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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-20

And here are two more;
In the worlds aud enee hall. the simple
blade OF grass sits on the same
carpet with the sunbeam ana the
Thus nv songs share their seats in the
heart OF the world with the music
OF the clouds and forests.
But, YOU man OF riches. your wealth has
no part In the simple grandeur. Of
the suns glad gold and the mellow
CLEAN OF the rising moon.
The blessing Of the .ali-emhreoins sky
Is not shed upon H.
And when death appears. y pales ana
Al midnight the woud-be asoetio an
nounced;
This Is the time 70 give up my home and
sceck for God. All, who has held
me 50 long IN delnsion here :, A..
with a baby asleep al her breast lay his
wife. peacefully sleeping on one
The man said who are ye that have
fooled me 40 longf
The voice said again. They are God.
bur he heard Il not.
The haby cried out in its dream. nest
ling close 20 its mother.
God commanded, stop, fool, leave no
God sighed ana complained, why doe
my servant wander 20 seeking me
foraaking mef"
Now. IN View Of an this interesting
story and work OF q great man o
recognized BY the whole world. the fol
lowing press clipping from a Minnesota
paper requires but little comment;
Prayers by all christendom for IN
conversion o. Rabindrauth Tagore. IN
Hindu poet and winner Of the Nobe
prize for literature. were urged here b
Rev. r. C. Horn Of Trinity Methods
church. at the Methodist minister
weekly meeting today az the Youn
Womer's Christian association. Thi
suggestion followed a talk b. Prof Lero
Arnold n Hamline university upon IN
ierpiy q ne Hindu poets sorks
~ = a marvel that the Hind
religion. tte worst Of all religions q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30

Three steps which they believe would be-
effective in bringing peace and order 70
the border were urged in q lengthy mes
sage received in Brownsville last night by
United States Senator Morris Sheppard
from the committee of citizens recently
sent to Austin, and who formed their con
clasions ai San Antonio and supplied
Copies to Major General Frederick Funs-
ton. Senator Sheppard and to Governor
James f. FERGUSON. These steps include.
sirst. the making of strong, positive REP
resentains to the de facto government of
Mexico: placing the border into complete
control Of the federal government, and the
offering Of rewards for the capture of
persons implicated in and responsible for
the border troubles.
The committee has completed the object
of it, trip to Austin. and did not find i
necessary to visit Washington. Some Of
it, members returned to the Valley today
The message to Senator Sheppard fol
lows i'm full:
tThe undersigned. constituting a COM
mlttee appointed at mass meeting of citi-
zens Of that section Of Texas directly af
fected by the president border troubles,
beg leave to respectfully submit and urge
the following statement and recommenda-
tons
an its essence. the recent trouble IN
Cameron, Hidalgo and adjacent counties
has been and l. Of an international char
acter. There exists an organization Of
Mexican residents Of Texas and also of
Northern Mexico operating under what l.
known aS the plan of San Diego whose
principal object j. the reclaiming Of Texas
by the Mcxieans-
This organization has enlisted armed
men upon both sides of the Rio Grande.
Up to the present time this organization
and others of similar nature have had a
haven and safe refuge in the northern
part Of the state Of Tamaulipas They
have openly recruited men on the Mexi-
can side Of the river and, if not actively
assisted by. have had no opposition from
The local Mexican authorities.
lhe ieautre OIL these uahdS nave APP
peared openly upon the streets Of Mata-
moros. Of Reynosa and other Mexican
towns along the river and. as stated. have
carried on their propaganda openly and
notoriously in that section of Mexico.
Under existing conditions our state au-
thorities are powerless TO get at the root
of the evil i'm that the bands who have
:. Continued on Page g.,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
ENJOYABLE TRIP
TO GULF COAST
SENATOR SHEPPARD AND PARTY
SPENT TWO HOURS CRUISING
ABOUT LAGUNA MADRE.

Ii was a most enjoyable trip thai
Senator Sheppard and his party. In
cluding some thirty or forty persons
army officers and civilians. took ID Pom.
Isabel and the gulf coast Yesterday ~
the guests of Mayor A. Albert Browne
and James "A. Browne. owners III the
Rio Grande railway. Besides getting an
opportunity 10 observe the fish indus
try nj its height at Point Isabel The
guests took ride i'm launch over the
Laguna Madre. into the Brazox H. san
tiago pass, over to the Brazos Islanl
and up the Laguna nearly to Laguna
Vista.
The purpose Of the trip was to show
Senator Sheppard the great natural
waterway. the improvement of which
would would mean % mrr-h to the rro-
pie Of the Roi Grande Valley. Lik.. All
Others who have seen the proposed har
bor site for the first time. Senator Shrp
pard expressed surprise that il had no.
already been improved and Stntea that
he would do everything in his power in
behalf of the project
Captain Wallace Il. Reed of the coast
guard station. who accompanied The
party On their trip through the I,arrn1
Madre AMI Brazos Santiago pass ,.oio,
Ell out the surroundings and through his
experience on the coast gave the scna-
tor much valuable information CONCERN
ing conditions. Dinner was ScrvnI for
the entire party NJ the jefferson TIM !,
Seafood rcpast prepared under the cv-
pert eve Of Flnrrntinp and the parfv
returned to the city highly pleased with
the iaunt
And by the wav. the Rio Grandr Rltl
way eame In for q share Of the apnIc-+.
Several men who had not taken trr
on the road In manv months express |
great surprise that the roadbed WIS /.
such good shape. Good time was nb,tIr
both WAYS bv the special train con, as-
inc the party. one hour and fifteen ,.in-
utcs going and one hour thirty miar.rS
returning. And IL II whispered 49,.
that II would not bc impossible for th-
road to stand speed Of twenty miles
nm hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS FLOCK TO
DOUGLAS, ARIZONA BORDER CITY
TO WITNESS THE CONFLICT

Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 30---The arrival of
General Villas 5000 men TO attack Aqua
Prieta i expected tonight or tomorrow
Thousands Of visitors have flocked here
10 see a great Sunday fipht, as they he
lieve. Little red flags, daDrer signals
marking mine iielas outside cI Ag'Ia
Prieta. were removed today. These minr-
explode both by contact and by electrical
devices controlled from the garrison. Tn.
Carranza forces have three lines Of
trenches built according to latest Euro
pcan models. Carranza scouts claim TIL
Villa soldiers are hardly able to fight ~
account of hardships Of the march Wun-
en- and children camp followers are wv "
pitiful condition.
Two troops Of United States cavalry
and o machine gun platoon were placed
on guard today al Slaughter's ranrl
across the border from Villas advanst
guard of five hundred men. Genera
Gales reported that one of his advanc,
guards killed twenty advance guardsme,
yesterday and captured fourteen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
HAVE FEDERAL GOVERN
MEMT TAKE EXCLUSIVE CHARGE
OF BORDER SITUATION.
URGE STRONG REPRESENTATIONS
TO MEXICAN GOVERNMENT AND
OFFER LIBERAL REWARDS.
GOVERNMENT TO TAKE CHARGE
or the BORDER SITUATION

Hon. W. D. Glasscock. chairman
: Of the citizens border committee
this AFTERNOON received the follow
; ing telegram from Congressman
) John ~ Garner. indicating the gov
! ernment will assuYe charge Of the
border situation.
"The executive branch of the
government u carving out the sug-
gcstions contained IN your telegram
of yesterday. except the third sug-
ge~tion contained in regard 10 the Of
fering of rewards. there being no law
authorizing that procedure. ! hope
aud believe we will soon have results
Your kindness IN notifying the other
members of ycur committee will be
appreciated JOHN \. GARNER"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
Continued on Page 81
Consul Cara Is
Senator S Host

Among the most ardent admirers in
Brownsville Of Senator Morris Shep
pard II Carranza Consul Jose X. Cara
of Brownsville. Upon the invitation Of
Mr.. CARA. Senator sheppard and a
party of Brownsville men including
Frank Rabb. ID. A. OBrien. If Browns
villeand Col Alba Haywood If San
Benito. went 10 Matamoros today for
Iursheon with General Eugenio Lopez.
the commander in Matamoros Among
those NJ the luncheon were also United
States Consul j. II. Johnson Of Mata-
morrS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
URGED ARMY DIVISION
BE PLACED ON BORDER
SENATOR SHEPPARD DELEGATES HIMSELF
IN UNITED STATES SENATE IN THE
SERVICE OF LOWER VALLEY.

in Fort
Of
o
with the
and means 10
of il to
be and
band the
of
audience BY Colonel Y F. Hatch
Sheppard compinentd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
Sen. Sheppard To
Corpus Today

Senator Morris Sheppard was to leave
Brownsville at 4 :O5 o'clock this afternoon
for orpus hristi, where he will spend sun
day, and Monday he expects 10 20 10
Rockport. ColIss.tor Of Customs Frank
Rabb was 10 accompany him to Corpus
Christi.
This afternoon IN the parIors Of the Nil
Ter hotel Senator Sheppard was IN confer
ence With members Of the citizens com
nittce thai visited Austin. including ID
". Glasscock, it, chairman: w. S. West
*. b C.rager and II. w. Kibbe, who re-
turned 70 the city today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
TURKISH LEFT Is
SUBJECTED TO A
TERRIFIC FIRE
ONE THOUSAND SHELLS At ONE
POINT CAUSED COLLAPSE OF
SOME TURK TRENCHES.
BRITISH MINE SWEEPER IN THE
STRAITS IS SUNK WITH 100 MEN
IN A COLLISION.

ConStantlnople, Oct 30.-The Turkish
war Office announced last night that the al
lies had subjected the Turkish left wing
at several points in the Gallipoh PENN
suia to d terrific bombardment One
thousand shells at one point caused the
collapse Of some Turkish trenches near
Ari Burnu.. The bombardment continued
all Thursday night. but the allied infantry
attacks failed. Two monitors helped in
the bombardment. but were driven away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
Mine Sweeper Sunk.
/, isv AssocIated Press ,

London. Oct. 30.-A British mine
sweeper was sunk and one hundred men
lost their lives in collision with another
British ship in the Dardanelles. Petrograd
reports that the Germans are needing
metal, and tried to strip the orthodox
churches in Wilma. Enormous crowds of
citizens fought the Germans in two days
of riots. Many soldiers and civilians were
killed. The Montenegrins claim they are
infhcting great losses on the Austrians
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
Corpus Boys Killed
While Seeing First
Cir. US Unloading

Corpus Christi. Tex. Oct. s0.--Ber-
nardo Cara and Vicente Garcia. Mex
lean boys. were killed today in the par
tial collapse Of warehouse while they
were watching n circus unload here.
Josiah Tompkins, another boy was in
jured but is exported TO recover. This
is the first large circus to come here in
sixty years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30

Galveston, Texas. Oct. 30 1T is report
cd by Carranza representative herr th.ti
the Carrarza auiherlies III Mexico CITY
have supprcs ri thp M1Airun Herald VIII
Mexico City aS an antagafistic pphhc..
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30

ti,y Assoc,ated Pres

London. Oct. 30.-General Joffre. com
nander of the French forces, held another
conference today with Lord Kitchener. n
Is believed some scheme Of q central mill
tary control j. being developed. General
Joffre visited Qneen Mary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
Russ Troops Sail.


Copenhagen, Oct. 30.-The Berlin Tage-
blatt says large contingents of the Rus
sian troops have set sail from Black Sea
ports Of Odessa and Sebastopol for the
Bulgarian coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
Revolutionists
To Work Co Road

san Angelo. Tex. OFT. 30.-Four Mex
leans arrested on the Wilson farm We'd.
ncsslay charged with threatening a rev.
olution were fined 500 They will work
their fines out on the county roads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
British to Serbia.
fBy Associated Press.i

Paris. Oct. 30.-The Havas Agency re-
ports that the British who landed at Salo-
niki were ordered to proceed 10 the Ser
bian frontier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30

London. Oct. 3O.-- Physicianr ~
nounce today that King George ia inn
nroving from his injury when horse
threw him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30

Berlin. Oct. 3O.-The Teutons continued
their progress against the Serbians. cap
turing 1000 prisoners and three cannon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30

The ire of some l25 citizens Of San Be
nito Yesterday was aroused over the reply
Of Governor james F. Ferguson te 4 mes
sage sent the governor IN connection with
the latter's exchange of telegrams wit
Senator Sheppard nj Brownsville. Tho
message was forwarded 10 the governor
over the SIGNATURE of sam Robertson Of
san Benito and some 125 other resident
of that ciiv. and il was worded a. follows
CONSERVATION Of press reports
covering the last few hours lead vs.
to believe that 4 possible mSunder-
standing between your excellency
and certain parties making repre-
sentation- 10 Won IN regard 10 our
border trouhlc@ y about 10 take
precedence over the crying need of
n much distressed citizenship of a
considerable portion of our com
monwcalth
ave. the undersigned citizens Of
San Benito and the Rio Grande
Valley. most dcvoutlv believing that
the situation warrants II. do hereby
extend 10 Won an urgent invitation
~ personally visit our section ~
once that Won may be fully advised
~ ~ onr needs. We pledge you
our faithful cooperation to the end
that Justice may he obtained. and
peace and order restored. Respect
fully Sam Robertson and about
12.5 Others"
The governors reply was addressed tc
Hon Sam Robertson. San BanIto. Texas
and Va wordcd a. follows:
"What i the crying need YOU
speak Of, james v. Ferguson,
vnxprnDr'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
GOVERNOR GETS
MESSAGES FROM
BORDER PEOPLE
IRE o. SAN BENlrAns AROUSED
OVER REPLY or GOVERNOR TO
MESSAGE BY l25.
SENATOR SHEPPARD WIRES IERGu.
SON STATING SPECIFIC SUCCESS
TIOMS FOR TROUBLES.

san Benito. Texas. Oct 30.-That Gov
ernor Ferguson \ not extremely popular in
san Benlto j. mild expression Of the AT -
iitude Of . very considerable part Of the
local citizenship toward the state execu-
tive. This feeling il very largely due to
the governors summary disregard Of u
tele.raphed invitation extended by the
citzen- ~ this clty Yesterday t. visit this
section for personal observation Of con
dition- affecting tho Mexican situation.
The recent stand taken bv the governor
that request for assistance IN DEALING
with border troubles met with very little
enthuSa ia here and leading citizens look
with alarm upon the attempt to place no
litcal opinions above actual needs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30
Second Proposition.

"The second proposition l.. that in order
To- MAINTAIN permanent security and per
manent peace. the military post at Fort
Brown must be permanently reeStahlished
Fort Ringgod should be partly or wholly
rebuilt and a military road ought to be
constructed between the two points along
fhe Rio Cranda
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-30

Continued on Page 81
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-30
Winslow Baptists Organize

The meetings being held by
Rev, Pope and wife in the Finn
Block, are progressing nicely and
will continue indefinitely. Rev
I. F. McCourtney, general mis-
sionary for Arizona, was present
Wednesday evening, and preach
ed a forceful sermon on Draw
ing Power of God" " Two per-
sons presented themselves for
baptism when the invitation was
given, but the time of baptism
will be announced later.
At the close of the sermon the
Baptists present voted to organ
ize themselves into a achurch, and
the proceeding were directed by
the Revs. McCourtney and Pope.
A pastor will be called as soon as
possible and a place of worship
secured. A Baptist Sunday sch ol
will be organized Sunday and the
new organization will proceed tC
business at once.
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-30
Valet Parlor.

Harry Mullen has placed his
order for complete equipment
for operating a clothes pressing
emporium and shoe shining par
lor, and next Tuesday will be
his opening day. He will have
his establishment at 10 Kinsley
Ave, conveniently located for
the public. Among the new
features will be pressing club.
membership $3.50 per month.
which entities a member to have
one suit pressed each week. His
shining parlor will have special
accommodations for the ladies.
Found-Lady's gold watch, for
information see Marshal F. M.
Dunham.
Mrs. A. Carol left during the
week for Los Angeles were she
will spend the next two months.
All kinds of live and dressed
poultry, fish, fruits and vegeta-
bles at the City Meat Market.
A Horse gets a new clean Bed
of Hay every night. How long
have you used that mattress.
Winslow Furniture Co.
Mrs Ehlen, bookeeper for the
Bailey Beeson company returned
Sunday from the expositions and
Los Angeles. She was accom-
panied by her son.
Mr.. F. T. LaPrade wants to
know who stole his soda pop. A
few days ago he stored sixteen
bottles in a small warehouse near
Monkey Hill. and some person or
persons, wearying of the exceed
ing dryness of the town, broke
through a rear window and car
ried away the stock. AS we un-
derstand the Arizona law, swip-
ping soda pop is only a joke, but
stealing a feller's beer is a high
crime and treason.
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-30
NO. 26
Additional Locals.


the Ranger station Monday where
he is in charge.
Mrs. Ed Clark of Los Angeles,
accompanied by her three sons,
arrived here Sunday, to spend
the summer.
E. J. Marty and wife from
Indian Wells spent several days
of this week in town doing their
annual shopping.
Prof. Brubaker, principal of
WinsloW high shcool, leaves Mon
day for Los Angeles to spend the
remainder of his vacation with
his mother.
Mrs. Rouse left Monday morn
ing for Los Angeles where she
will spends several weeks.
| G. L. Behn of this city is re-
joicing over the arrival of an
eight-pound boy, born Monday
morning. Mother and son are
doing nicely.
Fred Brown, the popular
chemist, of the Kelly Drug Co.,
left Sunday morning for Kansas
City, where he will visit with his
sister for the next two weeks.
R. G. Kaufman is building a
spacious two story residence on
north Kinsley Avenue, and
when finished will be one of the
most beautiful homes in North
ern Arizona.
The Misses Bertha and Ruth
Wallace of Holbrook spent the
week with Miss Marguerite
Wyrick of this city. On their re-
turn Miss Wyrick accompanied
them to their home and will
spend several days there.
Roy Harrington, a young man
who formerly lived near this
place, but of late years a resident
of Gallup was killed last Thurs
| day in a runaway accident. He
was thrown from the wagon
striking his head with such force
as to fracture his skull.
C. ]. Spellmeyer, who with
his family have been spending
several weeks at the expositions,
returned Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Spellmeyer with her mother,
Mrs. Krents of Douglas, will re-
main in San Francisco for the
remainder of the summer.
| Contractor Dunn has this week
| finished remodeling the home of
10. B. Sutton. It has been peb-
| ble-dashed on the outside,
second story added, and hard
wood floors and wood work in
stalled. WinsIow has every rea-
son to be proud of her handsome
residences, with their properly
appointed lawns and well-kept
shade trees.
Antonio Waconda, an Indian
employed by the Navajo Ice and
Cold Storage Co., was arrested
Tuesday evening by Marshal
Dunham for being intoxicated
and disturbing the peace. Owing
to the absence of the police
magistrate he was placed in the
Jail at Holbrook to await the
return of the justice of the
peace when he will be sentenced.
| Owing to the trials and tribula
tions which were visited on this
office during the last week we
failed to comment of the excel
lent band concert which was
given at the round house park
last week under the leadership
of Mr.. Edwin Matthews. 1t was
attended by an unusually large
crowd who staid to the last num-
Der, and were enthusiastic in
their praise. Much credit is due
Master Mechanic Weber and
| /tl.e ~ o,,Ix AdooIx e., ill., IN
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-30
Society's s Doings.

ed her Sunday school class Thurs
day afternoon at her home on 4th
avenue. Games were played dur
ing the afternoon, and at the
conclusion light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Fred C. Carter was
hostess to the Royal Bereans
: Class, Friday evening, at her
home on west 4th avenue. Those
enjoying the evening were Agnes
Ward, Pearl and Clara Allen,
Gladys Fouts, John Sholund and
Claude LaParde.
Mr.. E. W. Bennett, who has
been visiting with his aunt Mrs
F. w. Waite, returned to Phoe-
nix Monday morning. Mr.. Ben
nett made many friends during
, his stay here, and Sunday night
I was the honored guest at a din
ner given at the Hotel Harvey
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powell.
DR.. Ross G. Bazell, Mrs. Harri-
man and Mrs. F. w. Waite and
daughter Winifred were also
guests.
George Creswell was host to
a number of his friends Satur-
day evening at his home on east
3rd street at stag dinner. Five
courses were served and covers
laid for eight, Messrs Gillard,
Howe, Hathaway, Wyrick, Cook,
Kliendenst, Hoag and G. Cres-
we'll. A. E. Glllard gave an
after dinner speech entitled
"Our Wives.
Little Miss Evelyn Proctor
entertained nine of her little
friends Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her eigl tt birthday.
Interesting games were p aged,
and at five o'clock the most de-
licious goodies were served the
little ladies. Those present were:
Daisy Guyger, Barba Smith,
Marvel Penrod, Virginia Flick
enger and little cousin, Helen
. King, Mable and Myrtle Kelly
and Hazel Haycock.
One of the social events Of the
week was the five hundred party
given by the Misses Cassins
at their home on west 4th ave
une, Saturday evening, honor
ing Miss Iva's birthday. Delic-
ious refreshments where served
after a pleasant evening at cards.
The guests were Misses Drumm,
Monroe, Dadey sisters, and Waite
and Messrs. Gilpin, St. Clair,
Bazell, Faulkner, Roach, Penrod,
Braeman, and Rofinot.
A delightful social event OF
the week was contributed by
Miss Winifred Waite, Tuesday
evening, in the way of a pleas.
ant informal evening at five
hundred which was throughly
enjoyed by the guests, as also
was the sumptuous three course
luncheon served. The guests
were Misses Dadey, Cassin,
Drumm, Mahoney, Proctor,
Monroe and Daze, and Messrs
Brubaker, St. Clair, Morgan
Ross, Weber, Penrod, Faulkner
Braeman, CresWell, Rofinot anC
GiIpin.
Little informal evenings BY
the younger set are fast be
coming most popular, and sew
eral of the young ladies have
been hostesses at charming
: ones during the past month. The
approaching marriage of one Of
our most popular young ladies
and the rumored engagement Of
) another, has added a zest o.
> excitement to these affairs anC
it is rumored that they are to bt
7 the inspiration for a series O.
courtesies by their numerous