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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28
ONLY ONE "BEST"
Pine Bsufi People Give Credit Where ..s. :. Credit Is Due.

People of Pine Bluff who surfer with weak 2.f'~oTs and bad backs want a kidUes r4medy that can be depended upon. Doan's Kidney Pills is a medicine for the kidneys only, and one that is backed by willing Ies- timony of Pine Bluff people. Heres e case:
 Mrs. w. E. Lambeth, 1901 E. Sixth St., Pine Bluff,, says: "I, and others of the family have used Doan's Kid ney Pills for troubles caused by weak kidneys, such as pain in the back, dizzy spells, headaches and irregular kidney action. They have always brought prompt relief. We are never without a box of Doan's Kidney Pills in the house. We generally procure them from the Tankersley Drug Co.,
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy--get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Lambeth had. Poster Milburn Co.,, P1 )s., Buffalo, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28
"SAFE FARMING"
 CAMPAIGN BEGINS ] ]: ON NOVEMBER 1 [. i,t.its tstit, .i--t First Series of Meetings At tended by More Than
 5000 Farmers.
EXPERTS AT PINE
 BLUFF ON NOV. 2
''N0Te and Better Cattle and Hogs," 'sMNre rGrii and Cotton from Fewer Aeres.' and ''LOnger School
 Terms" Discussion Subjects.

Fayet; eville, Oct. 27.-"safe Farm ing" will be the keynote of an "All Over Arkansas" better farming and better living campaign, tc' be in- auguratcd November 1, by the exten- sion division Of the University of Ar kansas and the United States depart ment of agriculture, cooperating.
 The first lap in this great state wide campaign, will extend over q period of four months, beginning in two sections of the state, Franklin and Lonoke counties, November I. From these two starting points the campaign will swing from county to eunty until all of the 75 counties of Arksnsas have been covered.
 This campaign is a continuation Of the enc began July F.. Since that date 297 meetings have been held. At tendance figures are available for only 16S meetings. Th,:y total S,32SS. or an average attendance at each of the mes tings of 109, mostly farmers, as the majority of the meetings were held in rural districts, some as far as 9 miles from a railroad station.
 32,373 Attend Meetings.
 The attendance for 132 meetings IS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28


 Mr. Lambert has charge Of the farE, demonstration work in the northern half of tha county, and he reported as follows:
 q beg to submit the following re- port:
 During the present year, beginning Fabruary 1, I have traveled 5,70S miles in my official work, 4,O6S miles by rail and 1,640 miles by private conveyance.
 "Hav: conducted crcp demonstra- tions on 42 farms. with corn, cotton, peanuts, soy beans, vetch, alfalfa, crimson clover, sweet clover, lespe- deza and other hay crops.
 "The yield cf corn under demon stration method last year in the stata was 29 bushels, against 19 bushels, i the state average without much addl- ticnal cost to the farmer; also the yield of cotton was increased con- siderably, from just following scien- i tific practices in s;ed selection and cultivation, from 500to-600 pounds to 1 9S7 pounds under demonstration method.
 "Have given especial instruction to four farmers in growing crimson clover; to four in growing vetch; to four in growing burr clover; three l in growing sweet clover, and IS in growing alfalfa, and number thas will plant in the winter and spring, i have furnlshel government bacteri* to inoculate all of the above seed. Have given instructions i'll pruning orchards, fumigation to prevent : weevils in corn, peas. oats and wheat.
 "s:ventecn boys joined the corn, cotton, peanut and pig clubs, and the corn yield will range from 50 'n E95 3-5 bushels, without much addl- tional cost. Have not received the reports on cotton and peanut boys yet.
 Turing the year, have vaccinatea i i .O5O head of hogs and have instruct i ed ' farmers how to vaccinate %'aelr hogs. "Have twice called the state veterl- marian to the county, to investigate diseases of live stock.
 "Furnished blue prints and ln- struction for building and filling three dipping vats. that have dipped 300 to 600 head Of cattle, and the pros pect is for having the federal quar- antine raised on Jefferson county cat tie one year from new. This will me,9n an increased valua of S356,O90 on the cattle of the county. and sav- ing of one-fcurth the feed necessary Mo winter the cattle The importance of this is seen when it is remembered that about 150 head have died in the county this year. Figured at S2O per hesd. low value. .a1s many were pure breds, this was a loss Of $3,ooo, que to ! tick fever.
 .fMore and better work could nave been done with better facilities for l travellng."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28

not ya. available. as all reports have not been filed with the office of Dean J. H. Miller, director of extension. However, w. C. Lassettor assistant director in charge of specialists. esti- mates 5he tctal attendance for all me tings q 32,313, basing his esti- mate e7 the conservative average Of 109 to, each of tha 16S meetings for which attendance figures ar2 avail able.
 The speakers for these meetings will be secured from the colleg2 of agriculture, th9 United States depart- men. Of agriculture, the railroads and from the ranks Of repre resent3tiva farm2rs and business men, according to Dean Miller, who says that this es- sentially is campaign of mutual aid. All speakers who will take part tn the campaign have an intimate know ledge, of the economic conditions of the rural districts Of Arkansas, gained from wide experience and large acqu9 intance among Arkansas farm IS
 The subject for these cooperative meetings will he More and Better Cattle and Hogs," 'sMore Corn and Cotton From Fewer Acres,' "Longer Schol Terms" and "Better Roads and Bridges.'
 "More Arkansas farmers are happy now over having grown enough feed for 8 year ard enough fcol for the winter than ever bafore," said MT. Miller, land l place too much confi- d3nce in their intelligence to believe taat they will ever go back to cot ten to the exclusion. of all othsr crops"
 Schedule fer Three Weeks.
 The following schedule has been arranged for the first three weeks ot the campaign:
 November 1. Charleston and Eng land; November 2, Pine Bluff and Scranton; November 3, Warner and Paris; November 4, Winchester and Magazine; November ,, Dermott and Bccneville; November G. Lake Village and Danvlle; November s, AshlSy county (meeting places have not been de'.ermined) and Havana; November 9, Hamburg and Dardanelle; Novem- b3r 10, II, 12 and 13 Bradley county (meeting places no. yet determined) November 10, Benton; November Il, Malvern; November F. Philadelphia; November 16, Rison and Ashdown; November 17, IS, 19 and 20, Ou1chita county (meeting places to be determ-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28

official report claims that von Hin denberg's men could not hold the ground gained, because of the inme- diate fierce counter attacks made by the Russians.
 While the position in this region remains serious for the Russians, they appear on the whole to be hold ing their own.
 In the south, along the Styr river and the Galician frontier, the Rus sians report successes, both in car rying through their own attacks and repulsing German attacks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28

ined l.. county age November T. 17, De Queen; Novemb Is, Hepe; No- vembar 19, Lewisville; November 20, Magnolia.
 The foregoing schedule is for two teams of speakers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28

You can make your choice ip the quiet of your home or office. by hays tng Graphic Classified" ads -brl"s applicants and applications to you. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28
no syen Rpmemher!

Cravath ,Ip. Strike one-sWurg and missed. Strike two-fout. Ball one 2wide. Strike -three-sWung and missed. Cravath famed again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28

-Anvcne wishing tn huv or sell Jeffersnn countY script, casi cr Chas. Well Supply co, '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28
Mr. Lambert's Report.

the farmers who have given it fail trial'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-28
.FRENtd EXPLODE MINE
 BENEATH GERMAN TRENCH

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-25

World Want ADS are result getter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
GERMANS CEASE
FIERCE ATTACK
ON HILL NO. go
FIRED SHELLS ~ INCHES IN DIAM
ETER INTO THE TOWN or
YPRES.
BRITISH WARSHIPS CARRY ON 3
HOUR COMMANDMENT or the
DARDANELIES

London. April 23 Th, Official story of
ihr fighting ui thc British front NJ a. yes-
tcrdny Says "Thr Germans attacks IL
recapturr IIill No. 80 tor the present have
ceased. The report uv- during operation.
around thi~ h,ll The German, fired shells
seventeen nchc- n diameter into the town
WI Nprr-. on April 1l thc enemy exploded
tw" minr- opposite uur right. near laha--c.
They IaiIrd tu damage ulr trenches
Having discovered German mining
operations near Anuruiirrr- We fnrr-tnllrd
their effort tins morning Thursday w
exploding mime wc had prepared there
un April I'M uur ut uur alrmrn carried out
w very bold and -urrr-- -tu single handed
attack ou an air shed ucar Ghcut. lie had
M" ran thr gauntlet ut tire from thr ground
directed by captive balloon. In spite ~
thl~ hc came down to within POO feet of the
ground aud effected hi- object. causing N
serious explosion wv th, she'd"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
BARNES A SORT
AT DR.. JEKYLL
AND Mr.. HYDE
NEW YORK POLITICIAN WAS so RE
GERDED by COL. ROOSEVELT.
HE TESTIFIES.
COLONEL SAYS He TRIED TO HAVE
GOOD BARNES CONTROL THE
BAD BARNES.
IBy Associatcd Prcss.)

Syracuse. \. Y- April 23.-Coloncl
Roo. .e'rll under cross examination TODAY
in the Barue- hhcl -uIt against hin. -aid
he REGARDED Banr- a "-urt uf III
iet1il aud Nh HYDE, who. Ike other poh-
i,iau-. ha- good sides and bad -ide-.r
Roosevelt -aid he tired to have Barnc-'
oui 'lr absorb hi- had -idc letter.
NJ rrc introduced ~ Show thr tricndl, rrla
Mons between Colonel Roosevelt and
i.amc-
ltir- asked WHY Roosevelt consulted
3itU liamc~. Roosevelt answered:
"hrrau-e Thought him above thr run
ri politicians believed hc mieht become
: useful citizen"
"nid ynu discuss h- moral standards
vilh hIm
II did. expressed my hopes 0" him "
Colonel Euu-rNch tuil huN when OWN was
-o.U .Uruur piatt had offered Hendrix thc
ilirr u. commi -ioucr ui public work. and
.ird Ea-4-4r, -lisr.-rit- acrrrH...l, hripru
Roosevelt knew about
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
LETTERS BETWEEN SEC. BRYAN AND FATHER
KELLEY ON MEXICAN SITUATION ARE PUBLIC
administrations
Views On Rights
OF Free Worship

Washington. D e. Secretary Bryan
has written a. Father Francis Il. Kelley ~
Chicago. president nj the Catholic Church
Extension -ocicty. the following open let
Ter on the Mexican situation:
My dear Father Kelley:
The president has referred to mc Your
important letter Of the twenty third OF
February concerning the present di-trr-~-
ing situation III Mexico. with the request
that ! tell YOU very definitely what the at
titudc and acts NJ the administration have
been III the matter oi the protection II the
rights OF conscience and OF worship there.
~ matter IA which the administration j.. !
need not say. deeply Interested. a. All true
Americans must hc.
The question which ha- hulkrd largest
IN political discussion m connection with
the present revolution Ia Mexico. and III
connection with the revolution which pre-
ceded IL, j. the land question. because upon
Il peoples economic relations a. the land
everything else. il would seem that II u
determine it, institutions and secure it,
freedom must depend There cam NV NJ
permanent paciiication w Mexico. no
stable settlement Of her political troubles
until the land question T. Justly and wisely
settled and the land made the basis Of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Polish Peasants Live in GrOunG

Berlin. april 13 A thousand Polish
peasants are living in hole- IN the ground
due tu ihr complete destruction wrought
by the Russians w Russian territor, W. the
retreat from thc German border The pur
l'u-r ot the Russians apparently wu- tu
hamper the advance 80 the Gcruau-.
After the destruction ut their hunr-
these Polish peasants either were tuu shift
les or too uncertain of the future 90 do
amy work and dng thr hulr- wv thr GROUND
tor shelter. WI vcr, few eases their
priests succeeded IN getting them tn pro-
vide against the future The remainder
are threatened with death from lack VI
sanitation and starvation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
RAM0NES WILL
BE OCCUPIED
BY MONDAY

General Enihano r Nafmitc. who has
hnW absent from NIatampru- Since
"Wednesday morning. b. expected to return
to hi- post tnu-ht. a-rurim- tr unofficial
advice tuda, General NaIutratr has
bcru rapidly m"Nm~ hi- force westward
from C.marsu. uni expect hy Monday to
occupy Eamoue Il railroad -tlliou forty
milr- thi -id- ~ Monterrey Military
tram .r, u"u being ruu a- iir west a-
Aldama-, l-u miles west 81 Matamuru~.
and b WH- reported to-day that One train
had been operated nearly tu Hamnnc-.
= Brownsville mgn la-i nigh, received by
Mexican mlil package which was mailed
to him from Monterrey about three months
ago. 10 had been held 40 Ramomc-. the
post mark ndirItr-. until Within thc last
two ~ three day. when thc country WAS
opened up with the retreat to Torrrun uf
thc NilIi~ta- who recently hc-icrcd Muta-
muru~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Land Question Is
Necessary To BE
Fully Settled

of her citizens, rank and tile.
and the foundation 1T her family hic.
But. uf course. economic questions ARE
settled. II thc matter bc thought through
IL IT, real heart, only Ia order 10 give
leave IT, the deeper things that are -pir-
itual. n democracy must W. sustained hy
education. by the education Of the people.
and her schools will hr a~ valuable "A Mex
leo a- her ucrc~ ~ fertile land N will ",
a- necessary that she have them IN that
he break thc monopoly that ha- controlled
her land.
Aud. above and beyond an. the full
flower of democracy. lir- religious free
dom. the principle which the builder- oi
"ur own republic made the crown ~ the
whole structure To this freedom political
liberty lia- seemed "a many ot the most
important rri-r- uf history. tn hr only thr
handmaidpn aud servant There can ",
NO doubt IN the minds of Americans about
these things
The administration has mot felt at lib-
eriy to play any part IN the internal af-
fairs Nh Mexico except that w friend und
adviser II realizes that. w reason VI
geographical proximity and many hi--
turiral circumstances known Nv al tht
world, II j. IN some peculiar lcgre,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Germans Use Asphyxiating Bombs.

Paris. April 23 Official Tie Ger
mans yesterday used large quantities ot
a-phyNiutIue homh- north Nj Nprr-. there
PIN forcing thr French nv retire toward thr
Yer. The effect ot these bombs was frlt
fur distance rl " mIlr and W half NrHr
Nt. MIhici thr French captured over "
quarter of mule ut trcnchc~ and one hun
drrG prisoner
The French by ,lgorou- counter attacks
rr-ainrd some uf ihr ground lost under
a-phyNHtng she'll iirr near Nprr- aud took
many prisoner. There were several lively
engagements about sunset n Belgium yr-
tcrdHy BrlgIan~ rrpuI-cd thr atark
against a fortified chateau in northeastern
Belgium.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
GOV. FERGUSON
WILL ACT FOR
THE N0RMALS
0Ey Associated Pr,Ss.


AuStiu, TcNtS. April -. II j. under
stood here that Gr1rrnur James II. Fer
.luSun viii submit ~ thr rumin. ~prriai
session If ,hc Thi.tt fourth Legislature
an amendment ~ ihr lIW prn'idin. for
Che estahi,- hment "f three new state
nmIl schools. which would chang,
th- method WI selecting thr lnrntiug
bp.rt This has hrroHc necessary. 81
.~ -ai,i. trrau>r ut ih, recent action n.
thr Supreme tuur. wv Texas in drrlin
ing 81 perform ne dulv imposed of
lrling two mrWhcr~ uf thr selecting
board The present law provides that
thr governor lirutrraut governor. the
attorney general. md two private cil.
zru~ The irtIrr tu rr appointed lr fh"
supreme court. shall constitute th
board selecting q location ror The three
normli- fhn plan noE. i jim under
stood ~ tn either eliminate. through
legislative action. OBJ tuo citizen mem
hcr~ or urntii tiHt tli, ihrr nimrd
state oniri l~ shall ~rl, ihr tUu citi
zen members. Unless ih- special ,..>
~inH of ihr legislature iIkc> action im
Dr. iftt.-,~ hcrr viIi hr uu WA state
normal until the next regular session
hail have made thr nrrr~~~Hrf rrufi~
ian far Thy selecting board. Two Wears
hence
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
MAN ATTACKED BY
VICIOUS CANINE
FELIS RIVIERA SERIOUSLY HURT BY
ANIMAL WHICH ALSO AT
Tackled OTHERS.

81 Tenth and Elizabeth streets. near
thr pn>tunirc this morning Frli> Riviera
an vmpluvr ~ Dr MI Rarragln'> was
attacked and seriously bitten by 81
ciuu d>ug The animal which seemed a.
hr guarding buggy in front vi the
PcStuilirc had jumped at several per
Suii>. according tn witnesses. but Ii was
uri until Riviera came along that his
vicinu>n,s> reached dangerous stage
Riviera went az drug Store un
Twelfth street where hi> wounds were
dressed ~ Dr. Barragan. II H. not IT,
licycd the animal was rahid. hut the ut
most PRECAUTIONS are being taken TN the
phN>irianS "a prevent complications
from the wound
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
CAR NICHOLAS
Is AT lEMBERG
WITH THE DUKE

London. April 23-Ghc Emperor Niche
la- arrived today at Iymhurg a Reuter-
d,-patch SAYS the Grand Duke Nicholas
met him there and they arc holding 4 con
ference about ihc operations VI The Car
paihiun-. TIN dispatch gives the first
definite news about Grand Duke Nichola-
since the report last week that General
Baron ~Ieyrr-. commanding thr defeated
Tenth Russian army. had shot the duke
and killed himself
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Are Disagreed On
ErpcdieHcy Of
Some Measures

charged with the duty uf safeguarding. w
TAR q, lt may within the limits ot inter
national privilege. thr lives and right, M
Foreigners WI Mexico. and " has again aud
again made The strongest possible repre-
-cntaii"n- with regard tu ~urh matters NJ
those who have from time wv time assumed
responsibility tor affair IA Mexico during
the iruuhIuu- months through which that
country has been passing. "a every turn
ri affair there. moreover and upon every
report ut persecution. NJ hn- advised anL
warned those who were exercising au-
thorlty oi che fatal effect any disregard
Iur thr hyc- ur rights W.T. those who rep
resented religion or any attack upon hb-
rriy ot conscience I'M M worship would
have upun thr opinion WI thc people ~
The United States and Of the world
un th' Bird uf July. 1914 fur instance.
thr following message Na- sent Tor pre-
~eutatinu to General Villa and To General
Carranzu.
Not only TIE United States, but
all thc world. viii watch with the
greatest interest and concern the
course now 10 b. pursued ~ the lead
rr- ui the cun-tituiinnnh-t cause IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
FURY TO DECIDE
WHETHER THAW
Is NOT SANE

New York. April % supreme Court
Judge IIendrick today granted Harry X.
Thnw'- applicaiion on hah'u~ corpus
writ to have jury decide W. LI- sanity.
Nhen the decision wa- announced ilmv
was kept busy Y halt hour RECEIVING "on-
aratulations fhaw remarked: III vii be
oooa new a. my mother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23

London. April 1I IN Russian urruplanr
Yesterday dropped Fifteen bombs ou Plork.
hitting several German boats ou the Vi~-
iula uud railroad station ANA train. An
other urropuuc did considerable damage
in thc German trrnrhc- near NHawa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
TIE lower gulf coast and the Magic
Valley i issued hy the United States
weather hurcau at New Orleans
Showers and thuudrT-turn- this uit-
craoon and tonight. Saturday, part
IN cloudy: fresh a. strong east and
southeast winds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
HIGH SCHOOLS OF TEXAS
COMPETE IN TRACK MEET

college station rNa>. April ~. High
schools aud academies uf Texas We're
gathering here today tu compete ~ the
annual intrr>cholaStic track meet nc
th" \. \ NJ. college. which opens this
and continues through e.
morrow About thirty >chool> were en-
tered e. compete ia the contests. The
annual debate and nrltnrirll contest
WAS scheduled tonight for high school
bows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
SALOON AND DISORDERLY
\ HOUSE CASES ACTED ON

In the district court to-day lnri~d1' mon
n the fourteen indictment charging Ni"-
l,,ion Of the liquor law and conducting
disorderlv houses here. wa~ transferred
from the district court to thc Cameron
,.ountv court. The eases will probably
came M before the next term n the c0un-
, ~ court IN May
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
WERE
SHELLED BY A
SUBMARINE
(Bv Associated Press }

Grim>hy England. april ~ The
trawl,r 81. Lawrence was torpc,locd
aud sunk ia the North sea Yesterday h,
\ German submarine. Two ~ the crew
were Killed. The others were rescued ~
the trawltr Queenstown. which reports
Queenstown was trying ~ rescue sur.
NINur>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
DlrdanelIes Forts Are B0mbardrd

IHl A--UrIuicd PTr--J
PHu-. Apri 3l Four British war-hipl
entering thr nirlarrll,- yesterday bonn
hardcd thr forts three hour The allie
mG guns H thr -amr iiur -hrllrd thc forts
from ihr Cuff "t ~uru-. w wv reported thr
b"mhardmcnt at SMYRNA has been resumed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
GOVERNOR FERGUSON TO
BE AT SAN ANTONIO

' san Antonio. Texas. Arril -. Gov.
eruor James r. Ferguson WAS due here
from Austin today to participate ~ ihe
Rattle of Flowers. a feature ~ Today
.nropram of Fiesta Week. which began
Nonda, and closes saturday night. The
governor was expected 10 spend two
days here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
TEXAS STORMS TAKE 24l|VES
GERMAN HIGH SEA FLEET
CRUiSED INTO NORTH SEA
(By Associated Prcss.)

Berlin. April 23-Thc admiralty
announces that the German high sea
fleet recently crIi~rd repeatedly INTO
the North Sea aud advanced INTO
English water without meeting the
-ea iorce- ui Great Britain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
COUNTY COMMISSIONER IN
BELL COUNTY Is KILLED

Temple. Texas. April 23.-C. :. Ne
Nicely. farmer. this morning shot and
killed County Commissioner William M.
Dickey here IN q dispute over road cun-
irurvr-y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Turkish Coast N BOmbarded

IbN A-~UFIuTrU Trr~~.l
Pcirngmd. April 13 lhy Russian Black
Sea torpedo squadron humhurdrd fifteen
strip WI the Turkish coast Monday near
Archata. dun- much damugr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Germans Capture 1900 Allied Soldiers

Berlin. April -I Iu1rIalI wv yr~trr
day'~ fighting u Bclsium the Germans cap
turi at beast lUnu French and British
pri- i-uurr and tour hru,, Buti " cannon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
EXPORTS THIS YEAR
TO REACH S2,750 100000

Washington. ID. g.. April 23.--Nec-
rctary Rediield ot the department "i
commerce announced today that
American exports Ia the present fiscal
wear probably will total ~2.i1n.hnh.
600. The United States last munth
exported S5a,000.0 600 in hread-iuH~,
arnin~t - 5000. .OOu th" prrN"n-
March.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23

Many q man who would steer clear of a
graveyard after dark i- not afraid 1T a
tank iuIl OF spirits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23

That which makes wise men mod !
-. makes fools unmannerlv