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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
@en11 uniere amerifantid5en Treun=

Sc SEN mahren @r11nb Ser engIi1hen
Mieberlagen %erfahren moaen, 10
braud)en lie nl1r bie i11%terelianten Mr=
tifel 5l leien, Ste Ser beriibmte eng
liide 9ifter MiGim Station GUT
5eit IN Ser 2onbpner ugDening
SEEMS" erid1einen ldBt, I'M feline Der
ebrten 2mDsleute aus ibrer 2etborgie
a11f5uriittel11. SSn bieien Mrtifeln iagt
er 0em engliiden 3ublifum f1ipp un6
flor, 6aB England un6 leine 8un6es=
%genoiien iih m elmer Der5tpeifelten
Gage befinben. @nrum? @ei1 Tie,
10 1dyreibt er, einen fSeinb Dor i'd ba=
ben, Ser mdhtig lit nidt MIR ont 3uh-
len, Organization, Musriltung uno
Tiidtigfeit, forroern audi ont Snteni=
gen5, Eotriptismus, lei5enidaftliher
!Singnbe an bus 2nn6 Ser @eburt.
Iiele erfabene gereittpinigfeiit, n1f
ie6en &omfort 5u ber5idten unb lei
ne Ner1on ein5uieben fir bas @ater=
LAMB, bos lit es, fGbrt @atfo on fort,
mas Sen 9el1tiden gu etnem 10 furdt=
bar gefdhrlihen Teinb madt. v3ei=
gen mir" 10 ihlieBt er feline triib=
ieIige getraf1hung, virgen6 etpas,
mas iih NIT 6ieiem @eilte aud MIR
nergleihen IieBe? IS fann MIR cine
ehrIihe unb nahre Mnttport geben,
mir thun es nidt!" 9a baben mir
SOS @ebeim1iB Ser 6eut19en @uTen=
erfoIge. Sc Iiegt in oem berrIi9en
Ser nidt n11r bie 6eutide Str
NEE, ionbern 6as gan5e 6eut1he Soft
beieelt. Wil1ium @ation gibt nur Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
3irtns int ariege.

Jrdulein Sbalie bon 2iibel, biz
als @4ulreiterin gu BEGUN bes
&rieges in 8elgien auftrat unb in
Mamur als 9eutide gefangengenom>
men tpurbe, fdiIbert 1T anf9auli9et
Weife, mie fie ibr in Mamur perlo=
renes fDitbares pferbematerial nit
9ilfe Der Deut19en Militdrbeb0rben
na4 Monaten po6lbebalten in 30
len pieberfanb:
rMm 4. Nuguit nurbe i9 in Na=
muir abenbs BON @enDormel1 arf BET
StraBe feitgenDmmen unb ins &C.
fdngnis gebra4t, no i4 Bel @aiier
rnb 8rot Bis gum 16. Muguit bleiben
muBte. SIS murbe mir nt4t geitattet,
fir Die unterbringuns mei1er bret
S9ulpferbe unb meiner aht breiiterz
ten i@ottif4en @4Gferbunoe gu forz
gen, unb in Der nddften s3eit erfubr
f. au4 ntdts mebr BON meinen Sic
rem unb BON benz 8erb1eib metnes
3epdds. Mm 16. Muguft murbe ih
nit einem transport @~efangener, urz
ter 6enen iid mebrere beutfde s@pes
fern aus belgii@en RlDitern befan.
len, CUR beIgii4z bolIdnoii4en @ren5e
gebra4t, ur1b BON bort errei4te ih
ROTTERDAM. Sober @erfebr nit Bel.
glen par unterbrpden, unb Bis gum
"a. Muguft mar t4 obne Na4ridt
Gus Namur.
Mls i9 erfu6r, baB einige Sorts
ron Namlr gefallen ieien, bega6 1d
MIDI 5und@it nad GLADDEN. uno por
bort na4 Numur, ND i3 ems me1nez
pferbe in beoauernstpertem 3uitanDr
ro4 D%prfanD. S9 ridtete nun ell
@eiud an ben aaiIer, I'm irgenb ct.
tuas iber ben 0erbIeib meiner anbe=
rem beiben pferhe gu erfa9ren, UNI
Ger @ouperneur Don Namur nurD,
al!4 erfudt, Na4fDridungen einau.
leiten. IS itellte iid ldlieblih fer
u1ls, baB meme teiben anDeren pferb>
;a5tpi1dsn gu einem Regiment 1ad)
HuBlanb getommen tparen, unb id
MIDI auf bic Reiie nah aDb5.
%on ben militdrilden geb0rben III
GDb5 purbe ih in liebensniiroigte,
empfangen, uno 9eneraloberi1
pDn Madenien CAB it9 alle Miibc,
mir gu meinen Sieren gu perbelfen.
gs ergab fig, oab meine 5eiben pfer.
be Bel Elm unb oemielben Regimenl
Der 3ufall mpllte es, Dat.
ih nit Sffiaiersn perteno in einem
iuB, aIs i4 pl0blid o,ii
Ger StraBe meinen Sdtmmel erblidtc.
Sd elite auf bic Strabe, Das 1ie.
.rfannte mid iDtort unb tam ireub11
auftdumeno auf mid gu. Rad.
ih ben GAlmmeI unb au9 Das
,nbere pfero Tieber9atte, Bat mid
Ter @ouoerneur @eneralmajor @erts
m %. 5ebruar, meme siere in 1bre:
ytunit einraI poraufiibren, unb an
Is. 5ebrlar neran%i taltete in eir
in @eitaIt zines Wnbltd=
.igteitsfeites I'M 3irtus BON 2obs b.;
zen Rldngen elmer flotten 2anbiturm ,
ruitf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
in @aibingtpr fat man gem1ft,

Sn @aibingtun fat man sefpnkt,
ouB sic 9uiitania biel @riegsgerah,
barunter groBe Mengen Wunition on
Borb bette. 9an,1 lit es ihlimm ge=
mug, oaB morr es Ser 6eutiden got=
idaft iberlaiien but, iene, Sic auf
Dem Camper Naliage genommen
batten, 5u marnen. Mnn bdtte 0as
lelbit thun lpnen. 1nb nun ma11 bas
gingeltGnbniB gemadt bot, oaB mon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
GuaIants 9Iniebe,r fcbmin=
Bet NIT ieinen Nieberlagen.

@ie es rtd1t al1Ders su er1purten
IfanD, lit SEN allilerten 2an0nngs=
truppen Sic Salbin1el @allipuli eben-
10 sur ,v1le %geporben mie Ser alliier=
ten SSIut1e Ole Iarbanele1t. Die NIT
10 pieL Eomp bon 2nr10un unO 0ellel1
bieli9en EreBtrabmren angefiinbtgte
meme aampagre gegen 0ie 9ar0anel=
len ul,o &onitalltIaopel lit ins @ulier
defallen. Cine Mrmee Don $4,000
Mann, gebilDet aus oem b%efannten
aliierten Miihmalh BON gnglan=
Bern, Trun5olen, Iurfos, Senegalne=
aerr II. a. lunDete on orei DerlhieOe=
men Stellen ser 9auptiniel @alipoli,
ipdhrel1o cine a11Dere fran501ilHe
Erupue iiiolih bon SEN 9ar6aneaen
on aiiotiiher seite feiten SUB 5u
follen Iltd1te.
Narh 9erIiner ur1D @onltuntinope=
Ter gerid1ten Iino Ste Mlliierten boil
ifdnoig gelhlagen morben uno 12,=
900 Mam in tiirfi1de @efangen=
Ifuft gerutfen. Sic &erll1lfe on SoD=
ten uno Gerrpnnbeten ItnD ebenfans
groB, IooaB Ser 2an0angriff als Dol-
Iidnoig qeiheitert angelehen meroen
mus. Gie Mliierten haben it'd IN
ser @ehrfmftigfeit Ser Iiirfen griinb=
lid, getdltidlr. l1mio better fir
9e1tltllallo uno oelien 3erbiin0ete,
So geraDe oiele %uniinnigen. BON elmer
neroo1en fredericksburg Ser englllhen
Hegierung ul1o Murineleitung 5el1=
genoen MngrifTe m1f Ste 5arouneaen
Sic grpBmauligen 9rtten, Die l1h 10
feige SIT 0riifen oer7feben, in Sic Sal
Ie fihrten. Ser Gerlult mebrerer
GdIadffffreu5er unb MN Sic Nieber-
Iage Ser 2a11Dungsarmee iinb Sic STE
iu1tate Ser 9urDuneQenfampagne.
Sat man an iahperlfdnbiger Seite
Don %pornherein oieie gemiihungen
sur grnberllng Ser 9ar6ane1en nnD
@onifantinopeIs a1s ein nerfebltes
11nternehmen angeieben, 10 famt man
iih boh nift perheblen, baB 6teler
r1e,1e aGiierte MiBerfolg einen groBen
moraIiiden gffeft auf Ste Meutrulen,
beion6ers auf Sic 5tpeifenoften, mie
SsNulien, @riedlenIan6, 81tlgnrien etc.
ausiiben mug. Ior alem a11h auf
RuBlano miro Sic englnh=frm5oitihe
Mieoerlnge an SEN 3arbuneaen Ben
acknowledgement @in6ruf MAIDEN,
6oB Sic gnnbesbriiber niht imi tanbe
finb Fir Sic 2oseiiung ser ruiiiiden
3umpfpal5e etpas SIT thun.
9ri1rgt mn hermit Sic idmere
Nieoerlage Ser @ngldnber IN Slm=
Bern, tire feige Sl1dt aus Ser Norb=
fee, sic ginfrei1ung Tires gilanoes
6nrh Ste beutlhen 1nterieeboote 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
@abrbeit oie gbre, inoem er tonita-
tiert, oaB oieier @ei1t ser engIiiden
Mation p0lig fremo lit.
Sin jiinsit nus 9entidlamb snriid-

Vtt JaH1E un1 StntId)ld1m 51lrtd7
gefebrter Mmerifaaer beriftet, mar1
babe i'm briiben allen grnites ge=
fragt, Oh stuatsfefretar 9rpm oenr1
mirflid 10 arm lei, oaB er in gar=
mum n11o gailpis 3irf1s a%uftreten
miiie. Man m1B aIio oriiben tpobl
amebmen, 6aB mir uns uniere
stautsiefretare aus Sem 3irfus TO-
len ober oaB Ser 3irfl1s lih feline
GIomns aus oem staatsoepartement
bolt. l1nb oas cine lit 10 menig idmei=
helhuft Die SOS ar16ere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
in Gl6erem @afen.
4apttau 9bierfeioer briugt fein
9&iH in Sidberbeit.

+. Nadbem er nit feinem @diffe, benz
rRronprin3 @tlbelm," felt geginn bes
Rrieges Die Meere burdtreu3t unb
ettpa finf5ebn britii4e uno fran30z
ffde 9anbelsfdiFfe pernidtet battle,
gelang es Rapttdn 9bierfelber, troy
Der Wadfamfeit Ser britiiden Rreuz
ger in Der Ndbe Der amerifanifden
Rifte, fem @diff fi9er in ben Soften
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
aapitdu 9bierfelSer.

Hdptt0u IDtet1eIoer.
BON Nepport Stems, 3d., gu bringen,
mo Der .Rronprin5 Wtlbelm" iest
grinbliden Reparaturen unter5ogen
ptrb. Wabrfdeinlih pirb bas @diff,
ebenfo pie Der y@ttel Triebri@," I'M
t~er1iert tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

be1en reiignieren muBte, 1T piiteno
iiber {einen MiBerfolg uno beabiidtigt
nah ben Ser. Gtaaten gu tommen, no
bic 4liirten lire tpdrmiten Jreun6e
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
freunO Oct AGiirte,l.
GE=4remier Veni5eius mill mad
4merifa fpmr1ett.

@leutberius @eni5elos, Der friibere
griehifde premier, Ser iein M0gli4z
ftes Der udte, UNI @riedenlanb 81
peranlaHen, auf @eite Der Mniirten IN
sen Rrieg ein3utre.en unb Der in 5olge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Momiral Uialc.

den, benn ale Mnseiden beuten oarall,
Fin, Dab Stalien binnen tur5em in
ben 2rieg einsutreten beabiidtigt.
welde pldne StaIien babel perfolgt,
TT porldufig ~allerbinss nod elm &C.
beimnis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
AOmirn( Din(e.
JtalienS Marineminiitcr anaefi.
b(idlid3 icbr bcidt1ftiat.

4bmtraI 9iaIe, Der itaIieniiae Ma>
rineminiiter, lit auaenblidIid oamit
beiddftigt, sic italieniihe 5lotte 70
rai6 tpie m0glih a%ttionsbereit gu r,az
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

Sob Gpring Bier
Sin adjtes 3agerbier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

@eiBe Bdnber aQer Nrter BPM
engen big gum tpeiten, 8rei1e Sc bis
SOC.
strimpfe.
BetBe Strii1npfe i'll 15c, 25e uub
35c.
Wuiielin unb Gauge uuteraeuq
gu ben recbteu 8reiien.
Rdo@en= slippers.
Md66en Batentleber p6er Gun
Metal Slippers, 2 Bdnber, Breile
par11ren DDn $l.25, $3.50, $500
big 1926.
@eiBe GanpaB Clippers fur$1.0 90
$l.25 bis 81. 40.
BeiBe ganpuB. sfube in anppfz
Stgl fur S5c, 81 90, $l.35 bis $500.
Mdobenz5 buhe in BatentIeber
unb 5ubipibe fir $l.75 big 1915.
Mnoere Sbube fir 81. 90 big $3.50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

Jerttg gemahte herrlide meiBe
&letber in NIT 5tiderei p%eriehenen
2apns Bibles unb 5piBen. 0te1e
Iinb fir 8 bis IA SATIRE alte MdDz
hen.
@eiBe 8leiber fir 5 Bis 8 Sabre
alte. Hreiie partiren pDn $1.25
big $500.
8DmmunipnzSble unb 8rdn5e
81 SOC big $500.
garbzB Barren firs@leiber per 90.
@eitifte 8Diles, q 3Dn brett,
fir $1.00 per Durb.
30 3pG Slice 8Dile un6 Chiffon
BDi1e gu SOC per Curb.
40 3pa Spiben glDtb 81 35c per
Darb.
Jeines Snbian ainnen unb Or
qunoies gu loo, loo unb 25c.
5eibene Jauit=unb 5ingerhanb=
jhube gu 25e unD SOC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

SIR ben anaben Dber jungen
Mann, meld9er lange Soften min,
haben mir herrlihe5erg gu SO. 70,
$3.50, $1,000. @rDBere SDrten 5u
$500 big $500
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
SATURDAY JULY IL. 1919.
4 FOOLISH

The proposal OF the British house Of
lords to limit the importation Of cot
ION by neutral countries % the actual
needs of those countries. based upon
the average amount of cotton imported
by them OF recent years, Is likely 70
arouSe violent opposition. not only ~
the United States. hut also IN all Of
those neutral countries which may hc
buyers of cotton. III would hr a bold
and aggressive stroke on tine part at the
British to attempt thus To control the
trade OF the world. II would be outrage
against this country ia attempt ~ put
into effect a measure which must cause
disaster to one WI It's greatest CONNER
cial interests. as we'll rs to the many
other interests which depend upon the
successful marketing of our cotton crop
for their wi maintenance. for beyond
doubt suSh a move on Rritain~ part
would cause ruin - the Southern cot
ton grower. There ~ 4 possibility that
the patience and forbcarancc this
country has exercised IN dealing with
the problems affecting our commerce
and navigation rights may W. strained
beyond the breaking point. ii this pro
posal should be adopted by the British
government. Ii IL foolish for any coun-
try to suppose that the United States.
or other neutral nations. for hat matter.
would endure the interference with
their private business which such an act
would involve.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
Some CaSaha Melon.

DIR. A. II. kalbtlci@ch not coutent with
the largest specimens of grape
fruit ever grown IN Texas, 4 description
Of which was gwen IN these columns some
weeks ago. now comes forward with Il
specimen Of Mexican Casaba melon pro-
duced on his farm which measures - ~
~ inches D. circumference and tips the
scales al Is 81 pounds. The doctor has
grown some cantaloupes this season
son which would be the envy Of the favor
Ell cantaloupe producing section Of Colo
and California. Il simply demon
.stratco what the Rio Grande Valley soil
m capable Of producing when given intclli-
gent cultivation and proper attention.
Mercedes Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
MIRACLES.
:

The gasoline engine. which made posi-
bic the flying machine and the automobile.
has arisen and come to perfection within
the lifetime uf men who arc -till EN- college.
VIII there be any other wonders equal to
this for the generation who are babies upv
to see! One day last month. I'm ~Iudianupo-
H., Il young man moved upon the earth at
the rate Of ninety miles au hour for sever
al hours. Barring an occasional stretch ot
\ few minutes on z few miles of railroad.
this j. the TASTES; motion 81 a human be-
Tng on the surface of THE earth. For time.
measured IN hours. this generalization i-
certainly true. Compared to what This mod
est Young American d.l. the chariot races
of Rome were the awkward playing WIT
babies. Ralph dc palma'~ official record
on the Mercedes ear wa~ 500 miles wv ~
hours and 33 minutes and ~ IL seconds.
the average speed being S9.S4 miles .a
hour. The minute mechanical perfection
that has been achieved Pa the automobile
makers during the past few years ivy -ue
gested BY the fact that only four years
ago, in 1911, the record was 7l.59 mile an
hour. In the race This year the tenth CAR
beat the fastest car VT 1911. Among these
ten ears. fix were American built. The
Young man who did this unprecedented
thing at indianapolis ~ Italian born. DEW
camb 10 America when he was six years
old. never drinks alcohol, never smoke.
and leads the life Of clean restraint which
makes h- nerves and muscles possible.
Compared 10 him. the TAT Ncros who u-.
To plug around the CoIiccum were pikcr~.
Golfers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
a SEA
From Fort Worth Record

ifNii INit worm A'fNff-l
Francis Tuohy KY an idol WI thr New
York docks. lie il nm ocean fireman. llc
survived the wreck NJ the Titanic. the
wreck Of the Empress Of Ireland and the
Lu~itauia horror. Now ~ ~ \ fireman ~
the White Star line on the Baltic. For
twelve wears hc was an enlisted man I'D the
United State Navy. Tanhv was with
Dewey on the Olympic al Manila bay when
her guns Numbered y declaration W. in-
dependence for the PHILIPPINES. llc was
one oi fhc crew NJ the Baltimore undrr Ad-
miral Schlev when She carried back tan
.hi> native Sweden the body ~ Ericsson, The
inventor of the Monitor. lie VI ~ Year,
old and has been a sea rover since Is. BE
fore he shipped n~ \ -tokrr on thr Baltic
he made the run on the Maurctania On the
Dardancilc~ with 1000 English soldier.
lie has survived the greatest ~ca disasters
w history. and now hi tricnd~ have dub
bed him "thc man who was born never
to be drowned" Perhaps w. but hc should
avoid takin. service or y mule ship flying
the British fac. German ,uhmarinc~ are
very active on the other -de and Tuohy'
Celtic nnnt wouli not save him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
OTHER PAPERS OPINIONS.
Cranks and Explosives.

The performance of Holt. 81 Muentcr.
attempted assassin and suicide, reveals
the urgent need of better supervision ov-
er sales of explosives. The New York pc
lice report that Holt purchased from Il
dealer III that city a gOod-slzcd stock OF
dynatimIe. fuses. Illuminating caps and
electrical explosive caps, which was de
liyered 10 HIM at Central Park, Long
Island. and that he received a shipment
Of 130 pounds OF dynamite ut SyoSScr,
Long Island. Some of this material re
mains %unacountcd for. Acting upon
hints given in one of his letters. wire
less warnings have been sent 10 pasSen-
ger liners III mid ocean to make search
for bombs or Internal machines, on the
chance that he planned and arranged
for their destruction also. In addition
il il announced that uneXploded bombs
have been found aboard several ships
cleared recently from New York.-Ncw
Orleans Times Picayune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
FavOrs a Bigger Navy.

Mr.. Daniels wants his new advisory
board a. concentrate their efforts upon
the development Of the submarine and the
a%croplane. He also wants them to help
getting more money from congress for
the navy. The submarine and the aeroplane
are going 70 play a part Of steadily in
creasing Importance in the naval wars of
the future. The American navy l. lamcn-
tahly deficient m aeroplanes. And the
needs more money. An expenditure
Of $3.50 100000 per annum j. not too small
for the United States to spend IN building
up a mighty naval bulwark. The British
naval budget for 1914-l5 amounted to
$3.50. 600 900. The American naval eSti-
mates for the Same period were Si47 .000.-
000. An increased expenditure Of 4 hun
bred million dollars for a few years would
make the American navy too formidable
for any power To risk a combat with it.
Galveston Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
THE OLE SMiMMIN' HOLE.

1t takes more than n summer to
make a swimmer Nwadays il takes
that ever lived.
100 MANY III never did us any
harm to 90 swimming. and Ne went IN
early and often and stayed TIL We got
good and ready to get out. for which we
praise the memory of the best father
ever lived.
III anything makes Us sick il ii e.
hear parents frowning YES, you can
hear 1t. il is SO mcan-at the pleas Of
the youngsters who want 20 90 barefoot
or 60 swimming. You would think hu-
man beings nowadays are too delicate to
handle. Unfortunately. the writer bows
are all girls. but. nevertheless. we see 10
il that they 90 swimmiL" ut every rea-
s1nable opportunity and whenever they
like.
Outside of the health the invaria-
bly, healtful-inllucnrc Fl swimming as
an exercise. the requirement Of that i'm
portant accomplishment is something
every good parent should encourage in
his children. Indeed. swimming ought To
he taught in our schools An part III the
d1mmon school course. The notion that
exposure. ar chilling. or something like
that is bad for Youngsters is all wrong.
Honestly. now. have YOU ever known Of
an authentic instance Of swimming hurt
ing the health If Il boy or girl? We hav-
en't. And we believe and advise that
boys and girls uf all ages should 20
swimming at any time whatever. with
no exceptions. the only condition being
that the hoy or girl desires to 60.
This Did -time feeling that YOU must
shake your head and frown when the
Youngsters apply for i swimming priv
ileee Is part and parcel of the equally
obsolete notion that open air WAS \
dangerous thing for Young people TO in
hale.
To the Young people who have not vet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
a Pleased VjSit0r.

Judge :. VI. Elwood, Of Sac City, H.
wa. was here this week in the interest of
= syndicate that is figuring Oh buying
the Rio Grande Sugar Plantation near
Mc.Aiicn- lie was highly pleased with
our town. which he said was one of the
best he had visited. lie said also that
the climate surprised him. a. he cx-
pcctcd TO find il extremely hot. but on
the contrary he found ii very pleasant Is
p~ccially the nights which were delight
iul and he enjoyed every minute Of his
stay here. lie left for home Yesterday
afternoon. but before going he paid the
Monitor office a short call.-McAllen
Monitor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
ANNA HOWARD SIIAW'S PLEA.

Taxation without representation is
tyranny" declared the American colo
mes Of Great Britain. and they forth
with rose up and shook off the yoke
of the mother country which refused
them representation. while at the same
time enriching herself at the expense
Of the %colonistS. The same principle
underlies the argluuant of Dr. Anna
Howard Shaw, when she refuses 10 pay
taxes on her automobile IN New York
State. because She IL mot permitted AZ
vote IN the state which proposes - col
lcct a tax on her machine. The ar
gument IS one OF The strongest IN all
the pleas for woman suffrage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
Locate One i'm Texas.

The secretary Of war has decided to
permit army officers to resign Tor the pur-
pose 81 accepting positions with contrac-
tors who intend building war munition
plants This action was prompted BY a
realization that the country should have
2 greater number ot such plants prepared
to supply munitions IN the event of war.
In this connection, ii l. well 10 consider
the project Of having some of these plant,
located IN the west and in Texas. We
should not keep All Of our eggs in one bas-
ket, that j. in the eastern part Of the Unit
"a StateS.-Tcmplc Telegram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19

Lee !. Roundtree, of the Georgetown
Commercial, J. now president Of the Natl
onal Editorial Association. In c%lecting
Colonel ~Roundtree, the organization hon
orcd Texas and itself. No man available
could have reflected "a cleaner. soundcr,
trucr spirit ot journalistic endeayor. In
every profession, tradition counts. In the
held oi journalism. where the pace j. swift
and the temptation keen, tradition counts
most ot all; for It points the way.-Corpus
Christi Caller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
HEALYH TALKS
(BY WILLIAM BRADY. NJ. d.

learned to swim. let uS recommend ttf
crawl stroke. with the head for the most
part. in the water. This il the easiest
and most natural swimming position.
and once Won have acquired the tri.k ot
breathing between strokes. 50 10 SIP Ak.
and learned that there IL nothing tO fear
from ducking YOUR face. YOU will soon
be- Il fast and powerful SWimmrr-a
thing almost Impossible fer The old
fashioned breast str kc swimmer.
Sour Taste in Mouth.
| have Il very sour taste in my mn tn
when | wake up every morning. and Ia
often awakcns me al night writes N. IA
Is there any cause for il?
REPLN-If there i 10 nasal catarrh
no disease of the nasal %SinuScS. no bad
teeth "a diseased gums. or infected ton
sis. possibly Won have insufficient
kidney function, or high blool pressure.
That would mean a careful physical cX-
animation.
0IeomargiriRe is 0. K.
| would like to have an expression
from You regarding the use of oloomar
garine. writes Mrs. Il. II. W. ~ III good
for cooking purposes and for table uSt?
The writer has been advised to use ii aS
4 substitute for butter.
EEPLI-lt j. IN every way W. whole
some and furnishing aS butter Most MI
uS have enioycd ID many y time when wv
imagined we were eating \ No. | butter.
Grandma and Worms Again.
An elderly ncighbor Of Ours insists
that n child can't he healthy unless 1T
does have worms. Can you cnlighten me
II seems absurd that there should w.
live worms in our bodies.
REPLY-Ab0nt once ~ y hundred
times when q child is accused of having
worms he really has them. whether nr
net they are the cause Of his DIGESTIVE
disturbance Bat granny ~ dcliriouS
when she assumes that parasites are
healthfnl and indispensable IN children
or adults.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-19
Gulf Coast Transfers Made.

Galveston, Tex, July l6.-Captaiu
George II. Mckenzie. keeper IA the Galye
coast guard station for the past four
teen months, has been assigned ~ news
duty n the Santa Rosa station ~ peu-a-
cola, Fla, and will begin biz work there .m-
mediately. Captain Berger Hoist has been
NE the Pensacola station for the past
twentv-nine wears. and viii succeed Cap
tain Mckenzie as the keeper Of the l1e
station.