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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
Mihtise @ntid1eiouns
Ses Obsrbunbssssritts in gssus aui
bic g,rUbibiiiOnssGfsss in
annias.
Bier ala ansrtanntsr 5anS,lsartiisl
erilGrt.

@afbiHeton. .. G.. l. MdrS.
DIR airmspsrs5aa. elmer Der erItsn
BON @i6tigi.it, nit bsnsn Fa 81, @ss
ri4te in @srbinbuns nit ben grobi6is
tionssGsissen bss Staatss anuFas 5i
befuiIsn battsn uno Der bur9 OF, Sns
itaHSsn gins. in hsut. bonn Gbsr Bum
ossssri6i sseen ben Stoat Ranfos
tniIhitbsn fporbsn. Gs purbs in osrl
15nIIe gsltsno seinutt, bdb nn6 Ssm
MaHeperpdItsr erndnnt poreen ma.
rsn, um bsrIdisbens gnsrossSpirituus
lens5dnblsr aus 9sapeniportt, ads..
su psrtrsibsn. Der 8srtldstt. W. Eirs
msp.r, fein @sI9GFt Ibsr ben SlR6
uab MiiTcuri perlss., bort Elm Eager
bdus srrihtei unb fort sefabrsn babe.
y9i.r mad annias gu lisfern. 0ns
Sbsritudtsesriht BON SanIa5 ent.
ihi.o. bdB fein lImJue nur sin Deds
mnuisl sstpeisn lei, I'm bas 9etrdni,.
@sFes bon aanfos 5u um9ehsn. UNI
baB Isin Geid6Ttsbetrieb nidt als Elm
bona fibe- 5ipii9,niinntIihr getrist
bstrahtst iperbsn fOHne. Cds Sbtr.
bunbssssrihf sntifie0 i.bod. bab air.
mtnsr i'm giniluns nit friiberen ent'
ihsioungen beg tribunals gum
Gdube isinss gefddftsbstrisbs ali
-sipiihenItantIiG- bershtist Isi uni
I5hs ben bon BEN Sb,rfiaotsssridi
Don Rauics srIufsnss GinbaItsbsfsbl
aaf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
s,ereins.Q aterporItelInns.

Die DeIegatcn Der gereine, fpelte
Die 1beateruoHteaung am IA. wtdra
Il, &dnoen boben Deriaminelten iit
asitern glbcno in 3. GIamn's Salle,
an Der aRrRiden slpenue uno eloeI
sfrabc. Ter gorperfaiii Der 3idetI
IdBt lid, gut OIL uno es bari ipobl ge'
iolgert lperocn, onb am Sonnfng, IA,
uidrs, oas 9bcnfer nnsperfniift ieir
miro. Ger Teutihe 2anoTebrperrii
III notiirlid cuf babel unS er labi
iidj ben 2idetperfaui iebr angeleser
icil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
Der NeridipDrung
Murben Robert 9. Stesler unb siDei
9enOffen in Der pabfdlI4ungss
affaire uusstlast.
Die anssblife Gattiu Stsslers erlsbt
elm unangsnebmes Qbsnteuer.

Rem gort, 1. Wdro. = Grau
qnnette Stsglsr, bic angsbli9e Satin
bes unter Der 2lntlage Der YaBfdls
i4ung perbafteten Ri9arb y. Steslsr,
bic betanntli9 srtldrt bate, rap nur
uuf i6re Bitten FIN Stegler Die QbIi4t
als osutI9er Spion na4 England au
reiIen, aufgess6sn babe, puroe beute
Iriib i'm Gjrenoble Sotel ipegen mOrs
berii6en Qngriffs auf 4rthur Wus
teifet, einen gsri9teritattsr an elmer
bieiigsn bsuti9sn 3eitung in Suft ges
nommsn, jebo9 ipdter in Poli5ei5erift
freigeiprO4en. Mateitst srtlGrts, odb
bic Grau ibu in einem G9laf3immsr
bss 9Otsls nit elmer Ssl5erDaHsrs
flai6e gu 9oben sef6lusen bu6s. Wdbs
renb Der gsrbanbluns itellts 90 iih jss
bod meter bernus, bdb Wutsitst uno
Elm anbsrer Mann Gruu Stesler unb
cine 5reunoin na9 oem Sotel gsbratf
unb 8uerft cine 3stt lang nit ihnen i'm
gdrlor seisNen bGtteu, porduf iie 2
3immer belssten, no lie bis I'm Il lhr
Worgen bIiebsn. 5rau Ste3lcr iaste
aus, bab bic bsibsn Mdnner iRr un'
oniidnbige 4ntrGse esmudt uHb pers
iu6t bGttsn, re gu snttIsiosn. Sie unh
Ulateitst uGren jsbod ME uGsin s.'
peIsn unb iis isi Der auiidt, fab BIZ
ganse glfiaire Elm &omplott qspsier
| fei, lin re in ben @ugen Der Welt 81
fompromittiren. Bel Der Gnti4eibunc
! beg ;fa[les erflGrts Der Ri6ter, bag sl
Ulateitet unb bsfsn 9egleiier ins De
| fdnsnib gsIiedt baben piirbe, iDsnn BIZ
geipeiie gsssn bieieIbsn mebr begriin
bet gstpeien tpdren.
&urs mad Der gutldiiung Der Jrai
srbob Sic gunoess ssGranbiurp cine 4H
tlaee Der 9eri4p0runs segeu ibrsl
anasbli6eu gatten. ioiDie Ri6aro
Wabbsn, auf bsFsn glamsu Der es
fdli6te pab ausseitsllt mar, uno Gu
iiau Guot BON Soboteu, Der anssblto
| in bic gtngelegenbsit perDidslt gefpelel
iein ion. 9ds 5rio ipurbe ipdter ben
gunb.sssriht porssfiibrt. no iiA al
ni6t i6ulois bstannteu unb in gr
manselung BON giirgI4aft pieoer nod
ben sombg suriidseiatdt Durben.
qtIunta, Ga, 1. j.. WlGr5. :
5amss g. gOps, Elm bisiigsr goltsiiI
BAT bas in ben 3eitunsen psrotfsnt
lifts Bib Der angeblitsn 5rdu stsg
Ter poIitiD als bosisuise ieinsr 5Oa
Ter annetta qppe iOsntifi5irt, Die DO
siniaen Wlonatsn 2ttlunta perldiIsn I'M
pom Der .r fsitosm psosr ettpas gslsRsl
nod ue66rt baben min.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
iinnStljias glnireenns.

lie gdIte bes glunro SoteIs muir.
BEN aeitern abero tiir3 und eff llbr
In ufinctbieer @eiie IN aiifreeuna
periebt. IN Der College Strnbe iiib.
rem n6nIid Dor ben oiiIiheu 5IiieeI
oes Sctels cine anJabI SpriteH uno
qeiteriuuacn Dor, bic Der Selepbon
aIormirt porDen ipnreIi, iUeiI SeuIan0
elm 6euer in 6em binteren Sbeil Der
geind, 'sden 9ianrobale uermutbete.
neil ssilnfen cls oen Sdornitein
berniisgeiiogen pdrcu @On cinenl
Geuer mar ie0cf abiolrt uifts 81
eniDeden inlb ole 5eaerpebr 500 Obns
in elftioH eefreten gu iein, rDieoer at
inlb bic alufrepins TN Gctfl legte I'D
nd, ir5s BAD rdebsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
eebensmabe.

Der slrbeiter @iIIiam Sopes, bon
Ro. 1896 @eit SefJite StraBe. matte
acitern in cinem slnfna bon eebens.
iiberoruf, ben geriid, ieinem Galela
ein enoc 5u ieten iino bradlte iid) IN
iciner aaobning nit einem Rniirnlei.
icr cine Sdnittipunoe am Salie BET.
Ger 2ebensmiioe ipurbe nnd) oem
iidotiifen Soipital sebrudlt, no bic
gersie ieineu 3iritano fir 5iemlif
be6enflidl erflGrtsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
arisssDeseran Sermiii.

ells psrmibi ipurbs ssitsrn Der ea
ssabre alie ariegspsteran Dapib 9us'
gel BON 30. 408 Wilton StraBe s.'
Irslbst. Der dlie 6err, Der seiItig nitt
sam normal IN, ipanbert. ssit.rn
Rorsen BON su Souis meg. unb ieins
angsborisen bsfiir9ten. bab ibm sin
ilnsIiid sussitoben fsip tDnnie. Sus'
ael IN Elm 0sisran bss beuti4sfrans
55iiiaen arises unb ssnbaber be-
tiIsrnen arniSss, bag er iid tpdbrsnf
ienes selb5usss perbisut battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02

sefiibrt but, siebt gu Der 5offnunS
glnlab. bab bic ansetiinbigten WaBres
seln nur tempordrsr art fein fuerben.
erreidts elm 20 bes @lter.
Beffemer, 9(la., 1. Wdrs. afu
Goobpin, Der dlisite 8etpobner con
@labamd, Der iohrelana als sin erfol9z
reiHer Sdser bsfunnt mar, 1T beute
bier i'm utter BON 108 Subren seftors
Zen. gr mar i'm Sabre 1907 in
Georgia ge6Orsn unb binterldbt IA
gnfel, 227 urenlel unb Is rrursntel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
Rleine NnliseinaHri6tem

- frau N. I. grsldp Don Jio. 600
granlbIe ape.. Wnoiionnille, melocte
eeitsrn Der poIiSsi, bab ibr IN einem
Experimentation on Der Race Ctr.
ihre 5onbtaifs, be etipd $50 in gnar
iopis bsribisbene wiatige papi.rs
sutbisli, ssftoblsn porben n.
- Gin ginbre9er, btfen eenaue
perfpnalbef6reibuns Der poli5ei ges
iiefert ipurbe, itattets ssitsrn Ra9mits
lag Sfpsi @obnungen I'm SauIe go.
513 Delt Gsfite StraBe ungebsttne
8eluHe ab. gei anbp giolina erbsus
ieie Der 9urIde pref soIoene Einnsr'
rinae, bic 5uIammen 81 tperib iino,
unb Sci sJrnu Bertha giIsnbers be-
itanb feline Bsuts in $500 in gdar.
- 9lIs psrmibt purbs Der poli3si
aeftern abtnS bi. is Sabre ulte Min'
ME Douulbfcn bon go. 3039 Wooo.
burn gpsnus ssmeIbst. Die gers
Idfpunbens gins ON Sdmitas Worgsr
aur ii6lihen Gtunbe aus BEN sltsrli'
den Saufs fort. um fia dnseblih mad
gaorpDob sur 4rbeit 5u bsssbsn. UNI
III IsiiSsm nidt mehr esIshsn iuorosn
- q(bIalon R. fohnipn pon Wll'
ton. an, IN su.ii.lEotns EN- fstr psr'
irauensi,liaer Ssrr. Or lies ssit:rr
i'm Ronb Sri,l. roo sr ubsefii.Ssu mar
81, 5bur f.ines 3imm.rs ctisn uni
i,bt kilaat er ben 0erluit Isinsr Ia
ia.nuhr, bic einsn Dertb bon SIS te'
prdIsntirte, ioipie BON 50 in gaar
Die @cIi,ei miir6c geitern abeno DOT
benz 0ishitabl mrfidnbigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
eaiHsnadriht.n.

Ren Dorf, 1. WGr3. 9ngetoms
men .Gameronia" bDn Qiperpool.
Hew gOrf, 1. Wtdr3. Qngetoms
men rRetp 0orf" BON 2iDsrpOoI.
0eupeG, 27. Gebr. 2tnsstOmmeu
.Qmerica" BON Netp gort.
@lasgop, %. Ge6r. 9lngetoms
men rSurbianian" bon pbilubelpbia.
2iberpopl, l. Wdrs. Qnsetoms
men ST. 2ouis' BON Rem gOrt.
2onbon. l. Mdr3. @ngstommer
.WinneapDlis" DON RetD Yort.
SoDrs %. 5ebr. albgsfabrer
rNiaaara" mad Neip 0Ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
sObt i'm gett aefnnOen.

Der .65 snbre olte 9homas Done
I'm, I'm Union Bstbsl Dobuhaft,
rurbe gejiern Worgen bon feinsm
simmergsnoisn als 2eiht I'M gett as'
funbn. Die pDm Coroner ern1eleiiet,
unteriuhuno eraab, bab Der W2ann
sinss ndtiirliden' 2obss seitorben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
Glad TN llnalid.

@liid i'm llngIiid bntte geitern
abeno GbarIes simball, Der I'M
brincetcn Soiel, tn Der glm StraBe,
noDnt, aIs er an Der areu3inig Der
Siinften unb gine Strabe bon einerI
Strabalbabmpagen Der ScoamsDille
Sinie nicoerscraunt uiiroe. @Iiid.
Iideripeiie gclang es bem Wotormann
Den Basen redlt5eiig 5iun Stiaitauo
81 6ringen, icbah aiulbaa nit benz
Streden Dabonfain.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
Ojut Oabpneefonmem.

Bon gliid fann bic 20 Sabre alts
glorence Gdert BON go. 1409 Delta
glpenus fagen. iyrI. gdsrt ipuros ss'
fern abetb, als iis on Der Oelta
2lpenue unb Bead Court ben Gabrs
bamm trsu5sn poIIte. DON sinsm Ius
tompbil nisbergerauni. bos bon M. 8.
Grone bon go. 1911 Della apenus
aslsntt tpurbe. Die 9erlebte tpurbs
mad ibrsr Wohnuns gsftaff, no sia
su Raib se5csensr ar5t feititellte. bab
mi. gdert nit sinisen unbtosuisn'
ben S&rammen baponselommen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
0tsnutsMrsunbtn.

mas msinft Su ROie: TOu i9 Ge.
fonguntsrriht nebmen9"
,Qtber gstpib, 2otts; ods ptrb an4
beinem Dlonn iebr gut tbuul"
.@ieIO9"
rgla, er ptro bod bann mebr On
bic frii6e 2uft rbeR!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
RublaHb DirS freie Dur9.
fabrt bur9 bic 9arbar
neIlen garantirt.

paris, 2. Wdr8. .ae semps" Sc,
baupiei, bab cine @srsinbaruns 5Dis
ideu SrontreiH, England nnb Rug
lamb astroffen iporbsn isi, bic auf ben
5utiinftisen Status Der Tarbansnen
9sana bat. unb ber5ufuIse RuBlonb
fiir INNER frsie Our6fabrt bur9 bi.
Strabs sarantirt pirb.
Wisbsr Elm llsbersriff Der
sarfen in Sebba5.
Rom. 2. Mdrs. - Der asent .i.
nsr italisniftsn S9iffabrtssRompass
ME. Der ii6 in Sebbab, Qrabien ans
eonb bsgab. lin bsm itali.nif9en
stcniul g,cftiobsn su5uIt.nsn, in BON
BEN tiiriiI6sn 9ebSrbsn bsrbaft.t ipors
ben. bic feline aOrrsipcnbsn3 befhIda.
nabmien. Die itaIisnii6e Rsgisruug
BAT BON 3onitantinOpel SaiisIatiion
psrlansi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
unpsrfrprtn

Sat: .DiFsn sic, 9trr Wirtb, ia
bin eritaunt iibr bus ible6ts Glen
unb bic miierable 8sbisuung in s5rmr
Sauie; un6 babel Iiub sic mir iip~
lid 10 iparm empfpbIeu iporoeH
mann mar Sas bod glet4R1
mixth: .0islsi4t om rfgn GRrtlf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02

0Aiu. DtduIii1-1 It~~ft WI Ntf'S''
ipeitIiftn Gtiitpnnti unieres red en-
sgliiaeIs in bieier gsssnb. Wir buttsn
bort cine s5nfdntsriebri9dbe unb e.niJe
acbdnerie. Hn4oem Disis sruppen
Eelbenmiitbigen Wiberitnnb aeIsii'et,
BEND 1i:,isn iid ole Deutihen ber
Giabt, porduf lie sinsn enetgii9 n
angriff auf ben re9teH sSliiSel uni.z
rer 9rupptn in Der Gesenb pon W.az
tpG mnhten.
Die iieben Weilen lang: 2ini, bon
2pTdbou Biz aboinoDc ipurbe glsiHs
5eitia pom Rorben unb bonn Siioen
ansssrifisn. Oisis ainie blb,ts sinel
60hsnsug. binter bsm bic beutIdsn
stolonnsn graGsses' umnanner uno
@oliaoerloofe err,i6t battsn. llni.re
eonae 5ront ipurbs bann aleih5eitiJ J
ansegriffen. 9ie Snlaht bdusr.e
mebrers 3dae uno ber 'ssinb be iuft.
immei rod, unfersr armss cine Riss
berIdae 6ei5ubrinnen. grit am gb ND
bes %. selnna ss ung, bic Deu tten
aus ibren Stenungen tsi grsdsnpIS q
81 psrbrdngsn.
4m 26. unb q. fanbeH fefiige Gee
fstte nm ben BsTs Der Front itott,
bic fib bon O5ieiino, a!o, Ropo.
gariniii unb S5la erHr.dt.
Grieden in g Sofia ptrba T.
iet.
pnris, 1. WlGr;. Gine Depei4:
aus gttben iagt, baB Sofiaer Depes
iheH 5ufolge bic bortige bulgarii9s
polissi cine an5abl prOmiHenier Grie'
den unter Der 2lntlase perhaftei pa
Be. NIT Der gombsnsypIOjion in @ers
binbuns ssitanben 5u bdben. bic aIl
10. Sanuar i'm gaiino ipdbrsub sin.E
8aIles tdttgefunben bat, bem bi. Dor.
ntbmiten Gamiiien Der Stabt BEL.
fpobntsn. Snfolss Sisisr gombeus
erplpiiDn purbsn 5tpei psrIonsn &C.
t6btet.
Inter ben Derbaftstsn befanb Fd
Gbrifto Wlonos. Der in5nii6sn in
9sfGnsnib ssftorben IN. Die sofiasl
ppiissi peissris iih, bic 2eids be;
Wanos an Die srie6iIfe geTanbiidai
|aus5ulisfsrn. Sie tpurbs in Sofia DOT
srisdiftsn prieitern 6ssrbist.
Gin gOrfdfag Sur Cite
2onboH, l. Wdr5. Graf grnf
Don RsDsntlOp. Der Warinefa9manr
Der Ssutihen Sages3siiung, idlGs
Dor, ME aus 4opnbngen eemeIbe
Dirb, bab bic Der. Staten ibre Snn-
,bslsi4iffs mad Gibraltar fdidsn iol
len anIiait nod enslanb. um Der @e
| fGbr 5u snigebtH, BON beuiifsn lin
terisebopisn aneegriffen gu tperb.n
Sir England beitiupmie Waaren t6nn
ten na9 sinsm fran56fifden Safsn-al
Der dtlantii6en aiifte ober an Rama
lsef9idt tperben, I'm bann bon britt
Iiben pbtr frau50iiihsn Dompfern mel
ter bef6rbert 5u fperben. England,
| idst Grot Repsntlop, pirbe mabr
Ii6einIid serne bic eytrdtoften s.
laablsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02

gen berloreu, ebenio ipurbsh Bel ben
a0lharbeiien mebrsrs Geutrtpebrleute
iHiper perlebt.
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bOpeottireu ia :
banii6. Waaren.

Graneiseo, l. Mdrs.
Ter auf 9etrsibtr Der gbiueIe Sir
eomponiss gsssu iuponifhe Daaren
srfl1rie gppcoit bat idcn einsn eros
Gen llmfana anssHommsn unb iit IN
Gan HranciscO, Satlano, 5rsuso.
Gacramenio, Stodtou. portlonb. Ban
gouper II. a. St1htsn bersits re9t
iiiblbor gemdht.
gebeutenbtrGeuerf abeu.
Woburu, MnF., l. WlGr3. Das
GtabIifiement Der Nerriman Chemical
60. ipuroe bsuts burd3 s}euer serit6rt
unb Der anesriatste Sddben belduft
IifJ auf $4,000. Gtpa 10000 GdI'
lcnen g6pefeli6urs, peldbs gum 0.r'
ianss mad europa bessii rafsu, Gia'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

other member Of the Texas National Guard.
This word luminosity" was touched upon
several times by Major Win>hip. who want
"a 10 know what the reason for the AMI
mostly. Head said that he did not in
quire.
Head testified also n 10 the affairs IN
hi own company, l.. at the Third Texas
infantry. which recently was mustered ont
of the service. lie said that the 1914 in
spection by Captain Wagner and Captain
Test was the first made ~ hi~ company
since il wa, organized seven years ago.
In the meantime. he testified. the company
armory had been burglarized several times.
two men having been convicted N the fed
cral court on charges Of this kind. lie
testified al~" that some company property
had been returned to the headquarters nj
Austin for which hc had never been gwen
credit. To- the fact that H. was not al
lowed funds for an adequate and safe ar
morv A. attributed the cause of amy short
age. that might exist IL hi company
I'm connection with alleged Irregular
Alf III AN= 49, 49, '
national guard cncampmcnt AT Texas City.
Head told ~ takin. two non commissioned
officer. Sergeant DAVIS and Corporal
Oats At the regulars. whu were ON fur
Tough III the time, and were taken with the
knowledge Of the commanding officer n
Fort Brown. lie said he personally paid
their expenses. IN regard to two other
men discharged from the army. Carl
Salm~ and Charles Branch. a. said these
men enlisted in his company. but at Texas
City notified him that they wished n dis
charge from the guard III order ~ ipin
the Twenty Second infantry Il Texas City.
Head testified that he notified the adiutant
general of this and suggested that the mo-
tiication would ~ found un hlc at the
headquarters IL Austin.
Major Blanton Win~hip and Captain Col
lin II. Ball left thi, afternoon for San
Antonio and Austin. respectively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14
BUY 1T IN TEXAS

III the reasons underlying the sug-
gcstion for i "buy-it-in-TcXas' cam
paign there are greater elements 0i
success than ever appeared I'M that old
slogan. tPatronizr home indstry. The
latter movement i periodically started
almost everywhere. Ii j. usually . mn
tual back-pattIng enterprise without aS.
Surancc Of mutual benefits. Consumers
are asked 10 patronizc home indus
tries, even AT an increased expense 10
themselves. Just for the sake Of local
patriotism. San Antonio Light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14
The American Wheat Crop.

Nearly 5.NO0.OOO more acres Of win.
ter wheat were sown by American far
mcrs last fall than there were in the
year previous. indicating a plain in
tcnlion on the part Of American far
mcrs 10 get IN on a good thing.
Much of this increase. no doubt. was in
the South, upon land previously de.
voted To cotton or other crops adver
>ely affected by the war. The estima.
ted production of winter wheat this
i COB, 100000 bushels a very con.
siderable increase over the amount har-
vested last year. Whether the war ends
this summer or the next. or the sum
after that. the market for wheat
will be firm and high. Such d condi-
ton speaks for abundant prosperity
a very large section of the United
States. and cannot fail to help bust
ness all over the nation.-Galveston
Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14
Ferguson And Legislature.

Governor Ferguson. iikr his predc-
ces>or. is a firm believer IN 'legisla-
tive rest, but unlike the latter whose
wishes were SIT at naught by 4 hos
tile Legislature and who. therefore,
found himself confronted with a condi-
foot down firmly III Z determination
not 10 call another extra session un-
less some dire emergency demands
IL. III that laudablc resolution NJ will
have the full Endorsement Of the peo-
pie. We ear get along very well with
out any more legislation. even if the
present session does nothing more than
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14
Herman Ridder's Sperit.

Herman Ridder, whose pen has
stood Germany IN good stead in the
United States. >ubscrJbcS to Carl
Schurz'S famous declaration: My
country. right or wrong IT right. 10 ~
kept right If wrong 10 hr st right. n
III this be the spirit of the German
American citizen. the Nation II safe /:
for, in the day IT peril. controversy
gives way TO the collective spirit
Corpus Christi Caller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14
Shortage OF Limerricks.

y contemporary notes the shortage
If limericks customary - the season.
III they are not = drug on the market.
then. this One might get by: "A house
wife performed with the Swattcr III a
place where she really ought natter.
the fly got away-to return the next
day-but her glassware was two pieces
Shatter-San Antonio Express.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

NOTICE No ~STNsCRIRERS.

Subscribers ia the city who fail to re-
ceive The Herald regularly are rcques-
ted To notify the office promptly. MI
papers delivered IN the city should be-
received, IS 4 rule. not later than ! -
to q o'clock II. in- Unless some accident
TO the press cor other untoWard delay
occurs at the printing office, the paper
should be out not later than $50 and
the carries sliould complete their distri-
button, even 10 The most distant suscri-
bers, within not less than al hour and
thirty minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14
POSTMASTER PEAEGER 4 TEXAN.


Uncle sam ~ indeed to br rougratu-
lated upon tHs good fortune IN hay-
ing secured OTTO rrargrr to HII the
responsible position of postmaster for
Washington city. According nv reports
officially iAIod hy fhr first assistant
POSTMASTER Il, neral. Postmaster F@raogcr
has effected "a saving ut nut less than
Sl03.si3 l0 iu thr expenditures uf the
Washington city office Ior thr year
ending March ti 1919. as compared
with. thc yrar immediately preceding.
while at thr ~imr time Mr.. prargcr
has been able greatly to increase Ihc
cillclru.E ui tlr service rendered hN
ms office As tnr frs. assistant rr
MARKS. this y truly y remarkable rr-
suit 'aud Nj = similar saving could hr
effected throughout the entire postal
system u Would mean u saving of
fully ~ltUuU.OuU ~ tire government.
The report goc> on tn SHOW that
the saving ha, been accomplished large
~ through " reorganization of thr ui-
flee on Tho urW tun-IlNl>.uu piau. hy
which thc -rrt .c.~ oi au assistant
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

The lIogwall"w Improvement a>socia-
tiou. which acts in the same capacity n the
4 movement 10 stop the frogs from holler-
ing alter = o'clock every night. Columbus
All-op has been named n n committee of
uur to See about IT,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

A hook agent passed through several
day, ago and entered several OF the homes
u uur best families before II was discover
st what hc was up 70. lie was introducing
of the old books Roosevelt wrote be-
tore the public tried to rcnre him to private
litc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

Blue blood may be all right for >o-called
aristocrats, but the ole -fashioned crimson
hraad i good enough for men who Do
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

Yam sims ha> concluded Ia turn out hi
mu~tachc and will begin on the job early
Monday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

The Excelsior FIddling Band called on
The Horse Doctor of the Cal Ribs neighbor-
hood n few nights ago and rendered among
others that popular air. "Thc Tune the Old
Cow Died On
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

Washington Hooks started to mill over
,u the west fork of Gandcr Greek Monday
mornmg with . turn Of corn, but failed to
reach there. on account of The peculiar ac-
ton ~ the mule. which turned off at the
first lane II came to. arriving at Bounding
Billow~ late IL the evening. Washington
was unable To- explain why the mule acted
w. but finally solved it upon their arrival
III Bounding BlIlow>. Then he invcsti-
gated liz sack Of corn and found that he
had not divided it equally. having more on
the west side. Thi, naturally accounted
for the leaning ol the mule IN that dircc-
tlon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

Fri-hy Hancock passed down the road
Yesterday with a iu.. and was followed for
some distance ~ several Of his friends.
However, the luz contained only sorghum
mulJ~-c~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

Mis- Cordoba llcllwanger. who has been
USING an umbrella during the wet weather
uf the past winter. will oil IT 4 parasol
during The summer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-14

Prof Sap SpradIcu. the Wild Onion
rhuul teacher. ven squirrel hunting
Tuesday AZ this week. lie has got the chill
drcu to believing that he has eye, in the
back ul hi~ head and sees every move they
make, Int IN can not convince the squirrels
ut this.