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DEEDS OF TRusT.

DECDS OF VhU6Ts
Long Meadows. lot 81, block 1-George
w. Evans and Mary A. Evans 10 Albert
N. Run and Jacob N. Belt. to secure
Home Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
ciation 1880
Square S97. part original lot 3-Frank
9. Burrough to Samuel E. Stonebraker
and William NJ. Merritt, to secure Joseph
F. Page $1,000. September II, 1917, st-1c
per cent, semi-annuslly.
Square sos. lot 9o-Giuseppi La Mamma
ct ux, Erminia. to II. r. Howenstein and
Richardson $500. monthly payments.
per cent
InEleside. lot 60. block MAUD g. Ban
croft to Henry r. Smith and Gus A.
Schuldt, to secure Carl H. Smith 81 ,0oC
monthly payments. 9 per cent.
Square 7o2. lots Il. 20. 50, 81. 81. IS. 63.
81. n, 70. 50. S3. 81. 81. Ss, 81. 90. As. 46. 81
and 6s-George W. Marsh to George
Francis Williams and Charles W. Stet-
son to secure Alfred Richards and Jo-
seph Richards s94s.s7. and years. s per
cent, semi-annually.
Square 1855. lot 23-HausIer & Co. Inc.
to Wilton ]. Lambert and Christopher H.
Pope, to secure Munsey Trust Company
$4,000. 5 years, per cent. semi-annually.
same to same. to secure same $4,000,
TO years. per cent. semi-annually.
Square 512. part original lot SMary
Frey to Vincent l.. Toomey, TO secure
George Eliopulon. $3.50, demand, per
cent.
Square III, lots 11o and I11-New Hamp-
shire Apartment House Company TO
George G. Cornwell and Luther 8. Fris-
toe. to secure Sarah E. Cornwell 1900.
year, per cent, semi-annually.
All interest in estate Of Brainard II.
Warner-Alexander P. Warner to Charles
NJ. Cover. to secure Carolina Cover S, 600
year, s per cent.
Square 10l west half original lot s.
Edward w. Petherbridge ct ux. Helen B.,
to George NJ. Emmerich and Douglass S.
Mackall, TO secure Washington Six Per
Cent Permanent Building Association
500
Square 42SS. lot 3o-Raymond A. Kelser
ct ux. Evelina H.. to Frederick A. Lngel
and Evelyn S. Engel 800. monthly pay
ments, per cent.
Friendship, lots 10. -. q and part lot
21-Reginald r. Walker ct ux. Jennie
McHenry to Allan E. Walker and Claude
F. Clarke. to secure Daniel J. Breslin
5000. to 20 months. 6 per cent.
Washington Heights. lot IS. block Z
John c. Marscher ct ux, Julia c.. tc
Louis p Peak and Watson r. Clark. to
secure NJ. NJ. Marr $500. years, per
cent, semi-annually.
Square 21S. part lots 1s and 5-James A.
BoorInan ct ux, Emile E.. to d. II. Ro-
land Drury and Heber L. Thornton, to
secure T. Yellott Candy 1850. to Il
months, 6 per cent.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
William A. r. and Honora Heresa, eirl
John L. and Irene r. Wilkinson, riri.
wilber G. and peilis v. weldsn, GIRL
Deep and Sadie Taomas boy.
William W. and Pauline g. Thornton, hoy.
Lawrence Y. and Abbie A. Turner, Eiri.
Albert o and Ethel NJ. Taylor. girl.
Gerhard and Anna Smitskamp. gin.
Julian and Frances schser, girl.
samuel and Helen Sokol, bog.
Peter and Stella Nicolopoulos. boz.
Hugh A. and Ida LAvler. giri.
George and Rosie Kogok boy.
Issdore and Sarah r. Kehlen, boy.
Joseph Z. and Olive L. Hartman, girl.
Isaac and Dora GreenberE, boy.
RAYMOND J. and Gertrude G. Campbell boy,
Arthur r. and Sadie Z. Cannon, girl.
william and Ida Cafritz, boy.
John J. and Amy Curtin, boy.
Joei ". and Sally Bunkley, boy.
Arthur v. and Grace B. Burst, boy.
John z. L. and Allie T. Atkins. boy.
John and Violet Z. Arendes, bog.
CoLoRED.
Pedro and Candilala Williams. girl
James b. and Henrietta williams, girl
John and Beside Toller, girl.
Joseph and Minnie Stewart boy.
Marcus and Emily Williams Eri.
John and Lousse jackson, girl
Edward and Edna Branch, boy.
Edgar and Matte Brooks, boy.
Clinton and Corinns Anderson. bog.
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Shower Of Meteors
Visible IN Capital

shower Of meteors from the
constellation of Leo were visible
this morning from o'clock until
twilight. and could be seen with the
naked eye.
Prof. Asaph Hall, Of the Naval
Observatory, said last night that
these meteors, of which there are
between eighteen and twenty-five,
VIII be visible in the eastern
heavens for the next four years.
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Navy.

Annapolis. Nd, Nov. l5.-Behind closed
gates this afternoon, a long, hard scrim-
mage formed the chief part of practice at
the Naval Academy today. Nearly every
player who has any chance Of making
the team was put in at one time or an
other. Gilman, who was hurt in Satur-
days game. was back today, and the
squad is practically intact
The coaches had about a dozen backs
In the game during different periods Of
the afternoon. Ingram and Roberts are
being coached in punting as a change to
Perry
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VISIT OF COL. HOUSE
AROUSES PEACE TALK

long conference yesterday between
President Wilson and Col. E. NJ. House.
his personal adviser. who quietly arrived
at the White House Tuesday night. caus-
ed reports in official circles that a move
toward European peace was being seri-
ously contemplated by the President.
It was pointed out by persons close to
the President that there has been a lot
of peace talk lately"
Whether President Wilson will continue
longer in his former determination that
the time IL not ripe for peace efforts
was a matter Of doubt.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER,.


Observation-Disclosures & Shannon, Inc,
to John J. w. and Alice NJ Cooper;
lot 2. square 3239; $40.
1851 c street northeast-Herbert r.
shannon and Morton ]. Luchs to
George w. Evans; lot 90, square 1893;
SO.
Mount Pleasant-Edward Tinden ct
ux., Annie A., to Marie L. Taylor; lot
81. block 16; SO.
Fifth street. between L and NJ streets 8
northeast-Charles M. Corson to Giu-
seppi and Erminia La Mama; lot 80.
square sos; $40.
1913 P street northwest-Patrick ].
Wholihan to jeremiah wholihan; lot
1852; square 552; SO.
Ingleside-Carl H. Smith ct ux., Hell
en- S., to Maud S. Bancroft; lot so,
block 1; $40.
1908 Thirty-third street northwest
Carrie Goldenberg to Helena Kirchner;
lot 1913. square 1884; SO.
South Capitol, Half and o streets
southeast-Alfred Richards and Joseph
Richards ct ux., Mary. to George w.
Marsh; lots IL, 40. SO. 81. 81, IS, So, 81,
II. 70. so. SO, 81. 81. IS, 81, 81, Is, I6,
81. 6S, 40 and 11F. square 7o2; SO.
South Capitol street. between N and
o streets southeast-Rosa NJ. Padgett
to George w. Marsh: lot III. square
7o2; $40.
willard street between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets northwest
Benjamin F. Leighton and r. Walter
Brandenburg. trustees. to Cornelia
Scott: lots IS and SO. square 151;
$1,000.
FaIrview Heights-Arthur Carr ct
ux., Frank Rosa, to Grace o. Lowry:
lots 90 and 80. square 1920: SO.
720 Seventeenth street northwest
Munsey Trust Co. to Hausler & Co.
Inc: lot %. square 1866; so.
Washington Heights-Lillie B. Van
Wagner to Abe and Ethel Stein; lot
4s. block 8; SO.
West woodridge-Carl r. Engel ct
ux.. Evelyn s.. to Raymond A. Kelser;
lot 30. square s42i so.
Eye street, between Twenty-frst
and Twenty-second streets northwest
Charles II. Bauman ct ux.. Carrie L..
to Charles Schafer and Albert Schul-
teis. trustees: part original lot 4,
square rs: $40.
Friendship-Allan r. Walker ct ux..
Maude K. to Reginald R. Walker; lots
10. %. 20 and part lot 81; so.
1908 to 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest-James A. Boorman, ct ux..
Emile E. to Peter A. Drury; part
original lot 6. square 349: so: trust.
$50. 900.
1914 Massachusetts avenue north
west-Peter A. Drury ct ux.. Jean. to
James A. Boorman: part lots 16 and
5, square 21S; SO.
217s wyoming avenue northwest
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DIED.

Saturday. November II.
1916 after a painful illness Of ten
months, al the home Of his sister. Mira
NJ. I. Frank, Colonial Beach. Va.
FREDERICK A, OF Washington.
lnterment at Woodlawn, Va.
GEORGE-On Tuesday. November u. 1919.
at $40 a. m. at his residence. 1861
Euclid street northwest. HENRY
GEORGE, Jr., beloved husband OF
Marie NJ. George.
Funeral services at his late residence
O'Clock Relatives and friends invited
TO attend. 1nterment at Greenwood
Cemetery, BROOKLYN. -. Y, Thursday.
November Is. at 3 ?. m.
HENDLEY-On Wednesday. November
Il. 1916, at her residence, Congress
Hall Hotel, MARY A., widow Of Will
lam Hendley.
Funeral from the residence of her sis
ter. Mrs. William A. Thompson, S.
MARYLAND avenue southwest. on Fri
day, November u, at . p. m. Relatives
and friends invited TO attend.
SEAWELL-On Wednesday, November
Is, 1916. at her residence, 1861 p street
northwest. at Sos .. m, Miss MOLLY
ELLIOTT. youngest surviving dauEh-
ter of the late John Tyler Seawell
and his wife Frances Elizabeth Jack
son. of The Shelter Gloucester
County, Va.
Notice OF funeral later.
wEBSTER-on "Wednesday. November
l5, 1916. at D. m, MARY CORNELIA,
aged II years and s months, daugh-
granddaughter Of Fred @. Coldren.
Funeral from residence, 1852 Newton
street northwest on Friday Novem-
her IL, at p. m.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Edwin Collar. - years. EIkton Apts. 9Th st and
Pa. ave. se.
Minerva Mcmillan, &, l9ls X st. NV
Father g. NaIly, u. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
William E. Clarkson, 60 Emergency Hospital
Isabelle Murphy, g. Woodburn, d. c.
Margaret s. Willis @, lus 18th s. ne,
COL0RED.
Hampton James, 50. 1880 18th IT. NV
William Gordon, Is, Washington Asylum Hospital
Mamie Heart, 2. Homeopathlc Hospital.
Julia Bias %, Columbia Hospital.
Thomas Fslls, Co. III Barry place nv.
Lucinda stxiye., O., 3i2 W u. nv.
william yohnsoa. u dasI 10 Z 4 n.
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASH
ingtu1, November :. 'el6-Ses Led pTuposals Wfll ~
recriJed in this department urtl =. M WE'D
NESDAY. December :. 1916, and then opened
for furnishing refrgeratirE machinery moving ana
reugodsling the lreSsnt rrfrgerzting plant ior S.
Elizabeths Hospital Washington u. 6. % acrurd-
Snce with pans and -TecIdcations of Whl~h c1pi-s
may be obtained frum tie Chief Clerk q the DO
nErtment. Ths right 10 reserved 20 rtier1 any ana
all bids. 20 waive technical GJfccts and to s-csrt
one part and re9e- the Other the interest u The
goVETnment may reqUirr Proposals should n -
cuTely enTelope5 marked Proposal fo rsfriErratinE
machinery. St Ellzabeths HospftS and addressed
to the SecTetGry oi the Intsr7or BO SWEENEY.
Assistant Se7p.zyy
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Bates Warren. trustee, TO Rupert N.
Koblesard; lot 2l7. widows Mite:
ss.7oo.
1899 r street northwest-John r.
Young to Ernest @. walker: lot 81.
square 1913; $40.
1890 8 street northwest-Ernest G.
walker ct ux.. Romaine NJ, to John
r. Young and Julia Holderby; lot 1oS,
square 1ss; $40.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED CITY REET,
estate at lowest current rates special rrivilecrs
with rospet to prior payments. TYLER & RUTH
ERWOOD, Inc, SIT 18th st.
MONEY TO LoAN-SJO0 10 SSoo0 90 on d g
real estate. Several trIst funds ~ To 6 p.r c,pt
All transactions conducted with economicai cuusid-
eratiou for oorrowerS WA. H. SAUNDERS 4
co.. Southern Building 90 lEA - N
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torch that has been invented to melt
sealing wax carries the wax in tongs
that may he turned to drop the softened
wax where needed without burning the
fingers.
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to fall in line and It now looks very much
as though the National Capital will be
well represented when the tourney gets
under way next April
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who insert eash-with-order Classified Adver-
tisement costing 4oc or more. This book is iden-
teal with the edition that sells for $I.2s to $I5o in
the book stores except that instead of being bound
in cloth. it is bound in heavy plate paper covers,
printed in rich eolors.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. GGetispeeT:

COLLATERAL SECURITY BY AUCTION
Default having teen msde IN the pssment q the
obligation secured thereby viii sell by p1blic sue,
ton. within my EsleTcoms No. I'D PeunsylyGria
avenue northwest, on TUESDAY Novpnbe- =
1916. al Il oriock noon. Certificate No. 30 for ~
teen shares Of the caTital stock Of the University
Club Building Compsny Inc
TamS-Cssh.
ADAM 4. NESCHLER Auctione-r.
~ pennsA lKanIa arcnne rn.rfhve..
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PAIMISTRy
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS,

iaS PA. AVE. Nw.-NEAT, WARN, SUNNY:
hot water always; central; cars to station; rntes
TO permspents
l2s CALVERT ST. NW-DEsIRABLE FIR.
pished room; southern exposure; gentleman only.
Col. s2&.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
CONTINUED FROM pAer NINE.

letters Of administration to Annie W.
Gardner; bond s2.4oo; attorney. J. ]. Dar-
lington.
Estate William Walter: order admit
ting will to probate and granting let
ters C. (. q. to John l. Smith and Stephen
H. Hines; bond $1,000; attorneys. Archer
a Smith.
Estate Madeline H. Payne; order to
employ counsel; attorneys, Hynson q
Hynson.
Estate Mary v. WALES; will dated May
20, 1900. filed.
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Equity Sulta,

sf72s-Alice Campbell VS.. Edward Camp-
bell; limited divorce; plaintiffs attorney,
Jabez Lee.
34724-Mary M. Browning VS.. Theodore
r. Browning ct al for partition; plain
tiffs attorneys. william H. Manogue and
James e. Padgett.
34726-Helena Kirchner VS.. Lizzie p.
Magruder ct al; to quiet title; plaintiffs
attorney, Leon Pretzfeldsr
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. ). OWEN a SON. KsetIosesi

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO Two STORY AND
CELLAR BRICK DWELLINGS PARTIALLY
COMPLETED on FOURTEENTH STREET,
NEAR STREET SOUTHEAST
By ytrtue Of certain deed Of trust. duiy rscordsd
70 hbu No. SF, folio 80 q sea. q the Land
Records Of die District Of Columbia and at the ~
Guest Of the panty ssclred thereby the undelzgned
trustees Will sl. al pubic snction IN trout q tho
prsmises, on MONDAY. TIRE Eth DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A. d. 1915 at O'CLOCK D. n tns
tonowing-desribed land and prrmi-es. situate IN
the District Of Columbil and desguated as and b.
ing lots 2 and - In the Washington Real Esa6
Company's Subdivision Of lots in square In1s as p-T
plat recorded in Book H. pAre 90 in the surTeyr's
Oflce for ssd DiStnc.
Terms Of sale: Sod subject to a rsios deed II
trust for 0Som each lot balance over said tr,ls,
70 be paid in cash. A depaait Of 500 win b. -
quired at tine Of sale. All couvesGncing recurdinF
etc. at cost Of rurchaser Terms Of sale 70 he onu-
piled with within fifteen days from day Of ssie
otherWiss the trsees reserve the night ressIl the
property at the risk and q defauing rurchassT
after i've days advertisement of sch resale in snss
Newspaper published in Washington D. C.
lGUSTANE 0PPENHEIMER
LEON s. OPPEEHEMER
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.

RECLAMATION DUcKPIN LEAGUE.
Commissioner Appotntments.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0Us.
HEAVY STORM ULSTER, 70 INCHES AND
rrbber raIncoNt 20 inches Phone North 81
BUILDING MATERIAL FOR sALE-DRIw-
erT sash, blinds msntes, stoves hot air furnacrs
CHARLES HARRY wARDMAN. 18th and Newton
gta
JUST RECEIVED, FINE LOT OF PARROTS
and Singing CanAnes. SCHNID's BIRD STORE,
~ L2th H. nv.
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DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
HaIennefs. OhArles Hotel
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Just as soon as the announcement was
made that George Shaffer, Harry Krauss,
George Hammer and several other local
big pinners were contemplating taking in
the Syracuse tournament. others BEGAN
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MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
FOR RENT-TYPEWRTTERS

TYPEWRITER RENTAL sERVlCE
EoTth 2el sSl lst - nv. formerly - EEnd5,tS
plAce- Aoasrcns rented Sl.7S psr nopIh : 0outhS.
q 80; G month"; 80: No. 6 EemingtcDa, 81: L q
emithI. l3 and go: CnosrWoOds, RsminEtsnS
go Reductions paid % 6 months II. sduncA
Rebuilt Typewriter fog sale
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04

BERLIN. Fch 'Thr A--uriatrd Press
IoHn- that probable thHi Grrmau,
under no circumstances vii admit thr
sinking "t thr Steamship I.u-utnnu na- am
illegal art
New distinctions forwarded tu NupH-
~ador vnn Hru-turi contain ynr phsH-u
ui " new formulation XVIII thc proposed uutr
ui rr4ru tur thv sinking ut thr l.u-ttHu.a.
THE suggested sentence contains v.h
words n"t containing thr word 'iIly4ul."
and represents thc extreme limit ut Grr
inaHy- concessions lu rhr Iu-uuua r.-r.
hr ,vu - entertained that unv ui thc
most serious crises ut thr var arises n
connection with ihr Iu-ttunU ru-r uud It
l~ impossible fu tury-rr thv uutrumr Thr
result "t thc negotiations appear tr hm",
-"IcN uH thr word -'lllr-ul" Virtually uu
other dIliruItn- m thr vuy'uf settlement
remain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
TURKS EVACUATE
ERZERUM, REPORT
ONE or PRINCIPAL STRONGHOLDS
ON CAUCASIAN FRONT is SAID
TO BE GIVEN UP.
Ov Associated Frcss1

LONDON. Frb. \ A Prtrugrad d~
rHtrh Saws iic newspaper Nuvur Nrrmya
ha- rrrrltni trustworthy information that
Itr lrrs evacuated Fruram. unr WITT thr
rrHrua. non-aaii- ou tH- cauoa -.au
'FRONT.'
\Irru. REPORTS thr hums rlinrut pt
Hnrart Gahna. h, thr Russian air -quad-
ruu auI bu--i.n ud- IVY NuhNu. vhir
Austrian wrurn arc equally active N
-rroad Zeppelin ratd nu ~aiuuik Wcdnr
d., n.- frustrated by allied b.lter,-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
HOPE FOR LARGE
ATTENDANCE AT
PHARR MEETING
MEETING or PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE
TO BE THE MOST IMPORTANT
50 FAR
OVER LUNCHEON DELEGATES Will
DISCUSS MATTERS IMPORTANT
TO THE LOWER VALLEY

president lIrEyr uI n, la.. I..
Grrdr NuiIr, rru.r.--,t.. f...ra. u...I
r., ...r rl.. .rr...t..... I... WYNN. ...t..
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N"Inr-NH'. IrhrWre n.
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tII. Lrurr hu rrHIar NuIlr
tr.m..Hr..r .t.rt ,,tff i,. .,...r..l.t
w "''Ha "''' "n 'N IfN
"".n" fhr morning HHH n.ufN.r"
yt n urIurh n ihr NNtrrnrnn. vIuh IVY
ur.h..Ii.. rn.f u..t, ..,u r..r. tt. ..
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
GEy As~uaatrd Tsr--l

OTTAWA. Canada frb tauadu' N
-f.ono. .nnD parliament hnildln~ lay WV ruins
To-day. Swept hN.a Hrr Iu-t night which wa~
attributed \" homb or Internal machine.
fl,a hvc-- two women and three men.
an Hrunn tu hatr been lu~t and many per-
Sous vrro injured. and some lire -til miss
m4. 1he contents WI thr building were of
great value ald 'hr financial loss i- diff
..ut to estimate
lhr Hra started n tow rrgdna room
where thr tamr- capyI with rlpidilt into
lur-r rmrr tu INVESTIGATION uill he
Started tu determine thy cause uf thr hrc.
Ihc tuuNn doad arr:
MADAME BRAY uf prchcc
MADAME NORMA ~T JOSEPH DE
BEAJCE.
ROBERT TANNlNG.
NALrEE ALPll nE~JARDIN~. ~
nruiuu policeman
A nE~IARDIN~. W rlumhrr.
Thr parliament building was rated a- fhc
finest G"tIlr structure un t4i- continent.
covering tour acrc- W.T. ground
IN titc reading room whore Hir fire
started -mutr rolled wv dense volumes
through thr druf- utn thc house wv com
mon chamber. where that body was -it-
ine ~o uiit Ea- thr ru-h uf thc flame.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
Harliogen Postmaster
Married AT Corpus

CORPUS CHRISTI Tex. Feb l-
Hinge i.rtzrrich postmaster at lilrln
.ru and also thr owner "i v drug store
in thy ~aWr city aHd Miss Anna ~trunk
nf Nurdheim wrrl married ye~trrda,
nftrrnuun ai l-nH r'rIuck in the rarlur>
nf THE Nuro.~ Hotel Rev. A Faltz ul
Larlinern oniiatmg The attendants
were ihe brides mother AMI lister
Mrs I sherman bath WI Nnrd
helm. The cunpi, leave this morning
for Harliugrn where thrv will mak,
their home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04

fftf ANMWftitfi f-FfT3M.l
NfMrrET MEMS. trh IA rt ri
good ten Mas lhc mnn- urrhi desire ri
Lady Mrriwrthcr. thc hr-l woman pa -eu-
ger coming ashore Ht mshi from fh,
Appam She rot II puichls aud tnld h"u
the women prisoner on thr Anram ar-
ceptcd thc nineteen daN- ot uupu-unmr
philu-oplncalv. The women got rlrntv 'r
eat ~hc sand. tur matrhc- aud cigarette
were prurted among thc passenger. t'.
women trading thrr Share to ihr mrn tu-
u certain amnun, u food.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
Texas & Pacific Clerks al Work

Frkf WORTH TcSa-- Frh -Thc
Tsva N parHt railraad clerk here acrc
at ru-k today Thr euuranN reported
order tn clerk fu -irr up their rn~itiut-
rr their union was lut effective until tu-
ul4ht. II l- declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
titt a"Tat"d i'rr

DOUGLAS. An1. T,h l Twenty two
wealthy rc-idrni- oi r~. sonora. MN
le" charged with heu4 enemies VIII. thc de
iaeto government ui MrNco have brcn ar-
rested aud taLru tu Iiruuo-tlIo whore fines
ranging frnm five to thirty pesos gold
we're imposed according to arrivals here
from Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
LOUIS CohoIini IN Brownsville TO-DAY

I ui> Inhnlini. secretary YIN ihr Bra
zn. Santiago hrrlnr committee. return
VIII tn Brownsville tndaf frnm CALVES
fun. where hr ua- caiirl recently nn ac
count WI the death WI Mrs CDbuliHi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
Tr, A~~"rinrr.i I'r-s~,

ATLANTIC CITY. M. III. FDb n. F,a
persons lo-t their lives and eight other
were injured when ihr Overlook hutrl
burned here today -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
French Aviators Are
Offered Rewards For
Shooting Down Zeps
lIl. ..tLIn -l

PARIS. Feb French newspapers
annnttucr an uncr I'VE Fl un1 frames t-a
600 W. amy aviator bringing down a
Icrprlm ana Idnnau trauc~ to auy gun
ucr obtaining thu same result With
shells
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04
Three kirship Raids Over Durazzo.

BERLIN. Fch. 4A Vienna officials -at
thai three aIr-hIr~ raids were made avrr
Duruzza. Albania. wv thc last trn dit-.
Raids were also made uu Aviuua
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-26
Sruiideu ecben nnO SOB.

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SoB ocr GerlIngliidte oic 9eliuuunq
mieoer erlongcu oocr nit Dem 9eben
oopontonmcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-26
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