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come within the definition Of white
saves were procured for the entertain
''ieht OF the guests. A typewriter docu-
ihen' sent In by a woman who said II was
u report Of the proceedings Is the basis of
me story. II names "a city officer as having
been present. Mr.. smith said yesterday /:
All | can say now In that we are
,oid the night became so wild that before
me close a woman posed as September
Morn We will hew to the line. let the
chips fall where they may. We did not
give the dinner or invite the guests"
Police Keeping Hands on.
Deputy Police Commissioner Lord. to
whose beiief that the pick pocket trust
ana tAe whit" slavers are rather closely
allied color is given y u report that the
lickpochets have raised "A Yund for the
protection Of the dealers in women.
called on Mr.. Smith yesterday. Both
men denied that there Was lack OF har-
niony etween the police and prosecutors
departments. Mr.. Lord said
A the start Of the White slave in
r~estlgation the police were asked to keep
their hands of and not interfere with the
district Attorney. We have done So
A Chinese woman. Lee l.ai. 80 years
oid, was held in Jefferson Market cour,
yesterday FOR exaninat,o on a charge
~ violating the tenement house law by
occupying II Mott street for immoral
PURPOSES. She was arrested on Sunday
nlsht by detectives who found the door
locked n climbed in through n wiz.
dow. Another woman arrested on "A SIM
ilar charge last week. Lee Shee. liz held
In the Florence Cri,tendon Mission. ON
Information th.t Chinese women are be-
ing struggled 6,rc from Canada by way
oi AN underground railroad" whose
| mi - 1~- H..
The sun., 1916-08-29
ALLIES LOST 10000
A WEEK., SAYS BECK
Former Assistant L. s. AttOf-
ncy-General Returns on
Liner New York.

James NJ Beck. former Assistant At
toruey-Gcncral Of the United States. who
returned here Yesterday on the American
liner New YORK. with his son. James NJ.
Beck. Jr.. said the Allies lost 1000 men
IN killed aud wounded each week on the
average during thcir recent advance.
Mr.. Beck visited both the British and
French fronts. a'rl said he had his hg-
ures from Az authoritative source.
Mrs. Kilroy Kenyon. scconj in charge
OF the Woman's Reserve Battalion. or
eanized 10y Mrs. 1Iavcrfeid. daughter OF
Lord Abingdon. cam" here - visit
friends in Reading. IA, and later to
make a short lecture tour detailing the
work of her siNty-four comrades. She
said these women were the first TO give
aid when the Zepp,liEs began their raids
on London.
Thu women. she explained. sleep and
eat In quarters over the garages where
amhulances are Kept. They respond 10
"A she SAID. in much the same
name as American frcinen and with az
much Win.
Another passenger was cyril Maude.
actor. accompanied 10y his daughter. Mis-
Margcry Maudc. lie said that among
the now plays which lac plans to Offer
this year is "tncle Blinn," by Haddon
chambers. and Sunshine Sketches" a
dramstization OF one 81 stephen Lea
cocks stories. In mis- Mr.. Maude ap-
pears a. a man of C3, twenty years
younger than the character lie portrayed
in Grumpy
Among the other professional folk
aboard were ten members OF u
which VIII tour in "A Pair OF silk Stock
iugs" undss the management ~ the Shu-
her,S. Tie group Included Miss Muri,.
Martin Harvey. daughter OF Martin Hai-
,cy. and Major u. T.. Wilmington
Barnes, who va, wounded a. the front
and invaded h1ne. Miss Annabel Gree
noueh Of MAIDEN. Mass. who was said to
nav" scored a success in London In the
musical COMEDY Zone over Here"
ctinr to pay ia Lew kIclds's show step
1 This Way"
The sun., 1916-08-29
WILSON CALL FAILS TO SAVE.
Thief Sentenced when CJunael
Goes to see President.

The fact that his counsel had an on
gagemen, with President Wilson yes'sr-
lay At Washington did not save Will
Ham TAYLOR. found guilty OF petit lar
ceny. from having sentence imposed.
When Judge Herman. sitting In tie
County cour House at Brooklyn. SUM
moned Taylor before him. "A youth
stepped from among IN. spectators ana
Informed .Hadg" Tis-nan that Rufus
Perry. counsel for Tuy Tor. would have
been present to seek c'emency for his
client had lie not he-n detained IN wash
lngton % keep An engagement with Pres
dent Wilson.
counselor Perry sad Judge Tier
nan. is IA foriunat" man, but Will" he =
dining with President Wilson a. wash
lngton We will allow his client TO begin a
thirty days stay ia the city prison.
The sun., 1916-08-29
PARALYSIS PREVENTS CAMP
Thirteenth cast Defence COMPANY
Gets CANCELLATION Order.

r." Thirteenth Coast Defence Com
pduy - Brooklyn will no, go into camp
ne Yea at Fort Wright. Fishers Island.
~ planned. according to an
ment mad" yesterday by Col.
sydney Grant. following the receipt OF
Il telegram from Washington notifying
Niu nat tie participation Of the com
been cancelled
rH, telegram came from Cen. n. t..
MIL. 'hief OF the Militia department,
hilc no cause Cor tn" cancellation was
given IN the telegram. Lieut. -Col. Grant
.aid tina; he believed that, tho prevalence
N brooklyn Of iufaut.le paralysis has
r~uu.th.Hg / do with Il.
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EDISON OFF FOR OUTING.
starts with ~. =. IIr~stOnr for
NOUWtWiW Notov T~tp.

pIA~GE. y. g.. Aug. 2s-Wj'E hun
drrds "f employee, shouting three cheers
for the old man Thomas 4 Edison
AID Harvey :. fTrest"n". the the mak.r,
started to-day from Mr.. Eds MS lAbora-
tory Toy a NO weeks automobile irii, in
I'll" tttshill. AdiroUda, x aLd Vermont
mountains. Tn. twJ men. w.p had a
truck flied With camping and other
equipment. viii IL. Joined later hv Henry
Ford and John Burroughs, the nat
u'al4s'.
\ itti" ~ H' tac stt.t was annoy
ing t. Mr Edison. hJ' 10 SON ~ Ne
surveyed tl" camp materials and eN-
anime MS A'W car b." was al. smiles
ana hc,dW, - target ;or q dozen ,am,td
men and NOW" operators
The sun., 1916-08-29
PLAY WITH MATCHES FATAL.
Death by Fire Follows TaraI>si sis
In RayOnne UOme.

Mrs Thomas Hourihan. 34s Hudson
boulevard. Bayonne. y. j. went half
a block from home yesterday to md
out by telephone the condition Of her
daughter Elizabeth. who is in the SNAKE
Hill Isolation Hospital with iLfanti.e
para.ys's.
In her absence her th~ree-year.old son
Timothy found some matches and
lighted a bonfire OF newspapers on the
Kitchen floor. His clothes caught fire.
His SISTERS Helen and MARY threw
water ON him. but he was SO badly
burned that h. died while be.ag taken
10 "a hospital.
Hourihan Is a mechanic employed by
the Standard Oil
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SUES OVER HUSBANDS ASHES.
" Omnm says ndrrtnLcr's FIXTURE
to Deliver Cmuscd $4,000 Anguish.

Mrs. Resale Stahl began suit !ester-
day against william l.. Necker. Inc. Az
dertakcrs. charging that they failed 10
carry out an agreement made with her
to cremate the body OF her husband.
Carl VI. Stahl. aad 20 deliver his ashes
IN "a correctly marked coniainer Mr..
S'ahl said In her complaint hat as The
result OF the undertaking firms delay
and mistake she has suffered anguish to
the amount o; $4,000 since April II
last,
Mrs. Siahl asked that her hnshaa nd 5
ashes lee marked with the date az crera-
ton u that she should receive a Ger
t.hcat" setting forth that this had been
done She says that the i"ma.uS were
not given to the cienatory until .'Eh' or
min. days after the Incarceration u al
legged 10 ave taken place.
The sun., 1916-08-29
WILLS AND ~APPRAISALS.

MRS. JOSEPHINE II. BARNES. widow
o! Th-nd"re VI. Barrr-. died April II. 1915
tApp-ai.-r Frank X Bowers Total a.
-"ts 50. 80, net estate, SsI.g01. Joseph
Harre,, son. nnI Katherine II. Barnts
daughter. each received Sl3g53. Assets
- Madison avenue. appraised n, ss'.ia0
deposits. Ss.Tls du" % d. edeut from .s-
'tt- 90 T.. ". BL!ki"y. d-"eIssi /. sSta duo
t. d', sl.a' from trustees { "s'aic u Jo-
4eih T. Eu Hley. !'lls. G.e to deoed.n'
from trustees Of estate Of Theodore VI.
R,rr.s S'..!e gu" - d'cei.nt from 10.
,rph D.. BARNES 's.T. personally an. few
.liy 'iloa. ten shares National rsrh
t.tk 90 .-N
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ESTATE FOR ACTORS FUND.
L.uudon Mccormack Lett ~ Ills
Property to u.

A. 81 tn- ~ .ng,y le:, 10y l.oJGou NJ
tormack, formerly u We'll known actor.
was b"quea'hed To 'Ie Actors Find 90
America under \ WI made on April IS,
1919. just thrc. days before Nj. Nj
C"rmack committed 'Iicid" ~ the Hotel
Empi."
ut clara Morris & 'uptHt ~ heath
Wa a~rr.N.d A. the rtgs" t"r hG- sI'ciG"
- e-iim,'- = I'll. NiiI" - tho estate
Vas given Win tn VIII. nh.,n was aled
Yesterday.
The sun., 1916-08-29

Marjorie and Frank tr"amtg. = and II
Yeas respectively. children al defective
Frank 'r-aIn,r OF the sixth Rrhnch De
,ectlye Bureau. Brooklyn. We" swept
from a jo;ty al the foot OF Thir,ie;h
street, coney Island. yesterday by a
wave. They werA rescued 10y ia'rolmaH
Nathaniel H.ut'c and sent home.
The sun., 1916-08-29

Laser IIc'rn Kclv"- told her s,ory t.
.s millinery merchant n t." arrest
'' iiigs-ur-iter followed. Since then an
''a'r prl giving her name and address
ana stN = that she was "A model has
'"'' A''rd 20 Assistant District, Attorney
>H.'h. she said IIausenrel,er told her he
va about to receive 10000 from an
1901" M ~I.orain, Ohio. and suggested that
'''' 70 there together. get married. col
DE-" ~ money and take a honeymoon
'.n The girl said her eyes We're opened
"' 'n" developments OF the white slave
rqgiry.
5 brooklyn girl told the District At
."'h"S yesterday she almost got into the
1867 hoes II Gustav kugc,Tar, who was
'.l last week On the complaint o.
Oh A"r.u" kaufman. formerly i pupil in
NHsi.aeton Irving High School. The
'i H,IH girl says Kug.lman yainly
.''" love TO her 10 1913. when she was
' s'' = OLD. This summer she has been
f's.'- ~ - broadway chorus and on the
fi'r' "r" day She me- kugelman.
i'ht : bad she quotes Kugelman a.
"'E.'g when she told him about her
''''.' Hen' He pictured the dangers ii
'' 't"' and later warned her mother
'' '." girl Was likely to he sorry un'
''- 90" fOfsnok the stage and married
- Having read 81 Eug@lman's arrest
'.' .a'I"ut 81 women the brooklyn
.t N".' - the District Attorney viii
' ir.jttive. In Mr. Smiths Office sh'
- 'atherine kaufman. who said Il
Won ought 10 thank 100 hat 70,
'.' ah'" 10 keep out OF kueelman''
N'g"'ran pleaded not guilty to tw'
N'i' -tiEery' indictments before Juds
..fa r ~ General Sessions yesterda,
Ms r"li for trial in $4,000 bail
'''''u'''cr j. charged with attackini
'.I'' uk and with forcing Hclei
'','"- 80 lead an immoral life.
'''rD -. a Wild banquet that il SAT-
w." been staged in upper Manhattan
long ago If being investigated by tn
'''"' Attorney because Of the akser
''h hat women Who might posstbl,
The sun., 1916-08-29
Two Overcome ~ Gas.

Mrs. Bertha kriass. and her l"UI-
year-oli daughter. Margaret, were 'ound
Unconscious from gas poisoning in their
apartment al ~ Wyckon avenue. Ridge
wood. YESTERDAY by neighbors. II Is
thought Airs. Kriass accidentally turned
on the gas.
The sun., 1916-08-29
lie Hid In Her Home.

Pauline Min gays her parents are In
Russia and she was brought her by
relatives ten years She was in
'ro1nred TO llduscnreltei IN Ma!, 1913.
and for some tim they kept company"
10 N" ordinary way. lie SPOKE Of 4
wealthy uncle In LorIiu. ohio. and %!
his W. Prosperity in business, On
March =; there was - party at her home.
nelchrating the feast OF the Passover.
Vine WAS passed around and Pauline
N.nH took some. She says Hausenreiter,
'lamming the front door to make her he
leye he had followed the other guests
"ut when the party ended, concealed him
sef IN another room and later attacked
HAr
H. then sad. according to her story.
NON you're a ruined gin and you've got
10 % out and de- what ! tell YOU Bu'
-" 'e'I~"d l|iauSenre.tcr. however. tooh
'' money She earned a. "a milliner.
Whatever Was in her purse when he APP
pared he confscaied. one day II vas
"nIy twelve cents. she finally a /.
'tidant Of the man who owns the store
where she was employed. Together they
went out 20 find H~ausenr-iter and To-
.t'"a him IN a West l2sth street fat.
"I''r Helen kelves also was visible
ihAs"nreiter protested tina, he wanted u
marry Pauline Mini and be decent
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Took Her Wages na servant.

Helen k.lves said that from April 10
August 20 Of this year she averaged
- d day. and t1at when she tried 10
20 ut something Tor herself Hausen-
e..- eat her. On August Is. she said.
d, found out she had managed 20 secrete
- ard AFTER beating her he pocketed
;.. ma. hoard After his arrest. which
Soak pitc. on Angus: 20. Hausenre!te-
set hs' 4 message telling N"- - cave
n" ,i'r At once. she lad no Huney.
hU; .-. II her patrons sad ~ would
..puIy L. She was expecting 20 meet
'.s nan "a Riverside Drive when the
tcte,t.,c appeared.
NJ. Sn..h asked her why she didn't
900 away from Iiausenreitcr. II did
vice she replied, but ne found me
ard hc,' me | have always wanted to
lee res rectabie. Why. for ten months !
worked IN d good place a. a servant and
ea' So a month. Hiausenreiter took that
money too"
The sun., 1916-08-29

The other witness was Pauline Mink,
who says H%ausenreiter led her as,ray.
bu, she refused to have anything to do
with other men and Hausenreiter con-
t.r,ed himself with taking the money
she earned as a milliner.
Helen kelves told Assistant District
,,torney James T.. Smith that her
parents brought her to America from
Russia when she was , years old II
;ha, she came TO New York from chi
cage two and a half years 9 II
worked behind the counter In a lleth
stree. cafe where pinochle Is played
steadily. Her hours were iron. : y NJ.
20 4. NJ. her pay Sc a week. She had
tnis jJh about a month. she said. when
Hausenreiter. follow ng her one night TO
Inc door o. her nome in ll3tA street.
asked her why she should work so hard.
81 know where there's some easy
MONEY" the girl says H~ausenre.ie- told
her. Come. take a walk with me
They walked until 8 A. VI. The next
DAY he reappeared and remarked 'aat
her clothes we're shabby and bough; her
a new OUTFIT. Hausenrelter professed
grea, affection for her and. expecting
'oo marriage would tax place ininedi-
a',.,. III" went to live with him. The
rtx. DAY. according to her story.
H~tg.enre.;er told her 10 go u and earn
money.
The sun., 1916-08-29
IURED HIS VICTIMS
BY PLEDGE TO WE'D
Two Young Women Accuse
Man Already Married, Who
Is Indicted as SLAYER.
one LIVED IN HIS HOME
Kuoclman. Also in TOmbs as
Troffjckcr in Women. Held
in Heavy Bail.

,u tine strength of stories told Il! TWO
,o,,r women to the Grand Jury in the
.b.,e slave Investigation three inlet
mont, wetc returned yesterday against
,o,o IIausenrei;cr " 3?S West Ninety
.x,, street. It Is alleged that Iiausen-
,,t.c~ posing as a maj OF means. has
,vel ON the earnings OF girls whom he
forced 10 work Cor him alter di.erting
.,cm from the s,raigh; road by promises
Of marriage.
lie had his wife and sev~en-year-oid
ann In the Nine,y-sixth street apart
mont. where Helen Kclves, one OF the
lr,ul Jury witnesses. also lived. Mrs.
tl,n..nrci,cr is under arrest charged with
Interfering with all agent OF the Society
for .hc Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children
xbo was sent to her home to take the
10, away. Helen Kelyes. breaking away
from a District Attorneys detective at
X,r.tv-s!xth street and Riverside Drive
on sunday night. jumped down a flight
81 thirty steps n was running toward
N, river when the detective caught her.
sh. said she was afraid the authorities
meant to put her in Jail. but was re-
assured by the information that she was
wanted only as a material witness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
CABALLERO PLEA
IS NOT GUILTY
BANDIT CHARGE
WORK OF SELECTING JURY FROM 22O
vENIREMEN BEGINS IN DIS
TRlCT COURT TODAY.
INDICATIONS ARE vENlRE MAY BE
COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED BE-
FORE JURY is HAD.

At o'clock thi, afternoon three jurors
had been selected IN the CabaIIcro ease
They were l. G. keelcr Of Brownsville. f.
W Long of San Bcnito and = +. Young
of San Benito
The task ot selecting 4 jury tu try Re
lero CahaIlcro. charged III connection with
the bandit outraees hast summer. and par
ticularly with the murder oi DR.. +. ; Ne
Cam. was begun in the district court to-
day. NJ iurNman had been selected Az
noon today. and when court reasscmblcd
nj o'clock tins afternoon il was not con
sdercd probable that jury would be bad
before tomorrow.
Caballero wa> arraigned today III the
district court and plead mot guilty 10 .
charge Of the murder of DIR. T.. = Mccain
on the night of October Is The district
court room wa~ filled 10 overtlnwing with
yeniremen. attorneys and witnesses when
the ease was called. After ree1iviug an
swers of present from his l-t Of WITNESSES
District Attorney John |. Kleiber an
nounced ready for trial and a~ke,s that the
name Of County Attorney a. M Kent be
written III ~ assistant III the prosecution.
The defendants attorneys. r. " 500
bury and r. VI. Coy announced ready Tor
trial. and the names of the 220 men com
prising the special venire tor the ease were
called. After the veniremen had been
sworn Judge Hopkins put the customary
questions as 10 the legal qualifications "a
jurors.
In the hast question asked Judge Hop
kin- put II thi- way
Gentlemen, this j. a question syery
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03

The Associated Press war summary to-
day says:
The French gained ground II the north
crn part OF the Caicttc wood. which was
occupied by the Germans yesterday. IN an
all night fight in the Ncrdun region east
OF the Meuse between Douaumont and
Naux, II was announced todiy. An in
effective bombardmcnt occurred west Of
the river
Details of last nights raid over Eastern
Scotland and the eastern and norihea stern
counties of England. the third raid in
three nights, are lacking.
The German government promised Am
bassador Gerard a prompt reply 10 his IN
curry IN relation Ia the destruction OF the
Sussex and other vessels. which cnlanser-
cd Americans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03

inryman thinks he can get off on, and. v..s.r v...r
tNw eyer do so, a,-sr business excuse does
not cSlStitute a legal excrsc. Have any
Of you any legal reasons to offer why you
SHOULD not serve on this lury!"
True TO the prediction of the court a
string of Jurors attempted to claim ex-
eThptions but very few exemptions were
granted. After . conference between the
defendants and the states attorneys the
jurors were excused until o'clock this
afternoon. The attorneys did not com
mcnce the questioning Of the jury nj the
morning session and II j. doubtful If the
panel will be completed before noon to-
morrow
The witnesses for the state who have
been summoned ~ appear are l.. a. lloran,
Dr. y. II. Rentiro. Deputy Sheriff Robson
vi kingsville. sheriff J. :. Scarborough Of
kingsville. Captain II. l.. Ransom, J. q.
Harvey. Dock Sierrett, C. W. Price.
The witnesses for the defendant are
jose Quinianilla, Manuel Quintanila, q.
NJ. Loyal Cel~o zapata. Daniel Cabailcro.
Tomas Garcia. NcolaS BenctaS. A. Cabal-
lero. Henry Neene. Harry Wallis. L. Il.
Buylc~. Mrs l.. r. Boyles. Z. H. Leyman.
Claud ri. Bra~hcar. Ampara Cucllar dr
Pcna. Andres CuclIar.
Cabalero was indicted by the recent
grand jury IN an omnibus bill containing
the names 81 LUIS de Ia Rosa. EvariSto
Ramos. Reierio Caballero and others Tie
ha~ been III jail for several months being
refused bail By an examining court.
Two other eases We're set for trial to-
day. those of Lorenzo Lopez and Ramon
Pizana on bandit charges. II j. doubtful.
however. II either oi these eases are given
i hearing before the first Of next week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
1ST SQUADRON
WILL REMAIN
ORDERS RECEIVED At FORT BROWN
SUSPEND ORDERS TO GO TO
FORT SAM HOUSTON.

The first squadron Of the Third cavalry
which was to have started for For.
Houston today. will remuln..
received at Fort Down al
lest night, suspending the orderS
troops To move, and they will rema
indefinitely, or until further orders.
cause for the sudden order To remain
completed, is unknown here.
The cavalry had already packed and
shipped all equipment 70 go by train. but
the suspension order arrived III time to
stop the ears before departure. Unloading
was in order today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
DAMAGING RAINS
IN NORTH TEXAS
LIVESTOCK REMOVED FROM LOW
LANDS ON TRINITY RIVER.
MUCH STOCK Is LOST.

DALLAS. Texas, April 3.-'rhe Trinity
rlyer j. 39.l feet today. The crest of the
rise j. expected tomorrow morning 4
warning has been issued 10 remove live
stock trUm the lowand-. Already there
has been property damage and loss III
livestock.
two days rain caused considerable
loss of cattle in Western Texas. one ranch
nj Big Springs losing one hundred head.
The sudden cold killcd many newly started
goats and sheep near San Angelo. II l.
estimated the loss there will be- 800, 900
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03

PARIS. April 3.-Thc belief prevail,
that the. violent latest attacks ~ the Ger
mans ~ Nerdun forcshadow other at
tcmpts To carry the fortress Of Ver,lun.
Many large cal:bre guns were moved closer
to the French front and the German IN
tantry has been rested and rrorganizrd.
The object of the German, waS to clear
the approaches ia Fort Douaumont and
10000 men were thrown forward ON a
mile and a half line between Douanmont
and the village Of Naux.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
Wealthy Chicago Society
Woman Offers Practical
Assistance To L. Cupid

CHICAGO, ILL.,. April 3.-Mrs. l..
Racket Bishop, the wealth society
woman Of Chicago. who this week
l. spending 3D. cents day for
meals to prove the amount suffi-
cIent for the board of working
giris, today sand that lack Of wealth
does not necessarily mean the lack
Of happiness, but that love and mar
rage are needed to make girls
happy. She says she viii provide
the cost of marriage license, flow
ers, minister's fee and a church
wedding for every working girl and
man wishing I'd marry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
Administration Plans
For Protection Home
Trade After The War

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April 3.-Presi-
dent Wilson and Majority Leader kitchin
agreed today on 5he general terms Of the
anti dumping and unfair competition ieeis-
lation To meet conditions after the Euro
pean war. They also discussed protect
ing the newly grown dye stuff industry in
the United States from foreign compefi-
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
FRENCH GAIN GROUND IN NORTHERN
PART OF CAILETTE WOOD, WHICH
WAS OCCUPIED SUNDAY eY
THE GERMAN FORCES.
MANY LARGE CALIBRE GUNS MOVED
CLOSER TO FRENCH FRONT. AND
GERMAN INFANTRY IS REST
Ed AND REFORMED.
fHv Associated PreSs.D

LONDON. April 3.-fen persons
were killed and eleven injured in
Scotland Sunday night IN q Zeppe-
I'm raid. Il was officially announced
this afternoon. There were no cas-
ualtIc- In England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
MORT IS REPRIMANDED
AND RESTORED TO DUTY

tial at Mercedes recently for swimming the
Rio Grande with two junior officers and
who had been captured by Mexicans
January 26.
Lieutenant Mort Will be released at once
and restored TO duty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. April 3.-Maior
General Frederick Funston announced to-
day that Lieutenant John Il. Mort Of the
Fourth Field Artillery is guilty of an in
cursion into Mexico and will be reprimand-
ed
Lieutenant Mort was gwen a court mar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley Is issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight, partly cloudy. somewhat
warmer: Tuesday. unsettled. light
eastefly To southerly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-03
Villa Is Reported To
BE Moving ToCity OF.
|Chihuahua; Slips Net
General GaUiya Is Informed ViIlistaS
Badly Broken UpBy Americans And
His Forces Badly DemOyalized
(By Associa sed Press
fEopanraJ

10 A.. ri 3-Am
fleeing of
dof>h heard.b here
Villa
Villa territory and dispatches the field
troops yesterday
OF NJ e