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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30

presente TO couple more school,
as soon as can get IN touch with
the teachers. Now the presents
are not mere tritles like a twenty
tse or fifty cent finger ring but a
present that is appreciated by every
scholar IN school. / believe every
child will work harder for a present
than they will to avoid black
mark or even whipping. Will
some one else take up this work and
help to encourage the children IN
their worky | wish | was able To
place a present m every school IN
the county but | am not. If any
one wishes 10 make their school a
present You csA do so by writing
me at this place. Address the
Mock Correspondent; Mock, Ark.
Remember this is no money making
scheme but 4 way by which lndlyid.
uals or teachers can get their pres
ents at low price and those wishing
10 contribute TO themselves need
not write because ii will be asser-
tained whether or not the purchase
IL gong 10 the soeool aud # not
they will not get them.
Our school at Brakeblll is pro
gressing nicely and we hope at the
end of the month TO show up as
fine a roll of honor as could be ex
pected of any school of its size in
the county. The writer makes II a
point 10 VISIT the school every week
and ls glad to see every preoaution
and means adopted TO make the
school perfectly sanitary aud up-to
date. The children seem to love
the teasher aud are interested in
their studies for they know that
by obedience and study they have
a chance to win, not only the most
beautiful prize ever offered at this
school, but the love aud esteem of
the giver, and last bat most precious
of all that of their teacher, Herbert
Price.
We are sorry TO report that
Grace Mock had to take her bed
again after a couple of days al
school.
We heard that some little boy
that we hoped would win the prize
had to poke bis nose in a ring for
bad behavior. Try little harder
little man to be good and maybe
you will come out alright yet.
The parents of the children will
confer great favor on their ehil'
dren by getting them off TO school
in time for books as tardies count.
against them IN their department
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
Late County News
SHILOH

Wheat threshing and hay baling
is the order of the day IN this sec.
ton.
One more good rain and we will
have assurance of good crops.
Please don't let 'he Yellow Jack
ct and Hornet get together If you
can help it.
Rufe Waldron and family visited
Uncle George Haynes Sunday.
A large crowd attended singing
ut shiloh Sunday.
keeter Sely and family of Green,
county are visiting relatives near
Lorine.
The Shiloh school Is progressing
nicely with an enrolment of abou,
thirty-seven.
Mrs. Mollie Baker visited Mrs,
Waldron Monday evening.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
RAGAN

Elmer Sisson is right sick at this
writing.
Hattie MoKinley's children have
been having a round Of ohllls.
Mrs. Jones of the Hamilton farm
has very sick child.
The Allison brothers have a
Mammoth crop of water melons this
year.
A protracted meeting began at
Richwoods last Sunday night.
Wint Owens of Elnora was a
pleasant visitor IN our midst last
week.
b. F. Sisson Is attending court
this forte-night.
ii. A. Utley, owner OF the Utley
farm at the Barnes Bar, has moved
his family to Missouri.
Mrs. Hattie Mckinley has been
visiting her son, Fred johnson, in
hlchwOods.
Our Sunday school suspended
services for two Sundays on account
of revival meetings.
Several of our citizens attended
the Adalr. Brown picnic at Manson
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Humes, two
newly weds of holland spent last
Thursday night as the guests OF
Mrs. Evalyn Sisson.
VIM. Robbins, who has been ab
sent from home for some time, re.
turned the first Of last week.
Mrs. Wood Moore was recently
called TO the bedside of her sick
mother, Success.
Little Della Armstrong has had
gaIIIII ts ''ec' recovering. Ser''p s'' Dr.. Dr..
b ting her.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
BIGGERS
(For last week.

y - "NNHI
Here we come again after a two
weeks absence.
Gee, but We are having some hot
weather.
Wheat threshing is the order Of
the day.
Harry Crawley, wife and baby
visited at Birdell last week.
J. 5. Riley has installed a Corblr
light plant IN his dwelling
Mrs. Dick Brown has been on
the indisposed list but is up again.
The melon crop will soon be
ready to ship.
Joe IL. johnson had business Al
Pocahontas Saturday.
Bunk Arnold and family, J. S.
Riley and family, Joe Greggs and
Essie Totty enjoyed fishing TRIP
on Black river Thursday.
Several from this place attended
the picnic at Reyno Saturday.
Marion Bush and family of Sup.
ply visited friends here and attend
ed the picnic at Reyno Friday and
Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
ATrICA

Rev. w. J. Williams has been q
SLOAN holding a protraoted mees
ing.
Frank Thompson and family az
Riohwoods are visiting relatives
here.
Albert Lacy aud family OF Wa
nut Ridge visited at the houie II
w. X. Lacy Friday night.
5 Z. Roberts has sold biz kGg
baler to John Sage.
Sam Legate of Maynard was bese
Tuesday and made picture Of ths
school.
w. I. Deayer and family visited
near Blggers Saturday night and
Sunday.
Tom Foster aud other parszz
caught fish out of Fourehs aax
day last week which weigbeA g
pounds.
q. X. Purdy visited home folks
near Brockett Saturday night IH{
Sunday.
Joe Snodgrass aud Rich Gtas
visited in the bottoms Saturday
night.
Our school Is progressing nicely
with an enrolment of about "a
scholars.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
MIDDLEBROOK
We are needing rain.

We are needing rain.
Ben A. Brown and wife Of Poea.
hontas visited at the home of his
fSther, w. A. Brown, last Sunday.
Aunt Sarah Luter is on the indis-
posed list this week.
Tom johnson happened TO a very
painful accident by getting his foot
caught in the hay baler while baling
hay.
Mr.. Pace of Pocahontas was
here Monday interviewing our farm.
ers and buying some wheat.
MIss Eta Hagood Is suffering
from sticking nail in her foot last
week.
Rev. Johnnie Yarbrough Of near
Warm Springs is here this week
helping Bro. Williams in a meet.
ing.
Tom Roberts, wife and little
daughter of Glaze Creek took din
ner at the home OF 5. M. johnson
last Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Parish and daughter
of Doniphan, Mo-, were here last
week visiting friends and relatives.
Ed Shipman and family of near
Doniphan visited at the home oi
Mrs. Lilly Brown Saturday night,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30

Miss Laura Pettyjohn, who lzs
been sick, IL able TO be back re
school this week.
Most every one from BirdeH -
attending the Hubble Greek mee,iag
this week.
Quite a crowd of Imboden people
spent Tuesday Of this week here
hshing.
q. w. Campbell, wife aud so
of Texas are visiting friends aud usL
atlves here. They visited NJ.
Campbelrs brother near Walnat
Ridge last week aud at the homa q
III. M. Barden Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
BIRDELL

lrs. j. w. MoNalley and chill
. Of Memphis are visiting at the
he of Mrs. McNalley's father,
W. Lovern.
sorn TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. b
el a fine boy on last Wednesday,
!. Level Is spending the summer
b her mother, Mrs. Story.
Vlll Campbell and family have
red back on his farm near here
r making a crop in Black river
oms
Iiss Nell Hufstedler left Satur
for Mount Zion where she will
b the summer school at that
e.
lewls Shelton and family of
sean are visiting relatives IN
vicinity. They spent Saturday
hsblng.
ar old friend j. M. Simmons
others of Alicia brought about
.Ausbels Of wheat to Hufstedler's
week. Bring your wheat here
and you will always come
.sses Carrie and Fay Campbell,
zie Traw and Allie Slayton visit
Misses Kate and Myrtle Hufsted-
Monday Miss Slayton and her
her recently returned from
lows, Cal, where they have
n for the past year with Mrs.
yton's son, Wesley. They will
( here for some time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
HIGH POINT

1t is getting dry around here. A
good rain would be great help.
Roe Marlette and family visited
at the home Of Dolphy Marlette
Saturday night.
Elva Marlette and family visited
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
OLD JACKS

Several patrons of this school
district met Monday morning and
cleaned off the school ground and
are preparing for the speaking tn,
l4th of August, but the work done
will beautify the school ground.
Miss Addie Wells and brother,
Oliver, went to Sedgwick last
Thursday to visit their uncle, John
Ward.
Auther Hulen and wife were at
this place last Tuesday in their
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30

NQtra Mock, the teacher of the
Palestine school, has given the
writer permission to give a present
to the pupil making the best i'm
provement IN department and
studies during the school. I am
also making a present to the Brake
hill school and intend makIro
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30
piles Cured In s to a Days

Your druggist will refund money n RAzH
OINTMENT fails 70 cRre any case Of ISchaEE
Blind, bleeding OF Protruding Piles in 6to ItdasF
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-30

Dress shirts, 81
value nov
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
SEVEN WONDERS RACE
CLOSES; WINNERS TO BE
ANNOUNCED WEDNESDAY

The Seven Wonders of Tacoma
contest came to a close this noon
with more than 500 sets of an
swers. These letters will be
checked over today and the Won
ders will be announced in a day
Or so. A second checking will
then be required to choose the let
tiers coming nearest to the won
GERS winning the majority of the
votes and decision also will be
made on the short essay on Taco-
mas greatest wonder. The final
announcement of the winners will
be made Wednesday.
A partial list of the latest con-
testants is as follows: Jack
Slater, Franklin; Royetta Scan
Grett, Mann; Tillie Tensvold,
Rogers; Jack Cowan, Mann; Ma
rie Thomas, Mann; Agnes Rum
ming, Sherman; Louis Mcneil,
Sherman; Kathryn Sattler, Bens-
ton; James Sattler, Benston; Mar
garet Limmon Mann; Edna Sur
face, Hillhurst; Fay Browning,
Electron.
The following pupils in the IA
grade of the Grant school wrote
letters: Priscilla Powell, Bernard
Henly, Jessie Jackson, Frank
Ryker, Isable Hicks. Herbert Gus
tafson, Fred Ohm, Raymond
Stone, Joe Mesterm Irene DoraE,
Lester Larkin, Dora Torgesen,
rival Iverson, Madelyne Lester,
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/ Lowell Hunt, Warren Moorhead,
Richard Felix, Henry Palm, Alvin
Harrison, Jean Sherman, Clar-
ence Miller, Andrew Moe Donald
Murchison, Harold Chapman, Wal
ter Harrison, Doris Brown, Wal
ter johnson, Joe Caneloo, Elsie
Iiefflen, Margaret Macy, Grace
Taylor, Kathryn Chester Lau-
renee Zillman, Porter Liggett,
Margaret Allison, Dorothy Carl
son, Dorothy Peake, Jack Waller.
The following Franklin school
pupils wrote letters: Alphylde
Anderson, Christine Malstrom,
Sibyl Burkhart, Walberg Nelson
Cleva Dunn, Elena Hart, Janette
Mcdonald, Forest Ritz, Marion
Hooper, Anna Tuell, Julia Han
sen, Alice Thrane, Edith North
strom Ruth Ritz, Mary Bush, Elof
Briggs, Mildred Fan Buskirk,
William Mckenzie, Magdalen
Dembiczki, Ida Darres, Roy Hal
len, Seymour Young, Edward Roe,
Howard Collins, William Neiman,
Winston Williams, Viva Lndd, Lo-
tus Stein, Daniel Lillis, Thelma
Greene, Blanche Smith, Margaret
Paul, Sigurd Olsen, Frances Mir
ply, William Redemayne.
The list of names will be COM
pleted tomorrow. There are
large number yet to be checked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
CITY ELECTION AT
MILTON TUESDAY

MILTON, Dec. 6.-Milton will
decide tomorrow between two
sets of city candidates who stand
for extensive str eet improve
ments, on the one hand, and
economy and only the necessary
improvements, on the other.
Following are the tickets:
Independent ticket-Advocates
big street improvements will
lam Keller, mayor; H. C. Rich
ards, treasurer; Frank Canada,
d. III. McEwen and Norman la
gan, councilmen.
Citizens ticket Pledged to
economy and only most necessary
improvements) Thomas Short,
sr., renominated for mayor; Mrs.
I. Gribben, renominated for treas
urer: George Kennon, renominat-
ed, Eben Pearson and Mrs. Alice
Smith, councilmen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06

Harry Rowland, Alysse Russell
Idilie Krause, Byrdice Reeves,
Vera Mae Slaughter, Evelyn AIM
quist, Corinne Larimore Perry
Harden, Blanche Larimore, Ruth
Jones, Dorothy Burmard.
These pupils of the Sheridan
school sent answers: Earl Davis,
Elizabeth Klos, Sarah Hunsber-
ger, Alice Byrne, Berthine Larson,
Arnold Cassidy, Paul Payne Les
lie Soule, Olive Hatfield, Leslie
Clark, Florence Davis, Hazel Earl,
Edward Warning, Bessie Bjorn-
sen, Pauline Williams, Gertrude
Marthugh, Lauretta Duncanson
Clara Strauch.
The following pupils are from
the 7-B grade at the Grant school:
Warren Olson, Walter Meyer,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06

Baby Silk Toques, $1.25 to
...... $1.S5
Baby Wool Toques, 35c, soc
and Csc
Baby Shoes, Strap Sandals
and Moccasins, pair -. soc
baby Bibs ....1 Zoe to $1.OO
Baby Feeding Bibs. 15c, 25c
Baby Long Coats, $1.25 to
80. $8.05
Baby Short Coats, $3.50 to
'..... $0.BO
Baby Long Dresses, 65c to
$3.50. 4.5O
Baby Short Dresses, Csc to
...... ............. 1906
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06

at Olympia

OLYMPIA, Dec. 6.-state su-
porintendent of Schools, Mrs. &c
sephine Preston opened the annu-
al convention Of county superin-
tendents here today. Superin-
tendent III. II. Cox of Pierce
county, will lspeak Wednesday on
School Apportionment (" and
Frederick Heath Of Tacoma, will
give talk on Model Rural
school Houses"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06

Miss Janet Fish, niece Of the
late Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, and a
prominent New York society
woman, has been sued by Daniel
II. Morgan, millionaire, for
$4,000 because, he alleges, she
turned his mansion into kennel
for her blue blooded dogs and
damaged 1t to this extent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
To Give Dear Little Baby

Gifts to interest and please
him and to add to his personal
comfort.
Anyone who wonders what
In the world TO give baby"
should visit our baby shop.
The problem can be quickly
solved.
-Baby's toilet accessories of
celluloid, some plain, others
with dainty decorations.
Comb and Brush sets, SOC
10 .... .-..... $500
Powder Boxes $500. SOC
Soap Boxes ........... soc
Tooth Brushes BIC
-Bathtub Floaters to amuse
nm ..''.. '..'.. Soc
-Rattles and Toys of cellu-
loid, 25c, 35c. soc and -. .05c
Baby Coat Hangers 500
Baby Carriage Robes, S1.25
10 .... $3.95
Baby Kimonos and Sacques
of crepella and cashmere, 75c
10 ......... $3.50
Baby long Kimonos of CASH
mere and crepella, 81, 1925
anu $500. MOO
Crochetted Wool Sacques,
oOc TO 49,. .. 81 80
Baby Knitted Hoods, SOC
ana .......... 75c
Baby Silk Hoods, SOC to
$3.50. 80. ........... $3.50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
DECIDING
GAME AT
LINCOLN

Lincoln Park sophomore and
freshmen basketball teams will
bIay tomorrow afternoon TO- the
school championships. The game
vas TO have been played las. Fri
~. but the first year team was
nhot 20 pieces end Coach NAL
1ofy allowed the postponement Of
re eame to enable the babies to
ctfoogthen.
opinion 1t Lincoln Pork seem
n favor the second year team
nay have passed through thu
oeaoon without . defeat ard ap'
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pear the strongest aggregation of
any of the classes. The seniors
have strengthened their team
since the sophomore defe. t and
asked for another chance. It was
denied.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
Interest In
Mat Contest

The appearance of Joe Crumt
cid Walter Padelford this wee',
on the wrestling mat at Stadium
high school will do much to slim
ulate interest In the north enl
school over the coming NEE. with
the Cushman Indian school.
While Crumb will be able Il
7restle, Padelford has hardly re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
Just What I
Wanted, Says the
Man Who Gets
Slippers

"A gift that adds pleas
ure to homecoming and
home staying. He isn't so
apt to roam IL he's COM
Portable. Hence slippers
are safe to give.
Tan and black Remeos,
elastic sides, wide hand
turned soles. Pair $3.50,
or with stitch down soles,
pair ..... -. $500
Tan Romeos with warm
lining, wide toes, hand
turned soles, pair. $500
Opera and Everett
styles, black and tan, wide
toes, hand-turned soles,
pair -. $3.50
Mems German Slippers,
pair $1.O0
Mems Slumber Slippers
for the sleeping porch SOC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
COLO

DEM
orado V
ary i.
In al
the sup
yesterdI
authorl1
upheld,
that eli
cial cha
ity to q
after t
vote OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
Classes Are
Let Out For
the Movies

MONTESANO. Dec. 6.-School
children are to be. let out Of
school early on Wednesdays IN or
der to attend a motion picture
show to which the management
has given them free admission.
The teachers regard the educa
tional and travelogue pictures as
important as geography.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06

Ua1n1el
and so
to May
u Gill de
the time
should BID
tinuous "
the noun
In the
sharks W
= cities sim
was bite
two conn
cause for
according
But toda
ton shou
Il adm
taking u
that you
Prai
PLEASED
Seattle
Tacoma's .
name of
Fawcett
that the
up the y
1.-The !
fine. Fla
Gil today
with a 6
page adv
quisll tn
showed
attitude,
h think all
"Follo
day char |
Guile to q
cally emf
had to \
Of Mayo
the Seat
matter
Fawce
tended t
Daughte |
luton Il
: the nam
The OF
name of
is Mary
''Thes
| looked
| name wi
the may
Rain
with the |
the fact
America
| sounds |
:. daughte
diers to
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covered sufficiently from his In
juries sustained during football to
take a chance this early in the
season.
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for an American youth to face
death as a spy In : foreign coun-
try.
After months Of imprisonment
in an English prison, where he
would have been executed a. a
spy but for the activity OF the
state department and Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, Kenneth w.
Triest, the young Princeton stu
dent IL safe at home again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06

when in doubt give Kerche safe rule Christmas
ing.
These famous Swiss Alpine Kerches quality pure
linen with dainty embroidered
terms in beautiful gift box Wonderful value
Another dainty gift box contains
with dainty embroidered French
LII git poA ior Soc
INITIAL KERCHEF CENTERS,
Pure linen with initial
eacn 10c
Wonderful values in Embroidered pure
iineh, at Zoe and 35c
Kerchefs in Gift Boxes for
| the Little Tots
Santa Claus will be fairly bewdered
ul showing-so many, little styles
these to select from
Mother Goose designs
Miss ONeis quaint little Kewpes
embroidered initials in colors and great many Others
The gift boxes feature japanese
laid wood box with puzzle inside Others with
sorts of quaint juvenile designs.
Three Herchies in box priced 35c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
WHAT THE WAR
MOVES MEAN
fCn,tsn1ed from page -,

j +. i
serervthfn- himself He Is ca2s1re1
F,- f-rTzr 10 crxans-e 1aa asw zrEnF
ana to coa1rc4 the production OF E7ar
s-s-yu7ss= Al TIE same time LCS6 Aatc,z-
erar,s ceafrz77s1 tendencies hare PRE-
( FEous2r been pointed Ont rE Ensassa
critics N under the surface KsFs
since 11e war began. Int no open
fault has been toEad with his icT1-
ssiu's constitutional inability 10 dsae-
gate authority 20 Others The present
] f-cs5ent NJ. crEE shows a growing
irsrasseress among Ezglisa7sn Al the
slight progress Of the va. SzI ALSO
indicates hoE the press1re OF Srztlsa
pubssc Opinion Eas modified the early
Dominance q the censorship
ReDo-rs hare been n csrc1s.rloa
surzrr the E4eE rst Austria has Oh
fs-ad 10 purchase Italy's neutrality by
-=Ssur the Trsrti1o with the 2rcvlso
that Tie transfer b not formally
made Tftal after ths war ITALY Is
said 10 hare accepted the cf1e-. but
this report Is not as iassstE1t as the
one that the offer itself has been
made. There gre Increasing inds-
cations that the king OF italy Is exercss-
ing his Influence against ET OF
adTsn7ara His majesty seems o1-
- - rs 1-azsn- ,.1nfT5ct fx,r the
- --.s-;,- T-a.-e and Ts.-5s
= Ia ,ssca Re Tren,fnr can be
-ss--s
1,---r--z ~ ea,e-aT neace and Of
--.-s-.s-,- r. -a-.-aIa r,esre nv
800 So 49, :, <rircr,la=io7 dr,r.
-. -. - n rs,- o,.-ars n
-,..s.E.f. ~. ,T7e .-s.ysans win
- cs-snv -rs ri.hazw from
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11

ent rcisce regulations for use 7nf foei
M stree. railways and TIE city WORKS
The Cons-zztincrEe corresooncens
or she Frankfurt Gazette reports rnar
recent attempts Of tsae triEas eH-enfe
AZ sof1 for permission - sens IN
army ccrr. across Bulgarian soai. was
fatty rejected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
AssAsslN Acquitted.

PARIS, April f0.-captain Herai;.
French army officer, who shot and
killed his pretty young wife because
she insisted on remaining at the front
with him. was acquitted by . court
martial here late tonight
Captain HeraiIs case attracted
widespread attention. When his wife
Visited him at the front several weeks
ago, he was warned by his superiors
thar she must leave. He twice order
ed her back 70 Paris, but each time
she postponed her departure. Captain
HeraiI was then notified unless he
sent his wife away at once he would
be denoted and publicly disgraced.
When she still tArriec, he shot her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
Dead on battlefield.

LAREDO, Texas. April 1a.-Night-
fall found the Sanchez battlefield
srewn Nth dead from the sharp
struggle tia. waged from 10 O'Clock
on
This battle was the forerunner g.
another for possession OF Nueyo La
edo. stripped Of its garrison, the iowa
.y-szf1t sg 6etsnseIsss. but the wa-rirg
factions are advancing rapidly toward
!, for q dectasye assault :.
Rerorts II the Sanchez fighting said
yffEstas gained the advantage fro1l
being ecraopsd with srliilsTy-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
Expect Sunday Battle.

/ Expect Sunday Battle.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. April To-
Scores OF sighHeerz socked into the
city tonight. anticipating that at sun
rise tomorrow they would find VII
ilsstas and Caranzistas arTayed In one
of the big struggles that are now de
Gliding Msxico's fate.
The yiIIista irnn ring around the
city vas still further frightened today.
Il preparation for the long delayed
assault
The yfliista commander drew his
forces from the southwark
The American border patrol re-
doubled its wstchtEIness tonight ex-
pscttng that On the morrow their SER
tees mar be needed IL bullets znd
shells sputtsr INTO the city.
The most striking thing about the
yiI1ista army Is the youth OF its So
dIsrs. Many OF them are mere slips
OF 5oFs. Scarcely any are more than
s7s or - years Of age. Many are 1G
and under The commander hinse'f
fs onIy %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
the Lake Shore railway and wal
struck by the Chicago to Buffalo fasi
passenger train.
No BOXING in Cuba.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
HAVANA. Ajrii 1o.--The senate %
day passed q bill prohibiting any
kind of boxing in Cuba Agitation
over the wiliard-Johnson tight hrousns
the bill many supporters.
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shall bs Applicable no. Only 70 those
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communion. be Actually sngazed In
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Killed In Automo6jIe.

United Press Leased Wire Service /
CHESTERTON. Indiana. April 1e.-
Raymond Russell 20. porter, Indian
apolis. and Charles Yearson, l., Of this
city, were instantly killed. when al
automobile In which they were riding
crashed through the crossing gates Of