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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24
Ginc iol6c Soltllna fam 0odJ

Cine iol6c Soltlmg fam bod
nidt me6r neltrol genonnt pcrOen
Ga5n fonmt nod, Dab Sbre 9ic-
gicumg cs pogt, ms 0cn &ormurf
0cr llrmcniblihtcit cntgegcn 5tl
idlcuOerl obwo6l unicrc 6ciuoe bic
Spierng llti6uloi9cr peri6ulOet
6o6cn. Gcrartigc Gorluiirfe an iib
loiicu ms folt, Oenu mir iiuO oQ-
md6lib Ooron 0clpo6nt Derlclimoct
81 werocn irno unicr @cpiiien lit
rein.
Gab o6cr oic 9iegicruag OcS md.6-
tighten nclttroleu StaotcS Oicieu &or-
wtrf erbc6t uno i6r' %orgc6cn oo-
ourb in Elm gutcS Sidt ltcaen mill,
lit ooubFcmporenO
@os i'd aei6ric6cu babe. lit oic
@eium9 cines ciniodcn 6eloioloo-
ten id gloube abcr, OoB and onOc
re- bic ielbititdnOig oenfen fonnen
mir bciitinlmen merocn.
2eioer lit obcr, wie iA idon &c.
idrie6en babe, bic 0ficntlidje @lei-
nung in Ocn Gcreinigtcn Stoaten
ou1 in anOcren nelltrolen S1nOeru
iAou ieit So6rcu bon GnglonO mo
5ronfrcih our1 ale @littcl gcgcn
ms 6ceinfluBt moroen; oogcgen
fam mon nir i6pcr onfGmpicn.
@incr ser @riinoe rnIercr llnbc
Iicbt6eit 1T aud Die 9cfiirdtlmg,
mir wiirocu nod iicgrcider @ccnoi
sung ocs aricgcs ole @clt bc6err-
idcil, 9ei ms lit obcr idon gciorgt
ooB bic 9dume nibt in'Oen Siimcl
Gcm lmiere 6einOe fon-
nen mir nidt oollitdnoig 8cridmct
tern iuir 6co6iic6tigen ooS aud gar
nidt Ccutihlano miro olio immer
bon m0htigeu Stootcn iniQebcn
icin llngete6rt 6ot Gnglono ihon
ourd oie Ibot gc5ciot pie es icinc
Sce5crrihoft miSniiben miro. @cnn
mir MN fir sic 5rcibeit ser Wlce-
re fdnpien iollten mir bod cigcnt.
lid sic llnteriiiibune Der our6 oic
Sceberridoit GnglonOs bcorobten
Stoaten finocn.
SD bofie, oaB mir NIT Ger 3eit in
9lmerifo, in been 9cb0lferunq 10 picl
ocutihes @lut flicBt me6r 5rcimoc
iinocn iperoen Zen Gcutidomerifa-
ncrn bic nod init Scr alien Scimatb,
mcnn aud MIR geiiiig, in Gcr6in-
Orng ite6en 6orrt oa cine i16ne
glliga6c, 3u i6rcr 2oiiug erlonbc ib
mir i9on Ocn GoriHIog, Die 9}ob-
rihtcn ans Gcutic6lano nicbt MIR in
ocn pcritiimncluOcn teIegrap6iihcn
9IuS3igen ionocrn olA Ourd 9(6.
Orud ocutider 3eihm9en unO 3cit-
idriitcn iolucit Oos crlau6t it, 5u
6ringcn.r
sSn GcutiAlono miro ou1 Scocr.
monn 9ern 6creeit iein cute ruO
billigc ocutic6e 9iiHcr, sic Ii1 fiir sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

Wlerean!iIs gIaenrp.

9aiunaterialien 9bireiL 3cnicp
ra6mcn, 9docn ETC.
Gas y; 9elses & &c., ii5-tl7 @ao 1rcbe'
rid.Sttabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24


ra6mcn, 2dOen ETC.
Sas y 1ater & 60, it5-il7 @hodrcbe'
@otcut.2lnudltc.
Gbiuiu y. enmneiS 8cbls0npoiE 4nteulg
@dloelesf sfbntMaricn As'laesfe9ie Miaf0
ctagln Y asroaion. JIG ~ Gam quu0ua
iSldbr,ae @rununia
g. q W 3. 0pmoto, lii Gcnnncutdl Alba
8rai'i3lreu iei 1872 eroiorei9 % AalHup'g
gliionto6ilc.
Hpdnr6. S5 $3.50. 25 S2Q50.
,,f0dnrb Motor Nn N NaltimDrr" N0nrlcA
Glrabc uno Uli RoDa Qtpcuc.
ADpne bruf, pic gpupulnfc gar, 0fA3.
Narne Mgbile &c., @aruoe i40s-io giogp
Charles zitaBe.
9eitingcn 3eitidriIieu etc.
,,zhe baltimore Ncmc 0omporg", Naheri N n
aScQcrs csiodllsia0rcr, 227 Ss.calpsgtelll
0cutide Giihcr uno 8eilidriitea
u. enuiH1. yr 900, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@boto1rapb.
ga@ram Gin Npooorapn pcH ausieltnnN,
Nr. 10, ii'eeJiiaton@irnhe
9fQtionalrQunfcn.
sx4e Gu xewn Wotionai ganL" Son mo
0rctfrGirdbe. 3nccb ~ peQi Nfninfni
oenro 81 Aeouc, 0oilircr
onssgne NniiOanf 9aut" d32 Glo'@gonoipou,
W s.. gsagHcr, Nnillrer
,,Hcileru National Nnul," "a NCyn,0uiQw 1il.
gS. Warion. aailreF,
StooiS.9onfcn
,,reutll6e Wauf hun 9allImorc" 0aIilmorh
nno 6onioabysitobe. Hliou, Mehef yfdn,
bent. Subu yl Qaiibcr. Wic4fNtNNNcuff
@roroe s aoua, lalirer
c@N,. Ql..,,go..
,reutINs epogbanl poH gmamnrr" 9ilialps
unb baltimore @rabe
9rni.Gonpanieu
geels 1spopt arb ~rua compaHs." q eaalo'
@traBc
Warmor. un0 @ranit.Berse
e. eIloarinr & cons. s2s aora'eaarlts.2is
2onowiribidjoitIihe @craibe uno
S1nercien.
griffith Errur 60, 2o5 90ros8aeaalrahl
Gllmbina, Furnaces, Manaes unc
Gcieii. Iadoedcn un0 Riuuen
aiuluett Srps, 52s @oro.Gremouisgpsme
GnpferIdjnie0e mo ElimperS
Ssbn pnbeFt 1894 xbam,s cirane q W
dcltPVpN. Wplle iuDO
Ncucr-8erliberlrl9cn
u. q e6adcliorb e Co.,
f1I-2t G1unlhcr Commerce 4nilolnQ
nStnfide GrucrNgtNmcrunae.c .cielenlGaltr 0oIs
liodni mo baltimore. 2irdBe
D6snimelm, 6ener HetFMtrar0e @sliilloeli,"
Nclilmorc zirnRc unO 0ui.0m Onuig Glp'uuf
,,0lnnni Sniugnncc Go VI Apcfpurl" Ncir9 lN
QSntlien Ncfoen8tWunnQcr, i0l t03 e0alp
uer of Commerce Null0iug
:, 0ermaua Eeliet NerNmtynnn3 CFlgNla li,
baltimore nno NQri9EtSese.
BlcdpIatieu 9letoll etc
apon, gpnilln & Go., Sue, 1915 QalotgnoM
@tlnhe
Bfon0lei6. @eih0ftg.
,.Gpnnlbuten Roau Co.,. Norn,gBag lrdAG
a-----4-----
Giicnmoaren aHcr 9lrt uno &ul.
idlmieo. 3ubehSr.
O. eeati Vanne CO., ae9 9Bl Worb s0h 9ig
6lqentbnInss2lgeltien un0 &dalolet.
@lsEEs 9. ruaaa NsptsU, 70 cltesgiaaie@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

0}i6liot6ef oeutiA omcrifnriihcr Der
cine cignelL ab5u9ebcn.
Sd empicblc mid Sbrer pcrcbrtcn
3anlilic mo bin nit frclmolidcm
WnlB Sbr ie6r crgc6cncr $. Wlaurer.
@utcr Teune nit srohen G6reu be.
crOigt.
Gle Observation-Disclosures fir
0en pcritorbcncn &ater Nlott6iaS a..
Icmc, eniritirtcu 9Siarrcr Scr tat6o.
liicbcn ct @lorp'S Stride IN @opauS,
wcldc 9citern N}orgen itattiauoclt
mnroen uom Cardinal @i66ons gc-
leitet Ger @ottesOienit 6egann Inn
9 ll1r nit ser 9lbiiuaing Der Sooteu-
meiie ourh 100 Erieiicr. GaralIf
iolate cine pdpiilihe Tooteunelie, ce.
lcbrirt BON 9iibof Sioen q. Gorri.
gan. Ger Getan bel Der @leiie mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

9Satcut.2Inn0ltc
Gbwin n enmuciS Rc6te0nmaii. Qnipuie
Null0cla'G GfhutHaricn, Actlng5yDic Mintn
lnHo Trnl (uilNuQ
Chaplin ". Tcynuinu, li6 m Gain guubul,
lSiidbr1e Wtununig
". q. w -. NpU0th, ~ GOuturutnl NlpN
8rafsi3itcu Iclt 1872 etiol0rclp 30 Nolumpyg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24
9InS Dem Snncrcn MarnIauos nuO
Ocn an0rcn5cnOcn StaGien.
sIooIIi@e llnIoIIenIIdl-d- u

- "a ~ ~ - ~ - 4 ~ 1 ~ -.
oiGung ousge5ablt.
Sine wodentlide @ntiddoigung
bon $500 fir Sic fommenoen ndt
Sabre, inn @on5cn cine Slunmc
bon $262O.SO, muroc gcitcru III
Gun6erlonO, MO, Srou W}orp Wlir-
nic Campbell, @ittluc BON Srn. @m.
u. Campbell, bon Ser itootlidcn ,Si.
observation-disclosures 3uerfonnt.
Campbell ar6citcie an einem ara6n,
lpelder glidc ans ciner 9lidcngrubc
in ocm SilO Gumberldnocr 6radlt
9abn6ofc Scr Baltimore G6io.Gi.
Icu6a6n cnticrntc; iciu Soo prroc
orr6 SincinioQcn in Die 9lihcngrlt.
6c ocrurIadt. 1ie Gonlmiiiiou cut.
ihico. OoB Scr lluitouo Dob 6rou
Campbell, oo feline 6a6rl0iiigtcitSei.
tens Ser glr6citgcber 0orliegc, teinen
9lnipruh ailf Gntiddoiouna inter
Dem 6coerol GnploDers Sia6ilitD Pct
babc, Oos StaatSgelcb ibr Die 9nt.
idaOioung aelpd6rcn miiiic
So6rrS dluBfeier Der Ct.
W}i(0reO's 9lfo0cmtc.
Syii 9ourel, DO. iono 6ie Sa6res
idhiBfeicr ser ct. @2il0rcos glfooe.
mic itott Gos @roaromnt mar fo(
ocnocs Sin G6coterltiid an ocm iid)
ouBcr ocn 9(6ituricnten dii1 nod All.
bere 56iIlcr Scr 9lnitolt 6et6eilg
ten. Giolin @ortrdqe Scr 6rlS. ge-
raocttc prO 9}oro S6ce6on nit SRI
,Soiep6inc 56ee6ou am %iono; gln-
lpradcn ser $50. @co g. @lcGencp
pom S6uluoritan0, 9Srof S. SWlit.
deli, @rinjipol Ser 2orcl NoAihn
le. uno 8ater Sol. 9 @lpcr bon 0er
ct. MarD'S Stride nno 2eitcr OerSt
N1ilorcoS 9lfaoelnie. Nlapor Geo
90. gSoters ii6rrrcihie ocn SMiileru
1leOoiqen
@erIebt i'm SETTER oufge
funOen
Sn Seller ieineS @eid0iteS puroc
aeliern @ormittag Sr. Sobu q a)loc
6orlouo, 'Rrdioeut ser @lac6arlano
Blum6iug H. Seating 60, in Gum-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

3eihngcn. 3eiiihriifcu etc.
9he Walilmorr Wcmc 0omporg", Nnhpri n.
Wlcpere, @eiNalleil0rer, 227 gl'0aipett&ifi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

berlauO, @}0., bon 9lugciteIltcn ouf.
9eftnoen. Gr 6attc 5pei oiieuc9itl-
oen am Sinterfopf mo g(6ibiiriuu,
gen an Ger Seite 9llS CT iid aegen
92ittoo wicocr ctrpoS 6ciier iii6ltc,
erfl1rte er, uie CT 81 Oicicn Gerlc-
bungeu mo IN oen acller acfonlnen
ici ST bcfauo iic6 am gl6cuo por6cr
oaein in icincm @iircou nm ieine
glugcIegenbeitcu 5it oronen, on er be-
o6iiHtigtc ais @ertrctcr ser nWioIter
&luubers gliiociotion~ 5llr Sobrcs.
&eriounlllng nod 9ltlontic Gitp SIT
ge6en @egeu fl llbr 9laHts 6oitc
er cinet SdpinOelanfaQ, mo6ei Ct
nit eincm 0rc6ituble luniiel, oicici
3erbrdd mo ii1 beim 9uiihlogen
auf sic Qiele cine @unOe am Sintcr-
fopfe 5iI5og. I6eile ieineS Banana.
Suites, oic iid in Oicie g8unoe eingc.
prcBt 6atten puroen am nGMiten
Gage BON Gr. So6n 9fSittleiielO cnt-
icrnt. @icoer 5lm @cpuBticin gc'
fomucn poQte Sr. Alc6hrlanO III
0cn @aio5rolul friegen Inn cinen
Srumt 9niicr 5u 6olen Gr oifnetc
aus &erie6en cine ouocre Sbiirc, Die
81 ciuem Slftihocbt fiibrtc. Sin an.
ocrcr S6winoelanioQ bciicl i6n mo
cr itiir5tc ocn Suiti1adt binpnicr.
PTS CT iid wieoer onfridten pollte,
fam Der brittle 9lnio1 nm er itiir5te
nohmals, oiesmol oie aellertrcppc,
6inob 9lls CT mieOcr 5u iiA fam
uor CT Our4 ocn 9lutperhlit 81 ie6r
cri6opit, I'M ocn Seller SIT perlaiicn
Ces Nlor0cs UerDdHti9.
Sr. G6orlcs 16unb @cp1dnlciiter
an Scr 9iorfolf II. g9eitern Glen
babn in Nogcrstomn @lo. crmii1ic
om Gouneritoa einen 4cger, Scr Der.
odhtiat lit an lebtcn Gienitoa oui
einem Foiiagier5lge 3ipiidcI Sa.
gcrStomn lno Hoauofc. go, cinen
@cbeinipoli5iIicn crmorOct 81 ba6en.
Ga CT Elm @er0uid an Der 5eitc 0es
@oitpoggons 60rte naGm Ct einen
gcUoluer uuo uer6aitete oen 0oicl6il
beiinOlidcn 9leger. 3uci oelaocue
9Biitolen turr0en 6ci 0cnl g(rreitonteH
Scr Den 9e6or0cn in 9loanofe olwd
G6um iibcrlieiert ulr0c oorgeilln
Sen.
@loblibcr EoO.
Srou Sarab Gliiabet6 Berger, GO
Sabre alt. BON SoaerStomu Nl0.,
Iiar6 ploblih am Ionncritog in Ser.
i6cr Gorf. 3D. 100 lie iih 8mn 9c.
Iu1c 6ei Germanoten 6eion0. Sroi
Berger uimoe 6ci einem Eicnic plot.
lid unpo6l lmo itar6 III meniaen
lfimltcn Sic nor cine @ittpc unN
6intcrldBt fiinf ainOer
Bar i'm 5oIlc gefnnGcn.
Gin mddtiger Bar puroc 6ei Sto.
nj 9ottonB in ser 0l66e bon Nlar.
linGton Y. 20. fiir3liA in elmer
Soae eeiou9en Srotoem er nidt
lett mor. uog en- ooA no6elu 400
&ilm0 mi0 hotte eil lun0cr6or fei,
mes sen. Gr iAlcppte ieinc Safe ei.
ne weite Strede 6iuter lid Der ino
blic6 in eiueul Stadjelora6t 3aun
III Ser 9ldbe oeS 6ormbouieS bdnaeu
@r iuar elm alter Sdoioieb imo mar
NIT iopiel Strnhniu in Sodipeiieu
aeiiiiiert woroen oaB man iein6leiid
fiir 81 9iitia bielt Inn es Oen Sum
oeu 81 gebel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

@ater ". @omp bon Der 81. arellj.
Stride, Ser Sub-gefon &ater 9tobert
8. 9Nitdttcr bon Der oGlr SaOp Of
5000 Council" Stride. Ger Gcrcmo'
nicnmciltcr mar Gatcr Bart 81. Sart.
mcll BON Der ct. N}arp's STRIDE. Dic
Scc6cnrcOe lUlroe bon WioniiGlor
George g8. Cepinc BON scr ct. Sobn'S
Stride gcbnltcn.
Gic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES warcn
oic Scrrcn Gwcu Galp, @corgc Tur'
ucr geiaiom acnncO0 Gromucl
2onis 9. NlcGabc, Somc5 g9ctberIv,
5ionep 3. @apmaro, @Ogar s. @ans,
Sobn Sinnoit, Comes Sig6c, Or.
Wiurtin &. GrommcQ @illiom 6.
lluOu6, Soiep6 i. 9rown 4atrid
Sonnom G6omas Gnrroa, Spen @lc-
SntDre, glntouio @ofcl, 2ouis Sal
log6er ino Gnnio 9rDon.
Gle aftiDen ga6rtldtrdacr parcn
oic Scrrcn Gugcnc @crnam Soicp6
@roplt Gopar0 Gictor ahua E6co.
bore Baprlcitucr, g8illion Carroll
Gccotir $. N}iQcr SowarO@alaober
mo Stord. Sic 5dhlB,2lbiohuion
mlroc bonn CARDINAL ielbit crt6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

s1de CO gomn Wdtional Nnuf," eSnn, uno
0retcr.Girdbe 3ncob 99 QoQi Nrailbfnl,
Ocnrp 50 Ncouc Nnilrcr
,,@ccpu0 9iniiOAni 8nuG" d32 Giib,Wr0nolnnu,
" IS W0OHcr Nnllrcr
,,9Reileru NnfiOual Nnut," "a NCr1r0ulQp 4fg.
QS. Wlnrou. Auiltcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

GrniisGompanicn
aeais DspoN auS ~rua compana." "a eoalog
EitaBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

Gilcnmooren aner 9lrt mo &ul.
ihutieo. 3ubeh6r.
@ erait Vanne CO., ae9 3B4 Warb. es0h 9ig.
GIaentbums.AQeli un0 N0n0let.
VlsExs 9. ruaas q glsptsW, 70 clteuasiea
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-04
ENGINEERS VIEW
NEW BEACH ROAD
GATHERING DATA IN CONNECTION
WITH PROPOSED SEASIDE AUTO
ROUTE ON PADRE ISLAND.

President J.. A. Graham Of San Benifo
Of the Diamond Loop Highway AsSocia-
fion, who j. IN Brownsville today. has re-
ceived q letter from the Corpus Christi
Commercial Club announcing that Engi-
neerS II. l.. Hammer and Amos q. Robin
son, Joined BY Mav0r Cotter Of Port Aran-
sas, have gone down Padre Island, on the
sea side. making observations and gather
ing data in connection with the proposed
beach section Of the Diamond Loon High-
way. II j. planned 10 popularize this
highway on Padre Island the coming sum
mer for automobile i%ouri~i-. and the Cor
pu- Christi plans under consideration
have IN view = bridge from Flour Bluff IT,
Padre Island. AMI y -iv rile good road
leading from C"rru- Christi 10 that point.
According ~ Mr.. Graham. the Padre
Island beach for it, whole length ~ some
100 mile offer most attractive mutcring.
aud offer The hest route from C"rpu-
Christi IT, Brownsville hv automobile. The
plans for TIE read include the establish
meat Of q barge service ~ POINT Isabel
a. carry aut"mnhlic across The I.a.una
Madrr q" tie south end ut Padre Island.
"a \ binding place iu y r"yc. Among other
things. y n nrnpn-cd ~ introduce ih" new
auto route with . celebration go the island.
IN which u lar~e number ni automobiles
from Corpus Christi and thc Valley will
participate. moving picture y" ~ taken
of the whole. and sent oul a- an advcrfi~-
ing proposition.
When thr engineer have completed their
oi,-crvatiou-. which vii b. tie latter part
of the wreck. tice VIII report their FINDINGS
10 Alex We'll ot Corpus Christ. secretary
81 the good road committee Ut the Corpus
Christi Commercial Club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-04
Charge Arrests Made
To Prevent Voting In
Kansas City Election

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April I.-One hun
dred and twenty five men and several wo-
police headquarters for investigation"
Opponents Of Henry l.. Jost. democratic
candidate for reelection IL the office of
mayor, assert the arrests were made To
prevent opposition votes IN the lower city
wards al the municipal election today. The
charge permits holding the prisoners
twenty-four hours.
The raid was made after the chief of
police was denied power to place patrol
men by the police commissioners board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-04
NEGLECT KIDNEYS
Swamp Root, Or. Kilmer's Prescription
Overcomes Kidney Trouble.

II u now conceded bv pllv>ician> that
the kidneys should have more attention ~
they control the other organs io = re-
marknhlc degree aud u" \ tremendous
amount ~ work in rcmoyin. the poi~on>
amt waste matter from the system ~ i'll
term. the blood.
IN" kidneys should receive some assist
ancr when needed. We take les exercise.
drihk lc~> water and often eat more heavy.
+'rh food. thereby forcing the kidney ~
II" more work than nature intended. Evi-
d"n"r ~ kidney irnuhlc. such w lame
back. ANNOYING bladder troubles. >nartlun
~ burning. brick dust ~ sediment. ~allov
complexion. rheumatism. maybe weak or
irregular heart action. warns Won that vour
kidneys require help immediately to avoid
more serious trouble.
an ideal herbal compound that ha~ had
most rcmar kahle success ~ a kidney aud
bladder remedy l. Dr. kilmcr's swamp
Root. There i nothing else like ii. In i,
ir. hilmer'~ prescription used III private
practice and Y u sure 10 benefit Won. Get
u bottle from your druggist.
However. II YOU wish first "a test this
great preparation send ten cents 10 DR..
hilmer 4 Co, B~inghamion. Y. Y. for u
sample bottle. When writing be- sure 10
mention the Brownsville Daily Herald
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-04
Jeff M Lemore No Congress- Star
But Staged 400 In Big Scenario

but he i n candidate for denomination
February - he announced his platform 10
the Texas voters.
That platform contained eight planks.
The first was q declaration for national
preparedness The details Of his pre-
paredness programme are more elaborate
than the plans Of the administration. tie
j. fatty against prohibition. either state
wide or nationwide. H. j. for rural credits.
He wants a market bureau for American
farmers. He l. for extension n. American
commerce. lie is \ friend Of organized
labor. He i Just A. absolutely opposed
10 woman suffrage n he i 10 prohibition.
He j. also in favor Of protecting the lives
md property If Aroric~"s through r
strong policy. including the Latin repub-
lies to the south of ~.
\ Whole lot ii that platform would serve
very well FOR y conservative eastern
statesman. ~, il comes direct from the
pen VI the gentleman from Texas who ha-
stirred M MI the trnuhl" in tie house.
Soon after ho va horn ~ Tcnno-~cr
they rhri-;rund him itkin~ Jefferson Ne
Lcmorr. IT, crrr'rl fl,~f arnrr.l with him
until hi~ admli wears. ~iririn. hi mamr "A.
i. NcI.cmnrc." nrc dav lac discovered
that \ ut IT hi new acquaintance
'h"n-hi hi rainr wh- Andrew Johnson
MrT.cmorr. because President Andrew
.I"hr-"n liiird from Tennessee. That
stirred N"Icmor" Ia wrath. chiefly be
cause the johnson and N~rIemnr- families.
.lsi.t,l p.s,ll..v- ,1l mot not, ,A,.ll..-lx
toward each other. 81 hc became .IrfT
NcIrmore. with = col"n after the .Icff. III
order ~ rid him. Ell forever nf The .Inhn
son suspicion. Today. ii ne signed him
-clf Atkins J. McLemore. nobody w"nld
know VIII" he was. amy more than they
would recognize the president under the
signature Of Thomas ". Wilson.
lie says IN his own biography that hr
was horn Friday. March Is. IN 4 Storm
lie did not 90 to school after he was IL.
I'm 1878 he went 10 Texas and became n
cowboy. Later h. went to Colorado. New
Mexico anil old Mexico. returning to Tex
- III 1883. AZ odd times he worked Il.
a MINER. 2 printer and y newspaper re-
Porter. He proSpectrd for gold 4 good
bat on his own hook. but never struck il
rich. He Is not rich today. Incidentally.
he y 4 bachelor. and. a. This i leap wear.
the season 10 90 cunning for McL.emore l.
open. He has sr-ycd IN the Texas l%eeisla
tnre and has taken a hand in politics down
there for some time.
McLemore owns and edit a weekly IA
per called State Topics. in which he
rpeaks his mind on yarious things. His
Texas home is IN Houston.
Probably Mr.. McLemore. when he came
To Washington. never entertained the least
idea that he would win nationwide note
rictv by getting mp n resolution TO throw a
monkey wrench into the administration
machinery. But that j. lust what he did.
Outside of that particular performance.
McLemore i IN exceedingly well behaved
and apparently sane statesman. who eats
three meals a day. sleeps eight hours and
does not indulge in nearly so much talk
o. some Of his colleagues.
i. S.-Sometimc@ he writes poetry. But
60 did John Hay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-04
First Tarpon Of The
Season Is Caught In
Rio Grande; Is Shot

". II. Hanna. n farmer residing in the
Chicago Gardens, southeast Of Browns
season. and strange 10 say. caught the fish.
4 five %tootcr. with \ large sized fish hook,
and stranger than all. three miles M the
Rio Grandc from the mouth al the nver.
lie was fishing Tor biz eat ~ the time The
tarp"n put MP such . strong fight for free
dom that hc bon the nook badly, and was
landed only after h. had been shot twice.
once IN the head and once ~ the back. The
ii>h was exhibited in Brownsville sunday
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-04
RAILROAD MEN ON WRECKED
TRAIN ART FIRST WITNESSES
Continued from pace ~

firing commenced on The sout-idc 81 the
train h. sought refuge III the hratinr
chamber Of the -mnkiue compartment and
did not leave there until after a. wa sure
the bandita had left: that he saw the body
81 Corporal Albert McBee. who va killed.
another soldier. Claude Bra4hear. who had
been wounded. aud DR.. T.. s. Mccain and
III. J. Wallis. both % whom were wounded.
Or. j. l.. Renttro testified that he at
tended Dr. McCain and found that a. had
been wounded by q bullet striking HIM lust
below the left rib; that DR.. Mccain was III
great pain. and made no diving -tatcment.
and that hc died IN hi~ homc III Browns
Vile at III O'Clock the morning of October
10.
J. Q. Harvey. the news agent. testified
that he was in the front ct the negro com
partinent IN the smoking ear when the
wreck occurred. that he attempted 10 hide
himself between the seats. and that the
second man 10 enter the train robbed him.
The witness stated that another man came
10 him and asked him tor 'otro d%inero."
which h. took 10 mean more money. that
be- told hig h. had no more money and
after prodding hun several times with q
rifle the man lett hmm. ~ testified that y
man who had been standing ~ the vc-ti
hulr entered and took v Masonic ring from
hi> finger. The witness stated that hc had
seen the man who robbed him tour tmc~
since the robbery. that tine first time ho wa
IN the depot platform 10 Lvtord. Il wa~
~ this point that Mr. ~rthur, ~tutcuu-cd
his objection and the witness wa excused
from the room until thc court hal made
= decision.
The witnc~~c~ lur both thc State and ~
defense were sworn and placed ludcr thr
rule of the court.
Contrary ~ expectations iury for
the trial II Rciruo Caimllcro. charged
with the mur,i,r nl nr. VI. y. NrCain. Wa
obtained Yesterday afternoon without any
particular difficulty. n ~. Beams. the
twelfth man ~ he chosen. WIS., accepted ~
the attorneys II : O'Clock. after forty
three out 81 the 90 vcuirrmcn summoned
had been placed an the stand.
After the court had adjourned tor the
day both the attorneys tor the defense and
Tor the state. AZ well ~ prominent court
officials. expressed great satisfaction at
the class ~ iurnr~ that had been obtained
for the trial. Ii was feared that owing
t. the wide publicity gwen the wrecking
OF the passenger tram aud the murder 10
DIR. McCain and the exhaustive account
of the examining TRIAL at Cai,allero and
other defendants that II would be difficult
10 get men with Uniformed opinions. While
most OF the lurors admitted they had read
the account Of the wreck IN the press most
of them did not remember whether or not
they had read accounts of the examining
trial of this particular defendant.
Most Jurors who disqualified did 50 on
the grounds of having an opinion a. TO
the guilt or innocence of the defendant
lived in Brownsville. \ number were rem
dered Ineligible on account OF conscientious
scruples in regard 10 the inilicting of the
death penalty asa punishment for crime.