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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-17
DEVELOPMENTS BEING
MATCuED NIl,II INTEREST

After visit TO the President. Sec
rotary Lansing said the developments
were being watched with a great deal
OF interest. but he carefully rcfrained
from any reference relative 10 what
the department might eventually feel
called upon to do, or whether. it would
do anything.
The only question that seems to con-
Germ the State Department is whether
Ambassador Bernstorff has been person
ally active in these domestic matters
Herein. so far as the developments have
progressed. would appear TO be the
only excuse for action by the State De-
partment. There are presidents for
asking for the recall OF an ambassador
or minister whose activities have been
displeasing.
British Ambassador Sir Lionel Sack
Eiile-West was given his passports for
giving advice 10 an American voter on
the question Of his vote If II were TO
he shown that Count Won Bernsto-ff
has been in personal charge of the
enorts 10 stir up labor troubles and to
interfere with the shipment abroad of
American export manufactures as has
been charged. there might be reason
Tor the President to call II TO the at
tention of the German government, but
even in that event such action is nor
anticipated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-17
NO STATUTE VIOLATED
IN GERMAN ACTIVITIES
Believed Agents OF Kaiser in Educa-
tional Campaign Have Kept
Within Law.
OFFICIAL NOTICE NOT TAKEN
No Intimation Comes From White
House as to How President Views
published Chargcs-Some ANXIETY
as to Share of I3ernstorT.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb

. |
WASHINGTON. August ia. Bruce
Hielaski. chief OF the division OF in
vestigation of the Department of Jm.
tice. who has charge of the Eedo-a,
investigation into the charges that
Germany is conducting an illegal pro
paGanda in the United States. was
summoned to the State Department TO-
. DAY ny Secretary OF State Lansing. 4
long conference cnSued at which tho
reports OF Mr.. Biclaski's agents We're
taken up
secretary Lansing would not dis
cusS the conference, except 10 saw that
tho state Department itself is not MAX
ing an investigation. Attorney General
"leSory' however, said that the De-
partment OF Justice is prepared IN
prosecute any violation of the neutral
lty laws or other Federal statutes
ne department Will act in any case
"here violation Of neutrality laws
Is Drought to it's attention or whore
It's Investigation discloseS such viola :
ponS OF law was his comment
Has the Department, Of .1ust,c.
: taken any official notice of tho pub
! iiSh"d charCcs?'' ne was asked
NO" replied the A,torney-Gcncra,.
The INVESTIGATORS Of this department
Will go over these charges as they
our attention.. but IN to this time no
action has been taken"
MUCH OF MATTER
ALREADY IN FILES
Officials OF the department made no
secret OF tho fact that much OF tho
matter that has been published already
had been brought TO their Official no.
nce, and was in tho files of the de-
partment. In It, the department an
pears to hold. there Is nothing 20 far
that would warrant action by the gov
eminent
The Attorncy-Gcncral refused TO give
any legal opinion upon the onenscs
alleged to have been committed by the
various persons named in the charges,
but 1T is believed that he does not
consider them offcnscs that come with
in the purview Of any Federal statute
One OF his subordinatcs. who for
! obvious reasons would not permit his
n,eme to be used. said:
up to date in mono OF the charges
made against tho German government
or its representatives is there any
thing to indicate "A violation OF a sin
gle statute The so-called expose may
affect public tentiment hu, the acts
contemplated. or carried out were not
criminal. and there is no law under
whidh these Persons could DE prose-
cutcd or convicted. speak of this
from a purely legal standpoint"
No intimation of any sort was OBJ
tainable at the White House as to tho
! Presidents views upon the subject. In
view OF the acute situation between Ger.
many and the United States. the pass
| port fraud case was passed over he
cause the President did not desire &c
aCgravatc matters.
II can be said upon unqucstioned hu-
| thority thai the administra ton for
some time has suspected that somebody
! in behalf Of the German government,
was spending unusually large sums OF
money in this country In an educational
[ cnmpaign.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
IIallldays Add. to Yaqulna

block 42-S1.O3 lots TO 8 inc, block
f3-S1.03; lots 1 TO inc. block H.
$l.03; lots l TO inc, block 45--si.03
ID. N. Reynolds, lot 2, block 46-S0.14.
9. & II. Warren, lots 3 and z, block
46-$0.26. John Il. Halliday, lot 4.
block 46-s0.14. Annetta wylne, lot
o, block 46-S0.14. J. w. Rayborn. lot
s, block 46-SO.1i. w. II. Goldson. lot
0, block 46-s0.14. ID. N. Reynolds.
lot l, block 47--s0.14. Il. T. Tannet,
lot 2, block 47-s0.14. ]. l.. Bertsch,
lots and 8, block 47-so.26. J. u.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
Parkcrs Add. to West Yaaulna

Annie E. Parker, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 8,
aud o and 32 II. off N. end of lots Z,
8. 0, 10, IL and ~, block 1--Sl.03.
Annie IL. Parker, lots 1, 2. 3, 4, 6, G and
N. 23 II. on lots Z, s. ., 10, II and ~,
block 2-Sl.93. Annie Il. Parker. lots
I, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9 and 80 II. off N. end of
lots z. s, D, 10, IL and ~, block a.
Sl.93. Greenfield q Beier, lots TO ~
inc, block 7-Si.3S; lots to ~ inc,
block S--sl.3S; lots TO 10 inc. block
g--$1.l5; lots 1 TO ~ Inc. block 10
sl.3S; lots 1 TO ~ inc. block 1l--y1.3S.
lots TO 8 inc, block i2-y0.92: lots
Il TO s inc, block 13-s0.92; lots to
~ inc, block 14-Sl.3S; lots TO ~
inc, block 15--s1.3S. Schmidt 4
Radir, lot 1, block 16-so13. Lorenzo
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
Watero Add. to YaauIna

"thNt fNNts w
Arthur G.. Groenler, lots and O,
block 2--S0.2G. Mrs. Emily Stevens,
lots / and IL. block 3--SO.26. L. ID.
Bower. Test. Of, lots 10. II and IL,
block 3--S040.
First Add. 10 YaquIna
II. S. Platt. lots Z and s, block AZ
5000.
Day View Add. to Yaauina
Mary Abernethy. lot 0. block l.
SOIL. Geo. ID. Cooper, lot IL. block
l-S0.11. J. j. Hair, lot IL. block l.
s0.11. Mrs. Il. l.. Gore, lots 10 and IL,
block 1--y0.22. q. II. Brown. lots Is
and 10, block i--S0.22. John Hart,
lots and 9, block 2-$0.22. j. p.
Alternately, lot Ia. block 2--s0.tt. Chas
NJ. Redd, lot 10. block SOIL. w. II.
Bennett, lots and 2. block 3-s0.22.
Elizabeth l.. Rash, lots 4 anl 8, block
3-S0.22. Robert X. Gardinur. lots
and s, block 3-S0.22. Mrs. II. a.
Smith. lots and 10, block 3-s0.22.
Il. A. Freeze, lots II and ~, block a.
1922. NJ. Kashland, lots 10, IA, 10 and
l6, block 3-sO.43, II. u. & J. T. Reed,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Chas. Warren. u interest, lots II to
10 inc, block 7-$O.37;lots 1, 2, 3. IA.
10 and 16. block 1l-$0.3S; lots 1 to
10 inc, block 13-sl.00. Fred w.
vooght, lots 5. 6, z and s. block IA
$3.50. Unknown, " interest, lot 10,
block 14-s0.07.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
Yaqulna Heiahts

Yaquina Heights
Frank Priest, lots 2 and A. block l.
S2.35. c. r. Caddock, lot 1, block q
Sl.1S. Isaac Holme. lot 3, block .
Sl1S. Frank Priest, lot 4, block p
Sl.1S; lot /, block 3-s1.1S. ID. w.
Sears q ]. +. Graves. lot 2, block a.
s1.1S; lots and 2. block 4-$2.35. w.
II. II. Rich, lot 3. block 4-S1.1S. John
Rolling. lot 2, block S-$l.lS. A. A.
Semuels, lot /. block 9-$f.1S. ]. G.
McCarty, lot 3. block 9-$1.1S. John
f. Bushnell, lot 4, block 9-s1.1S.
BrassHeid's Add. TO Yaaulna HeIoht,
Lenora Crosby lot l, block Isl, is.
4. a. Goodwin, lot 3, block 1-$l,1S,
Margaret Hamer, lot 4. block 1-s1.1S.
j. ii. Hewitt, lot 2, block 2-Sl1S.
isaac Hulme, lot 4. block 2-Sl1S.
Mrs. A. NJ. Elkins, lot 2, block 3
Sl.lS. u. +. Fox, lot 4. block 3--s1.1S.
VIM. Jonne, lot /. block 4-$1.1S.
Naoma Young. lot 2, block 4-Sl.1S.
sarah ]. Althouse. lot 3, block a.
sl.1S. Richard W. Sharp, lot 4. block
EN.1S. Isaac Hume, lot 3, block 8
-sl.1S. w. II. II. Rich, lots 1, 2, 3
and 4, block 6-S47O.
Stoker's I'd Add. to Yapulna Heights
Isaac Hulme, lots l TO "a inc, block
l-s5.Gi; lots 1 to "a inc, block D
1854.
Abby's Add. to Yaquina Helahts
Sylvia Stewart. lot l, block 1-SO.24.
Mrs. G. S. Abby. lot /. block 3--SOI1.
Susie G.. Post, lot 4. block 3-SO.24.
=. y. Lithcum, lots 1 and 2, block r.
$0.i7.
Abby's Add. TO Yaquina
Rudolph Beker, lot !, block 5000.
Yaqulna Homestead
Carrie Nicholas, lots 1. 2, 3. 8, 8, Z
and S-$20.5S. George Wadox 4.
=. Scott & Sam Smith, lot 4-$2.95.
Yaquina Vlllas
! Geo. u. Gibson q Chas. Daumgartsn.
lots l TO 40 inc.-S9.20.
Eaet Yaqulna
Y. =. Thompson. lots 1. Z and IL,
block l-S0A0. Jas. Parker, lots 2
and Q, block 1--$0.26. Elvin Glass.
lots 4, is and 10. block 1--$0.40H. w.
johnson, lots, block 1-$0.14. Hattie
"A. Ray, lot 9. block l--s014. G. w.
Mason. lot 8. block lola. Il. l..
Sabine, lot IA, block 1.-sO.14. Jos.
Burgess, lots 10 and 20, block l-SQ.26.
Continued on Page 9 a..
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
smalls Add. to Yaqulna

T. D. Small. lots to "a inc, block
1-S2.76; lots l to "a inc, block q
S2.76; lots l to ~ inc, block 3-s1.3s.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

south Bsach
Celia Bulls, lots l anu 2 block A.
-S4.50. Unknown, lots and 3, block
5-S1.13. c. B. Crosno, lot Z, block
C-$0.45. Mary A. Logan, lot 4. block
7-s0.45. Katie Schribold, lot Z, block
7-s0.45. Sarah A. Brassaeld, lots l
and 8, block 8-s045.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
BOY SUFFOCATEO I'M TUNNEL
Corpus Christi Child of 8 Nearly Loses
Life While Making Play Tunnel.

Corpus Christi. Texas. March 3-Clif-
ford >clvidec. aged :. son of Mr.. A. H..
>clNidgr. proprietor uf the Corpus Christi
Steam Laundry and DYE Works. Wa con
~ldcrably frightened aud slightly injured
Yesterday. when Al play. h. vn- caught IN
a small landslide while he and hi brother.
Willie Davis Sclvidge. were digging a tun-
mel along the railroad track between Rail
road avenue aud Tanchuca street. The
boys had hurrowcd IN the carth about xix
feet. Clifford was turthcrc>t Ia when the
dirt commenced to slide. liz brother
escaped %unImiured and ran for help. Men
came ~ the scene and dug the Young boy
out. When found h. was unconscious from
sufocation. Medical and was summoned
and by artificial respiration a. va, re-
vived. lIi> mother wa~ considerably up
set by the shock. although doctors did not
M ny time nave any fear IT not hem.
able "a bring the boy around. III i dong
we'll at his home. 30S Tancahua street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
ONE KINGSvILLE WELL CERTAINTY
Out OF Rumors KingsviIlc 10 See One Good
Try for Oil.

kIng~yillc. Texas. March J.-Thc status
81 the oil proposition up Ia date i that
the drilling of Al least one well ha- become
. certainty. the machinery FOR the work
having been hauled out east of town. where
the first well viii ~ sunk. Numbers Of
driller~ have been on the streets all the
week and ol i the absorbing topic of ron
vcr-ati"n ~ many places. The exact lora-
tIon 81 the first well. which l. to be- sunk
by the Guffey people. has not yet been de-
tcrmlncd. bnt il i sand that actual drilling
will begin next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
DALLAS STYLE SHOW OPENS
Exceptional Attractions Promised in North
Texas City by Merchants.
(By Associated Prc>>.)

Austin. Texas. March 3.-Thc Dallas
Spring STYLE Show was To begin here to
night and continue through Friday. All
OF the business Interests were to have "A
part in the show and exceptional %attrac-
.ticn~ are promised. Entertainments are to
be- staged on the principal downtown
streets each evening. the principal feature
Of which wa> expected e. be- the sight Of
thousands IT couples dancing IN the open
aid on Elm street tonight. Massed bands
were to furnish music for the occasion and
the street for several blocks closed a.
traffic. Special rate, have been promised
crowd was expected during the three days
show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
ONE PLATFORM DEMAND DOOMED
Opposition Develops in House 10 Plan to
Print Text Books in State.
by Associated Press.

Austin. Texas. March 3.-Onc platform
demand seemingly destined f. failure If
passage AT the thirty fourth session ~ the
Texas legislature j. the or- asking that
text books used IN Texas schools shall be-
printed within the state. Governor Fergu
be- redeemed. but much opposition ha> de
veloped in the house. One argument against
the measure ha> been the lack 81 facilities
in Texas to- print text books. hut Governor
Ferguson declares anything that can b.
printed IN other states can be- printed IN
consider the bull today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
School of instruction Is Held.
fBy Associated Prrssl.

Greenvillc. Texas. March IA school IF
instruction IN agriculture. under auspices
Of demonstration agents of the United
States department of agriculture in the
North Texas district and the agricultural
depurtmcn of Texas Agricultural and Ne
chanical college. was held here today and
will continue tomorrow. Among those ON
the speakers program were +. Gentry.
Washington. u. c.: Clarence Ou>lev aud
". r. Proctor. A. a NJ: J. II Erickson.
Grcrnvilie. and Mis- Brrnicr Garter. state
agent Of the home department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
E. R. 7. HOWARD & co.
Brownsville, Texas.
NOTICE OF GENERAL CITY ELECTION
FOR the CITY OF wkSvILlE.
TEXAS

Under aud ~ virtue ~. and IA accordance.
with the laws ~ the State w Texas. III such
eases. made aud provided and pursuance o. au
ordinance If the city council IT the city #
brownsville. Texas. made 40 its regular ~r~
sion upon this date. ordering and providing fur
u general election &" ~ held III and fer the
city Il brownsville. In Cameron county. Texas.
notice j. hereby given that a general city elcc-
tion ia and for the city " brownsville. will w.
held - the first Tuesday ia April. A. ~. 1919.
ia" same being the 9th day IL April. 1915. for
the purpose Of ~electing the following officers.
in and for said city. tn-wit:
one alderman IA aud frr the first ward w
said city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

One alderman W ami fur thr first ward N
said rity. unrNrirrd term
uur alderman ~ aud fur the -r'"nd ward 20
said city.
Onr alderman 10 anil ~ thr third ward ~
said city.
Our alderman IA and fvr thr fourth ward ~
said city.
That said %.l.,ti"n shall hs heid IN each -
the four 60 wards ~ said rIfy. ~ accordance
With anil a~ rrr~rrtA"d M ~" laws n thr 49,.
~ Texas. ~ such eases made and provided.
and The following places are hereby designated
~ polling places anil the parties hrrrinaftrr
named Hrr hereby appointed election ulhrrr~
~ and or each ~ ~" rr~I'rtiVr wards ~ SAIL
city, to-wit;
Said %rlrrtiun shall NV held w thr first ward
~ ~iid city. IA y frame hnu-r belonging w VI
r. Garcia. ga The north side ~ A'sms street
curnrr Il Fourth street. used o. . baker,.
Presiding rfirrr n. W. More.
Judge Frank >livitrhrk.
Judge Amu~ Rich
Iudge- !. II. lIallanL
Second ward.
Said election shall ~ hrhl wv thr -r'nnt varI
~ What " known ~ thr phrrr,.~ hall. between
Ninth and Tenth street. "u the north side ~
Adams street n SAID .it',
Presiding rthrrr Vi. M. kihhr.
Judge Saunlrr- Irr-E.
Judge ". a.. NcIatitt.
Judge .idprn Lnns"ri'
~arl election .hlll WI held in thr third rsrh
az The "ld council chambers. benz the place
over the TrVas lunch counter. on the Market
square. la -nid city.
Presiding ulhrrr F MI stark.
Judge HittmHnu.
Judgs-J"Sr Gar'iH An"rga.
Iudgr-E. v. %Ilinki"v.
Fourth ward.
said r~lrttiun shall wy hrId Wv fhr fourth ward
a. 4 brick huuSr hrlrnginr 80 John MriInturl.
90 Elizabeth street. between Thirtrsuth and
Fourteenth streets. IN ~HId rtt.
Presiding officer Emile Wise.
Judge Grant MrNirharl
Judge ~I;,-lolfo Ia~".
Judgr George NJ. Put-gnnt.
III Testimony whereof. Witnr mt hHnh aml
the u%iIirial seal uf -ni 'sN uf Iruw nHvIIlr.
Texas. hrrrun Impressed. ~ ufh'r. and IN the
city # brownsville. Texas. this tn 1T day &
March. a. u, 1919
= I- pNuI.NAN.
Acting Mal WEI.
Attest
IIsISANTp NIII.A.I;EAI.
itN secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
800 Men Charged With Vote BUYING.

likcvillc. Ky. March 3.-rriaI of the
large number of men charged with vote
huNin. wa resumed here TODAY ~ the cir
cut court. Eleven hundred indictments
against % men were found. and more
than 200 cases heard two weeks ago. Ii
was learned that the circuit court ~ Perry
county. meeting at Hazard. Ky. also ha,
been Investigating traffickin. IN votes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

WILL PAY II per cent interest to anyone
taking up the last vendor lien note on my
highly improved farm and extending same
for one. two. or three wears. Will also keep
buildings insured Tor full amount ia favor
of lender. addres~ LXT, IIrrald.-2236t 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
HELP WANTED.

$40 to S35 PER MONTH extra money f.
any person employed without interfering
with regular work. No selling. No ran
vaesinG. Positively M investment. Tn
ynifbycd need not apply. Address The
Silver Mirror Co., Inc. rs W. Madison
street. Chicago. IIl.-216 It
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
Cat and O0q Marry.

Fort Yates. y. d.. March ga eat aud
dog can be friendly-aye. even more. The
old argument was settled here yesterday
with a statement by Rev. Father Bernard
Of the Fort Yates Catholic church that he
had Just married Miss Rose High Cat to
Harry Poor Dog. They are Sioux Indians.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
Parr Bill Gets UnfavorabIe Report.

Austin. Texas. March 3.-Thc house
committee on counties. after a short cxccu-
tive session last night. reported Senator
Archie Parr'> county seat bill ~unfavorably.
Stephens Of tp>hur will make a minority
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

national official and school teacher in the
nation. She pointed out that dry" ter
ritory attracted men with families looking
for a future home, aud the greatest obiec-
ton to San Antonio in attracting pros
pective citizens wa he existence d "a
looms and vice."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
BIG MONEY
IN
BEANS
SHORT SEED CROPS
Little Will be Planted Resulting in
HIGH PRICES FOR GREEN BEANS

We can deliver any place IN the Valley
while they last AT the following prices:
Extra Early Valentine, per bu $3.50
Giant %StringIess, per bu. ......... $50
longfelIow (hcavy bcarer) per bu wv. $50
WardwcIrs Wax. per bu. ........ 1900
German Black Wax, per bu. $1,000. ~ 90
Bush Lima, per bu. ............. $50
Kentucky Wonder, pole, per bu. $50
Add 80 cents per busheI for half busheI lots
Add 81 per busheI for quarter busheI lots
Stock Beets, per pound ........... Soc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

Our only regret J. that We are not
liable for u very large income tax uu
Uncle Sam'S rolls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

MALE HELP-Men our illustrated ca,a-
log explains how We teach the barber
trade in a few weeks. Write Mnlcr college.
Dallas. Tcxas.-2276t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

POSITION WANTED-A~ Interpreter ~
gentleman speaking tlurntlv i,c Ian
guagcs. Thoroughly familiar with Mexico.
Address y. Herald nfirt-31tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

fortune w y short time " seldom able \"
show q bank balance OF more than three
h-urr-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

SPANISH LESSONS, by a competent.
graduate professor. Modern and simple
methods. Moderate prices. Call at Mo
rales Studio. next TO Herald, for informa-
tion.-11l9tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03
FOR RENT.

fOk RENT-Movie picture airdome nj
l2l2 Washington street for the summer all
necessary equipment in good condition.
Price moderate, apply Louis Zamora.-
ol2iItf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

FOR RENT-Fumished rooms, all con
veniences. 1917 Madison s~treet-2l26l5t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

FOR RENT-Furnished bed rooms, five
blocks from post Office. Apply 701 st.
Charles street. Phone 23T.--19tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

SPANISH LESSONS-Mi~s Francisco Ro-
lado. 521 Elizabeth street. Sessions .
to 6 and Z 10 s p. m.-2ll5tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

FOR RENT-Rooms $3.50 and So per
week mt Southern hotel, corner Ninth
and st. Charles.-1l2ltf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-03

FOR RENT-Brick house suitable for
store aud residence combined. Apply
Eighth and ST. Charles streets.-210tf.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13

Grille, where their families are en-
ioying a summer holiday. They say
is Is very pleasant at the pass, tho
rather warm.
Miss Lillian Tweedy is expected in
the city from DeLand to morrow for
an extended visit to her mother.
Mr.. W. F. Konig and Mr.. Frank
Nettleton drove to Ocala on Thursday,
taking Mrs. J. A. Campbell and Miss
Fay Campbell to their home, after a
visit of several weeks in Mount Dora
Returning they brought with them
Mr.. w G. Marshall for a short visit
with Captain /. S. Keith and Mr..
Charles Keith Mr.. Marshall is a vet
eran of the Civil War, in which he
took part as a member of Captain
Keith's company.-Eustis Lake Re-
gion.
Mrs. w. Preece, of Ocala is the
guest for the week of Mrs. ]. J. Giles,
at her home, 400 West Central ave
nue.-Orlando Reporter-Star.
Mrs. Samuel Lester Patterson, who
left some time ago for Clearwater TO
visit relatives, has gone to Ocala for
a brief stay before going to Atlanta,
where with Miss Annie Lester Pat
terSon she will remain until Jan
uary.-Miami Herald.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13
Proverb Puzzle.

In each of the following ten sayings
a word of five letters Is omitted. When
these ten words are rightly guessed
and placed one below another i'm the
order here given the central letters
reading downward will spell the name
of a famous poet. who was born I'm
February, 1907:
/. Idle are always meddling.
2. A bird is - by its note and n man
by his talk
3. Make yourself all - and the fiies
will devOur you.
f. A - is a fools argument
5. = fool your finger and he will
take your whole hand
6. A small leak will sink a - ship.
z. A persons - ought to be his great
est secret
8. He that shows his i'll temper - his
enemy where he may hit him.
o. A rascal rich has lost all mis-
kindred.
10. Do as most do and = will speak
i'll of thee.
Answer.-Longfellow words-folks,
known. honey. fight, offer, great, folly.
tells, grown. fewer.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13
A New Way to Play With the Sea.

A New Way TO Play With the Sea.
The traditional way to play with the
surf is to dive through the breakers.
There is, however, another game that
Is still more riotous fun and gives the
waves fairer chance.
The bather wades out to the line
where the breakers begin to curl and
the water is about shoulder deep and
stands facing out to sea with his eye
ON the coming wave. Just before the
wave begins to lift to form the break
er the bather throws himself on his
back and floats I'm that way-head to-
ward the shore, feet toward the sea.
If he has judged time and distance
correctly the curling breaker viii pick
up the bather. feet first, turn him heels
over head and leave him standing on
his feet. ready for the next wave. If
he misjudges the timing or the dis
tance-well, that is the game-the
wave scores.
1t takes large breakers TO turn a
grown man. as large breakers as peO-
pie often battle I'm. but ordinary surf
will do the trick for boy.-YOuth's
Companion.