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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
ARMY RED TAPE
is OPPOSED
AMERICANS INTERESTED IN AN Or
DER ISSUED BY FRENCH MIN
lSTER OF WAR.

Washington. Nov. IL. The anti red
tape order issued by General GalIieni.
French war minister. has been viewed
with interest IN officials of the Wan
Department here. since i struggle ia The
same end has bern afuot in the arm, for
several wears.
nrccntraiIzatiru M The administrative
work IF the department has been See
r'larN Garrison aim IN u Score uf ~
'irr> ISSUED since hr tnok Office. MANY
problems which heretofore Travelled an
The way ~ the >rirctary'> desk for set
titIhcht' are now disposed IA ~, com
IanN- rc.imcntal or department com.
mandcrS. Only matters essential, i,
NJ province ;S secretary. now come NJ
Mr. farriSon'S attention.
me secretary annual report thi,
wear will show again his appreciation
~ snort cuts. II will h. hricfcr than his
report last year. The detail of War De
l'artmcnt business will b. left ~ REPORTS
~ the bureau chiefs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16

I'M "hllnurd from PAGE I'D
ton ami trainin. such IVY thr movement
ri troops from Eagle PAS to Brownsville
't tHripu- iI!nc~-cnuld W. accomplished
without very great additional expenditure.
~" 'dcH ilran t. convey ~. thai, bv
maintaining truup- along thc Mrxican Dor
der ~ the cour-" nt = decade %, % transfer
"i troop WI variou- prriod-. a~ W en-
i"mHrN. comparatively the entire arm,
would have more or les knowledge 81 the
Frontier and experience M travelling over
that character 81 country.
"Thi- lcad- mc ~ The third Interrogation
wherein have made inquiry ny Nv th,
question IF travel alon. the border. #
WV b"ru u--c-t"l. and omr -plcndid IVY
'nincnt have been made ~ the effect that
r IS advisable from "a military standpoint.
H~ wei a- ihr standpoint or fhr trca-ur,
and immigration departments of the GOV
crnmcnt that \ road. called mlilur, hiah.
way hy some. should be- constructed along
the Rio Grandc.
couI-c mn fully aware. WY any one
else must he who understands the -itna
non. That VI would h. iolly a. ak the gov
crlmrnt n" construct and maintain \ road
or highway along the Rio Graudc unless H.
principal purpose was tn serve the govern
mcnt-naturallv. the military feature of ii
~ me most Important. therefore | AK ,ou
~ gAc this phase ut ii Your careful
thought.
The people III that TERRITORY are anxious
hat such 4 roadway should hc built. a. il
would Facilitate their travel and materially
assist IN developing that very rirl, terri
tory.
">hould YOU desire additional ~uggc--
ilon~ or information that may b. in pos
session Of. ! shall BE- only too glad to eivc
them a~ am intensely Interested il these
propositions.
MAY ! add. without having authority L.
speak for the military affairs committee
or the congress. that whatever improve
ment~ Won should deem advisable and nee
c~~ary m the territory referred tn can h,
secured. for ! am certain that their merit
viii tx such a~ 10 demand the favorahl,
considerations 81 the military affairs com-
mittee ut the house, a. well ~ the congress,
itself"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
strict Neutrality in ODcra Prouram

New York, Nov. 1.-THE opening week
o. IN Metropolitan Opera. which beein,
''"lat VIII observe strict neutrality Ono
"1l'h' "nr Russian, two German and two
l''tE'' 'i"r"~ irr scheduled for the week
III" clHrf interest among opera lovers III
''" appearance 81 'aru~o in an eptireI,
nr" rr'r. "" viii -". samson for III.
III i'hf" ta Nr,c N~afzrnancr'- Del;l,h
'"' 'i' p t'rr ir iwcutv wears the fa-
N'''i~ Nj MI N"tn~ opera will w. given hero
tonight Amato WI be- the high nriost
h'th'cr wv" ca Hebrew and SchIecel viii
be Ahimcl"rh. "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
MOrtuary
Death OF Albert JagOu.

Albert laeou. q native "i Brownsville
and 4 mcmbcr 81 au old and well known
family. died ADJ thu huuc uf hi~ brother.
J.. \. la.ou. NIB Washington street. III
! o'clock thi~ morning. The funeral vli
hc held ai I o'cl"rk thi- attcn"uu .rnm
the residence. with iutcrucul Id the cIi,
cemetery. nr. G""r.r NJ. MacIou.ill. rrc
lnr Fl the Episcopal church will conduct
the funeral ccrcmonic-.
Beside hi~ brother. the decreased IA SUR
rivcd by one sister. Mr.. Schulpcliz, =
resident ~ Berlin. Gcrmuy. IT, had newer
married.
Mr.. Jagou had been III ouly a short time.
ApoplcXN wa- t.- ral-r Nj death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
BELGIAN ROMANCE
ENDS IN WEDDING
DAUGHTER OF UNITED STATES FOR
MER MINISTER TO BELGIUM
WEEDS H0lLAnDER.
Especial to The lIerald.l

Baltimore. Md. Nov. l6%.-DiplomatS
and society leaders from Washington,
Philadelphia. New York anil Chr-ago,
are among the many guests arriving for
the wc,ldin. Of Miss Christine Marlur..
daughter of Hon Theodore VI; ifbarg.
former United States Minister to Bel
GUM. which takes place this evening.
The groom il .Ionkhccr van Starkcnborg
Stachonwcr. an attaclc of the Neither
lands Legation in Washington. whose
home j. ia Groningcn. Holland. IT.
Netherlands minister. Chcvalicr 4. |. r.
q. Van l;apparl. will he the best man
1T the wedding and Il generous Sprink
ling Of other European diplomats gives
gives the finishing touch To the intcrna-
liumal setting II the wedding.
The ceremony will take place in tn"
presence of Il large aSscmhlagc of guests.
~ old 81. raul'S Chur II. al q o'rlnck.
Rev. DR. Arthur BarkSlalc kinSniving.
Rotor Of the church. will oniciatc AMI
the III. Rev. Jchn Gardner Murray.
Hi>hnp If Maryland. will give the hlc>-
sing. y large reception will follow nj
the Marburg residence.
The parents Of the groom were unable
90 make the trip from Holland for tI~
wedding. owing 10 war conditions. and
Miss Marbur.'S brother. Theodore Mar
burg. in. was unable to come aS he il
second lieutenant ia the Ruval Flvin"
tornS. now stationed at Dover. England
Miss N%arburg first met Mr.. van Star
lcnb"r"h -Stachonwcr III brussels where
her father WAS United States Minister.
Yer firnccc WAS then secretary az the
Netherlands l%ceation in brussels. Today
'h"v VIII well after Il pretty romance. IN
which Miss Marlurr j. Il delightful he
"oinr The vcrr" din'umat secured \:
'"arSfrr 4" The W~1Shin"ton rmhn~~, -
that he mi"ht continue his woniug The
"rWrlncr. which began during Rrlpium'~
'1nl'"r DAYS. vas merely transferred 10
NW"ricl. nul has been approved ~ one
T the real International love matches
u the present daV
Ni>S hrric Grriu"rr Of lSilmiuoi.r
y q viii y" mail &c h"u.r fn- ho,
.~r~in nnd the hriI"~mlil. will 49,.
Wis Fl"i"" Van DYKE. dau"htcr of the
'r">rni hini~fr" ~ Holland Nf.> TInl"..
'"" ''""htc" nf fnr,n"~ nrn~idrut Miss
'"l" '''ni y v~rr. Miss Nurir Wins
'nw Nilli"">. Miss Fl'~nhcth q TnnsL~
'"f Ni>> N"r"irrtta Plca~1nt> BenSaII
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16

il stood in the nursery row.
One reason many trees fail to grow is
because the dirt II not well packed
around the roots. especially under the
crown of the tree. and II dries ont. This
point >Auuld receive especial attention
Fall planted trees are less Likely to die
from This. nv The dirt will ~ parked
firmly around the roots hy the winter
rains aud the, are ready Ia start growth
with the first warm DAYS az spring. ,
The extension department j. willing
~ furnish information tn anN grower a.
tn selection of varieties: or amy planting.
proh'"mS that NAV come M. ANY infor-
nation IF this character j. free upon
application to the d|irrrtur ~ extension
at College station. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
DIRECTED
FUNERAL SERVICE
REV. J. T. CRAIG SELECTED CHAPTER
IN JOHN AND ALSO NAMED THE
SONGS OF The SERVICE.

Rev. Jesse I. Craig, whose funeral DE-
CURED Monday afternoon from the Ma
SOM temple, directed hi own funeral
service, "A program arranged IN himself
some months ago and which was carried
out m the funeral service 81 Yesterday aft
crnoon. lie directed IN Il memorandum
That the fourteenth chapter of John BE-
read ut the funeral service, and that Old
songs which he loved be sung. naming
sometime, Somewhere an the Sweet IN
and BY" Nearer My God to Thee and
Some Sweet Day"
Mrs. ". A. Rutledgc. at hi- request sang
al the services "Somctimc. Somewhere in
which the choru, composed 81 l.. K. Ohm
stcd. +. A.. Mon~cc~. Mis- Isabel Pierce. a..
NJ. Patlson aud Robt. II. Bennett. joined.
"in the Sweet BY and BY and NEARER
My God to Thee" were sung IN The chorus.
The funeral service began with the
solemn rites of the knights Tcmplar com
mandcry at the Masonic temple. led hN DIR.
:. *. lIallam. prcIatc az The commanders.
and W. X. Mcndcnhall. acting commanders.
Following these funeral rites. the %tuncra.
procession formed III the temple. and
wendell il way To the Bucna Vista ccmc-
terry, where the lodge ritual Wa continued
by DIR. llallam and the body inferred.
Carrying ont the wishes Of the decreased.
DIR. IIallam read the first twenty verses ~
the fourteenth chapter ui the book of
John. dwelling particularly on the passage
Because Live ~ Shall Live Also"
which formed the basis of the principal
part of the Sermon. a close friend NJ TIE
deceased. j 80 worker with him in the
same church, DR.. IIallam ua- familiar WITH
hi lie and work, and hi- words ser in
~pirrd hy the high ideals ever c~xct,r'fcr
IN The liie % hi departed friend and
brother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
Banks Vote Today
On Reserve Officer

Dallas. Tcxa, Nov. 49,. roI were
oponed here TODAY for thc c%lcrtiou, hy
member bank. of two Director NJ lhr pal
la eleventh Federal Reserve Nuk. The
vacancies u ~ filled were caused ", thc
termination 1T the terms Ut John T. Scott.
Houston. cla~~ \ director. aud Frank kcll.
Wichita FAILS. elias y. director. Their
terms expire December 81 hut It was ncrr-
Sarv 10 hold he elections well Ia advance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
Want 1000. 900 10 Fight Canker.

Mobile. Ala. Nov. l6.-Citru~ fruit
growers Of Alabama. Mi-~i-~ippi. Texas
and Louisiana met here 10 lay plans to
unite with Florida grower ID ret nm APP
preparation of -. 900. 00O or more BIZ con-
.rcss IL fight the spread ~ citrus fruit
cankcr. which j. sand to threaten d~c-truc-
ton Of fruit crops within = very short time
unless il j. checked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
Gallieni Sentences an Officer

ItlrIS. Nov. l6.-Gcncral G;allirni the
frrfi'h minister nf war. gave another
example TODAY of his decision nnt in toI
crate favoritiSm III the army when h.
F'i'frd IN officer Of the Tcrritorial~
sentenced L" sixty DAYS III i fortress for
using ~ automobile owned ~ a man he
~" NelecIcd Tor an ORDERLY. The name
- me officer will hc stricken form the
army ii>t. The ORDERLY will be- sent to The
front ~ >non ~ possible
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
ARMY


Washington. u. Ill, N-v. lG. ARMY or-
ders. Second Lieutenant Paul +. Frank.
nov attached ~ the Second cavalry. i- u--
signed IN that regiment.
Major II. l.. Steel. q~uartermaster corps,
will report tu the commanding general.
Philippine department, Tor assignment ~
that department.
Leaves WI absence: First Lieutenant III.
N. Wing lr.. coast artillery corps. one
month and fifteen days: Captain +. T..
Hines, coast artillery corp-. ten day:
First Lieutenant Jesse Castor. infantry.
tW. months.
Argentina has become a great market
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
Sunday School Golden Jubilee.

II. Louis. Mo-. Nov. III. The golden
Jubilee If the Mi~~ouri State SUNDAY
school dissertation opened here today. This
tion. and many notable parsonage from
outside the state will take part IN the
Jubilee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
Moving Picture Injunction to Come Up

Fort Worth. Texas. Nov. 16.-IIearing
# an application Tor the dissolution of
the Injunction prohibiting moving picture
shows here on Sundays. was to ;omc nm
m the SiXty->eventh district cour TODAY.
The movies here have been closed under
an injunction for some time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
Frat Men at Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 16.-Thc convention
% The Federated F~raternitie~. IN o-rsnniza-
ton # various insurance orders onon.
mere TODAY \ hundred delegates are at
tending the convention. which will occun,.
three day.. Judge ". 4. Roane of Atan,,
- presiding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16

French cNDrrinrnirr~ are f%rrrZin.
fish into blocks of ice for transportation
for lon. distances. the LAIN being made
that fhcv can be- revived by slow thawine
and >nlii alive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16

An old bachelor says the friendship &c
women i always i plot against u
third.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16

Argentina has become a great market
for sanitary appliances.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-16
PERMANENT POST AT BORDER
PORTS GARNER'S OBJECT

Continued from PAGE Nd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21
Masim @orfi ais aramfenpf(eser,

Gtn ungorii6er @e6tsonmolt, Der
als &eieroeleutnont gegen bic Sui
len fampfte uno na6 elmer 8ernuil-
Dung gefangen mutoe, idreibt an
einen Sreuno, ooB er I'M &eierbe.
bolpital oes &oten arelt5es in Mos-
fau liege. 9ieies Spitnl NOR friiber
ser 0eforattpnsrarm oeS Mosfauer
Nationaltbeoters. Ser 8e ierbeIe11t
1lant teilt oos 3tmrner nit eineln
p%ertm1n0eten 2a1osmonlt n1o 3pei
&niien. SIT Dem grief er56bIt qr
peiter, BOB td9lid) ein .i1tereIiont
o%asiebenoer, giitioer SEER" BET Den
&ronfen erideine, Itunoel1long al
ibrem 8ette iibe ltn6 i6tten ieale
&ilfe anbiete. Bon ieitten 3iigen
ftrablt oie @iite." Cine &ronfen-
i6lpeiter frogte: uaeunen sic oeu
Serrn2.... 0os 1T Ser beriibmte
S6riftIte1er Marim @orfil~
Ser 8i6ter bat i~ibrigens in Mosfat
ein eigenes fleines 2o5oreft einge-
ridtet, Dem er ltdJ gott5 niomet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21
Der 6ersOs an oie @Gsbelein.

ginise iunge Maoden aus Sal
fersleben batten Dem Seraog po,t
graunidlpeig cine u9~iebesgabe~ il,
@eitalt bon 3igarren ins Selo qe-
ianot. 9aranfbin erbielten tie fol-
genoen laiinigen geideio bonn Gene
r~olfommanoo oes 10. @rnteeforps:
oSbr Iieben fleitten MGeoplein /
SIR babt 10 i9one 3igorren on
ben Ser5og geianot; ober ib babe iie
geraudt, oiemeil er nur 3iaaretten
raudt. @riB gu6 @ott, Ssbr lie
ben &leinen!
@ruB uno &uB.
b. @interfelot,
9anptmami i'm @eneralltab."
Ser Ser5og ielbIt bate oorlnter
geifrieben:
gGs itimmt; er bat lie gerauft;
aber id gonne iie ibm. Gr bots Der
oielta Ser5lihen 9onfl
@rnft Aaenit.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21
Die 2esisIatnr.
20. Sssa11uor

20. Sd1ltar.
9ie gotifoft oes @oupernenrs
tpuroe beute in beioen S4uiern aei
leien uno Die MitgIieoer borten IT,
rer &orleIung nit GROCER 4ufmerf-
Iamfeit 81. SIN Senat brodte
Wcgfealus einen 9ei6lnB Elm, oaf
iif Die 2egislatur am t2. MGr5 ber-
tage, bod tpuroe Ser geidlnB ME.
hergeitimmt. Cont lit neoer i'm
Senat nod i'm Squire @ihtiges por-
gefomnler.
Inter ben neu eingebradten 8or-
lagen befinoet ii6 cine, 6ie oas
Erinfgeloeeben perbietet, cine alibe-
re, Die perbietet, oaB ie elm @aunl
bes &upitols al einem 9aGiaal be-
nlibt lper0en oarf (oieie Bill fon1nt
itets na6 Dem Sraugnrationsbofi
herein); ferner limo oariitter 5mei
meitere 8orlagen fir Shul5fpanege-
iete, cine Gorlage, baB oQe Steuern,
Die Dor Dem Sabre 1905 f1aig pa-
rem uno niht be5ablt mlroerl, nidt
mebr foaeftiert meroen iolen nro
eine 8orlage, onB nern @eidnorene
has ltrteil beIttnmten fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21
MIlerIei.

Mm Witttpo6 abeno 100 ereig-
nete ii6 in Der Sii6-Slores Strabe
elm ihrefli1er ltngIiifsfaa. Die 80
Sabre alte Srnu Sonnie Setuitt NOS
I'M 9egriff iiber oie StraBe gu Dem
&auIe SO. sol, no Iie nit i6rer Sod)-
ter mobnte, Su ifreiten, als Elm
@utomobi[ aneefabren fam, Dem iic
aus5upei1en periufte. Sn Der
g%ermirrung trat tie auf oas Gtra-
BenbnbngeGeiie geraoe Dor elmer Col
Inns @aroen Gar nno obgleid Ser
Wotorfiibrer Ole gremie 10 tart on.
5og, oaB Die Yaiiaeiere ourd) Sen
Nud fait bon Sen Siten geiporfe.l
tuuroe, fam Die Sran inter sic HG-
Der, Der Sddoe[ murbe gebroder
uno Die Sralt mar aiigenblidli1 tot
Ser Motorfiibrer @. Serber mar ID
aufgeregt oab er ieinen Soften Der.
laiien muBte. gr itebt ieit obt3ebr
Monaten i'm 9ienit Der &ompagnic.
Srau Sepitt mobnt in @iGaro, Sc
3d. no ibr Mann 9eiiter elmer
&and lit. Sic fam ibrer @eiunobeii
megen bierber.
lem 6nrmer emil 9re6m, oer
5uolf Weilen ~auberbolb Der Staot al
Der G~oitrobiler Rnnoitrabe ipobnt
piiroe elm iuertpolles Tfero geitob-
len. @ls er ben 8erluit IN oet
office oes S6eriffs meloete uno eint
geifreibitng 6es 9fer6es CAB, tpair,
De ibm geiogt, BOB Der Gieb bereits
%perbaftet fei uno oas 9fero fir i6r
bereit ftebe. 1tno bas mar 10 slige.
gongen. Gin geamter b0rte, iui,
elm Monn ons 9fero eineln S6nolel
fir einen ipottBiuigen Ereig an
bot, mas ieinen Ierooht crregte. glf!
er ben Mann ndber ausfrug, eeitoni
er, oaB er ni6t Der Gigentiimel
beg Rferoes iei uno tp1rbe promb
/ feitgenommen.
3. Gontreros uno 81. Soplor
Die M go. t02 Noro.Me6inn StraE,
Elm Mofler-@ eidGft betrei6etl, meri
fonilhes @elo umipehieln etc, I'M
perbaftet uno ie6er inter $500 giirq
idldft aeiteat moroen fir ibr eridei
men Dor benz 9unbes &ommiiidr
neil lie pergeiien batten, Die Dor
ldrtftsmabige '8unoesiteiier gu 6q
5abfen.
Ser Robbiner q. @eritein boz
Der %ortboooren iiioiiden @eneinoe i
Sort 8ortb BAT Ole SteIe ais gio
biner in Der bieiisen ortboooren @c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21

benten iteben. @enn cine peitere
Mderbau- uno @emerbeidnle ms Sc
ben gerufen tper6en jon, 10 1on tie
ibren Sit in einem Srt, noroli9 bon
@aco, bo6en. SIM ltebrigen erfldtt
er itd gegen cine lleberi6Gtune ser
llniperiitdts= uno College : 8ilouna
oltf Soften Ser golfsidulbilouns.
Seinen obeit miteeteilten 8lon min
er BEN @eiebeebern ~feinesapees oui=
8lpingen; er lei nift nit ibm berbei=
ratet, erflart er, aber er i6eine ibnt
gut uno praftiih gu lein. 9as err
ldeint er unS unter ben gegentpdrtt=
gen 8erbaltniiien olih.
M6telts en1pfieblt er, ginri6tu1t-
gen gu treffen, ooB oie bier ,gebraid-
ten S6ulbii6er oub 1T geras ge-
brudt neroen; al16 min ct, oaB oie
SruiteeS eines 9iitrifts, lpettn fid,
Die Stelter5abler oofitr %erflGren, SEN
Sdiilern oie 9ii6er fret Iiefern ion=
ten.
Neuntens e~npfteblt ct Gerbeiie=
rungeI oes 3udtbausipeiens, oos er
einen &re6sI6ooen nenflt, Ser I'm
iummqt beri6luneen babe. Ct be-
.fiirporfet, oaB Die Strdflinge 2aro=
ltroBen bouen iollten.
3ebntens min er oie @eri6te re@
formiert baben lnb en1pfieblt bie 9i-
itrifte 10 einsuridter, oaB alle utlge.
fabr eleide Gintuobner5abI boben.
@fftens empfieblt er, Gottonz uilo
@oafabrifen bon Ser @eiteuerltng 5lt
hefreien.
SdlieBlid miinidt er 1rodl ooB
oas See 5pitem fir 6~rieoensbes
amte abgeidafft peroe, oaB before
3a6meiie iiber iieoelbares 2an6 ge-
geben peroen uno perihieoenes an
oere. @ir eIaltben, oaB Die 9otid)nit
ibrer aiir8e, &larbeit uno rubigen,
praftiideu Soeen megen eroBen @r-
flang finoen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21
3cras.

Gas uSouiton Telegram ta=
oeit ben General Stoatsanmolt
2oonep oofiir, oaB er Die aIageu
gegen Die 9rauereien III Ieinem Sei-
mats-GountD uno Dem zines ieiner
aiIiitenten anbdngig eemadt boi,
oas onr6 nno blirh pro6ibitioniitiih
lit. Die &lagen fommen i'm gountf-
iib, Siilpbnr Springs. ettpa bunoert
Meilen norooftli6 bon 9olas srtr
@erbanolung. Sebr beqlen bat er
es baber ben angeflagten grnuereie!t
nidt gemaht. 9os geeigrete Gou1s.
tp fir oas @orgeben gegen sic
@rouereien p1re 9rabis gonntp &C.
meien mo beioe Seiten faire 8a.
banoling uno einen nnparteiii1ell
Bro5eB ertpnrten fonnten. @ir
glaliben ni6t, baB Der General an-
malt ben 8rauereien @eredtiefeit
w~ioerfabren l6Bt.
gr-@ouberreitr Golqlitt bot
Die Ginlaoung dngenommetl am 6.
Sebriiar in Detroit, Mi6igan, in ci-
her Notwithstanding cine gieoc
iiber v4merifanii1e Nelitrofitdt~ su
balten Gin onoerer Steiner IN Ser
geriammlrng lift Or. Bernhard
0ernbure. Die @inlaoung gebt bon
Serrn 81. &aItidmiot ans. 9erner
miro @ouberneitr Golquitt am 81.
Sanlior i'm Sippoorom iiber .Nme.
rifaniidle 8olitif. 2eben ufo Snferei.
len" ipreden.
0os brittle Chill Expectations.
gerift in Muffin bot in Dem SOLE
gegen oen Gpuntrp GLIB bon Sra.
bis @olfntp entIfie6en, oaB Sc,
Staat fem Geht bat. bon einem GIut
cine Steuer fir oert gerfouf beran.
ihenoer @etrGnfe 81 erbe6en, GAM
gIeid OBJ bieier @erfauf geTeblidJ ooes
irngeieblih lit.
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Suneam, Safion & @ennhoHes
&cdtsantpdlte i'm Sumter. @ebduoe.
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gteuer : Wptts.

Staat= nnb Gpmntb Gtemerm fiji
bas Sabr 1914 amf 8rmmo- nno per.
f6nlides Gigentmut, miifIem Bis sru,
81. Sanitar 1915 an ben Stener-&ol=
leftor S. u. Sitter entridjtet fuer-
ben, itra Sic 3ablmns elmer straic
nn6 Soften BON 10 Grpsent, bic ani
periOmlidjes Gigentam erbpben iuer,
ben, at bermeiben.
S. 81. 9abis,
County : 6iGter.
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Gree Yrefe fit stras: 9onnttaag q. 9an1ar 1875.
meinoe (9gobotb 4dem) ongenom-


men.
Die So5ioliiten baben Dos fol-
9enoe Stobttifet aufgeitelt; @lfreo
Moies Somarb, Mapor; Mug1tlt &rii-
ger, Stelter-& omminar; Mrs. Marp
Igneie, &ommiildrin fir Sunitat,
8arfs uno offentlides gieentunt
George 9urbanL @ommiiidr fir
StraBen uno offentlibe 8erbeiiernn=
gen; @eorg &lloepfle, a1ommiiGr fit
Boli5ei unb Seliertpebr. Somoro iii
Sperotellr in ser GelegropberzSf-
flee, &riiger lit 8ralibent Ser Me-
6onics Union; Wers. MarD 4gneie
lit sic Srou zines fonfooerierten
8eteronen unb Stimn1redtlerill,
George Durham mar eirmol aoroi-
oat fir Sberiff nno Dor 5pei Sab
rem 4anotoat fir alderman urb
@eorg &noepfle mar ebenfaasN ein-
mol &an6ioat fir Iloermon.
Sn benz Saae s. 81. &a6al bon
pferlinie bat oos @ibil Nppeaa=
pferlinoe fat oos GipiI : 4ppeaa-
tionsgeri6t entl6ieoen, oaB &afol,
DEM IN Der nnteren Snitan8 $607.2G
5ugeipro6en maren, alt feinem Sda-
beneriab bere6tigt lit. Godol botta
cine garlao1tne 3miebeln ta9 Neso
gorf geidift, bie III peroorbenel:l
3uitan0 bort angefommen iein ioa.
Die 3miebeln trafen in galpeiton
Elm, als Ser Dampfer bereits abgc-
gangen NOR uno muBten BORT big CUR
@bfabrt 0es naditen Sdiffes liegetl
bleiben. uno in SEEM gorf logen lie
mebrere Gage an Ser @berfte, ebe
iie abgebolt mniroen. 9llf bieie Ser
%aogerungen nrogen fie an @ert per=
loren baben.
Das Satptqllortier fir bie
beuti6en 8eiuber Ser Staot, beion-
oers Gamilierl lit oas bon Sen Ser
rem 9ogeI & @l1et gefiibrts
vgrabeIers" SoteI, mo fie auf
oas geite aufgeboben iino.
Ser Sd]ulrat beab1iGt1gt, IN
ieber Sdule einen &inoergarten 5u
etablieren. Sic @eb1lter Ser 2eb=
rer fir Ole Mbenoi6uIe nllroen bon
$40 per Monat auf $22.50 erbobt
gesa6lt Cure rgpa Sar1, MIR
nod 3eit bis sam 81. San,tar.
Die nellen GtraBen : &ebrma=
fdinen fin6 aniheineno fein Grfola
Sic fegen DIE StraBen in ser greite
Der geienpal5e, b1ufen ober an BET
ben gn6en Ben Sdmub auf, Ser
nun mieber bon Irbeitern aufge-
nonlmet un6 entfernt meroen muB.
Die gigentiimer ser Gu
Heoro Soan Company, SO. Safe uno
30. Goplano, iinb bon Der Mnflaae
oas Sonntags : @eies berIebt
81 baben, freigeiproden NOR
ben. sic maren beifuIoigt am
Sonntae &leioer berfauft gu 6a6en.
am TO-, II. uno ~. M1r5 tritt
bier Die Staatsfonpention Der @ieh-
5iiffer 5uiammen.
9ie MADAM Commercial Cable
Company nimnt iebt &abeloepeiden
nad Subj enteegen.
Sn 2oofont, gernr gonntg
ltarb Srau Weta 8ranb i'm Sitter
BON ga cesabren.