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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
WAR AT HOUSTON
But NOT REAL
Brown" Army Expecting Hourly At
tack by Whites; Celebrate san
JscintO Anniversary.

HOUSTON Texas. April 2l-The
seventy niuth anniversary of the bat
tlr NJ san Jacinto fought few miles
south Of Houston aud In which Sam
Houston overthrow Santa Ana the
sclf-styled Napoleon Of the west and
captured him aud among the results
Of which was the firm establishment
Of the republic ~ Texas and the ulti-
mate war with Mexico by the United
States and the annexation by the lat
ter Of great empire out NJ which
several states have been carved was
flttiugly observed here today
While the 5000 regular soldiers In
camp here under Colonel j. A. Gas.
ton did not pamle, the regiment0l
hnuds we're sent to the city and nt va
rious points disCoursed inspiring mu-
si, owing 10 working out Of pend
Ing war problems It was not possible
to formulate definite program for
the brown army where everything IL
kept ON d war footing and an attack
is expected at any moment
The 18th infantry under Colonel r.
/ BuIHrl, on the way from Texas
ClN is nearing this place and is eN
prctcd to Join the troops here not lat
err than noon Thursday when the
brown army total viii reach above
1000 men
At last account. the white army
wns stin IN lts camp NJ Galveston er.
pccting orders Tor an instant start TO
attack the forces here defending the
city The mHuruyers It ls believed
viii not begin In earnest before Thurs
day or possibly Friday and from that
tlmp forward "hostllltieS' will he tnc
order all over the prairlcs between this
city and Galveston Large quantities
NJ blank ammunition have been issued
the troops and so fur as motion and
noise Is concerned ull the accessories
ot actual warfare urc promised.
The weather ls cool and cloudy and
the health Of the troops here is eX-
ccIent Provost guards are patrOlling
/ the streets to maintain order, but the
geutrmanly conduct of the men has
thus far rendered their services un.
/ necessary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
War at a Glance

A land and sea atlo.l tn, pw
dmrIlr- ON u'lurger s... .u lr auy
time since the nlic- ... their rf
fort to win Constantine. apparently
r. Imminent Berlin n,. that g0
600 French and Britt. troops hoyr
been luudrd ON the nor. boot. OF the
GWr NJ Suros, Europ. Turkey BOO
diu,uE that hand opn... Hu. ..
der wny This force m. .m.t u.
hr employed for an Hllu.. .. rI. r.Ur
Of the Turkish forunaum- along
the European side Of .n, straits OF
the same time that 1uuDnrdmput
from the sca is undertake Boy the ul
lird fleet
Additional British troops ARE ur
riying daily from Egu w ruuspurt-
al the island Of Iemuu- west of rnr
entrance to the Dardnu..n-
so heavy fighting .. taken place
since the attempts tu f...r lur strait
month ago In which .ao British and
two French battIeship Nr0. u~t
An official atatemcu from Cou~tuu
tIuoplr says that six torpedo buut- at
tempted to penetrate thr suulls Mon
day night and yestcrIul there wH-
nu engagement betwrrn wur-hlps and
Turkish fortiflcHtlon, presumably iu
connection with the laudu. uf troops
At patriotic demonstration iu
Rome member Of the Italian senate
addressed manifesto DU the people
10 the effect that Generalization i-
approaching for the Italians who have
wnitrd and suffered referring py
IDENTITY to the nation desire To- nh
sorb "unredeemed Italy or The Aus
triau province tO the north, Austria
is reported to he concentrating troops
hastily along the border IN fear ~ an
invasion by Italian troops but Prince
Won BuelOw German ambassador at
Rome denies that rupture between
Italy aud Austria u imminent
A Berlin dispatch says that Tar
now, Galicia, hHS Bssh evacuated by
the Russians ON account Of the effect
i've attacks " the AustriAns
In hattie IN GERMAN East Africa
the English lossr~ are given al Z"
aud the German It bB.
Conditions virtually were uurhnuge,
Yesterday along the western front 1t
the east also lul has come uttcr th'
/ yI,Ipnt fighting bon the CaTpHthluus u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
VOTE BUYERS
Democratic Politician and Young Wo-
man Arrested AT Paris, Ill., On
Charge Of Corrupting Ballot.

PARIS. Ill., April n II Clay
Moss. prominent Democratic politician
aud Miss Hattie O.Npal were arrested
here nst night on the charge OF buy
ing votes during yesterdays city clrr
tim uu the commission form of gov.
erumrut Warrants for other promi
urnt citizens. among them society wo
men, have been issued II is csu
mated that 300 vote, were bought for
from S3 tu 81 each
Mrs FloW Dawson aud Miss Hattie
Franklin appeared before Sheriff W.
II McAllistrr aud alleged that Miss
O'Ncm pnid them 81 ruuh FOR voting
4 warrant for the arrest NJ another
woman promrnt In society was Is
sued
Warrants FOR the arrest W several
offrnl. were madr ont nt the office
NJ former Congressman Frank r.
O'Hnlr after the states attorney had
refused IN Issue them Sheriff MEALS
lister said more arrests would he made
today. II IS believed the citizens com
mittee. which endorsed the candidacy
NJ nr W H. Hoff mayor elect will
appeal to Governor runne today fol
a rOmulptp investigation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
COUNTIES WILL RECEIVE
FINES UNDER FOOD LAW

Fines collected incident 10 the vlo-
latinu NJ the commercial mod law ~
the state through the hoard " ngrl.
crlture, must he turned into the school
frtds " the counties where collected.
according to mn opinion from the at.
torney generals office rendered 10 the
boHrd Of agriculture, There IL no other
destination for such funds nj present
The information was asked by presl.
dent Gault of the board, who also
asked II the money could not I've placed
to the credit of the agricultural de-.
pnrtment II WAS explained by the at.
toruey general that provision has been
made that proceeds derived from the
sale Of condemned commercial food.
stufts must 20 into tAc state treasury.
In the absence NJ any specific provis
Ion Of the placing of the funds de
rived from fines, the attorney gen
ernl snys that the genernl law ,u-.
wills, that ls that II must go to into
the school fund.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
AN IRVING MONUMENT
Railroad Track Changed to Make
Room for Monument TO American
Author; Once Explored Oklahoma.

TULSA Ok, April 2l.- Sentiment
historic interest and civic pride In
America have been sldetracked aud
even eliminated to expedite CONNER
clal progress, but the very opposite
hus occurred In Tulsa where the tracks
have been torn up and the right of
way of n railroad changed to create
AN imposing site for the erection OF n
monument which will pcrpetuate the
name aud fame Of great American.
This monument IL the twenty foot
marble shaft to he erected In memory
uf Washington Irving, historian, states.
mnn and author, who In his pilgrim
uge across the plains In 1872, camped
on the present site NJ the present city
NJ Tulsa and made the prediction that
here, In this land of milk and honey a
great city would rise,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
KINGS son DRILLS WITH
PRIVATES UNDER FIRE

DUNklRK, France, April 2l.-The
Duke Of Rranbont, eldest son Of King
Albert of Belgium. who recently on
listed us common soldier I'm the
Twelfth infantry regiment, drilled for
the first time last week with pla-
tOon commanded by Lieut. Girard For
two hours on the plains Of the User no
served M right guide and apparently
understood hi duties Rs well M hls
older comrades The platoon went
through several maneuyers In open or
der A severe cannonade was In pro.
gresa throughout tho drill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
ITALIANS CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAY or ROME

ROME. April 2l.-The eve of the
birthday " Rome which is today was
observed with patriotic demonstrations
throughout the city The dominating
nCte ~ the manifestation was n de
sire FOR the complete unity 0f the
country
Senator Roselh Doyen. president ~
the Society Dante Allighierl which has
many branches abroad, the mission of
which Is to foster the study Of the
Italian language, addressed mani.
festo 10 the country. In his statement
Senator Doyen said
This year on its birthday Rome n
on the eve Of great events Consois-
tion IL approaching for the Italians
who hnve waited nnd suffered" |"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
MEANT MORE TO
HIM THAN PURSE
Girl In BoV q Who Cheered Foster
to Victory Was Miss spice Peoples,
His Sweetheart

Il just knew Cluud would win" de-
clarrd Miss Spice Peoples, who cheer.
pd her dare devil lover oh TO victory
In the Oklahoma automobile race yes
tcrduy
"Of course. felt lot surer after
the race wns half over but then | told
him to come In first, and he always
does everything / tell him to-"
Few realized at the course yester
day that greater incentive than the
honor and the purse for the driver OF
Overland so ! was the wish NJ flaI
eu haired enthusiast In box "A Eos
ters fiuucrc When her reckless
young lover came laundering down
past the grandstand and swept like Il
tempest into the treRCherous east
curve, her excitement was toO much
for her, aud she began 10 cry enCour
agement to him as she jumped mp aud
down
"Oh, I knew where Spice was sit
ting all right" Foster confessed this
morning Il didn't have time 10 lis
ten To anything being said when /
came past the boxes. hut had an aw
ful hunch that somebody | was inter
csted In was wishing me luck
The romance " the race dates back
a wear when Foster met Miss Peoples
In Tuttlr She lives nt Ills West Six
tecnth street and held open house
with her hero this morning to their
mrny friends and congratulations. She
sings In the choir Of one Of the larger
churches here
Foster took her to view his now IN.
NOUS ear In the Lee Huckins hotel this
morning and she attracted as much
attention as did the car Itself. The
plucky driver had little to say about
his victory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
BERLIN HEARS or DEFEAT
or GERMANS IN AFRICA

BERLIN, April IL official news
from German East Afriun of the de
feat Of German forces ON April Is aud
~ In two.days mttlc ut point
near Jussiui has just reached Her
llu The british forces lost some two
hundred men In Killed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
RAIN WELCOMED
BY SPEEDSTERS
OIdReld And Thompson Declare
DampneSS Is Best For
Fast Time.
CROWDS AT TRACK EARLY
Many Brave Shower In Street
Cars And Automobiles For
TOday'S Event.

The typical April shower that fell
today was greeted with Joy by Bar
ney Oldticld and DE Lloyd Thompson
who are racing In al arruplHne and
automobile ut the State Fulr grounds
this afternoon.
"Fine" suid barney, as the sun be.
rm to peep through the clouds The
shower has pHcrd the trnck In perfect
condition J may not break any rec
ords this afternoon, but III sure show
tmoug of OkuhOmuuS some near
record speed"
The gusts Of wind during the rain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Associated Press Officials Named by
Board Of Directors 10 Serve Dur.
ing Next Year.

NEW lUR April q After the
adjournment today Of the anuunl meet
lux u the Associated Pres, the board
Of directors met and organized with
these officers;
Frank h. Nuyr, ~ the Washington
Star president reelected Daniel d.
Moore uf the New Orleans Times
picayme, first vice president Hen.
jnmin II Anthony New Bedford
Nlnssl standard second vice presl
dent Melville T.. Stone, secretary and
general manager reelected, aud J. X.
NuuntL treasurer, re- elected.
The executive committee was rp
elected us follows: Charles W.
kunpn ST. Louis Republic: Charles
Hopkins Clark Hartford Couranl .
Charles 4. Rock Pittsburgh Dis
patch. Frank Il. Moves Washington
star Adolph s Ochs. New YORK
Times W. L. Mclean, Philadelphia
Rulletln: Victor +. Lawson Chicago
Daily News
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
SCHOOL STRIKE ENDS
Fine Of s. Each Against Thirteen Of
The Boys Brought Quicl, End 10
school Trouble nj NOnkers.

NONKERS. " y. April 81 The
strike among the 1000 pupils uf public
school No 20 who refused to attend
srhuul because William S. MuNson
their principal failed to be rcappoint.
ed collapsed today when thirteen "
the hoy strikers were fined s. each
Seven had spent night In jail and
promised today To go back To school
Mr. MuNson himself went among the
pupils urging them 10 go back 10 their
desks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
REsOLUTE AND VANITIE To
RACE IN SPECIAL EVENTS

NEW YORK. April y THE yachts
RcsOlute aud NHnltic, huilt last year
to defend the Americas cup, this sum
mer will he raced In special regattas
aud In the cruise NJ the New York
Yacht club, II wis learned today
Yachting men consider Il doubtful
whether there win be a race for the
Nnn this vnnr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
HIGH OFFICERS co TO
FRONT IN CARPATHIANS

GENEVA, April 2l--As important
military events are expected shortly
IN the Carputhians seevral ot the neu.
tral nations have requested and re.
cclved permission from Vienna 10 send
high officers To that theater Of war
Colonel Rridler, heading Swiss
military mission win leave Samaden
tomorrow for the Austrian front and
II Is reported that one or two Officers
Of the United states army may 10 to
the COrpathlNns II Is stated also
that Italy IL sending officers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
STUDENTS ATTACK GERMAN
PROFESSOR: SCHOOL CLOSED

MILAN, via Paris April "a - For
several days the students " the Poly
trchnlc institute the highest engineer
ing university IN Italy have been
making attacks ON Professor Max All
ruham because NJ his German nation
ality The situation became W grave
TINT Senator Guisoppi Colombo tho
president, ordered the Institute closed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
u. A. R. FIGHT FOR CONTROL
TO BE SETTLED BN ELECTION

WASHINGTON April "A. The
fight for control NJ the national or.
ganlgatlon uf the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, IN convention
here was being settled today at the mn
nuOl election Of officers The result
OF the hallotlng was not expected 10
he announced until tonight.
The principal contest revolyel
around the choice Of Il president gen.
eral Mrs William Cummings Story
Of New York had been renominnted Tor
another term and Mrs George Thatch.
er Guernsey Of Kansas nominated by
the southern faction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
RUSSIANS EVACUATE ALL
THEIR POSITIONS At TARNOW

BERLIN, April Various ds.
patches published In eBrlln today an
nounce the complete evacuation by the
Russians some days ago " their posi-
tlOns at Tarnow, In Gallcla, 1876 miles
west Of lemberg This was done 10
avoid the effects Of the fire VI the
henyy Austrian artillery. Russian
soldiers come into Tarnow 70 make
their personal purchases only1At night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
FIRST GERMAN POTASH
SHIP REACHES AMERICA

WILMINGTON, ~ c., April n. -
The American steamer l., V. Stoddard
is here today from Rotterdam with
1000 tons of mudlnte of potash. the
first cargo of German potash received
since the European war hcgan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

A shallow Glow central over Oklahoma
aud Kansas. has given cloudy aud un
settled weather throughout the southwrs'
during the pnst twenty four hours Show
crs have been quite general Ia Texas.
north Louisiana Arkansas, Oklahoma and
southern Kansas Henerally fair weather.
without precipitation of consequence, has
In other sections W the country.
ure above the seasonal ay-
erages throughout The entire United states
N helnu drrldpdly warm this morning IN
the Misslss.r.H NulIul aud eastern districts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
IS FOR
ENFORCEMENT.
New County Attorney Says lie
viii Hold Office Anyway Until
He Works Gut His llissisn.
TWO ASSISTANTS RETAINED
VIII Organize His Staff With
out Partisan Bias And In In
tereSt Of Law Solely.

J"Iin Embry iB county attorney to.
uhy, having taken rmrgo ot ihr oi
nee at the opening hour this morn
IhE lll7 p"uI Was ihrl ana np
proved by the county commissioners
before noon County Attorney Em
Dry was congratulated Ol muny "i
h'e friends today hui 10 was not gen
'I'I'l known mat dee hnd returned Io
the city,
'h'aI'"no county has never m1
-l'h " prominent attorney Doc the "i
nee Ih"l Us u"" II'''I 10y MI iuIIA.
"I''I men ANA younger men nave
b''h county attorney but none oil
them hnd ohInlhru such prominence
lh iIlt PRAGUE" "I Jaw.
Pie statement was widely "rru
''I'I Ihni you "o1'I resign hIl'I
NV" "I ihfrr Iuohlh7. NO" ahu0'
u p '"uuIy Attorney n'"hIN "h'
'>"'' i"I'N
"In NNlII' {" say h"N just NI'"'
VIII '". 7"I' ll' new county n'
l"rnr' ) may decide To continue
m the office during the remainder oil
'he term Al any rate VIII ho'u
the oiflrr until l have done the WORK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
THE WEATHER
Wuhinglon Forecast

oklahoma, West Texas Tonight aud
and Thursday fair
Louisiana, East rcHas-Partly CLOUDY
tonight aud Thursday.
Arkansas Showers this afternoon part
~ cloudy tonight nnd Thursday.
Generally fair weather tonight and We'd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
ALLIES LANDING
MEN IN TURKEY
ncOnIirmcd Dispatch Says 20,
900 French And British
Troops Arrive Near EnOs.
GERMANS IN An AIR RAID
len AerOplanes Drop 100 Bombs
On Russian Town; Neither
Side Makes Gains.


BERLIN April d. The ng".
/ctuug roduy publishes ap,..u. dIe
patch. the origin Of which, uunc'ru
is uul given saying Jua' -Or"
Iandod near Gnos lu rurp,nu nn
In. on tine north side or rnr mr
of Snrn, hrn,, rnppopnuIug rnu.
u.u.. between the Turkish batteries
AROUND lYu. and rnr war-n.p. of inr
..t.-
u..,rn received ir London .r.
rrrin, n.m D,aIr,gDrrn Bp.mrn a
short distance tn IN, vesr nr rno,
suld violent rnnnuuadrg occurred
I'm the Gmf of Spra. sundn, even
INK The firing vn. sY bra,, fLuf
huIIdiug, nt DrJengutrb wrr. -bpk,.u.
a d.u,lrn received Ip Berlin from
Athens .rl- grrnr activity nD- been
noted among the British force. on
tine west of fine rufrnurr ru Tine Dar
danr0lr. Iruup trguspur- 9rr ar
u,Iug dal, from AIcynndriu Egpt
Thc censorship is more rlHd and nIl
indications pulnt tu strong notion
ngnIn-t tnr DurInrrlIr- al ,uI ear,
dure.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
D 0 o 0 o Q % - Q q
TUESDAYS rRooltN,l
200 Mile Auto Road Race
S., 10000 Purse; $1,000 Bon
us for Worlds Gar Record
CITY AUDITOKIl "
ENeninR EntertAImmnmi-

Nnrll GrHs Mask .. and
Auto Fc~i..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-02
OEATi! OF H. C.
HILLEBRANOT
WELL KNOWN BROWNSVILLE AND
SAN ANTONIO CATTLEMAN DIES
OF PNEUMONIA.

II c. tBud) lIillebrandt. for many
years n well known Brownsville aud
San Antonio cattleman. died today ut
his home in san Antonio. according 70
information received by friends III
Bsow1svillo Mr.. llillcbrandt left
Brownsville for san Antonio \ week
ago to spend Thanksgiving holidays
with his family. While there he was
taken down with pneumonia. lie was
81 years old and besides his wife j. sur
vived by two sons and two daughters.
Ills sons are well known ia San Antonio
one of them being a railroad official.
Ii seems no word had previously been
received III Brownsville that Mr.. lille
brandt was seriously i'll and hc was in
apparently good health when he left
Brownsville that the news IF his death
will prove Il shock To his friends ana
business associates. He was q member
Of the real estate firm Of llillcbrJndt &
Kirk.
The funeral probably viii tx held i'll
San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-02
INHERITANCE TAX
WILL BE TESTED
CASE OF EXECUTOR AND HEIR TO
FRANCISCO YTURRlA ESTATE
HEARD BY JUDGE HOPKINS.

The con>tiWtionality Of Che Texas Ina
hcritlncc tax law viii TX tested ont ir
the d~i>trilt court before Judge M y.
Hopkins INV the case MI thr state VT Tex
~ NJ. Daniel Nturria. a. heir and exc
cutor and other heirs Of the Francisco
lturria estate. the hearing nn which De-
gan before Judge Hopkins today. The
proceeding il I'm attempt hy the state
of Texas tO collect 80 600 claimed III bc
due the state n an inheritance taN
against three lOurtbS of the estate vi
Francisco lturrir The other fourth Of
the estate IN held I'M Mrs. lturria. widow
Of the deceased and il not subject -
tax.
The state j. being represented rs AZ
t%orney Iiurhcrt Davenport. acting Ter
IA county attorney. 4. NJ Kent and the
defendant hy An. MI. Scabury. Il II.
Crcgcr au.l Il. NJ Coy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-02
Hotel Arrivals.

Miller hotel-Lieutcnant and Mrs. T.
i. Van Malta. San Pedro ranch: r. Y.
Van Malta. St. Joseph. so; Frank Grci-
~denweiS. Austin; u. y. Smiley. Kennedy
VI. ". Hines. Santa Maria: Mr.. and
Mrs. &. T. Barber San Bcnito: Il. Y.
Mitchell. Findlcv. o: 4 G. PurviS. san
Benito: \. l.. Montgomery. San Bcnito:
Captain and Mrs. j. -. IIal' u. :. a;
l. & Donv COrpuS Christi: Tom Gwalt-
nev. Dallas: Captain T.. III Butlcr. U.
:. A.: Captain J. +. Chcnowcth. L : \:
Mrs George Lau> city: Lieutenant III. ".
Laws. t. ;. A.; +. W. Watts. Donna:
j q Dickinson. Houston: l.. Arlitt.
Austin; \. Y Sheffield Corpus Christi:
Emmett .Ictton Corpus Christi: y. s
Scarborough. rileSvillc; ". L. .Iour
dan Harlingcj.
san Carlos hotcl-T Il. Waite. Mis-.
SIR 7. \. Eotnn. EineSvillc. 3 -
E?lvcy. Eing+y,llc: r 4. Cromwell.
Philadelphia. =. 1: .:amc>. Inrc,io: j
: Dintrr Hanson: u. 4 Pace. kireS-
' lc. VI : Robinson. Kine>uilc. T.. n.
Hartman. Ser H'nin Leland Prcw>c.
\. &C.: J. ". Waters Eing~vlllr. \ T..
Dean. HNrSt"l. Tmario Ramirez. III.
redo: y. =. Ser,.,lr. Mercedes.
Travellers hotel N. y. Gore ANA wife
Pharr: Frank +. Middleton. San An.
tonic; \. q. Iiovd. san Hrnito: r. j.
Lucas. Witum>ka. Ok: y u. Lozano
Monterrey tiit Watson. In Feria. i. 4.
Dryo, Henry kccnc. u. NJ. Sorpu>on IN.
ford; N. p. Baxter. Texas City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-02
A CORPUS CHRISTI
INTERVIEW
Mrs. Smith Tells Her Experience.

TIE following brief account of au inter
view with q Corpus Christi woman nearly
seven years ago. ana it- sequel. WilI be
read with keen interest hy every citizen.
Mrs. l.. ID. Smith. gO7 Mesquite street.
Corpu- Christi. Texas. says III strained
the muscles Ut my back and was laid up
for three weeks. often ! thought my back
would break. 4 physician gave me no re
lirt and ! used al kinds MI linimcnt- and
pla~ter- hut They also did me no good. I
Was getting worse alI thr time and couldn't
get up or down without help. Finally.
n-rd Duan'- Kidney Pills and three days
after | was able e. be up walking around
the house. ! continued using Doan'~ Kid
ney Pills and was greatly benefited"
tStatcment given July =, l90S)
On April 30, 1915. Mrs. Smith said If
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-02
CITY NEWS


Stringiny Wires The Brownsville
street a Intcrurban Railway i making
some progress IN the work Of preparing the
line for early operation. The copper wires
have been -trlng from the terminus IN
West Brownsville 10 the corner Of Tenth
ar.i Leycc streets. some delay having been
caused due To- the necessity Tor raising m
height many cross lines Of telephone and
electric light wires. Work i also pro-
crossing IN the matter of the Eleventh
street extension To the ear barns. No date
has yet been Let for the beginning Of oper-
alton Of ears. but il j. believed it j. not
far distant. Some equipment needed for
power l. stil due to arrive. but expected
shortly.