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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
Tflietteita ensi. kirkoIIis.
kokouk$eemtiie Madden.

futiu &aniallisfirffofunnan ieitie:
mGnteentoista puoiifofonfleen. j.
,Sasid fofoufiesia tulee monta
iangen .tarfead aiiaa poboittalpafii,
futen nireilld oleipa firffofi1ntain
pbtpmista fosfeWat iGdntotoimifun-
nan laatinlat iGGnnot. Scum muistam-
me iitG .aifaa, jolloin Suomi.S pno-
Din firffofunta ,perustettiin, Min fen
iGGnnDt aibelttimat faniamme fesfen
mieliformalltta ia riitaa. IGmGn
firioittaia on tGSiG leboesiG ennenfin
maininnut iiitG, ettG iiinG g. Spnoo-
Din perustaiat ei menetelleet miiiaas.
ii, fun Ell ennen iGGntoien Iaillistut-
tamista buomanneet antaa tarpeefii
aifaa fanialle niibin tlitustilmiieen.
90
Samaa. tefiiimme nptfin jos fania
eli iaiii tarpeefii aifaa trtustuafieen
iadntOibin, fun on fpipmpfiesiG fum-
manfin lailliien f"irffofunnan pbtp-
minen. sos npt emf firfoIlisfofol1f-
iesia ne bpnGfipiiimme, Min tpomme
iilloin diff liiafii pGGlliiin puoleista
ia ie r%afennus, iota bdtdbGtdd oliiim-
me fofoon pp~stpttGneet, joiitlriii fiifa-
ties ei ainoastaan mltl1toin beti pat
fattaipafiL mitta ie on faiffein ito
mintG, ettG tdmGn rafennifien periis-
tufiet alfaiiipat liiffito. Sel1rafun.
ta-rafennus, jos mifGGn, on lasfetta-
ipa fallion pobjalIe. Sai paremmin
meioan on tGllainen pbtpminen-
fin oifeastaan opeteltaipa aiettamaan
file pobialle, iobbn profeetat ia o.
postolit oipat rafentaneet ia, josia on
fnlmafipenG iianfaiffinen faIlio See
Jus. SiinG fatoaa niiiasten ipiiiaus
ia iiinG pmmGrtGpGisten pmmGrrps
bpliGtaan.
Scum otamme buomioon niitG fir
~ioitufiia mitfG opot fosfeneet pbtp.
mistdmme, min toilet pobiaan ia pc
r~nstifieen nGboen otpat fotielleet if.
miSDiiiauoen fannalto ia ie nGpttGG
toiiu faiiniilta, mitta toilet opat
fotielleet aiiaa iiItG fananlta ettei
pbtpmiiesiGmme t%llltaiii faoottamaan
pfiinfertaista Sumalan ianasia IL
moitettua autiilltemme julistusta.
Senpd tpiiofii fun npt ieiirafunnat
mafitfeiuat firfolIisfofoufieemme G.
orstaiia, diff tarpeelIista eipGstpfiiG
malmistellesia ottaa Sumalan Jana
objeefieen ettG bbtpmiieen nGboen oil.
Il Sumala iiinGfin aiiasia nertipon.
antaiana. sis mielestGmme diff
%iellaiiet ieirafuntalaiiet iopimat ipa.
.Iita eoustaiifii jotfa ieurafunnasia
tunnetaan benfiloifii joiIIa on eIG-
man periistufiena ifuinen elGmGn ia.
@iiasta t%oileer. &un allefirioitto.
nlitta on buomaiitettlt iiitG eta olen-
TO riiipennlit mppmGGn &anionisieu-
rafuntoo Suomi.S pnoobiin, fosfo o.
len oIIut toiminona benfiIonG nbtp-
mdtoimifunnasia. EppoGn tGbGn
mostato, ettG en- ole tofi fosfaon firf.
fofuntaumme ajoteIlut faupon toipa,
rama. @ttG olen olliit p"btpmGtoimi.
funnasio, olen iiind toiminiit pito.
~Iiieettomasti pitGen bitoItq niistG mel.
moIliiuufiisto, militia minulIe OH firf.
foflntamme uSfonut. SeIlaiiena tli-
len eoelIeenfin toimimaon ia pGG.
mG6rGni on fotioa ettei tebtGiii pb.
tpmisoiiosia iitG, mifG on Sumalon
ianoa ia firffofiintoomme fitiiIupoa
eiponfeeliien fonion fGiitpstG nos.
taan. SGstd oiiasto tltIen Iii6d pit
bumdon, jos taripe min ndptt6G tpoo-
81 @.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
SuurenMWsla$i.

SnOtQslQ OIL lerrQH Juiltite" 'o"
erG6n fuuliiian braminin fais'd-
IIusia ei fiimpifaan ratfailemasH
ipoittanut, fun ipiIfas binbn puolits-'
tell ~ainOastaan itieqaA siIlOin IT,
ipi IGbetpSiaarrta0a: 4
"SinuIIeban ON fieIIStp ipomlasfa
eIGpGG eIGintG?"
"9tiin on.
"gtf0 ole fosfaan rifforht toto To-
fio2"
en-.
"etfo ole eoes tietdmdttGii riffo-
nut iitd ipastaan9"
"Sabootonta, nina poin fen fpait-
ia walaIlani tooistaa."
"Sletfo fosfaan iponpt, franaattt-
omenaa9"
"Sellaiiia ipon nina jofa pGitpa."
2dbetpsiaarnaaja toi miilttamid
franaattiomenia ia pppfi braminiit
fpalitiemaan pbben niistG ia leiffao-
maan len fabtia. &abtia leifatiin
otnenan Observation-Disclosures iua-
r%ennaslaiin eteen ia pppii braminia
tarfastamaan. Snsfin oil fertaa-
fam fationlit iuurennuslaiin ldtpitie,.
e%nnenfuin ban falbistuneena Detdp-
tpi tafaiiin. Se6elma nGfpi oletpatr
Min tGpnna elGipiG elaimiG, ettd bGrt
miltei Iuuli MT fen liifuttatpam it
ieaGn. $dmmGstpneend ban tempdif
omenan pois, fGGnteli iitG faiftita
puolilta, tutfi iitG mitG tarfemmiir
ia aietti len taaien lain taafie tpte-
Id ferran nGbbGfieen, miten pienet e.
lGipGt clGimet ntateliipot iiiiiG. SGn
%liifitti omenaa ia laiia fdiillaGn Of.
lafieen iparma iiitG, ettG ei olll,t fp.
ipmpfiesiG mifGGn petos. 8ib6oin
nouii bon, Dlos ia ianoi m,at1laIla
G6neIlG: "Se on totta."
"Eunnustatfo iiis, cttG iin1 tietG-
mattGii olet International fertoia teb.
npt ipntid ia riffonut Iafia pastaail,
ia ettG iind, finn faiffi on tGpnnG eIGi.
mellistd elGntGG, pIeeniG ct moi ipo-
Cd tabi ilioba mit1Gn tefentGttG rifos-
ia teioGn fGGntoiGnne i~pastaan."
N0prpptettpnd painoi binoli pGGn-
ia. "@aptGnfo nina iinulIe', iatfpi
labefpsiaarnaaia, "fuinfa Dfii peii-
piiara on tapnnG monilufuiiia, elG-
ID1a DDpnIet1Qs
"@t, nina olen ndbnpt t~arpeeffi."
"Sabootfo ,iieampia tooistttfiia2"
"@n, miitta nina totipoiiin iinlin
tefeipGn minuIle iotain."
"Mfitd2 MinG tabbon tebbG, mit6
ipoin.
"@nra minuIle i,tiirennusIaii. Mt.
nd en- moi itie iitG ostaa. 2abioita ie
minulle". 2dbetpsiaarnaaia ipaifeni.
81 fauan fifteen oil ban ostanut Ia5in
ia, fun ban of fopbG mics, tint,ti bG-
nestG ipaifeaIta Iabioittaa iuurenmis.
laii pois. Mutta fun bittou fonin
oil innofas ppptamGGn, antoi Idbetps.
iaarnaaja fen nibboinfin. SIoiten
%tarttui bramini latin, Ioi poitosta
1ateilelpGn fatieen pIi TOTO laiin, TO.
botti ienidlfeen dfisti fGteniG ia
mursfaii fallisarpoiien lain fimilat.
tiaan.
"WtitG tGmd on?" buff IGbetns.
ia~arnaaia barmistuneena.
"Miin, berra fristittp', tpastoit
bramini fpIntGsti, "mind din ennert
mabtafpa ia onnelIinen mics. S6m6
iuiirennuslaii on bGtpittGnpt minun
ranbani ia oioittan,it minaIIe rifof.
ieni. WuiIla tapaIIa en- ole pinilt
iitd iinulle fostao." 0ain ianoert
iGtti ban iaIin.
&ninfa monet menetteIepGt Ssy,,mo.
Ian lain fansia iamoIla topaIIa f,iin
bramini innrenmusIaiin fansia. Sc
ipibaaipat, be tabtoipot, Jos ie diff
mabooaista, bGtpittGG fen, fosfa Iofi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

= 2Gbetpsfosioan tuloja folebti
firfosia toufof. 2 p.
nst. SO. @. @ilenin falttta, $t.00.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

srttoian tiIauiid ppeoetaam
kuistamaan guttajaafin tilausmaf-
lilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

Entered as secondrclass matter Ja-
harry II 1906, at the post office at
Fonwood, Michigan under the Act Of.
tarch 8, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
Kut$u
Im. Snum. Gu. 2ntb. 9aniallisfir.
Ton 17:ita bleiieen firfollisfofonfieen.

rttt - .
@merifan Suomalaiieen @manfe-
lis- 2uteerilaiieen &anfaIlisfirffotln-
tam fuuluipia ieiirafuntia eottsta.
iienia fautta, iefG tdmGn firffoflin-
nan pappeia ia folpotoorejd ~futiutaan
tdten ottamaan oiaa fen II :sta plet-
ieen firfollisfofouf., jofa pbteiiellG
Observation-Disclosures ia f%irffofnnnan
eiimieben, post. g. 8uoren, pitGmGl-
Ia iublaioornalIa aletaan 8afefiel.
oisiG, Micb. feiGf. 3Op. 1915 flo 10
aam. ia trtllaan iatfamaan beindf. 2
pGimGGn asti.
&ofoiifien tpojGriestpfien on fir.
follisjobtofunta iuunniteIlit ieuraa-
mosti:
:fii. Sarfostetaan ia bpipGfiptGdr
eoustajain maltafirjat ia mimi.
tetdGn tarpeeIIiiet paliofunnan
.lpaalien ia tilien t~arfastajat.
2:fii. Suetaan eiimieben ipuoiiferto-
mus firffofunnon tilosta ia flu
liineen nltooen toiminnasta;
3:fii. @alitoon firfollisiobtofunta.
4:fii. 2uetoon firffofunnan, firjapais
non ia lebtiliiffeenL foitlufasian
ia lGbetpsfasian tilt.
5:fii. &esfusteIloan @uttaia.lebteG
ia faiffio firffoflinnon taIorbel-
listo tilaa fosfenista oiioista.
6:ii. @alitoan toimittajot firffofuns
nan iubIaiulfaiiuille.
Tiff. &esfustelloon mireillG oleipos.
ia, Suomi.S pnooin ia &anial.
liSfirfon Dbtpm1.oiiosta.
Off. &esfustellaan foifisto niistG a.
iioista, ioita pieI6, jofo iuiiIIi-
iesti tai firieeIliiesti ierrofiin-
tien ep~6stpfiin6 tai miiiten
tiillooh tdIle f~ofonfleIIe eiitt6-
mGGn.
loft. M6GrGt6Gn poiffo ieiiraalpon
muooen firfoIIisfofoufieIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

Rahat lahetettakaon joke suoras-
Ian rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
bkselissa tahi post money-orderissa;
bllaria pienemmat summat voidaan
Ihettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

Toimitus eli sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
J sc eli vol ~julaista.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
HE NEWS IN THE MAGIC VALLEY
VALLEY OFFERED
AN OPPORTUNITY.
STATE ORGANIZER GIRLS ECONOMIC
CLUBS WOULD TAKE EXHIBIT
TO PANAMA EXPO.

Mrs. j. l.. L.andrum Of Austin, state or
ganlzer and supervisor of the girls home
economic clubs III the state, under the
Texas Department of Agriculture, offer
the Magic Valley an excellent opportunity
Ia exhibit some Of the Nal~ley-grown pro
duets al The Panama Pacific Exposition
Those Interested Ia Mrs. Landrum's Of
ter, which follows, may address her al
State Department II Agriculture, Austin.
Mrs. Landrum's offer follows:
Under the auspices Of the State De
partment of Agriculture OF Texas, | am
The state organizer and supervisor of the
girls home economic clubs of the state. Al
present ! have in organization, thlrty-fouf
clubs, with "A membership OF LOO girls.
Each club has established a club room with
comfortably furnished club kitchen and
rest room for rural women. Up to the
present my club report is $4,000 quarts
canned and preserved of this years pro-
ducts Of fruits and vegetables. The treas
'urers report n club total of $l,l00 in their
collective treasures.
Il am planning and arranging to take
IA Texas exhibit to the Panama Pacific Elk
position, with visits and exhibitions to
the American Association of Farmers and
The American Agricultural Association AT
Berkeley. Calf. Also will attend and ex-
|hibit at the National Congress of Boys and
Girls Agricultural Clubs of the Western
States al the University Of California.
"Remember that III the past your mid
winter fairs were hard to beat, ! am writ
ing To invite You to add TO my Texas ex-
hibii anything you might. have that would
bcspeak the wonderful resources Of your
country. | expect to leave IN the early part
of August.
'ln the name of the state department Of
agriculture, | invite and would be glad to
have a representative from your associa-
ton or community attend our big Farmers
Institute TO be held III Austin, July - To
80. We will nave an excellent program and
will give practical demonstrations in all
| will also have d state exhibit from my
home economies clubs at the Galveston
Cotton Carnival and a cordial invitation i
extended to your community to visit u
there and partake of our hospitality
MRS. J.. l.. LANDRUM'
Stale Department of Agriculture, Austin,
TcNa-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

Of the big river isn't "Rio Grande del
Norte" at all, but Rio Bravo" NJ doubt
1t will be a matter Of surprise to many 10
know that United States military maps
refer to the stream a. Rio Bravo"
In MatamoroS i n "French restaurant"
which i the Mecca of every American
ranchero and every epicurean Mexican IN
I'll the northwestern states of Mexico. \
Frenchman who wa> a chef in the palace
Of Macmillan conducts the cafe.
Also in Matamoros j. a theatre which
the French built III 1853. The acoustics
are said 10 be- unequalled IN this part II
the world, and n for the theatre ac-
Communications. they would honor an
American city of 10000 inhabitants.
Marks Of the French occupation are ~ BE-
cen on all hands in this Mexican border
town with a population of 10000.
At Brownsville one can visit also the
>outhernmost mainland house IN the United
States. ut the ranch called Las Palmas.
where there is the greatest natural palm
glov" IN America. Not far from Las Pal
mas. which j. six miles from Brownsville.
j. Point isabel, where fishing j. good and
the water l. fine; conn in"
A trip around the Diamond Loop, Mr..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
GREGG WOOD IS
ELECTED MAYOR
CITY OF MISSION ALSO ELECTS (. B
ROBERTS COMMISSIONER At
TUESDAYS ELECTION.
ESPECIAL a. The Herald

Mission, Tex, July 14.-The special elec-
ton held mere Tuesday 10 fill the office of
mayor and COMMISSIONS caused by re>ig-
nations, was the most spirited ia the ms
tory Of the city. Two tickets were ii the
field, one represented by ID. Gregg Wood
for mayor with T.. Il. Roberts for commis-
sloner, while Elmer +. Dustin, mayo pro
tenn since the resignation IN May of vii
lard Ferguson a mayor, with g.. y. Rod
rigueZ a commissioner, represented the op-
posing faction. The vote was: ID. Gregg
Wood. 81; Elmer +. Dustin. 46; f. b. Rob
erts, SO; q. y. Rodriguez, is.
Though defeated for mayor, Mr.. Dustin
l~retains a seat n one Of the two commiS-
sioners which position he will resign -
soon "a mayor-elect d.. Gregg Wood has
qualified for office Mayor Dustin stated
that his reason for the action was To give
the Wood administration a clean slate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
Woman, 90, Dives In
River; Saves Cirl, 10

PasSaic. y. j.. July l4.-Agc was no
handicap Il Mrs. Lulu scudder. 80. late
this afternoon when she saw IA young
woman drowning 300 feet from shore in
the Hudson river. Mrs. Scudder ran 10
a rowboat and pulled swiftly 10 the
spot where the girl-Margaret Kos
hack, lS-was going down the third
time. Mrs. Scudder pulled the girl into
the boat. rowed back to shore. pulled
the GIRL ont on 10 the bank and revived
her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
PICTURE
OF MOTORING ON
DIAMOND LOOP"
D. &. COLP POINTS OUT TO SAN an
TONiANS SOME OF THE THINGS
TO BE SEEN.
LAND OF THE WINTER SUN, THE
MEXICAN JACAL AND MAGIC
VALLEY AN ATTRACTION.
(F'rom San Antonio Express.)


One Of the most attractive and tourist
enticing projects ever put on foot by good
roads men i the Diamond Loop Highway.
which j. to connect this city with Corpus
Christi, Brownsville and Laredo. This i
according To the statement of ID. f.. Coin.
secretary of the Bexar county Highways
League, who does not except even the Post
road to Austin.
Thu Post Road will be "A better road for
the next few years at least, because more
money has been applied to il per mile than
will be- available at once for the other high
way. The Post Road will have thousands
OF shade trees and will connect two cities
closely related in business, which will at
Tract a mighty volume of traffic. But on
the other hand, Mr.. Colp expresses the be-
lief that the SCENE attractions Of the Dla-
mond Loop, as well "a the things that have
4 distinctive South Texas and Mexican
fiavor, will prove a drawing card to hun
dredS of motorists annually.
"The Diamond Loop will cover ESQ
miles," he said. at will pass through
1i"ncid farming sections from here to
C.rIn> Christi, where il touches ,alt wafer.
fishing grounds and "a bay for boating and
fthing. Then IT crosses a ia rmip, and
stock raising plain almost ~ level ~ j
boo OF water, reaching Brownsville. the
sou:hernmoSt cIty III the United States.
Acros>s from Brownsville j. Matamoros. an
old Mexican city with a varied and interest
ing history The road goes through The
Mafic Valley of the Lower Rio Grande H.
Laredo I'm route are scenes that ear be
found almost Nowhere else IN America
sucI: - the mud and stick houses % the
NexIcar- and the picturesque bluff, of the
l;iy GraEde.
Tho Dad from Laredo to San Ant0nio
already ! fine, hard surfaced highway !, Of
terS unsurpassed motoring. In the mild
winter weather, with a keen, fresh breeze
tia, has no icicles in it. this drive i, one
that tourists cannot find the equal a. any
where else IN the country"
The diamond Loop received IL name
from the fact that il i roughly the shape
Of a baseball diamond, with San Antonio a.
'u"mt' The prospects are that most Of
It will be- IN a hard-surfaced condition
within 4 year or eighteen months.
The road to Corpus Christi j.. of illc sort
right nov e. appeal 10 automobile parties,
ai'i active work J. being carried ~ be-
twcer Rio Giande Valley town, nov to
have bonds voted.
i has been sand that 10 country ~ the
world offers such va.l fields of many col
ored flowers ~ 10 the counties from Cor
puS Christi 10 Brownsville IN the ar'ny-
time. To those who love romance, and
'dote" "n t~anciful sounding nam wv. the
b"rder country i the Elysian fields. Down
there they learn that the Mexican name
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
New Jersey Cow Is
New Dairy Queen

Brattlcboro. VI. July 1.-THE liol-
stein FricS:an Cow. Findcrne PrIcs of
Johanna Rue No. 12l0>, III + IL Il is
the new Queen of the dairy world eN-
c~ee,ling in yearly butterfat produ 'tion
the best performance of all other COWS.
regardless Of age. class or breed. Tn
new crowned queen in a :;65 day test.
supervised bv the New Jersey Aericul
tural College produced 2>in;.1 lbs. If
milk tl32ll quartSl containing HIGH.
lbs. buttcrfai III" best former record
was held by the Iiul>tcin FricSiln hcifcr
Findcrnc Ilolingcn Faync No. ll45ol.
who produced in u YEARLY test 2i6l ms
lbs. Of milk containing lllGnJ lbs III
butterfat. Finderne Pride Johanna Rue
frcshened AT the aye of five vars. four
months and foYr days. She was bred by
Bernhard Never. Findcrnc. y. j.. and
is owned by the Somerset HolStein Brcc-
dcrs Company Of Somcrvillc. y. y. She
was sired bv Johanna Rue 3d's Lad No.
"t.c6 II + III Il and her dam W.;
dine Pride M. G03i1 ii + II Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
The Worlds Lowest Priced Knight Motored Car

ate with use, this i'm
proves; to all others ear
hon j. harmful, here IL i
beneficial; size for >iz, Il
has more lower.
Ii has no noisy poppei
valves to grind; practi-
no uncertain valve
springs; no troublesome
valves to grind; pracsi-
cally no wearing parts.
Ii j. the ideal automo-
bile motor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

Practically every titled
family IN Europe owns
one or more Knight mo-
tored ears.
The Knight motor j.
acknowledged To be the
most highly developed
automobile motor on the
market.
This motor differ from
other motors IN that
where all others deterlor-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

II is the motor that i
used by practically all
the leading European au-
tomoblle manufacturers.
The Daimler of Eng
land. the Panhard Of
France, the Mercedes of
Germany, the Minerva Of
Belgium are all equipped
with the famous Knight
motor.
And these are the mo-
tor ears that cost from
$1,000 10 $4,000 each,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

Colp >aid, will require nearly u u- en-
ia the sunny winier> Il TeKa--and sh
mate connoI--rur~ cay they arr en- hfi
IN the world--uch ! trip = 4 dehshl aaa
sticks = happy memory a. -sis'- naaa -far
keeps"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
BOND ISSUE IS
TO BE $4,000
SAN BCNiTO PROPERTY HOLDERS
FAVOR ISSUING $1,000 FOR SEW
AGE DISPOSAL.
Especial To The Herald.)

San Benito, Tex, July l4.-The bond
election held here Tuesday to vote $4,000
in bonds for the Improvement of the san
Benito sewage disposal plant, carried by
a vote of 4 TO /. Only 40 votes were east
in the election. This was the limit of bonds
that can be- voted BY the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

Success has attended experiments in
England with spinning a textile fiber
from a form of sea weed that grows
plentifully IN Australia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

That = why our price
j. - much les.
The WillvS knight. in
our opinion. has the least
vibration and A. The
smooihesi. quIeie~i, aud
most economical ear
made.
Have your demon-tTa-
tlon at once.
Immediate delfvenrs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

The WHY'S Knight has
the same advantages and
l. lust n efficient as
those costly European
Knight ears.
Yet IL costs but Sl095,
A We build more ears
in a single week than
most European manuiar-
turers build IN "a whole
year, We are able 10 utIl-
ize every modern manu-
featuring economy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

The Knight Is the auto
mobile motor that revolu-
tionized the entire motor
ear industry of Europe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
SpecificdfioHs-

90 harssps~rr ka
m1tw. O. lsmnrEa EMH
en- hioe, a. "a
sfroke
high irnsiaa ma.~is
nIlien
taruasn taHs a
sssirm
IlIsmCh ~isrfMzx 60
hoaihg Fsm aaH
unarf sluHg Esa -
- "a hrs
fear
Drmsantaislr ~ 80
rHira
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

a knight motored ear
for $685.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
M~

This announces, with
out doubt. he greatest
achievement IA the his
tory nf the automobile
hus -.tSs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
TOOTHLESS WHISTLER
ESCAPES S. FINE
Neighbors Complain of His
Constant Warbling, but
Judge Cancels Penalty

toothless man whose neighbors say
he whistled away the value of property
deprived people Of fresh air caused in
somnia, general CONSERVATION and finally
legal proceedings was the centre of
criticism today before Judge Barratt in
Quarter Sessions Court. lie is Fletcher
Dummer, but he proved that he was
brighter than his name by convincing the
Judge that a s. fine imposed upon him
should be removed.
Dummer lives at 1905 North 10Th street.
He contended that "warblng," on which
charge he was arrested, did not come
within the scope of the act of 1906, which
provides a fine for those who commit a
nuisance on the public highway.
Landlords said that they could not get
tenants to remain in the neighborhood on
account of Dummer's whstling, and
Harry Levaine formerly of 1903 North
10Th street, said he had to move on ac-