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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
Destruction OF Forts Established.
Ev n N..nrintrh Press.

Par-. March IA Iava- dl-ptrh
from Athens asserts that N NJ now an ,-
tahl-hrd fact that thr forts at thr Dlriu-
nellc- are destroyed and the fort mo Kild
Blhr ar seriously damaged
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
ROBBERS SECURE $4,000
MAIL ORDER MONEY

Chicago. llI. March 2s-il.ht ma -ked
ruhnrr TODAY bound thr vaichmau ot
fah-uu Brother mail order house and
-tolc 1000 cash.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
Turks Are Still in Egypt.

Cairo. Egypt March 27.-Thc tact that
ihr Turk urr -iill NJ Egypt arr h"vn hy
ihc official statement here to-day thar ou
March - British -kirmi-hrd with Turk
In thc desert near ku-ri. losing three men
killed and sixteen wounded. The Turk
lr-t fifty killed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
3 GERMAN SHIPS
SUNK IN BALTIC;
CAUSE UNKNOWN

stockholm. sweden. March 3T-Thrce
German merchantmen ARE reported w have
hccu sunk ~ thr Baltic. Al were laden
with IRON Ore The cause Ny unknown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
Railrnad Kananements 10 SEPARATE

san Francisco March ~ II was
announced TO-DAY that the management
WI thr Denver a Rio Grandr Railroad
Company and the Western Pacific Rail
way Company would be separated April
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
BATTlESHIP C0llIDES
WITH SINKS BARGE
LRv n .nrIntrd Prr-..l

Philadelphia, Pa, March 21-Thc urv
hatilc-hIr Mnrrn" ia-t night rnIidrd with
and sank " barge WV thr Delaware river
The haillo-hip ram ashore remaining fast
all night. TINT ilualrd thi- morning uud
proceeded ~ sea-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
German MOn0planeS Throw Bombs

Pam. March 3f-tirrmln monoplane~
thrrw iy humh- nu UunklrE and one wv
talui~ today. Neither town wa- damaged
nt thr hnmh-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
Conflicts At 2 Points Apparently
DeveIopedFoI|o gInitiaIAttack
TRANSPORT ORXACA ON COAST BRINGS
CARRANzA reinforcement, REPORT

Greater than the bt that alu4 place tlc cntuii"t breast
IN Ma NV " d,clIrr Ia-
point Brownsville h G.htme Y
Indicate troop, NHuuoru under General
Vac the
uttomro ot N, pres CON ilu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
INTEGRITY.

There could be NO friendship with
out confidence and nu confidence
without integrity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
HONEY

lie l. very bsd manar,f 81 honey
who leaves nothing h" hrk on hi
fingers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
Local Weather Obseryatlons.

The following local weather oh wv
vatIou-, covering the - hour period
ending M ] n. ~. to-day. are furnished
hy the United State, weather bureau
station. Brownsville:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
ITALY TAXES EVERY MEASURE
IN PREPARATION FOR THE WAR

Rome. March IT Every measure
po--lbIc has been taken "a The Italian
government preparatory Nh beginning
ho-tltic- hy ltaly WV thr side ~ the
allie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27

rir rim of ihr machiuc gun bc heard The
Curlunri-ta arfirlIN S behind thr pres
en- firing lime while thc Nilljstas artil-
le has not yrt rcuchrd the battle
-ruuui.
Little Firing by Machine Guns.
At $50 two hours after the battle
started. thorc was sharp rally and thr
machine gums which had heretofore been
silent uprnrd 49, \ut more than Sin
glr round was fired however. lp to
this time thr irnu hHd been sharp and
continuous with only an occasional rN
ifa heavy Iirng shortly after l1n n
tarrdnza train steamed ont ~ within y
few i.ri of lhr firing line This train
hiuught IrW r.Iuiurrcmrrts hu ts
principal duty was 20 carry thc wound
cd tn ihr Matlmpros hospitals fpr treat
Wrut The train made several jf.p,.
ihr number of kiilrd and wounded II
believed tu hr very large. uu account uf
tI,r lart That thr fighting i> taking place
u ihr Open with only tree here and
there tor protection The Illi-las are
carrying their wounded to thr banks ol
thr kio Grundn amt aro given medical
attention.
Troops Hear Good News.
IhD NIiista troops received >nur
Eoud news hrlor. they broke camp this
morning aud started uu Jhrr Journey
determined iu Wm. The commanding
officer. received t,Ir.ram- ihai General
Angeles had taken Victoria ait,ra stub
born Battle aud that GcurmI Villa Was
m Monterrey making ready .ur iur af-
tack GA TauPiro. IT, expected 90 hear
that hi> troops had trwuphrd in ihr
Natamuru, battle
nm sure arr ihr NiIli,ias that they will
win thr battle Ht litdIuuius that th.
officer in charge ordered y large guam
tiy ~ prov isIon. tr hr sent ~ Browns
VILE where II could hr more easily
crossed.
The United States Soldiers Active
Just as soon as the firm. began Colo
uyi Iilock>nm. commanding officer at
Fort Brown. gave riders io hls suhordiu-
atrS. and iu short time 0utpu>t> had
been established ani thr soldiers Wrrr
on eiari 10 ihr international bridge
and detailed to scout dufy. Iu thr early
morning Lieutenant Critjruhcrrrr WAS
u command ai thr bridge People who
Had wv business on ihr bridge nr beyond
thc ouipo>tN were not permitted 20 pass
Thn>n that were supplied with passes
from thy commanding officer were
warmed that thyy PASSED thc lime ai
their own risk.
Few Bullets Crossed To This Side.
lu uth carly morning tolIrrtnr 0f tu>-
iomS Frank Rabb visited thc camping
ground or thr Niili>ias on this Side and
mI.jr request to One uf thr commanding
officers that they exercise care ln shoot
ing uud that ihr battle hr conducted iu
manner W that there would bc uu ra~-
ualtir> on TINS side The officer stated
tla hr would give direction, to br cares
fu.
WOuntcG Men Are Brought Over.
Three mrn wounded m ihc early part of
fhr h.htm. were brought nv brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27
TEXAS AUTO SALES SUPPLY CO.

II. FERNANDEZ
Best Equipped Shop In the Southwest
Autogenous Welding, Iron, Bronze and
Aluminium Castings.
Complicated Work a Specially.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-27

riI RIM ot tho machine gun bc heard tn
'arfunci-ta ariIcIrN 4, behind thr pres
rni firing lime while thr Nillistas artil
llt has not yct 'rrachrd the hattl
-ruIuI
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-04-02
investigate Farm Produc-
! sion cost.

Investigations made by the
|college Of Agriculture Of the
University Of Missouri show tina,
on fourteen farms the average
cost of keeping d work horse 4
year was $S8.2S. This cost was
divided as follows: i: feed, TIA Der
cent; labor, s10.7 per cent; mis-
celiansous, lib per cent.
Il WAS found that the average
cost . day for horse labor was 1 o
cents, This costvaries with dif-
terentmonths, being So cents in
May. and l5.e cents In February.
The following table gives The
hours Of labor required to pro-
ducs an acre Of various drops:
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-04-02
~ Teach Agriculture All
y, Summer Session.

Ihs lArgest number of course
lin asfichlturs ever eiven befor'
II ths Summer Session at III,
1 Univsfsity of Missouri Al colum,
bia Jpne 10 VI August 8, will b.
oifsrsd this yssr, according 10 j
/ IIps Ell|if. director of the work.
addition u the rspula,
work Uttered, !, said Mr.. Eliff. xe
shall sksr sdvanced work Ia AMI.
nal htsbandry, and courses il,
idsirE busbandry, entomology,
farm props horticulture, soils
|and p6hltry husbandry, Ali d.
|partp nts 81 me College 81 AZ
ricuitnrs will BE- rsprsssnt ted. In
|ths courses ii agronomy il is
|planns 4 % give studsnts ! prac
teal kp0wlsdgs Of the hand dlings
oi Miseburi soilss their kinds and
distribution and the princip
nnderly ly!ngtheir psrmlnent main.
tenanct Iand productiveness. /,
a tpdel playground, fully
sqaippsd, for grade and high
school pppils win De maintained
The University Elementary
sdhoe! ] I school Of experiment
and 6Asrvation for teachers wilIlI
" opsf from June IA to July ie.
childfsnlof parents attending the
sa'nmsF Session may attend this
Icheoi. I,
Tha;yariety Of work we shall
fer A,'d she ability of the teach
r. snployed viii not b. squaled !
y shy spmmer session given In :
Aiunsripa' said Mr.. ElIiff. The /
''aenne nerraent Of courses given Z
! ths Summer Session has justl y
cen ppblished.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-04-02

The time q rapidly approach,
! Hing when il will be Of utmost ad
J vansags to The State of Nilsson,
) g BE- IN possession Of complet
! information regarding an of til
J water resources within its Dor
ders. The interests Of publ
health demand that these prob
-llems BE- solved intelligsntly iii,
effectively under state advics ant
control"
This statement was made B,
Ia. j. Rodhouse, associate BRO.
fsssor Of Hydraulic Ensine eerine
in the University of Missouri 4
Columbia. Mr.. Roahouse has
Just completed . bulletin on "a
Preliminary study Relating to
the water resources Of Missouri" !"
Pure water. and plenty Of 1t,
10 every home and factory il
Whist We need, z said Nh. Rod
mouse. Eventually tho people Of
Missouri must find out the sour.
ces from which vastly larger
amounts Of pure water can be
obtained, and we will have 10 OBJ.
serve better methods for the pre-
yention Of the pollutionof strsams.
the source from which most Of
our water supply must oome. Wei
are now behind many other states
ln the matter Of proper regulation
and control Of our water supply. Z"
Mr. Rodhouse believes that the
Ozark region offers many oppor-
unisies for power Development.
te also says the natural springs|
q this region are the best in the
'nsire Missouri and Mississippi|
alleys.
I'm the northern part Of the
sate there are two problems, v
aid Mr.. Rodhouse, "the surface
Iatss suPplies, and ,ths dsainsxs
I the low lands along tho rivers
nd food protection. The riyersl /,
fnorth Missouri have not sum. !
ent fall for the development Of :
ater power as an economic prop
'ition, the land which would be i
'yersd with water II dams we're :
instructed being OF more use !
: agricultural than for power i
lrposes.'' s 4
10 order 70 obtain sufficient in I
rmation regarding the special :
Of any stream it !.
necessary 70 observe its daily =
'ctuations over q period Of come !,
p or ten years, IT is for this q
ason that complete Information \
sarding the water resources Of =
ssouri will not be- ready for 4
me time, The Engineering 4
Station now has gage ls
aders employed IN several dif- :.
'ent parts OF the state. The = =
'ord Of observstions made by b
'se men is being kept at the q
Iiversity Of Missouri. =
The bulletin which has been m,
'parsd BY Mr.. Rodhouse hes n
y . large map ofthe complete II n
image areas Of the principal vo
ers Of the state. The bulletin I
y BE- obtained from the Enei- - =,
ring Expsritnsnt Station. Uni 20
city Of Missouri, Columbia. ho
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-04-02

= oSiSt0u oL coming 2-year
! Iolds' and horsemeA pronounce
! them ~ fancy - any sysr sol,
] M Missouri.
Thoughat has been charge
Ilthat he is in league with the dsn
fists, : Louisians cafe propristoI
lputs . hall dollar 10 one 81 hi,
pies each day. 50 Tar the luck,
lpatrops hsts knsn p.lpuls u Y
md the coins hsfore bssxkina
their teeth On them.
1 W. still contsnd thai women
are bsstsr than men In politios 81
anything elae, asserts u Al.
Dodge "a ths Milan Standard.
noting that III Piks oounty. ken
ltucky. liza men and oaly Two
hundred women had been indited
for selling their votss,
Blufftcn, now Cam den. was ths
first county sent of Ray county,
- well as the first town Within
the limits Of TIE free Stats al
Ray In ths old river days NJ
was one oi the STATES noet sid-
sly known chipping points and
Camden, Missoufi, Tobacso. NJ
which grew in excellent qusIilyl
on the surrounding hills, was
known in almcst every tobacco
tof the United States.
Friends OF Ray Braoksn ofl
Garden City are Anxiously await. /
ING the ouscome q shsir praotiaail
Ioke and have adoplsd .'Nsvsrl
.gain" as i motto aad rule ofI'
conduct g to joking. The prsnk-
tiers pat gunpowdsr il Rfacken's
obscco and he mas loose the
aght Of one eye g ! rssult oflI
ighting q pine filied vim Ia |.
dixtdFs Ths ssjoke'' VII notlN
> funny a. the jokers frs.
hought. (
News /, n. M. I
usiness 4 sosrns - ~ ~ u'u.s 70
b,nmsnts 49, ..vs : 'a,s wesk q
" wa.,- y MI s,.. Ma1s ~ 'aas q y
,ules. ~ + F,sss ~. ,oo nv'sss ana "a
o,s.s u. .h;s's ~ cars q n
tavs NM NJ sh,.s y.aIsrea y N1wpor' ~
,,csse s... .,rs ,p'as1s Oslns 'ne
-, ~. ..'.;, ~ - one dsy o
M, 4 ,., 4. I. Dur.ng tne %
q ~ !. y. x e .a'sss' sn,pmsnt e
q Z, .s'',.. : ons osy, w -wsnty N
y, ~ 80. ~. 4. vsre 4. sn'ppeo e
onssOa .ss1 hs.s {, sl'uay' s Two ht
IiOped the lat I, oish;. ,b.s' .s.' wn. % d
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-04-02

~ sts M DS-~tN ~ - tvtb8oSou ptuu
Il town with . population of 1s5 ii
has an electric light plant. So
!, eral citizens there dubbed toee
\, her sc dsirsy ~ sxpsnses u |,
stalling ths plant. The power
supplied by . gasoline sngil
and storage batteries afford
J continuous service.
The Buffalo Record chronicI.
4, that the "sinkhols on the Maj
2 shall farm" has increased ii I'D
: until i i now fifty feet in diam
eter. Owing toths caving wall
no one has ventursd closer tha
ten fest from the brim, but stone
thrown from this distance can b
teard 70 splash ia water far be
low.
Harry Conway, who had serve,
two terms ii the Missousi peni.
tentiary for burglary. was ia.
stantly killed At Springfield Sat.
urdsy evening when he was shol
BY Irwin Rowe, formerly Of Jop.
lin. Rowe wss married to Con-
ways divorced wife when Con.
way was committed to prison in
1918. M
AT Tho recent fupsralo of Paul
Van Tuyl Of st. Louis il was com.
putsd that be belofgsd to no less
than thirty two orgsnizatio Of
various sorts, some Of them see.
ret societies and others political
and social clubs. He had been
a Joiner" fer twenty odd yeass.|
His iiAiios.ns wsts vAlusd at|
"a 600.
After enjoying electric lights
for several months Laredo has
again begun buying kerosene
and cleaning lamp chimnsys.
The change swas made when Sher-
iff John Brooks Of Gruudy coun-
" ran an attachment on the en-
gine. AZ the engine was not
made 70 stand such . strain the
light plant was closed.
A Methodist church which vas
built in 1859 was torn down in
Hannibal the other day, and the
in the copper box that
had been buried in the corner, II
'tons 81 these years were found 1
'uined and illegibls. Several ]
copper and silver coins were In
ho box. but, 70 the surprise Of
'verybody, there were 20 pants
'uttons. Il
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-04-02
'ROU UND Alb UTsTH = STATE.
Gleaned from Exchanges Made blythe shears.
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Oriri-
nal. Some Credited, and Some stolen.
but Nearly Ail interesting Reading

NY
sssssspsSssss,sssss,sss ssss
Missouri sells each year abo'
800 million dollars worth Of sul
plus products.
MarshAll folks ars getting IN
dsr vaysa pscjset IVA b6ild ! s2,
800 swimming pool.
Thrss hundred thousand dol
AAre worth bl1ckbssries are ship
pea catof Missouri annually.
Bcauss she called him 4 thiei
i 0ardsh City man has susd hi
sister fcs slo poQ, alleging slan
der. sS
AZ ~ evidences 81 the growth
.of Webb City i y noted that Ii,
Wsbb CITY Register says thetowr
seeds J new esmstsry
Two Andrew county men wers
ID fssotsbly Impressed with 4
Nodawsy county farm that they
psia sta ,oc7 iof ! 4o-sce tract.
Mrs Helen Hart, of St. Louis,
who is past 10 md the mother Of
Ave grown children. has enrolled
Az \ pupil II the Yeasman high
school.
Millions ol army worms in win
tsrquartsrs were busted by q
Vernon county farmer the other
,dsy wb4n hs rsnoved IN old
strawstAek.
NOV come Thy fruit crop props
hsis and snnollnee ttl,t owing to |
sxtendsd winter che Iawberriss
will be from iiftesn to twenty
sdays lHls this spfllaE4 I
Sedalia physicians estimate
that there are In that city more
than five hundred ersof heroin, |
y il -. d. 4.
cocaine, morphine and other
habit forming drugs.
TO those who contend that the
world is growing more civilized, I
attention q called to the Moore
Savage wedding. which was
solsmnizsd nesr Harrisonvills re-.
Gently.
An aggregate abstract Of the
wealth ci Sullivan county shows
S4, 1926, ,904 worth of real estate
and e2,16S, ,1o4 worth Of personal
property~s total Of se.pse, ,oes of
taxable wealth. r
West Plains did not smoke up
fast enough to assure tho pros. I
perity Of ! cigar factory there
snd the proprietor has looked the
shop and returned to Chicago
where he'will cast about for 4
new location. 9
Clay county wac organized On !
January 2, 1922, Liberty became I
ts seat Of justice, and the first \
erm Of it's circuit court was there !.
leld late in that year, with David y
Todd, Of Howard county. y thsir Z
lrst circuit judge.
i 4 getting % these days J j,
nan u not safe even il jail. At
efferson City recently ! PRISONER 4,
'as allowed % retain q 80 whsn Z,
'cled Up for the night and no y y
ooneF did he faII asleep thsn q y
orneons robbed him. 4.
Noting thek two lnnr texnn i.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-04-02

Ins doIIsF cost Of producing
some farm crops was found 10 be
as follows:
Corn 1882 Clovsr 4 a IN
Oats 1887 Cownsas / 4 e0 n
Wheat 1890 Sovbsans1S 4 ss fIs
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-04-02

3 preaohsr- lawyer 3 ! BENTON
county personaet There ths
Rev 7. " Alton divides .lis TIN :
abc1t ''iiflys sliiis bet~ssn sAv !.
l1ng I souls and solvine Tee +, prob-
lens. He ia pastor of lhe Meth
otlist church Il cs'ls caa.1 ana
aiso pfoesn'sline xttorneyI nv ths
c!7u0ty = Ho onoe was pa s'or 1t
lhs Maple Avenue Church IL Ia-
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
WNWM MA

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n. ~ 1assssl- Dns :Sss ~ tsststj
49, = - ssasss - . osse sajsr.
~ sssestea fssa no. Dstss = vtss.
- spsepsie Asss - b ntss.
49, ADa11aiee, - Vslas Wsse >as1s-
~ ApsssiAS4 ssU.ssstsAs - ~ -.
qgtan. ~ sss>snss hsee0he - = Z
nalAsa AeOss ~ ~ ssasaial 1asA.
iGsA ~ o.sis ~ sAs 0sPAssA ssshss-
- ~ saaisiag - svss1ses = =.
tso1naso Yssos1assa ~ sssaia4S -
tssoaiansae ~ '1ssasvss."
In saaitisa - IL sst3seAet3sa q
pasesiAg tAsis ssssts 70 ths sxtsst u
WANING many eoaSainents, IL esa-
1ittes hevisg the a2air in charge are
AaPPy IN tie thought that owing h
H. popularity Of the aAair and IN
ssassSssnt large attendance, ths IL
sa.eial rstsrss exceeded their sxPseta-
tieas. .,.,-f.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
ON UD 0u1lGr

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
asx 0oannA1o - - g..es.
50. .z-...,..0A1 Ao1DD 1aA1Ra

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
s8 vov ssauD aEns,

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has = city .pslit;es. ~ Dsossrsss
~ sl ~ tins ~ assegAsias vses
SsA sssaol very nssA i.SitsstSl -
svsiAi.g ths sxpssss II . psinssy ~.
tiss agpassstly have ~ tAsiT isses-
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a ~ psosesstis vacancy eAooittss
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