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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Foot Bah. Games

The foot ball games which
take place tomorrow have been
arranged so that it will be pos
sible for these who wish, to at
end both games. The High
School plays Nicola on their 7lh
St. Athletic field, game called
at 2:15. The Town Team plays
the Nonpariels, the champions
| Of Omaha, at the Fair Grounds,
game called at $3.50.
We are exclusive Mill agents
for the famous Buster Brown
Hosiery.
dl Pixies Variety Shop.
John Anderson, of this city
was robbed bv plckpockets in
Council Bluffs, Monday. He
had boarded the train at the
Broadway station to return
home and one man proceeded
him, while the other followed.
The first man stumbled and
fell, causing Mr.. Anderson to
stumble also and as he did this,
| the man behind him picked his
| pockets, securing 81 so
Handkerchief Of all kinds at
/ Rhodabeck's Racket.
James Coulthard, of Sheri-
dan, Wyo, is the guest Of Val.
ley relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Grady, of Chicago,
formerly of this city, passed
through the Valley this morn
ing on her way to Blenco for 9
visit with her mother.
Special for your Thanks
| 3lylni dinner, Plum PuddinS
at Shafef's.
MIR. and Mrs. Wisler leave
this evening for Denison where
| they will be the Thanksgiving
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lyon.
Harry Drain will arrive from
Ames this evening to spend
Thanksgiving in this city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Special for your Thanks.
9lvlnt dinner, Plum PnddlnS
at Shafef'S.

MIR. and Mrs. Wisler leave
this evening for Denison where
they will be the Thanksgiving
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ly on.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

Mrs. Geo. Grady, of Chicago,
formerly of this city, passed
through the Valley this morn
ing on her way to Blenco for q
visit with her mother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
by ASsnriatrd PreSSl

London. March l6.-lt wa> officially am
uuunred Iu~t NIGHT that British ships sun
day sank the German cruiser Dresden dur
ing tive minute fight near Juan Fcrnan-
dcz Island WI Tho Pacific ocean oii the
coast ot Chile. There were ~ British
ca~ualtir- -ay~ the statement. Fernando
Island W that made famous I'M ''Rohm~un
Cru~oc."
The Dresden lowered her color~ and
raised the white flag after only five min
ute~ Of fighting. She wa~ aiire and soon
after raising the white flag ~he sank. Fiji
teen hundred Germans from the Dresden
were landed hy the British at Valparaiso.
The Dresden wa~ the unly German vr-
~cl Ia escape from the British ID the Falk-
land Islands light and ~hc had destroyed
many British ships III her time. Her tom
mage wa> 5000 and ~he carried crew of
32l men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
j. S. MAY FILE
PROTEST AS TO
BRITISH ORDER
PRESIDENT REFUSES TO TALK OF 1T
PENDING RECEIPT or Of
FlClkL ADviCES.
COTTON SHIPMENTS FROM The
SOUTH WOULD SUFFER FROM
BRITISH ORDER
lRv A,,nclnted press.l

Washington. ~. C. March ~. President
Wilson today refused to discuss the Brit
i-h order cutting M German trade pend
ing official adyice~ ~ thc order. but hc iu-
dicaicd that thr unofficial ou.l line ut the
order w very di-plrn-in- Ivy the United
States
Discussion hy other Officials i- taken to
indicate that Washington viii protest Y"
England.
Cotton shipments from the South will
suffer particularly hy the new order. aI-
though England promised to pay Ter ship
mcnt- seized cn route tu Germany.
Official hope~ for the early improve
mcut ut commerce between neutral na-
tiou- were destroyed TN tire British order
together with information that England
declined tn arrrdp Nh the United ~tatr-
proposal iur thc withdrawal NJ Germany
submarine blockade.
The minister ot The Netherlands today
formally opened negotiations with tho
state department. io determine what action
ihc United State and The Netherlands viii
take to obtain au amchoration ot the re-
-trictiDn- IN the British '.hluckade" order
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
AN AMENDMENT
PROPOSED FOR
BOND ISSUES
LOCALITIES MAY Be PERMITTED TO
VOTE BoEDS FOR VARIOUS
KINDS or INDUSTRIES.
SENATE PASSES BILL PROVIDING
FOR REORGANIZATION OF THE
STATE BOARD or HEALTH.
lBy A~-ociatcd Prr-s.)

Austin. TeNa~. March l6.--The house
today passed joint resolution submitting
an amendment Ia the constitution a. allow
localities to vote hund- for warehouses.
cold storage plants and elevators
The senate today passed the landlords
lien hill
The senate finally passed the senate bill
rcorganizine the state board of health.
GIVING d more power; also \ hill providing
tor the appontmeutmcrt ~ district attor-
ncy~ ~ counties with population of
B5. .unn Ut more.
senator Mc\calu~ suffered an attack of
nervous prr-tritinn today after hi- criii-
ri~m WI Bailey WIT Harris county and wv uI-
most physical encounter
senator McGrr-ur presented petition
signed hy 25.unn persons asking the lcgi--
latUrr to submit constitutional amend
mrni tor y heavy tax un unucrupird land
and % create system ot rural credits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
SERBIACAMPAIGN
ABANDONMENT is
AUSTRIAN PLAN
Archduke Frederick Urges Emperor To
Take Troops From Rumanian Border
And To Reinforce Carpathians.
(By Associated Prcss.l

Geneva. March To- Tire Vienna corrc-
spondcni Of the Tribune -ay- that Emperor
Francis Joseph Saturday received the
Archdukc Frederick. who insisted IL be-
half of the general staff IA the Carpathian~
that the Archdukc Eugene ~ ordered tu
abandon hi campaign against Serbia and
withdraw the useless force un the Rou-
manan frontier Ia order to reinforce Che
exhausted troops m the Carpathiau~.
The archdukc told the emperor a- am
example Of conditions that 10000 men ~
one district of the mountains have hrcn
fighting necessarily for liz week.. sleep
ing with their rifle IN their hands.
The emperor y -aid to have summoned
the Archdukr Eugene for i consultation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16

City. officials are in quandry ~ CON
nertinn with the work that y now being
carried on bv the city for the protection
of the river bank at the foot Of Levee
street.
Alderman J. :. Rowe. in digging through
the agreement between the United States
and Mexico in regard to the International
boundary found that the agreement pro-
vide~ that no river bank protection work
shall extend farther ont than twelve feet
from tie bank. Some Of the work that
has been done at the foot of LeVec street
extends a. far ont into the rver - thirty
feet. but il j. ~til within the twelve loot
limit ii the bank a. u existed ~ the timc
of the agreement i he basis for thi~ lie-
urc. Since that time the bank ha~ been
eaten away iiteen ID twenty feet.
In the meantime, the ,iiy engineer, ;. "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
City's River Bank Protection Work
Conflicts With Boundary Agreement

Davis. j. going ahead with the work MI
protecting = bank. permitting the brush
work ~ extend oHi into the river at certain
points a. tar ~ necessary. II l. thought
that no objection to this work will arise,
a~ Il H. easily to bc seen that ihc bank
has been worn away hady. endaugcrine
much valuable property located at the end
VT thc thoroughiare.
Nearly one hundred wagon loads ot
brush have been hauled to the bank for
the protection work This brush j. built
out into the river. and j. held by wire
cable which ~ anchored at points III the
middle of Levee street. With the coming
of the first hig ri~c which will BE- along
the iutter part ~ MAY. " H. expected that
a large amount Of sediment will bp de-
posted. thus building up the bank and pra-
tccting il from further mroad~ IN M,
ever changing currents of the Rio Grande
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
SCHOOL BILL IS
UP TO GOVERNOR
FOR SIGNATURE
PASSED HOUSE AND SENATE AND
UPON BEING SIGNED BE-
COMES A LAW.
CARRIES EMERGENCY CLAUSE AND
PRESENT BOARD is TO BE
a H0LD0vER.

The bill introduced III the legislature TN
Representative Lawrence Bate~ uf Cam
crun county ha- passed both thc house and
the senate. and i now ready for the sig
nature Ut Governor James H. Ferguson.
according ~ Representative Bates whu
has Just returned from Austin. lie stated
that the bill was presented III the senate hy
senator Parr of this district and passed
without difficulty.
The bill. Il i- understood here. carries
the emergency clause which permits It to
become operative Immediately upon the
governor ufiNlng hi~ signature
The measure Tor forming Brownsville
INTO an independent school district wa
introduced III the request NJ the Browns
vile school hoard. the present school -v--
tenn here operating under an old law
which places the school board under the
new law the school board " elected MI
rectly by the people and 1t ha~ the privi-
lcge ut calling elections to issue bonds for
school purposes and otherwise carrying ~
the affairs of the school entirely indc-
pendent ul the city council.
u T. understood that the mll which
passed the Legislature provide- that the
present school board viii hold over until
the expiration of their term, when a new
board will ~ elected hy lhc people. Women
may become candidates tur election ID
the school board. and il j. understood that
Il H. not at MI improbable that there will
be- M least one or two Brownsville women
vino will be- applicants Tor memberships ON
the school board at the first election.
The Brownsville school board hu- long
felt the necessity ~ new high school.
and probably one ward school building.
bat because of the fact that the city j.
bonded % it, limit thc council could not ~cr
Y it, way clear to call an election for school
bond purposes. Therefore the independent
school district method wa- decided upon
Y The district Will include not only the city
of Brownsville. but also a considerable
stretch of territory outside III the city. IN,
district including twenty five miles of ter
ritory all ~ whirh may ~ taxed tor -rhou
purposes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
AMERICANS ARE
WARNED TOSTAY
OUT OF MEXICO
DESPITE SERIOUSNESS or THE PO-
tITICAL SITUATION ARE STILL
GOING IN
NO BREAD SUPPLIES AT TAMPICO
BECAUSE WHEAT CAN NOT Be
IMPORTED THERE NOW.
lEv Assnrinlcd Press.

Washington. -. e.. March l6.-State dc
plrImcnt advicr~ ~uy that many American
citizens continue to arrive at Tampico de-
spite the seriousness ~ thc political ~itua-
tion there and the fact that thousand
unemployed Americans Recently returned
NV the United ~tat,.-
Fifty Americans. mostly women. the dir
patches said. arrived 10 Tampico recently
There arr NV bread supplies WI Tampicu
because IL = impossible to get wheat
The state department again warns
Americans nut tu 70 IN Tumpro
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
SULTAN HESITATES TO FLEE
Turkish War Minister Has Difficulty IN
PersuaGing Him.
LBv .Nssnrinteh Press.

Geneva. March l6.-A news dispatch
from Dedragaich ~ay~ the Turkish minis
ter Of war " having great difficulty per-
suading the sultan to transfer hi~ capital
from Con~tautnople to honieh. Asia
Minor. 4 spectral train ~ being held NJ
rcadine>- constantly 10 transport the gov
ernmcnt funds and archives II Aduanopir
i evacuated. Turkish troops nre reported
concentrated al Cou~tnutuoplc and along
the Dardanrlc~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
j. S. BATTLESHIP
TENDER FIRED
ON BY SHIPPERS
lRv ASsnciatel Press.l

Galveston. TcNa-. March lG Pu~-cne-
err on the City of Tampico. which arrived
here today. sand that Mexican -nipcr- I'D
Vera Cruz ou March lO fired wv the tender
"f the battIe-hip Delaware. No one wa
hurt.
The reported theft WI ~ra W.T. 100000
worth ot bank uotc- exchange caused de-
trctiye- tu search all wv board thr City WI
Tampico upon her arrival from Vera Cruz
The money was not found
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
GOV. FERGUSON BEFORE
LAND INVESTIGATION
(By Associated Prcss.l

Dallas. Texas. March lG.-tiuvcmor N.
T.. Ferguson before the land hearing by
the Industrial relations commission today
testified to Instances nf -rruelty" M the
south, present credit system for tenant
farmers lle urged diver-iiicasion Of
crops IIe blamed the system more than
the individual. but ~aid Il usually pre-
vented tenants becoming land owners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
Russian.


tbN A~~urlhltd iir~~.l
Pctroerad. March lG.-The Ger
man honhardmcut ni O-~uwrtz cun-
tiuHc~. the enemy bringing some hat-
tcrir~ closer to the fortress because
ui their mcucctiveuc~- ut longer
range. The advantage u constantly
with thr Russians un tile entire
Przaul-z front. The Russians are
checking the violent German artillery
tir, TIL thc Canmthiuu- fighting con
tiuue- and the troops WA both sides
are handicapped ly the deep snow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
ALLEGED BANDIT
ELUDES CAPTURE
DESPITE RIFLES
SHERIFF VANN FIRES I3 SHOTS At
DISTANCE or 800 YARDS, BUT
SCORED NO HITS.
SUPPOSED GANG NOTIFIES THE DE-
PARTMENT WILL FIGHT TO
LAST DITCH.

An alleged gang W. bandits. including w
I'm number alleged cow thieves. an alleged
murderer and alleged crook charged with
the violation w other laws ot Cameron
county. have sent uut their def 10 the Cam
rrun county officer and declare thry will
shoot the first man that attempts to arrest
them.
sheriff M. I'll Nunn. Deputy sheriff II.
\. Mouahan. Customs Inspector +. VI. Du-
hose, Y ranger and Deputy sheriff joe Lon
goria. wv typ That u man wanted ~
charge ut assault with intent 10 murder
Mounted Customs Inspector Carlos E~plr-
III recently. was "a De- found III q house on
the bank oi the river about fifteen miles up
thc river went Nv thr place tor the purpose
Of arre-tirg him. Thi~ wa~ Monday morn
ing
The man wanted however. was evidently
aware ot their expected arrival. and hr-
fore they reached thc place was seen run
uiug up the river bank sheriff Vann
lcvclcd hi- rifle. using u fence tor rest.
and fired some thirteen shots at distance
of about 300 yards. but - far a h.
knuw- failed tu score n HIT The members
.pf thc -hcrf'- department w un automo-
hlie bv rounding q rc~ara attempted 10
head oh thr fleeing man. However. W. had
far the advantage W them ana when they
-ot around hc had disappeared. sheriff
Nanu wa- informed I'M residents ui the
ueishborhood ihat the man had fled across
the Rio Grandc
The sheriff department believed that
the Mexican was attempting to ioin M
comrudc-. believed tu hc tive ur TX III num-
Der. ana that once together they would
resist the efforts of the ~heriT~ depart
meut tu effect their arrests III w said the
eHtr, bunch are well armed with 30 30
Winchester rifles and plentiful supply
of ammunition, and could probably stand
q sheriff. posse on for some time.
According ~ sheriff Nann the gang re-
GENTLY sent word ~ Deputy sheriff j. y.
Carr 40 san Bcnito thai they would resist
arrest by the department to THE last ditch.
al result ot this warning the department
was fully prepared for rvrntualtic-. hut
thought that w THE arrest WI the man who
Ai''i fNNttt Wslhf NffI fIfflfM nflNff nf
ioHcd hi- comrades serious trouble could
wv avoided N WY laid thr gang w uur~-
tiou have personal feelings Of cnmitv
against Deputy Sheriff Carr uf San Bcntu.
Deputy Carr wa- not with the posse. not
having been Informed MI their trip up the
river
The gang i~ sand to make il hcadquart-
err IN n cave iu thr viciuity uf Ia Paloma.
Thi- cave wa- found hv sheriff Nann and
with -carrhlirhi hc explored It. but found
uu one
The chase for tie raue ha~ been given
np inr the present. However. ii they show
WAY uu thr American side again another rf-
fort will p, made ~ the officer, to arrest
them.
Th- was thr fourth attempt w thr
sheriff department to corral the gang.
One member i- sand tn WV the mnn
wanted WI conucrtiuu with the recent kill
iug III Ernest Wru,n~ch. % farmer of Ia
Paloma. WrurH-rh Was -p badly cut and
stabbed that H. died after lingering ten
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS



Berlin. March l6.-'lhe Germans
? captured an English position near St
tioi. south al Nprc~. after three
> day ut fighting. Ia the Champagne
> district several French attack were
: repul~cd with heavy los 10 the
enemy North ~ Beau~cInur sew
cfai French irrnchc- have been taken.
The engagement begun yesterday
i'ryauN~l the Russians every where
> were rrpul~rd with 20n0 prisoners
captured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
INTERVENTION
IN MEXICO IS
INEVITABLE

Paris. March Anarchy and crimes
in Mexico make intervention hv thr United
Ntatc- inevitable, by the statement credited
M Spanish Premier natu ID the Petit
Journal. Ilc says thar Spain viii not send
% representative o. Mexico % succeed
Minister Caro-. who was recently expelled
by tie Carruza government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
100000 SOLDIERS LIE
BURIED IN A TRIANGLE
a FEW MILES IN SIZE
fBy ASsociated PreSs.)

London. March lG.-A hundred
thousand soldiers are buried IN
triangle i trw milc- IN size between
Warsaw and Skicrnirwicz, says
correspondent who visited that por-
tiun NJ the lighting line This
stretch ~ territory was the scene 81
three assaults ON Warsaw. where
took place probably the hloodic~t
fighting of thc whole war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
10 LOST LIVES
WHEN CRUISER
WAS DESTROYED
by Associated Press. )

Nalparai-u. Chile. March lG.- Nineteen
members ui thr crew ot the German rrui--
or Dresden. sunk sunday on Juan Fer
uandrz Island hv British war~hip-. are
missing. This wu- disclosed here today
with the arrival of British steamer with
-ur,yor~ ut thc Dresden. some NJ whom
are wounded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
RUSS RESERVISTS
IN u. S. CALLED
TO THE C0L0RS
tBv Associated Press.

Seattle. Wash. March To- Russian rc-
~crvi~i~ III Washington. Oregon. Idaho.
Wyoming Montana and Alaska have been
ordered M Join the color bN ihc Russian
consul general here. Twenty five thou
sand men are affected. They will bc
taken IN Nladivo-tok hy Russian
steamer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
BARBED WIRE FENCE PROTECTS
German Zone of Operations in AIsace Not
to be Entered.

Bcrnc. Switzerland March lG.-A ten
foot barbed wire fence ha~ been built
around the entire German zone "a opera
iinu- ia Al-acr Notices have been posted
that amy one approaching within sixty feet
ut thr fence will hc ~hyt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
NEARLY $500,0O COST
TO REN0VATE CAPITOL

Austin. Texas. March l6.-The proposed
rcn"vating a the Texas state capitol will
cost ~i5O.0OU. II was estimated in \ report
furnished today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
MEXiCANS TAKE
100000 FROM
BRITISH SHIP

New Orleans, l.a.. March lG.-lrhc Brit
i-h steamer Wyvi-brnok reported here tu-
day that the United States cruiser De-
Muiuc- accompanied her from Cumprchc
to Progrr~o after MrXican~ detained her
20 Campeche and took ~3n0. 600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16

CBy Associated Pre--.l

Nv NTNFIVHItFI 7 It"-tT
Paris. March lh The British army
rccapiured St. Eioi. with many
trenches southwest al that village.
Southeast ut the same point the Ger
mans evacuated trenches. which were
completely destroyed hy artillery vi
Champagne fresh proerc~- was made.
thc French rcrapturiEe many trenches
lost Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
MATTEAWAN MAY
NOT SEE THAW;
SAVED BY WRIT

New York. March l6.-By writ ~
habea~ corpus after the court ruled that
hr could not NV returned NV New IIump
shire. Harry X. Thaw'> attorneys today
saved him from Mnttcawan. The writ will
~ heard IN the court on Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
CARRIERS ASK FOR NEW
HEARING IN RATE CASE
by Associated Press. J

Washington. =. C., March l6.-Repre-
~entativc- w the American, Adams, Well
Fargo and Southern express concern. To-
day asked permission of the interstate
commerce commission nv iiIr petition for
4 reheariug Of the express rate ease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
Port Blockade Abandoned.

Washington. ~. Ill. March l6 Official
assurances that General Carramza ha~
abandoned the blockade ot thr port MI
Prugrc-o were received today from Consul
Silliman and through the Carrauza agency.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
GUARANTEES NOT SUFFICIENT
Greek Minister Tells Why Greece Did Not
Join the Allies.
(By Associated Press }

Rome. March lG-A newspaper inter-
view quotes the Greek foreign minister a.
saying that hi- country did uot JON Che
allies because the triple entente failed tu
give Greece sufficient guarantees ot com
pcn-atlon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
BRAZIL AFTER BIG LOAN
Seeks TO Borrow SIS 5O0OOOo from United
States Capitalists.

Rio ~ Janrrin. March l6.-lt IN Of
hrially believed that Brazil i~ negotiating
a loan OF sl5.O0O,0OO III New York city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
Russians Are Again Advancing

London. March l6.-rhe Russians arr
again advancing in Northwestern Buko-
w,nn. The weather j. very bad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
NAVY
C0NCENTR RATES
NEAR STRAITS
(Bv Associated PreSS.)

Geneva. March l6.-A Rome new di~
patch reports that large portion "f the
Italian navy J. concentrating ~ famnto,
southeastern Italy. the nearest point tu
the Dardanclle~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
Turk Field Batteries 0uieted.

Paris, March l6.-An unofficial Athens
report SAYS an attacking war~hip sunday
~ilcnccd several Turkish field batteries
posted above kumkae. III The entrance "a
the Dardanelles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16
OKLAHOMA FARMERS ARE
UNABLE TO BUY SEED
tBy Associated Press.)

Oklahoma City. Okla. March lG.-. p-
re~eniative Te~terman today introduced q
bin To lend 100000 u farmers in need.
Il was represented in the house that III
some sections of the state the farmers are
unahIr to purchase seed for spring plant
ing and are unable To- borrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16

Fayor~ are seldom satisfactory. The
best way j. not 10 need them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-16

TEXAS AUTO SALES SUPPLY CO.
T.. FERNANDEZ
Best Equipped Shop In The Southwest
Autogenous Welding. Iron. Bronze and
Aluminium Castings.
Complicated Work a Speciality.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
ROME BELIEVES TURKEY
SEEKS - MAKE PEACE

Rome. April 4, (s.j0 y. M, VIA
Paris. April g. t:2O a. mp--ln spite of
various official denials from some of
the belligereut nations that prcllm-
mary steps have been taken 10 con
ciude peace especially by Austrin and
Turkey without consulting Germany
the report that David Pashd, Turkish
minister OF finance. b. now In Switz-
crland ON q mission OF peace, hnds
crcdcncc here.
II is pointed out that DjaNid Pasha
WIS one OF the hrst Turkish ENJOYS 60
undertake AT Ouchy. switzerland. the
conclusion OF an ltalo-Turkish peace
and that he conducted his preliminary
negotiations by roundabout methods
through neutral diplomats. While he
has denied. cmphaticaliy that he Is at
present engaged In "a similar mission,
II Is considered here that this denial
should not be taken too seriously, be-
cause he scarcely could admit al this
time that his government seeks a ccs-
sation uf hostllitics. Similar denials
were made by him when he first un
dcrtuok the task oi bringing anout
| an agreement between Italy and Tur-
key.