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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
8arunas.

@lles Sagert ,,lo SdueniteIlen, 10.
tpobl Del Sag aIs lpie bei Nadt. aaif
meiner Sarm am. l,,po IN Der 9dbe
oes @ascona6e Taliies. it biernit
Itpetpg perboten. 8erm oieie Bdr.
rn,lpa midi beodtet mir6, wer6e i'd
cos @elet in Maufprud nebntetr.
Gbas. &uideI, Serrnana,, @ B.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
Optimiit aimrlt eiseae @sSisia.

CIR bat 8utraiien IN feline Weoi.
ain uu6 ,peiB, oaB er 2inoerutg Il.
fdbrt. 2eute. Die Or, Sings RetD
Discoperp fir GrfiItuns r,ebmeri.
fins optimiitiid. ste piiien, Dob
oieie Meoiain Die aranfbeitsfeime
int SaFe t0btet unS Der Nat,tr Del,
Veg onr &eilune 0ffnet. Cine or.
fdltung last fid nidt 6urM ober.
flaGIide @ebarSInne bertreibea
man nurb an Die BiiraeI eeben.
Seio opttmiitii@. Colt beitte enc
s<Jolhe nQR 81. Qtno's NesD Tla-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
Meue An5eisen
HanHaaanG..

llnjeren berslihiten 9ant hermit ailen
5reunoen nnb Betannten pelbe iih m
unlerer idtueren Seimiuhun9, anl6Blib
OeS 5p6es uuIeres innisit geliebten 8at,
ten, Saters uno Brn6erS,
Scbaftian @alS
bilireid) nnb tbeiinabmSpDa erpieien has
ben. Sans beion6eren 0ant ben 8abr-
tad,trdaeru, Sofuie audi fir bic 5ahl'
reidben bibiden 8lumenipen6en, uno
aieibialIs oem bpcbw. Batter 80mualo,
fur Die tieiemphunoenen 8orte oes
5roites.
Die trauernoen Sipterbliebener.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
Yreisidliefen

iur @lttel rato @1nie, am Sonntas
zen 90. Gopember, mrf ser Sbeooor
Sddlten Sarn. anfalrg nm 1 ltbr
Matm, 9atroner iino am Blate 81
tmiie1i.
Sbeo. Sdgoiten, Sermafn, Mo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
2n nerhanfea.

Gin anteS Geftauratipnse@eihaf uebii
Go6ots giaarrene unb 5abafSs Stanb,
iofuie elm fleiner 8prratb BON @rocerp
8aaren. SD Wiinibe 5n ~pertaufen. oo'
nit ib meinem anberen @eidaft, benz
Central Sptcl, mebr 3eit wibn1en Tam
Seq 6. 9ubtpia, Morriion, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
8eIrMjt

SIR einel, 19-ia6risen Sunsen.
Stelle mif elmer Tarm, 6--S Wei.
lem BON Der Stoot, Ter iunge bai
idJoar ol,f elmer Sorm searbeitet. SIN,
frogen 81 ridfeal, NIT 9obnongabe,
an gaitor S. B. Slider, Srdcor,
@o., 81. 1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
Gortaefette g~eriammInna.

Die Moaaretb @enteinoe. III ser
Rdhe bon Stpiss, miro am 10. go
IND %. Mopember cine Meibe bon
fo~rtgeiesten geriammIunaen abbaI.
ten, Ill tpeIdeii Seoern,onn biermit
ber5riGft eingeInnen lit. Eoitor
MiNner ipir6 Sie ger'ommInfta am
IS. Nobenfber Ieiter, iuib Sic So,
Tfcren 8. e. Niomaper ltno s. Sut
~rAsvsn haiAsn 9Snnen Nn.
oaf tbx 2assr ~ tptrs 6unbert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
4n pumidben

Das gentral,S otel. in lebteren Sahren
BON 90. Maupin geffibrt. GuSgeaeibnes
te Sage unb quite @eihafte. ll~ntertunft
flr @e5panne. Ndberes bel
emil 9ageI, Sermann, BRO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

@efunoen n: sruiiden Ser
ger itn6 Ser1nartr, mebrere goloere
~llbrtetten. 3aberes in Der Office
B. 8I.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

" @ebt Dem @ifi6e Dos 10 ihped-
lid bonn Stidbuite.t gepIagt 1T, Or.
g~orBeImmm's Stidbuften Sprlp assss
Der Suiten miro boI6 rodlaifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
3n p~erfanfcn

elm jirllger MnileieI. 6 Worufe alt.
&Gberes bel Sranf girfel. Sermant,
In.. 81. 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
2m n~erfanfen

Saus nebit Gtabtlotteu, iribere Seds
mannS gigenthnm, on Der rpetlihen
8weiteu StraBe. in Sermanu, Wo.
Naberes bel
Srau Bbifip 9 hueioer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

gtpo Elm ginftsl aaer in
Sobre 1913 in @roBbritannien elm
yfiibrten 2ebensmitiel ipie @eirei0s.
MebI. GItiid Afip.. iotpis SeS Eabai
ipuroet iibtr 2iperpooI bsISroert, Der
II. 20
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
3n perfanfen, Ober 81 uerreuteu.

Cine Shmieoetuertftdtte in etnem
gaditeinsebauoe an Der bftlidJen .Strft
Ndberes bel
5rau Sobn Seibah
Sermann, MD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
BreisidieFeu..

Siir Gurfeps, om Samstae, Den
20. Rouember amfarg Inn / ubr
Rodamttogs. Batronen finS am
BIabe al fairfen.
Sobn @ilues, Bar, SIC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

@eiaem, SO. 2 t.O6
Beises 800. 8 1.O4
SsnperiaI NebI. per Sad $50
@ooo 2if NebI, per Sod $50
DaiIp 8reno RebI. per God $50
9Ieie. per 100 Bfan6 Ito
Sbipihrft per 100 gfanb LAO
acrwmebI. per 100 EharS sic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
HrsbnEte
6orriaierr bon
SOhff n HcTu,ora

JugH o. DeInletS
@icr. per Drtero &c
Butter. per gfuno .2O-26
Stags, per Nfuno nm
$iibner. per gfrnt6 9lx'
sprins Gbidets, per gfaub 1fjs
@dnie. per Ef,n6 10
Grtter, per Bfur6 liz
4irfeps, Der Hfput6 f6
gaaoIa. psr 8tanA 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT MAY
BE SUBMITTED

Austin. TrNa-. Feb. n. Indications
point % the adoption "a the present ~c~
sion M the legislature ut the JOINT rr~olu
tinu submitting an amendment 10 the ron
-ltuti"u providing tor woman suffrage tu
4 vote ~ the people. The resolution has
received y favorable majority report Nv thr
house and j. a. IT, considered Within the
next week ur tru day.. IN ihr meantime
there l. 4 strong delegation 81 women here.
headed TN Mi-- Todd ~ California. Iuhh,
NJ Tor the adoption 81 Tie resolution.
Representative BurmrI-tcr rr MrMullrn
county. who T. championin. the resolution
on the floor NJ the house. asserts ~ had
- VOTES pledged tor the amendment. which
= lu-t ten short oi the required tw"-thiri~.
There are u number Of members. Il 1, b.
who will vote ~ submit the question.
wh" viii vote against II al the pull-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
WILL
OPEN SEASON ON
18TH OF APRIL
(By Associated r'rc>>.1

Chicago. Feb. 1.-The American league
will open IL 1918 campaign On Wednesday.
April II. with Chicago at II. Ionis. Clcvc-
land al Detroit. New York 40 Washington.
and Boston al Philadelphia. according To
the schedule announced today. The chart
provide, for l54 games by each club a.
usual and The season will end October =.
with Boston Ill New York. though the other
will have wound up their puut; be-
fore that date.
Since May 80 and july I tall this year
N sunday. the holiday double headers are
appointed for the following Mundayt. Ca
May 81 ~. Louis plays al Cleveland. DE
troit AZ Chicago. New York al Washing
ton and Boston M Philadelphia. The july
? double hearers find Chicago I'd II. Luni-.
Cleveland ~ Detroit, Philadelphia NJ New
York. and Washington AZ Boston. The
Labor Day games are Cleveland Al Chi
cage, n. Louis al Detroit. Washington nt
Philadelphia and New York Al Boston. II.
Louis bets the June IL holiday al Boston.
A. wa the ease last wear. The conflict,
have been reduced 10 four. - far a. the
National league T. concerned. and again
they are all ~ Chicago uu SUNDAYS. Chi
cag" leads ~ sunday WI home. with four
teen. and 4 tird with the tour eastern clubs
with thirteen Saturday vi home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
Unclaimed Letters.

Tho following list of letter rcmnlu IN
claimed IA thi~ office for week ending
February :. Same will bc sent 1" dead
letter office II not claimed III two week.
Gcntlcmcn-Bcniamin Brondc. Roland
Brown. Clifton Campbell, Illlari" Camille.
Antonio Dclgado. Cruz E~camilla. Fran
cl~co G.. Garcia, Felix Cara. Virginia VI.
Cara. Fortunate Hernandez. Ciprlau"
Hinoio~a. :. a. VI. Kin. 90. Mirharl Nh
hony, Jose Marcia Maritime. S"lrro Mar
tincz, Pedro Mrndcz, Ramon PEREZ. Victor
Pincda, IIllario Robbie. Su~tcuc> Saldauo.
Mc>sr>. T. II. Smith. \. II. Thurman. Am
broslo IrbIna. Pu~lliauo Zamora 60.
l.adic~-Mr~. Amer Nutrry. >ritu. ~
nacia Bcuavidc~. Nrta. >uunua Capl-tran.
NrIta. Celia Ci~ncru~. >u'a. Francesca GAR
ga Ftcroa, Sra. lIipolir, 4. Gala. Nriia.
tatarlnn Garcia. STA. .AIlia III. Nv Garcia.
SrIta. Moves Garcia. Sra. Maria Garcia
de Garza. Sra. T"ma~H Cara. ly-lu II.
MARTINEZ. Mr.. T.. MARITIME. Ester Mclru-
deg. Srita. Manurln ortiz. N-nhrl nnrildr
Padrm, Sra. Celia Pi~ana. 81. Ma. dr .Jc-
~ue X. dc RAMIREZ. luana Ramos. II. Mag
dslcna f.. rrc,In". sra. El,ra l.. Trr,no.
taiarina III. NIllal"va~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
OFFICIALS MEET
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Prominent JuriSts from All Over Texas
Gather at Waco TO Attend County Judge
and Commissioners Convention.

Waco. TcVa-. Feb. 4.-Pr"miucnt iuri~t-
from aIl over Texas were here today ~ IT.
tend the ~cmi-annuai mcctin. 81 the Coun-
"a judge and Commi~~Iourr- a>~uciatinn.
Sessions were M continue through tumur-
row. Judge NJ. r.. |IIuuuIrutt W Marlin "
president 81 the organization. ANON. the
important -pcakcr~ and topic IA tlic pro-
gram n Judge Quentin u. Curlcv. Dallas
county. Feeding County Prisoners" while
George H. Hall III Hunt county and Jesse
Brown 10 Tarrant county were IN discuss
'Gru,clcd Road and How a. Got Them"
Other -prakcr- included President Hun
uicutt. \. ". Elackm"n. Limestone rouu-
tv: y. II. Malnuct. Br1lU~ county. Prof.
y. Y. spence, T. 4 VI. college. George n.
Denton. Mrlrunau county. n. n. Trmplr.
Parker county and ". ;. Shrpp. Bell rom
M. Election uf officer aud selection WI
next meeting place will be- considered to-
morrow morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
AppIicatiOn for DISCHARGE.

In the District Court Of the United
for the Southern District Of Texas,
Brownsville Division.
IN the matter II Nalcutc Perez. Bank
rupt. IA bankruptcy.
~ TIE Hon. Waller r. Burns. JUDGE VI
the District Court nf the United States fer
the Southern District "a Texas:
Nalrutc PEREZ ot San %Iirniiu. in thr
w Cameron. and State WI TrNI-. ir
said district. respectfully rcr>r~cnt- that
thc 18th day WI December. N. ID. l1l ~.
last past. hr wa- duly ndiud-cd bankrupt
under the art- WI rnugrr-- relating NV
bankruptcy. that hc has duly surrendered
aI hi- property Iud right to property. 1nd
has fully complied with all thc Require
mcut- wy said acts ana WY thc order WI ih,
touching hi- bankruptcy.
Wherefore hc pray that NV may hc Wy,
creed hy thr court fo have "a tail di-rharr,
from woo debts pruvahlr against hi- r-tHf.
under said bankrupt art-. except such
debit a- arr excepted hy law from such
di-charer.
Dated thi- roth day wv January. M III
1913. NAIENTE PEREZ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
A VALUABLE SUGGESTION
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE

" i now conceded by physicians that
the kidney should have more attention
~ They control The other or.au> 10 4
remarkable dr-rc, aud do y irrmrm-
dou> amoUu NJ work IN renewing
pnl>un> aud waste matter from the al,
tenn hy altering The blood.
During the winter months especially.
when We live VA indoor life. The kidneys
should Receive >rmr assistance WHEN
needed. a> 80 take lr>> cN-rci>r. drink
less water and often eat more rich
heavy food. thereby forcing the kidurvS
70 10 more work than Nature intend MI.
Evidence M kidney troubles. Smartiug
ca burning. brick dust ur sediment. .tl
low complexion. rhrWult >m. may wv
weak or Irregular heart action. warns
y"u that y"ur Kidneys require help
immediately io avoid more serious trpu-
be.
Many physicians clam that an herbal
mrdiriu" containing 40 minerals or
opiatr> has the most healing Influence.
An Ideal herbal compound hat has uad
most remarkable success rs = kidney
and bladder remedy IL Dr. kilmcr's
Swamp-Root.
Won may rrrrivr \ sample bottle vi
Swamp-lioot IN parcels post. Address
Or. kilmcr a CO.. Binghamton. y. H..
and enclose ten cents: also mention
the Brownsville Daily Ilrrald.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
TO HELP SOLVE MARKET
PROBLEM FOR FARMERS
State Department Of Agriculture Decides
TO Establish Bureau OF information 10
Aid Farmers of Texas.

Austin. TcNa~. Feb. l.-To solve the
into close business relationship the state
department of agriculture ha> decided to
establish 4 bureau of information the pur-
pose of which will he to hit All kinds Of
livestock aud farm products FOR sale "
exchange.
pavi, who evolved the plan. rnye the hu-
rcau will be limited IN the main to farm
produce in carload lots and livestock of
sufficient value Ia be proiitably shipped
from one portion Of the state 10 another.
Persons wi>hIn. t. sell or buy such pro
partmcnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
ARE CHICAGO SPEEDERS INSANE
Judge Decides Any One Speeding in Crowd
Must Be Crazy.

Chicago. Feb. y. Chronic -%pprdrr- who
appear ~ the ~lcrdcr~' court fnr violation
the p~vrh"pathic laboratory for test of
their sanity. according ~ y plan announced
by Joseph T. Uhlir. nudge ~ me court.
Won can't TEN mc that amy man who
viii drive au aut"muhll" forty mile an
hour through \ crowded street W -.nr.'
Judge lhl,r ~aid. "Ihc man uho doe
such \ thing needs Treatment. not punish
mcnt.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
Order of Notice Thereon.

southern District WIT TcNH-. -
On thi- lth da, nj February. \. y. 1919.
WY reading thr foregoing petition. NJ wv
ordered h> the court. that 2 hearing hr
hHd u,uu thr same WV thc 18th dIy u'
February. 4. y. 1918. before -aid court
lr Brownsville. IVY said district. Ht y u'rIurk
iu the afternoon: aud that notice thereof
hy published wv tur Brownsville Daily IIrr
ald. . newspaper printed % said district.
WA thut woo known creditor and other rrr
sons FOO interest may appear at The same
time aud place and show cause. Ii uuy they
have. why the PRAYER IT said petitioner
horld uni hr granted.
And ~ y further ordered p, thc court.
that tnr rl,rk shall -rud hv mail NJ" aII
known creditor rori,~ "t said p,tiit"u
uud thi- order. Addressed tn them ai their
place WI r-~idrur, a~ stated.
Witur- th, Honorable Waller mi. Burns.
judge WY said Court. ma thr -,al thereof.
ut Brownsville IN said district. uu thr ith
duy ut February. n. n. 1915.
I- M. MA~TEh~O\. Clrrk
.By IT. IN. IIiuuiu-a. Deputy.
Seal ui rhr tuur'f
Nu. 19-Iu th, mftt,r ut \al,utc Perez.
Bankrupt.
Application t"r di-rhar-,-
Filled. JAM. ri. 1913.
L W. Nl~TFE>uN. tIrrL
B, F. A. limo u-a. Deputy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-Position by experienced hard
ware clerk. Best references. Address
Box i03. Brownsville.-l29tf.

WANTED-A position by q capable re-
frigcraiing engineer 1T Ice factory 81
refrigeration plant: strictly sober and good
mechanic on general repair work, cNpcri
cnrcd with Al references. Would con
slider y proposition ~ open = small general
repair shop II location Ma suitable and
sufficient business. George 7. Mundav.
care Cult Fi~hrrc~ CO.. Galveston. Trxa-.
-246Lll l3ls-2O 2521.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04

Hundreds ~ health articles appear IL
newspapers and magazines. sud III prac-
tlcally every one 81 them the Importance
Of keeping the bowels rrguia. J. cmpha-
sized. a con>tipatc, condition invites di,-
ease. 4 dependable phy~ir that acts with
ont Inconvenience Or gripping i, found III
Foley Cathariic Tablets. MARITIME DRUG
Store, north corner Market Square. adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
S%URRENDERS
END AFRICAN
REVOLUTION
~, Associated Press.

with Colonel kcmp'~ forces. wh"~c sur
render was announced last night. thc N.Y.
callrd Prophet \aukcu~hurg VA made Y
prisoner. Lieutenant ~. Il. Naritz ~ also
expected ~ surrender and u u believed
thu will end lhr uprising ID thc British
South African possessions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
MAINE OFFICERS ARREST
THE BRIDGE DYNAMITER

Naucchoro. Me-. Feb ~ Werner Yam
Horn alleged d,uamitrr uf th, International
bridge here. wi- arrested today by Mann,
ufic, Nm citar-rd with iuIlru- hutldm4-
here w cNplu~l"u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
UNIVERSITY MASONIC
CLUB is ACTIVE

Students who arr MdSnn> are main
tanning a Club House ~ the University
and recently honored Hon Jewel II.
Lightfoot. Grand Master II the Grand
Lodge ri Texas. with 4 reception and
smoker M the club has 4 large mem
hrr>hip ANIL j. the result nf an informal
organization formed 4 year ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04

NEW YORK PEOPLE TO VOTE
ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
(By Associated PrcSSl.

Albany. y. ". Feb. THE New
York senate adopted unanimously =
woman suffrage resolution today.
The house previously adopted n. Tn"
amendment now goes ~ the State cleo
tiun-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
AMERICAN CONSUL MAY
DISTRIBUTE THE FOOD

Washington. ~. I'LL Feb. A.. The Urr
man ambassador suggests that the Amer
lean consul supervise the distribution ut
food >tuil> from the steamer Wilhrlmiua
a. make >urr that they gu ~ German
civilians alone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
ElGlN MAN KILLED IN DUEL
ANOTHER MAN SURRENDERS
tEy Associated Press

Elgiu. Texas. Feb q Earl DrrchIrI
was Killed 100 il duel here TO-DAY. VIII
rutherford surrendered wv officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04

WANTED-Two thousand ,hllar~ for one.
two or three year~ AZ 10 per cent IN
tercst. Security - highly improved irri-
gated farm near Brownsville. worth twelve
thousand dollars. Address VI. care Herald.
-2I2Ot-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04

HELP WANTED-Thc Waterbury SAM
taTN Closet requires 49, sewer or water
connections; fully guaranteed wanted
good men "a organic district and put men
~ each county. T.. &. Smith 4 Co.. 1910
Busch BLDG. Dalla~. TcNa~.-1 II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04

Marriage certificates should be printed
on bone paper ~ order t. iibc with the
eternal fitness vt things.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
( ill., Southern nl-ir.t W Trnn.

the southern District W TcNa~.
n. MI. WhIttlc-ry MA San Bcuito. w thr
County ~ Cameron and State - TcNa-. VI
>ald district. respectfully represents
That wv thc Juth day W April. lt-l pat.
hc wa duly adiudrrd bankrupt under thr
acts WI r"ugrr~~ relating A. hankruptc,
that hr ha- dulN surrendered all hi- prop
rrty aud rights WI property. and ha- fully
cumrlird with aIl thr requirements Nm tuI
art- 5000 ui thr ururr- ul thr court touch
iu- Nm bankruptcy.
Wherefore hr pray rhti Ur u.t u, dr
creed hN lhr ruurt tu have a inll ii ,hrr.
from all debit pru,ahlr aeam-t h .sfa
under -aid bankrupt rrt-. crrrri -irI
debit a- arr rsrrpyl iv H- 'ruu i.u
discharge.
Dated ,Hi- Tom dat ut December NV WI
.lpll mi WlllrIIF~fN.
I.uLrnuf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04

Springfield. lll.. Feb l-"Thc Charge
arc untrue Further than that ! don't rar.
to talk about thc subject 200 TIM Time SAUDI
Richard D. Nltr-. former Governor ut II
NOS. when informed hc had been named
H~ correspondent IVY " divorce complaint
filed m san Francisco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH LESSONS, nv a competent.
graduate professor. Modern and simple
methods. Moderate prices. Call at Mo
reles Studio. next to Herald, for informa
tion.-l1ll9tf.
SPANISH LESSONS-Ml~> Francisco Be-
lado, 81 Elizabeth street. Sessions :
TO 6 and Z to s y. m.-1'10 St
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
The San Francisco Exposition
Open FEB. 20, Closes Dec. I

Would you like to 90 if your expenses were all
paid by some enterprising business concern? Sure
YOU would, Who would not?
The Brownsville Herald" offers TO send one young
man or woman from each town in the RIo Grandc
Valley and will pay all expense OF a one or two weeks
visit to the San Francisco Exposition.
If you would like to be one of them drop a line of
inquiry to Circulation Manager" The Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

For SAIE-IIou~chold furniture kitchen.
dining room. living and bed room sets:
very reasonable. account leaving city. ".
y. Cannon, 1l3 Elizabeth street. Phone
j52.-2iit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-04
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms $50 and 81 per
week Mt Southern hotel, corner Ninth
aud 81. Charles.-12tf.
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BUSINESS MEN TO MARK
SEMI CENTENNIAL OF PEACE

Though half the world Is now In
arms, the Congress win celebrate at
Tuesdays session the completion Of
fifty years Of peace between the
American States. and the centennial
of Anglo-American peace.
S. Perez Triana, representative Of
tho United States Of Colombia In tits
country, Will open The session with an
address on "Peace'and Pon-America-"
He will be followed by Dr.. James
Brown Scott, chairman OF the join
state and Navy Neutrality Board, and
special adviser Of the State Depart
ment.
Edwin Warnold. former Governor
Of Maryland and president Of the FL
deity and Deposit Company, Of Bal
timore, and one Of the most noted
men in the commercial and social life
Of the South, win speak. During his
administration Governor WaraeId
brought about the restoration Of the
historic State House at Annapolis to
its condition when General Washing
ton resigned ,hore his commission in
the Continental army
The peace day session VIII be ad-
dressed b. Arthur D. Call, Of Hart
ford, Conn, executive director of The
American Peace Society. Mr.. Call
was a delegate to the Netional Peace
Congress held in Baltimore in May.
1911. He IS a member Of tie Ma
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cessful Business Experiment" The
commercial delegate from Chile. Car
rasco Bascunan, will also speak.
Joseph e. Davies. chairman OF the
Federal Trade Commission. will let
the public in on some of the views
Of the commission on Government
and Business"
Senator Fletcher. OF Florida. COM
pletes at tho Charleston meeting his
fourth year as president Of the South
crn Commercial Congress. He has
seen it grow until it has become the
expression of tho commercial aspira-
tors Of the South. In addition to be-
ing chairman OF the United States
Commission on Rural Finance, and
OF tho American Commission on Ag-
ricultural Organization which. at sae
SUGGESTION Of the Congress, made an
exhaustive study Of agricultural con-
diti0ns in Europe, he is chairman or
tho National Marketing Committee
and of the Atlantic to the Gulf Dee r
Waterways Association. and vice-pre--
llent Of the National River and har-
H1r Congress. He is one of the au-
.hors Of the Fletcher Moss rural cred
its bill.