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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Die alte beimatb.


Sannoper.-SSm 8orort 8ub=
bol5 tpuroe Sic 161aiabrige Sodter
0es 9artner5 Gietidmann BON oem
81 Sabre alten 8artnergebilfen &e-
gerrer ermoroet inbem er ibr Sic
aeble o1trdidnitt. Ser Sbdter, Ser
bei Dem gater 6es Mor6ers in
steGung NOR, mur6e in Der gilen-
riebe erbdngt a%ufgefunoen.
Murid. - 3us 70 Satire alte
Srdulein 5bies itieB beim 3ubettge-
ben lire Nahttiidlumpe Inn. 9os
gett gerietb in Slammen, un0 Dos
alte 6raulein erlit BEN @erbren-
m1ngstoo.
9ablenburg.- 9ier branns
tie oas am Marft belegene 8obnbous
bes Sattlermeilters g. &riger to-
tol nieoer. Ser g6n5ltden @ino-
itile lit es 81 peroonfen, BOB Die
bef1afbarten @ebauoe BON Ser borti=
gen freimiaigen 5euermebr g%erettet
meroen fonnten. 9os ungliif lit
Inn 10 beoo11erlider, 90 ser Better
Des pernifteten @ebGnoes 5ur5eit I'M
Seloe itebt. Ser groBte Sbeil 0es
Mobilims lit gerettet, MIR etniges
6eoerpieb lit p%erbran1t.
@eitfalen.
90 ii II It er. - Ser @eTfalti9e
Notwithstanding bel4loB Die Hro=
pinciol=2 soerliferungsanit alt NIT
6em 1. Sonlar 1915 in's 2eben tre-
ten SIT Ialien. = gluf Ieinem Cute
20peIinfloe feierte Ser befannte Gent
trumsfiibrer, 2an6es0fonomteratb
Scarf Serolo, iein 2%5idbriges Mbge=
proncten= Sltbilq1lm.
Men6en. = Sic 9erren Scarf,
Moolpb uno 8uitap S6mole itiftete1
je 10000 Morf, Sruu b. grfelen5
1000 Marf, SRI. Sopbie Sdmole
5000 Marf fir oie Rationalitiftung
Ser Sinterbliebenen gefaaener &rie=
ger.
soeit. = giirgermeiiter Or. ten
9oornfoat &oolman but ii9 BON oen
ita6tiiden &0rperidaften perabidie=
Set, Inn als Sberi tlieutenant CUR
Tront ab5ugeben.
Sebentrop.- 8r. 9ebberttm,
ser Dor einiger 3eit gum @mitms=
offi5ier er1ranm muroe, bot uls flint
ter aus ser @enoiieni6oft Der Miiiio-
mare bonn fl. &er5en Seiu oos @iier-
ne &re115 erbalten.
Siegen.-M dt &tnber, Die fi6
I'M nober1 2angerra11 auf 6em Giien
pergniigten, itur5te1r bard bos bunre
gig ins @aHer. 8dbren6 es ge-
lang, flint gu retten, fornten brei,
uupo smor ste 12- un6 t3idbrigen
E0dter ser 5onniIie @ogener uno Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Duisburg. Ser l1brmader

Duisburg.- Ser l1brmader
g. Gtabl gab iid bier als @esre-
tor zines Oberbal1lener &eierpelaaa-
retbs aus uno mahte BEL Mobelbano-
Tern groBe gelteaungen. 9ierfur lieB
er lib Eropiiionen al155ablen. Gin eli.
l1er Steae faufte er fir 1000 Marf
Sudyen. Sic griminalpoli5ei nabm
i'm felt. = Die 16iabrige Iodter bes
Mrbeiters StDber p%erbrannte, als tie
ei1re11 &elIel pom Serb nebmen pollte,
nobel tire &leiber 6e,aer fingen. Iie
Mutter iudte Sic Glemmer 5u erlti-
den, 5og iib aber ielbit i9mere
8ranoma110en az.
&6nisreid-S adien.
9resoen. = Ser &ronpriw
BON sadien bat nob geenoigung iei-
ner Cur @iesbaben perlaiien fonmen.
gr befinoet ji9 mieoer ON Der Gront.
9cip5ig.-0 Die 2eip5iger Meiie
miro in oielem Sabre mie ubIid ab-
gebalten meroen. Sic beginrt am 1.
Mar5. Sir ettpaige al1smartige aau-
fer, sic iid a11genblidlid o1f &eiien
in ooer our9 9eutidIan6 befinoen
oiiriten, iin6 beionoere 5acilitaten
porgeieben uoroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

mas ii6 NIT ser Organization ser
oeutlden Mrmee pergleid}en tonnte.
Sbr ELECTROMAGNETIC Ser Sani-
tatsoienit, Ser @tappen6ienit iino> ie=
Der in ieiner Dirt, perfect un6 cine
un~m1fborlide &ueIe oes Stm1nens
fir mid. 60 iab i'd in 2aon nit
@oaen6ung arbeitenoe ~gorfebrungen,
INN su ieoer Gt11noe oes Cages uno
Ser Nadt tauienb Mann i'm 8abnbof
ipeiien 5u fonrpen. Man iteQe iid
mir Dor, mos Dos beiBt - tm1ienb
bungrigen Soloaten, alles, mas tie
5um gilen brm1den, un6 alien Sbee
ooer &affee, SEN fie trinfen mollen.
gu geben; tie aqes mitnebmen at lai-
len, tpas Tie fonnen, uno 6iefen 8e-
trieb INNER fir ta1ieno Mum in
jeoer Stunbe bes Cages o6er Der
Nadt u1fredt at erbolter .
Ser GeIepbonoienit lit Elm onoerer
m1noerpoaer Sbeil ser oeutiden Or
gmiiation Ser nit sieg gleidbeoeu>
terb lit. @adts iaB id eimnal in
einen1 bebogliden Gaum zines alten
SdloIles, bes @m1ptquartiers ser
oeutiden Mrmee, un6 Iaa1idte elmer
Sdladt, Sic auf elmer bunoert &ilo=
meter Iungen Iront uiitbete. lno
MIR, Inn cine Strobe bon 6em gu ha-
ben> mas moglid lei, lieb ser Gene
raj feline Sffi5iere peridieoene Hunfte
Ser Gront telepboniib anrufen unb
@erbin6ung NIT Sen gdiitengrdben
beritellen. Sd borte sdrapneas er-
plooieren, id borte bos @efnatter Ser
Moidinengetpebre, 6as 8aiieln BEG
@etpebrfeuers, unb 6o4 NOR Ser
nddite Hunft 5tpan5ig &ilometer uno
mande Nltnfte ooppelt 10 melt. @el-
DIE MogIidfeiten Ser gefeblsgebung
miiien iid ergeben, mem Ser 4rmee-
&ommmrbont ooer gar Ser Scatter
ieIblt NIT ie6em EunH mif ber gar5en
@efedtslinie ipreden uno feline Ser
ionlid)feit in feline 8efeble einieben
fann! @elde 3eiteriparniB I'M Ser
gleih CUR alien Metbobe ser galop-
pieren6en 8ferbe un6 eridopften So
irtanten. 8erig @un6er, baB oieie
Sffiaiere mod itolaer iino nuf bos
gro5e @erf, 6os binter Der Ge1,erlinie
geleiitet miro, ols ouf bos Gedten
an Ser 6ront ielbit. &c lit Elm @un'
6erbares, 6ieie Organization binter
ser Gront. Niemano anbers IN Ser
8eIt fonnte 6ieie Arbeit 10 gut leiiten
tpie sic 1eutiden. limo id bin nber.
5eugt, 6oB es sic beutide Srgoniia.
tion fem miro, sic SEN groBen 4umpf
getpinnen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
.euti@lanoS sie8esamS:
.f@ten.

Ser a1nerifaniide &riegsforreipon=
Dent Sa1nes S. Mr6balb, Elm 8eteran
ietnsr CUNT, idiloert in Ser @iener
aeeuen 5reien Hrelie anida11li9 feline
.ginorude iiber bie auBeroroentli1e
2eiitung5fabigteit Der oel1tiden Mr=
mee I'M 5eloe> Sic er auf DEM peit-
li9en &riegsidaaplab genau 5u be-
obadten imitar1oe NOR. Inter anoe=
REM idreibt er: IS giebt 1idts in
oteier Mrmee, mus ungeideben bleibt.
yei6ts> mas iiberieben miro. Sober
ein5elne @am bat Sen obiolnten
lelbltDeritanoliden @la11ben an oie
aQiiegenoe @emalt Ser beutl9en @of=
fen. limo 6ieler @laube allein reiht
aus, S6ladten gu getpimnen. 90. Die
Erooufte 5ranfreids baben iid Ser
oeuti@en Mrmee iebr riieIid ernie
fen, un6 Die 6e11tiden 8efeblsbober
niben ife boQ outs. General b. @m=
mtf, Der @roberer bon 2utt19, er=
5ablte mir, 6aB En- big gum 9e5eem=
ger peoer 9ebensmitteI nod Sutter
aus 9e1tti9lano gebraudt, ion6ez1
m1sidlieBlih BON SEN fran5oiiIden
Froouften gelebt babe. 9os lit elm
b06lt beoeutimes 5aftum - mon
ltede lid bloB cine Mrmee BON Ser
@r0Be Ger 6el1ti9en Dor, 6ie I'M Sent
oeslano Itebt, m1sidlieBli9 bon Die
lem 2an6 lebt uno fir ie6es 2otb
5ablt.
General b. @eeringen, 4omman=
oont Ser iiebenten Mrmee, er5dblte
mir, 6aB er Dem fron50iiiden gal1ern
feline Nrtiaeriepferoe gelieben babe,
um Tie Bel Ser grnte uno 6en Arbei=
ten fir 6os nadite Sabr 5u unter-
itiisen. Sn pielen 5anen, mo- oie
8ar1ern ale CUR fran5oiiden armee
abgegonge1 uro n11r Sro11en uno
&inoer ubrig marer, itente ibnen Ser
6eutide General Sol6aten fir oie
6eloarbeit CUR gerflgung. 9reid'
moibinen, BON beuti6en Soloaten be-
oient, manoerten bon @eboft gu
geboft, Big Die gorge grnte be-
en6et por. Damn fm1fte Ser
oeutlfe aommo1roant einen ge-
miiien Sbetl bapon uno 5oblte
oofir boar ur6 etnen glten Ereis.
@dlieBIi9 murbe 6te @om fir Dos
nadite Sabr unter Ser auffidt oert-
id,er 5ndbmdnner beiteH, 6ie SEN
2euten noridrieben, mas at iaen lei.
1ieie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @orfeb=
rungen ieben nidt 6anad aus, oIs
6ddten Die beutiden @enerdle an ei-
men @id5ug bon ibren gegentpdrtigen
SteGungen in 5ranfreib.
S9IieBIid ift es immer 6ie Srga-
imitation, Die fiegt, uno in meiner
&riegserfabrl1ng NIT mebr aIs flint.
uno5fpon8ig Ser mirfliden armeen
ser 8elt babe i'd ME ettpas geieben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

vaurlsrnbe" gum Mubme oes oel.t-
iden 8aterlnroes auf Dem fernen
@eltnleere uno our gbre ieiner topic
rem 9eiasung beldlob Ser staotratb,
porbebaltlid Der 3ultimmung Deg
gurgerausiduiies, Dem &ommanoam-
ten ser .&arlsrube," Jregattenfapi.
tom &0bler, oas @brenburgerre9t 5u
perlsben. = SIM Mlter BON 81 Sab-
rem l1urb @allptlebrer s. garro.
Seioelberg. M~tltabtrutb
glmer lit I'M sitter bon IS Sabren
ge%iturben.
Ceterrei4.unsarn.
@ien. = Die I'M Musla6 per-
breiteten Madridten uber Deiertionen
in 0iterreidiid-ungarIden Gruppem
forpern ilafpiider Nationolitdt iino
ebenlo uniinnig tpie iene iber I'm
ruben in @ien, 8a1oopelt unb Erag.
= 0os f%reimiitbige gingelianonib
ser in Serbien begangenen Seller
u11o ser baburb mltan6enen Ser
lutte. iotpie Die @riesung 8%otiorefs
our9 gr5ber5og gugen I'M Sberfom=
ma1rbo Ser SuDarmee nlaben in De-
lterrei9 Sen beiten gi1orud. &uS
eritcrem idlieBt man, oaB Die erlitte=
ne girrbuBe in Serbien nidt unbeil=
bar rro baB namentlid Ser @eilt Ser
Sruppen ur1perdnoert fampftu9tig
lei, 10 oaB bie Sperationen in Get
bien oemrddit mieoer beginrpen f0nn<
ten. Die 5peite Mttbeilung aber, 10
folgert man, beoeute oie 8erufung Ell
mes Mannes an bie Spise ser SiiO=
armee, Ser iid nidt mir in Sen met
telten &reiien megen ieines leatleligen
@eiens gr0Bter 8eliebtbeit e r frsue,
Ionoern o11d beim @eere als tiihtiger
5lbrer SOS gr0Bte @ertral1en gerieBe.
gr5ber5og guge1, Elm gnfel oes gr5=
ber5oss &arl, See 9iegers BON
Mipern, Elm Neffe 6es ~gr5ber5ogs M1=
bredt, bes @iegers bon @u1to55a, lit
Ser iiingite 8rr6er 6es gr5ber5ogs
6rieoridb 6es SHIPPERS Ser @orb=
urr1ee.
gn6apeit. - Die Huiien iesen
sic W2uIiucres qeqen Sic r1manilde1r
gu11err in ser 8ufomina fort. SUIT
oerte unbetpoffneter Manner ma1r6en
bingeridtet. 1ie Stimmlng in &u=
manien miro angeiidts Ger r1iiiiden
@altung tdgli9 erregter.
9ngembnrg.
@ormeloingen.- Dit Dem
2eudt= nn6 @ei5materid fir Sen
@inter lit es bier lebr i6ledt beitelt.
Die Eetroleum1ampen m1bten idon
pielfa9 Dem &er5enlidte 8lat mo-
9en.
9eiperinge1n. - SSm Sn11e-
rem unierer 0rtidoft bot Elm 3ug Dos
3iabrige E0dterben oes @irtbes 81.
Mi9l 6as NIT anoeren &tnoern auf
Ser GtraBe ipielte, u6erfabren uno
auf Ser Steue get00tet.
59iffIingen.-0 Ser Mderer
g. Sentgen ber11nglidte, als er bon
SEN 9enti9-Otber=Steinbrude 5tei=
ne CUR 8ergr0Berung bes &irdbofes
beranfubr. 9eim M%bipringen tpabreno
Ser Jabrt murbe er iiberfabren nno
brud bei6e 8etne.
5oitert. 9as @obnbats nno
6ie Stane 1ammt M6beln un6 SUIT
t%erporrdtben seq gdmieoes S. 3or=
oing iinb Elm &n1b Ser 6lammen ge=
mor6en, pdbrer6 6ie sdmie6e urDer=
febrt blieb. Ser g6a6en bon 1000
6rarfen lit 6urd geriiderung ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Die q euqierise.

.grigitte, i'd mub beut Gbeno 'pes'
eeben unb m0dte, boB metne Jrau ote'
len 3ettel obne @eraug f1ebt, fobalo re
mad 9aufe tommt."
,@d0n, gndbieer GER. Sd ,Dtn
i'm in bic 9oi9e bes Rodes tfede1,
ben sic foeben ausge3ogen baben. sic
tpirb fie beitimmt bur4iu9en."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
Give the Public a Look In.

The Fort Worth Record makes the fol-
lowing ommen regarding secret sessions
of official bodies: president Wilson says
the people of the country nave "A right to
know what is going on. If all the people
have such q right, why not a part Of the
people! In that ease what becomes of the
right Of the people Of Fort Worth and DIAL
La To know what Is going on in the secret
sessions OF their respective commissions? .
Public officials should realize that secret
sessions only delay for q short time in
formation from reaching the public. But
above all this, there j. one particular rea-
son why there should be no secret sessions
of official bodies. An employe owes 1t to
his employer 10 let him know everything
connected with his business. The people
are the employers Of their officials.-Dallas
Times Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
NARROW

Race prejudice l. a narrow sentiment. Ii
finds Judgment chiefly in the minds of
ignorant, unthinking people. No truly
Lroad-minded. intelligent, thinking person
vii harbor hatred towards any foreign
race merely because of actions on the part
of individual members of hat race which
may have offended him. God made the
earth broad enough to hold all the various
nations. And lie made those nations to
differ in speech. facial characteristics. Gus
toms and feelings. But lie has given unto
every race and unto every nation the right
to occupy as much of the earth a. Is nee
essary for its uses. and it i'll becomes peo-
pie of any nation TO look down upon and
hate other nations because they differ from
then
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
(BY WILLIAM BRADY, NJ. d.

within the chest. Thousands Of deluded
mortals are taking cough medicines for
~''bronchiai trouble which IN reality D.
nothing but a polyp, a thickened tnrbinate
body IN the nose or 4 diseased ton~il.
The human stomach j. habitually dosed
with worthless dyspepsia" remedies in the
futile cndeavor 10 relieve pain or ''gas" or
distress actually due IT, chronic gall>tone~,
chronic appendicitis. heart disease. kidney
trouble, Potts disease Of the spine. loco
motor a%taXia. plenrI~y, tuberculosis ~
goodness only knows what.
\ symptom, or u biz array OF symptoms,
without the Indispensable physical cXami-
nation of the patient can lead a doctor 10
but one c%onclu~ion-a good guess.
Take backachc. Outside Of stone Ill the
kidney, ab~cess of the kidney and certain
tumo.s, kidney trouble H. never a cause
Of backache. Yet Just think ~ the gallons
of alleged kidney cure poured down the
throats OF those who diagnose their com
plants IVY the almanac.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
PERHAPS.

There are four murderers condemned IA
death awaiting execution ii the Harris
county jail mt Houston. Harris county
hasn't got anything on some other coun-
ties that we could name III the number of
murders committed within lis limits, but
it certainly has those counties which we
could name considerably bested in the mat
ter of convictions and death sentences.
Perhaps, if those counties which we could
name would hang a few Of the murderers
who have stained their histories with crime.
they would nave fewer such crimes 10 dis
grace their records in future
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16

Washington, ID. c., Aug. ia number
of suggestions to help the rural pubilc
school teacher in leading his or her pupils
to see the direct relation between home llfe
and their studies are contained m a new
publication of the department of a9rleul-
ture. This bulletin. No. PSI, entitled Cor
relating Agriculture With the Pubil
School Subjects in the Northern States
contains a plan OF work extending from
September through the fall, winter and
spring TO the end of June Under this plan
each pupil is encouraged 10 undertake some
home project; that L. to say. some work
at home which will extend through a whole
season will be connected with the instrnc-
tons in agriculture which the pupils re-
.~ceives mt school. and a record Of the re
suits of which will be faithfully kept and
turned in to the teacher at the conclusion
OF the project. AT school the pupils exer-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
IS IT YOU?

What's the matter with this town
Nothing, sir. its YOU.
Are you helping it along?
Lots of things 10 do!
Finding fanlt with this and that
Doesn't cure the i'll,
Taking of your Goa and hat
Is the way 10 fill the bill;
What's the matter with this town?
Anyway? You ask;
If there's anything that's wrong,
Fighting it's your task.
Knocking. maybe. has its place,
But it's up To you
With a bright and smiling face
ID do some boosting, too.
What's the matter with this town?
Matter is that men
Find ii easier knocking down
Than helping up again;
Let's get busy right away,
Lots of things To do;
Nothing matter with the town,
The matter is with YOU,
Exchange.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
MONDAY, AUGUST 1G, 1915.
RANK ~INGRATITUDE.

Lacking IN a sense Of shame, fragrant
tourists who, stranded in Europe upon the
outbreak Of the war, and unable to obtain
cash, on account Of suspension Of pay
ment of letters of credit or other failure
To obtain money from the usual sources,
were obliged to accept the offer of the gov
eminent 10 furnish them with means 10 re-
turn home. and who. since returning. have
refused 10 refund 10 the government the
amounts advanced to them. II j. to be
presumed that every American who has the
means to 90 abroad is at least able 10 pay
his or her way back home. The tourist
class are generally wealthy. or AT least well
to do. None of them surely could be classed
as pauperS. Yet refusal on their part To
refund the money advanced by the govern
ment To pay the expense of the Journey
home either places them in the pauper
class. or else shows them 10 be contempt
(bly unwilling To acknowledge their obliga-
ton to the government-shameles>ly re-
pudiating what they should consider i debt
of honor-a moral obligation. which every
man and woman ct honor would consider
1t his or her first duty to l~iquidate.
Ii i a source Of shame 10 Americans in
general that the secretary of the treasury
has been obliged to threaten to publish the
names OF every American who accepted
the assistance of Uncle Sam under the
circumstances described and vet refuses
10 repay the money thus loaned. This he
will do by October /, unless the money i
repaid By that date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
SUGGESTIONS FOR The RURAL TEACHER

cise in arithmetic, spelling, English,
geography, etc, are 30 directed that the
value Of these subjects in practical life i,
made clear. For example. in the language
lessons. the pupil may he asked TO write
out the method which H. used III testing
milk with a Babcock tester, special empha-
is being placed upon the need for making
the meaning absolutely clear. IN the same
the records obtained from COW testing
may be used a. exercise in arithmetic and
the pupil asked ID compute the total yield
OF butter fat. its money value, and the es-
timated profit from any given dairy herd.
In the supplement Of the bulletin j. con
tanned a number Of sample score cards de-
signed to assist the teacher in rating agri-
cultural exhibits which the pupils should
be encouraged to make. The new bulletin
l. designed especially Tor rural school
teachers III the northern states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
Uncle Abner.

Since one of his friends sent old Iii
Tubbs name To an anti fat medicine
concern, Seth PIrdy. who runs the ru-
raj route out that way, has had to get
q bigger wagon so as to carry His mai.
To him.
William Tibbits our popular grocer.
says that his customers have used up
three broomS the past week to clean out
their pipes with.
Elmer Sphinx is gcttin' 10 be a dude.
lie wears carriers now and carries a
white handkerchief. What's the lady's
NAME. Elmer?
Hank TummS is waiting hopefully
for warm weather So he kin go and lay
IN the crick and soak off a mustard
plaster that he put ON his back last fall
to cure the lumbago.
Rev. Hudnutt Of the Hardshell church
preacrhes the same sermon every sun
day now. He says he hopes some Sun
day morning SOMEBODY i'm the congrega-
ton will wake up and hear it.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
The Deceptive Reflex.

Now and then a reader, ignoring the rule
which prevents IL from diagnosing or pre-
scribing treatment for persons we have not
Examined. describe, in more or less detail
his or her symptoms and asks for a
remedy.
TIL most solemn individual has "A "funnN
hone" As a matter Of fact most people
have "funny bones" all over the body. The
funny bone, however, II no bone AT all, but
the ulnar nerve; when You injurc, Irritate
or in any way interfere with 4 nerve IN it,
course, the sensation carried to the brain
H. m~isinterpreted, perhaps. \ blow on the
ulnar nerve or pressure on II n Il crosses
lust behind the inner knuckle Of the elbow
Joint causes %tingling or numbness or pam
i'm the ring and little fingers, to which the
nerve gives sensation.
But that l. nothing remarkable. There
are cases Of angina pectoris talias 'neu-
ralgia OF the heart")-angina pectoris
means literally choking in the breast-m
which she pain j. felt down the left arm
or perhaps only in the little finger, though
the trouble i in the coronary arteries sup
plying the heart muscle itself.
Why Symptoms Delude.
Why should angina, or breast pang, cause
main down the arm? Simply because the
cables are pretty close together III the neck
and the nerve current Jumps a cable The
Insulation l. unreliable, and 30 j. the symp-
tom. without q careful medical examina-
Ition to corroborate the patients state
ments.
Cough caused by irritation IN the back
of the nasal passage, the throat or the
llarvnx commonly seems 10 come from deep
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
MAY COOL ARDoR OF OUTLAWS.

The coming of a thousand more troops
10 the lower border. while perhaps not al
together necessary at present, viii never
thelesS tend TO increase the feeling 81 Sc
curity throughout this section, which has
been considerably shaken in some Of the
outlying districts by the recent outbreak
of outlawry. As The Herald has said
previously, the soldiers may a. well be
here a. at Texas City or Fort Sam IIous-
ton, and, no doubt their arrival will 90 n
great way towards cooling the ardor Of
those adventurous MeXicans who thought
they were called upon to take the entire
lower tier Of the United States III order to
form a new republic.
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knowledge Only Necessary.

Governor Ferguson has ordered an in
crease Of twenty members in the Texas
rangers stationed on the border, and says
he will make the total increase 100 If nee
'eSsary in order to afford protection to
Texas people from Mexican bandits. When
the Mexican bandits learn there are 100
rangers on the Texas border, the knowl-
edge will be sufficient to insure the desired
result.-El Paso Times.
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OTHER PAPERS OPINIONS.
The Farmers Congress.

The recent Farmers Congress held at
Austin was one Of the big functions. Nearly
1000 farmers attended. and it may be said
In absolute truth that they furnished IN
aggregate of intelligence second to no other
body ever convened in Texas. Plenty of
good craftsmanship in handling the future
affairs of the state. and We expect to hear
from several Of them again.-West News.
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The Sunday Movie.

The Dallas grand jury, which at the IN
stance of the local council Of churches,
has been investigating moving picture
shows that have been running in that city
in violation of the state Sunday obServ-
.ance law, declined to return any bills
against the offending shows. This action
of the grand jury emphasizes the folly Of
enacting laws that run counter to public
.opinion.-Coleman Democrat-N Voice.
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Houston Celebrate.

Regular steamship service will be in
augurated into Houston Thursday, the 18th
instant, when the steamship SatiIla will ar
rive from New York. invitations to at
tend the event have been sent to all parts
Of the country, prominenet speakers will
address the gathering and a barbecue and
watermelon feast will be >erved.-Bartlett
Tribune.
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ing taken possession OF Vera Cruz, last
year. He forgot TO add that the United
States forced him to back out OF Mexico
before 1t evacuated the port. II was his
insults and abuse Of American marines
that caused the United States 10 land In
Vera Cruz, and we stayed there long
enough TO eliminate him from Mexican af-
fairs. The FL Paso jailor IL doing his best
now to make him STAY eliminated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
Shakespearean LANGUAGE.

Mother-Johnny. stop ustlg such
dreadful language,
Johnny-Well mother, Shakespeare
uses il.
Mother-Then don't play with him,