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The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
AUSTRIAN LOSSES ARE GREAT
Hand-to-Hand Fight Was the Order and the Slopes of the Mountains and RaVines Were Strewn With Austrian Dead.

Petrogtad, March 2.The fol owing official communication from general headquarters was issued tonight:
 "On the front between the Nlemen and Vistula our troops continued the.r offensive on March 1. To the north west of Grodno our troops are making successful progress. The enemy of ferns stubborn resistance, has fallen back beyond the line formed by the villages of AIarkowce, Ratiezi and Rakowicze
 The enemy is continuing the bonn bardment of Osowetz with shells of very arge calibre.
 Between the Pissa and Rosoga river our troops are developing their offensive and are approaching the road between Myszyniec and Koln0, ln the region of Przasnysz the enemy pressed by us is retreatinA | precipitately on Janow and Mlawa. Cur troops are also carrying out sue ces.ful operations in the section near est the Vistula in the region south of l 2adzanow.
 "On the left bank of the Vistpla there has been no change.
 In the Carpathians the Austrians bringing up large forces of artillery essayed a vigorous attack but without result against a district extending over sixty versts (about forty miles, between the rivers Ondawa and San
 'On the day before columns of Aus trian infantry were concentrated within rifle fire of our positions. | Their first attacks were directed on | the nisht of February 2S and at dawn against the regions of Tworilne, | where, however the Austrians suf- fered enormous losses. In the center | in the neighborhood of Raba and I}adziouw all extraordinarily stubborn | and furious battle ragged during the entire day of the 18th, the desperate attacks of the enemy often ending in hand-tohand fighting. The losses of the enemy were very great. All the l slopes of the mouutaj--- and the Iavlnes were str wit Austrian dead Many of t,ro enemys units were eXterminated to the last man.
 'In the district north of Stropko the enemy on tAe. night of March 1 de iv- ered six attacks in massed formation i 0ht these on every occasion were dis persed by our rifle and machine gun fire. After having repulsed the sixth attack our infantry charged with bayonet and finally overthrow the Austrians, who disappeared from our positions
 'The total number of prisoners taken by us in the last few days is | about one thousand.
 "A new attack upon Hill No 992, mean KOziouWka was repulsed and the enemy, who invaded eastern Galicia, checked
 "On the roads leading from Halicz 1 to Stanis au, the Austrians suffered q considerable defeat, after which they fell back Near Sielce We cap- tured IT officers and 1,25O men, with l four machine guns"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
NILBURN DEFEATS HEDGON
 AT BALk LINE BILLIARDS

Philadelphia, March 2.-E. l.. Mil burn of Memphis, today defeated Charles Heddon Of DoWaeac, Mich. ioo 10 3i5 in the second match of the National Amateur class A IS.2 ballt lina billiard caampionship tourna. meut N1lburn made high runs of 56 and > and his average was ' 36-52. Heddons high run were 1T and II and his average G 39-51
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
BIG DECREASE IN
 LUMBER SHIPMENTS 5

New Orleans. MarcA 2.-Material falling off in umber exports during 1914 compared with 1918 is shown in statistics compiled and published by the Lumber Trade Journal in its issue of today 1t is explained that while the war had much 10 do with the general decrease, that shipments during the first part of 1914 were un- der those of the same time for 1913. Che notable incr53. e was shipments to Central America which jumped from 6700o 900 feet in 1913 to 73,G00.- D00 feet in 1914.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

Geneva, via London Mach 2.-3:10 p m.-Tha exchange of maimed pris- oners through Geneva began today with the arrival of 1900 Frencamen and 500 Germans The transfer was made under the auspices of tue Swiss Red Cross society. Approximately ton of gifts are hare awaiting the un- fortunates who probably will number from 4.000 to 5.000 men from each country.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
FIRE AT WACO

Waco. Tex March Fire at 12:5o o'clock this morning practically destroyed three-story brich struc- ture in the heart of the business dis uict and did considerable damage to two lara stocks of goods The total loss is placed at $30,000 The fire is believed to have originated in d cafe kitchen in an adioiuing building.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03

Special to The Seutine Record.
 Little Rock Match ? The State Fair Commission bill is now with Gov eruor George W. Hays. The legisla- ure concluded its action on the bill when the house adopted by a major ity of one the amendment Of tho senate.
 There were tense moments in the house when the vote was 6ein1 taken. for the end of the greate # batt.e that has been fought in an Arkansas gen eral assembly iu years was dlawin2 to a close so far as the legislature was concerned During the fight op- pouents of the measure had formed an organization the strength of which was manifested as soon as the lilI was called up for final considera- ten
 Speaker Sawyer made an earnest arpaal for the adoption of the senate amendment He denied that the pas sage of the bill Was a disgrace to the state and claimed that it wa matter of public policy and that the people of Hot Springs wanted the bil He said the legislature should make il possible for the Hot Springs to com pete with other resorts in the United States. and that unless entertainment for visitor in Hot Springs could be procured the patronage there would go t6 othe resorts. In part Speaker Sawyer said.
 You say this will corrupt the morals of the people of our state Yet oiorado. rock-ribbeI prohibition and woman suffrage state, has an exact copy ot il on its statute books. Does anybody question tae mora s of the fair state of Co'orado2
 This is a bin into which does no' enter the question of morality but Of public policy And because of public policy my people ask you to pass it. giving Hot Spring an equal chance with ether great health resorts of this country and Europe. My people want the law and I'll youch for the morals of the people of Hot Springs
 '"Visitors from all over the county who used to come to Hot Springs go to New Orleans, Saratoga Colorado and even to Paris and Baden Baden, Germany because there is no enter tainment at Hot Springs The per sens who go to health resort must have entertainment
 When the bill was called for final passage just before expiration of the morning hour the two sides were lined up for enc of the cosest strua- gles of the session, Opposition lead CTS were surprised, though, at the strength of their forces and the pre- diction that the amendments would be adopted by a wide margin failed to materialize. At least sixteen m m- bers of the Iouse who yesterday voted to adopt the amendments on their first reading lined up with the bills opponents to reject the amend ments and thereby kill the bi It was the primary purpose of the sel- ate opposition, which filibustered when the bill was up for passage oy submission of amendment after amendment to thus indirectly attack the prospects of the bills passagn. and when this failed in the senate by majority Of one vote the opposition hoped the house oppqs.tion would take advantage Of the amendment and use it as a club ro beat down the bir.
 Governor Hays gave ont state ment in Little Rcck that he would take time in considering the bill.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
MINE RESCUE STATIONS.

Washington March 2-Ten min. experiment stations and seven more mine rescue stations are authorized iu senate bill passed today by the house and sent to President Wilson for sig nature.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
TRAWLER SUNK.

Hull, via London March 3 f2:31 a. m. The trawler Sapphire has been sunk by mine in the North sea. The crew Of eeYen men were saved
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03

Friends of the measure, and especial. ly the people Of Hot Springs are hope tu. that he will approve it.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
ANARCHISTS PLOT n ! ASSASSINATE CARNEGIE AND ROCKEFELLER
One of Conspirators Arrested in St. Patrick s Cathedral Who Had Just
 Placed Two Bombs.

Had Planned to Create Reign of Terror in New York by Assassination and Destruction of Cathedrals--Man Arrested Had Lighted
 Fuse Attached to Bomb
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03
All the War News

The Sentinel-Record prints all the war news up to 2:30 eacl morning, two hours later than any other news. paper reaching Hot Springs. When you read 1t in this paper you are reading the latest.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03

Washington March 2.--Forecast for Arkansas; Rain Wednesday night and probably Thursday colder Thurs day.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
JOINT ACTION
WOULD LIMIT
TERM OFFICE
Joint Resolution Is introduced in House
lGngttening Term of Governor to Four
Years and Ali officials Ineligible to Sue
Ceed Self.

Austin. Texas. Feb. 27-The following
JOINT resolution was introduced IL the house
to-day: Making the terms Ut the governor
and other state officers four ycar~ and an
officials ineligible "a succeed ~,.lf. the lcgi>
laiurc fixing all salaries, and the appoint
ment hy the governor of staff -uprrin-
icndcnt Tor the pcnitentiarie>. controlling
the penal system NJ the state.
The house passed = resolution to amend
the constitution permitting travelling men
o. vote ~ amy county on election dav. Ii
also passed resolution permitting any
county subdivision 10 vote special road
tax.
Reported untavurahly ~ the senate. A
bil' permitting the killing of dove ~ Cooke
county: the bin permitting private ritizcn-
I" carry pistols.
Ballard Coldwcll VI vi Pu-- was ap-
pointed Judge for the newly created -iNtv-
iitth district court.
The senate killed resolution tor the
recall 90 State and county officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
EASTERN CAPITAL NOW OWNERS
4: Il: Il: I: III
OF SAN BENITO SUGAR FACTORY

The San Bcnito SUGAR Manufacturing
company plant at San BenIto viii be opc-
rated next year and probably every year
thereafter II sufficient tonnage of cane
will ~ raised ~ operate the plant through
each season. Eastern capital has taken
over the plant. and will place II W shape
tor operation the coming season.
A deed has been filed Ia the office of
County Clerk Joseph Webb showing that
=. l.. Dworman. a. receiver and special
commissioner for the San Reuitu Sugar
Manufacturing company. IA the direction
III the hity-third district eor--f at Austin.
ha- transferred the plant and property "a
Hiram Hart ~ Brownsville and New York
City GA hi hid uf 80. 600. Mr.. Hart III
turn ha~ conveyed the property To- Stanley
Clifford. New York millionaire. trustee.
The transfer include~ all the property
and improvements owned wv the drtunct
company. with the exception Of certain ma
clllnery and equipment Oh which judgments
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
LYFORD CLUB STARTS A TRADES
DAY FOR BENEFIT OF FARMERS

help you and everyone else We can find
buyer for thr things hc has ~ sell
..On the first Monday IN March, which
by the way j. the first day Of the month.
there will ~ Trades Day III I.yford. II
will be &c, together day FOR all the
farmer. within riding distance WI Iyfurd
II yon have anything ~ ~cll thai you thinl
some other farmer viii want. bring u
along: maybc il will hc some canr seed.
some kaiiiIs corn. or ~onp cotton seed. or 4
calf. ~ mule. IN fact anything that can
he bought or sold. lyford on that day
viii hr Y market place for almost anything.
In order 90 further help IN getting the
buyer and seller together Ne will have u
bulletin board On one side We will list
The various ihin-~ that are for sale or for
trade. on the other side W. will lit ail
things people want to buy or trade Thi~
We will 10 gladly ii YOU will send a. 4 de-
>cription of what you have for sale or
trade, or want To buy"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
10 Senators Are More
Powerful Than Are 2
That's Why Cong. Garner
FavOrs Texas Division

Because ten senator are more
powerful than two and could. because
of number. do more for Texas cut
INTO five parts than Texas IT, one
state J. largely the reason why
Congressman John ~ Garner iavur~
q division ot the greatest state in
the union. The congre~-ma cites
that all the New England states are
not a. large a. hi district. the iif-
tccnth. yct they exert TX times more
power IN the national senate than the
entire state vi Texas.
Congre- -man Garner in letter ~
the question Of division. ray~
~ you doubtless know. have fnr
many year thought II advisable L.
take advantage of the provision con
tanned ~ the agreement by which the
Republic VI Texas became part VI
the United States and divide our
selves INTO five states; largely for
the reason that the United States
senate l~ the most powerful factor IN
the government vi thi~ republic. and
{" have ten senators there represent
Ing the territory W Texas. instead w
two. would certainly hc "a the ad-
vantage of that section ~ the United
States.
"All men who have considered the
question. know that the real power
of this government D. IN the senate.
and that WI the little states ~ New
England are not a. lar-- a. the it'll
tceuth congressional district 81 Tex
a-. and yet they have y dozen men
~ that most important body. the
United States senate.
II know. and have again recently
read that san .lacinto and the Alamo
can not br divided. and That thr great
imperial state shall BE- one aud IN
divi~iblc all these are very noble
sentiments. hut ! ann q practical man.
and naturally take practical view
uf the matter. have sufficient SEN
timcnt concerning the great state oi
Texas ami a. name a. suggest that
II might bc well to call the states
North Texas. Fast Texas. West Tex
~. South Texas and Central Texas.
"Whrn the great crisis comes and our
people realize how important II b. tn
have greater number ~ units III The
United States senate. they will think
more seriously at this proposition.
Until then. doubtless. II will hr
casually discussed and then passed
by"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
KILLING OF A
MOVIE ACTOR
INVESTIGATED

Los Anerc-. Cal, Feb. 2T.--An invc~li-
CATION u afuot here INTO the death AZ Clar-
cncc Chandler. motion picture actor.
killed yesterday III u battle scene
Chandler Was y member ~ .u attacking
party instructed to capture > harricadci
cabin. The attackers had bah cartridges
to produce realistic scene in shooting
down the door. Before thr order WAS given
a. hc-ln firing q single shot Was heard
and Chandler icll. shot through the fore
head. Thcrupun all the actors threw
down their weapon~. ouc pistol in thI~
heap WAS found with discharged cart "
ridge. hui no one would claim it- Owner
ship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27

The Lyford Commercial club has inn
augurated u monthly "Tradc~ Day" to ~
held the first Monday in March. and every
first Monday thereafter. Tradc~ Day at
Lyford will he a get-toeethcr day Cor
every farmer within riding distance VI thc
town of Lytord. and the farmers are urged
10 bring in whatever they may have "a sell.
or announce on bulletin board III the town
what it l. they may want 70 buy. Thu~
will be buyer and the seller bc brought to-
geihcr.
The merchants and the Commercial club
of Lyford, of which Raymond Nnirce H.
the secretary, have Joined IN the move
ment for Trades Day. and ia The an
nouncement of the first Trades Day thi- l.
what they have to say:
..The big problem for the farmer ha~
been that if he had thing ~ sell he didn't
have anyway To 20 about finding ? buyer.
That j. just what We are trying To do-to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
SAN DIEGO MAN
RELEASED AFTER
HEARING TODAY
uniled States Commissioner FINDS no Evi-
Gence on Which to Hold Antonio Con-
zaIes on Charge OF SedtIOus Conspiracy
Against United States.

Corpus Christi. Texas. Feb. 27.-Artouio
Gonzalp- charged with sedIliou~ con-
~piracy against the United States. was re-
leased after \ preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Souheutc
here today.
Gonzales was arrested along with Ma
nuel Flores. both III whom lived I'D san
Diego, Duyal county Flores was a. hc
given a hearing before the commissioner
this afternoon.
The men were among those arrested an
" result ul the discovery by United States
officials of an alleged plot % murder every
American male over the age 81 l6 in >uuth
Texas. establish an independent republic
the results 10 b. brought about through
combined action hy negroes. Japanese and
Mcyican~.
Ha~iIin Ramos .Ir wa~ recently arrest
cd ai McAllcn by Federal officer. aud In
now hciug held wv jail ID Brownsville under
bond 81 $4,000 on charge ul -r,litiuu~ con
~pirary.
Drpuiy United States Marshal n. II.
Bishop ot Brownsville and T.. /. Reynolds.
chief NJ the United States immigration
service there, were witnesses N the hear-
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
GERMAN PLAN
OF ATTACK
FAILURE

Pctrograd, Feb. 27.-The German in
faniry j. being forced back across the
River Nirmen. NJ Northern Poland The
Russian general ~tan believes that another
German plan WI attack on Warsaw has
failed Indications are that the Germans
are transferring their Fact Pru~~ian army
south by \ strategic railway ~ a position
III front Ut Warsaw.
While sending troops a. the center be-
fore Warsaw the Germans also apparently
tried to cut the Russian railway line used
for transferring the Russian soldiers
south from the East pru~~ian front to
counter thc German troops ma~~ing be-
fore Warsaw This attrmp, "a cut the
railway ha- failed tn ~ far
Meanwhile the German big Gun bom-
hardmcnt ~ thr Ru--ian tor M O-sowetE
continues underldrd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
TREE PLANTING
STARTS AT ONCE;
PARK NOW FACT

The Central Latino. the organization 81
Mexican Young men who Offered III plant
trees and otherwise hcautify Washington
square. III the rear uf the grammar school
building. viii start actual planting durn.
next week. >cVrntN-ii tive lr-,-~ will ~
planted a~ = starter. including ash and
other shade trees, and palms Tor dccorat-
inr purposes. Grass will also w. planted
throughout the square. and for drainage
rurpo-r- ditch will b. dug through thc
center 81 the park
This announcement wa~ made VIZ y
o'clock this afternoon hN committee uf
ladies from the Brownsville Ladies Civic
league. which met with \ yurrca Il mem
bcr ot the Central Latino. at the home II
Mr. Nj. N. Ru~~. chairman oi the com
mttcc Of ladies. the other mr9nhcr- hclng
Mr. II. I'll Pierce. Mr.. j. n. Bull. Mis-
Anna Kelly and Mis- Anita kowal~ki a
series w plans submitted hy rcliN Garcia.
president of the Central Latino. were care
fully gone over IN the ladies. and the ~ug-
gc~tIou~ offered hy the yorng men were
adopted and accepted. a. well a. those
made hy City Engineer y. M. Davis
The plans viii bc submitted to the coun-
cil at " meeting Monday afternoon and w
IN probable also that an application will b.
made tu the council ~ provide water line
iur the park
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27

have been rendered ID favor ~ the manu-
iacturer~ or builders 81 that equipment. Il
i~ understood here. in the absence NJ un-
hy the purchasers. that nego-
tiatiun- viii NV entered into W. have aIrrad,
been entered INTO. with these lien holder
Tor IN purchase WI the machinery aud
u j. sand on excellent authority that
cotcric .ot New York milInnaires who Srr
the greatest 1T possibilities in the sugar
hu-nc-- w thr Lower RIO Grande Valley.
have handed together tor the purpose of
making ~ VI the sugar industry IN this
section. There are now nruilahlc some
10000 tons Of cane throughout the dis
trict. and 10 A. probable that "A campaign
will be- started 40 an early date TO increase
thi- tonnage by that amount again. With
10000 tons II cane available Il j. certain.
lay sugar men, that the sugar industry
business ~ the Valley will b. placed ON a
sound, substantial basis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
NEW RUSSIAN FORCES APPEAR.
ATTACKING EASTERN BORDER

Berlin. Feb. 27.-It u officially an
nounrcd that new Russian forces have APP
pcarrd and begun attacks near the East
Pru--iau border near knnu.
The Germans have made ~ moo Russians
prisoners.
IN Champagne there were renewed
French attacks last night Fighting con
nHuc- there today ~ some places. but ull
other attacks were rrpuI,ed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
FRENCH CLAIM GERMANS USE
BURNING LIQUID IN FIGHT

rnrl-. Feb. 17-Thr official announce
mcni ~aN~: "a" spray ut burning lpuih
was used wv cirrruau- w Argonnr ~
irrday when they captured French
trench. The French occupants ~ the
trench were seriously burned before they
could retreat"
Near Ncrdun thc French exploded twrn-
I'M ammunition wagons. annIhiaicd an en-
tire German detachment. uud DESTROYED
one camp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
SUNKEN STEAMER
WAS NOT OFF THE
PROPER COURSE
By ASSociatcd Press. D

Wa-hingtou. y. g.. Feb. 21.-Olicial re-
port to-day -ay that the -uukru american
steamer Evelyn was NOT un her prnpcr
rour-D when -hc was destroyed recently
Official adyirc~ to-day renewed pre-
,iou,.y denied reports that eight 81 the
EvrIyn'- crew were lost Naval men hc-
hc,c She hll = mime which had broken irou
H~ muurug.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
5 PASSENGER
LINERS LEAVE
FOR WAR ZONE
lBy Assnciated Pres }

New York. Feb. 27--Five passenger lin
err lett here today bound Tor thc German
war zone about England. The I.u-ituuia
carried many cabin passengers. The
American liner It. Paul had American
flags and the words. american Line m
letters four feet high. painted 81 the side.
and -hc also had two more American fIav-
painted um her bow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
ALLIED FLEET
PENETRATES
STRAITS
lBv Associated Press.

Athens. Feb. 21-Four allied war-hip>
penetrated the Dardancllc- today "a IIo-
iari. where they destroyed Fort mtepe.
They bombarded several Turkish cncamp-
ments. aud are now hombarding Fort Dar-
danos. The French squadron the mean
while j. cruising under the now destroyed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
EAT POTATOES
ADVICE GIVEN
TO AMERICANS

Washington. y. e.. Feb. 21.-'rhe United
States department ut agriculture today i~-
sued bulletin advising Americans tu eat
more puiatur- and u-r les food contain
iug wheat. on account ui ihc prices the
wheat market has reached.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
TEXAS CALLED
UPON TO CLEAN
UP MARCH 10

Austin. Texas. Feb. Governor James
r. Ferguson today issued proclamation
setting aside March IA WY cleanup day
to sct forth extra efforts to clean up I'm
premises before the approach ~ warm
weather.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27

n. London, Feb 27.-Athcn> reports SAY
that since the Anglo French fleet passed
the outer Dardanelle~ forts one French
war~hip actually has completed trip
through the entire forty mile length of the
Dardancllc> into Zamatmura.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
RAILROADS MUST CARRY
THE PENTA60hAl TRUNK

Washington. u. g.. Feb. 27-The in-
ter~tHtc commerce commission refuses tu
grant the railroad proposal to exclude
from regular baggage service pcutaguual
shaped trunks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-27
FRENCH SENTENCE GERMAN
SOLDIER TO EXECUTION
He Denied Killings he Was Accused of But
Diary Convicted Him OF PiIlaging and
Military Degradation.

Rcnne~. France. Feb. PA German sol
der. Carl Nugrlrc~ag. was sentenced hy
h French court martial to military dcgra-
datiou ana death Tor piIlagins. arson and
killing French wounded. Iir denied the
killings. bui hi~ diary convicted him ul The
other charge.