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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
U. s. VICE CONSUL AT MOSCOW
Appointment of Hon. Luther K ZaErske of Preston-Re- gently Completed Four Years Consulate Callao, Peru-To Sail From New York on April 1st.-Will Reach Russia via Sweden

COW, Russia, a city of 1,61S,000 people. and one of the most important in the dominions of the czar. For the past four years MT. Zabriskie had been deputy and vice consul at Callao. Peru, and his new appointment can be look ed upon as recognition of the satis- factory and able way in which he fill ed that post, which made it possible for him to deserve appointment to this more important post which has now come to him.
 He returned from Peru about the first of the year and took examinations in Washington for appointment for a full consulship. No reports have yet been given out on the results of these examinations, but MT. Zabriske, it is known, is highly gratifed with his appointment to the post in Rus sia. It will not be his first visit to that country. as he travelled there TOT a time after his graduation from Yale.
 His appointment carries the dlrec- tions to proceed to his new post as soon as possible and he is planning now to leave Washington for New York in Monday next and to sail from New York on Thursday, April 1st, on the steamer Hellig Olav of the Scan dinavian-American line. This will land him at Christiania. Norway, and from there he will probably travel by rail to Stockholm, Sweden. thence by rail and sledges around the Baltic sea and the Gulf of Bothnia to Petrograd, and from the Russian capital to Mos COW.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
MOOSE OFFICERS.
Dictator George and Secretary Hazarc
 Are Both Reelected,


 At their annual election in the new Moose home on Friday evening. the members of Norwich Conn, lodge, No $50, chose the following to guide them through the coming year:
 Dictator, Joseph A. George: past dictator, c. D. Beaver; secretary Frank B. Hazard; treasurer, W. H Simpson,; vice dictator, George H Moies; prelate, J. T. F. Burns: inner guard. Eugene Fowler; outer guard Hillard Veins: trustees, H. H. Jarvis one year: Frank c. Sterry. two years; William Disco, Jr., three ears.
 Both the dictator J. A. George an6 the secretary, F. B. Hazard, who were reelected, have served the lodge ably and faithfully since it was instituted May g. 1914, by Jules P. Bouvier.
 After re-assuming office Dictator George appointed Michael Sadusky as
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
HOLY WEEK SERVICES.
Five Churches Are Uniting This Week Fast Day Services at UniversaIist Church,

Five of the churches in the cen tra1 part of the city will begin union services for holy week on Monday ed readings are shown as follows:
 Monday, March 29, at p. n., Sec ond Congregational church, The Turn ing Point, Jn. 6:49~66.
 Tuesday, March 30. at 7.45 p. m. Trinity Methodist church, The Divine Paradox, NIX. S:31-27.
 Wednesday, March 31, at 7.45 p. m. Central Baptist church, The Cup o1 Sorrow. NIX. 10: 35-45.
 Friday, April 2, at II a. m., Church of the Good Shepherd, Nae Law o1 Love. Jn. 5:12-20.
 Friday, April 2, at 7.45 p. m.. Broad way Congregational church, Santified and Sent. Jn. 17:9-19.
 On Thursday evening, April 1, the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed by each church in it's own house of worship.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
SPRING SALE OF NOTIONS AND SEWING NEEDS

Hundreds of the necessities and conveniences which make sewing easy gathered together in Notion Depart ment for disposal during this sale at minimum of profit to ourselves and the maximum of saving for you. Make the money which you have to spend render greater service by buying the sewing needs now.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27

Home, Dorothy Dean; You Can't Pay Your Landlord with Love, Bert York Dancing the Blues Away, Alice Graves; Prof 2Coffey and Miss Lil- Han, dance, one-step cakewalk: duet Lew Orth and Miss Lillian; song and dance, Colton and Clifford.
 Al Craig. manager of the Davis, who is a member of the local Moose, fa- vored with a vocal selection, When You and Were Young, Maggie.
 Several of the company are mem bers of the border and it was through their courtesy that the theatrical troupe offered to entertain the local lodge. Their efforts were very much appreciated and it is hoped that they will repeat the visit if they should ever come to Norwich again. During the evening the committee in charge provided sandwiches and coffee.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
Sunday School Supper.

At 630 o'clock on Friday evening the officers and teachers of the Sec- ond Congregational Sunday school held their monthly supper in the Sun day school room. Twenty-Five enjoyed the menu prepared and served by Mrs. George Kampf, Miss Elizabeth Hun tington and Miss Henrietta Lang. A brief discussion on matters concern ing the Sunday school followed the supper
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
B. B. lilly Has Old Book.

An ancient book of considerable value is one owned by Bernhard R lilly, superior court messenger, who for some time has had in his posses sion a finely preserved volume (Which shows by its printers mark that it came from a press in Geneva in 1595. It is a work in Latin. St. Augustine on The Heresies. ,
 The book was found by MT. lilly tucked away on the rafters of an old house. Two signatures on the front page are Simeon Olcott, 175e, and Benjamin Huntington. .1760.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
sergeant-at-arms to serve the coming

sergeant-at-arms to serve the coming year.
 Following the business session the members of the Lew Orth Musical Comedy company, appearing this week at the Auditorium theatre, provided a pleasing entertainment for the Moose. The programme numbers an- nounced by Lew Orth, the director, were as follows:
 Italian song, Mabel Killin; Caro- line, Jack Sheridan; Willie Flashed His Light All Around, Violet Benson; When You Are Long Ways from
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
Alpha siama,s Food Sale.

A successful food sale by the Alpha Sigmas of the Second Congregational church was conducted from 8 to 6 o'clock Friday afternoon in the ladies' room over the Otis library. It was in charge of Mrs. Lewis M. Young, Mrs. Daniel S. Haviland, and Mrs. Frank A. Bill. Tea was served by Miss Marguerite Kinney.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
A FEW OF THE MANY MONEY SAVERS

MILLWARD'S MILLINERS' NEEsDLES-Sale price ......... .4c DARNING NEEDLES, 10 in paper-SaIe price ...............2 .2e CORSET CLASPS of the better kind-Sale price ..11e SHINOLA SHOE POLISHERS-
 Sale price 21e WHITTEMORFS SHOE POL ISIERS in black, tan or white <. Small-Sale price .........-.7e Large-Sale price .......... .21o F7RHLED SILK ELASTIC in black and colors-Sale price. .. .13c "SPENCER'S" EXTRA SPEC IAL LESLIE ELASTIC, highest grade flat elastic
 5c to Sc widths-SaIe price. 40
 1Oc to 12c widths-SaIe price Sc OVAL HAT ELASTIC of the best quality-Saie price ...... 5o ONO DRESS SHIELDS in sizes ?. 3 and 4-Saie price 15c. 17c. 2oe FOLDED CLOTH TAPE MEASURES, 60-inch-SaIe price So DRESS SHIELDS of a durable, double covered nainsook, size 2, 3 and 4-SaIe price 10c; 8 for 25e GEM and PREMIUM COLLAR SUPPORTS, black or white, 212 to 6-inch-Saie price 7c; for. .25c ATLANTIC COLLAR SUP PORTS for flare collers-
 Sale price 40 KEITELS COLLAR SUP PORTS, 6 on card-SaIe price. ..7c CORSET CLASPS in ali sizes
 Sale price 70
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27

A hopeful sign of spring was the fact that a start was mare Friday at cleaning up the gutters on Franklin square.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27

COMMON PLNS-400 on paper
 Sale Price Sc; two for Sc WALLACE & SONS EAGLE" PINS-SaIe price ...............4e .4e ENGLISH PINS in three sizes, extra fine points. Sale price. .7c DRESSMAKERS' PINS in quarter-pound boxes-SaIe price 17c BELT PINs-60 on each sheet, assorted-SaIe price .4c MOURNING PINS in black or white, 40 in box-Sale price. .1e KIRBY BEARD & CO.'S MOURNING PINS-SaIe price. .7e PIN CUBEs-1oo black, white and assorted colors-Safe price. 40 DEFENDER SAFETY PINS in sizes 1, 2 and 3. twelve on card-SaIe price 3 cards for. Sc CLINTON SAFETY PINS in 5 sizes. nickel or black finish
 Sale price 4c WIRE HAIR PINS, black enameled and crimped, sizes
 Sale price 1e HAIR PINS in cabinets, as- sorted sizes in regular or in visible styles-Sale price. ........ 40 HAIR PINS IN CABINETS black enamel, in assorted sizes, a splendid value-Sale price. .7c HAIR PIN CABINETS of extra large size-SaIe price. .10c BONE HAIR PINS in amber and shell effects, three shapes
 Sale price lie ROBERTS PARABOLA NEEDLES in all sizes
 Sale price 4c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
A|RMEN
RAID SUBMARINES
ADMIRALTY ANNOUNCES SUCCESS
Full RAID AT HoB0KEN, THREE
MILES FROM ANTWERP.

London March - The British ad-
successfully conducted an air raid on
German submarines ~ Iloh"krn. three
miles outside Of Antwerp
Five British acropIanr~ started WI the
raid this morning Two had 10 return
owing 10 the thick wrathrr. The other
three reached Antwerp and plamrd down
to within One Thousand feet above the
yards where five submarines are under
construction. dropping five bombs on
each. despite the heavy gun fire from
the yards and two submarines are bc-
licvcd badly damaged Onr aviator d.
Srcndrd and intrrncd Id Holland
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
ALLIED TROOPS ARE LANDED
General Attack on DarGanelIes F0rtfica-
tions is Now Planned
by Associated Press.

London. March 24.-A force 81 allied
troop, was landed on the peninsula NJ
GallipoE Yesterday ~av~ an Athens dis
patch 4 general attack on the iortitIra-
4ions of the Dnrdnncllc~ i- planned immc-
diatcly upon the arrival Vt further French
war-hip~. now cnrnutc. The ilcr resumed
the bomha rdmcnt Yesterday.
The CalIipoli peninsula IL located on thr
European ~ide 81 the Dardancllc~. and y
not more than four miles wide li the head
VI the allies are able tu hold lhi~ meek 81
land. Turkish communication with strong
position, on the peninsula will he mpn~-
siblc Military expert hrIicvc thr marine
force must hc supported on lund ii they
eyer prnctratc the strait
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
STRANDED SHIP
FIRED ON FORT
IN DARDANELLES
ASSOCIATED PRESS CORRESPOND
EMIT WITNESSED SINKING OF
ALLIED WARSHIPS.
CONFIRMS BRITISH ADMIRALTY AN.
NOUNCEMENT or THREE WAR
SHIPS DESTROYED

The Dardanclr~. March pa The A.
>ociaied Pres correspondent Witnessed
the allies bumbardmcnt NJ the DardancIIc-
Thursday when the allie~ lost three battle
ship The Turkish losses were light and
~ lar ~ a-ccriaincd up to the present
have iotallcd twenty killed. forty wounded
and onr grn iummcd hv drhri-.
4 most thrilling sight was one British
hatilc-hip which nu account 81 damage
ran 10 tie beach hate III the afternoon with
NJ range III ihr Turkish turi-. other war
ships stood hy her until dark. when they
left Eight shots were seen w strike tull
upon the deck ut lhi~ war-hip within ten
minutes. but when night camc -hc wa- -tiIl
replying 10 the Turkish tire.
Except the French battlc~mp Bouvrt Oh
servers from the shore did moi make oui
the names of the other lo~i ships The
British Iattlc-hip Irresistible appeared ~
be- the second war-hip sunk Before the
Irresistible sank ~hr Wa- literally hacked
10 pieces by the Turkish guns
The third British haiiIr-hip damaged
seems 10 hr lhc Vengeance. She driicd
hclpc~-ly toward thc south Dardaucilc-
and III the morning had disappeared.
The Turk scored great artillery sue
rr--.
The Rouyct. q i believed hcrc. was
struck ny tuurtcyu-iucII -huli. which
caused au explosion u hcr magazine.
The British admiralty ha- announced
the numr- M thr -uukrn vr--cl- a- ih"
Buavct. the Irresistible and thc Ocean.
some village about thr tort were hadl,
damaged. and ~ci aiirc ahcu she'll p"lu-h-
rd lanes III them The severity Mi tIe fTTr
caused ihc impression repeatedly that thc
fort had been destroyed mi when fhr
-hcll -mosr CLEARED away lhc iori- alwHN-
rcappcarcd WV action and littlc damaged.
nnr British war-mp hi. bN she'll forward
had her mast partly cut away and her ma
rhiucry damaged. and immediately with
drew.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
~ A>Sociatrd Press.

Geneva. Switzerland. March 24.-\
Tribune dispatch n"n Vienna saws Fat
Austria considers ,a' with Italy mrrt
than probable Troops ha-r hr'n sent
10 Tyrol and TrirSt 10 construct de-
fcncsS. The Au~trianS are blowing up
buildings on the Italian frontier in
Trent which are IL the way ~ ARTILLERY
fire. The Trhn- M, \ is'fll might
consider separate peace with Russia rr-
gardlcSs of GERMANY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
ACTION THOUGHT NECESSARY
Every Deputy, Paper Says. Convinced
Italy Must Act With Energy.
BY ASSor:lr.l Frs y

Rome. Italy. MARI 3i-f nnmcntln.
upon the adjournment of the chamber
of Deputies the ';i"-rn.r 4 'a.'l saws
that every deputy ! now convinced ot
the necessity that Italv must ari c:'.r-
gctirally ~ laring Sl,.1'i''. even y
supreme struggle TO rralizr Italian as
pirationS II adds that tn gu.crn a,.1t
il now free H. choose thu .,",. ir,.u~ a",l
hour 10 usr the weapons. irr ~~"rt Tor
the -sucrc.S of thr coHl,,t. Wh.r' ~
ready for anything.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
MATAM0ROS IS REINFORCED;
1900 TROOPS FROM SOUTH
General Cesar Lopez de Lara Reaches
City With Carranza Force From
San Fernando District.

including McNirau- aud American. are
subject tu thr -lu-r-f watch whil, MN the
McNiruu side Two American. uur ~
them sand tu hHtr hrrn turmrr United
>taic- soldier. thr other huy ~ gbout
l5. were escorted NV rhr International
bridge tins afternoon hy tour ~oldicr-. and
instructed tu -tat uu th, American side
fhe two had been spending thc dav aim
lr--Iy walking thy -trrrl- uf NIaiamoro-.
according tu visitor vhu were there dur
u- thr day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
Brownsville Young Man Thought He Ran
Il: i: 4: Il: u
The Gauntlet OF Villa Forces I'm Auto

Cuban Mun-rr-. urll known Browns
VILE Young man. who reached h"mr thI-
morning after making au overland tup ht
automobile from Victoria. McNlr". about
1nU miles south WI Matumuru- th"u-hi h.
ran the gauntlet of "a force "l NiIli-ia- iif
teen milc~ down the coast from MHiam"ro-
hast night Mnn~cc- had with hrm iwn car
ranci~ta officer. one WI thcm Alfonso Ben
nryrndo. who some timc a-u go reported
10 have been executed with General Jesus
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
5 TRAINL0ADS
WOUNDED AT
MONTERREY

nniriHl rur-tiiutiuual.-r .ItI..- rrrrirDd
wv Natamuro- today State tl.t yIeht train
luad- n wruudni soldier arrived wv Mon
tcIreA Yesterday irum thc direction ~ san
Lui- rufu-i. Ohrrr th, VOLTA urrc- und
ported N" have hru H-htn- tur several
days. General uhrr-ou. those advice
Slate. hu- captured ~un Lm- rotn-i. and
al-u thr town uf MafrhuaiH n ihr state
uy >uu lul~ pufu-L
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
Filibusters Kill Husband Wound Wife And Two
i: II Il: y: Il:
Soas And Escape Back To The United States

for several hours are supposed ~ have re-
turned tn the United States.
The woman and her twu ~un, were
brought On Matamoro- yesterday and in
termed IL the hospital there. where they
are beng given medical and surgical N
tcniiou. 4 squad ot soldiers were sent
az the rivcr IA an attempt N round up thr
supposed bandit. but the information 81
the occurrence had reached Matamuro,
too late.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
GOVERNOR SIGNS
MANY NEW BILLS
FASCINATION or CAPTAIN HEAD
WILL BE ACCEPTED. 1T WAS
ANNOUNCED.

Austin. Texas. March Governor !.
~. Ferguson today signed man, biIl- lrav-
lug only twenty more tn p, acted upon.
wv signed thr text book printing hill and
the hlll approrriatm- Slo.00n tor addi
uuu- nv tur State ranger force
At thr executive utlir, VI wa- -ail TODAY
thai Jh. Governor viii arcrp thc rc-i.ra
tiun M Captain Grurer II Head uf thr
Trya~ National Guard 80 Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
.H0NORS OF WAR
FOR AUSTR|ANS
DlSARMED BY RUSSIANS THEY PA
RADE PRzeMySL STREETS AND
CHEERED BY viCTORS
by Associated Press }

hcucva, March PA summary NJ pur
ported conditions nd the surrender of the
Przcmy~l garrison. printed here, includes
hun"r~ ut war ter Au-trian-. that the "t-
hrcr~ BE- parolcd and No. tr""p- sent 10
Siberia. The killed and wounded are to
bc transported to Austria. and complete
liberty " tu hc guaranteed tho civilians 81
Przcmy~l with thc right to leave or remain
IN the city.
The Tribune -ay~ the Au-tran- marched
ouf ~ surrender with colur- flying. After
hcing marmcd ihc Au~tnun~ paradrd
while The Russians chccrcd the prisoner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24

Monday night gang ~ Mcxiran fill
hn.tercr~. nr bandits. crossed the Rio
Grandr ~ the Echazrciia ranch. about
twelve miles up the river from Brownsville
and raided the home ~ citizen there.
shooting and killing the father oi the fam
ilv. wounding hi wife. and also shooting
and wounding two of their >un~. The
gang after remaining on the Mexican side
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
MRS. STONEWALL
JACKSON DEAD
AT AGE OF "a
BY A>>ociatcd Press

Charlotte. N. XII. March 2i Mr. Stone
wall Jackson. widow ot thc famous Con
icdcratc general died here today at ihp
age ID 80. ~, had been Il many months.
The funeral viii W. held tomorrow w
Lexington. \a und thc body wiil hr m-
icrrcd by the side - her husband.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
LEGISLATOR CALHOUN DEAD
Member of This Legislature Dies at His
Home nj Lufkin.

Austin. Tex Nlrrh I'D. \. IaI-
hnum. mrmhcr NJ the legislature from
lrrm Iulkin. died at hi> home today.
M was taken i'm FRIDAY last
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
Germans Pursue TIE Russians.

Berlin. March 25-The Germans pur-
suing the rctrcaiing Russians near Mcmcl.
IN East Prussia. captured 300 prisoners
and half y dozen cannon Northwest oi
u~trnienka several Russian attacks failed
and the Germans captured twenty officers
and 3lnu men and some cannon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
AMERICAN COMMISSION
STEAMER ENDANGERED

Washington. ID I'll. March 14.-Sccrc-
tarv Of State Bryan announced today
that the state department " considering
making representations 10 Berlin that
German aeroplane bombs endangered
the Belgian relief commission steamer
ElilaEd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
TAMPER|NG WITH
WITNESSES NEW
CHARGE MADE
By Associated Press.

indianapolis. Ind. March 2l.-Mavor
Don NJ Roberts VI Tcrry Ilautc was or-
drrod into custody today. and 10 give
additional bond "a answer ~ The charge
of tampcring with government witnesses
ia the election fraud eases Ia which Rob
rrtS ~ among the defendants
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
AMERICANS IN
DANGER FROM
TRIBESMEN

Washington. H. Nil. March 3l-Amcriran
Consul y. NJ. Smith ~ Batum. Russia. who
i- now at Til~. informs thr State depart
meni that American missionaries and
refugees arr wv danger wv UrIuHah. Per
-ia. The Turkish consul On reported t"
have !rd seven hundred trihc-mcu wv their
uprising against thr American ml--luu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
us. NEUTRALITY
TO Be OBSERVED
BY BRITISH

Washington n. C.. March 24.-To
avoid breaches of The United States ncu-
trality Ihti> hrruiScr~ ia American.
Caribbean. Pacific and South Atlantic
waters have been ordered M rrflun from
taking aboard supplies from neutral
ports
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
French 0fhcial Statement.
lBv Associated PrcS>.l

Puri-. March 3l Official -Oue divi-
sion uf the Belgian army made prorrr--
Yesterday ia thc N~cr Another division
captured German trench. lu Al~arr thr
French won some second lme trruchc-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
LEGISLATOR CALHOUN DEAD
Member of Legislature Dies at His HOm'
al lufkin, Texas.
~ Associated Press.

Austin Texas. March 2i.-D. a. Cal
houn. member of the legislature from
I.mfkin. died IN hi> home today H. was
taken Ill Friday last.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
GREECE WILL NOT JOIN IN
Will Not Become Active Participant Unless
Bulgaria Goes In
CRv Associated Press \

London. March 24-Athcu~ newspapers
announce that Greece viii uot actively pu-
ter the war unless Bulgaria will iuin her
in The conflict because separate iuicrycn-
tion uf either government would hr met
f,Hive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
YOUNG COUPLE
FOUND DEAD
ACROSS BED

Gainesville. Texas, March 2l.-hcu
Ilrrn. - ycar- WA. aud hI- witr. In YEAR
old. mafricd three months. were found shot
w death urru-- W bed m their home tcw
miles from here today. A pistol found on
the floor nearby had Two empty rhamhcr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
Germans AbanGoH Oss0wetz Attack

Peirnorad. March ~ ONiriall The
Germans III Northern Poland virtually
abandoned the attempt Tn capture o-~o-
wetz. where lhgy tried AZ break through tie
Russian chain ni dclcn~c~. failing m this.
The Germans since SUNDAY have removed
al hui four heavy hattcrir- from before
O>~owetZ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather ob~cr-
vation~. covering the 24-hour period
ending at ! W. IN. today. are furnished
hv the United STATES weather bureau
-tutinn. Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
WAR WITH ITALY
AUSTRIA THINKS
QUITE PROBABLE
Geneva, Switzerland, Reports Troops
Are Being Sent To TyrOl And Triest
To Construct FOrtifiCatiOnS.
(By Associated Press.)

the greatest and
bIood correspondents wire that will
probably result that the Russian be-
fore S expected to participate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
GRAPHITE FOR KRUPP WORKS
ITALY ORDERS BE SEIZED


Geneva. March 1l-ltaN ordrr~
the seizure 100 l.uino. near the Swiss
frontier. VT tWcuiN-niHr carloads ~
graphite and other supplies. destined
Tor The krupp work W Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast Tor
THE lower cult coast and the Lower
Rio Graudc Valley j. ISSUED by the
United States weather bureau M New
Orleans: Tonight. increasing ciuudi-
nc-~: WERNER. Thursday. generally
cloudy: light tu moderate ~ouihcrlN
winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24

Folk are quick 10 discover the faults oi
wise men and me merits uf fools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24
WARSHIP WILL
TAKE MONEY TO
YUCATAN, MEX.
nv A--u.--L-L rrc-..l

Washington. W. C.. March 1.-THE navy
department I- formulating plans tu send
war-hrr tu \uniuu. MrNiru. with -Gnn.-
tu mnrr tHr f-al creep which IN badly
hre,lrd fp maAr bmdmg rNinr ior thc eoni
n4 thrHi rrnr fhr money Nv nuv Hi Gal
weston.
State department di-pHtrIfr- -uy thuI
tarmnza ha- drrrrcd ihaf textile factorir-
WY N,Niru mU- put Iaburr- Il Irr cent
increase. effective April N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24

The world owe much 10 IT, writer~
and great deal more to it- cuuk-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-24

-W'uiH'i il hr great IN "A trllrr fell ,Y
sleepy when w. gut> " bcd " Nv dn,.,
Whru hr eit~ up