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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-05
Burglars Kill
3 In New York;
Were Surprised

New York. April n Burglars early tn-
daN roilcd a restaurant safe mi othe eel
lHr Hud were surprised hy fhr restaurant
krTrr uHu Inu uud twn assistants The
burglar killed I'D three and then tied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-05
SHOOTS PARTNER AND
TURNS GUN ON SELF

Taylor. Tex. April w. 4. Wright.
an INSURANCE agent today shot and Kill
led his CORNER partner. Francis Allison
and then killed himself. The cause is
unknown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-05
Wealthy Florist StrangIed 10 Death.

Chicngn. IIl.. April 5.-WIIlIHm We'll l5
ycar~ Old. wealthy florist III thu ciiy,
was -tranrlcd to d,,ith aud robbed IN hi
shop here early tod,y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-05
BABY BURNED TO DEATH;
FAMILY HUNTED EGGS
Especial to The IIcraldl

Grand Prairir. TrN ArriI i While
N. r. Hubbard ami family were hunt
ing Easter eggs IN the yard sunday
the house was destroyed I'm firr with
the baby in IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-05
I've Big Ships Are Sunk.

London. April 5.-Thc British steamer
sunk IN German submarine sunday nti
the I~lc oi Wight Both crew. were
rescued
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-05
ROME FRIGHTENED BY A
SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE
I Nv A..nclated Press J

Rome. April 5.-A slight earth
quake here thi- morning frightened
the people There wa. ~ damage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-05
Authentic Report Tells OF Arrival Of
1850 Carranza Soldiers From Vic
tOria And San Fernando.

army II La and h food
the a been lifted The local
advised "A, the the
merchandise hrng exported IA Las Rus
the complied
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-05
WARSH|P
LORD NELSON IS
SUNK IN STRAIT
WAS STRANDED INSIDE DARDA-
RELLES AND SUNK BY SHORE
BATTERIES.
SERBIAN LOSSES IN BULGARIAN
RAID COMPARATIVELY LIGHT.
RUSSIAN SHIPS SUNK.

Chiasso, Switzerland. April 5.-Many
Italian troops are assembling on the
Austrian borders.
Berlin, April 5.An Athens report say
the British war~hip Lord Nelson was
stranded inside the Dardaucllc- and sunk
IN shore batteries. She displaced 10000
tons. Her principal armament were four
Twelve inch guns. The crew numbered S6j
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
WILLARD VICTORY
AIDS BOXING ACT
ILLINOIS LAWMAKERS MORE DIS
POSED TO PASS ELL FoR
COMMISSION

Epr.aer~.l l Sept --Ires WE.
.srls ..err-1. owes Jars Johnson. vr.e H
rrtrrrel 600 HrTv-us eight champion.
r.p -n r.e e..rs race. rrs done more
r4 sfiHaIar- interest ir boxing than
ans Of .fs exponent This 0s notice
able awrrE fFr legislators. who uII
determine ffr fate pt tHe Illinois box.
.rs b.r saor'lV
The 1H .s r0r r sHe bands % tho
rrmHirt~~ and Sra cations are rhat tr~
mem 1rrs ut't r~71mm mend 10 favoratiE
Co 'sr house Tar BIN. vhirh Iu great
part ts that % George Hilton. VIII
IiEeir 30 suown az tte committee b'fi.
Herr~FsutasItr Z p ugou-Er. Joseph
Places. John -Homasou. sheadrt-t
r1rure and james Eics~re arr favor.
ably impresf~t uifs ere pTop1Fcd
measure az So now stands
90 ts nice thirE shat aII uho hag.
taken personal ir'rrrs- .u the bills
have E.s~H uay COL Hilton. uho In turn
.s satisfied that the committee should
ffau.~ 20 as 60 sees ft.~ said Eddie san
cry &c shows harmony. and that's
shat 40 need WIZARDS wiu is a
sreaf Boost
% 10 learned that should -he bin
pass ere house and senate Governor
Duane uiu lose no time IN signing L.
Duwustate promoters are urging their
representative 20 support the commit
tee Bill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

for rae sru~ft of tho league. and ths
Erarrt o. baseball .r general
TIE northern i~aElT rfursarlrFi
last December te r~a'arirs Wfrraa in
rs circuit ana awarding th" Winri-
PES franchise f1 u~v aarr~F. The
WjruiBrz CLUB protested that such o.
1~zarI zsH1a vas Irregular and u'rEa.
and appealed fEr case
Tho comm lesion rFe1wWrliFa fHHt
an amIretrr adjustment Hs made Dog
rHe VgIrn.psz club ard Che northern
.-aEr~. HHf If Fr6F cannot b. done
.Har fHr case tr taken fp tr~ civil
courts
fr Era-fer DECISION th~ national
ranH declared Player james g.
Pickett fr~e agent Pickett ea.
-rarrerrI rra srT waf.s1r club or
re- WHser~s.H.t ..reI~ league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

Newcastle Pa. who was knocked out
q year aso by Al Mccoy OF Brooklyn.
nearly e.eDei the score iu a return
bout In Brooklyn last night. Chin.
who claimed the midGIeweiEht title
until his defeat. did an the leading sr-
ter she second round and iu the ninth
round twice dropped his opponent for
The count of nine. Chip was weary in
the 10th round from his eVertiCus and
Mccoy was able to hlocE mis- blows
until the final bell. The we'shts were.
Chip. T5a. Mccoy. 100.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
stusents 20 Help Sport.

Bloomington. Ill.,. April Five-cent
baseball i assured FOR the students OF
the Illinois state Normal university.
Coach Russell decided TO issue coo
season tickets good for the FIVE AZ
home games. 10 be sold Tor - cents
each The money realized viii be am
pie 20 cover the expenses OF the team
and also wiil insure larger Attendance
II the plan proves successful II VII
be adopted b. number OF the other
Illinois colleges
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
OFFERS WILLARD $4,000
Gibson Wants Ns~ Champion 20 Nee,
Jim Csrey.

New York April The question
shlch % che various oout@uders for
Tire HEAVYWEIGHT championship would
b the trst 20 persuade Jess Willard
% accept a challenge % SIGHT FOR the
;itis - the chief subject discussed in
New York sporting circles. That
there win b no lack % effort 20 in-
fuce willard % fEht IN New York
vas Indicated hy the fact that a guar
artse % $4,000 vas offered by Billy
Gibson. manager % Jim Coney. for a
iHround bout with Willard tn Madl.
son square garden some time IN Nav.
CoEey. the Dublin giant. Wui fight
Carl Morris in a 10-round bout here
tomorTou night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
N'l:ten lnspeets Chicago Track.

Chivago. April Worth Mitte-. the
Davenport cyelis,. stopped on o. his
vay 20 Newark 20 inspect the new
RveTview Velodrome yesterday AFTER
noon. Mitten vas of the opinion that
the track = one OF the finest he has
ever seen and the little IoVan pre-
diets some great racing here this sum.
mer- The surfacins OF the new course
VIII De finished today and local cyclists
ALL have a chance 20 try out the
track SUNDAY Afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
BREWS AND 1900
TEAMS WIN AGAIN
RACE FOR TITLE ~ ISLAND CITY
GROWS WARNER As SEASON
NEARs END.
ISLAND cITY STANDING

Tho Rock Island Hrcvs and the
1900 Block team n the Island City
league are Ef.'f rnEaeed in warm
fErt f1r fhe fi-.c last vizht each
won tfr"" the Hrs7s trimming tho
eau eude-r uhiic rrc 1900 men toos
three by forfeit HIde5Tandt men
u1n et,hue- much trouble from the
zoos a. che Harms taxing an Eames
bv q comfortable margin A. tho 50.
Julien ALLEYS NCrsc'r mon rolled for
avcrazer and I.t RrU The scores
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
ROLLS At ISLAND CITY

TIE popularity 81 enc ts4Hf Cisv
alleys vas saowu tasf alsst wher ere
sfacists % enc Wara -aetursrs. Bowl
ing league Gel Ntoase Gecifet f1 -oI
ths reuafaiaE games oe enc schedule
a. ere new drives at ere EaE.rs bs..t.
fnE The Grst srrtrs vas rolled Esf
ntxaE tas Frop}ss Power eampary.s
tvs tstiaE thee straight FROM Deere
a Company. schvart.sE FoUsd eaf
the hfsh EaaHe % ths evening
TIE scores
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
- steeter FIops 60.

Lincoln. Ne5., April Joe Stecher
Nebraska 5 22-year-old heavyweight, is
hailed by mat fans as the heir 20 Frank
Gotcb's crown following his easy de
feat Monday night of Jess WesteV
-asrd of DeS Moines. in straight falls.
The time was 14 minutes for ting first
and five minutes for the last fall, both
being obtained by body scissors and
half-NeIson-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
COMMISSION DlSMlSSES
WINNIPEG CLUB APPEAL

Ctaeiuaati April The national
baseball coumlssioa yesterday dis.
missed az appeal from a rJsirE %
ere uat.orai beard brought up By the
Wiarip@E cigb % the Northern LEAGUE.
rs.assvc 20 tie reorganization % thar
isa<rs TIE rafiorai board had ruief
ma change ir The ovusrship % q
eirh was ar iafs-zai aHair % fh~
isaz1e- ard uas permissible u rnaae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
BlLLlARDlST SHAW TO
EXHIBIT AT r. |. CLUB

Biiiiariist shaw. touted as one OF
the best fancy shots IA the world. IS
scheduled 20 appear In an exhibition
tonight no the Rock Island club Mrs..
-'.t~. who is not Tar behind her hus-
band 10 skill with the cue. is also on
the program for an exhibition. The
couple appeared al the Moline Com
mercial club last week and gave a
very creditshie exhibition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Coed Time Lost.

why do You insist upon having the
biggest piece OF pie. Harry" asked the
mother OF q small boy. "Isu-t your
elder brother entitled 90 itc"
$40. he isn't" replied the little fell
Tow. Gle was eating pie two years
before Q was horu. Chicago News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
BIG FIGHT DREW
$4,000 AT GATE
srTGS1ANcE OFFICIALLY 49,
HouNcGo As 1900 At r-tE
rAuAsA RiaG8IDE
Snosaa~serees o. a4sa.ra g4s.s-ss
-e,efsr-s - f4aessas ae0sa5
o. Gaer

u4Eans Asrr IN Draaots-s o.
e. nxas YESTERDAY Tais8-f ere -esss.
faE snf frtf-sE us Essr rre-tstf
TnsT aaae,meef lace e.saE aat ere
hsfC@ frsv Hsfs ne seE s1er Srt1r
000 aaf NJ aftsafane~ "a le eco
rnofoarurE - wso tsof ri-rgrrs tF
me rfaEsfde ere "a and One h1s.e-es
EnfarEsd saacssets 81 ere fsartaF.
soff ssr o. sof-r~
flsvana. Nprr r.=sfess vfusrf. 80
NV ehtnseian fs FH- mar ~ rss sa1r.
noe enfv .s ffsganA 5fsf ar over ssr
world All yesterday e01Ersf1. starr
eahieTrans we're received from re
rrisnGs as5f adas.r-fs fa rH- states ans
NE bir feU1v Was a See srrs f
fs fauhfsff whether ts=rr ever Hff
beer as souGs ar r. champion ss WI
fsrf
tasasau s raaiar BE f-f-sr ssrs-
sophical f.- ts roc r~t-fr t1 rrrt'-
fsu~n as RI Was @vree .-t bel F1uf .s
ffs saif
TO eel rs~ f-usH. G am roe se-rr %
~ a. over have beer Eiefef around
~ tar~s r~ars now gee even longer.
4fnapfg Becsgsr FFrerrrt fr bel Hr
h-aerWefsHF -1aHe8.aT are f rrr~c az
ne sam~ ffn~
view r -ss~ef err have se9r erm
fsrs fs .4 something fsr vt..H r4.r
si,vavs isnF-d ssf H-s To- --.-r f1 grev
mar viii oil longer Hfsr "a.
enc eonfraof ~ r.rrTf ..- entire
shffr race
rrsssra Vf-r ID ss-s
aaFa ......a. .....s.a1r. ar OLA. s.H#...
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
PROP" NoRMoYLE BEATS
DOC MUELLER IN MATCH

Iimmy Normoyie. proprietor % the
Island city alleys. last night defeat
I'd Champion Doc Mueller IN a match
zane a. the EsEi- drives. rollirs an
average - I'll FOR four games. which
vas 700 siir a pzce :o- the doc. Muei
- rolled =-s a. the Island Ci.y alley.
Saturday and - nov champ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
ROCKFORD CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE FOB THREE-I

RoCsford, M. April The cham-
Der of commerce endorsed baseball
Yesterday and appointed a committee
10 assist the Rockford club 10 solicit
funds with an understanding that a
club De placed i'm the Tnree-Eye
Leae-.a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

sfse--f-sssn sisns cHieass ssy-
HfrcmlrTtoa. tff. Nr-it --Ge0rE~
e CsocGwan. ser-f pro ogtaelfer % C's G.
cars. has signed a costract vita ths
Efocurfr stsn team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Abel and Whitney 10 Fisht.

Chattanooga, Tenn April Jake
Abel OF Chattanooga signed articles
yesterday to meet frankie Whitney Of
Ceia.- Rapids. Iowa. in Atlanta. April
Is. They will night ar catch weights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
is WRESTLING TO
KEEP UP COURAGE
LARRY MULLEN SAYS He IS NOT
WORRYING ABOUT A PLACE
IN THE THREE-EYE.
Reminds Maenates What Happened
the Last Time They Tried %
Throw Dubuque Out.

Dubuque. Iowa. April Around the
Three-Eye circuit there seems to be a
/ feeling that if an eighth city cannot
Z be secured Dubuque will be dropped
and the league viii start the season
with six clubs.
This is nothing more than pure. IN
adulterated bunk. Dubuque was regu-
[ larry voted into the Three-Eye league
at Davenport last Tuesday and is Just
as much a member of the league a. IS
I Davenport Quincy. Moline, Peoria, De
catur and Bloomington.
Don't think for minute that
am worried over the Three-E.ye s.tua-
I ton, Larry NuIin said. Dubuque is
I in the Three-Eye league and viii be
there during the season of 1915. If
there is a six-club league. Dubuque VIII
/ be one of the six clubs.
The Dubuque club is all ready aud
7 am going right ahead every day just
as though there is no difficulty being
( encountered in finding a city 20 take
ever the Springfield franchise Du-
buque was voted into the Three Eye at
/ Davenport last Tuesday and II there IS
any throwing out TO be done YOU can
rest assured that Dubuque is IN no
danger.
Refers to History.
Efforts were made to ditch Du.
buque from the league not so many
years ago and eyeryborv knows what
happened The officials Of the league
know where Dubuque stands and they
know that Dubuque viii be in the
Three-Eye this season"
Manager Mullen received a letter
from Catcher Morse of Bloomington,
Ind containing the information that
Morse has a spraiued ankle and viii
be in no condition TO report here with
the rest of the players. He is a
promising recruit and may be brought
here later i'm the season. although he
prefers To be released from his con
tract.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

All the news all the ume-Ths
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

Chip Gives Mccoy La-ing.
NeE York, April 5.-GeorSe Chip OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

r.--o-e Sch. April T-Et1lr O.
e7-s- re.f f.ree.a s1 rvo Bits here yes
rsFtsH srt Gro SoE TaarizaEs won.
fe o. c~a-s~ starred t1r L.ne1.e
@aHv years aE1 ard wasted Co. ras~
"a E1ot impression errr tis slrcret
cd
TIE r-sr r.- came fr sr~ sTv~rfs
ard rfarrv wefrfTrr soc tE~ other ore
FRI see r.rse Efi.r famed r.rr baf.
srrs H.s cegtr1. aas good tuf DO
uas e1rI capped rr tF~ cold
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

Fayetteville trE. April 2 -T1uksr's
Whaics saw a real crowd yesterday
frr ts~ FIRST ttue ei-ce the sander
.urs o. ere spoatFfs beEan- Twelve
srrirrt cotrEfans ana otts- 1orai
ra'IVss % Arkansas turned cr' 90 o.
kcrraEs tr the FFd~raf leaE-srs On a
arls staged D. the independent and
ere University % Arsarsns team \
-sEl,ar ENnrs vac rot expected ~ the
rrcs sgt. Igst ere same. for 81 iu-
ut-Es Tire cor-est had az ttc ear-rarics
% a ckamp.1uship battle. Then the
university hcys cracked anf che
w-ha'rs vaik~f away utth ere game.
= 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

CEausrooza. Teur. Aprr Tn fhs
sensf Eaaa~ ytfh ere tlsosogts b. aas
t~u1rstrarrt -tas che Cubs are not
V~s ready fTr Csc big ssoz The Crfbs
uoe. q Co q tgt had a hard time dosrE
t Larry Ceerev vas given a Try out
'rr fer eaT distance ant showed that
Be- needs i1t uf ~arru weather %
p1t him .s Trim f5- ths psunart race
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
A Hearty Handclasp.

handasp will generally let the the bag although there
are exceptions to the rule.
Shaking hands is art with peOpewith others
nuisance In days time you will handcap that gee
whn snap the crash and your almost
turned pain Meet another and the quick thrill of life hashe
over your body with thank you that's the do it,
Another lays hando yours and you feeling desire response
hardly respond yourself Then the shy ss what do you
call anyhow Sometimes you get grab fingers right the end
but when comes to ONE that's the limit
There much the grasp hands that tells characteristic
always condemn poor handhake many people
have never thought just how they do it.
Did you candidate travelling salesman any regular
business with poor handap? of the go geers
and come echum in mans personal possessions.
would great thing for teachers teach the Try
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
Editorials.

thing about work that should be
eliminated using the other fellows stuff without giving credit
takes only seconds and very small space add the
papers name which article is copied What little
will be amply repaid good will and other ways helpful to
the country paper.
The first who copies editorial other reading matter
sometimes puts Eek right under Then another copies 1.-THE
must put he doesn't know what paper originally
FROM Many times printed and the subscribers think the
editors "efusiOn
Every editor should regard his editorial page the MAIN part
the paper His the left hand the editorials
under his MUST be his credit given the clippings
he wants to stand straight with the readers.
Come on brother editors let's bought copy give credit
always let's the old germ azness and father OUR OWN EDITOR
IALS
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
Rural Credits.
y CUSSING CANDIDATES

Too many laws passed people can't understand If
they do takes months hard study and then when the whole
law is learned what have they gOt?-NOTHING
Just as the pool failure will be the Rural Credits
that is to the small amer-the who feeds the world
Big bugs get up and with spasm and three sweeps the
they will proclaim their love for the people, They think
up some bill will blind the people its goOdness-the law is
passed and the bG bugs get the pie So with Rural Credits
Is in substance hs--If borrow
mo Reserve Banks on his land he get half
ut he MUST have iron bound secerity pay
the money. You must OWN land before
be average farmer is still in the hole
ch distance from the Reserve Banks
honey back the government makes limit
of whoever GETS the money to choose whether
he sRa u.s. 90 Is 80 35 or4O years.
Therer who needs the money buy farm or help
make crop cannot unless he already
have gold plated his whole
soued fellows getting kinder few and far betweenand yards
red tape wind round and about -and-we
the use like fake for the farmer whO NEEDS help Watch
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
Hot Shots From
The Political Pot

During the political campaign this intend to print
page Orcppne from the papers Our idea to give both sides
Of the question and let the readers decide for themselves We will MOI
be unfair enough tell anybody HOW TO VOTE That their bus
give them the sentiment Of the state By printing
these hot shots from both sides will show Partially Now we
happen Oser article for than another please don
say showing avO Wait and see don't print just hot
side the other We shall endeav to give credit
for every clipping the reader know how certain sections Of
the thinking If this plan not fair both sides then we
don't know what is the best way to run newspaper
We would like to get paper in Mississippi and before the
election is held print least article from each
NOW is that fairY We would like hear about it.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
The Hopes 81 The Hummer.

days We hope columns Of political
Most Of win be picked from exchanges and when print
KNOCK there win be BOOST right close IT, Then the people
draw their conclusions We win print the Of the paper
in which the original article appeared way people
the sentiment Of every part Of the Later print
fun each speech Of the gubernatoa candidates We have Of
them and they page length they viii in serials
speech printed will be decided by the flip coin We
think that will be fair to each
The Hummer did not jump into publication for political purposes
nor are backed by politicians We dabbed heretofore and
honest hope that will NEVER get burnt in the sehne
cauon Ripping up rearing this and THAT rnn
and roaring her and you made trends needs
nowadays all the friends that he and shall make enemies
by CUSSING CANDIDATES
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19

I'd Sale, New Shoe Shop in j. A.
fhomsold meat stand at HOulka.
guaranteed.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
the following parties as candidates
lbr the offices named, subject to thy
Democratic primary election.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
The Shipping Bill.

We have Congressional Record and coolies editorials
Shipping Bill and that side has
many supporters the other
Enough ink has been used make good sized lake and still the
back with little bit stronger Then and until there
seems be end to the argument
No bill in the history Of the United States has hardly had much
nooey Shipping Bill has been pummeed praised abbed
peed bohed commended and everything the way pase
hurled its it look the mrOw
wonder if would know its mug?
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19

TTIT| --T- |TTT I-TT7--
By the editor gets thru scratching bis hsad for something
say about canddaeby type and printed
folded mailed postage and paper paid for and tear on machinery
million expenses thrown besides the responsibility Of BACK
ING UP what said about Mister So and SOhere not even dime
with a hole in it left
There tedious work expense and more responsibility
connected with newspaper printing than people know just try
il and
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
NOn-Resident Notice.

The State Of Mississippi,
Chickasaw County.
To L. D. Roberts, whose pOst-office
address is ROssville, Georgia:
You are commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court Of the
FIRST District Of Chickasaw County,
said State, on the fourth Monday
May. A. D. 1915, to defend the
bic in said Court Of W. H. Neal.
wherein you are the defendent
This the nth day Of March, A. D.
'l9l5.
H. BrannoD. Clerk.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
Certain Illusions.

We hear this many Don't you wish you
editor so you could rake in the candidate shekels2"
The main Of candidates bloom only once in four years In
years the newspaper have into debt boosting
their town county, When the fees
money helps pay half Of the debsheeOe people
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19
Veterinarian
Teaehers Examintions.

The Examinations for Teachers
License viii be held as follows.
White HOustOn-April 2 and ST.
ColOred- Houston-April 8 and 1Oth
White-0kOlOna April 16and i7tl
COlOred-O koIOna-April % and q
Geo D Riley, Supt
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-03-19

jno. S. Cain Ledge AFa A. NJ
No 259 meets first Monday night
in each month.
w. C. Walker. W.M.
J, w Howard, Sec.
order Eastern Star
Meets second and fourth Wednes-
day in each month.
Mrs. A. H. Towery, W. NJ
Mrs. j. C. Beasley, Sec.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-25

Tirrell; recitation, The Arsenal at received by Raymond T, Counihan, captain of the baseball team.
 Principal Fred L. Newton announc- ed in the course of the programme class, Joseph P. Connor and Philip s. Hall, who have not missed a day nor been tardy in the whole of their gram mar school attendance. He also an nounced that the essay read by liar ry R. Raphael was the one that re- ceived honorable mention in the Co., lonial Dames' essay contest.
 The following programme was given:
 Music, The Thunder Maker, Gilbert; recitation, Bird Rose, Boyesen, Elsie A. Jacobson; essay, Nathan Hale, Harry R. Raphael: recitation, Methus- elah, Hudson, Clarice L. Melvin; mu- sic The Gay Gypsies, St. Quentin; recitation, The Ostrich and the Tor toise. Stevens, Catherine P Dodd; Reclamation, Eulogy of a Dog, Vest, Gerald F. BrassiI; A Trip to Cloud Land, an original story, Ethel P. Adams; music, Medley of War Songs.
 Recitation, Where Ignorance is Bliss, Fielding, Marion A. Bliven; recitation, Naby Blackington, Town send, Gladys Y. Rathbone; declama- tioGe Address to New Citizens Wood row Wilson, Francesca CoveIIo; music, O Hush Thee M. Babie, Sullivan; recitation, Work, Morgan, Charles H.
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