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Notice OF Sheriff. Execution s.,..

MSe u Slerln'S Execution Sale.
1915 1915: in a. an action in the Municipal pai
Court Court of the City Of Minneapolis. in the
livan, Plaintiff and 6. %. Noreii' De
S s. Noaa,i and ID against said Defendant
two and 9oo doi Gae ha aa aea
pears by the Transcript of said judg-
m the iat led in the Sffe Of the clerk Of
n ne IN the fourth judicial district
OF the T., state Of Minnesota, and where
docketed fir n 3Sa Of judgment
the year, 1915. at ESQ o'clock p. mn an
ems SAID day, and the sum Of ne-hun.
now actually due thereon, with Interest
9 On uone-hundred thirty-two and l3Il00
ao1 Is 1a1 from ana the 10th day Of April.
date Of sale, also for s1.35 Increased
costs and for all my fees, costs and dis
W pqhrsemen ITS Of levy and, sale. and
under the seal. Of said district court
has to me as sheriff Of said Hennepin
county epud been duly directed and deiiv.
said execution levied upon and will sell
at public auction to the highest cash
m 6idder oe, In the lobby Of the sheriff's
county Of Hennepin, "e on Monday an s fhe
zsth day OF June, 1915, at 10 O'clock
right, title and interest that the above
n tba a.. Judgment debtor. had in and to
being the date Of docketing ' Of said said
Judgment or any interest therein which
Sat judgment debtor, have since that
property being as follows, to-wit:
WE'VE I've, 90 Brookside. according to the
the office Of the register Of deeds. in
and Tor Hennepin County, Minnesota.
,o1 Dated Minneapolis. MINI, May Srd.
s. OTTO s. LANGUM,
Sherif Hennepin County, MINI,
BY JOHN P. WALL,
JOHN A. SWEENEY.
Attorney for Judgment Creditor.
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dublin, the members of the Angus
tinian Choir. New Ross, presented Mr..
+. ]. Cronin with costly dressing
case as parting souvenir. The cere.
mony was performed in a happy
speech by Rev. ]. A. Grove, o. S. A.
At Enniscorthy. DR.. N. ]. Finbury,
who In March last was the recipient
OF the M. D. degree (Honoris Causa)
from the National University of Ire.
land, was presented with an address
OF congratulation, the Rev. R. Fitz-
henry, Adm, presiding.
The New Ross District Council have
decided to adjourn their seventh la
borers' scheme for six months, in view
of letter from the Local Government
Board impressing upon local authori.
ties the necessity of economizing in
the present crisis.
Wicklow.
Mr.. Daniel Condren, auctioneer, Ark
low, put up for sale by public auction
number of houses in Ferrybank, by
/ directions of the executors of the late
Captain Charles Murray. The bidding
opened at $500 and was continued be.
tween Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mr.. John
Kearon, and Miss Statia Tyrrell until
1t had reached $500, when it was
knocked down to Mrs. Mclaughlin.
AT reception recently held at the
convent, Mount street, North, Sydney,
Australia, Miss K. Lynch, Arklow, was,
with a number of other Irish young
ladies, received into the Order of St.
Joseph.
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Duluth: Ellen conroy. st. Paul: Mary T.
Reilly, Brainerd, ' -
~ Auditing Committee - Marxaret Scott.
81: Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapolis:
E4zabeth Mentally. st. Paul.
Grady. saltwater. a.
Rochester.
State Medical Director - DR.. 4. ".
Buckley. st. Paul. W.
Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Gurran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy. St
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsviile
anna Wtllesen, Duluth: Margaret Nolen
Auditing Committee - Ellen McGrath
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy, st. Cloud: Nei.
lie McColl. st. Paul N>'''
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49,, NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John e. Healey, Delaware
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode r.,.,a
lanes Clancy: Michiss
Myles +. Mcfarland. New York
ps1.A;sIE oEF!cERs-MINNesorA.
81 ps. s,st J. Doyle. Bndicott Bide..
sy,iee President-A.J J. Powers, Duluth
Aengfeliow Ave, Minneapolis. '''0
STATE s1c: SsnI.;nnnp Shelby. Mentssmery.
Presidsnt Of 1nsur.ne. Fund
.Ss|eeretary Of insuranc.-rhom., w.,es
STATE treasurer Insurance. : 1.hn
snssehy' MentEomery:
no sta e 4s s,, Dirsctor-Dr. J. " o'con-
Director Of 1nsur.nc. Fund - John
Moran. Minneapolis: Il. J. McNanue. a..
Paul; =. I. Cummings. Minneapolis; j.
Z: Corcoran. st. Paul: Thomas welch,
N.tion.i President Nh. 4 H, 4; e a,. i;
National Vice President-Miss D. A.
Mahoney. Calumet, Mich.
National Secretary-Mrs. Adelia Chris.
ty. Cleveland, Ohio
National Treasurer - Nrs, Mary C.
Connolly. Syracuse, N. 7.
STATE oFF,cERs-L: 4. 4. Q. 4:
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
rN yiss Pre''d'nt-Ai's Nay I. Hammin.
sscretary- Elle c. Keasins. 1T Pisas-
Treasurers-N Ma Mary cssgaa. Fart
Board e phsstses-Ma.y u. sunivaa,
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WAsEcA COUNTY.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

1926 i1aa liz AZ T1sss'stdent. Miss Mary Boy,.a.
Pres. Mrs. 2y Ne,,t SolM%m6gs Ave: Viee
Sec. C.. Nj Mrs t6an1e. 81 18th Ave n: f Fn.
81 Holden st.: i Trea e.. Mrs. CLARA Ryan,
M kess sval{sly sis syn @fa Ss h, IS:
M95o9day Of month IN at fse 60 g and fourth
Mrs.. =. +. G MS; :. Minneapolis Prs..
x x,cs Rres;, Mrs. Mary KaTt ln' az Axe. s.:
Az Ave r.; lns secy.. Miss Marv ~ ~ 18th
4, eth AZ: III e. n se Sj;n NE s., Mary oKssf.
By sls3 Grand st. N n Sc see; IN Mrs BRIDGET
MMergaret Sullivan. rs W:.b bh1 +ssc.s Ar..
Ave: 81 L Mrs: Elisabeth JefieS. IL e a. 3;
anthony Bank Req Sld Exam n,lD pr: Phelan. St
" VOL 1rst ana third Mondays 81 ar0 nee
Mary L. McBreeno. 2oas snhnieaalR'o o
HSe r. rec Jennie 1a Kice 2osa A Ssya nj
RRyan, 1892 sra Ave- en S. seG i;,e Katharins
R Rrgan Nd 1929 Bryant Ave. Ne n: *. Anna
%Ss S:l esnd M1st5ste; H.: ISIS &a ssS;
ings haIaa LIS at. Dupont Ave. N Ma arty
s TS;ho month a Ham, thi1s Tuesdays q
An Riyis!on No: 4. Minneapo,,.-p.
Me- Me- Nellie Mceoush. 3 ssass Xiss Pre-:
Az F iee' AZ. Mr.: IN Mary Troy ssos 1sts
H f. NJ; Walsh. 2lio 18th Az rcress:. Ara
Mu MURPHY; d. TBS Rsrbsr syndicats s s rs s.
Meetings are held on rst and tGSS;m na
HBs oomi1.toof month Macc s1,sa Wed
gsTet Mails a1 81 4sp1n 1nagn2l Mar
NHres =. Mary Gleason, 2So7 E Mxe a.; vies
Ave n: Fin En-, Mss scy Morsissey. lois III
1;BIiea. s5ss a,ra ans A sse.. N Kat5selia:
E1am'. H GrffIn, 500 5th Ave. g.: M
and 10th. Mee+;%p.!F Flynn; corner Bryant
Hail tn,ed Of month IN scSu1 ns
d. .. =, corner 4th st. and goth Ava W -
Division No. 2, Minneano,,.-
W vary Z: Waddick. 1855 Tsyior SIS Sex X MA
Madison 81, n NJ. T.; MRs. ese e. Moran. .ssi
Sec; Mrs. Margaret Moran. So <; ~ r.; PIE.
srd Ave I'M 4 &c., Miss Miss Mary Irwin. IN D.
Burns S1i S7tI 1reas., Mrs. Catherine
n Rce+ n. F. Mcguire. ISIS cee eG: H3zssa.
Meetlnes are held on f1rsf Az:
= EeHan ae lays Of each month IN my 6nird
AhaA' 11nd and Central Ayes - ". ~
RAMSEY COUNTY.
,s GeeSu 3. President Mrs. Ellen co,,.,
Cook. q e. Eieve v'ss es E. Miss Jeheass
MMa a! Scott, III Central TX ~ seq ~
S VT. margaret Carey. SoS ~ C.Tf.si S.ss
Meetings held at Hibsrni.mm H ESnt ~ AZ ~
wAsEcA COUNTY.
Ei Riay1si9n ,, Ne: !: Janesvine-Presidsot.
en- en-: FIN: and 1ns. Sec. Julia Murphy: FL
Division H Ra't9 g ST Tres 49,; Ann. Burke:
beth Moynsush. Is 4tWs .M1e f.: H VI
sstres., Margaret Roach, sos ST. AMI.
: 81; Rec. Sec. Margaret Clarke. IL
1Lditchneld Ave-; Fin. Sec. MARY HvnSs
l 3.as AZ Aaibemarie St.; ms. Sec, Mary N.
nar y ~ Edmund st.; Treas, Mary war
oven McKeon, COZ Lowry Bide. Ieet:
!ngs are held on second ana fourtb III
aesdays Of month in Hiher1 III ffsI, se
Ills D n. osA u
Ss:sn coz ~ 81 zfth fs g. R;s: NJ.
Mrs s1s Mary Kenny. 7os e. 18th st.: ~
Sec. Mrs. Elizabeth McNally. 3oS 49,
1nin st:: 1ns. Sec. Mra Doretta "a.
s.ret c esS Car rs Az: Treas, Mr. lIaf-
S.. Aso Hn, 1ss John e.; 81 Med; .nma..
81 had Or alst ana tRir al 4iur 4ss:.st,,e
00nt0 IN 61oo61f0a Han NJ = - "
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Mrs. Bellamy Storer has issued from
Rome volume of her poems in honor
of the church and dedicated to Siena's
glorious patron, Saint Catherine Ben.
incasa.
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Vice President. John +. scenlon. lo7x
Vet s1s.t+ 9Th g.; Enaaeiei snd insaraass
tassF w. T Tsno 81 q,
g H:st sd St: Msaissi S.. Wi Is s.:
M.nr. az: h. IL on Ne: Frat '1 .sS hH
Wednesdays at Cathedral Han, secoaS
Avenue West and Fourth Street
Division No. 4. West Duluth.
S6 is%. ;rs x1ss 81:
9th 2a avenue West. recording secretary:
s sas; tGonne1ly. financial and insursns:
SCOTT COUNTY.
d. Go1 M'yy, President. F. J. Leonard. J.r.
q Division No. 1. Belle pl.,n.-pr.. r.
T. ich X 4aloney. Belle PLANE: VIZ -, FL.
John = e sts:;rn Belle R.uI Plains: Rse sss.:
lanes q stratton. Belle Piaine: Ins 49, -.
Jcme1 Z 4; stratton. Belle Piaine: Trsss'
S Mo,o,ss: =: Clarke; Med. Examiner. DR.. q S'
day Of month in Frstsrni s9 S en- art s1::
STEVENS COUNTY.
r,s county President. NJ. Mahoney. Nor.
S;S,:'0a aol NJ 15; w.. Jane.
Esrsid Morris; F Fin &c., &c.,. 3 Rufsn; Tits-
ney. bo SaSi m M. &C.; Tho. = 1ecss-
=. Fitzgerald. Sick COMMITTEES. Sobn II FL
san MdsS 81 *. John m@a Rms Meeting. az
STEELE COUNTY.
County County President. aesrx. G. rob.,
D! S;. ~: i. ow.tonn.-pr.,.. ,o,,
Rec sfse ec;:. YiGs R Pres james :. Quinn;
John Hogan; Med. Exam Hae a. = T1sr: .:.
nesdsy Of Mfes monf5 are r held on arst Wss-
SWIFT COUNTY.
c, GoSnsy Pre'ident-D. F. Acn.rm.t..
M. o Kenna: w. W;c. l. clontsre-Pre.., wn
Leo .o y.S iHn gre kavanaugh: Fin. Sea.
Treas. John Gosson. ST.: MeS Gon.osue:
i M - -! Dagnault. Benson, MINI. Msot,.
in 4 q. g. # aeld a. Sp rst Sunday Of ms ssa
W1NoNA COUNTY.
k, Goua Ct President. M. J. Ryan. ks4 y
q. 1ii " No: 1@.Pres:. J. A. ncM,l,.,
81 i M How a. st.; Viss Pros. Ries
&. v; Mark ss;I St: Fin. Sec. Il. T. LIZ 9sss
Lynch. 5S1a4n Mss st.; 1na Sec. II. ).
ky :ta. 2s5 2: King St.; Med. Txs.:A y; IS, =.
second an Mdi9 ZONES 81 Meetines are hsii
IN st. Thomas hall VI month
WAsEcA COUNTY.
se County President. J. P. courb,,n W..
Mi Rivls1on No: !. waseca President
sec 'a S, Rec Sec. J. w. Con1wsayyn:n n:
fSii lii, charles McLoone: Treas A'
s;''? sa,l ks v;ss
sec'' J. Dalton: Treas, James Ms1s hss.
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NATIONAL oFFlcEna
NIT sesS!dent@Joseph Mclaughlin. ph,i.A.,.
c,t xisS Pre.idsnt-Patrick F. c.n.o,
sSreasurer-N. W. Delaney, nino,.
cn seecretsry-Philip J. Sullivan. Connect.
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CROW WING COUNTY

Eo county President. VIM. Barron. 1,I
1G mi,Iis,a Ave, Brainerd, MINI. 'i'
Hu9h 's Rres No; l. so Brainerd = President
Pres. H. II: Mccanrey. si ESQ n ST. ia We Is
Fec Tss sec, J. J. Nolan, GIG n. XII 81. ;;
Inn Inn Sec sss.' :. 7. Brady. SO II. sth St. st.;
Treas Sei q. q 4 Brady: sig n. 9TH st.;
Med Med Examiner Dr.. F. 4. Benne afe' G 81;
o onns sa Seale Bank Bldg. Meetings are hsId
IN IN second and fourth Tuesday, Of r,s LIS
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STEELE COUNTY.

oS County President. oesrs. c. rob.,
n s!sf: ~ ~ pss: 9s%s; sea.
M9 oho lns. Sec. J. 3. Malone: ': to- =:
b bonn. Hogan; Med. Exam, q. q. Tsrs..
nesdsv ~ M9eetings are held on flrst vi.
D. Ia. month In K. p. Hall at S:So
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,ne County President. T. p. Moran. Hast.
{, Diyisien No; J.. Hastinrs-Div. pr..
D b. =. Barrett. Hastings. MINI. VI.
kse Sea- aaf 4Se.. Gssr%f 2a. T:stiinss
Fin. Sec. NJ. o'Brien. Hastinsss' Nm Mn. !:
H. Mns. Sec. N. o'Brien HASTINGS MINI |:
pneas, John Kane; Medical ETaminar:'
second ec snd ana 9d,, Brady; Meetings held on
in A. q. n tV1rtn thursdays Of month
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SWIFT COUNTY.

Clontarf =. AcOermoet,
NJ Division vision No. l, clontarf-pre... vn
Rec: s ee. An Nass Pres Met.rth7:
Leo Leo .o'Neil; Ins. Sec. M. =. c e.; see:
br eas; Sohn Gosson. ST.; Med. Eysm
in.. a srs Dass s1a Benson. MINI. Meot.
in A. o Haeiq Go. on nrst Sunday Of mcSti
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

pss?s ss q e.. srss ~. f 5ssn
John w. Ryan, 800 Blair ST.: RE-. aec
81 Rhc = G 6omahHe 47e Charles st Fn. Sea-
J: = corcoran. & Union BIs:;k IN: Tr sss.'
Martin J. Lee. lo5 Summit Ave; Ned
examiner, DR.. c. q. Perry, Sl6 LoVrv
Bldg; Meetings are held on second ana
Hall. at p. m.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
St Louis ceunty-C County prssidsnt
John simons I'll Nseth 18th Ivenue
East Duluth, MIN. sAss
DtviAon No. I. Daiuth -Prssadant.
Wima1 =. Aus.iaA. - Dase ID @;
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= 2ie. cq p1ssdeRRs;: 5ss RI.
s51rtaiw. treasurer; j. w. Boutwell,. III
g Iaa aavenue West. recording secretary:
secretary nsr DR.. Payette. medical exam.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
ROBBERS
LOOT 2 BANKS
IN OKLAHOMA
STROUD OKLA, SCENE OF BANDIT
RAID-ROBBERs SECURE $4,000
FROM TWO BANKS.
HENRY STARR. ALLEGED LEADER or
GANG, SHOT BY BOY AS He
MOUNTED HORSE.

Stroud. Okla. March 37-A hand of
eleven mem robbed two banks here this
morning. occurring .lUun
Telephone warning ~ farmer- through
"nt thc county Wrought several automobile
load- 81 armed men To- scene from country
-Idr and from nearby towns
Henry Starr. alleged leader III the rob
bcr-. wa- about tn mount hi- horc IN the
-trrrt when Paul Curry ram nut W. III
h"ur. with uilr. llc pointed Il a. Starr.
Nh" reached under hl- arm for 4 pistol.
turray and "nrop that Gun w nm fire"
simultaneously Starr dropped hl- pistol,
and Curry fired. hitting him w the lex
and preventing him from mounting horse.
A ihe ether ruhhcr gallupcd uut ~ town
gum popped everywhere
The men. unma-krd rode INTO Stroud
.t lh O'Clock thi morning w mounting
= lhe -tockyard~. they leti therr horse.
and divided. on party wHlkn. INTO the
Stroud National bank. the other INTO the
Firt National, lr"finr hrfh places. A.
they rnmr uut. armed rittlru- began pour
ing nt" streets firing 20 member of the
gang
Paul Curry. sixteen year Old single
handed. wounded end captured one of the
ruhhtr-. Henry Starr. thr alleged leader
- the e5u-. on who's head there J. state
reward nt $1,000 The other escaped IN
hnr Within thirty minute " posse w
rlflzru- bad uvcriakcn and headed them
un. By noon three hundred men had sur
rounded the fleeing rubber in = draw two
mule from here. N BATTLE wn- M progress
aud ihr capture WI thc gang IVY expected
liill E-ic-. another rphhrr hot. was
captured W mile fruIu town with $1,000
which was found ~ hl- pocket-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
UNREST
IN ENGLAND IS
BEING WATCHED

London. March 2a-uu account WI in-
crrl ut Labor unrest in England the hr-
hri growing that thc government viii
-pon take mca urc- to restrict drinking.
England. however. - uut likely iu enforce
such drastic regulation a- RUSSIA.
Responding tn Lord Kitchener appeal
and adIrr ut union lradcr-. thr dock
worker Do Liverpool resumed work early
to-day Th, mru at iirkrnhcad till rrmain
ont. tsiue up work wv cycrll big hip- at
the dock there the ~mphuildrur I'm
ployrr-' Federation wlll advurutr closing
-aloou- ln district where armament and
.hip- arc built. claiming that such rIu.
ng would increase the output by ut ica-t
- per cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
SUBMARINE
BEING RAISED;
HOPE FOR men

Iiuululu. March 2- The submarine n 1
~ being slowly raised This afternoon. Pros
pcct- arc that the will reach the surface
Iu few hour. Some officer w the raj
ms rri there II tIl faint hope that
omc oi hcr crew Vt twenty one men are
till alive.
Captain Duffy N thc nayay ward here.
wh" l- in charge ~ raising operations. said
hc believed there ~ " fighting. chance wv
save the lives 81 tine men aboard the FL
N i- reported hc i- using puutuun -,-trm
~ rI.ir-. ILi CON t- uf -mkiur eu-
closed drod"or hnN with cham to -uhma
riHc then pumping waiter put ol drrdrcr.
filling q with air, which automatically
hit- iltr irndsrd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
French Official Statement.

Pau. March lI lumriaU After
creral day h-htmc fhe French yc-tcr-
dav captured t"p WI Hartmann WmIcr
topi from thc German The German
humhardrd Arra- lat ui.hi, bur rtmg
hrlI- wv al c.hirr rau iug fire A la-
hol-cllc the fighting favor the French.
from trench W. trench. causing ca-ualtir-
on both -ffc-. Ou several mnttIciIcid- thc
GUrmuu- lr-t uiic,r- ana men. ana thr
prisoner abandoned important war ma-
trnal rrmvu aviator dropped three
bomb on thc town II WiIlcr. near AI-are.
killing three children
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
Nafarrate Sits Uncertain Men From Ranks
4: \: y: X II
Tells Them To Make Haste To American Side

Learning thnt some WV hi officer were
avcr~e to remaining in Malamoru- durn.
the approaching hnttlr. General Emiiauu
Il. Naiarrdtc. the commander. Yesterday
afternoon lined up the men and pointing to
ai least four uf thr number informed them
that oificcr~ with "mug iuo zapato-.
"ruld feet" were not wanted. according
to Y story that reached Brownsville to-
day. The men promptly took thr hnt that
American soI would shelter them III they
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
FALLS
FROM TOP OF
SM0KESTACK

4 Carnun On niicr, who wa pn tcd
a- lookout on thc top ~ The moho tack
MI ihc Matamnrr electric h-ht plant met
" horrible death TODAY when hc Mas struck
hv q Villa bullet Soon after tlc first
-hnt- were tired thr rHu va- Seen N.Y. fnll
from hi point of vantage. and tumhlir"
over aud over was evidently dashed tn
death pu t"r IVY thc rlrririr li.ht plant
l.uilrr ruom
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
FRIEDRICH WAS
SOUGHT BY 3
ALLIED SHIPS

Newport New. Na.. March 31 There
mn apparently fhc .rrate-t tranquility
rhDIrd rhe German cruiser rrinz Etal
Furdu,h at her dock her, today. While uo
Hitn' could he found fn prove last
night report 'hat three foreign war h'p-
had tcu'urcd inside thc Virginia water-
l""king tur thr Friedrich Several Am-n
can var-hip- and coast patrpl- were ont
during thc uieht rarrhua tor these war
hip
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27

applied. aud gathering together their be-
longing they are reported "a have va
muu-rd tr the uitrd States.
Friends WI Naiurritc -ay that the com
mandrr IN determined tu defend Mata-
mnru- Dr dir in thr attempt They say
that he did not make thI- decision mad
vi-cdlv. but hclicvd that hi- forces were
sufficiently strong. and equipped To stand
oh the Nilli-ta~ and perhaps 10 defeat
them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
German Official Statement.

Berlin. March 41-i oHiral -Iu thc
Nu-.r- thc rrnrh huvc occupied ihr tom
rf Hartmann Wri',rkopf ru thr edGr rt
hci-ht hcld hy Germans. French aviatnr-
yesterday dropped huuh WI IiHraaumr aud
rlr. -bur.. doing uu military damage ~
EH,ramur thr bomb killrd CLEVER French
mrr and wounded twenty twul Ru uu
troop Who started to loot Iil-lt were rc-
NM l-nM
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
Russian Forces Leave Northeast Prussia

Berlin. March I1 The lu-t VA thr Ru--
iau- Who invaded Northeast Pu- ia
about Memcl have been expelled Mean
while German officer -cc no Indication
That thc Russians have finished filling thr
gaps m their hines made by General Won
lItHdcnhuu' victory about thr MaMrIru
lakes and now are ready for new opcru-
ttun-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
ihe lower guilt coast and the Lower
Rio Graudc Valley " issued by ihc
United State weather bureau at New
Orleans Tonight and sunday paril,
cloudy: warmer sunday; light IL
moderate ea-tcrIN uud-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
TO
BE PROTECTED
AT URUMIAH

Arw York. March The state de-
purtmrnt at Washington advise thr Pres
bYtcriau foreign mission board that the
Turkish grand Nizirr ha- issued in-truc-
tipu- that ail mhahituut- of thr mub-r ridden
rrtirn ut Prr ln, including thousands of
Christian about Uruuiah. must wv pro-
tc,t,d
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Friedrich May be In'crned

Nt mu-tnn. n C.. March 31 Althourh
un word h1 come from thr commander wv
fhe German cruiser prIuz Eucl Friedrich
uiIiclui- here believe thni thr next two rr
three daN- Wlll See au announcement that
ho inferno lur ihr war Tho rra nu tor
Iutung probably plll wv mat upt enough
time d allowed tor rcrair-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
MnKav 10 unfernn Oneraiinn

Nu,tin IrN.. MHrrI " John w.
Mckay secretary Of state. left last
evening for Temple whore ho viii
undergo au operation ~ remove shot
from hi, leg which has been lodged
there fnr several years H. was arri-
icutaly wounded while hunting with
N party nf friends
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
RUSSIA AGAIN
HOLDS GATES
TO HUNGARY
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA WILL MAKE
SUPREME EFFORT TO STOP
PROGRESS.
LAST or RUSSIANS WHO INVADED
NORTHEAST PRUSSIA WE'RE
EXPELLED.
Or Associated PrrSsl.

London, March 81 Russia today for
ihc third time hold the gates to Hungary.
" expected that Germany and Austria
viii make q supreme effort 10 prevent the
TN ian- pouring through ~ Nv the Hun
garan plain-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27

Two persons wounded in RrovnSNlllr
by stray bullets and amy uuinhrr ui
Killed and wounded aS result of what
apparently was m'Nly advance ghard
fighting west VI ne rauSitutiouali-i
breaStwnrss alnu" ihn Eio Graud" ap-
pear t. b. thr sum total ~ thr tightIu"
in MaIamoros TODAY. 81 no lime did n
seem that more than five hundred m"u
were engaged. and AZ y O'Clock this ai-
tcrnoun the con~tilutionalist~ guard
which advanced FROM their breast WORKS
perhaps thousand Yards were bcug
slowly forced back tn cover Occasion
al machine Gun fire was rrarly heard
FROM the International Bridge hui nn
artillery hal been brought into action
An important development in the Sit
uaion hrcnwr known this afternoon
when il was reported - thr uitrd
States Custom House in ProwuovIii"
that the Mcvi-an TRANSPORT OrNac'.
from Vera Cruz with lar"" body 81
men aboard bad reached ia"ild ALL"
form port ~ tre mouth ~ thr Rio
-Granle. Tho boat i~ believed ~ carry
rpinfurrtmrntS for thr constitutions
ISIS in nuamoros and this WAS -p
claimed hv ttr rnn>t.iuiinuali~i II office
horr The rrro~t was sent iu hr Can't 1900
Wallace Reed rf trr lnitri States Coast
Guard station Ht l'rlns Island. Captain
Reed stated that au attempt had hrrn
made to lnuL lhr mem aboard uu thr
beach uu 'mrrirau soil bat ht refused
this permission I'm. beach wa, then
secured lor all available huHiS
Tho two pcr-"n- wounded ou the Amcri
can side were Mr. lnriHun ilmnid-a. Who
wa~ struck w thr r.sh loot with dr-
Elected hullrt while naire Hlpue tl" -ido-
walt wv thr cur..r rl ~tfh uud ir."'
streets The mi -ile did rnt enter Der foot.
but truck " at trr auiin 'au.u. very
paiuful mt roi vory frnuhlr riuc wound.
Jose VI Lopez vH fhr -e'uud iriim "f
the daN'- harvest WIT bullet pH 'hc Nmrri-
can side While seated ou hi- wagon 40
the corner W.T. Nt Charlie aul Fifth Street
y bullet -trucl- hir in 'lr mu-clr "i thc
right arm. rau-irr vrr, ragged wound
~ wu- rircn mrii.ul attention
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irg thr wounded Four soldiers brought
him 80 the way to Matamoro- on stretch
er from the firing line Medina said that
before being wounded himself there ~erm-
rd % hr many more wounded and killed
yilli.tas than un thc constitutionali-t side.