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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-09-24
popular primary teachers and now re
sides at Dillon.

popular primary teachers and now re-
sides at Dillon.
Supper will be served tonight at
the Episcopal Chapel by ladies Of the
south bench and Black Coulee dis
trict, at IS cents a plate, the proceeds
to go towards building a chapel in
that section of the county.
Friends and acquaintance of Geo.
De Flyer and family were shocked to
hear of the accidental shooting of
their seven-year-old son by his eleven
year old brother. The two boys we're
sent to bring in the cows on Thurs
day evening and took their % rifle
along to get some rabbits if possible.
On the way they saw one and as the
older bay raised the gun and shot
the little fellow stepped right in front
of the barrel, receiving the bullet
at the base of the brain. The family
live down the river several miles and
got into town with the wounded boy
about $3.50 p. M, for medical atten-
ton. Everything possible was done
to save his life but he passed away
shortly after midnight, without re-
gaining consciousness. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Congregational
church Saturday afternoon and the re-
mains laid away in the Malta ceme-
terry. The family, as might be ex-
pected is greatly saddened by the sud-
den loss and the older boy, who acct
dentally caused the death of his bro
Their, is especially so.
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CORN BELT BULLETIN

Washington, D. c., Sept. 16, 1915.
Owing to the generally backward
state of this eyar's corn crop in many
OF the northern but important grow
ing sections of the belt, there is dan
ger of injury to the crop by killing
frost, the occurrence of which may be
expected at any time.
1t is therefore important that ev-
cry effort possible be made to secure
good seed for next years crop. Where
any of last years corn is left, it
should be gone over and the best
ears saved for seed.
Moreover, as cor natures uneven
ly it is possible to secure seed from
the early ears before the rest of the
crop is matured.
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WILLOW BEND

A. L. Ebersole was home over Sun
day.
Mrs. Ewing has a sister visiting
her from St. Paul.
Ralph Perkins is making arrange
ments to go east this fall.
DR.. and Mrs. Pease were Glasgow
visitors Friday Of last week.
Yes, Grandpa Carter has a fine cat.
Every (dry) lander needs n like it.
L. o. Carter went to town Tuesday
with a load Of goods for Grandma
Ebersole.
School commenced last Monday.
The parents are happy and the kids
are growing.
The Lloyd boys were in town M
Of those snowy days. They said It
was the worst ever.
Emory Pease Of Glasgow, made a
flying trip around the neighborhood
one day last week. Wonder what was
the matter with him.
The threshing machine broke down
Monday morning, while threshing for
H. H. Ebersole, SO it is up to Horace
feed the teams till they get repaired.
Our school teacher, Miss Miller, is
boarding with Mrs. H. H. Ebersole.
It is reported that five Of u bach
elors have bought meal tickets Of Mrs.
Ebersole.
One of the Wells Brothers was out
this way and drove home q nice bunch
Of young cattle for their market, the
first Of The wssk. He bought them Of
rh~-.>
Martin Rogers was in town one. day
last week. He came home late' his
team quit at the foot Of the hill on
the new. road. He left his wager
but says the walking was good.
The parties that had their grain
stacked got q good start with their
fall blowing during the wet spell
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while those waiting for shock thresh-
ing, did nothing. 1t pays to stack.
Sam Paulson says he is going to
take a trip soon and when he comes
back will bring a cook, either male
or female. This working on a farm
and keeping house by yourself has
played out with Sam.
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Still if wars had to be fought on =
cash basis there would be very little
fighting. Debts and wars 60 hand in
hand.
Ht&AAAt
The politician who presents his con-
~stituents against the national defense
is about as useful as a monocle to a
glass eye.
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Raffe. Tars. ru6is. pr

3uder. - glreiis fte.il. R1iiis
nirt.r Gut aoaf $7.40; potpbsrsb s6..
60: CUBES S6.75: arauuIirtsr $3.50;
Goufetionsrs 81" $6.40; Dif ~"
S6.05 tpeihsr ertra 1886; sytra e"
$5.75 per 100 piunb.
RoIaF.s in itstia. - Rem Orr
leans Open asiile 40-55e. gsutriiu'
oal 20--30c per 0allone.
REFS. - 2ouiiiana. fantp Seao
T-7ie: prima- 6-6sc. orbindrr
4s-5sc. aapau 53-5ie per gfunb.
Taiuns probutte.
Butter. War!t rubia. Yrsiie
idlpdter. - 0holsmiIt rtra 29;,
Gsntraliseb eriru 26se; G.ntrali1eo
sFirfts 23e; DO. Ssconbs 20e, GAM
en- DARN zoe; padina StOd 16-
1Sc Der pflinb.
adf.. Wartt itetia. Ohio 16s;
IorbDeitlider 15--16e: Rem yori
17-17se: Sftpei,sr 21-3oc; DO.
Bird 16t: aimbura,r 16a-17se per
Bfunb.
Gi.r. - Rartt itetia. - pris
ma frifhe 6iibnsreisr 19c; firits
17se: orbindrs firits 13ie; fseonSs
12c per 9ubenb.
@tfliigsI. = 9a9fraes gut. -
groilsrs 2 Plumb unb bariibtr 21e;
unttr aip.i g.funb 19e: Sabnsr
13-t32c; SABINE Sc; Trutbiibner
i2-714r; gidls 60Se; Gnten 10
lie; .nlge @nten 12--t4s; Gdnie 6
Sc per Bfitnb.
Sbitun6 @smdfe.
Sunae aepfsl. -- garlp 6drs
belt 75e-$1.00; transparent $t.0o
L25 per SaHlper.
3itronen. - Wsifnd $500
3.25: California $3.25-3.60 pee
aiiie.
Dranaen. - California BAL
A-4-26 &fSaatk.
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iielen anfanss nm SC, idLOiien aber

fielen anfartss nm Sc, fdIoifen aber
itetig.
@iite bis niserleIene Berpafllngs.
iino 5leiiheriorten $7.60-7.75; pr.
oindre bis auserIeiene idipere fette
Sdue $5.25-6.50; Stags $4.O0-
5.25; Iei6te gerian6tiorten $3.50
$40; mittlere @erianbtiorten, 100
-190 Bfuno, $7.80-7.S5; Jrfel,
100 Yuno mlo Ueniger $6.75-8..
10.
e hafe nn0 2G mer. -
Sie bcutige 3uillbr mar groB uno
Die aSreiie Itetig.
Sfnfe, $5.s5-5.75; 2dnlner
So .00GS.75.
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gltrIonbt lpGbreub bsrfeIber 9eit:

&iHoDieb. Blue bis ailser.
leieue iettc Gunlitdten tUaren II,
Ra9iruec, bic anoeren aber tparen
ruDig uno I'M 10-15e nieoriger. -
Stoders imS Sec6ers muroen MIR
lrcnig aefauit.
MitfIerc im6 ifpperc Sticre $3.50
$40; nuserleicne bis ertrn $S.35
-S.S5; Gtien $3,25-6.50; Slei.
iter Stiere $6.O0-S.25; ausCrle.
iene bis crtra $s.35-S.50; Sellers
$5.00-s.l5; dilserIeiene bis ertra
|SS.25-s.50; Seiibe $3.25-6.00;
auserIeiene bis ertrn $6.25-6.75;
Ganners S3.00-4.25; Stod aiibe
$5.0O-5.75; StOd Stiere S6.25
|--7.50.
8uIlen Sie 8ilflibr mar
mebr als serriiseuo fir Die gsa6iru.
ge, Uelhe nur mGBig mar.
gsagere imb Ieitte $4.50-5.50;
Bologna S5.50-6.25; ertrd $6.35--
$50; fette 9uIIen $6.25-6.75.
Gd lber. - Die 3uttbr mar
groB. Die Tudfraee gut uRS Die
preiie itctig-
GrSindre bis groBa $4.50-7.75;
fair biz cute Ieifte $7.50-t0.25;
Ieytra $1o.50.
dim eine. - Die 3lsfubr tpar
.oie.GroBte Sar @o&e sllS bic 9reiie
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.Iad3ridstea.
samitag, "a. sslIi 1915.


ssm Gincinnatier 9iitrift idIlt Der
5lnb Gerielbe butte seitern abenS
bel bieiiaer S:a6t eineu @aiieTtanS
BON IS SUB.
9ie ioIgenoeu Sepei6en trafell
wd6reno bes seitrisen Sages bier
elm:
ESttsbura Be.-6.5 SUB, iteigt.
gSbepling, ". $40 SUB, itei9t.
Rartcrsburg ". 8a.-7.0 SUB.
aannpba 5aGs, 8. 8a.-2.3 JGb,
GbarIeiton g9. ga.-6.4 SlIB.
9ortsmoltb, 0,--15.2 5lib.
2cuisuilIe, ap.--10.5 Sub, iteiet
Gpanspiae, SnO.-15.7 Sub iteigt.
9loibpiae Senn.-11.0 SUB iteigs
Gbuttanooga 3em.--10.6 SUB.
Cairo, Sa.-36,S 6iIB, fdllt.
Mlcnlpbis, SeuR.--20.3 SUB. iteist
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Qfeb 8aterIuuo nIagl.
rubiu fein. Sir tlstuer 5ierJdAr;a
uer Snlrps Don 9erbauieT bel SIaue
beursn, oeFcn Batter i'm 5eIoe Itsbt,
Ttiea tir8lit unuuffduia in Sen Rit
taessuQ na6 lllm elm. Gr mar petIet=
lei NIT elmer orauen Jslouliise, bate
ben idarf aeidtiiieneE 6ol3idbeI um'
geI6Hdqt unO stne 5Iiute in Grrn.
llnt.rpe9s aab er uuf Sefraser ii6sr
Tein 8pr9aben feline Qutnort. IN llIm
unaetommeu. ertldrts er: IS mueb g.
qa o'Srau3oio." 2eioer mubte auf bic
trieaeriiche 8egetiterllue etr Odrtpfsr
aeIett tperben; cine llImer 5ruu nobrs
fi6 bes biibI6eu guri69ens an unS
bradae es fpieoer In ieire SetrlGtb sns
rid.
ge6enfIi i de gu tmmung.
SD gebe Sybnen Ole 8eriiber1,tg:
obue a1utit f0nrte netue GrulS gar
nitt Ieben."
,Tos merft man itr gIeIb an"
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pfldumen. - Wilb @ooI,
75e-$1.00 per 8u. @tnbeimif9e 10
Poe per elm babies 9u.
pfirfthe. Siiblihe 50c-
$1.25 Crate bon 6 &0r6en
3ndermelonen. 0sorgia
75c--S1.0o per gtunbarb Crate.
Wafermelonen. SIP
$25 per 5unbert Stiid.
Birnen. - Ginbeimifhe 3uders
birnsn $3.50 per gbl. unb 50-75e
per 9u.
Depbeeren GinbsimiI9s
$1.50-1.75 per "a st. Crate.
Sunge aartoffelu. - gins
tsimifhe $1.00-1.25; griumpbs
$100-1.25 per gbl.
Gurten. ginbeimii9e Is
20c per 9ubeub.
Somaten. = SsnnsHee 40-6Oc
per Crate; ginhsimiide Soc $1.OO
per gu.
araut. = ginbsimiItes 30-4Oc
Der g6l. Rotbes $1.oO-1.25 per 1851.
9oblrabi. = 35c per 0useno
8iinbel.
erbfsn. O.itli6e 75-9Oc
per gu.
3udertorn. - 7-l7jc per
Dub.nb aolbsn.
3piebtlu. - Ginhsimii6e 30
-40c per gu. unb $1.25-1.5o per
9bl.
Crime 9Obnsu. - ginbsimi'
ife 50-75c per 8u.
adrotten. - Ginheimiife lOc
per 9ubeno.
Rotbe " Ben. - GiHbeimll9e
5-10c per SuBeHb.
Ganbprobufte.
6eu. - go. / 9imothp $22.s
so; Ho. 2 3imot6n $3.50; Ro.
g 5imoibp $19.50-20.00; 80.
i aemiiGt.r als $2o.5o; SO. 2 DO.
1880; go. alse $14.50; $40. 2
at.e $3.50; alfalfu $1200-16.s
90 per Tonne. - Weiienitrob $500;
Sdiritroh $500 per 9onns.
RIbleufutteHr 1T ftstia. -
aleh S22.50--23 so; Wioolinss
arObes $26.5O-27.50; DO. fsines
s2s.5o-29.0O; asmiidtss Juttsr
$24.50-25.00.
SGmereien. Wlartt itettg.
Sleefamen $6.5o-7.00 auf benz 8ss
leife unb S7.25-8.25 per gu.. pom
Store. 1imotbp S2.40-3.20 per gu.
BON Gtore. gutfpeis,n soc per gR.
isladsiamsu $1.70 per gu.
9erf9isbeuts.
Dele. -Martt it.tia. 2sin6l, ro'
hes sec per gtalIoue in pariisn bon
6 gbls. 9sto6tss IL mehr. gto. !
2orb0l 60e: Cotton Seeo Del. rdffis
nirte Sic per @dllone. 9srpeutin 49c
r.r Gaaone in gartisn bon Is Bar
rsis; 58c in partsin pon 1o-25 9al'
ton.n. petroIeum. S6io Carbon 120
Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10ic. 5eaos
liobt ITS Grab 12c; Reo Gropn Ga
fpiiH lie; Rapbtd 16c per GaIoue in
Udrtien pon Is gbls.
Safs. Der Martt III rubia. -
Ohio Rinsr $1.05 per gbl. bon 280
iSfS.. nu6rlobn binaussfiiat.
Gala. - Usartt itstia. prim1
Citn 6s-6te; DO. Gouuirs 5a-5ie
per qfunb.
&phlen. Wartt rubia. Yous
abtOabsng S3.50-3.75, RuB uno
Glad 1925. aonapba StiidtObIeu
S3.50-3.75. Rub unb Glad $2.25
per 9pnue abaelisfsrt. Rau6lofs
Stiidtohlsn $3.50. DO. giub uno
Slad 1926. 2lntbracite $7.75-s.00
per 5ouns abaslisisrt. Cote toitet
S6.00-6.50 per Tonne absslisfsrt.
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Die Sample bod in ben alpsu.
&. II. g. SrissspreFe eFequartisr.
%. Suni.

Bel einsm 5rortbeiud i'm Qbi9Ritte
bes arn unb Der Suliiden alpeu bate
i'd Gelsgeubeit, mid bon ben unssbeus
rem S6piertsteiten oes 9od,aebirssz
trieses 5u Iber5eussn, bic eS ben Stalis
eneru unmDsIi6 MAIDEN. ihre seplants
SfFeniine trGftis oprpGrts gu traeen,
tpdbrenb uriere triegserprobten Giibrsr
unb sruppeu iip ben ueiIsu DerbdIts
niTsn betpunbsrnspertb f1nen dnge'
.pabt haben. IHt Dem &riegimAR RitteI.
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G6tcagO %. eyuli.

Gtaueine. - 3uiuhr 1000. -
@arrt Itctig. 9ult SG.70-7.35;
leidtc $7.40-1Sj; geaiif)te $G.75
- so; ihipere S6.4O-7.35; rnlbe
S6.40-G.55; Scrtel $6.75-760.
9linooieb. 3uiubr 1000. -
Marft itctig. Gmbeimii6e Beef
Sticre $G.40-i0.35; @eitern Stiere
$7.00-S.20; Silte uno Sellers So.
25-9.25; adlber S7.00-10.50.
Shaie. - 3uiubr 1000. MIarft
feit. Shnie $5.1j-6.75; 2Gmmer
S6.O0-S.20.
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SeIb. gOnOS uno gIftisn in gseiu yOrf.

gsftaftspapisu purbsn ~ g. sh%
bisisEiirt. BsfIsI anf 2oRsou patsa
idsa4 IN tA1iJ far 60 Tast eiti; &sbtl.
anstifunssn s8.7T sab Siht. BehlsI
A.7s.yf. srauts eiat ASK. aab,l s.ea u:
Rarl sift siJf, &abtl 80; 9irts Sttt
6.13. Rabd 6.gi;. Rubd Siht sax; GabtI
33H; etitr' bsuea <71St, RsTitanii1s
Gsasrs 3sI.
Gititnmarft puros bsute Elm
7rud Jum Tsriaufsn sussshb. uno bic
9reils hatteH babel ~ ltiosu. iooab be
S6lutnoiirsnssn In bsR msiitsn 6anen aa'
ter bsnsn poH sehern fanbsn. Rsr bic
9riess'dfiitn baiieu 1ripinnt aui,uueiisH.
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gtew Dorf, %. satni.
Gupier. 4Idarft Diaig; GIectro.
lptit $4,000 $50.
Glen. 49, 4Plrtt ritbig un0 uuoer'
anoert.
3inn. - gtlrft ipiqig, $36.25-
1915.
DIei. - s. %.
Speltcr, teine QltotirIHseH.
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1dslider Wearttberid,t.
Cincinnati, %. suli.


Die na6foleenben Quotirunaen Bee
siehsn Ii6 nur auf Gnaros 3raHss
attionen. 9si flein.rsn GeidGften
perbsn sifpas b5bere prsiie bsrsHnt.
DropifionH.
G6mals. prima Staem
8.00-S.05; ,SnnTilp Sd)rnal5 y
--9ae per pfunb.
5rodenaeIdIaenss Gleti d.
Short clear Seitsn 10t-103c3
Grira ibort clear 1O4-105e; ibort
Rippsnfsitsn 10i--10se; S6ultsrn
8S-Sae; Bellies 10a-11lc.
Bacon. Short clear Seiten
11f-11ft; ertra fbort clear Ssiten
1l4-11ar bort Rippsnisitsn III
11ac: S6uItsrn 9A-9ae; Bellies III
-12le.
Suqar Gareb Tteif6. -
Sdinten 16-165e: pitnit S6ultern
1O2-11c: grsatieii Bacon 49,
zoe: Shuiiern in pad.ten 10a liz;
Y. ". Gut Shultsrn 103-11e; tros
dsHs gssf S6intsn 25-27s.
g SiiBaep0teltes Tleif d.. =
Der pfunD: Shinten 13-13Ae; pic
mic S6ultsrn 10t-101e; Bellies
.161-17e; S6ultern 10i-10ae; u.
-. Gut bo. 101-10sc.
Hrifd.sF Fteiid. - Saiut.n
13-135e; picnic S6ult.rn 9t-9ae;
GhuIt,rn 91-9sc; fhort RippenIsitsn
9s-10ie; ibort clear Ssii.H o.
10ac; srtra fbort S.itsn 9a-104c;
Bellies Isi6t 16a-17e; Bellies i4pes
Re. 12s--137e.
Mehlunb @etreibe.
Rsbf. - Dini.r patsnt $6.35-
6.55; Dintsr fanty $5.90-6.15
@inter aamilp S5.50-5.65; 4linisr
tItra $5.05-5.25; Dinter orbindrss
$4S5-5.o5; Sart.s Wini.r patnt
$6.65-7.05; 6art.s Wini,r fonsp
S6.2o-6.45; Sart.s Weiaen familp
$5.20-5.60; Roausnm.bl. norbDeIts
Iihss aemiiftes S5.95-6.20: reiuss
Giin Noaasnmebl $6.05-6.30; Gitp
aemiiht.s Roaqenms6l $5.95-6.20.
Weiaen. Ro. 2 rother Winter
s1.13-1.14; 30. 8 DO. $1.10-1.J3;
Vo. 4 DO. $1.00-1.09.
gSelibforn.- Ro. peibes
SOC; @o. 2 DO. s4t-s5e; Ro. 3 DO.
.S4-S43e; &c. 4 90. s3t-Sic;
Ro. 5 DO. s3-S3tc; go. 6 DO 80
-S3c. - go. 1 eeI6es sic; geo. ,
90. s3a-slc; $40. 3 DO. s3--S3he;
Ro. A 90. 62s-S3e; Ro. 8 DO. s2--
s2le; Ro. 6 DO. s1t-s2tr. - Ro,
1 geniifter s3ac; @o. 2 DO. So
s3tc Ro. 3 DO. s2a--s3e; Ro. A 90.
s2-S3te; Ro. 8 90. 21a-s2e; Ro.
6 DO. S05-Stte. - @eibes aoIben.
form s3c; seIbes aolbentOrn 81
s5e; seniihies aOIbentorn ST.
s5c.
SAFER. - gso. 2 peibcr 59a
soc; Sinnbnro iUciber 59--59hc;
9to. 8 rpeiBer 5st-59e; Rp. 4 wei.
Ger 57A-5sac; go. 2 seuiidter
57a-58c; 2o. 8 semiid,tcr 81
57te; 9o. a geHriitter 56-57c.
&oggeM SO. 2 1.03-1 .05;
Ro. 3 S1.00-1.02; Ro. 4 9sc.
Wbistn.
gsrauft pur6en 446 gbls. 9iiiil.
lers iTiniibeS 9oobs auf Der 8liis DON
$1.39 per GolIone.
Groceries.
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Gbieago, %. Salt.

Gbieago. %. SS,lIi.
8ei5cn. SIR Sylli $1.O93-
1.12, am Gd,Iub St.109; fir sep.
iember $1.05t-1074, am sdduB
106a.
@cli6forn = 5iir 3uIi 794--
s0qe. fiir september 74s-75s, am
Sdlub 75ic.
Saier. : sir SlIi 49s-51.c,
am Sd,Iub 5lAc; fiir SepteTnber 37t
-37Er, ON Sflvs 37Ee.
Rcggen. - Ro. 2 S1.02.
9crite. 49, 74-7Sc.
@irnotbp. S5.oo-6.5O.
slice. - SS.50-t325.
Bort. - SIR September Sl4.40
-t4.60, am SdluB S14.47; fiir
Sftoher Sl4 55-14.72, am S6luB
$f4.62.
Sd,mnl,. 49, s5iir Septenlber sig
-S.t7. an StluB SIT; fiir GttO-
Der S.22-s.26, am StIub s.27.
Rrppenieiten. iSiir Ssptember
S9.90-10.0O, am SdIub $1,000;
iiir Cttcber $9.92-9.95, am
StluB 1896
Butter. Rnrft ilnberanoert.
Gier. - YQrtt unoeranoc-t.
qartoiieln. @artt b0ber. -
81 .30--t.35 per 8bl.
8eiIiiael. 9eberoes. - Wartt
nieoriger. S.jtner 12Ac.
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Wiebmarft.

Cincinnati. 90. satIi.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
Corpus Christi
Businessmen To
Visit Valley

Corpus christi. Texas. Aiay One
trade trip y uut enough for Corpus
Christi Two are necessary III order a.
thorough, cover The territory in which
Corpus Christi docs mu~J vt Hc- hr>i
ness. aud The SECOND IN planned for thr
most important section The Valley q"
hc held during the i,uuth ~ June. prob
ably between the 10Th and the :uth.
This decision H. 70 result ut The re-
turn trip oi the trades cNaur>iuui>tS
Yesterday. who realized that the Nillr,
must bc visited IN NJ similar excursion
aud that the sooner N w held the better
II j. planned 10 have The rip about
the time when the corn crop in this >rc
ton will mature. when The Valley far
merS are feeling MOST optimistic and
when the trip will yield The most results.
4 petition WAS circulated on the train
Yesterday Afternoon ~ Whichthcrc were
IL signatures affixed. or over 80 per cent
az the trade trippcr> on the san Anton
ia trip. II ~ planned. ul course. a. make
this trip over the Gulf Coast Lines. nor
leaving the Frisco tracks for one minute
ia an the Journey ~ Brownsville and mp
the Harlingcn branch. The matter IL
now i'm the hands OF Commercial Agent
&. Il Davis. who j. NOW figuring "H
rates ami other inridcntal> "f the trip.
Davis plans to feel ont the agents in
the Vale, and ascertain from them just
exactly what H. The best time o. visit
the residents of This portion ~ the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

cape Of these two ships have been Studi.
ouSly kept from the British public up Ia
now We know that the Commondcr i'll.
Chief in the Mediterranean was called
upon by the Admiralty 10 give an ac-
count of his dispositions and hat this
account was considered satisfactory.
We also know that the Admiral in com
mand of a very powerful cruiser Squa.
dron in the Mediterranean was recalled
to England. subject 10 the court of in
puiry ami subsequently cnurtmartialcd
and acquitted. But We do not know on
what charge the Admiralty was brought
into court. We know nothing of the char
actcr of his defense. nor the grounds on
which h. was acquitted. In theory a
courtmarial j. an open court; ~ prac
ticc ID can bc made a star chamber AZ
fair ~ the exclusion of the public when
any evidence l. being heard the publica
tiOn Of which an bc allied detrimental a.
public interest.
".A> 4 matter of fact" Pollen COntiu
uc>. mot one word nf Admiral Trouhrid
gc'S trial was reported. and when quc>
TONED on the subject. the First Lord of
the Admiralty has steadily declined t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
FAv0RS SHOWN FORMER
SOLDIERS BY PRESIDENT

Washington. May 6.-StcpS for guard
ing American Notifications under con
.Struction with former soldiers. sailors
and marines who nave served al least
two cnliStmcntS. are embodied in an cN
.|ccutivc order signed bv President vii
son which valves all civil service re-
quircmcnt> for such men III such places.
The war department and the civil ser
vice commission recommended the rN
cmptiuu because the Watclmcn must hp
alert. vigorous. courageous. patriotir
and of unquc>tionrd layaln.'