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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05
ircibeit.

Sn Reip MaOrib Gpuntp ents
ItalO III Letter 3eit Elm o&Giiele
fricg", neil angeblidy Die bortigrn
gteger 81 iuotlbaben0 iuuroeil ulno
imner ulcbr Gigentbum erruarben.
IS bilbetc iid1 eilpc jog. Gaftreiter.
Organisation, lueld)e Den Hegerlp NM
ioIden @eiBen, peldIc Ne0er be-
idditigten, ben 9efebl 5lltomnlen lie.
ben, urper5iiglidl bas eoluttp 3u
b%crloiien. 9abei fam cs oudt 5it
berifiebe1ren Sfiebercien rfn0 cttua
300 Ncgerfamilien ponOerten ans.
Die 9coolfcrui1g eriudte ben 8ot.
be1teitr lnn Senoing BON NiIi5. nm
peitercs 9IutpersieBen 5u berlin.
bern, bod iambte Oerielbe MIR oer
Observation-Disclosures S'Mearo bort.
Bin, lint Sic 2oge 5it priifel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05
Ban.

SenrD @aloeder, ipelfer in Der
boriee ISOLDE eiren itarfen alIall
bon Sopiilitis batte, lit tuieoer III:
itaiioe ieinen @eiddften nud5igebeit.
6re6 <blmdm bate ON uergar'
aenet1 Sreitag, bel Der arbeit aitt
ser Sarm, bas WiBeeidid fid elm
anae 5a berleser.
Ole @ebriioer Sain 1uaren aril
poriaen 9onncrstag beim Sageiu bon
8rennboI3 fir Senrp 8uidntalm.
arts Dem Sdiiloi1trift Rr. %
iperoen mebrere Sale bon "Gbifeft.
Yor" berid)tet.
WaIter 8rnens, 9ebrer iun Dt-
Striff @r. 90, beindte iiber lctten
Samstoe uno Somttag ieine ar9e.
horigen.
Die 8ap Ierc. Go. mar it Der
b%erga1tgerten 8pfe NIT glfnahmc
oes Snpentors beFfp1ftigt.
@nt. Strllrfboebner, aus Der
Mibe BON 8eraIo, 1T BON 9olis
@itte fir Den fommenben CONNER
aIs Irbeiter en9agiert.
Miiefcr Com. Reper fauite fiir3-
rid bon Sobn Sdneiber, oil Ser
Sirff Greet, cine gollblntAauh, ncbit
adIb.
sSralt Com Soften itarb art Doris
aen 3om1erstng, i'm ihrer @oGmlna,
in Ser IGhe bon Smiss. Sir hin,
tcrlist ihren @atten ltnh bier fleine
Giibcr, ioipie elmo NrBohf onbere
Gertpon6tcn In6 Trernhe. 0fe Se.
crniq,ntq fonb nn letten San1sto9
nltf bem Shoflep Trieohofe 1tott.
@eriGt Ser Ban Sfttle fir ben
Ronat Tebrlor. &nobett, 90; MGS'
den, 10; tdglid,e SfiiIersabl, 90
bis 80; 3obI ser Sdiiler lpelfe fci,
nr1t Sag fchlten. Ia; Cite Der Edit
Ter meld,e nic abspeien6 tparer:
Milton Engelbrecht, Theodore
Ruffner, Raymond Meloy, Christ.
Pohlmann. Arthur Rehmert. 10,
hannah Stochr. Esther Pohlmann.
Clarence Meyer. Walter Oherg.
Grace Meloy, Stella Rehmert
Louis Schultz, James Mover and
Ida Bnschmann.
Ger n@illina @orfers" Gluh bct
Gan StuIc miro feline nGdftc Ser
IammTuno ONT 12ten MGr3. I'm
barb.ott llbr. abenbs, i'm Sfrl.
houIe obhoItcn. Troaen in @e'iQ
aitf sic Sarmcrei fomiiteat sur &c.
Ipredung. Sebcrmonn lit hcrslid
einaefdben.
Sim niditcn, Is. MARS. miro Gcl.
liz @riqht, elm Mitqfieb ser Stoots
aderbar-9eb6rbe, i'm Gan shul
haitie, cine &ebe balten. Cine ntog
Iidft 5abIreidIe Geriammlluta mir(
erfpartet. 9eiproers iolltcn alt
FARMER orapeienb iein; Serr @righ,
Miro oie Sormcrei gum @eaenltoll(
ieiner Hebe MAIDEN.
Srit 9ieiemeper uno Sri. Sia5i'
&odJ iuurben ON letteu 9onnerS
tag, in Ser @ohnltng ser groiltc!
tern, getrait. 3os iitrae Gaar tpiri
Iein Seim oltf ser 2ieiemeper Norn
mIfidllagen.
Gilbert Rutrnann II. Satin 'ini
am Montog bieier ISOLDE nod Neil
Oprf aereiit, Inn @erpanote 81 be
ilifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05
Sat Gner Sinh 8iir,ner?

Die meiitcn ainoer boben beleg.
te 3itnee. ftarfer atbem, Mnaerl.
fpeb, &irpoe inter zen Gaisen, bIei.
dye nnb geIblide 5arbe, f,erb6s,
sereist. 3dbnefnirfden, 8dIscn i'm
Sdlaf. ei9ernrttge Srdanne, arIes
oos beoeiutet, SaB oas @inb @ir-
ii,er Bot. SoIt gleid cine Sdadtei
aidapop @iirmtootcr. 96otet Ole
@iir1fier, iino bringt iie biird ab.
fiibren aus BEN aSrper. Sn Gnnsp-
Gorui ,inb Ieidt 5l nebnlen. 25c.
bel gurein Mpotbefer. (Mob.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05
9Ins Dem @Olfsblatt fri9ersr Sabre.
Sreitas, Den 5. &ars, 1886.
gor % aahren.

Pei = N|
Bon Urn Sill: Der 8ei5et bot
mabreno bes itreneen 8inters nift
10 itarf geIitten als man anfangs
|aIaubte.- @m. Stoebr bate leste
ISOLDE bas Walbeur ltd beim Rieeel-
EpaIten in ben linfen Sub SIT baden.
- 8ris 8iIb lift Der gliiflidAte
9fenldl unter Der Solme, oeiut leine
@attin bat i'm Dor Sturgeon init eineirl
Ig6dterd,en beidenft. 3fpei 8olfe
fino neiIid bon g. 2libtuig aitf benz
Orb &iG geieben tporben.
gmtoiboten: Siir giieifor, Der
Stabt Serntonlr, sobiu O. @%ittntaf,n
mo Sobtr O. gbriitel; fir Collector,
8 q. Rieboff.
@eItern Ibetro fonb in Ger @ob'
flrng oes Srn. q. q. 5reitts cine
0oppel : !Sodseit Itatt. SER Grnit
Wartin tpurbc nit Sri. Bertha
Moeaer nn6 Serr &nl, 9. Noeaer
1uurbc nit Sri. 9ouiie Seba ebelit)
uerbunoen,
! 81breno Srit Sdrsner lid reultd)
altf Dem @ege nod Scrger betano,
batte er oas WtaIbeur feline Sriet'
toI6e an perlieren. 9ieielbe emit
hielt $40 nebit nertbpolcr 8apiere.
9lm 9ien6tag iortb Serr Oan Sato
pas Gerlcrene itrb itellte 6 Ieineil
G~iqentbiimer luieber 5u.
SEER Seilrp Sess, bon 6irIt Greer
lit BON ieiner Satin lcbte @od)e nit
einem t3lpiainqspoare beItlcrrtt NOR
ben.
( SEER g6aS. Sonef ~feiertc OH let,
ten 9ienita9 ieiren 81. @ehrrtS'
toq nno mltrbe oes NbelrNs uon Der
MpoiteI Salto nit einen Stdltod,el,
beebrt.
Sn Ser 9ittlc Berger Nodbor'
Ifaft hat ser Stord leBtc Woft
garB gehGrig geflappcrt mo elmer
@eltbiir9er lat Dem Seiln oea Srf
Tictor 9altcr, mie ollf) in Scr @oD.
NINA 6es Srn. Gbil. 2oQ 5lrilf9e'
IoIie1. Gbc,pfnas beaIiidte bieiel
SogcI and, Srn. SSSohn @oilcrtler
4 iubem er ibnr elm S0bnleiu bradye.
@ei5cn Soc, Gorn in aolber 40r
Safer &c, &leie SOC, Ger 111ac
aortuffe( 4Oc, 3nic6cIn Acc.
&caeIn1Bigc Grrimmlinlg Ne'
Staotroths bon Sermann fnlo Nie';
ISOLDE Itott. MntncicnO: 7ic Serrel
@ibeu, &oeaer, Snfe,L @enIing
Goriiber oeisrer ulrb Glcrf Gbeo
Graf.
airdIite Mnqelc1enhciten St
GortIs Stride in Sermonn. r@i'
; trcten nit 9. M6rs IN sic critic bell
: ioc GoIiionsscit, in TeIdler mir De
heilioem 8aiiion uniercS Scrrn Sc''
orbcnfeN iolIcn. Gr hcrcite mrs 10
boj, mir sic rcd'tc Ediinn nit ihl
: crbitlben, ollf BOB mir 81 Dem 0eie9
neten 3iete fommcll. atf pcld'Hl
@raf 3inBcr6orf itotpb, aIS er Io9te
} .esh babe nur cine Gniiioll, un1H on
lit Or! MIR Gr!"
8. aocltin Goitnr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05
aasemcine Gunutp.G enisfeiten.

Die Manoo Sdule nirb aiit o..
.. 30. 6eute) fiir oieien Seraillti
idlieben.
las flcine S0dterden bon
gep Boil utlo @attiu, BON Botsoant,
lit ant p~ergangenen Sreitag, Dem ~.
., 81, geitorben.
S. u. 2inb6orbt, DON Seffcr'
Jon Stir, bat iif) in Mt. Sterltng
naeoeraeIaiien unS miro oaielit oas
SdmieSegeidaft betrciben.
Gbriit. Sd)aeperfoetter nio
@attin ,purben onr letten IL. Seb'
ruor onrd, Die @eburt zines Sod)'
tepd)e,ts begliidt.
~9>eiiie 9ranion int Der geabe bon
glau6, tpurbe oieier Gage BON lel'
ner Satin nit eirein Sodlterd)erl be-
ifenft.
Sri. Si53ie Sod uno Srls
2ieicmeper urternobmett ann lesten
Sreita9 cine Spasierfdbrt nof Ser"
mdr1l.
Sic SdiiIer Der 8otsonm
IISfuIe batten fiir5lif cine 8odje
ertro-Serien, inoent Der Sebrer, e.
6. 9ou, franf mar.
Serb. Sdnmeer bot Ieine 6arnl
inon $40 Ider, oil ser Sbiro Greet,
fiir $4,000 out Gen g. Sitcltbo,ls
uerfouft.
Ser @brentp. Seinrif acr1titrn
/ hieIt arn lceten 81. Sebruar, in
Spensnine, cine Rebc iiber Der
ySlld, ser Trobibitiolr"
rSn ser aaitlidjen Woblntllf
BON 4. S1aeperfoetter uno @attll
fono fiir3Iid, 8u @brem BON sri
, Snlpio Spit, cine IbenNN8r'clI
idlait itott.
STE Sountagsidulcn bon Canaan
3mp. baben iih orgonilirt, nit Fa
flor s.. Sped,t. OILS Grdiioent; Balto
: Nbreus, &ice-& rGiibent Or. S. $
Bridges. Sefretdr lnb s. s.. @rid'
!. mann, Sdntmeiiter,
/, 6. ~. 9anuier inb 81. .
Wunn, ron Sermann, 9onoiootel
fir oos Ntnt 6es Gouattp Sfltl
;. Siperintelrben, hieItcn ant leBtel
samstog Iniprodlcn Dor Dem o@oll
cationol Club" BON Canaan.
!. 5. Moftpa, ser @eid1its
n fiihrcr Der 9lono @eicrpSabrif, tna
m6hre,o ser prrgangenen @odle III
@eiter, ltl1t mebrere GarlaolutQe
9eicnfprn 81 folicn. Serr Mofrt
Lit Der @einlrng, BOB @eicnforn oil
r les SSobr iebr bod' I'M Grclic lei:
i miro.
Sn Der MnbnititA 'cIllcs Smf
: mes Scinrid'. IN Ser NS1hc bon @oaI
Iont, itarb bieier Gage, Srib @ieQ
mann, i'm boben @reiielaltcr 30
;, "a SSabren. Ger &er1torhcne tpal
nt0oIifer @eiie, Ser dlteitc @ir
: mo6ner uniercs GountDS. &Gbrcn
Ser lettcn ~ Sabre ieines 2eben
NOR or blinb.
Srou Senriettr @oers, gel
GscSdpn, Itorb am Sonntoa, o.
II 81. 5. 81, in Der @ohnpltg ihrs
Sod,tcr, Srat anauIte @ittrud, 20
= @lmt6, i'm bobut gltcr bon 10 Sal
rcn. Die GcrItorbcnc hinterlGl
smei Sohnc, @liton unb Srit @oer
'opie cine Softcr, Srou Sb. @it
rod, nnb 10 grtfeI. Strait @ocr
fat 50 Sabre it scr Gibe 10
@lonb aefunhnt.
Gin prodti9es @renplar 81
oncrttanidlen, fdblfopflgen Iolei
Qlnericon bolo cogle) mnrDc fir
lidD BON SSacob Shmis, BON Morr
Jon, Wto., an Gbas. i. Climbed, /
Heip Sauen, geionbt, Inn ~aitsgeltop
ST. merben. Ger &ogel miBt DO
elmer SIiieelipite sur mtoeren 6 5ir
uiro II 3oa unb nuroe bon She,
man Rnhon, Dem aboptirten Sob
bes Hifters Sronf Onden. bon Stn
pc, erlegt.
lie porige ISOLDE mar bier o
ISOLDE Der StrabcnauTieber. Cir
amabl berielben batte iid eint
9(bcnbs IN So. Ioilpidr's SoteI be,
%iantmclt. Sn Der 6eicllihaft befal
ben fids inter Mnbcren aitdp ei
Gountp . Ridfer nnb Scr &eoofteli
sHHl o.. Oar. S-s 0IL..N ...Il. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05

Ibonnirt ouf bas Scrmanr1er
@olfsb(at:.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-01

TINS Is proposed code. We will
present ii to the legislature as
suggestion Of our ideas and would,
OF course, like to see it pass as near
~ as can be as it is written now. but
II some good amendments are sug-
gested we would be glad to have
them put in. However, we are con-
fronted with those two important
propositions in this state. Some day
they are going 10 bother us quite a
Dit in these irrigated valleys. They
nave similar codes to the one we
nave proposed in Oregon, Utah. Wyo-
ming, and a good many of the west
erh states. We are one of the west
ern states where YOU can't tell what
mans water right is by going to
the records, but with this code In
operation we can. Most men. when
they sell their land and explain the
water right, say, we have got a water
right in the Selah and Mckee canal
or some other canal. You ask, what
have the Selah and Mckee canal
people got? And they say, well. there
are lots of complications and we
really can tell. We have had very
little litigation in this valley over
those things, but as the country set
ties up and grows older and as these
water rights become more valuable,
the temptation to hog a little more
water will be very great.
Another thing, the government
has come into this valley and estab-
lished an elaborate system of canals
and reservoirs and is going to build
more and when they are completed
there will be another great big sys-
tenn or two or three that will have
water rights on the river and
whether they are prior to this water
right or that water right we will not
know We had an illustration of that
short time ago in the Wenas. II
we had had a code long ago we could
mas settled and now. after about 5
years of litigation up there and six
or eight DEGREES, it appears that we
Will now commence a suit, that is,
some of the water users up there are
about to commence a suit that will
involve the entire Wenas valley in
litigation for five or 10 years over
their water rights and when they
are through they will have settled
very little, just the rights and claims
| in that valley, but what priority they
| have as to other streams will be still
open. The question of storage water
! Will come up on account of the gov
eminent being in here and all these
matters will be important to every
farmer in this valley. We should
have some method of establishing
these water rights, putting them on
record, so that when a man has a
water right it is of record at the
county court house or at Olym pia or
Wherever they designate and you Will
show what you are getting and can
know what you are getting and can
to what our ideas are in this pro-
posed code and | will be glad to
answer any questions that any one
wishes to ask.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-01
STRAIGHTFORWARD
TESTIMONY
Many Pullman Citizens Have Profit
ell by II

If you have backache, urinary
troubles, days of dizziness, head
aches or nervousness, strike at the
seat of the trouble. These are often
the symptoms of weak kidneys and
there is grave danger in delay.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
prepared for kidney ailments-are
endorsed by over 10000 people.
Your neighbors recommend this rem
edy-have proved its merit In many
tests. Pullman readers should take
fresh courage in the Straightforward
testimony of a Pullman citizen.
Mrs. E. E. Champlin, 20S Harrison
ST., Pullman, says: "One of the
family has used Doan's Kidney Pills
several times and has always had
fine results. He had dull pains in
his back, together with lameness.
After he took Doan's Kidney Pills,
he never complained of these
troubles. Doan's Kidney Pills are
certainly worthy of endorsement"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Champlin recommends.
Foster-Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-01

California Irrigated Land for
Molinos Project; II
acres choice bottom land, well
fenced, levelled; in alfalfa; splendid
opportunity for dairy or fruit. Own
er will trade equity of $4,000 for
property of equal value in Palouse
country. Address Box 446, Cheney,
Wash. dec4-18
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-01
MATER CODE
IS DISCUSSED

AN address before the Washing
Irrieation Institute at North
~. sas,ma by the Hon. Ira P. Engle-
=. member of the Water Code
10. nission and president of the In
,ata irrigation CommissionD
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-01
DIR. l.. G. kinney

DIR. l.. G. kinney
Successor to Dr.. Ed Mcguire
Office at Whites Drug Store
Residence 1900 Maiden Lane
Residence Phones City Sc Y; Farm
ers SO r
Office phones: 126 both phones
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-01
DIR. Il. T. PATEE

DIR. Il. T. PATEE
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Davis Drug Store
Residence 500 Ash street
Residence phones: City 10Y
Farmers 100 r
Office phones; City 10 r
Farmers 100
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

DIR. u, X. CAMPBELL
Physician and Surgeon
Office In First National Bank bldg.
Office phone 32
Residence phone 6
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-01

Duthie pays the highest market
price for poultry, veal and hides.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
SPIDER WEB" is
BEING IMPROVED
SAN BENIT0'S OWN RAILROAD is
GETTING BENEFIT or $4,000
BETTERMENT MONEY.

The 'Spider Web system, San Benito's
own railroad, which threads the truck
growing districts east and west Of San Be
nito, touching small towns and Villages
with an interurban system, Is undergoing
considerable Improvement. The directors
Of the company al their last annual meet
ing authorized the expenditure Of 10000
for improvements and betterments Of the
roadbed. and besides this much Of the roll
ing stock of the company IS being repaired
and improved. The engine on the San Be
nito end Of the line has been returned from
KingSvillc where il was rebuilt In the shops
Of the Gulf Coast Lines.
With winter crop prospects throughout
the San Benito district excellent. the com
pany j. preparing for a heavy tonnage dur
ing the months of December, january and
February. The improvements, it l. TX
pected, will be completed about the first
of January.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
EQUITABLE LIFE
TO L|QU|DATE
CONCERN WILL BE TAKEN OVER BY
HOUSTON LIFE INSURANCE CON-
Germ AT EARLY DATE.

The Equitable Life Insurance company
of San Antonio, which since It's organiza-
ton has been considered somewhat Of n
Brownsville concern because DR.. Frederick
j. Comhc. former mayor NJ Brownsville and
4 native of this city. H. it, president, j. ~
liquidate its affairs shortly. and it, out
standing policies will be taken over by the
Great Southern Life Insurance company
Of Houston, according to information re-
ceived III Brownsville today. The Browne
estate ~ largely Interested il the Equit-
able company. n wei a. other old and
prominent residents of this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
Leaves Wrong impression.

Regarding the article published III the
November u issue of the Daily Sentinel.
relative to the closing on Sunday by the
sheriff Of a pool hall on Washington street,
which was beng operated a. 4 social club.
! wish ~ refer ~ that part "a the article
which states that the sheriff had closed
the place Of an American and that this al
legged club and al other pool rooms must
stay closed on sunday, and say that a.
| operate the only American billiard parIor
In this city one would infer that | ana
others had been violating the Sunday clos
ing law and had been closed by the sheriff
also. The November ) issue of the Daily
Herald states that in compliance with the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
Hotel Arrivals.

Miller IIotel-H. ii. Meleur. Houston; G
II. Pritchard, Dallas; Ed Nertrees. Donna
~. b. Rogers, Texas; Alex Wheless, Mer-
cedes; Captain J. J. Sanders. Alice c. W
Price, Alice; Captain IL. l.. Ransom, IIar-
lingen: Raymond Bellamy, Harrington; }
=. Scarborough. Kingsville; w. I. Nose
ley. KingsvilIe.
San Carlos-T. b. Waite. Mission: p. A
Koran. Kingsville; A.. p. Hicks. San Be
nito; l.. j. Elbron, San Francisco: II. f.
Swend~on, Milwaukee; w. Rothschild
Louisville.
Travellers Hotel-James q. Shirley
City; John p. Wagner, Corpus Christi: o
j. Fisher, Corpus Christi; A.. Gonzales
Laredo; $. d. Barber, Kingsville; 7. b. Ne
Carly, ST. Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09

order issued last week hy Sheriff Vann all
pool halls in the city were closed yester-
day" This. also. l. well meant but mis-
leading. | have operated the Rex Bowling
and Billiard parlorS since last January
and | am sure that Sheriff Vann, Chief of
Police Linton and my many patrons will
attest ~ the fact that | have operated my
place upon a legal and moral plane.
| therefore wish 10 correct any false
impression that might be gathered from
the articles and Say that neither my place
or the several Mexican pool halls have at
tempted I'd operate on Sunday since I
have been in business, excepting the club
referred to on Washington street.
IRA q. KELLER.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
CITY NEWS

Parcel Post Sale-The Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Central Christian church met
Monday afternoon in the church parlors
with fifteen members present, and made
arrangements for the parcel post sale,
which will be held Wednesday, November
II. mt 3 o'clock i'm the afternoon at the
church. Many 'mysterious' packages are
for the sale from various points
i'll the state. Refreshments will be- served
at the sale. The reception committee for
the event will include the church's mem
bership. The following committees have
been appointed: For decorations, Mrs. J..
III. Scales. Mrs. Lee IIallam; refreshments.
Mrs. W.. II. Mendenhall, Mrs. j. vi. Batscll.
Miss Hattie Hopper; selling committee,
Mrs. f.. l.. Howard, Mrs. ID. s. Wright
program committee. Mrs. j. s.. Blanton.
Mrs. John Starck. Mis- Niana Bishop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09

Ed Vertrees or Donna is q business
visitor in the cit ytoday.
A. Il. Hicks of San Benito is a
Brownsville visitor today.
j. :. Scarborough and w. t. MoSlcy
of KingSvillc are business visitors in the
city today.
Captain J. J. Sanders and G.. w. Price
Of the state ranger force arrived in the
city last night.
Alex Wheless of Mercedes. IIidalgo
county judge. il a business visitor in
Brownsville today.
Mrs. III. Il. Galbraith has arrived in
the city from Pennsylvania to join her
husband, who is an attorney here.
Ranger Captain III. l.. Ransom and
Raymond Bellamv Of Hariingen. ar
rived in the city on last nights train.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09

AT The Dittmann 1.-THE Haunting Fear
Is q modern three act drama. with Alice
IIolliSter. Anna Nilsson and Harry Mil
larde in the lead roles. Lurcd BY Diana,
Katherine runs away from home. The
foolish girl j. soon drawn into a whirl-
pool. She meets Mace, n notorious man
about-town. and Is fascinated by him.
Doctor BuSby. m insane physician. recog-
nizeS III Mace the man who had caused lii
daughters death. Shortly aftcrward
Katherine discovers Mace's real character.
Wild with rage. she stabs him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
''Peepinq Tom" Taken In-On complain

"Peeping Tom" Taken ln-On complaint
of residents on lower Washington street
Night Lieutenant OF Police Henry Gordon
has arrested q soldier and turned him over
~ the military authorities who will deal
with the ease. The charge was that this
man had been in the habit Of pceping into
the windows in the neighborhood. much to
the discomfort and annoyance of the resi-
dents. Lieutenant Gordon began to watch
for the man and finally '.nabbed' him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
At The Movies Today

AT the Dreamland-"Scanda in the
Family j. 4 two reel comedy III the
Drcamland tonight. featuring Gertrude
Selby. Dick Smith, Reggie Morris and
other L-kO fun makers. II i a story of
q father in his second childhood who thinks
hc l. '-omc pumpkins" with the ladies.
After several incidents on the street H.
runs afoul Of his daughters sweetheart.
and bumps the latter out of the front door.
The sweetheart DISCUSSES in girls clothes
and puts one over 1.-THE old man" IN grand
fashion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
Plan Christmas Shop-In ac,

Plan Christmas Sh0p-In accordance
with their annual custom the ladies socic-
ties of the Presbyterian. Baptist, Christian
and Episcopal churches Of Brownsville will
join this year IN operating a "Christmas
shop" The shop viii be opened on De
cember 6, and will be stationed. a. at pres
net arranged, at the parish house OF the
Episcopal church, on Tenth street.
For gasoline stove repairing and plumb
ing, ring Charley Simpson at Newman &
Williams garage. Telephone 262.-adv. If.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
Death Record Heavy-Citv Secret

UtdtH HtCUTu HtdVy-VitN NecTcTarN
Crisanto Villarreal today forwarded To the
secretary Of state nj Austin the vital sta
~tistics for the city of Brownsville for the
month Of October. The report shows ten
births recorded during the month, and
forty-thrce deaths. Mr.. Nillarrcal 4 \
this unusually large number Of deaths i
caused by the fact hat many Mexicans
from the rural districts have moved into
the city as a result Of the border troubles.
As usual the birth record j. lower than the
death record. due To the fact that com
paratively few Mcxicans report births To
the city official.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
CONCERT PROGRAM

The following program has been ar
ranged for the concert NJ Fort Brown
tonight ~ the Fourth Infantry Band,
time = O'Clock.
1. March The Grand Duke" Fried
man.
>. Overture Don Juan" Mozart.
:. Hesitation "Milliccnt' Mckee
4. Selection Robin Hood Dekovcn.
,. Scrcnldc.
=. Two Step II Want To 20 "a Toxic"
Fischer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09

Absolutely the greatest All feature comedy
program ever shown in this city. Here
they are two big comedy specials: Fatty
Arbuckle and all the rest Of the Key
stone nuts IN the biz = reel comedy
special
FATTY'S TIN TYPE TANGLE.
Hank Mann and all his l.. X. Q. bunch in
another ? reel comedy special
"A SCANDAL IN THE FAMILY.
NOT A LAMB SHALL STRAY-and
\ WOMAN'S NERVE.
Don't miss the fun. No extra price for ffiS
big feature programs and Zoe
Remember the big six act Broadway special
Thursday, Business is Business with
Nat G. Goodwin.