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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
SOME PEOPLE THINK

-vant Mitchell alleges that Keller, who
conducts Il saloon in the Fourth ward,
pawned ! watch, the property Of Sergeant
Miller ana that Nv has not been able to re-
cover the watch or il equivalent in
money.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
Held TO Grand Jury.

Pablo Cardcnas, charged with having in
hi~ possession Smugsicd mcscal. was given
n preliminary hearing tins morning before
United States Commissioner +. h. Good
rich and was bound over to the federal
grand jury in the sum Of $3.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
Andres Cuelo, jr., Named
To Development Board

Andres Cucto IT.. ha- been appointed 10
membership on The Board W.T. City Develop
mcut IN the ciiy commission. filing the
vacancy can-ed Psi tho resignation of
james I. McAilcn. Mr.. Cueto has accepted
the place, ana participated m the meeting
Of the board -at tt- session Monday after
noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
Political Announcement

The Herald is authorized to announce
Zcb NJ. Nixon of Kine@yille. Klebcrg coun-
~. IVY U candidate for District Attorney for
the Twcnty-Eighth Judicial District. sub
icct o. the action Of the Democratic Pri-
mares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
EzyETW
X ITREKTREn
MATINEE AT 2 P. NJ.

George Kleinc presents Maud Fealv in
BONDWOMAN-A sensational dramatic
story or today. One that you viii
readily understand and keenly ap-
preciaie. III In the story ri q husband
vino did not think hi capable wife quite
capable enough to manage the family
excheQHer.
ann >chafer and George kunkel in
TIE N0MAN'S SHARE-ProzHeetor lost
ii Death Valley found just ia time.
Tomorrow-"The Diamond from the sky
Friday-Robert B. ManteIl in The In
faithful Wife,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

! hereby announce myself as q candidate
for the office ~ Sheriff Of Cameron county.
for rc- election. Subject ~ the action vi
the democratic primaries
". IT. VANN, Sheriff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Although they have been in operation
only three months. the Pennsylvania con
tinuatian school have more students
than in the four other States combined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Brownsville banking institutions. inelud-
ing the First National Bank, the Browns
vile Bank \ Trust Company. the State
Bank q Trust Company, and the Mer-
chants National Bank, viii close Friday
April p, in honor of San Jacinto Day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Lord Kitchener reads of his speeches.
Philadelphia has over a thousand
wholesale houses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

About that plumbing that Is 10 be done
Call HAYES 4 Sons. Scores Of satisfied
customers. Phone 50.-6t16ltf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

For an electrician phone 373. Wiring anC
repairs. Rio Grandc Electric Co.-i5-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
New spring weight silk hose for ladies

n Rutledse,-. Is Phoenix, 50 IT good
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
Public. School Holiday

Public. School ~H0liGay-San Jacinto
Day, Friday. viii be observed by the pub
ne schools VI the Brownsville independent
school district, the board having author
lied q holiday. No special programs IN
memory Of the occasion have been arr
ranged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Please come in and allow us the pleas
IRE at showing yOu our exceptionally at
%tractiye hot weather suits. Rulledgc's.-
412-l9.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

The Hat Shop has just received some
new linen dresses in plain and striped ef-
fects.-i19it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Recovering from Shock-R. f. Green IF
Brownsville. hrufhcr-ir-law W.T. Nr~. >. =.
Colviu of Mercedes. who with her daughter
was injured Saturday night when q
maraudcrS attacked them in their home
with N beer bottle containing beer. was ad-
vi~od today hv Mrs. Green. who b. in Mer-
ccde~. that ,hc injured women are recover
irg rapidly. Their nerves arc ~tiI badly
shattered hy the shock of The blows, how
ever.
Don't forget 70 take your water, light
and sewerage discount 1i1Sillt.
For all kinds Of electro. nickel. gold and
silver plating. Rio Grande Electric CO.
45-tf.
Dent forget to take your water, light
and sewerage discount IS lit.
New and second hand typewriters. sup
plies and repairs. RIo Grande Electric
Co.Ii-5-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
We call for and deliver your fans for re-

pairs. Call us. Rio Grande Electric G,
@4-5-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
City Paint and Carpenter Shop. Repair
Banks Will Close FRIDAY

ing and construction work. Phone 5Cs.-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Insurance Man a Visitor Warren r..
Ellis of Houston. district manager for "
Tennessee lite insurance concern. IN in
Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19
Electrical, bicycle, automobile, type


Electrical, bicycle, automobile, type
writer, flashlights, telephone and telegraph
supplies and repairs. We repair anything.
Rio Grande Electric C0.-tf.
Let lis show you how far a few dollars
viii w. Rutledge's.I II 10.
A BOy-Captain and Mrs. Frederick
Starr Wright WI Fort Brown are tie pa
rents "a z bdy, born sunday
Something GoOd-Nabi,co MT Crcam.
noe rrr quart. Rcxall Fountain G lt
FOR SALE-l0 acres near San Benito.
Choice land; SIS per acre cash. Write
A. 3. c., Brownsville Herald. @l1lltf.
We rapair anything. acrohlancs and sub
marines included. Rio Grande Electric
Co.-I.5-tf.
FOR SALE-i0 acres near San Bfnito.
Choice land: SIS per acre cash. Write
A. B. c., Brownsville Herald. -i'l4'tf.
The W0man's Missionary Society " the
Baptist church MD. take orders for Easter
cakes. Those desiring cakes telephone
Mr.. u. ~. DcBuiu. telephone number 52S.
-t1Slt.
~ us send vnu y quart " nnr sfrov~-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Dent forget to take your water. Iigh
and sewerage discount lSllt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

a C0CI, clean, downstairs and up to
date resort for particular ne0ple. The
REX BOWLING & BILLIARD PARL0RS.
nth Street, opposite Dreamland.@lotf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Let Us send You a quart 81 our straw
berry ice cream. Price zoe always. The
Rexall Fountain.-4l91t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

Don't forget 70 take your water. light
and sewerage discount
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-19

The W0man'S Missionary Society " the
Baptist church viii take orders for Easter
cakes. Those desiring cakes telephone
Mr.. j. q. DcBruin, telephone number 52S.
Ills it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
Solte Sloan's Eminent mitseben?

extraordinarily 9enn nod bod
tier a%nitreneung, Denn Die Wl1sfeln
6is auf's aeuBerite angeipannt iuarert
miro Sloan's Ointment ale Steifbeit
~entfernen uno gltd fir ben ndditen
Gag in CUTE 8erfoiiung bringen. Sbr
ioltet es aud bel einem pl0tlidcn
anfoa bon 3abnldmer5en benltben
ionic bel itcifen 3aferL Hiiden.
ihnerscn, Stiden giiien uno pielen
onberen Walbcitren, Die einem nab.
reno Der Seriea5eit 5uitobcn mogen.
n@ir ipiiroen liebcr liniere @inridt.
ltrg 5i Sauie laiicn, ols Die Scrien
antreten pbne Sloon's Eminent"
i6reibt elm GusfIiielcr. n8ir broud-
en- es fir oIles bon ardmpfen Bis
3abnidmer5en." Steft cine Slaide
NIT elm. ieib borseicben unb bobt tel.
ne Meue.-@op.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
Stttlc Serscr.

Srau @artin Slollals uno &iu-
Der, bon st. 2ollis, pclde felt sfpci
@odcll bel oen Gltcrn bon Sroll
Slaltalls, q. g.. g. M~llnbmiller altf
9eillf aclpeien luorell, limo al, Mon.
tog mieber nadbauie gcrciit.
SRI. aocIe Iunbpillcr lit om lct.
ten Sonntoe, alif fllraeln 8eiuh, bon
ct. Soliis bel ibren Ingcborigen Gin.
getroffcn.
Alpin GberlirL bon Granite Gitp,
luar am Sonntae ouf 9eiud bel lei,
iler Mlttter.
6ranf Sacrber fam ON Sonntog
bon ct. 2ouis, Inn elm boar Soge
bel ieinen ~Ingeborieen at berrpeilen.
SRI. Ollie Sannui6 befinbet lid)
CUR Belt oilf fur5c Serien babeim bel
ibren gItern, slug. Sannui6 ltnn
@ottin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
u . b ii 5.

Sbos. Stcrling itlb ieillc 4rbeitei
lparen am Wontog bier in Der Siobt
beim auflaoen BON 8abnidmellcn.
8cslep Hattles, bon 8lano, noi
ON lcsten Samstag unter Sen bicli.
gen 8eiudern.
llniere Sdule, lnter Seitung puit
$. @. &oied unb SRI. &l,tb Sobcin,
lna6t CUTE 6ortidritte uilo SGbli
lest 65 S9iler.
Dora Willer uno Settle Soft ma
rem am Wontag, franfbeitsbalbcr,
niht in Der Sdule.
Sralt 8cbiter Sbodlep lit CUR 3eit
beoenfli6 franf; mir miiniden oabcr
rai6e 8eiierung.
Irtbnr 9rinfmann uno Satin,
Don ct. Souls, lparen iiber Iebtcll
Salnstag unb Counting bic @Gite
bon 8. s. 9rinfma,n lino @attin.
Serr 8rinfmarm lit bel ser Wearpea
altto 90, beiddfti0t unh mad)te Ole
5abrt in einem Mormell @ilto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
serser,

SuliuS g. Sdmiot murbe fiir5lid
BON icincr Satin nit einem Sodtcr.
den bei9cnft.
Mug. Wailc uno @attim BON ct,
2oltis. iueilcn bier auf 9eiu6 bel
8rou Wtoile'S Santc, 6rau Niieuit
2aboubc.
Vim pcrgallgenen Sonnta9 mar
Berger nie alisgeitorben; fat ein je.
Der mar in Sermann, CUR Seier bes
0euti6en Cages.
@elpin Srccic 5ictt nod 8aibing.
ton, no CT ais @nuihrciner arbciten
miro.
Srai @m. $. Strotbmann ipar
mebrere Gage Der porigen ISOLDE in
ct. 2ol,is, gum @ilfallf bon Eus.
mnaren fiir bas Serbltgei6dft.
Srau @alter Sogel bon ct. Souls
lpar Elm paar Gage ser pergangencil
@ode allf 8eilld) bel Senrp S. Stod
un0 Satin.
ISM. 8. Sdaffner iln6 Somilic
maften filralid cincn 9ciu6 in Snl-
liuan, NO.
Gan Shoffncr unb Satin, bon
Sluenspille, mcilen bier altf 9ciudy
BET Scrrpanbtcn itnb Srelutben.
5rau M, Moosn1ann befinbet lid
sur 3cit in &binclono, Mo., oilf &c
ild bel ibrcm Sobn Saul i1llo bei-
len Somilie.
6rau 5. ". Saitb ipar ont lcttcn
6rcitag, bciuhspeiie, in @aibingtpn.
6rau g, 81. Sail ntadte am 6rei.
tag cinen 8eiud in Getp Saben.
0ic &onpcntion bcs @peuf . Sem
Sapen SonntossihltI = gereins NOR
aud bon bier Iebr gut bciudt.
Srau Or. Saffncr meilt g%cecnpor.
tig als @oit bel Srou 0an. Saib il.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29

&adenfdimcrarn. SdmerSen IN Der
Sette. 9erpoiitdt uno anoeren
6rauenlciSru besleitcnocn llebe!n
leiocn. ioltrn rcselmdbis garbui
8ebrauden. Garbui bet 9auier. I
ben Don IdwadJen Srauen iteie
araft perlieben, inbem er bic &c.
t4tpdaten tpeibIiden Drsane
ftdrtte.
Rebmen Sic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
New Book on Cancer.

This book probably gives the most
comprehensive explanation of cancer
n it's successful treatment without
the knife ever published. 1t gives re-
liable information of greatest value to
cancer sufferers. The author writes
from knowledge gained by practical
experience in treating thousands of
cases of cancer. The book is inter
estlng from v to cover and should
be in the hands of everyone afflicted
with this dread disease. 1t will be sent
free for the asking by DR.. o. A. John
son, Suite 524, 1920 Main ST., Kansas
City, Mo. If interested write today
for a copy of this valuable book. Adv.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
Sdlimme GrfGltnnsen bonn @icfcm.

Sielc @rfGltungen, Ole Den sanseil
8inter bdneen blcibeiL baben nit
0ieBen, eincm meben Sails ober nit
elmer 8eflemmllng in Der @ruit anee-
fatgeli. sSbr fcnrlt Die Spmptonle Der
@rfGlting uno Sbr niBt altd, ooB
prontpte 8ebanolung bieielben bridt.
Or. aing's Stem DISCOVERY nit lei.
nem ianftigenoen natiieptiiden 9ol.
lam bot felt AZ Sabren Siiiten nno
@rfaltltng fir Sung unb Silt &C.
brodcn. Or. Sings 3erp DISCOVERY
lott Den S6Ieim reini9t 6cn Gopf
iGnftigt Die gereiaten SdlcimbGilte
nnb mabt oas Gtbmen leidter. Sci
Gurem Gpotbefer. 50c.--gop. o..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
g a h..

&ornobbaden lit bel unieren 9Sor.
ntern iest an Der Sasesor6nung.
Gbriit. Sdaperfoetter bcfano Iif
orl porigen Sreitog, geidGftcbalber
in Sncnsbillc.
Selrp 8uidmann itlo Son1ilic
lparen am pergangenen Samstog in
SpenspiIlc, gum 9eiild Der gllsIteI-
lung.
Grnit @ngelbreht II. Scnrp Sbcro
ncbit oerei Santilicn, mad)ten iibcr
lebten Samsto9 unb Sonntaa einc
Nntofabrt nad 8rigbt gitp itno OIL.
oeren Sllnften. IN @arrcn COUNTY,
gum 8eiud bon Scrpan6ten.
3u uulercm @cooilcrn niiiien mir
beri6ten, Dab 5rau Sain CUR 3eit
franf lit; mir piinidcn bobcr raidc
Wenelung.
Die 5cicr bes 0euti6cn Cages in
9ernlann purbc alld bon bier lebr
5ablrei6 beiltdt.
Or. Chloe unb Gonro6 @aloefcr
fitbren g%cgennGrtig Gin fr0blidcS,
iorgIoics Sllnggciellcnlcbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
SRI. &oot's gniueiinns iiber Die
8mnit, sntes nnb n~abrbaftes
Srot sn baden.

@utes, Ieidtes 9rot lit oesbalb
gut, pcil es lei6t geboden miro.
Gin fleines Yampblet iibcr Die &rnit
oes 9rotbndens bat ioeben Der pIari.
cultural Grteniion Serpicc" Der
Staats . ltniperiitat 5u Columbia
berausgcgeben. Die S6rift, bic bon
! SRI. Noble 8. &oot perfaBt lit. miro
Sntereiienten germ 5ugeianot. Gs
gibt feline iogenannte bette" Art,
9rot 81 baden, immerbim aber lit
mand)es 81 miiien notGig, gan5 glci6,
ipelde 8admctbobc man anipenoet.
3unG6it fomnlt es oarauf oil. bob
Die 9eItanotbeilc ridtia arSgGu1blt
iper0en. 0tit oen .iieben Saden "
bic man nah Dem b~efannten &in0cr-
reim n8adc, badc 8lidcn" babcu
mltB, lit es ni6t getban. @eiScnmebl
eignet ii6 onl beiten gum 9rotbofen,
neil es Slut in rei1lidcr Mcrac cnt.
b1lt, bic Dem 9rot sic Sorm er6oI.
ten uno 3uglci6 Die lei6tc Sadort
erlnOglidcr. Die Sefe iplltc friid,
ltnO bon outer QuontitGt Iein. Die
bcllotbigtc 5liiiigfeit fam @oiicr,
rnb balb Milh oOer ai,d &artpifcl
waiier fem. Sir ocn 2aib Sroo nrub
ein SDeeloffel Sol5, bin5u9cfiigt ncr-
Den. Scoenfo!is obcr nidt mcbr, bo
Ionlt Die Scfc nidt aufgcbt ulb oas
8rot oann fleiner, idlperer l,,b rpcni-
ger sort miro. Butter uno Set ober
cine Miidung bci0er 9cItanotbeile
I'M GerbGltnib bon cinem GbloficI
alf Elm EfunO Yrot miro ocn Sc
idnnad crbebli6 perbeiiern. Gbenio
miro Elm GBloffel 3rdcr al1f cincn
Soib grot bos grct bcionocrs
idmadbaft MAIDEN.
Cine quito 3lliannenltcllltng Die
ier 9eitanotbeile lit oos iolgcnoc SIC.
sept: 1 Saiie 5liiiiigfeit, / GbloffeI
Set, / Gbloffel 3lfcr, 1 SbeelGficl
Sala, "a Stiif trodene &cfe, Ereb-
befe ober al16 fliiiiigc Sefe, 81
Soiien Otebl.
9eim Mti6en ipate man ous Mcbl
nod uno na6 beifiigel, unb sic gon5c
Wiidun9 gut idIascll. Der Scig
Iolltc Oann Is bis 80 Minrten
griinolid getnetet lno cine 3eitlong
bel gleidmaBiger @drnle bon II bis
50 8rao Sabrcnbeit f~eit5ueeoedt
iteben bleiben, balnit Die 9ilouna ei.
ner &ruite bermieoen miro. j3unGdlt
itllB Damn Der Seig in eillen Bad
otcn getbon iperbcr, Der nift beib
gelllig lit, I'M cine &ruite 81 bilbcn
uno Der elm meiteres aufgeben Ncs
Scigs ernloglidt. 9ieie Gembcrotur
luore 1856 @ruo Sa6renDeit. Iad 10
ytinlltcn bringt man Damn Die Site
allt 42S @raO Sa6renbeit, 5. +. eil,c
Site, Die lueiBes Yapicr in 5 Mirl,.
ten braun brennt, Die 9od5cit ioQ.
te 40 Miniten bis cine Stunbc be-
tro9cn. gtad Dem 9aden iolIte bas
Sroo cine @cile Der Suit altsgcictt
iperoen, 10 ooB bic @ite cntlucidcn
fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29

8cnn SIR cine Saiie &affec bon
aualitat gu baben miinidt, Damn pro.
btert SobnS. Selmers nSplcn.
olf," 81 SOC. uno Bon Son" 5u 25c
pro 8fun6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
Henry Schuch. Emil U. Schuch.
bermann
NarmDr =s@ranitwtrf
BON.
SChuch Bros
Henry Schuch.
Emil u. Schuch.

Serm a II, " o.
Scrfertigen Monumente, @rab-
Iteinc uirp. aus Grant unb Marmor;
ebenfalls ginfaiiungen fir @r1ber
ober Samilienpldse. Stets cine
grobe Iusmabl fertiger Monumente
on Sano. galr bas bette Material
miro eebraiidt. 8reiie niebrig rnb
3ufrieoenbeit sarantirt.
Sdnd Bros.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
FALLS 55 FEET,
PICKS SELF UP;
'CUSSES' FOREMAN

Pitched over wall - feet from
the ground when a sca0old upon
which he was working collapsed.
Friday morning. Christopher Brad
lev. a bracklayer. landed I'm a heap
in a mud pile. rose 70 his feet, and,
after scratching his bead In amaze.
ment. "cussed" his foreman for
overlnadine the scaffold. He Was
taken 20 Grace hospital. where ply
sicians say he Is practically unhurt.
A confusion on the bridge OF the
nose was his most serious injury.
Bradley was working on the END
OF a scafold on the inside wall or
the new temple being constructed
for the Danish Brotherhood or
America. al Twelfth-st and Forest
ave. west. a heavy pile Of bricks
in tho center Of the scaftold caused
the temporary structure TO collapse.
catapulting Bradley over the wall 10
the outside OF the building. II the
ground had been frozen. witnesses
declare, the man would have been
killed instantly
Bradley is 33 years old, and re-
sides at No. 720 Fourth.st
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
NAVAL PROGRAM
is ATTACKED
BY SPEAKERS

WASHINGTON, jan 2i.-From
three sources today the adniinistra-
tion's merchant marine and naval
programs were ATTACKED at the Ma.
tional Security congress
George Won t. Meyer, former sec.
retary OF the navy. said the present
organizations principal fault was
that II had no brain.
Charles G.. Curtis president Of
the International Curtis Marine Tur
bine Co. insisted more ships were
needed. and declared 10 cheaper 70
build them in private than in gov
ernment yards-appareut savings
due to faulty government bookkeep-
ing 10 the contrary
p. n. w. Ross, president of the
National Marine league. pleaded for
an adequate merchant Marines "a
second line Of dofense-owned and
manned by Americans.
"It is the rare exception FOR %
ship OF the United States feet 70
have its full complement" said Won
T.. Meyer AT present We are 35-
900 men short of that mark
The bat,leship fleet this winter
will consist of only ~ battleships
instead Of the former 81
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
TO DEVELOP
OIL FIELDS
American Experts to
Invade South
America
nr rNETED PREss.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. Zl.--Amerlcan
eapital and industry viii invade the
OH fields of South America within
The coming year. when an exploring
expedition leaves here Tuesday for
the rich OH fields in Colombia II
became known today that u oil
men. including nine Pittsburghers,
have arranged an expedition that
makes the Argonauts OF old LOOK
like Today tourists
The party viii travel 10y special
train to New Orleans, where they
viii board a private yacht owned
by LeGyard Blair Of New York. The
yacht will carry them TO Mexico.
where several oil properties owned
by Pltsburghers viii be inspected
From Mexico. the expedition VIII go
10 Colombia, where a big hydro
plane Will carry them mp the river
MagdaIena 10 an oil region reported
10 cover an area OF 5000 square
miles. II is supposed to contain
untold wealth In oil.
With the party viii 20 Roberto
de Mares. 10 whom the Colombian
government granted concessions IN
1906. covering practically all OF the
oil country. The trip viii require
about two months
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

alley near Fort and Russel-sts, Two
weeks ago. while talking 90 CGmiliA
Puma. Puma wss killed instantly
and Narsa'a Was shot iu the spine
Thursday Detectives Oldani and
Fyardrie took Marsala from tAe city
receiving hospital after t"o al
trmpts. he said. bad been made 10
-d his life. sunday. Two Italians
called ou hm at rhe hospital and
before they lcit presented him with
s bottle oLIaliau wine. After their
departure The contents o' Che bottle
.,la examined and deadly poison
--as Louad IN che liquor
Thursday morning Marsha aWah
-rcd and reached to a table az his
.ed sds for a glass ~ water. He
detected O strange odor In the glass
rr5 called a nurse The bottom OF
f-a glass was covered with poison
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
CITY'S ITALIAN
COLONY is TORN
BY BITTER FEUDS

That Detrolts little Italy faces
an internal war between opposiug
factions perhaps more serious than
the one two years ago. when many
members of The colony were killed
or seriously injured iu sawed.on
shotgun teuds. e. the opinion of de-
lectIyes trying 20 clear APP seycra.
mysteries IN connection with th.
Staying Of three Italians on ha
streets since Dec. 8.
Four horses were burned 20 death
and three barns reduced 20 ashes .n
The Italian colony Thursday night
Peter B0sco. who is held by the po
lice charged with staying Joseph
AEosta az ST. Aubin-ave and Mu'le-.
ST.. Monday night. was the heayies.
loser. Three OF his horses in a barn
I'm the rear Of so. 161 ST. Aubin-syt
were burned two-story frame
barn owned 10y Frank T.. Pettolo o.
No 49l ConEress-st east was burn
cd and one horse killed Jnmistas
able signs were found the police de-
clare. OF gasoline abou- the barn o'
Charles Sanso1e OF No i9a Con
gress.st east. after his barn was
burned The entire loss As esriUat
ed az $1,000. and is partially coF
cred by insurance.
Repeated attempts have been
made. the detectives say. 20 ki'l F'
Hcio Marsala. who was shot in ar
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
GOOD
FOR PEACE IN
THE COAL FIELDS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan I'll
Prospects that coal strikes vfll be
avoided this spring were brighter
today Twa developments in con.
nection with the convention Of the
United Mine Workers Of America,
in session here, caused u.u-r lead.
ers 10 take This view
President White announced that
In Indianapolis are representatives.
OF two of the biggest financial u.
srituuous ~ this coUn'ry watching
the convention. having received
cabiegram from ono 0g .he allied
warning nations 20 watch and learn
whether America IS 70 suffer an iu.
dustrial war thar would affect The
manufacture OF war munitions
The other development was the
announcement Of President White
that a joint wage scale conference
Of anthracite operator and miners
win be held Feb. l0. either az New
York or Philadelphia
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Y. w. {. 4. WILL
OBSERVE GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY

The Gfusth anniversary OK the
founding of the s. W. G.. A. which
viii .bs celebrated an over the coun-
try. viii be commem0rated by three
weeks OF iUaN7uon and proErams
tending ta acquaiut the public with
early history. present activities. and
future plans of The organization. ay
-5e Detroit branch, commencing
Feb. g.
sunday. Feb. 6. viii De pioneer
la, and an rhe charter members
N.I he received with houors The
annual meeting vIu take place
Thursday evening. Feb, TO- The fol-
aa.1E Saturday evening a supper
.- ra Hotel Pon,chartrain Will mark
De snnrsl meeting Of the Grace
Whitney Hon Industrial league and
the business league.
IRE products OF the young women
f- rho factories. and the model ward
-.He made hy the Detroit y. W G..
S. sewing class. which won first
-tr. -r the Panama Pacific exposi-
Her ~. be exhibited during the
vess % Feb "a. when the associa-
u1r building VIII be open 10 the
public
III PAGEANT The Girl o. Yester-
day and Today Vi'l he presented
hr fhc association council and the
f.-- .l- |r--r--- .'rk r-~r
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
L. S. SOLDIER
ACCIDENTALLY
SHOOTS SELF

Demonstrating his army revolver
while calling on Miss Gertrude Ka-
uiuski. Of no 5s7 NcDougall ave.
Thursday evening. lta Hoy. of the
United states army recruiting ser.
vice shot himself through the left
lung when the revolver Vas acct.
denuuy discharged.
Hoy was taken 90 Grace hospital
IN police ambulance. Ir ls said by
physicians that his condition is
critical The bullet lodged in his
lung
lie is @ years old and ls con.
Hrcted with the local recuItlng -4tl
ton