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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

ment and could go an Improvement after
the first application. I bought more and
before had used tho Soap and ono boz Of
the Ointment she wAs Tree from tho eczs.
ma" 0igned) Mira Frank Tbbstts.
Octobee 4. 1914. @
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
BELFAST
September Term Of the Supreme
Judicial Court to Convene In
Belfast on Tuesday-
The Slate Of Officers =,
BIG CLAM BAKE SATURDAY
A PLEASING GIFT

Belfast, Sept. 26.-(Special.-Tne
The September term of the supreme
judicial court will convene in this city
on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Associate Justice Leslie Cornish Of
Augusta officiating. The term will
mark the beginning Of new year and
the following men will constitute the
grand jury to serve for the three
terms:
Albert M. Ames. Stockton Springs:
c. r. Andrews, Belmont: James Bat
ties, Frankfort; r. w. Belts, Unity;
Henry D. Clark, Belfast; Merton Glenn
emit. Montville; Frank H. Cooper.
Searsmont; Fred Drake. Palermo; E.
w. Dyer, Thorndike; Clifton K. Har-
rinan, Prospect; A. E. knight, Lin
colnville: Oscar E. Littlefield, VIM
tcrport; Willis Mcfarland, Knox:
Horace F. Myrick, Troy; Eugene Nick
erson. Searsport; W. A. Overlook.
Freedom: Delbert Paul, Morrill,: Ell
den Rhodes. Liberty; Carleton Kicker.
Jackson; William Small. Monroe:
Ralph D. Southworth. Belfast George
Northport.
The following have been drawn
for the traverse juries for the present
term:
J. B. Bartlett. Freedom; Geo. E.
Chaplin, Searsport; Robert P. Chase.
Belfast; Herbert l.. Clark, Frankfort;
Freeman Cross. Waldo; Fred E. Dodge,
Islesboro; Horace d. Ellingwood, Win
terport: Miles Elwell. Northport; o.
r. Gordon. Knox; Edgar NJ Hall,
Belfast: Fred F. Hardy, Lincolnville;
NJ. S. Hatch. jackson; George H. john
son, Brooks; Charles kneeland. Stock
ton Springs; Lewis F. Marden, Bel
fast: Manley McAuliff, Winterport:
George NJ. McLain. Liberty; E. S.
Morse. Belmont; c. B. Murch. Unity:
H. Nj. Nelson, Palermo: Elbridge $.
Pitcher. Belfast;s Linwood H. Sails
bury. searsmont melville E. Stevens.
Troy; E. L. Varney. Burnham: Will
fred NJ. Wentworth, Montville; Hosea
P. White. Swanville; Clifton Whittum.
Searsport.
The officials of the court are: Frank
c. Cushman. sheriff; George I. keat-
ing, clerk; Walter A. Cowan, county
attorney. The deputies have not as
yet been appointed by Sheriff Cush-
man. The crier is Silas E. Bowler of
Palermo and the messenger, Willis B.
Fletcher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
CARDS, NOTICES, ETC.

N. TODD, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, Is
now at home ready to give private read
ing and public meetings. Centrally To-
Gated at the Hartford House, Augusta.
Tel. 566-M. sept23dlw'
MRS. CRAM, ClAiRvOYANT, CAN
be consulted on all health and business.
References from business people. Read.
ings by mail. I Capitol st.. Augusta.
sept22d1w'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

The children Of the Junior congre-
cation of the Baptist church have
presented to the church a life-s sized
picture Of Rev. w. F. Sturtevant, to
be hung in the vestry. The portrait
is in sepia from the PASTORS most
recent sitting and is framed in brown
weathered oak. On the frame Is a
brass plate lettered in black as fol-
flows: Presented by the Junior Con-
gregation in appreciation Of the love
and kindness of. their pastor, Rev.
Walter F. Sturtevant."
The largest clam bake held in this
city for years was that Saturday un-
der the auspices of the Leonard &
Barrows Athletic Association at the
City park. The committee and help
ers were early at work as busy as
bees. getting the ovens ready for the
roasting Of the clans and corn. CLANS
were dumped into five barrels, and
corn into five barrels. In the mean
time four boilers Of coffee steamed
on the shore ovens, the tables were
set and in spite Of the cold north wind
it was a delightful affair and every
body present was enthusiastic over
the menu. Fifteen bushels Of clans
and 40 dozen ears of corn were cook
ed In the afternoon the band played
and games and sports followed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
WANTED-MAlE HELP.

Twenty-Five words or less under
this heading cost l5c. tor one ISSUE,
3tc. for three and soc. for Issues.
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CAPABLE ExPE ENCED

lrot, Am. woman. travel with good fam
ay, or respectable woman going to Cal
lornla in October. Mrs. CLARK, care Ken
rehec Journal. Augusta, Me. sept2.d3t'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
FOR SKTsE IS, MOTORS
, TMsp nssss "a a. less ese u iHsus.
soc. for three afi eoc t3or issues.

FAMILY LAUNCH "a PT. LONG, 81
horse power, speed 40 nillDs. carry u 70
Is persons. A bargain. Address Launch.
care Journal. angl2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

STORE FOR SALE. THE BEST
business proposition in Augusta For
further information inquire of Mrs Rosa
X. Choate, - State street. sept24d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
Two GOOD SMART MEN FOR PO-
-EATLeSS TROUSER PRESS
AsLE.soDlED MEN. GOOD EVE.

SIGHT, for 0remen and hrakemen on
railroads in Augusta vicinity, So month
/ u. Experience unnecessaTI Answer ga
bnglyh. Hallway Association. are ke4.-
lebec journal Co, Augusta. Name.
seutidiw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
IMMIGRATION
BILL VETOED
|. BY PRESIDENT

4 Washington. ID. G.. Jan. 3o-prc~idrnt
Wilson today vetoed the immigration bill
nn account uf the litcracy test.
In vctuiug the bill the president sent n
message stating that his action j. based
ON two Important changes II would make
in this cuuutr,- policy.
First. ~ aaid, u would rio-- 'thc gate
ni an a-vlum which have been open Nv
those who ran ind ~ who're else the right
and opportunity Tor constitutional a.ila-
lion of what they conceived to bc the
natural and inalicnahlc rights Of man:
-crond. u excludes those 10 whom the pp-
pnrluniiy NJ elementary education ha~
been dcuird without regard for their char
actcr. pur'"-r- or natural capacilV"
The te~t- iu the ,ciucd hill. -aN- The
pres idcui. are unt tc-t- nf character ~
personal fitness, hui tests ul opportunity.
~ thc veto ihr president iohl r"nrrr--
that hc def~ not hclic,r thc American pru-
pie have decided to reverse their policy 90
generations about the Immigrants lie
suggested practically that runrre-- should
lct thr people vote un this cn-urc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
OFFICER TELLS
0FF|GHT ON
BzURA RIVER
(Ry Associated Press. }

I.iro.rad. .iun. 2s.-Dc>rrihIn. a light
un the Bzura river Tuesday. near Ailanka,
NV Russian artillery officer said
AT dusk our battery. under Thc cover IT
darkness. tuok - po~Itlon Ia check an cN-
pcctcd German attack the next day. Ia
mn hour'~ work trenches were du. and =
battery hidden beneath them.
'All night the Russians awaited the a.
tack. In front Of them for more than 4
mile extended an open plain. AT daylight
detachment of German cavalry rode to-
ward a.. bui stopped when within -iN hun
drrd vard-. evidently ~n-pcrtInc something
When they turned ~ move away wc were
III despair. since We had not received iir-
ing ordcr~.
"Suddrny our machine guns cracked.
That Na~ the signal ~ tire aud practically
the entire detachment wa~ killed. Halt an
hour later three regiments oi German ap-
I,carcd on the hill IN front oy ~. hc.mnln.
&" cnlr.nch ln THREE volley- We swept
the whole German flank. and ia thirty min
uic- The whole ground M reach nl nnr guns
Mas cleared. rhr Germans l,fi 600 killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
New Street Lighting System To
Be Ready In Next Eight Weeks

Brownsville ornamental street hight
system will W. Installed and ready tor
lighting within the next eight week.. ar-
cordug % an announcement today by the
city light and water department. SupcrIn-
tcndrut u. H. Williams Today returned
from Houston and San Antonio where a.
went IN regard tu the purchase ~ urua-
mental iruu polc- llc now ha~ eight dit
icrrni iundric- ~ the two cilic~ figuring
un the contract ~ supply about ~INty-tivc
poles. and the bids will ~ submitted within
the next few day~. II 4 expected that II
will take about three weeks from the time
of the letting 10 complete the casting of the
poles.
The Ii-ht AMI water department j. nov
making arrangements ~ begin placing the
wirc- Tor the prrp"~ed system. II ! the
iprc~ent intention 81 the department to run
the wires underneath the sidewalks. next
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
KILLS WIFE IN
HOSPITAL, AND
TAKES POISON
Well Known Oil Man Of PiiiSDurg Aifcc-
tI0natcIy Greets His WIle IN Houston
Hospital Invalid ROom-NurSeS Later
Discover Blood Flowing Under Door
By Associated Press.

Houston. TcNa-. Jan. 3N.-Nard NJ.
Snyder. well known uil man MI I'Itt -hur-.
Pa. reached here thi- morning aud went
10 hospital where Iii wife Wa taken la-t
week "n account of nervous pru~tutii"u.
lie greeted her aticcilonatclN.
Ten minutes afterwards nurse saw
blood running beneath thc door ur Nh
snyder room. Entering The, found hcr
dead with her throat cut and several -tIb-
ou the arm nearly ~cvcriug IL M tho elbow
Tine husband Nn- unconscious. hltm.
taken poisson lr used an urdmar, trk
knife.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
SOLUTION OF
MILLION DOLLAR
MYSTERY FEB22

Interest IN the >olutI0u Il the Million
Dollar hN>tcr' continues ~ intense ~
ever Announce mcnt has been madc hat
the winner ui The >ln uun prize lugri her
with thc -umrlrtrd twenty third cpi~udt.
al the famous phmnpdY. viii hr Z ven a.
the public about February -. Tie Thaa
yetouss'r ~S,fi,fl1 al New Rochelle y !.
where the solution j. hcng studied uui, Is
said to to literally. SWdmp,d with ma
bringing ia solutions NJ ihr ~, >tcry The
Movie Pictorial uf rrccui date. which
kcs the turrgu 10 announcement SAYS. I.
Ii New Rochelle X YER raised oHt CT
the third class postal rank il VIII hr due
IL The Million Dollar MYSTERY.
The name ~ the winner ~ he -innui
will NOT H. disclosed until the twenty
third ,pi>ud, j. completed va thi> cpl
sodc which viii BE- rrlc Srd about FchrH
AIRY -, the successful contestant viii hc
shown. together with The principals ~
the great serial aud lllrrld Nact;rith.
the famous author
From al over. the solution room for
THE Million Dollar MYSTERY" 10 The
Thanhou>cr studio has roriycd millio;s
al letters telling where how and when
the million dollars were hidden Tome a.
mcnl nf the million dollar ~ conceived
bv \ few IT the contestants lur prizes. Hrr
aS fnllow>. ~ Bible. threshold of door
bchind sliding picture. ia statue. ~ t"p
of table behind manicl. in flower pnt
drawer ia cabinet upholstered armchair
vault under hall. secret hole im fireplace
IN fountain. secret room bedroom 80
cham ia "A we'll. under flooring in room
under water d i nit ia cellar. iu bank
in mahogany bed in sharks stomach. ia
gas meter Summer house beneath vines
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
.EMPEROR'S BIRTHDAY
GOOD TO THE FRENCH
They Claim Germans Lost 5000 on Cra0nne
Heights Since Monday, and 10000 At
labaSse and Ypres

PIri-. Jan. 2S-Thc official statement
says: 'The emperor birthday Wa good
Tor n al along the line. Every German
attack wa- rrpu~rd. aud ecry French lt-
tack made progress The total German
losses 81 Crauunc heights since Monday
have been 5000. Judging hy the number
of dead found on the battlcliicld- ~ Nprc~
aud l.aha~~c ~lncc Monday the German
losses there have been 10000. We madc
some progress in Al-arc Yesterday.
German soldiers. celebrating the emperor
birthday. sang the Mar-"llal-c 8" the ac-
compartment M hie and drum \ violent
irc from thc French ironp- -ilcurcd them"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

iu THE curb. Hic method that Wa u-cd IN
The ornamental street lighting ~y-icm~ III
Fort Worth, Dallas, Galveston and San
Antonio. and which i found to give ~aii--
factory ~ervirc. VI there J. time al the
disposal ~ the employees of the department
y NJ planned ~ begin the work Ut LAYING
Ilc wires the latter part ~ next week. and
ihi~ part 81 the work will have been com
plcted aud ready by The time the .pulc-
reach Brownsville from the turturir~
The ornamental lighting system VIII run
along Elizabeth STREET irum Tenth ~ Four
ltcenih. on Lcvce ir"m Tenth tu Thirteenth.
and on Washington from Tenth Ia Thir-
tccnth street. 4 pole will also be placed
nu each side oi the street. 40 the alley WAY
~ the crn-- streets and 80 Lrrcc. Wash
ngiun anil Elizabeth street there will br
TX polc> "a blocks. three on each -Idc ~
the street. including one al each corner
and one M the center of each block.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
FARMERS DELAY
CANAL PURCHASE
AT Meeting Held at San BenitO Wednesday
Afternoon Farmers and Land Owners
Vote Not to Accept Report of Commit
ice on Purchase of System.
Especial " The Herald }

san Bcnito. TcNa~. Jan. 2S.-Po-tpone-
mcnt wa~ the decision al each oi two mass
meeting, Just held to consider municipal
quc-tiun~ Three hundred farmer. land
owners 80 the San Bculto tract, voiced not
~ accept report from their committee on
The purchase "i the local irrigation system
until the whole proposition ha- hetu more
thoroughly ihrc~hvd and pm into more
tangible form The main hitch experienced
W over tlIy -ilr NJ thc district iu hc served
IN thv proposed municipal system. Present
plans seem 20 contemplate The leaving out
.uf the 10000 acre Browne tract. east Of
here. although the uwnrr- cd that tract de-
unnd that u bc included Thr including ot
this tract would hc heavy taN un the
pr' rui capacity IA lbr canal -y tenn and
it O. thoughi would tor a Ion. dme involve
= nr-, financial responsibility upon the
district However. an effort i~ being made
tur peaceful solution ot tnc difficulty.
thr result ut which viII he reported io the
inudawnrr- Hf Am early sltr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

Mexico tty. Dan. 2S. Provisional
President ROGUE GouzaIc- Cara and his
government lrit the capital Yesterday for
CueruaNaca. where the new seat ~ e",-
vrumrui will hr established.
Tho hrri-lun ur thr government tn quit
thc capital rlmr after w hynrrd Discus
ION ai H 4~--i"u ~ the convention held
Tur-dat ui-ht. Ia secret Session of the
convention some ~ the deputies demanded
that General Zlrata M called upon per-
-nnallN tu tukr command uf hI- troops and
ii--hi thr force ui tHrrinza. However. II
vl drcrlrd aiirrWard that the capital
ulll bo abandoned. Previously the conyen-
ti"n oi'd q" di ml General raluiov. MN
i-icr ut agriculture. hrrau-r ui ~ alleged
mcHparli, IVY directing operations.
THE prirr ul i"od-tuh- ha~ SCARED
hcl "ud th, reach az the needy.
ulc-~ thc railroad irom Vera Cruz J.
~"uu opened ihc food situation here will
hrrrmr ,rr, serious.
Force ut General \rnu-tllun Carranza
arc approaching thc capital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
2 BANK ROBBERS
ARE EIDENTIFIED
AT HOUSTON
NV Ns -cciatrd Prr--.l

Houston Texas. Ian. - Two ~ the
mcn arrested bv the Houston police ~
connie tiun with the rohhcrV uf the Guar.
amt, State Bank. Tuesday afternoon have
been identified > John Bowman und Hart
NU~iiu huI hNtfh lIu- Iulli,r records
Ihr lhird WI~ Thought tuhu, NV have b,-.n
identified hul The police later said h. was
not identified.
Three wounded y hitr mem Young grim
defiant ifr un cots H thr surgical ward
rf ~ Joseph lntirmIrv under guard.
waiting Iur thr state WI Texas Nv prove
What connection thcN hld. ID ln,. with
The rnbhcr, cf The Guaranty state Bank.
:hl1 Washington avenue. TUESDAY after
nnnn. The fourth man H. ia the county
i;ri
The Wounds, mem refused Nv disclose
their uamr> Onc ralI,,l himself Louis
M~kay hut admitted thnt II Was an aIia~.
ThI> man ha, = wife. t D. known. \
wound in hi> right thigh resulted from
The ~hrutin.
Nuuthrr ~lId h~ name vH~ EIrl Bar
ton. aud gives hi- place w rr-idrnrr w.
London. England IT, has h-rm identified
- The mau vh" robbed the hank of more
than -.iinn in currency aud silver. IL
wn~ shot twirr iu>r above the thigh anil
iu thr right lrg nrAr thr hmrr The limb
may hr amputaird.
The third man ruuirmptunn~l, di~pn~rS
,uf pus~tiunrr> with The hrirf suggestion
&" cali me John Due" lie saws Save
Nuur hrrath. fur ,uu Won't .ri me ~ Sav
ANYTHING rNrpt that ! MAS nui runrrrnrd
INV Ihr ruhlrrl
The fourth mln Maurice ~igrl Nv nnl
il~. W. = brother ~ | Sigrl ~ iGnl San
Feline ~tr'r.t. in whn~r place. pcicctiy,..
n Einfurd Imd Nurflcct Hill recovered
~l>'h uf The stolen MONEY after Snlldninv
Barton aHd hi- comrades w pistol dIIrI
in WhIrh ihr unirrr~ rs ar'h without NV
iurt
Complaints have uut been made. hut
viii u" ~ ~oou ~ District ATTORNEY
'ruukrr lnd Superintendent uf Police d.
VISION establish The idrniitv NJ the men w
H. iniirInar' They will WI charged with
robbery
y -. Over. rl>hirr ~ tho hank 49,
pouncsd "Wednesday that hs hooks are
short onlV SALT This ~hnrtrnc j. ~
silver. likri, thrown anav w the bandit
ln w. flight toward hi~ plant" NrarIv
u thousand dollars in currency was found
strrWn along hi route Mr. Over saws
the amount tolcu n lnnruN imafc sGOOn
lie ha> nu rrau> of knowing the exact
~r"
The satisfactory disposal ~ this SEQ
~ll"nnl 'ii~r Mhirh gave The police the
hn~rr>i twu hour they have had w wears
Viii u o. pr,-li tel. rut y stup ~ The
Samut "i crime prevailing ia Houston
since ih" hr~i nf he wear The depart
mrni r"iHd With fhr situation - anirkl !,
rfl N" thoroughly and with ~urh excel
l'HI "rgnH'zaii"n that w wv hrIirv,-l
ll"uStun> crooks will wisely "fnId their
tents" AMI pursue their criminal opera
ltions elsewhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
SHIP PURCHASE
BILL DEFENDED
FOR FIRST TIME
~ ASSuriatrd rrc~S.l

Washington. ~ IL. Jan. .N-For the
first time the administration Democrats
defended ihc ship purchase hili iu thr sem
utc tudaN. Senator Walsh declared that
the purchase ui mtrrurd German vessels
viii not involve tho United States in thr
danger ot war or even Ia trouble. IT, citcd
ca~c~ to prove thai such purchases are
Eneland'- own rule and that France ha-
acquicsccd III the same rule
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

Aa,im. Texas. Jan. Is vhc senate iu-
dietary committee TODAY iavorably report
"a the bill raising the a-g WI cou~cnt from
10 a. III ycur~. also ihr hilI validating mar
rnigc~ wehrc uo returns wcn made after
the ceremony.
The h"u~" committee voted against the
constitutional convention ra- the house
itself Will r" au opportunity nv gave Y
final decision. Ihc hil ter ine exemption
"f c"tton and woolcu iaetarie~ from taxa
lion was reported iaYorabiy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
BATTLE ON 100-MILE
FRONT Is DEVELOPING

Pctrograd. Jan. 2s.-Thc official an
uounccment today say hattlc- are dcvrl-
oping Ia Gaicia on = loo mllc front. The
Rus ian- report some small -urr--t-. lint
uu general result J. n sight. These report "
du not mention the Austrian announcement
la>i night that the lIunearian> rccapturcd
the >com Pas. IA the Carpaihian~
IN Persia. Turkish artiNry j. mrrca~-
ing. The kurd~ are raidmv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
Today In The State Legislature

The hill increasing district Judge ~ala-
rlc~ to 1000 yearly wu~ taN"rnbly report
rd IN the house. 4 house favorable re
port wa- also received ~ The bin rrquir
M Insurance companies 4" adjust losses
within -ixtN day uu thr penalty ~ the los
being declared total.
speaker Muod~ announced that he will
limit speeches to twenty minutes in tir de-
bales nn bills.
a resolution III addition "a thc mill tax
exemption was ;avuruhly reported giving
cities the right 10 exempt such mills from
taxation for a period OF thirty years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
ZERO is
WEATHER IN THE
CENTRAL WEST

Chicago. Il. Jan. - Gold weather
through the Central West j. reported to-
day. The thermometer J. 20 degree below
zero III Iowa. 30 below III Wisconsin. auI
l0 below ~ Illinois Missouri also rrI~rt-
The weather M y degrees below kau-I-
City reported 10 DEGREES below earl, lhl-
morning with the temperature ID lu-
rapidly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
German Official Statement
Rv Associated press.l

Berlin. Jan 3s-Thc official statement
today say that another French trench
wa~ captured un TIE heights ~ Craunnr
Yesterday. Ia the fighting there Monday
and Wednesday 1900 French were killed
and lo0n captured. Several French at
tack~ were rcpul-cd with heavy lu~~c- IL
Al~acr."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
Garner Wins
Point In His
Rabb Fight

Washington D. c., ian. 20 The house
ways and means committee Today favor
ably reported the Garner bill directing The
lecretary of the treasury to transmit TO
1he house all the facts in his possession
concerning the conduct of tilo collector of
customs al Laredo, Frank Rabh Secretary
McAdoC had declined 10 furnish Congress
man Garner the collectors report
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
RUSSIA TO TRY LEGAL
STATUS AIRSHIP RAIDS
(Bg ASSociafcd Prcss).

P,iro-rad. Jan. - The NoHoc \rcmya
STATES that Eu~-u viil try thr Germans
captured III ihr Zeppelin alr~lip. which re-
GENTLY attacked lInau. to establish the
legal status at bomb dropping ou an un-
defended town
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
SlAVS IN RIOT
SHOUT "D0WN
WITH GERMANS
tI;v Associated Press

Geneva. Ian. 1S Al Austrian order
mobilIlrn- the la~t line ~ reserves has
Suthcru Slav9, says censored Austrian
dispatch They shouted. "DoNn with the
German" Burning. riotng piun'l,ril-. i-
reported ~ several yilla.r-. ~ uuruu-
irmcd report say two were kllod.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
4APAN ISSUES STATEMENT
ON CHINA NEGOTIATIONS
Foreign Office Says Jaran Uoes Not In
tend in its Chinese Ne1otians to Disturb
lattcrS Territorial Integrity.

Tukio iau 1o The japanese foreign
office NJ -ltirmrni tnda, say that m The
present negotiations between Japan and
China nothing win hc dome to disturb the
territorial integrity of China cr conflict
with tbs sphere ot Influence enjoyed by
other power m China.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
City Bond Issue Deiayed.

Wi thr mas mcctiu. al-- hcid ui the
inN r1Nrr~ ui thc cit tu consider thr pro
liu-,u bond issue WI -~uUu tuf stree, prY
u- and repair "n ihr sewerage system.
il wa~ found thlt thc citN auIhorlllr- had
nothing io submit to the voters M ihc WAY
"a definite plans ter thr accomplishing ot
these Improvements Under THESE cirrum-
Stances y wa- drridrd tu an that y vote
on tIt, bond .~-uc hD delayed thirty daN~
unii' coumittcc representing the property
owner could, n cooperation NIth the city
uuihoutl,-. secure data on the cost III dif
terrnt kind oi street and sewerage un-
PROV 'mrnt-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
BEL GIAN EDITORS ARE
GIVEN IMPRISONME 7

Amsterdam. Jan l~ several Hcl.iau
newspaper editor ha,c been sentenced to
one or ~" months imprisonment each.
The charges agaiu-i them are unknown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
WHEAT CONTINUES UP,
PRICE TODAY $3.50
il;y Associated Press

Chicago. III.. Jan. 3S.-Ma, wheat
Jumped To- $3.50 per hushcl To-day m the
thicag" PIT, making another "i the -crIc-
"a sensational Jumps ol hate IN prirc- ~
the cereal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
MOTHER" JONES
MEETS JOHN D;
THEY CONFER

New t"rk. y. y. Ian. = Mother
.loncN and John -. Hock' fcilcr. .Ir con
lrrrcd ipdaN im NJ" EnrScirllrr> private
office lu regard ~ the Colorado strike sit
natipl.. After the conference Rockefeller
said that ~ found Mother .Iunrs 4
."veri clear minded woman