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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

fir bic &onturren5 UNI bic @in5el=
preife unb bic @tdotepreiie iino 3ablz
rei9e, @e1angpereine aus allen Setlen
bes 2anbes angemelbet uno mon fiebt
benz @reignts oes preisi ingens algez
mei11 nit grobem Snterehe entgegen.
M1s preisrt9ter perben bic 9erren
2ouis Gbrgott BON Cincinnati, Sobn
2uno bon Buffalo, Dapib Melamet
BON Baltimore, Mrtbur Maes bon
Metp gort unb prDfefor 9oratto parz
ter bon ser gale uniperfttdt fungieren.
Mit Dem %biesjGbrigen @dngerfeft
mirb Maior Carl 2enB BON Neparf,
q. s., fem Is. 9ienfjabr als prdfiz
6ent bes Morb0ftlthen Sdngerbunbes
antreten.
Mn Der Spite bes Muiifausf@ufes
bes Cords tlifen @dngerbunbes itebt
!9err Mugu{t s. Siemann, Ser ii4 on
benz tpmmenoen Jeite in berporrage1z
Der @eife beteiligen miro. Der Set
btrtgent 1T 6err Carl 5ique, Der fdon
felt 1904 als 8erbanosotrigent an Der
@pibe Der @%ereinigten @dnser BON
8roDtlpn febt. Sbm our @tite ftebt
Dr. Gelir Sager. Der langiahrise
@bormeiiter bes @iniamsburqer @du>
gerbunoes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
&riegsgefaugene
@tnben6mrss s%eualtige Griplge berslt+
den nit Ser ~@erganaenbeit.

Ser groBe grfolg, ben 1in0en=
burg BEL 1einem gruBen Siege in Ser
Winteri@ta@t in M1aiuren errunsen
bat, ubertrtfft alle btsher bagemeiez
men 53ablen. Sn friberen artegen baz
ben 5nar niht 10 grobe 9eere einan=
Der gegeniber geitanoen, nte beute,
aber in Sen ein5elnen @4la@ten iino
op9 19pn oft ni4t biel gertngere
5ruppenmafen 5uiammen geraten,
pie in Ser leBten @4la4t in Mafuz
rem. @s liegt alio ni@t an Der gro
BEN Mn5abl BON Meni@en, bic beute
etnanber g%egenuberi te9en, 1onbern es
1T cine be1pnbere @igentum!i4tett
oes groBen 5eloberrn, baB er our@
ieine @infrei1ung 10 getpaltige Srupz
penmaKen gefangen ne9men tann,
@inbenburg fat ft4 in ieinem obeu
e%rpdbnten @iege ielbft u6ertroffen,
oenr bic 3abl Der @efangenen lberz
trtfft bic Mn5abl oerer tn Der
@9laht BEL 3annenberg I'm iber
10000 Mann.
Mun mub man be0enfen, oaB es
ii@ bierbei I'M offene Jelbi@la@ten
banbelt. Sci Der @roberung BON Sc
i~tungen perben groBe 5ruppenmahen
%gefangen genommeu, oa nit Dem Sal
Der 5eitung Die gan5e 8eiaBung iia
gefangen geben NUT. so iino BET Der
@roberung Ser 5e1tunq Maubeuse
100000 Mann gefangen. genommen
porben. Sci etnem Ser groBten trte<
geri19en @rfplge auer 3etten, Der
&ap%itulation BON @eoan, itno 49,
900 Mann &riesssefangene gepcrz
Sen, aliO beinabe eine ahnlihe groBe
3abl, pie in Ser @@la@t BEL 5anz
nenberg. Mber audi bier 1anoelte es
1i@ UNI bic &apitulation elmer IN Ell
ner Jeituns eingsl4lo1enen 4rmee'
Die 3ablen Der @efangenen, Die IN
offenen 5eloi4la@ten gemo4t murz
ben, bleiben 0agegen BET mettem bin
Ter ben .3ablen, nit benen 9tnoenz
burg aufmarten tann, 5urlid. @elb1t
pe1111 man Die beo%eutenoten @4la@=
ten %beranaie4t. Sic onn ser ar0Bten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

8ebeutung tut oen yerlaut etnes
san5en &rieses tparen, tommt man
ni9t gu Gbnli4en @rgebnihen. 90
muroen 3. 9. in Der @4la4t Bel
2eip5ig, ND Mapoleon iiber faf 20O.z
600 Mann oerfigte, muir $4,000 Sc:
fangene gemu@t. Sn Der @4la9t bel
Waterloo, gemiB eine @@la4t pon
groBer 8ebeutung, purben logar nur
5000 @efangene sema4t, Die Napnz
leon %perlor, troBoem bort au@ febr
betrd9tlt@e Mai1en ii4 gegeniiberz
{tanoen. @nbli@ lei NOD bic @4la@t
BEL @eban %ertpdbnt, sic 1 Sag pDr
Der &apitulation BON @eoan itatt<
fano. s n oieier @@la@t muroen BON
ben oenti&. Sruppen 81 ,ooo5ran5oi.
gefanger1 genommen. Ser @e1amtner>
luit Der T%ran5Ofen in ser @@ladt
unb BEL Der R%apitulation betrug
bemgemdB bier BEL Seoan 100000
mann an @efangsnsn. Mon tan1
alio iagen, baB Die Mn3abl Der Sc
fangenen in Der offenen Mtnterz
i@la4t berienigen BON @eoan ungez
fGbr glei9tommt. S@on bteie Satz
Ia@e 3eigt bic groBe 8eoeutung Der
iinqiten Winteri41adt in Maiurer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Sm, 9aoibiOu.

Inter oen Muipi5ien Ser &ameel-
Aoge miro am madh]iiten Samitag-
u1ro Somntag, SEN Is. uno 16. Meai,
@arpep .. 0rr's groBe mulitalii4e
@om0oie .Ibe Weiuion Collar Dol"
inn lapioion Ibeater our Muffub-
rung gelangen. Gtes lit cine Der
belt b%efaunter uro meiit beiprof)enen
mrlifolildyen 2ultipiele oes Cages,
uuo mo- INNER sic bemabrte Srl1ppe
auftrat, erntete lie u%ngetbeilten Bet
fan. 9ieielbe fiibrt tire eigenen
S5enerien neblt ipe5iel elettrt1den
gffeftem NIT lih. IS lit oteie &omo-
sic ei,1e ser be ten, melde Ste 5bea=
t~erlibebaber in ct. CLOUD 5u ieben
befommen. @erfauf beginnt 5rettag=
morgen IN Molitors Mpotbefe. Hrei-
lie 25, SO, IS Gts. unD $1.OO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Das 5dngerfef.
90 berfprttbt einen a~lan5enSen Or
fula beutid5eu Gtrebeu9.


Das "a. Nationalz@ dngerfeit oes
Norb0itlihen @dngerbunoes ptrb am
%. M}ai oieies Sabres in Der Maffenz
bale bes Ii. Mili3regiments in
8rootlpn feinen Mnfang ne9men uno
am 2. SUM- nit einem @ommerfeit
I'm @ppreB 9in parf ieinen Mbi4luB
erreiden. Sic bur4 ben arieg perz
urfo@ten 0tonomifden unb anoerpetz
tigen St0rurgen haben es nidt nerz
mo@t, bic pldne fir oas grobe mo-
tionale @ert. auf beHen 3uitanoetomz
men bic beutf4en @Gnger beg 2an0es
felt 5pei Sabren bingearbeitet batten,
tpeientli9 unginitig gu beeinflunen
uno es berri4t tetn 3meifel on hem
groBen tiinftlerii4en uno ~io5talen srz
folg 6es 5eites.
9os 9auptereignis bes @dngerfez
ftes mirb, mie in friberen Sabren bas
pr%eis1ingen bilben unb 3par, in err
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
SRI. Billie 8urfe in ueSerrp."

Sen &ur0en Des 0aDtolon Sbea=
tiers miro oiele @obe 5reitagabeno
ein- ]eltener @enuB geboter1, tpenn
SRI. 9iuie 8urfe IN oem lhonen
@tid uSerrp" auftreten miro> Ser
odermarts, MO lie lire Sbauipteler-
funit %erprobte, reihli6er 8eifaa ge=
sout muroe. Ser &iinltlerin miro
l1odygeagt oaB lie geraoe in oieI tent
Gtiif tire &oue 5u elmer pabren
@lau5roae 5u MAIDEN peritebt. Mem
irgerrb cine gibnenperion, 10 lit lie
es iiherlid mertb, geleben 5u meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Cute @eIegenbeit.

Cine inn @eidbilo ser 5taot Wel-
role gelegene, 40 Mder Gorm, unter
&ultur, @obnbaus nit Dolem gaies
ment uno 10 3tmmern, eleftrti4e 8e,
leuhh1ng unb @%iiterne, unter glnlti-
gen geoingungen gu fmufen. Nabe-
res gu erfragen BET Intun 2mdemeger,
MeIrple. Minn. 24-bo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Gin %Spfermiaiser.

8ir balten DurebI 8ir liuo bereit,
Sur's 9aterlanD gu ieoer 3ett
gu bringen ale Spfer tptltg,
9as lit nid)t mebr, lpte redt un1 btnt9
Gu lprab ETH 8ebner melteutriidt,
sn Spfertpiuigfeit ent5iidt. -
9ob an0ern Worgens gang gefnidt
Ct auf ietn critics Sriibltiid blidt:
Sc gab-Oas traf i'm furbtbar i9tper-
Sebt feine friihen Br0then mehrl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Uier@(ee.
Grad elmer tpabreu 8egebeubett.)

(Nah elmer ,uabreu 8~egebeubett)
SIM Jeuer Der @ranaten,
9ur@ Rau9 unb pulneroampf,
3ieb'n preubifde @oloaten
6eran gum blufgen Rdmpf.
Die Teloer iteb'n IN boiler prd4t,
Wos fummerts ie in beiBer @4la@t.
sic miFen portpdrts 3ieb'n!
Dp4 bon ben @renaoteren
Bemertt ein junger 9elo,
DIS fe Nun aufmari4ieren,
SIM Rlee befdten Jelo
M1it {dne1em 8lid Elm 8terblatt fffebfn
rnb neigt 1i@, als ct es geieb'n,
Sn @ile es 3u pfliiden.
Gold 81att bringt alertpegen,
Wie feline SHUTTER ipra4
Sem 5i1ber Slid uno @egen,
Drum greift er raid oanad,
unb iber i'm NIT f4ri1em @4aa
@uuit Der Ranone gifenban
SIN ielben Mugenbl1de.
9dt' aufre4t er geitanben,
Sraf i'm Der iidere 500,
@te i'm 10 piele fanoen,
Bon Geinben rings beorobt.
Do4 neil er eben ii6 gebiidt
Woro er MIN Der @efabr entridt.
Oos Blott bat ibn g%erettet.
limb aIs bic @dladt geenbet,
6at er's Dem 8rief pertrout,
Den CT our 6eimat Ienbet
On feline liebe 8raut,
Die iebt, 10 oft lie es erblidt
Gin Dantgebet gum 9immel fdtdt
unb treu bas 8latt bebutet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Be;ublt feline

;3mei ooer orei &ommilIionen. Gie
;3eit gum grforiden lit, bepor SIR
fuuft. 8erablaumt nidt, bieie 5u er'
forlden. Nusge5eidnete seftion,
entbalteno $40 Slider, 5mei Meilen
bonn Comm, 12O Mder unter Bflug,
elm 8ierteI einge5dumt nit oreifa9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
6aaelluetter.

Betrei0e lit tbeuer uno 9%agelper=
iiherung fol tet Bios 3 Ero5ent. ger=
iihert in elmer 5u%perldiligen 8eleQ=
idaft BEL 6ubert 6anien, Mgent, ct.
GIpl1D. Miun. 26=bu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

Marten fdufli6 gu $500 Ser older
%ertporben. Sic @alierf1a9e lit im=
mer nod itarf I'M 3unebmer, gelpetlt
POM artelilden 8runnen. gS muir
SEN ifon mebrere 8oote auf oem
See INT Ibatigfeit geiebt, oarunter
Elm Motorboot bon 8. Slaaf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

Die bier5ebntdgige @@la@t bon
Mufben foi tete auf betoen @eiter
peniger Spfer, als bic tur5e @@ra@
pon Mars Ia Sour.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

.]{rieg6poeien|

9arr aus.
0pu 9r. Saline Meper.
6arr aus mein BOLT IN i4uerer
@tunbe
9arr aus nit eiierner @ebulo!
Gs mirb perrarben beine @unbe!
SIS miro gefubnt Der Getnbe S4ulo!
9arr aus mein BOLT in ebler 5tGrte
limb 5eige oeines @eiens araft!
Denn beilig iinb Ole boben Werte,
Die grobe, bebre 3ett gei4afft.
6arr aus mein BOLT unb pirf CUR
5eite,
Mas bang bon enger Gorge ipri@t,
unb mappne 6t9 in bieiem @treite
M1it fel1enfefter 3uperi4t.
6arr aus mein 0plf i'm @eltenbranbe,
Ser bid g%eldutert bat nit Slut.
Ct fdieb oas @9te bon benz 5anbe
limb bob bos Solo, bag tief gerubt.
9orr aug mein @olt! 2aB nidt &c,
fdbroen,
Mas bu errangit an tnner'm Mert!
. lobt uns @onntagsmeni4en uers
ben,
SIM 9enten rein, unb fart our4s
@9mert.
6arr ous mein @o1f unb laB 3
1dreiben
Dir tief binetn tns beuti4e 9er3:
Wtr mplen @onntagsmen1den bleiben
11nb leu1tenb bltden f~ernentDGrts.
i'm 5eOe Der G6re.
Vuu z. aarbps=M oraaue.
@tr f4reiten portpdrts, @@ritt I'M
@4ritt,
limb mei9t Der Geinb, 10 5iebn mir
nit,
Dob er ri@t Mtem pole!
Der Sob iit's, Der bic Srommel
f9ldgt
Der sos IFS, Ser bic Sabine trdst.
limb 500 hetBt bic parole.
Die Melt umbiilt Elm Nebelgrau,
9ob ni9t bic liebe @onne i4au'
Das 2eib, bas MIR %senabren!
Ser Sob iiFs, Der uns tomman1iert,
Ser Sob tits, Der gum @turme fIbrt
Die tapfern 6euti4en @4aren!
Die !9er3en i@peifen ni@t 3urid
gu benz perlaf'nen 9eimatsglad,
gu benen, Die mir lieben -.
Ser 500 ifrs, Der oas @4la@tlteb
fingt,
Ser Sob ift's, Der gebietenb mint,
9as &a9eperf gu iben!
uno 1T bos @ingen nod 10 beiB.
Mas gilt bos 2eben INN ben prets
Ser 9euti9en @affenebre2
Ser 500 iirs, Der CUR 5reue mabnt,
Ser 500 / ft's, Der bic @aHe babnt
Bum oeutiden @eltenmeere!
@tumm liegen lie in 1angen @etb'n,
Die in benz 8ampf I'M Deuti4lanos
@ein
Des @egners augeln fdllten -.
Ser Sob iiFs, Der ben 5itti@ regt,
Ser Sob ifps, Ser bic 9elben trdgt
CUR pforte b%ei'rer @e1ten!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

Irdbten, i96nes, 5met 5tod bobes
5rame-@ ebdube 24X24 SUP greB,
2 5todmerfe bober Grme-Staa
32x4O nit &aum fit 18 Bfer0e, 3
1rame-@etreibeipeider, Srame-Sub.
nerbous uno anoere @ebdu6e, gutter
8runnen nit Incident Woiier, gu
$500 per older, Elm Grittel baar,
gilan5 gu flint ober iiebenidbrigen
3ablungen, 6 Bro5ent Snterelien.
German Coles,
Strome, Mlberta, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

= 2r. 5. ". Tarnban, uiteupa'
@ermain-@ trake, ct. Glonb, Minn.
tiidcr Ar5t, Ebune 68.2, SOB ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

Mne ben beutigen @rfprberntiien
entlprebenbe MD6eue, aus benen
gu tpdblen; in @irfltbfett jebes
Matertal unb iebe 5dattirung nerz
treten. @erabe 80 Garments in
6ieje Got.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-30
TULSA WOMAN WINS,
NOW FEELING FINE
Mrs. Nyatts Doctor Said She CouId
Not Live, but She Feels
Like New"

Mrs. Mary Wyatt Of 2O7 CHM ave
nue. ulsa, Okla, had serious stomach
trouble for nearly six years. For about
Two years of that time the doctors
held that she was in the gravest dan
ger. She took Mayr's Wonderful REM
edy and found relief. She wrote
L have taken the full treatment Of
your wonderful remedy. l have been
suIISring from stomach trouble for
nearly six years,'and after | took the
mrst dose 1 felt like new woman
Two years ago u doctor told me |
could not live year, but, thanks to
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy. | do NOT
more" any
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy eives
permanent results for stomach. liver
and intestinal ailments. Eat as much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating, pressure OF gas in
the stomach and around the heart. Get
one bottle of your druggist now and
Try 1t on an absolute guarantee-if
not satisfactory money will be re-
turned.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-30
RIDING ON ENGLISH TRAINS.
American Traveller Notes Some Queer
Things.


You can occasionally book your
seats in advance on an English train.
But few Euglishmen do. Their plan
Is to hang handbags over themselves,
like the village Santa Claus at the
Christmas eyC celebration and the
moment the gates are open they scut-
tie like SO many land crabs along
the line of cars.
Now and then they pop into a COM
partment door drop q handbag, and
then run like thunder to the car
ahead. Last of all, they put hat on
q seat
BY this operation they reserve from
enc to half a dozen seats in as many
compartments, for no EnEllshman
would ever dream of interfering with
such a claim. Then they smoke
upon the platform.
Just before time for the train to
start they make a surveyor the train,
decide which will be the most pleas
ant compartment mobilize their be-
longings in 1t, and sit silent for the
remainder Of the journey
Most Enghshmen ride third class,
because most Englishmen belong to
that caste. Noblemen, stars touring
the provinces, Americans ard bankers
ride first class Their maids and
Wallets ride second class. So do unac-
Companled ladies'
The one class Is absolutely as good
as the other save that the third class
is upholstered in Brussels and the
first class in plush-but the dlstinc-
ton Is preserved.
There is no difference between the
third and first class restaurant cars
save that OF caste. The same food is
cooked for both in the same pots by
the same chefs and served on the
same china. The third class meals
run from stxpence TO q shilling less In
cost,-Boston Globe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-30
IS OUR LANGUAGE DEGRADING?
BOokishncss Has Given Place to
COIlOUuinliSm

a writer in the Atlantic Monthly
observes that the vocabulary Of the
average American Is being degraded; ;
"Our phraseOlogy has become Carnal;
our vital terms are terms Of physical
life" This is probably true. II one
reads the letters or the quoted con-
versdtiOn Of a century ago he viii dis
cover q certain boOkishness that is
quite absent from modern informal
language.
Part of this difference may be due
to the change I'm current expressions
that are classified as slang. For every
age had something Of it's loOseness of
words I'm the making though il may
be possible that the present is more
addicted to the manufacturing process
than the past has been. But it is also
true that we are, in spite Of inform
ality, more self-consclous than we
would have anybody imagine.
We are afraid OF being thought
rhetorical. We shrink from tine state
liness or the floweriness OF an older
era. 1t is really lack of courage
as much as anything else that makes
the great words stunned in our mod
ern conversation or our modern writ
ing. IL Is not intelligent restraint,
however, for in our feverish desire to
get a punch" into our talk or our
literature we run the gamut Of the
sentimental and the extravagant.
SO II is rather an unfortunate con-
dition, this one Of the poorness and
cheapness OF our languarge There are
more college graduates in the world
than there ever were before, moro
people with a formal training in the
use Of clear and dignlfied and correst
speech. 1t seems rather a mistaken
pride or negligence which allows our
language to become slipshod and
meager. The use of the carnal, the
concrete. the physical, is not a thing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-30
Ugh! CaIOmeI Makes
You DeathIy Sick
stop using dangerous drug before
IL saliyatCs YOU!
It's horrible'

You're bilious. sluggish, constipated
and believe you need vile. dangerous
calomel to start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee, Ask your
druggist for q so cent bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone and take n spoonful
tonight II It doesn't start your liver
and straight you right up better than
calome! and without gripping or max
ing you sick l want you TO 20 back to
the store and get your money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you VIII feel weak and sick and nau-
seated. Don't lose a davs work. Take
q spoonful Of harmless, vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight ana wake
up feeling great It's perfectly harm
less, so give It TO your children any
time. II can't salivate, so let them
eat anything afterwards-Aiv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-30

to disparage. But with this we should
have some adequate expression of the
spirit or we lose a kind Of communi-
cation and uplift and refinement
which should not be lost by any peo-
pie, and this is the influence of great
words.-Des Moines Register,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-30

Pleasant rooms, SOC day: close to good res.
taurant. Baths SOC bath, II for So Write for
detailed information. f. Monsoon Prop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
4 CLUB LEAGUE
is ORGANIZED
CAMERON AND HIDALG0 TEAMS WILL
FORM LEAGUE FOR COMING
SEASON.

\ four club league. 60 be- composed OF
Brownsville. Mercedes. Harrington and San
Bcnito ha~ been organized through the cf-
forts Of baseball enthusiasts Of the four
towns. and the citizens ri those places are
promised some fast playing for the com
ing summer. u i announced that Tie first
game viii IT, played next SUNDAY between
Brownsville and San Bcnlto ~ Brownsville
probably on the grounds IA Fort Brown IL
proper arrangements can H. made with the
military authorities.
II. b.. GaIbraith. the Brownsville to~~cr
who pitched such splendid bali for thc local
team la~t summer probably viii return ~
the local diamond thi~ year. Fans thought
for some time that they had lost GaIbruith
for the summer. ~ having announced that
h. would not hc able "a play on account WI
his business affair. However. ~ has
been induced "a return. and with hi favor
able decision the Locals expect 10 run away
with all honor~ t. long a~ the season con
Times.
The local club If the league will be- com
posed Of soldiers and citizens there being
~ Fort Brown several players who were
member of the club lat year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
John w. Gaines Convicted.

Washington. -. G.. April 2-.Iohn
Wesley Gaines. formcf Representative
Congress from Tennessee. and now
Secretary of the international Hounda-
m Commission aud also commissioner
for Equitable Distribution Of the Waters
of the Rio Grandc. who j. we'll known
along the Texas border and in san I'm
tonic. was convicted in the Police Court
here on "A charge Of aSSaulting David
PrcS>lrr. April H. Judge Pugh said
that owing 10 the explanation Of Mr..
Gaines that the lie" had been passed
by Prcs>Ier and that Gaines slapped
him. the court would enter 4 conviction.
but would take Mr.. Gaines personal
bond and not impose a fine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
CARS OF
WOUNDED TO
BE MOVED

Dir. y l.. Iscutfru. in charge of the
Red Cross work ia Brownsville. said
that arrangements are being mace
today 60 remove >iNty-two Of the Villa
wounded who have recovered. Two >pc-
.cial ears will H. obtained. and the men
will To- sent either ~ Eagle Pass W III
Pa>o. where they will H. turned over ~
their own government. Emilio TARA.
Villa consul ia Brownsville. H. arrang
ine The necessary funds Tor the trans
portatI0n ~ the men.
dcd here. and when the siXtytwo are
There are now eighty six ~ the Wuuu-
un their way there will only Nv
twenty four to hc attended IN the Red
4 ross. II j. expected il will hc some
time before All the men Nill have r..
covered. out uf those ~ ~ sent away
tomorrow tWcnty-uine are from the hos.
rital at the Washington thcatcr. thir.
ir-onc - the hospital in the Iic~triro
building. and two 10 the Charity home.
When those AZ the Washington are 70
moved that place will IT, closed ~ i hos.
pital.
According 10 the hospital records out
IF Flo wounded brought "a brownsville
March =. only ten have died. One hun.
drcd aud seventy six are practically a.
well ~ ever. though some NAV h. erin
pied for life The twenty four who will
remain are well on the road "a recovery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
Real Estate Transfers

Elmer IVY Johnston w ANcl ". IIampIc
of Il,raipn rount,. Mimi. farm ~ N W
block US IVY San Juan ~ Caricito~ grant
WV RaymoudviIlc district. cou-idcgAio hon
$1,000.
Fresno land \ Irrigation company q
E. k. Butler ut Chicago. Ill.,. OG.N2 acres,
puu ut Share 1~ oI t-piritu ~auto grant.
brue that uHrt uf Iiuucho NIcIo kcSaca
yIns within Share ~ a~ above and beund-
rd ou CIV north hy the buyer tract ~
land $40 ana other Consideration.
Hru. u-ti-'r Bank Ky Trust CO.. Nv T.. ".
Nl,rr-. rut- 5l aud j1 wv CUIouiu Victoria:
ruu-idcrt.u. ~iIU.
William WV. ur,.r w ~. w. Branch and
.W. W. Peters. I.Uxuu irct WY town lut ~
WV b.urL WY ul Ia Frril TOWNSHIP. rou.id
Grafton iUu.
". Wy. chandler ul Beaver Dam. WI. to0
tItr-,u WY. Boomer uI WY ,pr nal.. psrt
.uf t.-rr.u,.. ,r ia- grant. being
iu ..r- IVY quarter ut block
-i3 -.nj.
E Edward. wy. smith
rti.n wv ,arrrito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22

Jack Raymond. the American resident
of Matamoros, who was quoted a. stating
that he was al the barracks in Matamoros
when the biplane incident occurred, cor-
rected this statement today, saving that
he was Just around the corner from the
barracks. and though hc heard the shoot
ing did not actually see the men doing IT.
He distinguished some of the shots a. from
pistols and Others from Mau-er>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

oN local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion ~ the ear.
iherc - only one way TO cure deafness.
ana that ~ by constitutional remedies.
Deafness ~ caused by an infiamed condi-
zion Of the mucous lining of the F.usta-
chan Tube. When this tube is infamed
you have a rumblInE sound or Imperfect
hearing. and when IL is entirely closed,
Deafness ~ THE result. and unless the in
nammation can b. taken out and this
tube restored 10 its normal condition.
hearing Will b. destroyed forever. nine
cases out % ten are caused by Catarrh.
which ~ nothing hut an infitmed cundi-
ton OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case 81 Deafness tcaused ID catarrhf that
cannot b. cured ~ Halls Catarrh cure.
send for circulars free
y y CHENE a co. Toledo. Ohio
sold by Druggists 75c
Take Hairs Family pills sor constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
Miss Smith EntertainS.

Mi~~ Nina Smith entertained III her home
IN West Brownsville Tuesday evening.
Several games 81 40" and rock were
PLAYED. Az the conclusion 81 the games
refreshments were served. Those present
were. Mi-~c- Murray Blanton Smith. Hazel
Dies. Znla Mcclellan. Geneva Hodges;
Mc--r-. J. T.. putc=nat. Ted Tucker. j. B.
". Knwal~ki. Harold Smith. Frank Wuod~
and Rnht. III. Bennett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
Open for Business

nouncc that our market will he open for
business Thursday morning. the BIRD. We
will have a supply Of beef. pork and veal.
which has been purchased hy n from re-
liable packing houses. Free delivery
Phone g.. The Cash Meat Market, IN the
Cash Grocery Co.-i2l 81.