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Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
A NORWICH INQUIRY
Answered By the Statement Of Nor
 wch Resident.

When first the long series of re- ports of Norwich people who have been relieved by Deans Kidney Pills were published in the local press, great enthusiasm and interest were aroused. But Norwich is now in lutriug How are these people keep ing today? How has the benefit they received withstood the test of time ." For thai. after all, is the essential test ? 8 cure. On this point doubt can no longer exist, for after many years taose who have been cured, emphati- ally declare their cures to be lasting
 D. J. Brown, 6 Summer St, Norwich, Eays: "-rhe results that followed the ase of Deans Kidney Pills in my case were satisfactory. I got this remedy ,t Y. D. Sevin & Sons Drug Store and it proved effective in strengthen .ng my kidneys and relieving other symptoms of kidney trouble"
 A LASTING EFFECT.
 At 9 later interview, MT. Brown isid: T still hold high opinion of Ooan's Kidney Pills and confirm the public statement I gave in their sraise some years ago. Kidney trcu- sle and ' have been strangers for a eng time
 Price 5ec. at all dealers. Don't imply ask for 6 kidney reznsGy-get Doan's Kidney l2iiis-tfe same that hr. Brown had. Foster -sfii;e-~n Co, Props Buffalo, Y. '.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13

the colonies and will be proposed for adoption by the protectorates. The measure. now goes to the senate.
 During the debate today Deputy Ed uard I4achaud, a radical republican said:
 'Absinthe suppression is only the conmeinccment. We will arrive at the suppression of all similar appetizerSs. '''
 An amendment was offered making the prohibitive features Of the bill ap- ply also to alcohol and 'oitters, but it was withdrawn after the statement was made that this would be the .,b- ject of a. report by q special committee and that propositions tending to the suppression of all alcoholic extracts were being considered.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
LIVELY ARTILLERY
 ACTIONS IN BELGIUM.
Germans Are Exploding Mines in the
 Argonne.

Paris, Feb. r. 1885 D. m.-The off ciaI communication issued by the war office tonight follows:
 Rather lively artillery actions have taken place in Belgium and in Cham : pagne. In the Argonne between Fon- taine Madame and the Notifications of Marie Therese, the activity of the enc my has been manifested only by the explosion of mines and the throwing of bonras to which we have replied. The infantry made no sorties from the trenches.
 ''ln Lorraine we have repelled a German attack near Ara Court.
 'In the Nosges our light infantry captured Hill No. 957 about goo metres northwest of the Sudemme farm, in the region of Hartmann Weilerkopf.
 This brilliant feat was accomplish ed i1 a violent snowstorm. Our troops suffered only minor losses
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
Try hi. Fer Meura;eia.

Tnousaa6s Of people keep on suffer ng with Neuralgia because they do aor know what to do for t -[sq2raI- gia is a pain in the nerves. What you sant to do is to soothe the nerve it. .elf. Apply Sloan-s Lini1nent to the urface over the painful part-do not 7lb it in. Sloan's Liniment penetrates -ery quickly to the sore. irritated lerve and allays the inflammation. Set a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 5 cents of any druggist and have it Il the house-against Colds, Sore and swollen Joints, Lumbago SciaGca and ike ailments. Your money back if lot satisfied. but it does give almost >-s1ant relief
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
PUTNAM
Peter Beausoleils Who Sold to Black listed Man, Fined s15-GoId chaIice Presented Rev. J. J. EIty-PoIice Know Gang of Burglars Who Looted Stations, Stores and Churches

Rev. C. J. Hartman will be at Plain field today Saturday, for the dedica- ton ceremony at St. Paurs new Epis copal church.
 John A. Morse. Jr'. of Worcester. has been a recent visitor at his home here.
 Frank B. Morgan of Westboro was 9 visitor with friends in Putnam Fri day.
 Dance at Pon1fret.
 A natriotic dance was given in Pom fret Friday evening by the members of the Neighborhood association of that town.
 Robert Torrey who has been staying at East Putnam. has returned to New Hampshire.
 The Face of God will be Rev. George Stones subject at the Advent church Sunday morning.
 Sold to 8Iacl<listed Man.
 Judge Geissler fined Peter Beauso- Hel SIS, with costs in the city court Friday morning for delivering liquor to Edmund DaVieau. 8 man on the blacklist
 Patrolman Julius Cordier is steadily gaining strength after a, recent ill., ness.
 Many flags were displayed in the city Friday in honor of Lincoln's birth day.
 Announcements will be made at all the masses at St EIarys church to- morrow relative to the arrangements for the Lenten season.
 Miss Kate Seward of Guilford has
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
Reeruita Arrive at Havre.

St. Johns. N. F., Feb. 1.-The French steamer Chicago with gro recruits from St. Pierre and Miquelon to serve ir the French army arrived at Havre yes terday, according to an official des- patch today. The steamer left Feb. : after the departing soldiers had been given a patriotic farewell in which NI ChauIbuch, colonial administrator, tho mayor, parish priest and other leading citizens took part. Stores and resi- dences of the little fishing port were gaily decorated with bunting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
Medical Supplies For Prisoners in si-
 bAris
Red

Pelzing, Feb 12.-American Red Cross agents report that medical sup plies furnished by their organization have been distributed among the 15A,- 900 German and Austrian war prison CTS in Siberia. This work is being done by Russian agents inasmuch as the Russian government refused to permit an American expedition from Picking to visit the prison camps.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13

been the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. ". Seward.
 Charles L. Torrey was a visitor in DanielsQn Friday
 Patriotism in Schools.
 Lincoln day exercises were held in various schools in Putnam.
 Should Governor HJlcomb's sugges- ton that counties support their in stitutions without aid from the state the Day kimbau hospital, one of the most Indispensable of the public in stitutionS in Windham county, would lose is aDprOnriation.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
FRANCE PROHIBITS SALE OF ABSENTEE.
Bill Passed Ky Chamber of Deputies
 Also Applies to Colonies.

Paris, Feb. 12, S.20 p. m-The cham Der of deputies today adopted the bill prohibiting the sale of absinthe.
 Indemnities will be granted to manu- facturers affected by the bill and will be covered in a. special act later
 The bil also applies to Algeria and
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
New Haven Road Bill FaYorably Re-
 ported in Rhode island.

Providence. +. T., Feb. 12.-A bill to amend the Rhode Island charter of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad in connection with the com pany's plan for the finanicial rehabili- tation of the road was favorably Fe- ported by the legislative committee on CnrDoratior1s today
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
THIEF ADMITS BURGLARY.
Youth in Worcester Jail Justifies
 Capt. Marray's Suspicious.

Captain John Murray received prac- icallE an admission from one of the young men held ill a jail at Worcester on another charge, that he was en- gagged in the burglary at the store of Mil0t and Williams on Elm street here recently. Arrangements will be made to bring this prisoner back to Putnam in case the charge he is now facing fails to get him Q sentence in Massa- chusetts.
 Writes Of Atrocities in Belgium.
 Rev, Joel Van den Noort, now at Dongen, Holland, writes an interest ing letter relative to atrocities per petrated by Germans on defenseIess Belgians and cites the case of a girl refugee who was received into his family
 At Putnam High school Friday morning exercises in honor of Lin cOln's birthday were held. The pro- gram included recitations and music and a talk relative to the life of Lin coin.
 Boy Babies Born in War Year.
 X local physician makes note that the birth rate as to boys has been far ahead of the birth rate for girls period since the war commenced. In his practice sixteen births in success sion were boys and since the break of that record came two out of every three births have been boys. It is also a peculiar circumstance and tends to strengthen the belief that more boys than girls are born in war time that most of the births that this phy- sician has been present at were among people whose nations are engaged in the great wa'-GeIman, Austrian and Russian Poles
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
Ioe susiness il, Massaohusetts,

Boston, Feb. 12.-A special conuis- sion appointed last year, reported tC the legislature today tah tit would bs tnexpadient for the state to supervise or control the ice business. It recom- mended also that electric light and bower companies should be permitted to deal in ice
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
PRESENTED CHALIcE.
Rev. J. J. Eity Receives Beautiful Sacred Gift from West Thompson Parishioners.


 Rev. J. J. EIty, pastor of Holy Trinity church at Pomfret and the Sacred Heart church at West Thonp- son was presented Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. ". P. Flanagan in West Thompson a, beau tiful chalice on behalf of the members of the Sacred Heart parish. The gift came as q complete surprise to Father Elty, who was invited over to West Thompson under a pretext of desiring his advice on some parish matters. The presentation was made by Miss Lillian Flanagan, head of the Sunday school Of the church, and among those present were ten Sunday school teach CTS. Tn connection with the event there was Q social hour Refreshments were served.
 The chalice is a beautiful specimen Of the Soldsmiths art and was se- cured by Frank Fl. Lucier. It is to be rgraNed with the following inscription: Presented to Rev. J. J. Elty, February II, 1915. by the members of the Sacred Heart church, West Thompson. Conn.
 Father Elty was delighted with the gift and the fine spirit that prompted it.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
Adviser of Chinese Agricultural saini.-

Peking, Feb. 12.-B A- Robinson has been appointed honorary advisor to the Chinese ministry Of agriculture and comm erce
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13

" E. Atwocd of Brookline. Mass, formerly Of WilIiansville, was 8 yis- .J1r here Friday
 Rev. W. T. Swafheld Of Boston will preach the first in @ series of sermons 3 the Baptist church Sunday eve ming.
 Pastors Wife to Speak.
 Mrs. W. p. Buck of Stafford Springs Is to speak in the interest Of home missions at the Methodist church Sun day.
 Fred C. Raymond of Springfield was Q visitor with friends here Friday.
 Mrs. Mary CfiraIdin of Mechanic street is recovering from 8 severe case O. blood poisoning. the result of an injury to one finger Her daughter, Miss Nora is i'll
 Rev. F. A. Armstrong, formerly ras- tor here. is to preach at the Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
vstmont Senate Passes suffraae slI.

Montpelier, Vt, Feb. 12.-The sen ate passed without debate today the bill extending the franchise to women at town and city elections, and for pres idential electors
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
DANIELSON

Nominations of Judge and Deputy Fa- vorabIy Reported-Net Receipts of Gotten Ball $15+Loafing About Station to Be Ended-K. H.. s. De- feats Webster.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
GANG OF BURGLARS.

Police Know All About Youths Who Have Been Responsible for Breaks in Stations, Stores and Churches.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13

Developments may be axaec4sa
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13

WE OFFER SEvENTY-FIvE DOZENS OF FIFTY CENT NECKWEAR at 35c each, 3 for S1OO TWENTY-FIVE DOZENS of $1.00 and SIPS NECK
 WEAR at 69c each
 TEN DOZENS OF S1 50 NECKWEAR at 89c each Our complete line of S1.OO SHIRTS at 79c each Our complete line of $1.50 SHIRTS at S1.15 each Our complete line of $2.OO SHIRTS at S1.49 each
 Either French Soft or Stiff Cuffs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
EDlNBURG WILL
PLAY LOCALS
HiDALGO COUNTY CHAMPIONS JOUR
REY TO BORDER FOR A MID
WEEK GAME.

The IIidaleo county league baseball
champions are hrdulrtl iur N game
with . picked team consisting ut eats ana
Fort Brown PLAYERS on ihr Fort Brow M
diamond THURSDAY afternoon. according
10 announcement ~ Mr.. Al. lI Duusain
Of the u-al team. The E~dnhurg-r~ Hr-
scheduled tp h- i'm San liemitu late This
afternoon. They will visit l'oinl Isabel
and spend tonight nn thr coast. aHa
will arrive in brownsville Thnr-daH an
crmGnn.
Fcdrroll. who IN declared tu hr -,ilr
"pnnkimN "n The mound. viii guide ihr
dcSiinic> Uf the locals rhur-tiHf. liall
mark catching. with Fat ou -trrtld iiAli
mark 0n first. Brooks nn third aud tlrfm
cntS at short. for inirldrt>. Hld Duurau
q. liill and A. hin Tor uuthyldrr. ulll
bc backed by one ~ lhr fastest bunch uI
ball tu>ScrS thar has hrru ~.ru uu ihr
local diamond w manv ps,aiu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
Is Marriage Business?
Oscar Lindstrom, A
Traveller, WouldKnow

Oscar Lind~trom. travelling salesman of
Corpus Christi. and n native al Sweden.
a. asking thi- question. and ny also irving
to persuade the state department al Wash
lngton chat il IL strictly business.
Lindstrom, who il now IN Brownsville.
IN making plans 20 sail TOR Sweden about
August L. and. arriving. Will be married.
and viii return to the United States.
Everything has been arranged, III tie Gus
tom ~ the old country. lie viii DC mar
ried with the TESTS and celebration. Of the
Swedish country folk. and will then 90 on
his honeymoon. which will consist at 4 vov-
age back across the war zone tn the Unit
"a States.
About two weeks ago Lind~irom. who
has been Z naturalizcd citizen 81 the Unit
ed States for the past - years, made APP
Iphcation to the State department for hi
passport. to guarantee y safe Journey ~
Europe and back again. The application
was conter~i4ned ~ County Treasurer TT.
ID. {. Gu~~ctt and County Clerk August
Cehlineer Of Nuece- county, both of whom
affixed their official seals. I'm the apnli-
cation he was Obliged to furnish hi pho
ltograph and other information. When "
came u the purpose y hiS trip he inserted
the word Cuisines"
The application came hack. with the no.
I%iation that should he desire to make the
trip to Europe for business purposes. he
should have u letter from the head Ut the
firm he was ~ rcprcsent. Now. II mar
riage II not business. what l. IT," asks
'Lind~trom.
HE wrote back to the state department
and stated that ID was not commercial
business h. was going On. but the bushes.
of getting married. ne also told the state
department that II ne could not get the
passports he would make the trip anyway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
AL the Hotels.

Miller arriValS-Gcorgc T.. Waters,
Houston; =. VI. Mothcr>hcad. san BENZ
to: Mrs. y. Il. Boyd. Arkansas Pass: TT.
NJ. Aubrey. san Antonio; l.. {. Briggs,
raNlor: u T.. FuScr. Alton. Okla; j.
GIn>. Dallas: MRS. \. II. Davy. Nc.Allcn
y. a.. McrtZ Mchllen: y. -. Scarborough
Harrington: Or. W. W. Gates. Gilman.
Ill: Herbert II. Sutton. Austin: :.
smith. Austin; Il. +. Roe. kingSyille;
-. X. NcwSnm. san Antonio: T.. y.
townsend. =. Louis; +. J.. Mc'argo
Chicago.
san Carlos arrivals Oscar Lind
Strom. =. L%ightbourn. O. \. Garrison.
Houston; :. T.. Vale. Rio Gra.ide; NJ T..
\. McManuS, Houston: j. &. Cnmmins,
Edinburg; g. J.. Stamford. Lyf0rd: IL
q. Cook. Dallas: A. +. Spanow. Fort
Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
New State Inspector
Makes City Rounds

Making his dail, rounds III ihr rft
IL king c~vcrvwherr fnr violations uf fhf
sanitary rules nf the state. unh Iiat lHa
Particular attention in place Specified
in his instructions. III ~ ~thIaiH iHffu
ig. inSIc tor in thr plague surf.t VIEW
pJrimcnt ~ The Texas ~iafr uuAri at
health. i- working in E~rrnu4-llle tur fh
health aud safety ut eats tnd stale tl
Inspector will tr detailed here uuili rr4i
weather. Mr. SrhiIHrlpiruig u-Tllr- NJ.
NJ. BrHmbN. transferred rl~rU here
The work w ihr sanitary inspector
WI br aided greatly ht No. adoption pf
ifr new ami complete sanitary urlI uant.
expected tu nv adopted hs ilr gitt uYUH
ci at their first session. probably u-Ai
Monday. Under the state laH, ihr ir
>prrtGr has police poNrrs in WITT rr.r-
the correction NJ II grautly dangerous ul
isInccs. With ihr u.H urtl inat,- n
coming y law hi pnvctS Will he rNIsH tI
% eradicate Lesser u%ui~aur-s also
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
POSTAL BUSINESS
SHOWS INCREASE
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 SHOWS
TOTAL RECEIPTS TO BE BEYOND
$4,000 MARX.

Despite supposed slower business condi-
tons in Brownsville during The past year
the Brownsville postoffce did the biggest
business in it, history. the receipts for the
fiscal year having been about two per cent
larger than the receipts for the year ending
June 30, 1914. according to the annual
statement Just fled by the Brownsville
postmaster. The receipts for rhe last wear
were 9lS.l39.7 ~. tor the first time passing
the $4,000 mark. The receipts tor thc
year previous were Sl%7.7j9.s4.
The biggest quarter business the past
fiscal year was that ending December 81.
which included the Christmas business. and
showed total receipts of S4.7j7.02. The
other quarters III the wear averaged about
the same. the first, ending September 30.
1914. having been S44S9.o6. the third. end
ING March y. 1913, ~i4e0.45. and the
fourth. ending June 30. 1918. Sl402.46
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
Twelve ImmiaraLicn Officers

M and shot Am fhr rainrrH n1H Hf fh.
IL wrr- bortierri office nu fhr iHnfi uaih
near The ferry. 0n last Tur~l-t. i'rHf-
are being mailed Nm friends. rlafit-
and former pals in all parts uf rhr
ted States and foreign nl%a fl- hf
the cosmopolitan inspectors Hl,-I uf
whom have blown into Bfrru.tilln nl
the four winds nf the Nnrll i~rtfiug
broad tr.iii M persons nNfrrtira rh.fn
graphs III the bunch rf rlrh -fuu H
the official whirligiG I'm fhr photograph,
are Inspectors C M. Btf->uu. -.uu iu r
move to the iiidaigu nhir- amd : m Ifnp
kinS. Transferred ~ Laredo. I%n-rrrfnr
Frank trnrkntf an dutt ut kiuu.4iHr.
hni attached a. the l.rHNu>f ilr u1l
was also I'M the eve M the camrrl. Ofhrr.
are FL Il. Reynolds. i~n>frrf " CIV thlrar
DR.. a. ~. Fairbanks. medical exam urr.
Inspectors a.. H. C0mings. ~ II WI
son. William Dichrr. ID. ~ GIt. Ir. ~.
H. ll0dgman. ID. MI Warmer. Iuhu A
Arnold. I'LL "A. Miller. a-mInuru~l~ Ross
tie Garcia. i%auitur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

At The Dreamland-The reform NJ y
BURGER and hi Transformation INTO Z par
son i the story told ID "Into Tire Light"
a Rex two-reel drama at the Greenland to-
night. Jane J. surprised in the night by
q buTglcr. She protects him from one Of
the ~neighbor-. who was awakened bv him,
and. while She j. praying for The salvation
Of hi soul he steals her iewelry. The next
day she meets him by accident and N about
10 admoni-h him when a policeman comes
comes over. and she >milIugly walks otf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
CITY NEWS
Wm. PressIsr Wholly Aliye.-Sh,

fore midnight "a report reached the city
that William Pre~lcr, formerly a resident
Vt Brownsville, but now living three miles
killed. \ midnight Investigation by q news
paper man resulted IN the finding OF Mr..
prc-lcr fully alive. but this morning the
report began to spread with renewed vigor.
TIE office NJ The Herald being ~wamped
with telephone calls concerning the report.
Mr.. Pre-lcr came INTO the city today. The
report became current n a result OF trou-
bic caused by some visitors a. Mr.. Pres
ler'~ restaurant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
Major Francis 8. Doherty left this

ing for San Francisco. following orders
made public Monday. whereby he will
take M duties ~ the United States Ar
MY Detention Barracks Ht LcavcnwOrth.
Kansas. after attending a conyoratiOn Of
army |chaplainS i'm California.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
Recalling the Orders Of the city couHri

Recalling the Orders of the city council
weeks ago NJ the chief of police. It'll
-tructing him ~ suppress the publication
oil ri Dinamita.' ala Cucaracha" and
tail other such publications Of q l%a-civiou-
or ~currilou- nature the attention vi thc
police department Wa today called al~" WV
Ala MeiraIla." y small sheet being sold vi
the streets II : penny the copy. which An
said To- be the counterpart of the publica-
tion- ordered suppressed q few weeks ago.
Cro~~-eXamination of II boy selling the
sheet, which l. printed IN Spanish. brought
the statement that he had obtained the
leaflets from Y man named Borga~. living
id the eastern part of the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

When you are in a hurry afternoons to
reach Edinburg you can 90 50 by taking
the motor car to San Juan, transferring
there TO Il waiting passenger auto for the
IIidalgo county seat. Passenger and pack
age service except Sundays.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
Motor Party q san Renitn

anil AIRS. William Denny. Private NJ
son. knight and Harvey. all of Trafp
went ~ San iirniin this Afternoon hf aa
t"mohilc to wines. The San E-nife fiin
burg hacsblll game
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
MY BOY

DO YOU know that youu success n hle de-
pends-not alone upon your ability to
EARN. but To SAVE?
Your EARNING POWER may vary from
time to time. but your SAVING POWER II
i permanent asset. the REAL FnUNDA-
TIoN OF your FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
One dollar will start an account with n
and every account viii receive our careful
consideration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
New Manager for Howse Store.-W. r

Austin has arrived IN Brownsville and ar
~umcd the management al the store 81 the
lIuE,c Furniture CO.. succeeding q. J.. Wal
son. who has gone w kcrrvillc for the
benefit II hiS health. Mr. Austin ha~ been
ID the furniture business many wears. and
formerly operated stores at Electra and
Burkcburnett. IN North Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
Lii PONZER TROrPEr

4 special Photographic vaudeville novel;
ny. This III one W the best aci- ever plf
on the American Stage, \ treat ANA some
thing entirely different.
Prices ; and l0 cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

Surveying Drafting, Blue Printing.
deed records. Accurate work. prices rca--
Good references. j.. "A. O-to~, 1907
Leyee - 1l3tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
DREAMLAhD
PROGRAM TODAY

\ bur2lar turns par-ou iu fhr tau r-.i
Rex Special
INTO THE LIGHT
Showing Ihe reform ut W. burglar through
the influence pt y woman. featuring Jane
Novak and Roy Stewart.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

For Valley Alfa!fa-Evcry bale guaran-
tecd. n. II. El-tun Grain and Grocery GO.
T3tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14
PERSONALS

Mr Emile Knwalshi and children have
gone to reut l-ahcl for i short stay.
Miss Addir Lou Green and Miss Flo
lisa tavaEu~. ~ the StaAnt the Browns
vile public schools. are ia leave an Mon
aN. lul, ~. for the Panama Pacific cN
position Mrs A. a. Green. mother ~
Miss Green viii ace mpauY them ~ far
a~ Slaton. Texas. where she will visit.
, VI Mothcr~head n san Renitn was
n visitor ot Yesterday ia Brownsville
Oscar lindStrnn. territorial rcprcScn
tatiyc If J.. H. Golfers SonS. publishers
il ia Brownsville On a periodical TRIP.
! T. Vale of Ein Grande City came to
the city Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

Private Hauck. discharged ~ expiration
q enlistment from i Troop. Third Cav
airy. AZ Fort Sam Houston. late ia
April. Yesterday rccnliSted ia T. Troop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

TEFFN'FfN FtNFNN
Robert Leonard and Ella Hall WI -Ms--
ter Key" fame III the three-reel special Tea
ture, shattered Memories"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-14

EASTERN HAIRDRESSING SHOP
1908 Washington st. Phone 1873 for ap-
p0intments.-,2.tf.