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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-28
San Francisco Visitors Ask About Barbary Coast

AN FRANCIsCO.-Oh from? the
policeman
then him STALL for policeman is asking
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-28

similarity of cars" and eats" hand
some Angora cat belonging to Mrs
Albert Laughrin Of the Dennie apart
ments, was taken into custody the 9th.
er day on a charge Of exceeding the
cat speed limit The case of Betsy"
will be made a test one, according to
Officers Lancaster, Rife and Yancey,
the complaining witnesses. II she IL
convicted, 1t is darlKly limited that all
of her nine lives will 60 out stimuli
taneously.
Copenhagen compels all taxicabs to
be ventilated after each triR
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-28
Climber Disturbs Fashionable Set in ChiCal

r lCAGO-The society held forth recent
afternoon the mlondoa Delaware place ana
Lake Shore drive Nunads please ran
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-28

huge weight.carrying biplane soon TO
be constructed in the big wooden box
whore an eighty mile gale can be ere.
ated and It's effect upon the planes
Of a proposed aircraft can be weighed
to within 10000 Of a pound
Tho present tunnel is a temporary
one and navy officers hope that con-
gress will authorize the construction
of a permanent aeroplane experiment
plant when the value of the scheme
is fully realized The tunnel is eight
feet square inside and at one end Is
an electric fan driven by a 500 orse-
power moter At the opposite end
are battles, or carefully built aper-
lures to allow the blasts created by
the fan to escape without generating
any back pressure to destroy the val
ne Of the experiment
Coming down through the roof OF
the tunnel is a metal lever to which
are attached the model planes to be
tested These ar eabout a foot long
representing the full sweep Of a sixty
foot lifting surface. They are mod
eled in exact reproduction of the real
planes and can be set at any angle.
Above the tunnel is the Weighing ma
chine, an intricate system of levers
and fulcrums leading finally to the
Indicator needle swaying along a grad
uated quadrant where the divisions
are so minute that they must be read
with a magnifying glass The me-
chanism is so delicately adjusted that
g. pressure of 10000 part of a pound
win be noted by the vibrations of the
needle
las been set the big fan is started
and a wind force is developed in the
tunnel that can be increased and de
creased at will Step by step the op-
orator notes the weights shown by the
shawn for winds Of various intensity
and with the plane rot at various an
giles. From his date he then plots
the curve of the lifting power Of the
plane and the power necessary to
drive an aircraft equipped with planes
of that type at any desired speed.
BY means Of the tunnel an aero
plane speedomter is being worked out
which will show aviators the exact
speed at which they are travelling. in
dicated on a dial as with an automo-
bile instrument This is of great inn
portance to air men as the stability
Of their craft depends largely upon
speed and any decrease in speed as
shown by the Indicator would give
warning of engine trouble before the
motor actuelly went dead
Much experimental work for private
aircraft builders is being done at the
government wind tunnel and a sys-
tomatic series of experiments has been
planned to contribute data Of ines
tomable value to aeroplane construc-
tors generally when compiled in ia
bles
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-28
For Sale

FOR SALE room house good lot
one block from car line, Tombstone
Canyon, 500 down balance like
rent Also three room house 5000
down Can al Carriers Cyclone
Store. Main Street 3S2
FOR SALE-16O acre farm. fenced and
cross-fenced, 10 1-2 miles from Pis-
bee. containing house, barn machin-
cry farming implements. . horses,
II pigs, COWS. etc a bargain al
$1,000, part cash. Address G. r. S,
Review office. 292
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-28

THE MOOSE HOTEL cold Kinney
House)-Furuished rooms 81 per
week and up. with gas; also lRhr
housekeeping rooms l7g
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-28
Bargains in homes on
easy terms
FOR SALE

" 9 room house Laundry Hill, .
. price 500. $50 cash.
. room modern house. I'm good .
. condition Mason HILL price .
. $1,000 Terms. .
. room new house on car line Q
. Tombstone Canyon, price S17OO =
. Terms
Q 10 room modern house with fur .
. niture for six rooms, on car line =
Q Tombstone Canyon, would rent =
. for $4,000 price $4,000. Terms .
. 4 room house Jiggeryille, pan =
Q try screen porch, front and back .
. gas and electric lights, cement q
Q walks yard an fenced Price q
Q Sl,l00 part cash. Z
g 4 room cement block house Z
. and furniture, modern in every q
9 respect. house as good as new. &
2 close I'm. Clawson Hiu win rent Z
. for $4,000 Price S2650. {
. NJ. c. HIGH Z
Q Real Estate And Fire Insurance =
? Opposite depot
q . a q a
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-28
PIANIST & CLAIRV0YAMTS

CLAIRVOYANT Prof Al
bertson. Johnson Hotel Main St. 24l
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-28
The Bargain Counter
of the Southwest

lie classified columns Of the Bis
nee Daily Review contain daily more
real bargains for the thrifty investor
than can be found in any other med
lum. Read this page every day ana
YOU will surely md what you are
looking for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
HURRICANE Is
HEADED INLAND
WARNINGS SENT OUT TO ALL SHIP
PING TO KEEP WITHIN SAFE
COAST DISTANCE.

A tropical storm. apparently central
over the south central Gulf Of Mexico 1T
midnight was moving northwest with un-
diminished intensity. according 70 messages
received from the United States weather
bureau at New Orleans Just after midnight.
bv the weather observer ut Fort Brown.
All shipping was warned to take every pre-
caution for safety. and vessels were ad-
vised TO remain IN port all the way from
Brazos Santiago harbor to New Orleans.
The weather forecast today indicates
ram and strong northeast To northwest
winds on the coast. with gales attending.
High tides were predicted for today an,
tonight.
Unusual weather conditions, conditions
that usually forb6de high winds, have ex-
isted since midnight when high wind
sprung from out of the northeast Toward
the coast the atmosphere has been hazy.
with heavy clouds observable over the Gull
OF Mexico. both TO the northeast and 70 the
southwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
MAY DIE
FROM INJURIES
AUTO OvERTURNS AT CORPUS WHILE
TRAVELLING At A HIGH RATE
OF SPEED.

Corpus Christi, Aug I6.-Rev. Isidorc
Dwyer. 4 Catholic priest Of the Corpus
Christi Diocese. may lose hi Slife as 4
result of IN automobile accident Sunday
afternoon when Il car belonging To Rev.
j. III. Shield, parish priest of this place
and containing also the Bishop Of Ag-
uaS CalienteS. Mexico. and the Bishop
Of Monterrey. Mcyico. who were in the
city over Sunday from San Antonio ov-
erturned twice on an automobile high
way. seriously miuring all the occu-
pants. The car Skidded when going AZ a
high rate Of speed II was being driven
bv Rev. j. H. shield. who was 4 novice
The five passenger car having been Civ
en- 10 him two weeks ago.
One Of the Mexican bishops arm was
broken while Rev. Dwver's injuries con
sist Of n fracture of the skull N the
base of the brain and other internal in
juries
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
SHOTS FIRED ACROSSRIO ARE
RETURNED BY j. s. SOLDIERS
GUARDING MERCEDES PUMPS
OFFICERS HAVE REPORTS BANDITS
ARE TRYING TO REORGAN|zE IN
SOUTHERN H|DALGO co.

Of the United States cavalry patrol fired on last night from
of the Rio i've
The syarn who have been guarding the Me
the Mexican
the
Ito havebe tare kukl . a
q
Reports atcm Mexican bandits bands
Lower GmndeN Valley brought n
that Mexca INTO Texas and
approached ranch
Of il the house The ranheT
husband land both
ved romh district by
dianin Of
Fire N IN
runkno
and Sundayng the
mrg o in
hi~ f
hbd where believed there will be further
the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
TWO M|DSH|PMEN
ARE DISMISSED
WERE CHARGED WITH GAINING IN
FORMATION AS TO THE ACADEMY
EXAMINATIONS
(By Associated Press.D

Washington. ID. a.. Aug. l6.-The recent
"crbblng' investigation has resulted III the
dismissal of two midshipmen from the
United States naval academy at Annapolis.
II became known here today. The two who
were dismissed under 4 charge Of gaining
information mduly To use in the acad,sny
examination are Ralph NJ. Nelson Jr., Of
Peek~Sill. =. y, and Charles NJ Reagle
of Wellsville. Ohio.
Drastic changes in the method of con
ductIng examinations were recommended II
the government by the court OF inquiry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
10Th INFANTRY ARRIVES
IN BROWNSVILLE, TO BE
FOLLOWEDBY ARTILLERY
GENERAL FUNSTON ACTSQUlCKLYON
APPEAL OF COMMITTEE OF MEN
REPRESENTING LOWER VALLEY


=
the the and
Funston IA rtmen
entrained
the States
o al ort nj /
to Tuesday
be a Brown.
The which Brownsville
Ma
and John The it to
Q troops I'll
larguen numb weren To ortrlyau the frnnier
vt will
be di~1m "a
Two troop cava 2 Rio Grarde
One etroopT welt cavu a Mission
Twelfth cavalry Mercedes: also infantry at
One TROPHY cay n rirgen.
One roopT IVA Il :
On TROPHY cavalry III Donna
One and 4 Twenty-S -Svthm manr at KmgSyile
and q Of Twenty q lmgen
will forces. ON eSquadror l
Third o
two
IA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16

mandmg. Second Lieutenant James A
O'Bneu, III, Lieutenant Deas Archer.
Lieutenant Emmeri W. Savage com
mand- the mounted orderly section of the
headquarters company The band. thirty
three pieces. ~ III charge " Chief Mu
-ician Deli-le and Drum Major ". T.. Vim
cent. Frequent concerts will be- given dur
mg the regiment stay here Chief Mn
slcIan De~li~le SAYS he has complete
military band equipped 10 play orchestral
music.
Numerous flat asd stock ears brought
the regimenta wagon train and mn!c~.
Noticeable among the auxiliarie~ t. the
compauie~ marched ny rout step through
thc streets two The garrison were tmn
Italian greyhound~. several terriers aud
other fine dogs, together with some that
appeared ~ ~ "iu>t dogs"
The tramper. carried the new regulation
pack and blanket roll which they term the
."papoo~c' At least half of them had y
shovel for trench digging strapped under
the cover ot the pack. 1t J. said that the
general staff has ISSUED order. that ever,
N"i'iitf r. equipped with such tool, since
the siege warfare ia Europe has proved in
be N important a- ii has
Many carried their rifles in dust nrnn
canvas eases, and most Of the non com
niS~aoned officers had field gla-~e- ~lnn..
on their packs The regiment seems ta h.
adequately equipped although il j. nv.
,idedly short " officers Many companir
have but one commissioned officer. Fvi
dence~ Of reeimental pride were visible
everywhere IN the Quitting and w rhr
morale of the men.
The Twenty-~iXth regiment wa station
ed mt Fort Brown in 1904. immediately prr
ceduug the negro regiment which nine yr.,r
ago last Friday night raided the town, w,
Brownsville. Many non commissioned nl-
ticers ot the Twenty sixth were talking Nv
day u the Old days when they were her,
What hey intend 10 do here now i, a sealed
book 10 them, but they are ready Tor an,
thing. Three years Vt drills and mancuvrr~
ao a unit of the Second division al TrNn-
N City leave them IN state of morale able
To compare tavorably with that or any w
tantry III the world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
QUIET PREVAILS
AT SAN DIEGO
TOWN WHICH WAS TO HAVE BEEN
CAPITAL OF NEW NATION is
NOW FEELING EASY.
Especial 10 The Herald. J

Corpus Christi. Aug. 10. -QEic. pr
vaIlS at san Diego. Duval County,
which is supposed 10 be the birthplace
of the alleged plot winch bears the
towns name, according To &. %. VIII
liams. commercial agenteof the Tex Mex.
who arrived here TINS morning. after "A
trip over that section. II was here where
the Plan of San Diego Is supposed 10
have been hatched ami il was here that
the capital of the new nation was To
have been established. Williams says
that it il business as usual there. and
while there is a certain tenseness In the
situation. due to the psychology on the
border situation. il il not believed that
there will he amy trouble Numerous
rancher>. however. are sending their
families 10 Corpus thriSti.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16

Execution by shooting OF three supposed
bandits al Mercedes Friday night and the
hanging of fourth earlier III the day y
told by passenger on the motor car from
Mercedes. The story can not be proved 81
disproved hut If il be true 1t Will serve Ia
throw light on the situation through winch
up- Valley towns have passed coincIdent
with the recent outlaw raids III Cameron
and Hidalgo counties.
The narrator i lady whose married
daughter lives IN Mercedes. Last wee
she was the guest of her daughter, who's,
residence i located near the camp of tn,
cavalry troop stationed "a Mercedes
Early in the evening. she says. nm Amerl-
can poSseman came To the house and
asked permission 10 pass the night, sleep
inc on the porch. The town was kept II
darkness all night and the man said ht
lived some distance on the other side ~
town, and since the place wa, practically
under martial law he preferred not IL
make the attempt Ia get home.
At 10 o'clock shots were heard from tn,
center of town, the signal agreed upon il
event of trouble. The sleeper on the porch
arose, explaining that he must answer tn,
call. About two hours later he returned
and told the women what had caused th,
alarm.
\ Mexican had gone to q Mercedes phv-
stefan al q 80 o'clock IN the evening and
had displayed a crudely bandaged hand
saving that il was swollen with ~ bac
sore" At first glance the surgeon saw
that the hand had been pierced by j bullet
He questioned the man closely and after
dressing the wound, made known 10 tn,
townSmen that the man was a suspicion,
character. A. the final result of the dis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16

coast new factory biplane or a triplane.
which will carry fifteen 10 twenty five or
more men, besides the pilot which we fur
ni-h Our machine will take such a load
mile a minute. and rise 10 height of
600G feet in few minutes.
The machine would be a great aid 10
your Texas rangers who could guard the
line to much better advantage"
The letter was addressed 10 +. 4. Nc
Gary president of the Chamber Of Com
merce. He said that "a far a he knew
Texas rangers are opposed 10 chasing
bandits in aeroplanes. believing that crawl
4 ing through the brush after them j. y
much more effective method.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16

coverv the man was executed Before be
ng shot he confessed that he had two az
SOCRATES IN town with him, that one was at
certain restaurant and another at some
other place which he named. The vigilante~
captured both these men. and after exam
ing them. shot them also. Facing death.
one of these in turn told furhr facts about
hi> connection with raiders He said the
three Of them were in Mercedes buying
food tor a gang encamped in the brush
about two miles from Mercedes Whethp
the vigilante~ who went after the main
body found the quarry the woman did not
know.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16

Six hundred United States Iniantrymcn.
two battalion~ OF the Twcntv-7ixth line
regiment. Colonel Robert l.. BuIlard. com
manding. alightcd from three special Gulf
Coast troop trains at o'clock this morn
ing and al 10 o'clock were pitching tent,
in Fort Brown. The third battalion Of the
regiment. POO men and officers. were
dropped at king~yille and Harlingen to re-
place the battalion of the Ninth infantry
which has garriSoned those towns and 9th
er~ nearby Tor the past week. All the
Ninth infantry now in the Valley will he
Oh the way back u Laredo before tomor-
row night Batteries u and + of the Fifth
field artillery will arrive from Fort Sill,
Okla, Tuesday night. The two batteries
contain eight three inch field pieces and
about 10 men each. They are cla>~ed a-
light artillery. With the field guns WI
come an aeroplane from the aero squadron
lat Fort Sill. The plane will be used tor
scouting over the Valley
The Twenty sixth infantry comes "
Brownsville from Texas City. near Calves
ton. where ii has been encamped with the
Second division for three year-. IN
Brownsville now are Companies a. b. Z.
ID. II, Fl. G and II Of the line; the head
quarters company. comprising the non
commissioned staff section. the mounted
orderly section. the band section, and \
machine gun company.
r l,lI E a
were left at king-vlle when the troop train
passed through early thi, morning. Cap
tan William A. Burnside commands
Company X Captain Edward a. Roch,
head, Company NJ.
Company |, Lieutenant Harry :. Adam,
commanding Company l.. Lieutenant Mar.
I'm III Shute commanding and the remand
er of Company NJ are in Harlngen. Lieu
tenant Joseph Patch j. with the secon,
lplatoon Of Company VI.
IN camp ut Fort Brown on the ground,
Vacated by the Ninth infantry battalion
today and the island once occupied by th'
coast artillery the first two battaiOn~ an,
the auxiharieS are encamped Major Pete
IA W DdNiStii. uit-~i-H anu hAAhi 'NNf III
H. Frazier, commanding second battalion
are other field officers here. Captain Wui
c. Johnson is regimental adjutant, an,
Captain John ". French j. regimenta
commissary' Captain French also com
.mands the machine gun company. Lieu
tenant Walter X. Wheeler !, acting regi
mental quarterna~ter.
Company Officers here are A, Captain
Frederick B. Shaw, Lieutenant Henry
Damn; b. Captain George X Wilson; (
Lieutenant Edgar l.. Field. commanding: I
Lieutenant Robert 4. Williams. command
ing: +. Lieutenant Oscar X. Tolley, com
manding. second Lieutenant George "
| Krapf: u. Lieutenant William ID. Faulkner
&, Lieutenant LaunceIot NJ Purcell. com
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
SUGGESTSTEXAS RANGERSUSE
AER0PLANES TO HUNT BANDITS

Texas rangers hunting bandits in aero
planes!
That sounds good on paper but not in
actual practice declared a ranger today
when shown letter from a manufacturer
of aeroplanes suggesting his machines A.
being adapted for the purpose. Fifteen -
twenty-five rangers can be carried IN the
machines. the manufacturer urges, and
soon the bandits will all have been scatter
ed or corralled.
Here is what he says
'.The newspapers today show that your
citizens are in danger from Mexican raids
Why not let IL build You al our Pacific
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
$500 AMERICAN TROOPS TO GUARD THE LOWER BORDER
HURRICANE
TAKES LIFE
(Bv Associated Press.)


alveso
alarmed the gale blowing the gulf bringing frequent
o the the boua
the handfo il thar
exposed places
probably will gather
town the a a
does no nehttaI.
of tourists ~
The of
east 0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
SAN ANGELO GROWS EXCITED:
MYSTERIOUS AEROPLANE SEEN
(Ry Associated Press. }

San Angelo, Texas, Aug. 1.-two aero
planes seen last night north Of here the
second time IN a week caused some excite
ment a. nobody knows whence they came
This city i $50 miles from the nearest
border point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
INTENSE FIGHT
HAS EFFECT ON
BOTH ARMIES

London. Aug l6-Both sides show
the effects of intense fighting in the east
and operations are developing slowly
The Germans under yon Ilindenburg
are vet unable to cross the River Dvina
because Of the stubborn resistance Of
the Russians.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
Device DETECTS
Torpedoes; Was
Tested, Proved

Pans, Aug. l6.-A device for deflcc, ..-
torpedoeS from their course and eNplud.,
them has satisfied tests, says 4 dispatch
today from Rome, and arrangemcnt- arc
being made TO supply +he device to the Al-
lied fleets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast and the Magic
Valley j. ISSUED by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight and Tuesday. rain; strong
norshea.,t ~ northwest winds on the
coast. with gales. High tide today
and tonight
Storm Warning ng-Tropical storm
apparently central over the south cen
tral Gulf of Mexico. moving north
west with undimini,hed intensity.
shipping i advised 10 remain In port.
Local Weather Observations.
The following local weather obser-
vations. covering the 2i-hour period
ending at a. m. today. are furnished
by the United States weather station.
Fort Brown:
Maximum temperature ......9l.9
Minimum temperature ........75.S
BarometrIc pressure. ! ,. N. 2913
Barometrlc pressure, q. IN. $3.50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
(By Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON ID G.

WASHINGTON c. Aug l6The gulf storm which followed the hurricane
wind had
the IF
ear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-16
(By Associated Press.l

G.
the
the New Hampshire the Louisiana which proceeding
outhe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-31
IMPRISONMENT PREFER
ABLE

n HE mere fact Becker firm
VI ly protested his inno-
cence to the last does not
necessarily mean he was inno-
cent. A man of his stamp
might be expected to stand
fast by his story to the end, let
the facts be what they may.
Yet in the Becker case as in
most other cases where men
are convicted of capital crimes
there is a chance for mistakes.
The evidence against Becker
was furnished chiefly by gang
sters of questionable repute.
Their evidence may have been
truthful and again it may have.
been given falsely to take re-
venge on Becker or to secure
immunity from punishment for
themselves.
When a man is dead there is
no chance for corrections.
What if at some later day one
of the witnesses against Beck.
er should upon his death bed
admit he had testified falsely
and that Becker was unjuStly
executed? The people of New
York would stand guilty of a
terrible crime against justice. /
Life Imprisonment has many
features of merit over execu-
tons, a notable advantage be-
ing that in cases of error the |
mistake is not irreparable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-31

Washington, writing on the
same subject in 1907, quoted
a conspicuous German in Mil
waukee as saying to him;
Germany is absolutely ready
for war in America. | have.
spoken with officers in high
positions in Berlin and have
heard surprising things. Ger
many reckons very strongly
upon the support of Germans
living in the western states.
The idea that several American
states are so largely German in
population that in the event OF
war they would secede and set
up a Teutonic federation Of
some kind has been widely
cultivated in Prussia. Herr
Won Holleben, at one time Ger
man ambassador, once remark
ed that "war between the Unit
ed States and Germany would
bear the character of a civil
war"
People who are subject to
such halluciatiOns may natur-
ally be expected to threaten as
we'll as to intrigue and plot.
1t may be good strategy for
the Russians to evacuate War
saw and keep their army in
good condition. "He who
fights and runs away; will live
to fight another day."
~~-~So~~%~
The natatorium will at least
be free on five days of the
week; that will answer very
well and give every boy a
chance to learn the swimming
art.
There are many jokes about
the Ford but this rebate to pup
chasers is one on the other fell
low.
SS~s%~-~@
Just a little over a month
until Roundup time.
S-S<-SOS-SS-S