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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

10 SUPPORT. Frank e Brown, Esq,
attorney for ibelant-
Louise F. Damren from Leslie j.
Damren. both Of Belgrade: cause, cru
Ell and abusive treatment F. E. Brown
Esq. attorney for hbelant-
Maud x. Elyin from Chas. O. Elyin.
both Of Readfield; cause. cruel and
abusive treatment: iibe,ant has Gus
rody Of three children: $50 TO be paid
libeiant for expenses of confinement
and household: and s. per week. r
G. Harrington, Esq, attorney for Ii
belant. and Williamson, Burleigh &
McLain for libelee.
Mary Maude O'Brien OF Winslow
from John D. O'Brien of parts I'M
known; cause, utter desertion. c. w.
Hussey. Esq. attorney for libelant.
Fannie j. Hopkins of Oakland from
Linwood ". Hopkins of Fairfield;
cause extreme cruelty. F. E. Brown.
Esq, attorney for Nbelant.
Ethel NJ. Knox Of Clinton from
Henry Knox Of Wayne: cause. gross
and confirmed habits OF intoxication.
F. E. Brown, Esq, attorney for libel
ant.
Louise Rogers Chisam Of Augusta
from Harold D. Chisam OF Benton;
cause. adultery. F. H. Lancaster. ESQ.,
OF Auburn. attorney for hbelant.
Jennie Pooler OF Waterville from Ed
ward Pooler of Vassalboro: cause,
cruel and abusive treatment and gross
and confirmed habits Of intoxicaIion.
=. K. Shaw. Esq. attorney for Nhelant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Mrs Evangeline Locke OF Hollis and
Mrs. Annie Arnold OF Augusta were
recent guests Of Mrs. May L. Leavitt,
is Main street, Naturalization Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Milton James has accepted posi-
lion as assistant al the State Labor
ato-y q Hygiene and will enter upon
his duties IN the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Arthur W. Hammond OF Sidney was
among the business callers Friday in
the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
For Women Who Do
Their Own Cooking
Florence
Automatic
Oil Stove

is tire i9eal va-r,-weather cooker
= gives hez, vhea you want l. can
. ut az Immediately when you
az through with - It's heat is
directed right up into the cooking
II !. = Fiorence). Il is safe ana
/ economical tthe Florence costs
about ore-half cent Per hour re-
/ burner when in use). Not only is i
ye-y economical OF fuel but is
value IS saved many times over in
tomtoE:. happiness and health.
W. honestly believe this type Of
OIL cook stove is the best. That is
why we push them. They combine
absolute szfety. cleanliness, ease Of
handling and the intensest heat ap-
Piled 10 cooking tina, is possible
with Oil tlei.
Il is TO trouble TO show you how
/ these stoves work They are guar
anteed 70 give you satisfaction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Prof c. Z. Turner Of Massachu-
setrs Institute OF Technology IS a
guest a, the home q Mrs. 7. u. Grit
in az ii Western street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Miss Dora Killan. who has been Wis
ic;ng Mrs Morton at 13 State street,
has returned to her home in Somer-
VILE, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

| Lewis Hanley Of Thomaston was the
guest Thursday Of State Auditor J.
! Edward Sullivan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bradbury Of
Bangor were callers Friday In the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
NUMBER ACTuALLY PARTICIPATING
INST. JOHNS DAY. PARADE, AUGUSTA

The official statement Of the number
actually participating in the Tempiar
parade on Thursday is given below,
and will be Of general interest. It is
to be noted that the statement does
not include the Sir Knights not in uni
form or not participating in the pa.
rade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,
An Engagement Announced.

Supt. Of Schools and Mrs. G. a.
Stuart Of Rockland announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Theresa
/ c. stuart TO Charles Cross Phillips of
Orrington. Mr.. Phillips is a graduate
a. NJ. at Harvard. Miss Stuart is a
graduate of Simmons college.
George K. Jones Of Calais.
George K. Jones. a Civil war vet
eran and one of Calais well known
and esteemed resident, died at his
home on Franklin street, June %, a.
the age OF ~ years. Mr.. Jones had
been in failing health for some months
and his death was not unexpected. Mr..
Jones was a native of Calais and for
many years was engaged in business
as a tinsmith and dealer in stoves
and other heating apparatus, but had
been on the retired list for many
years. A widow, three sons, Isaac n.
deputy collector of customs. Frank H.
OF Ped Beach and George of New York,
also a daughter Mrs. B. Y. Curran of
Calais, survive.
Spoilers After Evidence in Bangor.
On Thursday it was stated, by those
who claimed to have definite infor-
nation, that two liquor spoilers" are,
or very recently were. in town, said
the Bangor News on Friday AS the
story went. they were gathering EVIL
dence for Rev. ". F. Berry of the
Civic League to present to the COVER
nor and council in Augusta next We'd
nesday. 1t is said the spoilers were
spotted before they had been here very
long, although. even SO, they got con-
siderable data for DR.. Berry to work
upon. Dr.. Berry wrote the governor,
it will be recalled. that he had evil
dence Of ''lawless conditions" in Ger
tain Maine counties-evidently mean
ing that the prohibitory law is being
violated. He didn't specify which
counties. but it wouldn't be an over
towering surprise to learn that he
included Penobscot among them. Any
way. there Is a general impression that
the Augusta hearing will prove sensa-
tional.
Reunion Of the Gallant 5th Me.
The 4sth annual reunion of the 5th
Maine Regimental Association was
held Thursday at the headquarters at
Peaks Island. The following were
chosen officers: Clark weyiand. presi-
dent: Charles L. Dunlap and JAJ. G.
Hanniford. vice presidents; &. R
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

The libel Of CAROLYN r, Taylor vs.
Joel E Taylor was continued for fur
Their evidence.
In the libels Of Henry y. Dearborn
vs. Lillian A Dearborn. and William
II. H. Williams vs.. Hazel NJ. Williams,
divorces were denied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

evening. George W. Miller of Boston
testified he had his pocket picked Of
$40 and identified Raymond as one o.
three men who icstled him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
Lougee, secretary; Frank F. Goss,

Lougee. secretary: Frank F. Goss.
treasurer At meeting Of the stock
holders Of the building association the
following were chosen officers: N. r.
Lougee. president; Frank F. Goss, vice
president.
The annual meeting Of the sth
Maine Regimental Association was
held Thursday at the headquarters at
Peaks Island. The reports showed
that 13 died during the year. The fol-
lowing were chosen officers: H. n.
Parker. president: A. c. Chillas. vice
president: ]. H. Warren. secretary and
treasurer: Gustavus Pease, necro-
logist: J. A. Noyes. J. H. Haskell and
S. W. Marston, executive committee;
D. F. Strickland. chaplain. The fol-
lowing were chosen officers of the Me-
mortal Building Association: Caspar
E. Marshall, president: ID. A. True,
vice president; S. G. Shurtlef, secre-
tary; Joseph H. Warren. treasurer and
custodian.
Piekpoeket Held at Portland
Judge Bates of the Portland Munic-
ipal court Thursday held Charles
Raymond in $4,000 on charge OF at
tempting TO pick the pocket OF Geo.
p Mcgowan at a theatre Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
LOCAL BRIEFS

c. ". Crosby Of Kent's Hill was a
caller Friday upon friends in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
Thursday, July |, 1915

covered Carriage. Beach Wagon
EARNING Tools. Range. Parlcr stove
5ureaus. Chamber Set. Organ. Bed
oihg. Dishes and other articles too
numerous to mention. Free lunch
served at noon. II stormy. the next
fair day. ..vss
toward 6. Hammond, Administrator.
J. II. Trask, Auctioneer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Retreshments.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-25
aeniStettea aus Soma!
0eg @lOines.

6es MOiaes.
5err 6ruit Bacnllg, 1886 Geii
n. CTR. Jest lDObH9aft, Fat mad mic
Dor bic gertretRng Der eGmaba Sri.
bHRe". 8ir bitten bic eeier, ibm
glenigfeiteu ans Jamilieutreiisu 5n.
tOmmen ~ lafisH, and tOllettirt
Serr Baealg bic A6OuHemeHts.Se'
trdgs.
Sin unbetannter 3iemIid auge.
beiterter Nam itiir5te Montag
Don Der Siio0it 9. StraBe . gabn.
bride tn oeu 6lub uH6 ertr1nf.
6ountg SuperDiior G6as. Seller
iDnroe III Der SuperDioren. 5itun1
ON ytontng goR llmuo9liein erdrii.
ifa nno i~titr8te, bon S6mer3en ac.
peinigt, bonn StuDl. SER sgeaer
leioet an etncm @alenlei6en, cben.
IL lein ertranfter aodege Thornton,
mo beloe miiiien iid be8balb elmer
Gperation n~HterBtebcu.
Lie ogun Wiooier4 Bon Somn
mcroen ON III. 4uaut in Des
Dloines eine aonpantion ob9aIttn,
I'M bic politiiHe Gage Inn @taate 3u
beipreGeL
Ger ~ 3abr nlte 0orrB DlcIo.
noligh plroe olii 9erlongen elmer
iS.jdbrigen Gelepboniitin feitge.
nomnter, melfe ct 81 oergepnltigeu
beriudt bate
SEER 8. Is. Qeterieu Don Boone,
elmer Der ,mgeiebeBdteH boriigen
Ientiheu, itarb gonntag Qadt IN
Chicago in eiHem &gipital. Der
geritorbrBe nabm III Der Geid1its.
melt IN Boone cine geaftete SteI.
lung Elm un0 crfreute Itd nagcmei.
per Adtrug. Or mar cin e6tcr
Teutidjer uHo betbeiligte fid d. al.
len BcitrebuHgeu 5lnH 8eiten oes
geutidtbnms.
Gin Reger berindjte, iid Monfag
ahrno III biz MohnuIg ppn &pnrD
j Wleir, 1888 dreaaIont Str, Gin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-25

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tnstitatnf eieitat ielie mli1e
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iu Te @ioines mtrtii6 mdii prat
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-25

aaefaau ith ow geiFr BED cma.
td Tribune oh non Dem l
item RigH @aroau olplttau
.l1iNu4
Cmota uno YER uItu b0eiOiatt
NcfiontL mbt itdf uira mtt
fern Gridancn tcnmibteM tellM iut
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.0s mus mH ocn aedtilcu GiuilaB
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lsln argIitu mo cincR e]6drlaidn
larbetruieu I'm ole pcrlortu lc}au
aeuen Sdaic iuridjuiubreu g3ie
mare Is nit ser glcjhidus te.
Gain, melhe |gelcurGrti1
in Gualau0 on 0ic Actriteu Ntiiiie
~ueribcilt2 0la mare ieocniaas BIZ.
Tiger. Die Smuue @eloes bic ic.
uer prohibitions Apoitcl mn0 ieiu
1r1B Dem 8u1litlm berauslodt mo
Der Staot eutliebt fouute gcuiB
cine portHc.ihaitere &ernen0uH9
fin0eH Serbia @ebidmnmn
Gie Ieutidm ituo nidt ocrortiae
enotlonsmeHinen nls 0uB tie iih
III @auieu 0urh gilp Slm6an be-
einiluiicn lniien Ueroen mem es ia.
nobl oah AusHaHmen gebeu ourfte
Pin oieier Steac moften mir uns
Die 6rage %crlauben. Oh nohl bic.
airhenglie6er, Die iebt Gaa unOI
9ndlt fir giaD Smoap's 9iiiiion
tbdtig iino onh init iolhem Giier.
iur Elm 4oiieiousfubrDerbo nirfen
iuiirOen. Gas more iiderlid Elm piel
driitliferes &1erf un6 niir6e Ole
9iirger oieies gan6es m%enigftcns
gum 3beil pom Der glutidul6 reini.
gen. Die tie ourh oieien iludjwitroi
zen snHoeI 6ereits aiif iid gelnOcu
bdben. Gic gte0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-25

Cd alfHHH 0affhdtb Dee Nlitl
M tutar06 tfont W bsgi.
0a ta8 h.ef aradf8'ida El.
taffadf1 l0f.ti lh mtlalH Ha
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tia Gt. tedtltt oah bia GINS
lttio tatliHHa lHHW l
ilniaHa 0aaiHiHi uHb ibw an1
.th oui Cfiaid mlntf vfilr NO
nttAfl.
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edb cma6a

4ls Scr ttrllihtn StroBenrmb.
anialle eer0elta mlr0e1 gciieru
Der l~s.io5rias Seonar0 4egi. auge5.
lid aus @algeiten 1er0s uno
Thomas garneo. IL Sabre oft. aus
Detroit did teitaenonmen
Sountag ieierte 4oli3eiridttr
}eeo ieiua GG. @eburt tag. 8iele
@liiduiinide muroen ihm 5utheiI
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e smith ieit elmer Rciae pom Sab.
rem an rs. mo 6arunm StraBe ne.
heno, muroe gum Butte eraeauten
in Der Slo omaha Station er.
nannt.
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(gin1eion0t)
Nu6l.

Dob in unierem fruhtbaren Stn1i
Iebrasfa ou6 aobl (fein 9onooner)
ae6ei1t, benefit elm aobl aopf i'm
@Gpidt bon % gfuno NIT einent
lInfaug bon 4G 8oa, mclher aui
Der bnrm bon 3. !, Sdledau,
3 Wleilen iilolid bon Gmabo III
sarpD GouutD, getDadim TIT uno
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@iaiam 61ri6, edc If. uuo So.
marO straBe. 9er fam i'm bic.
ten, ben aoblfopf ndmlid2 g.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-25

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m eenHeffa HHiiliH tH
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aue af6iemu saloaitH INIT ofn
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aftiaeBouuneif
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-25

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tsioe 99i eH0 21 &tr mohutaii
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an fimmern taite Ser A%utoHilrer
ennou Eit teioCn Nloi0rrGbicr.
mur0eu nur uUbeoeuien0 uerlctt
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einem Gcbalt uou Si25 mouotlif.
eruaHHt.
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nahrie Die Sn0tiommiioH ser.
-sar.gen.getor Dos 8edli. 0ie.
rs. Strnbe bon 8opnro bis geaBcn,
morth. bic Sodlon StraBe non IA
It's Is. Strabe m6 6ie Soues Sra
Re non IA. bis f6 Strnbe mir Den
G1rneoal BON 2s September big
2. 0ftober fir oen gerfebr nb3u.
Iperren.
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yd6rItnee 1915.
Giibe, 0arft frlt, idtpo6.
Settlers, Morft felt.
Gtoders, Mlarft fat G9luB idtDad
adlber, Wlarft telt.
SdWeiHe Buiubr 5000. Mlart
5-t0 b0ber
Gurdlldnittspreis $6 65-7d0.
66diter greis $3.50.
SGafe-Bnrtbr 5000. Marft II
bis rs bober.
gdmmer, 95ditcr greis 1886.
st. 5Oiepb Martt6eridt.
MinODisg 3uiubr 1000. Mnrf
ieit
Sdbrlinge 1915.
gdweiHe-3ufubr 1000. Marf
BIO hober,
GnrhidnittSpreis $6.60-75b.
6oditer Nreis $3.50.
Sdafs-8ublbr 800. Warft t5-
~ b0ber,
&6ditcr greis Ss70,
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Omaha Electric Light and Power Co.

@eOrse 8. Soris, grdfoat.
66dhraten fir ecfhides qit dn6 nm fat 400 in 6u lebten !. Sa6rn
ermdfst OaHf pbfAr gsrbcRrnuaen nnO Der @sfadHshesernHs.
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Ant LnanhlLAan HalmaAma

NttAh Ser HamkiifHfffiaaiHt
anW HH HHa IHHtmm EfittfHilt
hat aat hfttiih mtHfammfHt ifi.
tR mttafa mntattfillih hffafitai.
L-NL 1T M-aaILaa-
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Wlarttbtri6tt.

Su6 Cmaba. g. 9itluit 1915.
8nobich- 3unthr $500.
teei Stiere 2lartt langiam, ober
felt.
S0diter gleis S935.
51brIiHge, cute bis bette 5000
$50.
3temlih quite Bic cute $7.75-
SIS.
Seifers. @arft left.
@lte bis bette s7.00-S50
Gorn.aeiutterts 9eaues.
@ute bis Bette idmere geebes
S9.00-9.5Q
MittelmdBige $s25-9.00.
3iemlid 1uie Bis quite $500
.s25.
Grns gcfiitierte Sticre. nlsgeDGbIte
IS. 25-S.50
Cute tis bette $7.s5-8.25.
YdtteImdBige bic CUTE $40
.7.s5.
Wtttelmnhige S6.40-7.40.
Giibe, 0drft felt.
@ute Bis beite $6.50-725.
3iemli Agute biz quite $50
M}itelm1Bige S400--5.75 Is.
" rassgefittarte ailbc S6.25-6.75
@rass9efitterte Sellers SG.50-700
toders, Martt ieit.
@ute bis bcite 5eeoers $685.
800.
8iemTi6 cute Biz cute 5eeberg
$780, 707.35.
gittaImdbiac etoders $575-
.G.75.
etod Settlers SIS. 75-G.75.
Stod aiibe $5 50-6.50.
.5tod adl6pr SIG. $500.
@enL aal6er $700-t000.
.8uqs, 2tags uin. $550-700.
Edmcins -3nfubr 10000. Marft
leidte felt, 3 sober, gaders 5--10
nie0riger.
Gurdihnitlsbrei8 Sc. 25-6.50.
S0hiter Breis $3.50.
Sdaie-3ufu9r 22,000. Mdrft itnrt
pno 10 bober
9nrfi6nittsprets Ss. 60-s.70.
5oditer 8reis $3.50.
9dmmer. Dldrft 3 hohpr.
Miftteridaie cute bis bette $500
$40
@efuit. 81ntteridafe $425-475.
8dhrIingc, cute bie bette $575--
6.75.
@efitt Sd6rliuae &c.
Wibocr, qlita bis bette 81. 25-G.25
@eiitt gdmmer S77b-S40
GBifagO NarFtberiht.
RinbuicB 3hia9r 1000. MarftI
.fet, 10 nie0riaer.
5ttacrs ~ 20.
Sn6riinge $500.
Sellers $3.50.
Gticre $1,000
S0hiter glcs, Gorn.geiltterte
Vcebes $t025.
GdDrinr 3uiA6r 1900. WlorftI
10 hober.
GurdiAniitspreis $751; 07.50.
S6diter 4reis $795.
g dale 3ufubr 10000. Ilnrft 10I
Bic 10 bobqr.
@0diier greis S9i5.
RdiDe6 81. 6b.
Meltern Sdmmer $3.50.
@oa. gdmmer $tf.40.
.Goloraho qdmmer sft.50
6ribIiua. sdmner s0.Bb.
Sbabo gdnmer $1,000.
Sbabo Dlltterifafe S5.75.
aanias Giiu Marffbfridt.
Ninbpieh Bubdr sO00. MioffiI
langlanl igi, ldJipadj.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-25
Cmada WetreibemarFt

Dmobn, %. Aug, 1915.
1urfep Mei5en-
SIR. 2. t0i--120
glr. q i00-.1t9
6arter HeiJcH
gir q iOB AS
~, .. loD lib
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
RETURN Of PEACE
IS VIEWED rs 4
GREAT CALAMITY

tCurrc-p nd,ncy WY thy A--oclated prc--.l
London. Jan. t That thc return oi
peace may prove even more caiamitou- XIII
industry DIAN was thr outbreak ot war,
was -u-uc-tcd IN Prof. Niducs Webb III Y
lecture ia "Thc Terms ,l Peace 40 the
Opening Ut TIE London school Of Eco
uomic-.
I've have survived the outbreak oi
war;. bee said, with amazingly ittle eco
uomir di~trc--. The Question HOW i
whether. at thc coming ~ reace. We IL
he able tn take the steps necessary a. pr,
vent th, term IA peace working oui ia
misery and distress III hundred nf thua-
sands MI household. I'll wc aIg to du so.
thc first terms ct peace. from thc cc,
monte point WI view. must hc: ..o l- hand-
m,at ol thr army. li m.a have Jobs ta
g1 t1. VII arc willing to take the rick. lrt
them -o: buf there must bc nobody turned
out until thcy arr likely to uc absorbed ~
industry
y t. tcr.ls oil peace. Prof. Nchb coun-
~cilcd moderation. England would a'
we'll" hc urgcd. mo; TO look Tor amy in
dcmnitv. for mdcmnitic~ have 81 habit Of
doing those who exact tEem no good 1t al.
Belgium. Of COURSE. must ~ s,hahihtatcd.
NE hould hope to make \ ..acc which
would leave the ioc without undue cmLii-
tcrmcnt M humiliation. l~i--silu ior ~ N
most expensive luxury TAR " victory t0 inn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06

OFFiCER.S GOLD SAVES
Hin FROM SnRAPMEL SHOT

IT-TvrDk rln-- -rr-.. v.mI-...
-rllfir from IN, v..f w SrntI.nI mhn
rnll nr " ,rrv r-,m,rlahJ. - Il I'M
.~,o,ti.y vim ,bn yn,nI.-a
.ur aim "v nr. I nv II ~
regiment. Iio WAS Struck IN frsamnnt
y, ~hr acl Shell 81 the back inst above
he hip bone. Al me time he was wear.
ing q pouch IN VII n wa> a sum of two
pound ten SHILLING in gold. The frag
hi'hl 81 >hrh almost 'cfpiiShel The
ileHrii al. at the >rWc time Apparently
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
CGnsccraled Al Wilminninn

Wilmington Isl. e.. Jan. g. The service
"oh>ccfaiiUl 90 IN Rev Thomas q.
lla'St. iornloIfy of Richmond. Va. rs
i~h>h"p"i 'hr Episcopal Giorr~e OF East
ar"llna. took place hcrc tuG.;y. AMI VA.
ne most notable In l.e his.
tory ot 'hc Episcopal Church IN tbs
r.lN- III ceremony took place IN II.
James Episcopal church and was nrr.
cctrd Ai imposing procession 81 Dish.
OBS. icrgr. inrlurn and chori~trr~.
Bishop Daniel n. Tu.,r HI Missouri
tlr presiding tishon w H. Eni>roplI
church III America uficiatpd M ihr rcrr.
mnnN. Assist ng him were RiShon che.
shirc. ~ Narih Carolina ana Bishap Gr,.
son. of Virginia The RI. Rev Rarrrly
ID. Tucker bishop roadiutur ar Southern
Virginia aad jhc III. Rev. William
GucrrA. Bishop of south Carolina. were
thepfcseutcrS. The sermon WIS dcliy.
cred tv the ri. Rev. w. l.. Gravatt. bisb
up West Virginia. eRv. W. n. Milton
II. d. Of Wilmington. acted aS master
If ceremonies and the attending pres.
htt"rs were. the III. Rev. John M. Rob
ert>on. "a Virginia ami the Rev. 4. A
A~hhy. "a Elizabeth civ N. q.
The new Hi>hnn ~ The successor III H.
late Bishop Strange. NJ Wilmington. II,
I'M 4 native nf Pulaski County. VA. and
MOLD Important pl>turatrS in Richmond
Newport News ami other cities in yir
sinia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
Ice n2IlI1 at TORONTO.

Toronto. Ont, Tan. the Wintcl
trotting mcctir- ~ the Dufclir nr.viu.
Club. marking thc second link ir thu
4 canadian Ire MI. ~ circuit. wa. ilal-
uratcd M Duaeriu park today and ui.
~ continued until Saturday. The pru.
gram provides ftr three races each dal
worth ~inh Following lhr Duhpri.
Park meeting the circuit-frllnvrr~ vii
20 a. Montreal. where \ six dll, meet
ing viii be- opened on january li uld.i
the auspices OF the Montreal Driving
club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
Founded July q. 1893.
Evening Daily and Saturday Weekly.
NOTICE DO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers ri the city who fail to re-
seive The Herald regularly are requested
t. notify the Office promptly. All papers
ielgered IN the city should be received, a.
: rule, not later than 4 10 to 6 O'Clock r
"a Unless some accident 10 the pres o.
oth,r uatoward delay occurs at the print
~ Office, the paper should be out not later
than q 80 and the carriers should complete
their di~.inhut,un. even 90 the most di.tani
suas,r er within not less than II hour
and .hlrtv minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
Fifty Years AaO To-Day.

ls65-Thcf cderal military cNpcdi.
tion under General a. I'd. Terry -ailr,
with the fleet NJ Admiral Porter from
Hampton Roads to attack For.
Fisher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06

The boz Illl church was listed last
sunday ly ,hc Old Mi-cr a. 'lu-kc lidgc.
While thc collection was he.n- ;ghet .up
I the rr.a,4,r thc Mi-cr Dropped Y one
fcrnt piece through \ crack I'm .hr floor Tic
church wilt hr closed until tA, floor can hc
nut llcA Iikr !. uu-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
HOGWALL0W NEWS.


The bartender ut Bath Smiths place ~
Mnskrt Ridge has the humps II ! feared
The disease vii spread n Ellick l~iciiwanscr
and others nave been exposed TO II several
.ulme-. this week.