.
Hhrenu Scr
eDiritn1itusQiCcu5s6u uriuiiiinfe,
Simmer 306 GcsidltenfDnuot
a. 0enrr Batter, @rdii0ent
Nooilpn g. Nuniflu,
Spitpb 9l Sud
9ommliidre.
Sic nQNgcnannien Eeriorcn habcu &clf
tcncn iir ciHc Grdrfirrruaa elmer Wunttnil'
Spiriiupier,2icen5 ponl T. Qini 1914 ciiec'
rciht, bic am 1ifritno, otn ~. 1cnanr
1915 nm II li0r 9oyniines IN &ernonne 6e'
5oQcu ircrOcn.
Groieiie mlncn biz 70 ubr Ndilaaa am
Samhae oea &c. Sanrar 1915, clndcrcinf
iucrocn iiir pcIde Hormnlnrc oHf Gelu@ IN
bicicm gurcln crlnnQi perbcn ion1et
5cbn 8. san9bnmmfr
66tlsGitfl
9inmc glnrciie YlIrn.
Neriopir. 9crilnliH. 1920 Grlcoits cir. .... q
1ilcrrnnt. simon, $40 Mnriic-are 4
0jurfcr icH Schn Us. i0i SfGhqrp' Sir. ~
Neruch 1imciah g. 7Oi piucn ctr ....... .
aramcr Soicph 4s6 Z. Strlder'Sit ..,... ~
C'Nciu GNpdrh. 520 g8. ,PrlitmortfSir .... 4
Muilcbdc cicorrc o. ~ Hrrlsglrc .....'... 4
Scol@ Grill o.. 1912 EulGdccrsS .... 10
Iribnn @uiidse. 2e0i 9oiierHaae. .....-. s
Clnb
nelermaaiu GINS" ioo2 %s0tdriea CIR. m
(SoW-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
anienhine Qnrmnnn.

IS nnrb am 4. 2amar 1918 Soiepbnr Sar.
mnau, 10 Sabre at. qeliebic Io@icr BON 70.
fuoct an W,itiuDci. O. Sauuar. . llbr Hadl,
miiiaqe bon ocn @ccrogunos 8arlore ron
IS Wi unocrnooo. Rr. 1910, St'Ohaie'@trafe,
aus nnii Wciic5una uui Dem a2cri Sclu
trichtofe (Sduo-Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
gln Oie 9aulen.

Cis rirsi0e Sdjrlc III Der sinbi.
llHierc 9,du.6ldiicn lest often. Sunae EdncH,
mcl0e be Ntibcrmdhcrfnnit nd6 oen nerclier
Nici0onen cricrnen molleu, ljnEcn bieS IN inr'
ser Belt burh ocn ginl6MB nl oieie dlalicn
errcihen llnierriht Wloraens. gldamiioos nlo
ghcnos Ncaneme Climber. SIM 0uuic be-
ecnnene Ir1c'ien fonnen ipGbreis hcs iinier'
riti in 0niiuurf boz SFnfietn eribelu, gidhere
slusIunlt idrlili@ rOrr niiinol0 bel SRI.
Nnhets, Wr. 302. g1sii.Saratcnns setraAr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
G6nrleS Q3nrfben.

0s itarb nm 4 9anuar 1910 GGarlse gar
theil pelc6ier ejolie bon gs!Denuna Haf
t6cN Die Neeroiaung linoet ON 1oHuerrrM
lQobnuua Qr. $50 zAo.Mlpnroe. StraRe ans
iiaii @cicbpug ami Dem o@eiiern5reoPoie."
(TdrJ-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Nhrean Der Gtrahrnbnfhbyn0s,Gp ,GpmmiNdre.
sell uiCsc, Mlb. "a. &escnber 1914.
9crieQslie aiugetsie nbreiiiri ON oeH resers
Of eirorSs ~ eare ol the Gin @selnsri nsg'
ben .. JarNar 1918, ] nbr 8orWtiin0s ~
feiuGn Vhreau. Natbbane. cnioecfn QenoWHien
iir bic gliSeligrng her ioeenoeu Sirohe ulilet
GSniraii Nr lSs.
gfgaSttfTn.NSeahe SDn Nnilrsa3ssiytnRc
~ 9urSer.Nrcunt,
Gina 5000 ftubilsBGr6s
1it sbeu anaeQceenen SebleH reptnleniNcH
Die abQeihdbien Oueniiidien Der baupnhNNe'
Ten IN oidem Gpnfyaii er0einenoeu kelieu.
Seeer 8ieier NIB ben @anicH ees Ehfesl,
le ion oer Goniraif 5ueeipro0en piro, elHita'
Qsu un0 ienem 2lneeboi ein Neriitiai Der bc
tyeienbeu Htrci6al.3G Goupognie heilnGen ~
yshsB ii0 hie eesisls brett esiidri. eie
Nefiimunncsn stiiens bcs @ieiers ioli aI9 cine
oem 8nlprnG oes eoniraiies eerarseebense
4eoinenns beirahiei iperoen
Spesiiiatcnen ioHnen AM 0riuhe in Dem
Nnrcdn Der SirdBeHontdb 0oMmiNnfe iul
Holhndue am nHo rd6 otm %. Aaae tni Gt'
,eHieer 1914 etanQi ipcrocn no 4ldne uro
8ronle sur Sriormdtion Der 8ieier duileBen
Ok 8tpnni bon $500 miro fiir toe Nethe bon
GpeSiiifatlnnrr iibtr sineu Conirnli betnnQt,
oas 6nrhoeriiaiisi piro. mcnn oor Hne,hof eih'
Sic 0ontraIt.set0ro, bsbai iih eas He8t
9er iroenD elm ODER nIle elnQeocie 81 perners
len Sin beeiaubietet 0bed hea bieiers nui
eiut .6learina SoIlie gani", sasIbar an ben
Nancr nno Siaoiraip eon @nlimore ibef $500
mr0 eoem Anaeboi bcieeilgt fem
Snhu s, Ganisrs,
lemp Rrdi ber Glrnbenbnrdbrud1.G Gommildve.
@uoens y. 8icossrs,
nsiidisi an 29 9.seRbsr 1914
ScAr 6nbcrt,f
temp 4tdiioeHi oer goriyali'HehSroe.
(3cf24 % $50. 81 .san5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
Nn6n v. EAleiinqer

Gs iiarb am g. Saunir 1915 SDgu y. Sdle'
iaaer ig einem IT. QcbcHcinOr gelicoier 5niie
bon Sreocgica DR. ShlciHaer. Sic HeeroGun9
iiH0ci Eifnhna ben 5. Snnndr 1910 AeWmii
tlQe 9 llhr non ciucr geobnuna. VT. 3OS,
9orlsaosuus, auo Hdd bcr bcuiibcl hlberilben
Ei Ban'S 0irhe. Syemonhgoemle uno Sare'
ioca, Strabe nm $50 llbr iiaii. ecuebuHg rri'
bafim (SoH4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

9hrean Der etTnRcabnrdlbrRhS.0Omm
BnlfimDre. SO. Se5enber 1914.
2ie SirnBenpHrDhruNe' eoWuItnatt " oet
Siupi Aalilmore ma0en gemab ben NerlWfiflen
ban iie bic ghilieanng elmer osidillirten Glie
allsr sngeipreibenen @nfi0noiguHgeIi, perur atl.
ten uuioiten uno aiiisrltgien gSeriDsrpplnnGtl
HebN elmer erilnfenueH Wntlc ullttllQeu llf-
Sen IN 4erbirnuHa mil Der Druocmnirnng, Vr'
oiinung uuo BuDfcneruug boH 5iufi 9ilfDe, Die
pareIfsl IN uub ihoweitiial u0n DrniO Niils
1pcune una iui refcteu 9ltniel uuo uUrDwrii'
lial ypn saurenSsGtrcfr heacu; Die eriie ue
ioaie gllleo oll eilua 10 ,5HB brett nnD be
5usiie beiasie elllen lol Gina l3 Tnn brett
peroer. ocmnB ber an o. SUM 1914 uniets
3eit5ncieu &crurDHuHa RI t0O oce Nlopots
uno Gtaoirn,bs BON Baltimore.
Die Nutoaen meroeH ln nnl beiee Gtliel
Der bfibcu Alrns (ulii eiuer Breite bon 10
JnB fir bic erlie slllfp nno 0uB ihr BIC
8peiie) eiHlGlichli9 oeren Bet eriire0en uuo
Aoenue un0 norbpeitid eon Haursnl' Sifake
Rinier Or. 1900 bis eiHi6lleBliD 1870 Srllis,
5ilis2lbenus mo Or 5o2 BE elri@litslid sos
tautsnss SiraGe leacu, mo Die btlpHnetc iu
ber Gm 30. Snn 1914 nniefseiDneien Aersrs
uuna ylg. 400 Bellhrenen nD.
unD iie geten ifrucr beruni IoiiS enk ust'
benannie etiie gno eriirenps Snrfs ietl III
bic Snipeinon aHsr odrin iIierenirien Beria'
ueT bertii ~ mo 0aD Die Cpmmlnre an
Ifrltao, brm adteH Gags i'm sauuer 1918,
um ii llbt WUfmitia95 ll6 lH iDrem enredH
In @dtb0auie iir osiI 5psd Uerfanmelu met
IhDiio LNaraDs su reoloiren. eeafn webe Gill
tpauD hon 8frioueI erbpben iUirD Die earln
iHierefiii sA fem bebaupien.
Ongeut g. ojr1uueu,
SBhn g. SanicrD,
@nrFb VI. Isnslsp
Gun,us &. auSssFs
(IesSf :SaH2.4,5) Glerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Bureau otr
liuileo NGiliDnne & electric Gpasann
nuu Qoiflninrf.

gl9iii aH bic Ntftfr u1n oianimaliltn.
NnIttnore. a. Snnn0r ln1a,
Daa Slrfliornm Bat 6cnie cine Eipihene
bon inisld Gents rrc glulhGi (i89 alf ,bic
nuincberocn slribclt bc3 1ianimiopliels ner
Nomr0nnlc eridti; bcinaic Cloioeloe w rnl
io. Snruar 1919 an sic bem oieihdii5llblnD
am T. Slnunr 1915 3 llDr &ahmltinq5. einGe
ira1cuen aliicuare fabbm @on 6eisr Gio
ocuoe megDcii leinc Nlu3nsc liir -ioaia'. 1laol
uno 0onnp Stgneril ggnc0i
eem. Onfln.
l10s5.ef3l zelteidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

1ic gclsier een onS fiGen furt Bun Nsnsm
1abcn iic @crd9tc iber @roiiamIctcn redc cic Dent
idcn 6cgangcu babcn oIcn al oos 5tontsoepartcnent
III g8aIbneton ecIanot niO naicr menidcnircunolder
un0 Observation-Disclosures &err Stootsiefrctdr ior9tc
prompt oaar oab sic 2locu Der Prciic ilitact5eit
murocn 70 Gnaitlid onit slucs Der @rcc 81 per
ferecn iidt renn es iid un Gnelnno bonoet sSabr
idenlid iiro bic nencn belgheu 9iiscn Dem Serrn
@rron icbr sclcecr eefomncu, bonn bic Gciidlgmeri
faner gebcn Inn oigcnblidlid etiuas ifor 81 2ebc
GaB aber ic6it bic Nnglopbilcnprec bcutc nc5r glt
time pcr Den Geitiden hot nls Serr @rpor oelcn
Sdmcgeriobn ia britiiher OfiBer it, cert ooraus bcr
por oaB iie feincn eebrond inodte Don oen ibr bonn
Stnnts Scfrctdr ur geriignng geiteltcn nencn scai
idcl 2igeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Gs narb am A. Samar 1915 slEsana Nrbin,
81 Sabre alt iu ser gSobHung ibres Sobnee
NenrD grblu UT. ijl, ectrnlncApeure; Sie
iInu51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Gs uirO 6ebanptst, ban in @nHuno Oas glltO6olusr
bot rena ourtbseiiibrt miro nO Die Baltimore Sin
be5eitnet oas olS iebr erireulid Damn oarnuf lbcr
acbcnO relde ghiSiGteu ciu @robi6itiouSseies III Den
Der. Staotcn auf itrcrge Gurafbrina 9aben uirOe
idbrt sic SIN tort Scr Bar lit Seller ansgeriiitet
icnc G0iftc 0irdBufbrcii ais Der &rdiocrt Der Scr
Stooten it, Sobions Amenocncnt Sead)hmg 5u per
iduiieu 0ieaed5t f0nnte er Amertoner bonn Srinfen
obbalter pcn er cihe 0ebenipoli5ei Sponc nno cine
erobc 3ahl 8eonte b6tte oenen erlonbt mare nit ee
malt iii o1l er cin3nbredct @npiere iro Seller 81 u
tcrind)cn gcrbnihtnoen nuf BEN leeltcn @croadt 6u
Dorsunehmc mlo unIiebinne %erionen nod enctn
blobei iormcuen @ro5eB nod) Sibrien 81 iddcn I'M
bort in Den 9ersperfen 5u orbeiten." In bat Die
auic 5un~ uuabiiGtif Oas Coos geihocrt weltcs
iic oen Tcutidcn piinidt Gem lic a9te ia tiir5id)
Q9ir wiiniben nidt 0aB bic Dcntideu iegen @en
Die Geutiden Dem gSuo1 Der ~Sun" gendB, unterlie
ecn nanu foinnt eil ridt ubeoeuten0er Sheil 0cs 6
lden a6rcs oes Gcitifru Ecdlcs inter Die rlliiiibe
Gnilte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
Nipinenoen.
rIs HsnNas 8saIr gtENdl.Eaaas ol'IsaI

rr Hcnnne 6sntr @frHhsrnnas citieaihoit
uun Baltimore.
Wntfimorc ben 4. Jdnudr 1915.
Cine NeActfrcic DlOibcuhc bon 4ro5ct nul
nnb rnn ben II lniii;nr 1915 5dplbos, nnroe
bcuff 0ueffrortu
(lnn581N Spbn o. Wauoef, Scirciir
Iie IUlime VnrF pon Baltimore.
@uIiiinrrc N,b.. 20, Sc8enlber 1914
bdbidhr ide ciohen6e ppii 3c5 al bic am sc
im1fseihlub am 25 Nescmbcr 1914 aeanairit
Nil,Ordfe sylluii 6ie dni uio nnm BEN i.
1nnudr oi5 5dhibat IT. Die llinfdlulbt6ldet
bIcben bs 90 encM EniuHi qehlDiieil.
0enrge y. enna,
(Iess0 :San4.1n) aaliirer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Nnftfmore. Nio.. IS. Ges. 1914.
Eie ,S0bgec tGerlnnmlnna cer sllilpnute biz.
fer Ndnl miro In Dem Ndnoebduoe 9iorolucii'
@ce bon 0ouioGOs uno Baltimore 5irafe, dm
zlfninn, Ota H. annaar 1918, 5uilden ~
llbr Ndlina5 uno lihr Nd6mliinas. SIR MabI
BET rireI.arcn uno Grlcoilun1 iolhcr Gcihdiie,
bic IN ofr NcrinnHliHa sur Gprdde ionhcn
mcGcn, 0bGc0alipa rerocH-
(Se.f022 20 Sau6 12l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
gefuuntmudjnuscn.
1cpartemcnt fir Uiieniliale @etbeiierRnden.
GRb,Itpnrirngnt Der 8meabebSrst.

Daitimrrr gJD.
Nngebpie fit &nsbasgcruno weroen bis snm
49, SaHnal 1915 Al llbr &ormltn1s, eniGegen
Geuenlmeu.
slneeDotc miiien aH ben eoafo oi Nnaro9
careiilr ietn nfo an ben Giaptfeanirnior lln
ieien BhreaH, NaigDGAe) acdHaf peroeH, pe'
a.ete bon einem ueBlayblQlen 91ed nes Nie
iers i'm 4etragc poE $1,000, ani cine oGlearin9
0plie BAN" he5ogen, 3ablenr an oen Dldppf
NIB z!abiratD pon Baltimore.
5ae NCbi pirn Durbe1alten. trgena en occt
ale Mngeboie so OerDerleH,
gscgen zpe5lriauoH uc1tc man lidl an ode
Gigcau Der 0dicuuchcr0e
& q. 9adel,
Saien Sn9sneur.
pefiifinl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
lInterBnItnnaeu.
9FMtTdDFa GltFn ter.
9LlDamab's &NcelElI.

Smel WdIlIplcIe Der
Srpina %Iacc S6cater'@eiellidaft
BON y.slu.gOrf.
~ttNltNNf ssss|ss tVAN A-s N""'fNN
yGin MabcuCater"
aniiipiel IN elisn bon Saroon.
W,itinoM,. ..............-. .DcR rs. gnnnar,
ySnfanteriIt &fiaume"
aricasi6menf 10 4 gliicn ron Steal llnn Scrner
init 0uRplftOiulngcn pUm Nsriaier ocS ,iStcbc
Wnieunu0".
9rfic acr Yiate 2Sc bic S15O.
3orberiauf in 4lbdugD's Slucisgacniilr. Nr.
. Sii-5apeiic'Girnbc l1aHo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

SDgu 0ubert,
temp, &rdoenf Der GoHiraliee9oree,
(Sani-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
6ricO55fe.
Mountaineering

&c Snhtc9'Ncrinnmiru her sftienntdber
bcs r6repeyld,Nnenne 3nn'1ertln" iuirb an
Iitniiog oclt i. ,iniiunr 1918. I'm Nurcun Det
@cyere, ilDlincu mn nor gpenos, abae
taiicN 2edbl Der Hirciicrcn etc
(Idn1) Sptn u. cnbrnclh, Gcircllr
,0pro1nlidcr 2eib. unb Grar Ntgtin",
9r 1000 liui nfh,gloenuc
Nio Snbrcs&crinmmlnn nno Acnnfien,Anhl
finoci YlitiuDm, ben &. Nnnudr Arero5 sut
fthet Z uno o llbr. iiait Auc Dhialieocr iino
crinnt 5n cficlclncn
(Sdn1 90 Vpus Nc1bcr1cr, Sirciir.
N1liimDrs. 30. =rssmber 1914.
Sic JnhresNsridmmluna Der pNlnihienb
tdinniiD NBmpaup" uirD am Hiehnnq ~ Sd
mar 1915. 1890 @gru. ion Niircdu Der Gons
rdenle Gc0aicn lveron. ..,
(2cs3t SAM. 2.A--oID Sclsefdr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-02
MEMBERSHIP CONTEST WAS CLOSED.
Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Ends Interesting Campaign.

At the meeting Of the Ladies' Missionary
Society of the Methodist church, held at
the church Monday afternoon. the meeting
was announced a. the closing date for the
membership campaign which hh~ been nm
derway several weeks, the contestants be-
ing a committee headed BY Mr.. J. X. Bull
and another committee headed by Mr..
George :. >tell. Mr.. Bull reported 10 new
members for Der band. while MR. Stell re-
ported III. At the beginning IT the con-
test il was agreed that the side gaining the
fewer members would entertain the new
members and the winners. and arrange
meniS for this are now underway. Be
cause of the payment ~ 4 years dues IN
advance. the cash income for Mr.. Stell~
committee wa greater than that ~ the
other committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-02
DOG ACTOR DISPLAYS SKILL
Collie eGts a Glue to Elaine's Whereabouts
in Exploits of Elaine"

The Scotch collie of Elaine. in "rhe Ex-
PLOTS Of Elaine" the sixth episode of
which was the feature nj the Dittmann
theatcr last night. was easily the star in
this in~tallmcnt OF this highly interesting
movie. The dog succeeds in getting n clue
10 The Whereabouts Of Elaine. who has been
chiorotorned IN her home and taken 10 a
house where She was to undergo al opera
tion under the direction Of "the Clutching
Hand" The collie led tic detective. Craig
Kennedy, and \ party Of -carcher- 10 the
house.
Many who saw the sixth episode last
night declared i 10 be easily the feature 81
al previous one. ana reports Ut future
episodes indicate that there vii b. even
more interesting ones. An episode j. in
PRODUCED IN two reels each Monday night.
The story appear IN The Herald regularly
every Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-02
B. P. O. {. ELECT OFFICERS
FOR THE ENSUING YEAR

Brownsville lodge No. 1892, Protective
and Benevolent Order Of Elk. last night
elected officers FOR the ensuing year Al the
annual meeting held IN the club rooms of
the order III the ~truman building. A..
Wayne Wood. retiring exalted ruler. was
selected to represent the lodge nj the grand
lodge. which meets IN Los Angeles. CAL.
next July. with Judge John Bartlett his
alternate.
The new officers are:
William =. West. exalted ruler.
George B. Murphy. leading knight.
q. h. Mason. loyal knight.
Emmett Dodd, lcctunng knight.
l.. O.. kuwal~ki. secretary.
T.. :. Order. treasurer.
Jesse bennett. tilcr.
=. H.. Dworman was elected trustee tn
succeed himself, the other members ot the
board beng judge John Bartlett and j. y.
McAllen.
The retiring officers are: a. WAYNE
Wood. exalted ruler; q. w. Hall. leading
knight; q. Il. Murphy. loyal knight. %. N.
Mason, lccturing knight. Lawrence Smith.
secretary; A. III. Fernandez. treasurer j
VI. Stein. iilcr.
The installation Of officers viii b. held
10 the meeting Oh March Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-02
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

This is to notify all owners Of property,
real and personal, that l will be at the
places below named at the time set oppo-
site each for the purpose of assessing and
taking renditions for the year 1915 and all
owners are urged to arrange TO make their
rcnditions ut that time.
AT Harrington State Bank, January is
to 81, inclusive.
At La Feria, State Bank, February 16
to % inclusive.
AT State Bank, Lyford, March 2 to 10,
inclusive.
AT Raymondville, State Bank, March IL
TO %, inclusive.
At San Bcnito, February ? to Is. inclu-
sive. GEORGE CHAMPION,
Assessor, Cameron County, Texas.
Hiatt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-02
MISTAKEN DIAGNOSIS-OOCT0RS
GUESS WRONG AGAIN

About Eve years ago wrote You that N
had been "a terrible sufferer from kidney
and bladder troubles. and that my phy-y
~ician informed me That my left kidney
was IL such condition that there was no
hope ior my recovery. | VA advised tO|
try your SWump-Ro a- w last resort. and
taking four iitty-rcrss size bottles, II
passed "A gravel stone which weighed ten
grains. | aftcrwurd- forwarded YOU this
gravel stone. Have had no return Of any
trouble since that time and can not say
too much NJ favor WIN y.rr wonderful
preparation, swamp Root which cures,
after Physicians fail. Very truly yours,
n. N. HORNE.
Route 4. Box 3N. RoSehoro, \. e..
Personally appeared before mc. this
3l~t day ~ July. 1909. Y. ". Horne. who
-ub-ruhcd thc above statement anu made
oath that thr same W iIr in substance and
nm fact. JAMES MI. HALL.
Notary Public.
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today. the operating officials n well ~
the employees. had already been hypothe.
Gated ana capitalized before W. were
born: that measures have already been
taken IN the i>>uanr, of fictitious capi
.talizaiion To- altorh the inclca~cd work
and productive efficiency ~ our children
and our childrcn'S children: and that
There j. no hope for thr engineer AMI fire
man and other GLASSES of railroad employ
= 10 secure an quitable.participllion ia
the fruits ~ their work ~ long ~ the
present financial control aud adminiStra
ton of the railroads is ~unrrgulated. In
other words. that any advances which
the employees have been able ~ obtain im
wages or earnings were ~ me- financial
Significance aS compared with the indie
fcnSiblc absorption of operating gains
hy the financial management NJ Western
railroads.
Finally. we shall show that ia gains
from past productive efficiency had been
properly conserved and administered.
enormous advances could IT, granted "a
All classes Of railroad employees. both or.
ganized and unorganizcd. without prri
udicc to the interests " the owncrS VT
ny IhNl"fAf INV tMF HiH'HAANi MNNNNF W.T.
Western railroads today from the invon.
tors standpoint would b. al that could
b. desired.
The points We shall submit w This
connection are:
First. That the proceeds from ih'
munificent grants III land madr ~, me
Federal and State governments ~ assist
In the building ~ Western railroads.
were moi properly used. but their value,
~ we'll a. the increased business arising
from the development az Western terri.
tory. was capitalized IN the flotatiun of
fictitious securities.
Second. That the direct financial
control ~ Western railroads. and the w
%tential control vi the economic welfare
OF their employees now rests with y small
group Of bankers and financial in~titu
tionS, which make and uumakc railroad
presidents. and which Nv their methods
Of administration ut the railroads. have
absorbed present and future revenue
gains of employees ny the issuance ~ fix
%titiOuS securities. In other words. employ
e. aud operating officials are the victim,
lOf financial administration.
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Entertains for Daughter.

Mr.. q. A. Roy last evening entertained
= number Of the friends Of her daughter.
~ Ro-alee Roy. Numerous games were
BY the guests during the evening,
most urIuue being 4 bird contest IN
four tied for the high score. The
following participated in the cutting for
prizes jana~ SHELTON. Miss Martha Dcka-
Mis-. Mar, Ncamcr and George Stell.
James Skclion won the prize. 4 beautiful
box Of stationery. Punch, lee cream and
cake were served during the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-02
2ND SQUADRON STARTS FOR BORDER.
Troops E. r, G and n Start on $40 Mile
Hike to Relieve Third Squadron.

Troops +. y. Il and II III the second
squadron. Third United States cavalry,
have left Fort Sam Houston for the bor-
der. and shortly will relieve the third
squadron ~ Thu regiment. which - I'll duty
NJ Mission and ~ Fort Ringgold. near Rio
Grande City. The hike will Ne y distance
Of about 80 miles. and will take about
thirteen days to complete. II will BE- via
Laredo and Zapata.
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PERSONALS

r.. ID. Swi~her of San Antonio j. regis
tered al the Miller hotel.
j. +. Fastee Of Chicago j. a guest nj the
San Carlos.
Paul Pollock 81 Bloomington, H., i, in
the city on business.
w. II. West OF Atlanta, Ga, j. in Browns
willie today, a guest NJ the San Carlos hotel.
q. q. Hagy Of Chicago. Ill.,. j. registered
at the Miller hotel.
7. q. Riley Of New York city i a bust
ness visitor IN Brownsville today. a guest
al the Miller hotel.
W. W. Seaman Of Milwaukee, Wis. l. 4
business visitor in the city today, 4 guest
at the Miller hotel.
Eugene b. Wiel Of Chicago. after spend
ing q day in Brownsville on business. left
shi> afternoon for San Antonio.
Charlie, PEPPER Of Dallas j. a business
visitor IN Brownsville today. a guest ut
the Miller hotel.
j.. W. Robson Of Wichita. kan~., j. a
visitor il Brownsville today. 4 guest AZ the
Miller hotel.
". A. Sohncr Of New York City i, in
Brownsville today on business. lie j. a
guest AZ the Miller hotel.
Lon e.. Hill Jr. Of Harrington ~ III the
city on business. He came down w auto
but will return w train on account of the
ram.
j. II. Horn Of McAllen j. among the Val
ley visitors IN Brownsville today. lie l.
stopping al the san Carlo, hotel.
"A. II. Woodhon~c and -. Huff vt Raw
%mondvillc were visitors IN the city ye~ter-
day, leaving on the early train today for
their home.
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QUICK ACTION WANTED.

When one IL coughing and splitting
with tickling throat. tightne~> in chest.
soreness in throat and lme--whcn head j.
aching. and the whole body racked with
a cough that won't permit ~leep-he wants
immediate relief. Thousands say Foley'-
Honey and Tar Compound i the Surest and
quickest acting medicine tor coughs. colds.
Group and In grippe. Martinez Drug Store.
north corner Market ~puare.-adv.
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MEZEZMl
Ns1zHEATRES.y
MATINEE DAILY.
MATINEE DAILY.

John Bunny in
HEARTS AND DlAMONDS-Bunny
wins a bail game and 4 girl. in a two
act NItagraph comedy.
THE GIRL AT TIE LOCk-Lubin feature
drama.
PATHE NEWS-Latest current events.
Tomorrow-"The Reward of Thrift--Ar-
ranged In cooperation win the savings
bank section Of the American Bankers
association. Sidney Drew in "A Horse
~hAe tor Luck; comedy. Selig- Hearst
Pictorial News.
Satuffay-~Salomy Jane frop the novel
by Bret Harte. Special production.
Wednesday, March l0-The nnal episode
1ar MysNkry.-
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Third. We shall show from the pub
licly expressed opinions W eminent iinan
ami financial experts hat this pres
inequality in lhr distribution Of the
output ~ the industry In wrong.
-Four. We shall conclude ~ showing
that despite the financial cXccSscS ~
railroads iH the past that they are still
financially able ~ pay reasonable and
fair Increases in wages"