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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-15
New Way Wonder
for ;orns, "Geis'lt''
The Big Surprise for Corn ownsra
It's Sure. simnle. Safe, ellek.

rts,e, - the wee story az ;cts-It,"
the worlds greatest corn iaely' Ats
sNarv bsdFa Qftie Gets r. and
corns upon her toe, and eWsy tine
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Walter Fitch returned the first of the week from an extend ed trip in the Northern part of the state visiting ip Fort Smith. Vanburen and other points.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01
Will Open Factory.

The ice cream factory and the creamery will be ready for oper ation, we are informed; about the first of mex: month or some time next week.
 MT. Crow, the proprietor has been busy getting his plant ready and will soon have every. thing in first class shape. He has purchased considerable nee ma chinery. and all has been gone over and given needed repairs. While he may begin the cream cry part of the plant on a small scale at first, he will dou btless develop it into big concern soon. MT. Crow sustains the reputa, tion of making the creamery business in his section grow in to great proportions, and we pre- dict that he will have . similar experience here. =. Sweetwater, (Tex.) News.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Nichols & Hutson have had a corner of their grocery depart. ment cut off and screened in for their flour.
 For Sale:- Two brooo mars, one coming 4 years old, one coming 10 years old: one with foal, both gentle and good work CTS.
 c. B. Miller,
 Carlisle, Ark
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Carl Taylor delightfully."- enter. tained a large number of his friends at his holue Northwest of town on last Friday evening, March 18th. Games and amuse ments of various sorts were en- gagged in throughout the evening. Refreshments were served at a late hour, after which the guests departed for their respective homes pronouncing the occasion a grand success.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Now as House Cleaning time is at hand go and look over Per kins Lumber Go. Wall Paper list before their stock is picked over, 20 patterns to select from, now in stock, besides several large Sample Books.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Tom Toler has recently bought out the interest of his partner, MT. Boals, in the cleaning and pressing business and will con. tinue the business in the same old stand. Read his ad in this issue and give him a part of your patronage.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01
JERSEY MALE.

For Sale:- Registered, and of the best butter strain Eight months old.
 Eugene Lankford,
 DeValls Bluff, Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Sears & Roebuck are not in it on Wall Paper. Come in and be convinced. 4 cents per Roll and up.
 Perkins Lumber Go.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01
Tnrnletta...

Mrs. Francis Tapscott has re turned to Carlisle and will make her home with her daughter, Mrs. ". T. Massey.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Clean your Floors and LinU- uoleum with our Wizard mop.
 Griffin & Richey,
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper; We have it.
 Perkins Lumber Go.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Watch this paper next week for the announcement and pro- gram of the Lonoke county Sun day school convention to be held at the methodist church in Lo. noke Sunday, April 11th.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01
FOR SALE.

I have two seated carriage for sale. It is number one, good as new, will take part payment in hogs or COW.
 G. s. Gayhart, R 1, Box 3 Carlisle, Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

FOR SEWING;
 Call on Mrs. Francis Tapscott at the residence of W. T. Massey. Prices very reasonable.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE
 Cream Separator, cost $75, good an new. will sell cheap or will trade for good COW or yO1ng stock. Inquire at Independent Office.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

Judge Eugene Lankford of De. Valls Bluff, was in town Wednes. day and while here paid the In dependent office a plesant call.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-01

FOR SALE: 4,OOO bushels Honduras Seed Rice grown from first years imported on sod land. Famed and cleaned. No better seed can be had.
 A. l.. Ernest,
 Dewitt, Ark. Care of Southern Rice Grow CTS Association.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
VILLISTAS MAY
MAKE ATTEMPT
ON .MATAM0ROS
SAID TO BE MOST VULNERABLE PORT
OF ENTRY. AND BIG FIGHT
MAY BE RESULT.
10 TO Is DAYS is TIME WITHIN
WHICH 1T is PREDICTED At
TACK WILL OCCUR.

Because the Villa faction N dc-iruu- nf
q port 81 entry ~ the east. because Tam
pIcu n - ~truuYl, .arri-oucd that it- cap
turc = regarded ~ almost impossible. and
because Mniamuru- IA ihr present time i-
the only point on the border that .hnw~
amy weakness. men III Brownsville w close
touch with the McNicau situation ~av that
It D. not altogether impossible that great
activity will hc Witnessed here shortly Ia
Fact they predict that The Villa force may
make au effort ~ capture Maiamoro- with
~ the next ten ~ fifteen day-. and pcrhop-
-noncr
u y pointed on that Gcucral Pablo
Guuzalc~. who despite rumurs tu thr con
irary. -ill holds Good positions III close
proximity ~ Monterrey. ha~ 10000 w
more men "n the Mexican a Cult railroad
between Monterrey and Tumwrn Of thi-
number l5.000 have been protecting Tam
pirn. and 5000 men under General Cc-ariu
Castro reached Tammco Yesterday. max
iu- Iutal ~ 2l .n0u men Nv thc Garrison
at that port.
un ihc either lwud tIr MrNIrau National
between Maiamnr"~ and Monterrey Il not
y" strongly projected. Il being -ald that
ihc rpn-titutiunuli~t- along tli- lime num-
bcr only about GOu0 men. with half that
number Hl ihr fair western end WI ihr lime
The only Way for the Villa force tu gain
port ~ ruiry NJ ihr event thr, rl larunir
Monterrey. h by marching eastward alon.
tlts. III. Wat
aii-t force. bccau-e ~ smaller number. a
y pointed out, would wv forced back. per-
hap a~ TAR AN Mutamnru-. bringing the
total -HrrI~"n IH the cItN across tic river
from Brownsville e. pcrhap- Gn0n men.
u q uot generally known that within
lhr past few months General Nafarratr.
commander iu Mutam"ro~. IL IVY prepared
t"r thr worst. ha- CONSTRUCTED hrrl-twurL NJ
80 ihc uul~klr.- ~ Malamoru~. which are
from twelve fd fifrru frri hi.h. and wide
enough at the top g. permit four horse
tu march down them abreast. The.
c'rhankmcnl~ are prepared lo be mounted
with from twenty live ~ thirty machine
guns. and pcrhan- n,id picre-. -Nr,piru
y broad stretch III open prairie General
Aaiarrate. y D believed. can stand uh n
iar superior force indefinitely. and those
Who know him drrlarr that h, will h.ht M
The very last. s,E
n y p"utcd uui also that thc Villa
f"rrc~ ~ The event they 10 march ~ ne
border. may not attempt ~ force the cap.
lure ot Maiamoro~. bat establish them
selves ~ Rcyn"-a ~ San Miguel ~ -nm,
other border poIui. where they would have
- iairlN "n"d port WI entry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
(By Associated PrcSsl.

Pctrograd. March l7.-Activc cncount-
crs of strategic importance. extending
from the Nlcmcn river through Russian
Poland and Gallcia To- tie Dnci-tcr river
ire looked upon a. the beginning 1T the
sprn. campaign.
Never before ha~ there been such con
tinuou> activity along the whole line. HI
the Carpathiau> the Russians appear a.
have turned the Austrian right flank south
of Siani-luu. Later they drove the Aus
tran, from the Duci~icr river. They now
hope TO cXpcl them from Gahcia.
Ia IN encounter equally strategic hc-
tween t~ck Pas and Turks. ~ Gallcia. the
Hu~>ian> captured trenches and seized
railroad communications.
The German invasion appears checked
III North Poland hy the Russian curiurr
of heavily fortified position at Ncdu"-
rozec.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
A NEW GOVERNOR
FOR NUEVO LEON;
VASQUEZ NAMED

General lidrnfru-p Nu-pu,1 ha- been
appointed mllrHr. governor of Nucvu
Lhuu. urrrrdir- General Antonio ". vi
'arrai. resigned. aud hl a- uurd me
"ilirr. vi,h bi- cauisi at Aidama- ac-
rurin- n vha r considered reliable rr
port. NJ-purx h.- u-cu IVY rrou.iucur.
W fh. c"u-ti.ltirnaf-t RANKS uni, vituiu
ihr ia~i trW month";.
General NillHrrriI wv Said .p hu,r pre-
..d h- resignation on arronnt af diff
I.rit, H u.a Iur vifh G..-rf pnIIa
n.H
.iH.. l......
~hnn Monterrey nH- rarturri nrarfv M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
A Passion Sunday
= = .
Offered In All Catholic Churches
= = =
PyayerBy The Pope
tBN .A~Snriatrd Press

New York. March l1-Thc text ~ To-
pracc PRAYER which Pope lirurdirl IN ha~
directed shall hc offered n Catholir
-hurrhc- un Passion SUNDAY. March I'll.
has been received and T. being distributed
throughout the country. II follows
"Ih~maycd bl thc horror "a q war
which j. bringing ruin to peoples and
nations. Nc tuu. ~ Jr-u-. a. ThN
most iuvin. hear a. o. our last hope.
- God vt mercy. with tear Ne invoke
Thee to end TIM fearful ~cour.c: q
King WI Peace. W. humhIv nnplvrc the
peace for whlrh wc long. From Thy
sacred heart Thou did-l she'd forth
over the world divine charity. -n that
di-cord might end and In,c alone
might reign among men. During Thy
life un earth Thy heart beat with ten
der rumpa ~~iun inr the sorrows ~
men, m this hour. madc terrible with
burning hate. with hInnd~hrd aud
slaughter. once more may Thy divine
heart w moved to pity. Pity lhr
countless mnihcr~ iu anguish Tor The
iHlr ~ their som. pliy thc number
less iamilic~ bcrcaNcd ot their father.
pity Europe over which brn"d- such
havoc and Disaster Do Thou inspire
rules and peoples with counsel MI
mccknc~~, du Thou heal the d-curd-
that tear nations a~uudrr. Thou MI"
did~i she'd Thy precious l,io"d that
they might live ~ hruthcr-. briug
men together once mur IN lowing
harmony Mud ~ once before ~ the
rry ut ihr Apostle Peter: Save u-.
Lord We perish. Thou di-t answer with
wnri- NJ mercy. and dit -iili ihr rag
ia. waves. 20 now dcien to hear "ur
tw-tiuI PRAYER. and give back iu thr
world pcarc and tranquility.
And do Thou. % most Holy Virgin.
m In other tunes ui sore distress, W.
now uur help. our protection ami our
safeguard. Amen"
The PRAYER Wa composed hy lli~ lluli
nr-- u " accompanied ~ decree frr
Cardinal Ga-rarri. secretary 81 state iu
thr Natlvau. prescribing III detail the torn
nf services for Passion SUNDAY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
WATER RIGHTS
BILL FINALLY
PASSED TODAY
lEv A. oliatcd Pre-

Austin. TcNa-. March lI Thc Senate
after certain limitations tudu, on=ru--rf
ihr house JOINT resolution ubui~hu- ih,
Ier system iur Texas uliria-
LEGISLATORS Interested TODAY arrcrd uut
to lrN IN pass The pipr Iiur regulation
th- session. The dcci~ion not to take
up thc pipe lirc regulation i- expected tu
clear The Way for th, Mater Ptrrcr hII.
The house finally pa rd thc hil cNt'nd
ing the Time ln which tn hlr arrlcatlor-
fur water rights Tho huu-, rl- --rd wv
senate hll increasing thc tcc f"r lfrcn-r-
WV practice medicine
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
STARTLING ARE
DISCLOSURES AT
INVESTIGATION
2 FARMERS so POOR OFFERED TO
GIVE AWAY CHILDREN; CASES
NOT TYPICAL.
NORTH TEXAS FARMER SAYS HE HAS
LABORED FOR 20 YEARS TO
PAY FOR HIS FARM.
Il, Associated Press.

| Dallas. TrNa-. March A. " =. Noble.
secretary uf TIE Land League Of Texas.
TO-DAY testified at The land hearing before
the federal commission ~ industrial rr-
lation- that hc hail lh- week found two
land tenants Ia North Texas - poor that
they were offering ~ give away their chlI-
drcn. lie aid ihr- ease wa~ not exactly
typical, ~ a. brought T.. r. stewart. said
~ bc typical ~ 10000 land tenant farm
rr~ IN the Southwest
Stewart wa~ accompanied w h- wife
and siN of hi eight children. their bare
feet showing frost bites. lIr told WI hl- rf-
forts for twenty YEAR tu pay for hi- farm.
lie ha~ never paid fur one and ha~ never
been able 10 send h~ children tn school
Stewart lived first w Arkansas aud then
n TcNa~. lly Described h~ riiurt~ begin
niug ~ Arkansas and continuing III TrXu~
~ buy n home: how once hc had ~ ~-ll
his mule. Another lime q, .oi ~5UU ahead.
bought farm and Ir-t W WI thr rud WI I
wear. tie lived loo lar irum lhc school
house for hi- children to W. tu school. uud
they were - ashamed of their clolhc- the,
did nul want iu ~ anyway Ilc -uId that
hc had rather have hi children hc farm
cr-. provided thcN could urrIugr tu buy
land
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
SUBMARINES ARE
STILL ACTIVE;
2 SHIPS SUNK

London. March lIli N officially au-
nounrcd thar thc British -lcamcr~ Atlanta
and Fin-al were tour,lucd hr y German
Submarine The Atlanta reached land. hui
finally -uuk with ln-- oi w lNc-
The Atlanta wa~ torpcdocd off the wc-t
coast of ireland SUNDAY. The crew aud
ship were taken tu lui~hruk Island.
The Fm.al Wa~ sunk of the North
Cumberland roa-i Monday Twcniv-onc
member ~ her crew were landed III North
Shicld~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
IiN As>nrintrl Prs.

Washington. II. C.. March l7.--lnrt
lriai State department udtIce- Say that
General Rogue Grulnlr- Cara. former
convcutioni-t provisional president VT
Mexico. hH- returned tn MrNiru tlt. rrr
-unably with the Iapata troop and
-urd statement assuring order wv flr
capital
The same ad,irr- YIN There w W" di-
order and that hu-inr-- hnu-c- have r.
opened w Mexico 'iiy. other information
Indicated. however. that the situation n
the Mexican capital Wy critical
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
ACCOUNTS AT VARIANCE
French and German statements as to
Fighting Do Not Agree
tBy A~~orlaicd prc-~.)

London. March l7-Thc French and
German accounts are ~ Variance w. ~ thr
lighting n the western lhcaicr. each nm
uounclug ~uccr~~r~ ~ Champagne and
along the Belgian border
4 Pclro-rud dispatch speaks ~ The
Ru-~iaii- being "n German -uil near Lau-
gazar.cu, East, Prussia.
SMYRNA appear to have failed. and u J.
reported thc Turk> -ay they viii resist ~
the cud.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
Despite His Statement Assuring There Is
Order I'm Capital, Other Information
Indicates Situation Is Bad.
FOREIGNERS AT PROCRESO WANT To TAKE
REFUGE ABOARD U.S.. SHIP DES MONIES

N' HnainH- N '. March H. Alarmed
ne di ORDER u,,r rro-rc.o Foreigners
ih'nr hatr hrd o IVY taken aboard th,
Au"nr'r cruiser pr- MONIES INN refugee.
General 'arr.u<a. however. alter y con
terence "Hh American naval officer ana
diplomats promised thcm protection.
The State department wa- advised that
INA rW rNi-trI Hi I'rn-r-n hrrau-r ur thr
severe defeat ~ ihc m-urrcui- there.
An tue.r ' dispatch VIVA lhrt G.n
"r'i iirm"ad'l had -ent tuo hundred Villa
.ru"Ir W" rr"trH 'rdrH- Nr-rl-. uud INV
mhahIaHi- there arc uo longer alarmed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
Austrian Garrison On Famine RatiOns
And Hospitals Are Crowded; Airmen
Carry In Food And Medicines.
SPRING CAMPAIGN BELIEVED Initiated
WITHACT|vE ENCOUNTERS ON EAST FRONT
III Associated Press

London. March l1.-rhc Pctrn-rnd cor
respondent ~ the Reuter- New AGENCY
says the capture ~ Przcmy-I u considered
e matter "f few daN~ only Austrian
prisoners -aN the garrison T. on famine
rallou~. and that the hospitals there are
crowded.
Since The early week Of the war the
Russian Gordon around Przcmy~l never
relaxed. although Austria made various
attempts ~ relieve thc garrison.
Acceptance have kept the fortress IN
communication with the Austrian ha~r~
and Il b. even sand carried Ia ~upplic4
and mcdiciur~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17

IN REBELLION;
ARE DISPERSED
lkN As.nrlated Pros. }

Rome. March l1.-An Italian punitive
expedition from Bcngali. ihc carnal nf
one ~ TIE administrative district WI Tri
poll ha- dispersed strong force uf rebels
near Gchadla after y hard H-hi a hun
drrd insurgents aud forty lluliau- were
kiIrd uud wounded.
An expedition was sent under Colonel
Pai"la to put down lhr rebellion native.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
OFFICIAL WAR STATEMENTS
German.

Ecrln. Marrl, 1T The Germans
Ieapiurcd hcighl northwest of Arra~.
The French delivered unsuccessful
attack north oi Mr-ull Fighting T.
continuing III Arg"iur. Russian al
vancc~ northeast "t Ti~ii ard at
I.aus- -zargcu. m Fast Pru~~ia. just
across the border from Taurn.-ru.
have been rcpul~cd. The Russian at-
icmpi~ to break through north uf
Warsaw have also been rcpul~cd.
There l. 49, change III the situation
-outh ot the Ni~iuia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
NOT HELD AGAINST WILL
Frye Sailors Indicate Their Willingness
to Remain on Eite

Newport. New. VA. March il-C ChHrlr-
Frank and Robert Ro.ec. former members
~ ihc crew ~ the vessel William u. FRYE.
Prinz Eilrl Friedrich for military service.
to-day made ~ worn statement DENYING
They were beng held against their viii.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
French


Paris. March 1.-THE Bclgiau~
made fresh progress VA the Yer
river The French captured part 81 au
important hin near Mc>nil. French
, aviator dropped bombs on th, bar
racks al Colmar. upper Al~acc. The
, Gcrmnn> again homhurdcd Rheims
y and Soi~~nn~. Two shells hli the
, cathedral ON ihr British front there
, i violent artillery lighting. An ar
, tillcry duel j. ia nrrgrr~~ n the
, Nnevre district Several German
. counter attark~ were rnpul-rd IN
; Ar."nne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
Trade Balance GrowInI

Washington. ~ I'll. March I Score.
tnH Hcdlicld reported "a the m,rine Cam
day that pr liminary reports indicate
that the United States had larger bal
lnrr ~ trade last week than dnriuu auN
previous week in tn hi>t"r, of h. conn
try. IIr estimated last weeks hallur
would approximate more ihan ti1nnn.
Unn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
Fourth Assassin Victim Dies.

Terrr lIautc Ind. March " Walter
Balding. one year old. died iudaN. bring
ing thrvirtimS III the Balding family
murder mystery mp . four.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
GERMANS TURN
BIG HOWITzERS
ON NEWPORT
By Associated Press.

Pam. March l7.-'rhc Petit pari~icn
wIr corrc~ poudcut w In undated message
-aN- the Germans are turiou~ly h-mhard-
rn. Nicup"rt with sixteen mch howizcr~
Thirty she'll tell IA the town. dcInuli~hin.
several buildings NJ one Wa- hurt.
The allied war~hip- arr bomhardmr
Nc-tcndc. the Germans replying lcrbly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
STRAITS OPERATIONS UNIMPORTAnT
ConstantnopIe Dispatch Says People
There Appear TO he Calm.
lBv ASsociatrd Press J

Con-taniiu"pic. March vi. Only unlm-
portani operations have been undertaken
BY the allied flee, IL the Dardancllc- dur
in.i the past few day.
Tw" new attempts w wur-hip- tn ..r-
-proach the outer Qualifications were futile.
according a. reports here. The rIvii pppu
laiion here appears calm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
GERMANS ATTEMPTED TO
INFLUENCE CHINESE
BY Associated Press.

Toxic. Japan. March l1.-I'rcnicr pku
ma gives an interview IN newspapers say
iu- that despite the ''German attempt ~
influence China against Japan" hc be-
licyc> good results will come from thc nc-
gntIatiun~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
DRESDEN WAS LONG GIVEN UP
German Press is Not Surprised That
Cruiser Was Destroyed
(By Associated prcss.l

Berlin. March l7-Thc destruction of
ihc German cruiser Dresden Wa~ not ~ur
prI-Iug here. Newspapers express wonder
that -hc avoided the enemy ~ long. and
praise the hcrui~m ui the crew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
PRESIDENT SELLS HIS COTTON
Proceeds Will Go lOr Charitable Purposes
~ Oklahoma Stale

Washington. y. e.. March w. ru-dcu
Wilson today -"ld Iu ll ll tunaH, "f
pari-. TcVa-. hi- bale ~ c"tfon. .t"rrd
wv Boswell. uha The prlrr vA- lH rrnI-
q pound The prucrcd- vill x" tn okla
hnu., charity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
.AER0PLANE DROPPED BOMB
ON BRITISH STEAMER
tliy Associated Press. J

South Shields. Eng. March l7.-The
British steamer Blonde. arriving here tn-
day reported that German acropIanc IN
the North Sea dropped one homh upon her
deck killing several sailors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
Italy Quake Deaths Total %, 978.

Rome. March ls.An official parlia.
mehiarv report on the earthquake Of Jan
nary III. gives the number nT deaths thus
far reported - 2191>. without including
persons who afirrward died ur iniurir>
aud illness caused 10y the disaster.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
GENERAL LEMAN REFUSES PAROLE
II Freed Says Will Again Offer Services
to Belgian King.
lEA A--ocIalcd Pr.-e.l

PARIS. March ll. General i.cman. the
Belgian defender ut licgc. now - prisoner
VT Germany. refused an offer VT " parole.
SAYING that hI- first ari when free will hc
~ offer hi- ~rr,irr- NJ kIug Altrcd w Bel
gum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
MEXICO TO PERMIT ALL
FOREIGNERS TO LEAVE

Washington, ID .C.. March l1
Secretary ~ state Bryan announced
today that the authoriic~ at Vera
Cruz and Mexico City agreed tu cu-
operate IA providing transportation
to furci-urr- desiring tu leave NrN
ico City and to facilitate thc trans
pnrtaIIun nl -uppir- to MrNIrr r.l,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
PRESIDENT CELEBRATES:
WEARS a SHAMROCK

Washington. ID. C.. March l,
President Wilson appeared at thc
White House today wearing -rrig
~ shamrock and green tic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
COTTON SHIPS MAY GO TO
GERMANY UNDER CONDITIONS

Washington. H. q. March H.
Ships loaded with cotton may - to
German ports III contracted tor and
II they ~ail by March 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-17
fBy Associated Prc Nh

FHN A--nrlHtrd FTf-H-l
IcnpIc. frNu-. March tiuvrrn"r Fer
-n-nn. cu route from Dalla- tn An-iu.
stopped here to-day Nv WV NV Hcltuu ~ ~
count M thc -criou- illness of hi- wfc'-
mother.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-07-29

Setting hens and good laying hens
for sale.-L. H. Ugland.