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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
THE BLUE BUCKLE,
BATTLING MYSTERY AND BREATHLESS TALE ADVENTURE
Author THE Red eRmniF Cspw,nEtc

sides, Helderman had first spread the
report about the smuggers-and-afte
wards ! saw YOU IN Holderman's room go
Nelther father nor daughter could have
known of the desperation with which hS
spoke. He instlnctively distrusted Hell
derman, just as he had bllndly trusted
nor. But having seen her, not once but
twice In the company OF that unscrupu-
Ious man, he felt that he must demand
an explanation
Ihe look that came for an instant
over Mr. Ballantynes face told how
ignorant he was of this association 1t
was followed by a flaming look of wrath
The blood of his Southern ancestry was
aroused. He held himself In check. but
nus eyes blazed omlnously. The girl
shraHk as II from a blow, and drew
near to her fathers side.
You mean the Mr.. Helderman who
mad such strange manners2" she asked
coldly REFRESHING every other emotion In
order to make sure of hs meaning.
'Of course, / could imagine then that
you-you had gone there to secure his
assistance-that ls. 1t seemed that way
when ! supposed YOU to he the wife Of n
sinuggIer'' Rutherford explained miser-
ably.
had gone therol Ito his rooms?
Is that what you are saying?" she cried.
Why-1 saw YOU there, Just as 7 saw
YOU up at his home on Riverside Drlvel
You remember that dress-the one with
the trailing fringe"
Oh. how could you. how could youw
she stormed. Father, he believes Il!
He believes II Is true! He thinks L"
Her voice broke, and she buried her
tace IN her fathers shoulder Tho white
haired man pushed her gently aside He
turned upon Craig like lion lighting
for its young
You scoundrel" he cried. You must
answer 10 me for this"
He struck out blindly. But the weak
ness Of his recent Illness and his present
rage were too much for him. Down upon
the floor he dropped, in a crumpled heap.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
CRAGS JEALOUSLY GUARDED
PASSENGER ON BRITISH SHIP
Thorn in the Side of the Customs Inspectors and Officers
of VESSEL Though He Looks Like Big Mop

on board the British steamship Man
chester Exchange, at Port Richmond.
awaiting shipment to Chicago Is pecu-
liar bunch OF hair which is classified as Il
sheep dog valued Rt $3.50 Crags is the
name the steward of the vessel calls the
animal when he wants TO give II it's al
lotmGnt OF food for meals. II answers
to that as well as any. But Crags Is
thorn in the sides OF the customs In
spectors and officers of the steamship.
They are afraid that he will get lost or
stolen and then some one Will have 10
pay the value OF the animal TO j. c.
Shaeffer, OF Chicago, TO whom 1t Is con-
signed In consequence Crags Is
watched constantly.
Crags has a pedigree twice as long as
his hair, and that Is going some, lie is
so completely covered with the latter that
he resembles big mop when he is curled
up asleep. In his native land, France,
Crags was a sheep dog. II Is said that
he could guide flock better than a
human being. His sagacity was much
land. Mr., Shaeffer heard about him and
decided to obtain him,
The dog made the voyage across the
Atlantic on the Manchester Exchange, but
when he attempted to land he discovered
an official OF the Bureau OF Animal In
dustTy had ruled that he would have 10
spend a week under strict quarantine be-
fore he could be landed symptoms OF
contagious diseases which might be passed
on 10 the dogs in this country were
searched for None has been found. and
Crags will soon resume his journey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
QUESTIONS AM ANSWERS

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The rhotoplay Editor Of the Evening
Ledger will he pleased to answer ducs-
tions relating 10 his department. Quest
tlons relating to family affairs Of actors
and actresses are barred absolutely.
Queries will not he answered by letter.
All letters must he addressed to Photo
play Editor. Evening Ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
Stock


AMERICA N--''Today" George Broadhursts
hectic tale OF an unfaithful wife, seen at the
Adelphi this winter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

ADELPHI.-"P O. My Heart with an ex-
cellent cast. Hartley Manners popular and
amusing comedy Of the impetuous young
irish girl and what she docs to sedate
English family. Fitst-rate amusement. .S:l5
BROAU.-"The Blue Envelope with W. J.
lures OF gentoman who starts for hts
plantations In Cuba and ends up In the
society of The Clinging Vine" Nothing
new .,..,.......'..,.... '......... .'S'lJ
FORREST-The EVENING LEDGER's Mot on
Pictures OF The War. 1900 feet OF battle. with
great war In action. ......,.,. .2:30 and $50.
GARRGCK.--" Seven Keys to Baldpate," George
Cohans mastery Naturalization OF the story
of the young author who went up to a
deserted inn In winter TO write novel. The
audience encounters many surprises ana
much humor. The principal success OF last
season .''.'.'.''''''..''''' ''.'''''..'..''Sl
LITTLE-'The Piper" with Edith wynns
Matthson and the resident company. Jose
phine Preston PeRbody's stratford prize play,
which deals skiltully In blank verse with
version Of the Pied Piaer' ..........S $50
LYRIC.--Robert Muntell in shakespearean
repertory. second week. Wednesday matinee.
chant OF Venice; rhursday "Hamet"; FRI,
day, king John: Saturday matinee anl
METkDfOL LrrAN.--Ur Wolf Hopper and GIL
bert and sullivan Opera Company in reperlory.
second week. Wednesday matinee The
lanthc." and Friday and Saturday nights
and Saturday matinee, The Mikado. ....S:l Is
WALNUT MileEtOnes'' the English comedy
hy Arnold Rennett and Edward Knobauch.
in which the adventures Of family OF chip
builders are traced through three generations.
company OF English actors play the
piece .'.'.'''sss'.''''' 'S.Ib
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
RESORTS
Atlantic City. n. J.

leading high-elass moderate rate hotel
ALBEMARLE Gp Gs9s 559 1Ss steam a'i5 heas s'1is sis
yator sun parlors, rrl baths, etc. excel
table, evening dianers, orches. Sneclal-siO
up wkly.; s. up daily. Rooklet J p. Cope.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

THE WINDSOR IDEAL location. on tbs
ocean view sun parlOra. BathA Booklet
Miss Haipin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
STEAMSHIP NOTICES
SLeamer Queen Ammo

Books now opened for charters. Combination
day and evening trips Excursions 10 River
view Beach "A. 5. WILSON 2tel So goth St
Write for B0oklst E1curslons eseEs > heFo-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
Vaudeville

KEITH Mime. Nazmova in war Rrldes' /:
Paul Conchas: Claudus and Scarlet in The
Call Of the SiStes'; Mack ana Orth in The
Wrong Hero: cleo Gascoigre: lie Roy and
Lytton in "EsiGhbors'; Boland and Holtz,
Four lie Grohs and Hearst-Seig pictures.
NIXON'S GRAND-The Omar Opera Company.
Rarto and Clarke IN 'Marooned'; Joe Bar
rett and Joe OPP in ''AGr9ss r the Rorher,,:
Francis r. Murphy and comedy movies.
GIORE-Stnley and Birheck IN "Transforma-
ton; Mr.. ard Mrs. Mark Murphy In The
clare: Dyer and Fay in What's 1t All
Ahout2'' Little Miss Jean the Three Oscar
dos; Frank f. Gordon, and Delbeam and
company.
WILLIAM PENN--Emmet Dewey in HIS
wife's Mother; Friend and Downing. Mauds
Muller and Ed Stanley the Gardner Trio,
Sat NRzaro and Company and the Wander
Koors in The Quacl Illusionist."
CROSS KEYS thrst half ~ week) --- The
Hunter and the Maids: BlgelOw Campbell
and Royden Norton and Ayres, James Ken
nedy and Company in Captain Smith" Du-
rand and Russell and the Herhert-Germains
Trio.
KEYSroNE--RnIy swede Hall Co. Lever.
Neyarros. Carrie Nagel & Co. and Leonard.
NIXON--Rosa Valeria Sextette. PrestO's Song
Revue, Nelsman Family, W, ]. Coleman and
Adar Co.
Stock
AMERICA N-"Today." George Broadhurst's
hectic tale of an unfaithful wife, seen at the
Adelphi this winter.
Burlesque
CASINo--Joe Hurtig's Bowery Rurlesqusrs,
with Fitzgerald and Quinn and Mabel Nor
TRoCADERo-"r Beauty Youth and Folly
Company" with Harry Mack Nina schall
DTiMoNTs-Dumont's Afinstrels in The Dope
Fiends" and "unce Toms Cabin"
GAYETY. TY.-"Welngartner's Show"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
NOT
BEING MANNED
CARRhnzA CONSUL DECLARES
There is NO REASON NOW 10
EXPECT FIGHTING

The Carrunza runu ullte WV Brown fia
today doni'l report that fhe tauauta
garrison had been rri hcd utr th" iIenrhr-
w Matamnrua IVY anticipation lI trnHiNr
from the mth ~ un tHlfd thai tNr
territory around Natamntps "rf m
danger of invasion. at iea lnf fnt pres
cnt. and thaf there ua H" nn tnr uH-
usual military HrlfIrilv m fhn nHN
A rumor today dt.f General lui ta-
ballcro Wa defeated ln a h-hf fe-tcrd'f
at San Fernando un dI prn ru hF thr
cnu ulat.. rmrh rshihHnd nr HEa rf
ccired from General 'ahalI'rr. fr'rtr0d
last ulebt. n whch ihe commander a..
.urrd a cItizru here ihnt hr would hr rn
tircy safe wv travelling truN MniHmnrr
~ JImincz. about forty mlf n"rihr.li "i
Victoria aud nearly 100 milcs -ouih 90 San
Fernando The mes sage wn dated III
Jimunr1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30

Nothing -uccrrd- hike -urrc-- That n
such common -ayng that half the tlm"
wc repeat h without thinking "i III real
meaning Put " another way. ~ucrc-
~ matter ot habit II i-. And the
ycucst -lmplctou know that the way To-
rrt any habit. good or bad. n tu ~ -"mc-
thing repeated, and prr-i-icutly until n
becomes. ~ wc say. "~econd nature And
m defining success wise men have agreed
that thr hahlt wv -urrrcdlng, once you have
AZ, " about hard ln break aa any other
habit Tn, world contains - many
timid people that the man or woman with
the acquired confidence growing out "a re-
peated successes can iut about walk over
the neck ~ the herd and carry of what
ever he 81 she want. That explains a
good many things hard to understand un-
les ,ou keep thi- IVY mIud for example,
everything some men touch "turn, into
money" a, ~ say such man has the
uccc-- habit. and rarely he iail-.
II um uli iur thc petty success" says
Arnold Bennett. thr great English writer,
who would seem 10 have The success habit
himself Judging hy hi- reputation anf~his
bank account. "lhc petty success N mot
wv bc dc-m-cd ii may lead to success
that y anything bat petty"
That II why the winning IT One ui The
Herald valuable prIzr- will mean even
more than getting luxurious Overland
lautoinuhilc ~ glide around n. whilc youi
friends have a hard struggle To- keep irpu
cnvying You, outright. That h Why il wi
mean even more tu someone than the yet
ting M n S525 >trich a Zridlcr piano
with an the wealth Of tone that thc-,
famous makers secure in every instrument
they construct.
The four fortunate pcr-on-. who lin:
their field glasses iauntiIy over the lei
shoulder and stroll down 10 the station
leach letting some admlring friend carr,
the -uit rase-l. "a pull out for the Pan
anna Pacific exposition the guests .
The Herald. are going to return broadene'
III their whole outlook on lite by their con
tact with new tvpe~. strange peoples rar
beauty. but the same persons are gong q
be broader. keener, more thoroughly aiIv
than ever even bclrrr the day comes o
which they may plau ~ start On the tri
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
HERALD CARS IN
TOUR ATTRACTING
MUCH ATTENTION
PARTY SPENDS PART or DAY AT sam
BENiTO, LEAVING LATE FOR
THE UP-vhLLEY.
MALLEN AND OTHER TOWNS VISIT
Ed SATURDAY, AND MONDAY
AT MISSION
(Sta1 Special 70 lhe HlralJ


San Benito, Texas. April Pmring
with reserve power rapahI, uf huilns them
through -pacc NJ male Y minute rate ne
two Overland ear 60 bc given hy The Her
aid a. the two -urct tu cnutr nrt IN
The Herald pri1r rontc lii rl lt mt"
san Brnitu yr tcrday afternoon. WV 49,
first lap ~ their exhibition tour ~ th.
Manic Valley The hr eir. uth I.r Hat
lam at the wheel lrd. followed hr thr
-turdy Four, ndotcd ht NJ Y lattcry A
demonstration ,ar. with 1T y Bprbt dr.
ing, accompanied the tao puzr hcauiic--
An enthusiastic crowd greeted thr ap
pcarancr ui thr three Altrr taking un \
n. Porter. Overland -aIc aerut Wv san g.
INTO, a tour Of The lreci wa made
Everywhere thr car were followed hy ad
miune aud cuvctau glance Banner uu
each side WI thc car hlagnued forth thc
legend Brownsville Herald First Pulc-
fl575" aud Brown yillr Herald Second
PrIzr -lllu"
one small urrIin ih"uehi hr hnd found
-omcthiug missing. lor Il hard a. believe
that two absolutely ilanl, t"ck model
ears are actually tn hc gwen nuav rnhi
here wv TIM Valley The htflr fellow laNr
the ears The once over y. they raa VA
"Thcv amt pot no horn ~ toot." hc
chirpcd Iu-t then ihr hia E lrt unt
shrek The yuune-trr uw dropped Nul
Y sign ~ y horn was there lu mur thr Irr
feet stream line contour 81 thc ears. clean
and smooth H- q h"uni inufh. lhr rlrr.
trc horn nu thr Overland rn hrhind
the perforated radiator, underneath ihc
hood and ou, of tight Nor there -.ru
Nf tool hoN. nr rarc rm arner ur
thc hunuiuc huari
Yesterday evening 1hr IlcrId rr arrr
un exhibition . front ot tho Son B.uru
post office. Thi- morning, before -iaumg
fnr thc upper Valley. tho marmn, were
parked nn thc sidewalk WY front nf fhr First
National bank
Route of The Herald prize ears
Leave San Eonrn lt noon lnd'v short
top wv Eio tlnudn. Illrliu.eu. IH Irui.
FRIDAY uicht \" W. ra ed IVY N.r,rdc
Saturday morning. short -top- m Donna.
San Juan and rharr saturday afternoon
im MrAllru-
sunday and Monday IVY NI"n.
Monday afternoon m Monte thu-io.
ON tho return trlp. which rhrdulc will
W. announced Latter lunrrr inr Nill hr
made NV all town nt which only huct
pause were made on thc way up thr Nal
lev.
Watch fur the Brown tiIlr Herald Bon
urr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
lRy A ocialcd Pres

Pctroerad, \pri 30. a general German
offensive against the Russian g. aean uu-
der WAY alonr the entire pnu .ian frontier
from 'Iil-it ~ TIE Ni-tula river N III cv-
IDENTIFY AIMED N The Russian Baltic pro
vncc~ which are rlch IN crops and food
-upplic~.
For months The military Operations ou
Lhr pru-~ian border nave brcE limited to
scouting parrc,, isolated artillery duel,
and acr"plauc warfare
n i- reported an increased number of
German crui- ~ j. preparing ~ assist the
contemplated German land advance. Thu
far the German offensive mainly consisted
of heavy artillery fire at intervals along
thr whole froi and rapid cavalry advance
without infantry -uppnri.
ON the taTpathlan front nothing ha-
happened IL ic hast tWo days t. alter thc
ruri"u-ly bainccd situation. mainly thr
Russian attetpt against The Uzsuk pass
and the Au-dan drive against Styr.
The AustnSl~ are temporarily abandon
Hg their atts4k- at other points aud ron
rcniratng tdhcnd back TIE Russian lrii
wing toward lcmbcrg. The Ru-~ian-, how
ever. claim I'D increasing Russian menace
.on thc tz-olspa- ha- stopped this Au--
trian iuyrml The Russian capture nl
{ l-"k pas tould eat oh the important
communicable of the Au-trans operating
against lrmlrg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
German Wafhips Operate OF Belgium.
f BNlNSSociated Press

10y 4AN~fii'ldAf''k ii.NNsf
Paris. Apr3 3e. umriuJ German
wHr-hip- arclcportcd ai large oH the
coast ~ iicl1m nuukirk vc-tcrda. re-
ccived uineted she'll oi larec calihrc.
which de iroHl hon e- and killed twenty
citizen wouirg forty hrc N.Y. dctllI
are at hand a4tu hun many or what VA
oi German va. hip were ~ the bomh3rd
mcul of Duukik
We made pogr yesterday ~ the
north VI Nrrc4 n thc region vi ~tcru-
~tractc. The dtN uf Rheims received five
hundred shells u..uN ot them of an in
ceudilry natun I.e-r mi--lc- started
aeveral FIRE. hH th't we're put ont quickly.
IN the Champ.enr VT luct the enemy
shclled one of pur gmnulanccs, woundmr
a doctor.
ticrmar rcp"H rIrlm that German arr
iiIIcry and not Aar hips shielded Dunkirk.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
GEN. ELIZ0ND0
AGAIN ON DUTY
HAS PRACTICALLY nv cow RID ROM
WOUND AND hSSUmLS s COMMAND
IN MhIhM0HO5

General Prpcopin Ehzondo NJ a-aln 0n
duty a second iu command wv Matamoro-.
General Eliz"ndo. shot through both thighs.
wa- brought 10 Brownsville after the bat
ilr of March ri. ILL., WAS taken ~ the
h"mr WA VI. y. Guerra and later vas re-
moved to rhe county Iail wv thr zupposItion
that ~ was ia be- indicted for an alleged
connection with the shooting of state
ranger several years ag". IInbea5 corpus
proceedings were instituted aud when nv
one appeared to prefer charges against
thc wounded man. who had been brought
before the court un IA atrrtchrr. hc wa
dismissed from custody. Still on the
-trctchcr. ~ was takch to Matamoros.
Yesterday. three weeks after the foregoing
tran~pired, he was again able ~ take NJ
hi- tour WI duty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
GERMAN-TURK REPORT ON STRAIT
AdviCes from This Quarter as 10 Situation
Conflict With London.
(By Associated Press.

Berlin. April 3O.-The German -tan give
ont the following on the Turk fighting M
the nardanelIes
in the first battle at kum kale the
Turk did na fire 4 shot. bui rcpul~cd the
HnN With bayonct-. Forty air-hip- INN
hi ScdbuI Bahr While ihi- battle wa~
in 5progrc,s the Turk captured large
qMntinty of rifles and ammunition ~ Gal
lH,oh. The Turk fought unmtrrrupicdlt
two day without -hoNiue iaiirnc"
This statement does not give the dates
of the ALLEGED actions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS,
AND TO WIN A PRIZE PROVES 1T
Two oAutomobiles, APianO, Several Trips
To The San Francisco Fair, And Other
Prizes Are Waiting FOrYOu

WV ihat wonderland that they viii have
earned.
Whv, Simply because they. aud each of
thr Others winners. viii have flying
tart Nv their Way toward the goal M IN
urce--tu hlc Remember that AZ agreed
4 few lines back that Success, with cap
nal "~" wa-. i-. and alway- will he z mat
irr WY getting thr habit M Winning ~uc
rr--r- WI thc small "-" cla--. And what
y true 81 the -mall success. must certainly
b. true al success ~ winning one oi these
plcudld Herald prize. That -"ri m sue
rr- W.T. urt dt rrtr " capital ''N N
OUGHT ~ ~ written h. letter a- large and
a- black a. the headlines Of The Herald
when II print some startling piece ~ news
How doe. unc ret this chance ~ take \
hort cut 10 the rcce-- hadn't How can
You start. who are so eager 10 WIN one
.F thr-r prilr- First. write ~ the Con
.trt Manager. The Herald. Brownsville,
Trxn- fur NV explanation ~ the contest.
Write nu = card Tell me al about the
Great Contest sign your name and ad-
drr-- aud mnil II tn the Contest Manager.
U N, uin trll Won how. Second. determine
T that nothing on earth can keep you from
Winning one of those ten Grand Prize.
VI Determination thut ~ the Aladln lamp
that will hrng ynu what yonr heart ~
Determination that i- the Aladdin lamp
-it,-. here aud nov. or elsewhere mud here
after. Tho Herald contest i- -plcndid
ttrial wv which wv lram thc truih w that N
u unique opportunity ~ start getting th'
success habit nov.
The two palatial Overland ears. th'
mighty ~IX and thr steel thcwed Four. val
|he ~ Harlngcn. ia Fcria and Mcrcede-
to-day. Tomorrow their quiet, rcsistless
engines wiil roll them into McAllen. through
Donna. San Juan and Pharr. where theN
viii stop longer on the return trip. 90 ''
see those polished Juggenauis- Deter
mime that one of them shall be- yours, an'
y.n have w tree field tu win one. M con
Ite-tant ha, such I-ad III present that \
can not he overcome with determination
Go In and win. Fifteen hundred am
seventy five dollars worth IA AUTOMOBILE
tor eight weeks ~ work Eleven hundre'
land fifty dollars worth of second prIz
ear, -Shucks I'm goin' 10 get me one o
those vehicles You know me. al" That
the talk. Now ~ In and win.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
4, 900 CROSSED
USER CANAL TO
THEIR DEATH
tBy Associated PreSs.)

ra,rc. April ~ 4 cw-parrr here
print WV acruuut w hc alleged annIhla
iinn ~ lnnu Gcrman- who crossed the yer
ranal near Steen-tractc. Belgian artillery
DESTROYED thr bridge hrhmd them and
howcrrd thcm with hrapucl
Man, Gprmau- tied white handkerchief
io their bavonot- IA -Ien 81 surrender
lmi Immediately their own rapid ilrc gun
uprnrd on thr Grrmau-. shooting them
down pitlc--ly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
WARS END AND
IT'S EFFECT ON
AMERICAN TRADE
MEMBER OF MORGAN CONCERN DIS
CUSSES CONDITIONS THAT
MAY ARISE.
SEES GREATER EFFORT THAN EVER
GY EUROPEAN NATIONS
To TyTEHD y

Mu-ko-ee. Okla. April 5o-Willard
straight ~ New York. member VI IN. ,.
N Morgan n CO.. and repre- eutativc " the
National Foreign Trade Courcil. told the
southern Commercial conrrc-. here today
thni with conditions bound tr ari-e after
tlir European war. negotiation wv rccIpro-
rll trade arrangement hrulI w. fnrih
tated, trade rcpu 30. .hould De- mad, pos
-lbl' and that tann board mn-ht ~
found nerc ary
~ " tooh ~. aaid he. "tnt W. W talk
'"mplacentk ot capturing British and
German trade because Europe m M war
ind because thr Monroe doctrine wv sup
posed \" give some -uri W. hypnotic claim
~ lhc profit. ~ South American com
mcrcc Much ot the hu -ms upon which
MKT are meow engaged wv directly attributable
NAVY thr war untr thr war wv over. " VIII
not bc long before Europe. commercially
aud udu-trally better organized than ever
before. viii aeGrr -ivcly undertake ~ rr-
coup itself lnr it- Iu- r- MN extending and
developing W foreign trade"
Nh straight declared that whcn the
war ends there may ~ i pnlttt.,I r.a,tInn
nud financial arI rIu fr,I d.,r,..,.,
thr.u.b..,,t r,,.,... W., J ,.,,..,.. f...
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nIDr,H.. viU brrr hr.r ..,,,rItr.,t.J ~
Grr.t Britain .rd Tr,ur, wcu w
Grrnan,. There uil WV new national
-rIou-ue-- Ia Ru--m. = consolidated
italy. alert tAtr- M The Balkans and
Scandinavia aud Japan -rIf ronf,drnt.r
VIVA hr
W ~fr.,t-bt sand that a.. limited st,tes
now e.,. a-t,Lh b,p. 4, u,,l,t An, f,,,i-,,
.l.,r Lrt tb,t tb. ,rL,t,t,..,, .u Io..l.,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
GERMAN A|RMEN
SHELL TOWN Of
HARW|CH, ENG.
fBy Associated PrcSs.l

Berlin. Aprl S0.-The official report To-
dav declared hat German air>hips last
night ~hrlIed d. lIarwich. England. iorii-
hcation~. British reports declared thi~
~helling was tpn three 10 twenty five mlle~
away from Ilaftich. On the Meuse heights
iehting IN fo,uIay> Of this week the Ger
mans capturel 900 French.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
APPEAL. FOR NEW
CATHOLIC POLICY
HIGH CATHOLIC OFFICIALS TO ASK
POPE TO ABAnOON HIS NEU-
TRiL ATTITUDE.
tBy 4 sociatcd Pre- }

Rome, April 0 Belgian aud French
hieh Catholic ,Ihcial- have united w W.
appeal TO the l'pc TO abandon the attitude
of neutrality afi a. substitute a policy Ia
which ~ Will ~c all ihr power NJ the
church w fore cessation ot thc war.
They urge the cope to demand that AN
Christians stop lighting on the ground that
war Violate Cl rI~tian morality
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-30
British Landing Army Gets Foothold On
North Side of The Gallipoli Peninsula
MASSACRES OF CHRISTIAN
ARME MANS ARE RENEWED
fBy Associated Press.)

julia. April 50.-lhe ma assacres of
Christian Arncnian- have been re-
moved throughout the whole district
of Iakcvcn.
Ia the ccnicr of the Lakevcn di--
iria B. the town of Vet. important
seat ut American missions. The
American board 81 foreign missions
ha maintained = station there since
1872 II include COLLEGE for hov-.
lrl- -chuul aud hospital kurd-
md Armenian have been lighting
there several week TIM battle va,
reported exceptionally -tuhhorn yes
tcrday.