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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
0aten Ste SauO
1T ~pcrtamtem?

Inter Den $4,000 fatbos
liideu Somilien. Die uniere
Sldtter pod]entlif erbalten,
tuerhen iid) mand)e fir SIRE
Gn5eise ntereiiiereu. llnIere
Qano@ In5eigen eelteu dIS
&ihtiInur fir adufer nnb
ruerben bon Senielben ipres
fdltie aeleien. Wohten Gle
bieien 2euten riGt aud Sbrc
Wiinife porlesen. Inbere
haben bamit grioIe sehabt.
Sic f1nner e. ebenfaIs.
Shreiben Gle fir uniere
4naeisepreiie uno uniere
Seuaniiie bon an5eisefunocir.
ehe sic es pereeNen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Ser nd9fe S9ritt tn fathOlti6er
YreR= Gntwifelung.

Ms ipIGen pIanen mir bic @er6ffertlihuns bon SonntasSs
ars8aben bon rSbe Catholic 2ribune", pobur6 ienes glott gum
bpSdsntI d c n parbe. SaQs it eie ansemehene q a d.
frase fir oieie aussaben beiuuoet CIebe ~gbrenIiHe fir tabs
tuoteutHdbe auseabe n anSerer StsGe Sieier @ummerl, tperben mir,
anIatt elmer @otenaussabe bon IL Seiten gu $500 per Sabr, spst
balbpodcntlide @useaten bon ie adt Seiten. ODER Is Seiten ibe
@obe, 5n $500 per Sabr Iieiern. 2eier. iplde be Nobenalssabe,
pe bis feute, serrc petcr erbalten, fDnreu las thun.
I'm Die 81 a d. r c naD bieien nddicM nro9ltfen sfrite III
fatbolHder VreBs e%ntpidslune gu m c e ~ eriufen mir 8efurporter
ohes YIones, oas folsenbe 6pruuIar eHt. ausaufuaen unS sth5u@
fenben. Hidyt oufidieben. .bute!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

Sie Siupu= @iiiiunen iinb Der
WilOtbdti8feit Der 8ldubigen gu
cmpieblen. Sunberte bon Sors
fern iebuen iih bauah. betebrt gu
iperben, ipenn mir nur @elb ses
mug bdtteu, linen aatcteten an
ldiden cine Stride ober fleinc
Sdule 3u tauen. Glide Gents
per 9ag Genii3en fir Den llnters
bait eine2 9otedJetan poer S6uls
fiubes, oa beren 9ebirfniiIe ees
ring limb unO Die g(rbeit bier bilts
iii. @eleer CUR unteritiisung Der
SiuousW fiitouen mDse man sefl
an &ep. Suther 5. Qslen, ST.,
Relore. 9r, SnSid, isnbeu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
AUTO PURCHASES
.SH0W PROPERTY
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS SALES INDl-
CATE TRUCKERS HAD A VERY
GOOD YEAR.
lSpecinl IL The Hrrnldl

f $50 ANA
San BcnIio, Tex, April G.-An indica.
uon OF the prosperity of San Benito and
Lower Valley farmer this season l. taken
from the sales BY local Valley agents for
automobiles. Local dealer. state they are
having no difficulty IN ~di~po~ing Of every
shipment of ear. they receive. One con
cern this week received their initial ship
meni 81 ears and sold the entire lnt immc
dlaielv.
The splendid results received Nv lettuce
grower ~ and around San Bcnito TIN. sea-
son j. responsible. ii u believed. for the
increased autombilc sales. many farmer
making the price OF Il ear from an acre and
less of lettuce, this one crop bringing To-
San Bcnito nearly >2jn.uOn this season.
The acreage of lettuce next season will
probably reach around 1900 ~ 3UOu acre.
on this tract, and with the preceding
plants now IN operation and The udditlsnal
one Ia he built 10 handle the product. b b.
expected San Bcniiu viii become one ut
The greatest lettuce ccnlcr~ ia the country.
tpplanting cabbage which has. up N" this
tear, been the BIZ crop here. The pre-
cooling process ha- demonstrated that .hi-
commodity, n pcri~hablc az II j.. can Toe
delivered ~ distant market ID good con
iitlon aud command good price.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
The Dashing Lieutenant Of The Broom Brigade
4: i: i: Il: i:
A True Fable" OF Modern Life In MananaIand

While a Washington street family lin"cr-
~ over thc brrakia-I Table Y day ur two
ago q Young Spauiard applied al the side
entrance. seeking work. There was 10
work forthcoming. >hamciaccdly ~ con-
ic--cd that hc vu- hungry. and would like
10 sweep The -idcwalk~. perhaps. for III,
breakfast. The sweeping offer WAS dcrrr-
Gated, hat TX was directed "a the kitchen IL
eat I'm lll. Whcrcupon this paragon among
mcudicanl~ demanded 4 broom. With the
broom hc advanced upon the sidewalk. de-
tcrmiuedly@'Nen enthusiastically. When
the walk wa~ immaculate hc ate.
Meanwhile four Just brrak4a-tcd ln-
t%cllcct~ were wondering. humanity enough.
just WHY "A young man who spoke families
Ca~tillian. whose face was honest. clean
eat. even handsome. -hoald wv forced.
rather like thc immortal III. Tucker. tr
sweep tor hi~ breakfast. N refugee. uf
course. they reason. hut a refuge with.
perhaps. au uncommon story.
After q hearty breakfast the mystery
provoking stranger was put at -nadiug up
flower beds. Many men play golf with
les careless ease tlun hc injected into
padding turf. Every movement wa~ q pic
turc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06

\ little az q time. under Iudicinu~ quiz
ziug. hi- Story ramr ont. Like most nm
iortunate- with 4 Story ~ was the son 81
wealthy hut honest parents - %Npaniard-.
81 T%oluca. the capital 81 the state 81 Mex
icn. With thc advent ut thc Currunri-ta-.
Npaniard~. according to h- testimony. hr-
came unpopular around Tolncu. After the
cont-catiuu 81 the family property the
young scion Joined the federal army under
General liueria and was made Y lieutenant.
When the trdrral- were overwhelmed ut
Monterrey III iho spring WI 1914 ho fled Ia
the border. Unlike certain other trtirral~
~ did uut depart with simple funds NJ pro-
vide against fonuilr-- uld age. ilc .u,
away with hi- htr. rejoicing. How hc
finally reached Brownsville. la~t week. hc
declined wv -a, ih, chapter va- doubt
less ton sad.
such " story mauitc-lly calls tur " -r-
.pucl. A worthy Young man Who sweeps
-idcNilk~ rather than accept charity aud
makes nf the sweeping an artistic triumph
such y person simply can mot w kept
down. The memorable law i~ working out
a- " should. The paragon mas been ad-
vancrd to q position nt tru~t-hc now wa
tiers THE flower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
EASTER SERVICES HELD
AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The Easter >li..Iy lust PASSED viii
long hc remembered 81; lhr Episcopal
Church VA Brownsville. The elan ser
Nie> began with early ccirutatInn AZ
communion Mas attended I'm a fair
number of M, members ami ihr Offering
was more than twenty dollars. Al san
Iat school thr children sang several
>ume, under the direction of Miss fi,
rInc Pierce Tho CHEERING hi me children
MS over ~.
Tho "a ,'rln,k ~"rti-r WAS \ choral crl
rhritinu ~ The Ilrl, Communion. with "
~crmln TN the rector lr. tirnrgr NJ Mae
buuealI. The drruritirH ulit ihr altar
and PRAYER and reading desks were uf
pure white rtI~r> Hn,I ferns. Hnd lll NrfN
beautiful. 4 full, vested choir at twelve
Nuirr> rendered special Easter music.
with >olU> hv Mrs. John Gregg. Mrs. Ira
Webster. Ms. II. III. ~>izrlln. and Miss
Mamie Hanson. Other members vi the
choir were Misses Isabel and Florinc
Pierce. Tillic Hanson. Mrs,r>. II. d. >tr-
man, Jesse bennett. T.. :. Gridcr anil l.
N. Polk. lr. 4 large congregation attend
al this %>cr,irr
The knights rrmplar. Brownsville
ruunandrr,. occupied half lhr church a
thr evening ~cr, .r- and madr an impn~
-u4 appearance WITT a%ttircri ia the full Nv
-alia Of The lmite. nr. :. Is. liailam.
Excellent rrclatr uf ihr lul-r. dressed III
the imposing ro'c> 81 tIc oHicp. delivered
The sermon. his subject being upprupri
ate. The i-;c>urTc-tiun."
The building WAS crowded IT, i'll cnpa
city "a The evening service. even the ais
l. being filled With chairs. Mrs. John
Gregg sang thr rttrturt solo. aud Miss
tl"i>c taHdzpS w"> ut he organ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
REMEDY FOR
STOMACH TROUBLES

The leading doctor III France have for
years used 4 prescription "a vegetable oil
for chronic stomach trouble aud cu%n~tina-
ton that art- like \ charm. Onr dose viii
convince you. Severe eases of y-lr~'
standing are often greatly benefited with
"a - hours. - many people are getting
surprising results that NJ feel IN persons
suffering from constipation. lower bowel.
liver and stomach troubles should try
Mayr'~ Wonderful Remedy. II j. sold by
leading druggists everywhere with the
positive understanding that your money
will he refunded without question ~ quib-
bile if ONE bottle fails to give You abso-
lutte satisfaction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
WOULD DOUBLE
CAPACITY OF
LIGHT PLANT
SUPERINTENDENT RECOMMENDS TO
CITY COUNCIL THAT IT HE
AUTHORIZED.
DEPARTMENT. IS IVA SHAPE TO HAKE
Blt PAYMENT ON MACHINERY
PURCHASE.

-I.tine thHt lhc single unit lt thr.
rl, tric Nght plant y nut >uli,i,nt WV
rii, th, rapidly growing demands ur
uI tl, plant lur power auI l-Ht JuG
that Iufnrr lighting contracts Htl' mi,r
tH t|uiiIulAI uIIt c,rh mur, I-vul.
superintendent Wilkins ul lhr browns
iIr I%r,trr li-ut department Monday
r.r.4uin nocl 81 lhc cilN council th1i III
i h'rir. lhr department tn I.-nIi iIn
fHtr uuti. Ihr Recommendation stated
lHI ur department nm Meow HHHnrinilt
ii'ir tu WNAr payment ut -IiHHi uH fHU
riu'ni. and thll thr department uiii
Nr ItIr tr fHt ~.th monthly uH .Hl IrlI
.ane above tbr ~Inui.
The r-rrummrudliiu follow
! wish to cJii yuur attention u" au
emergency which has arisen iu ihr ur-.rI
ttu ui th" pIlut ui tln WAITER HuI light
pilnt rf thr ritt nf brownsville
"rhr lrad carried nt This plant hl- hrrl
steadily increasing fur the last Year un
til I'M h.- reached w ruiul where I'M v. Uu
longer site to carry IL uu our present uur
ht. For several months iI hH~ hrrn nrr
.r~-1rv during thr time WIT the greatest
Toad Ht night MR. pump nur water ht
steam pumps instead ur motor driven
pumps. causing au mere >r in lhr rNicu
~r uf operation .tlri,r Ihli which -hruhI
ir required With DE- additional ~ th,
XII ornamental street lialI~ which trr NOW
hr'r. Installed HuI other iIiiiiunul luu.
which ihr rlaut viii soon have offered i.
it wIl hr absolutely urrc-~ ry tu nur
chase IL larger uu.t.
"tI.u thr rltWt hI~ lt thi- t.ro hut
frs rf..F u.HsI r.N..N. ~. .ts tI. N .r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
GARCIA ALIVE;
HIS MOTHER SEES HIM

Carlos Garcia. thr former Brownsville
policeman Nh" wa- rrp"rtcd Or have been
killed recently near MutHuuru- wy alive.
lli~ mother. Mr.. Jo-c Maria Gafcia. who
resides vi Brownsville ,i u-l hrr -ru wv
Matamoro- q icw daN- ago.. since Tho hai
tlr laiuuuri~. uui said tiat contrary
to ihr report noihiu4 had hc.allcu him.
hurcIn anuut safely return tu thr Uni
tcd ~%fatc-. an he IN under prison sentence.
having escaped from thc Cameron County
jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
v!LLARET REMAlES ~ DISTRICT
New Assignment CT . nk Examiners Was
MADE BY Department Of Eankinn.

Austin. Texas. April G-1ommi>>ion
.rr If Insurance and Banking Patterson
brought ~ a close TODAY the quarterly
conference of the State bank examiners
which has been M progress since April i.
The following examiners were transfer
.rh: Louis Cnhn. from Fort Worth to
Houston: l.. X. Roberts. from Corsicana
10 Fort Worth: =. A. Inngmnnr. from
Houston a. Irr>icana: a.. T.. Langforl.
irom Amarillo ~ Beaumont: !. q lack
son. from Calrrrt ~ III I'ISo: Hi Marks.
from Beaumont Ia Calvert: Ira Smith
from III Paso 10 AMARILLO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06

Aur, un~ati~lartor, and exceedingly dan
grruus condition and can only bc ob,iar-
rl hl che immediate purchase of a larger
unit. capable al handling the present
load with IA margin for the CARRYING of
such additional load ~ may bc added.
Therefore. | would recommend to the
ritt council that an arrangement H. made
~mmclittel, for the purchase oi a larger
engine ard generator tr have "A capacity
,f at least 500 kNA. which unit should
hr sufficient iu supply the demands If
.hI~ rity for thc urNt thrr ~ four wears.
The department I'm .n such a shape ii
uIu irIlt Ht this time that N will ~ able
&" Wlkc . payment 81 approximately -
uu towards lhr purchase ~ this unit.
aud lhr earnings ~ the department are
.rh shat M Will hr safe tor the depart
nirnJ 3" uhligltc itself ~ pay the sum of
--nn per month towards amy balance
which MAY hr necessary above the 80 unO."
The matter of authorizing this pnr
chase WAS discussed ht members ~ the
council. and the recommendation WIS
passed over tn hc airl upon M another
meeting. lu Jhc meantime II will bc con.
~idrrrd hv thr council members.
biarFct Ordinance Passed.
M naNrc permitting thr establish
W.I M .r and meat markets ont.
~id, the .It mttkct was brought before
Iht council ht tft ATTORNEY III. a. Kin
i.r. ani ua~ pt~-ei p, thr council. Al
rfNHH h Il i'-ir-nat voting 49, un the
Ii-. Iltt permitting such Establishments
.Nr Ih. rI1 mNrh.t would decrease
'l N.It I.. Hr H" f thlt department.
AI l'rHlaH AZ il. l;rar Differed from this
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
AMERICAN NOTE TO
GERMANY Is PUBLIC

Washington. -. G.. April G-Thc
American nutr ~ GERMANY On the sink
ing of the American sailing ship VIII
lam Il. FRYE TN the German cruiser the
rriuz Eitpl Friedrich. MAS made public
here TODAY. The note il very brief. IL
WAS confined principally ~ " recital WIT
fhc lrtel aSpcctS If the cease aud suggests
ia polite language that Germany make
PREPARATION.
One right The tax payer has ~ the ri@ii
n" pay ihr freight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06

CIT r 0 L A x
C. T r O 1 A X

II" thing for constipation. sour stom-
ixv liver and sluggish bowels. Stops
4 leadache almost az once. Gives Il
thorough and satisfactory flushing
IN. no nausea. Keeps your system
"a sweet and wholesome. Ask for
~. Martinez Drug Store, north cor
q Square.-ady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

I DO YOU WANT q" make money III ~.
answer tIfi- al. Only requires \ small
Investment. legitimate proposition 21S
Central Office Building. san Antonio. Tex
AS ct
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
SUPREME COURT DECISION
AFFECTS OIL LEASES

Washington. u. a.. April q The -
RENE court today held that oil leases ia
General use containing surrender ciau
Scs" were cniorciblc hl injunction IN he
federal court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
Women Are Candidates.
CIV ASsOciatcd Press.

w ''''"T
ibilcnc. TcNa~. April G.-F"r thr first
1nne IN the history 81 Abilene women were
AndldatcS for positions un the hoard III
education al today city election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

W. wake and sell lcttcred rubber and metal
DECATUR RUBBER STAMPS WORKS
j. ". Mvcr~. Prop. Sol South Church st..
pccninr. I'LL. Send Tor cnlalngnc. - . IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06
FOR SALE.

Fl. SAlE-Soda fountain, consisting Of
looking glass, counter tmarhlc tupl, and
all accessories. including chairs. tables,
etc. Inquire Jesse Dcnnctt.-3.5 j0t.
FOR SALE Buick Mo 'cl -. good coudl
li"n. also have new ~plitdori magnet"
f.. a. Will take Ford in trade. Addr,--
Box l6l. kayin"nd,illc. Texas. asst.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-06

SPANISH LESSONS-Mi~s Francisco Bo-
Iado. 52l Elizabeth street. Sessions 8
10 6 and : 10 : .. m-315tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
SKATING RINK ENGAGED
BY PARENT-TERCHERS

The Brownsville Parent Teachers
Association has arranged for Saturday
afternoon N the skating rink. corner
of Tenth and Adam~ streets. for tie
benefit w thr fund raised for the pur-
chase. of am encyclopedia for the
Brownsville high school. The rink wifi
hr opened mi 3.In clock and Will hc
open until y o'clock. The price " ad-
mission viii hr ten GENTS. and the rem
TAI Of skates Fifteen crntS. Those bring
ing their own skates will be- charged
five for thu uS, of the floor.
Mrs. III. MI. Skrlton of the a>>oria-
tion announced to-day that the young
folks who attend will hr well rhapr-
roncd IN members Of the association.
and II H. hoped that % large number
will attend wv make the occasion n
pleasant and enjoyable one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
RAIN IN TIME
TO AID CROPS
COL. D. p. GAY SAYS MOISTURE
PLACED GROUND IR GOOD
SHAPE-CR0PS LATE.

Farmer ui thi- section were greatly
pleased with the splendid general ruiH thui
TEN Wednesday night. acrurdiu. to Colonel
y. l.. GAY oi uiui,o. aud needed mui~turc
Tor the growing rorr crup and tor cotton
came .u-t NV tlr uipk ut time. Crup-
throughout This district ar- luiIy month
late. Colonel Gag -aid. duc to thc unusual
weather llgt has prevailed Nh -on, extent
since thr first W.T. Jhr YEAR. but corn IN NV
~ \ e""d stand. aud ,hould uov progress
rapidly lt should begin ta--clius within
the neat forty 1.-Two day.
Colonel Gay. who owns ana cultivatc~
one ~ ihr largest .trm- in ihr southern
part oi ihr county, has increased hi- rrup
acreage this year about uur-third. due wv
the loW price "i cuitnu. ~tatm. that hc in-
tends to increase hI- cotton acreage nn the
idea that with cheaper prices prevailing AVN
must plaui more IVY IVY IVY ior thc los
lle IN highly optimistic over thr prospects
Tor both corn and cotton crops Tor this
season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
REMEDY AIDS
STOMACH SUFFERERS

France ha~ been called the nation with
out stomach troubles. The French have
ter generations used = simple mixture ~
vegetable oil that relieve stomach and in
festival ailments and keep the bowels tree
from iuul. poisonous matters. The stomach
IN lett to perform I'm functions normally.
Indigestion and gu~triti- vanish.
MIR. George II. Mayr. = leading druggist
NJ Chicago cured himself with Thu remedy
in a short time. The demand i 80 great
that ~ imports these OIL from France
and compounds them under the name Of
Mayr'~ Wonderful Remedy. People every
where write and testify 10 the marvellous
relief they nave received using thu remedy
one dose will ria the body ~ poisonous
accretion~ that have accumulated for ycar~
and convince the most chronic sufferer
from stomach. liver ar intestinal troubles.
Mayr'~ Wonderful Remedy j. sold bv
leading druggists everywhere with the
positive understandings that our money
will Ne refunded without question or quib-
tie II ONE bottle fails u give YOU ab,o-
lutte >ati-taction.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
B. COX STILL
UNDER ARREST
AGENT C%AROTHERS SAYS The VILLA
AUTHORITIES ARE CONDUCTING
AN INQUIRY.

M. u. Coz. tho former Rr"vu-vili. man..
who wI- arrested at Turryuu uu February
rs TN ihc Vida authorize uu Y charge ut
having l3n.nNn pesos ND alleged counterfeit
Villa money bon hi- possession. I- -tiil under
There. according tu W message rr
ccivcd Ia Brownsville TODAY hy Dr. wv. H..
iIallam. M. a. Rutlri-c aud N. VT. No
Davitt. Brownsville Friends ot Mr.. Cox
rho L.vc been working r hi~ boIaii. SEQ
Rotary Bryan quotes Il message from
Special Agent ,.ruth,r- MD thr State d.-
Turtmcur. Stating that ihc military aufhuri-
ties arr making au Investigation.
The message. which WAS received here
thi- morning. -ly~ ''Crur"r III. Caruthrr-
tcIrgrupli,.lly rrpurt- ihD following: N
have received \ telegram from thr military
commander at Torrruu stating that M. r..
Cox w detained there hrrau-, they found
l2u.uUn pesos wy counterfeit money WV L
POSSESSION. They arr inyc-figatiu- and
win advise mr tlr result. The Turrcun
authorize Jrt very Just anal Wow these
matters where foreigner arc involved with
a great deal of hhcrality.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
PADRE ISLAND
IN SPOTLIGHT
3I2 OWNERS OF SANDY LOTS MUST
PAY TAXES or LOSE THEIR
PROPERTIES.

Padre Island ~ FL the spotlight. W
rather Padre Islands Iot~ (ot -andl have
been brought very I%orcibly ~ thc atten-
tion ri their owner. each III - y lut. II
has hrcn many year. at least I'm many a~
eight. since Padre Island lots sold a- ia-t
IVY the provcrhiaI hot cake. and there
fore some 81 owner II Padre Island lat-
who have since regretted their ownership
and shown their di-plra-urr iu such pos
session. are about tu hy sued NV the ruuu-
" for failure ~ pay take. n IVY natural
90 presume that the owners IA the atorc-
sand lot-. not desiring Nh ronlIuuc iu such
ownership. win GLADLY permit thc county
III Cameron and Static oi TrNa- tu --umr
Possession ND such property. thus relieving
them NJ y burden which they arr said tp
declare ~ lnuth-um,. quite ~luath~omc.
Sheriff M. ri. Nunn pcrhar- regrets ihc
said property -lia-. WI purchases. a- much
a~ III thc oUrtr-. lrr Yesterday ho was
handed citation Ter rhc BIZ di-rlca-cd
purchasers. and b. i- map tu h- department
~ serve thc Said owner with the citations.
each with \ tull li-i oi thc nance. most
uf which urr among thr oldest and best
known rc-Idrut- m Brownsville.
And up W thc air guc- what uu, time
threatened ~ hc thc most famous pleasure
resort 90 thr gulf coast.
Bat the beach In -till there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
Grammar School 10 Participate.

Late Yesterday afternoon thc names WIT
the students Ia tho ramma ~rhool who
will participate in the spelling contest at
the parish house Wy thc Episcopal church
tonight were announced. a~ follow
Fifth Grade. noy--Ratacl Cowrn. fl
gan Ridley and Eupimlo fernando.
Fifth grade. gir--Mi~- Ju-rtrl- Eprvfii
Miss Florence Ei-tuu. Mis- Muagir Lerma.
Low Sixth Grade Mis- Elna LAYTON.
Claude Muncie uud Jrc Nivicr.
High Sixth Gradc-MI-~ Autori iIty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
[EEEZLW
NsyTHEATRE.;vy
MATINEE DAILY.

Presents Anita Stewart. II. N. Lincoln.
Harry II. Murcy. Rogers Lytton. Julia
Swayne Gordcn. Pictures directed h.,
Ralph lucc. The story The Braudou- and
their ward. An,oIuette. t.Anita stewart.
are made the dure~ ~ 4 plaSuihle rascal
Roger Lytton.l While living down the
Their enemy. A|ntuiucttc eyade~ him. de-
termIned to save the victims IL hi plot.
The ~coundrcl and hi accomplice Mrs.
julia Nwayuc Gordenl try ~ circumvcnt
her. Their automobile T. struck ~ an cx-
pres train and their existence disappears
with
TIE SHADOWS OF TIE PAST.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
Rent cars again at SIS . l9'tf.
Corpus Concern Spreads Out Martin

II. Kelly. president ~ the Kelly Mauutac-
turing company ~ Corpus Christi. and y.
William Well. representing the same CON
Germ. ARE M Brownsville TODAY luukin. over
the field with y view to including This -rr
tIon u the company trade territory. Tho
company putt uui extracts and -vrup~.
Mr.. Kelly stated that hc finds conditions
here excellent. and believes the field fur
.ni~hr- an rxc,llcnt territory i"r hi- pro-
ducts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
CITY NEWS
TO Establish Border Paper. p. Vii

larde. a newspaper man from Vera Cruz,
tor some time connected with I'll Dcmo
crata there, arrived III Brownsville yes
terday from Vera Cruz. IA way ~ Gal
weston. After several days visit to IT.
Democratic H. with Eduardo Guerra will
leave for FL Pa~o where they expect ~
establish an III Pa>o edition Of the pub
-liratlnn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19

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