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PAPER FROM NEW WOODS.
Government Experiments in Manu-
facture OF Wood Pulp.

Government EXPERIMENT. In Manu-.
factmre OF Wood Pulp.
From the Forest Service. q. 8. DEPARTING ut
Of Agricultural
That satisfactory wood pulp can be
made from number OF heretofore little
known woods 10 evidenced by . govern
mens pu blicatios Just issued, which con-
tains seventy samples OF paper manu-
facsured by different processes, chiefly
from woods heretofore practically unused
for this purpose.
Ii IL pointed out that the spruce forests
OF the country are threatened with ex-
haustion and that the cost OF spruce pulp
wood has steadily increased. II the price
OF pewsprint paper 10 to Be- kept ct .
reasonable figure, say the experts, more
efyicicnt methods Of converting spruce
into pulp must be developed or cheaper
woods substii uted for Il.
The bulletin goes ON to cay that the
method Of manufacturing ground~o God
pulp has changed very little since its In
PRODUCTION into this country in LIST. II
was with tbs idee Of deysioptpg nsw
methods and improving the old thst tssts
we're undeytAksn q H. forrest sssvics
laboratories st Wausau and Madison, Via.
A. Q result, the relation OF the dtflsrsnt
steps In the manufacturing process TO each
other has been definitely establishsd and
the inertia OF each treatment determined.
The paper made from new woods was
given practical trycut By two large news
pagers with satisfactory rssults.
The tesla showed that eleven new woods
give promise Of bsing suitable for the pro-
duction OF new print paper. ~hils . num-
Der OF others will produces manila papsr
and box boards. Most OF thsss woods are
confined 10 the West. while tbs ground
wood industry now obtsips the bulk OF its
raw material from the East. Il 10 thought
that pulp making plants must svsntu-
ally move TO points WHORE they can obtain
. plentiful supply OF wood and an album
dance OF cheap wstsr-powsr, two prime
requisites In the business
The expsrts ny that because ths na-
tional forests contain immsnss quantities
OF the suitable woods and abundant OPP
portunitiss for power development. they
will undoubtedly play an important part
In the future Of tbs wood pulp industry.
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Gsrrrspsupsnrs.
ELrswo.rH. Me-, July 3 isis.

ELIswoRrH, NE, July & ls1e.
TO the Editor a. TAs Asssrscan:
May l b. permitted to say word In sp-
probation Of the commentary on ths Sun
day school lesson which appears each
week in the f1rst column Of the ssccnd
page Of THE AsrKRrcANf These mes-
sages from Rev. d. l. Stearns, IL seems to
me, ring true - coming from one who 10
loyal to the word and defender Of the
faith, and urgently invite the attention
OF those who are studying tbs Inter
national Sunday school iessons, % well %
Of all interested In such brief expeditions
OF scripture, to these weekly common
taries.
The Lesson for Sunday, July ., and con-
sidered in this issde Of THE AMERICAN,
happens to deal with the second coming
OF Christ, especially the last portion Of
the text, rnes. Nv, IS 20 Is, . subject
which many believe ID not receiving the
serious attention it deserves in some
churches, and 10 altogether ignored In
others.
4 From the emphasis given to this sub
ject in the bible, however, from the awful
conditions in the world to-day that are
leading many to consider 1t ~ never be-
fore, and from the fact that the apostle
Paul holds out the GLORIOUS appearing Of
our Saviour Jesus Christ a. this s'blessed
hope" Of the believer, may IL not Be- we'll,
especially at this time, to read and study
carefully what Gods word says about 1t?
Sincerely yours,
BENZ. B. WHrrcoNp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-05

Governor Curtis has issued his call
for the special primary to be held
Monday, July "a, for the nomination
of candidates for United States sena-
tor to nll the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator Burleigh. The cleo
ton will be held in connection with
the regular election September IL.
Primary nomination papers must be
fled July 5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-05
ELLswoRrH FALLS.

Mrs. Martin D. L0ngmirs, Of Waliaston,
Mass, has been Visiting hsr uncle, Simon
LAke.
Mrs.. Gertrude Holden, with son Robert,
l. visiting her mother, Ars. Harriet Hast
ings.
Dr.. willis Hartshorn and family, Of
New Haven. Conn.,, are guests OF A. W..
Ellis and wife.
Alvah HAnsoom. Of Eden, was hers on
Saturday and Sunday, ON his way home
from Portland.
Frank Morgan and wife, Of Brcokiins,
Mass, are visiting Mrs.. Moegan's mother,
Mrs. harriet Hastings.
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This weeks edition Of TIE
American is 2.4OO copies.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. 1916.

Bertrand G. McIntire, Of East Wat
erford, endorsed by the democratic
State committee for the nomination
for United States senator to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death Of Sena-
tor Burleigh, has declined the honor.
Kenneth NJ. Stills, dean OF Bowdoin
college, will probably be the demo-
cratic candidate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-05
WEST SULLIVAN.

Niss Jossphins Bunker has returned
from Brewer. whsrs shs has bssn teach
Ing.
Poorest Mevuals and wife, Of stoning-
ton, with thsir three childrsn, arr guests
u he houss Of Edward Tracy.
Au. Miiss Mc(3ss and two childrsn, Of
AAvrsnoss Maas., and Aisa Alma Cook, OF
wsst sonszvills. Aass-, ~ visiting Nj.
and Mrs. Henry Banker.
Mn. Charles o. Merrill, Of g.. Louis,
Mo- Mn. Frances l. Yosnx s.d ivan
Merrill Young, Of Nsw Yorx, szs eussss
q Cspt. ana Mn. Jsass x. lGitshsif.
Jslya n.
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CARD or THANKS.

WYE wish 70 extsud our sincere thanks 10
w the many friends who ~ KINDLY A..
sisted us In oar recent bereavemca ia -.
loss Of tbs loving husband and father, also
for the many beautiful coral offerings
MAS. MAnaAsHr AHsss.
GNAALH pnAa.
Nh AND Mas. Anrark Assax
MK. Axp Mas. Jous AHkax
Ma AND Mas IRvise Josnsx.
Ellsworth, JuIy s, 1919
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-05
FOREsTER's CONVENTION.
Interesting Session Held In Ellsworth
Last Friday.

Last Friday.
The Fosestsrs Of this district hsld thsir
annual CONVENTION In. Ellsworth last FIJI
day, bsing entertained BY Naaamissis
court OF Ellsworth In its new quartsrs
in Whiting hall. Thsrs wss . good a..
tendance, Franklin, Sullivan and waitham
courts being we'll rspesssntsd. High
Chief RAngsr q. ?. Mann, Of Lisbon Falis,
and High Secretary W. q. LAWN, Of Houi-
ton, were In attendance.
Dinner was served tie Waiting Forest
srs ct noon In the banqust room ct Whit
ing hall. Al the afternoon session, 6nyc-
tic court, Of waitham, sxsmplihsd the
dsgrss word. 1hsrs usrs short addresses
BY Mr.. Mann and Mr.. levin
At the business ssesion o6lcsrs we're
elected - foiIovs: 2. 2. Chaplain, d. r.
c. T.; Percy l. Aiksn, 6orrsnto, d. D.;
Milton 8. Beck With. kllsworth, D. c. r.;
Stsphsn Jordan. Waitham. D. v. c. r.;
Ainsrva 3. jordan, Eiisworth, D. 3. b. /;
Bslis Haslsm. Waltham, D. T.; william
Owens, Blnshiil, D. o.; Lana Hoopsr, Sui
livan, orpniSt; Adsihsft Crosby, WAL
than, D. 3. w.; Bert jordan, waltham,
D. J. w.; Msariss Bowdsa, r., Ellswosfh,
D. Q. BIZ Rsasi =. Bartlett. Ealswossh,
ID. J. v.
Aftsr suppsr. sssvsd In tbs hanqust
room. Wauxsag court. Of 6ullivan, az
emplinsd ths dsGrss WORK Al til doe
81 the evening ssssien, daneing was e.
joyed. The oonyontion thxourhouk vna
ncsk sntoyable o..
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rAuPsR NOTICE.

uAvfN0 conssacaed With the City ~ Els
III worth TO support and care for thoss vAo
may need assistance daring hse years hsxts-
mag JAn. I. 1918. and are legal residents o.
Ellsworth. forbid ALL persons trusting ihsn
on my account - there 10 pienty Of room and
accom- mod Ations 70 care for tneus Al the CITY
Farm hsas~, Axrnrs b 1tEcarLA-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-05

By local applications, - they cannot reach
tie dissaeed portion OF the ear. There ID
only one way to cure ~eafnees, anA that - 81
remedies. Deafnees u cAused
b IN iunaas1 coalition q the uueo9s
liuine Of the Bustnchian Tube. when this
q in6amsd ron hnvs . rumbiing sound Q! inn
perfect hearing. and when II 10 eutareiy
closed, Deafnsss II he result, SD unless thu
regecre1 g its normal condition, hearing Will
= destroyed forever; nine caeoe out cf ter
are caused ~ Ca1arrh. which IL nothing but
q isAaasa eeaAiesea q shs Aueess ssr-
NJ Vim gsvs one Hunared Dollars for eay
caee a Deafness (caused ~ eatArfh1 thai
eannoe b cured BY Halle Ceaarrh cufs. SEND
for circulars, fgee.
y. ]. CHIMNEY . co.. Toledo, Ohio
oo1d ~ ali druggtste, ~.
This Gall's HAalIy Pulls ier senstiDesten-
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cARn or THANKS.

WE. the undersigned. ~ish TO extend car
w thanks to oar friends and aeixAsas
for the many scss Of kindness and symlsiAy
shown and for the beautiful hofsl cssrtSgs
Mas. CospxLIA MocLrus AND RsLArivKs
south Blue htli, Juiy q, 1918.
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CARD or THANKS.

WYE wish pabiiciy to express our deep np-
w probation Of many acts AID words q
mindless and sympathy shown ns in The great
sorrow which has fallen o pon oar home 10 Tia
death Of beloved wife and mother.
Atpns X. HAsLxx Asp FsxILY.
wAithAm. Nc. July l.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE psoprictoss Of the Moan, pr..,.
l. Bridge Corporation are hereby no,ls.a
that the ANIMAL meeting Of said Corporate,
viii be held 1t sts Toll House Ia Trcntos' !.
the second Monday Of July neat At z o1cIo<s
y. M. for the following purposes. VIA
F3r9: To choose of9csrs for said eorpo-..
tioa for the year ensutng.
TO repair the bridge
Third; To transact such other business n
may legally come before said meeting.
A j, sosEs, Clert.
Boston. Mass. June !. 1878.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-05

A To reou has bssn opsaed here under
tho auspices Of IT, Hancock Point Library
association. IL ID under ths management
Of Miss Prsntiss, Of Phiiadslphia. . tsachsr
Of domestic scisncs, and hsr sistsr, Mis-
Bsrtha Prsntiss, senior IN Brown uni
vsrsity. Tie ~ room y open from to
O'Clock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-05

right around yoay hose. inst - hundrec sssy,
nen ard Wo4sn are doing. Wofk 3. rour
pleaaAnt and permanently proesaoie. % Yoa
sahs Is risks, Hsis ssss proas right . .nns
6end nAme, A1dreoa, one reference. L.
= Musroy D., New York City.
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FRANKLIN.

Lloyd Durham and Francis More came
home from Jackson, n. H., Friday.
Mrs. l. c. Bragdon is tbs gosst Of Nj.
and Mrs.. Ralph Piummss IN hanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. DuRoy, OF Bangor, are
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.. Martha
Hasey.
Mrs. Galsn Havey and children, OF North
Sullivan, are with her mother, Mrs. Ef6s
Mac ,mber.
Mr. David o. Campbell, OF sangsrvills,
cams Saturday to spend the Fourth with
her mother, Mrs. }. H. West, and her
daughter, Miss Virginia.
Mrs. John L. DsMeyer, OF Eaatbrook,
who has been caring for her daughter,
Mrs. II. p. Blaisdeii, returned home Sat-
urday. Mu. Biaisdell il improving.
Mrs.. Ellsworth Long and daughter,
Miss Edna, with her nephews, Harry and
Paul Perkins, Of Somervilis, Mass, ara
visiting Mr.. and NM. John D. Perkins.
Mrs.. R n. Woodruff, OF Ridley Park,
Pa, and her niece, Ars. J. w. Blaisdsil,
and three sons, will leave this week for
their bungalow, knoll Top Georges
pond.
The marriage Of the Midgsts" at Town
hall Tuesday evening was . pretty affair
and drew . big crowd. The little lads and
lassies we're charming in their varied roles,
ana the audisncs was mot lacking in re-
sponsive appreciation. Little Miss Bsryl
Blaisdeli, AGED four, ives bride, and John
BlaisdslL IT,, agsd ssvsn, was bridegroom.
They were accompanied BY all the Gus
tomary ATTENDANTS Of . rsai society we'd
ding. Among the PLEASING musicai num-
bsrs was the singing BY Master Earl But
Ter, with Mrs. Evelyn Bunker - accom-
psnist. Nj. Johss. Of Kansas City. No.,
supplies all tbs wardrobss -saiIsd for, and
carries out hsr part 70 perfection.
July 3 B.
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- - 80 P'..o tef.A'
- A.y Dousys ssu y miss
marearet King, gwen this afternoon, the
program was ~ follows:
8Ouato D.. z. AlleGrO Heeth Oveu
serenato, -. .....................M oskowski
Rachel Haynes
eonato op. -, No. 4 Allegro. .ClemenN
1ne FounsAn'. 49,. :. '.'...... Schytte
sonn "niscomo
Prelude in C...-..-..--. Bach
SINK smile nmoer.'..''.'-. .Honnod- LANCE
"JA Sseo~
nassteiie. .-..'.......--..'.......- Beethoven
Vsiss Iehse'',..''.'''..... ..''..'-.-D oimstsch
Charlotte Sawyer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-05

Noninatsd By tAs Governor.
Anong rsosnt nominations BY ths
eovsrnsr ass III following in Hancock
eeantys
nsenxy puhako- Albert p. Lyman, Bar
HnEhoK.
1iah vardsn -. J. Robsrta, winter
Hnkhog.
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Mis Day, Who has rscsntiy purchased
the Baldwin cottage, will arrive hsrs this
week.
Carroll BUNKER, Of Massachusetts,, b
Waiting w. A. Cmbtrse.
July .. A.
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MxrnoroLIrAN LINE.

Direee Bssween BssseA sad New fe"'
- IL Ueurs.
Rsusa via CApe CD Canal
Exprees Sesel oesamsAips AAssAe
nETxa asA BUMKBB HILL.
Leave North side. India wharf, bo, ~.
week days ana oundays at 9 P ~. SANE 80
vice setsrning srom Pier II North River. '"''
Of Murray o., New York City.
q. +. aANnORM, Agsns. BsngoF'
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rarbins stest eesamships BELFAST ana
CAMDEN
Lave Bangor daily except Sundays Al
m for waterproof. Rockspcrt. seArspofs pe'
fast, Camden. RochlAnd and Boston.
RETURNfN0-Lsavs India wharf. sos'0h'
daily 81 y n
BAR HARnOR LINE
Laavs Rockiand daily a. SD m, for s1
Hasbor and Intermediate landings
RETUBN-Leevs Bar Harbor daily =
, m. for RoeklAnA And intsrmediAis ssa''
ings.
RLuEuILL LINE
Lsavs RocklAnd daily sxcep. AosaM
st 80 > n, for Biushiil and intsrnea'''s
REf6RN - Leave Biushin daily =. M
for Roeklssd sad intermediate landings
sssAmsrs II The Mount Desert Lines eos
meet q RocklAnd With Bangor Line "sA"s'
from and 70 Boston.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
Dtroea Dstveao Portland and New ho'~
sssAnships NsstA LAID snd North s'Ai'
Lsavs Rrankiin wharf, Portland. Tuesc ~.
Ihursday and Saturday ~ 80 p u, 80, M
Moedays - io-o =. Jane - 70 sep'en''.
II. inelustve-
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At recital by some OF the piano pupils
Of Miss May Bonsey, assisted BY Miss
Margaret King, given this afternoon, the
program was - follows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18

"ThiS weather" hc said, has the re-
grettahle feature of preventing me from
inspecting the outposts - ! had intend
ed. The rain. however. has not ~ any
way changed my impression of conditions
here Rains and mud are e. ~ expected
everywhere
"The people of Illinois are not greatly
deceived a. to the border condition. Many
sensational newspaper stcile~ have heen
published. hut We had learned long ago
10 accept reports of that kind as product
IT core, pondenis' ambition to write
something that would be read.
The program FOR today included a lun-
cheon ut the Country Club NJ noon gwen
by Major and Mrs. Robert r. Meteor
mick. but which was cancelled On ac-
counnt of the weather the party cxrccf-
70 leave AT o'clock for Springfield. ge-
me TN New Orleans. Governor Dunno
stated that this H. hiS first visit ~ Texa4
and expressed h's impression b. remark
inc. with enthusiasm: 'You have great
md wonderful state"
Governor Dunno u making the trip be-
tween Brownsville in the private car ~
superintendent J. :. Nolan of the Gulf
Coast Lines Mayor 4. Albert Browne ~
Brownsville met Governor Dunnc M San
Antonio and arranged with the Gulf
Coast Lines for" the nee of the ear.
which was promptly hurried forward
Mayor Browne accompanied the COVER
nor n Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
Francis Joseph's Birthday.

BERNE, Ang. ls.-A despatch from
Vienna says that the eighiy-sixth birthday
anniversary of Emperor Francis Joseph j.
being made the occasion today for patri-
otic observance IN the capital and through
Austria and Hungary. r. Deums are
being celebrated in all the churches
throughout the dual monarchy. The Em-
peror received innumerable telegrams of
congratuIaiion, including cordial mes 4ages
from Emperor William and Gar Ferdi-
nand Of Bulgaria. In accordance with The
desire Of hs Majesty the most of the
funds collected to celebrate hrs birthday
anniversary will BE- employed for the re-
lief of the war sufferers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18

forts and less hard~hips a. a soldier do
ING camp duty II would BE- 10 have him
transferred To the First Illinois cavalry
camp 1T Brownsville. ] find the boys
here exceptionally well housed and wen
fed The camp j. sanitary Ia the last
final detail and every other feature ~ the
genral condition. under which the Illinois
boys are living here j. wholly Sati~Iac-
tory
While Governor Dunne was speaking
the city was being swept by the advance
sector Of the West Indies hurricane then
approaching. this part of the Gulf coast.
lie Was on the front porch ~ the home ~
n. u. Hicks in West Brownsville. where
he spent last night and \ wind approach
ing a velocity Of about forty miles an
hour was driving the ram IN nearly horl-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
Bride of 4 Hours
Dies MysteriousIy

HAVANA. IT,. Aug. -. The coro-
ner'- inquest into the mysterious death ~
Mr.. James van Ankcn. bride ~ ofur
hours. will ~ held today. il wn- ann"nnc-
ed. II the physician who aiicndc her can
~ located. The husband i- expected to
be an important witness. The couple
married yesterday morning and took a
buggy for their home VI the country
when they arrived ni the home NJ the
BRIDE sisters home, Mr-. van Aukrn
-n- dead
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
Red Cross Nurses
Ordered To Santone

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. ls.--'fbe nation
aI headquarters of the Red Cross a. Na-.-
Ington today orderd the Dallas branch
of the organization 10 send three nurses
10 Fort Sam Houston at once. II was al-
20 stated that two other nurses will bc
sent from Waco to Sherman The rea-
son for the order j. not known here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
FRENCH MAKE
new ATTNCKS
VERDUN FRONT
French ExpeII Germans
From Part of FIeury
After Fighting
lly Assnlutrd rrcESl

Heavy attacks were made ~ the
French last night ~ the Ncr,Ain front
After violent fighting ut f1cury east or
the Men~e the French expelled the Ger
mans from part NJ the town. which had
been captured. says the PARIS official
statement Several German counter at
iack- northeast ~ Maurepas were re-
pulsed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
AN APPRECIATION FROM ILL
.N0lS GOV. FOR C0URTESiES

The hospitalities extended and of
tercd L. by the people of Browns
Vile have deeply impressed me and
il Is 4 matter Of sincere regret that
the brieineSs of the time | could
spend here and the fact that II was
all required for the work of inspect
ing the cavalry camp prevented ~
from accepting them. fully ap-
preciate the spirit in which the
Board of City Development and
other important citizens Of Browns
Vile have made IN effort u extend
the hospitaltieS Of the city 10 IT.
and am only sorry that circum>tan-
ces beyond my contrN prevented n
from enjoying them. Before ! leave
this afternoon | shall send note 10
Mayor Browne thanking him for the
especial couriic~icS that hc extend
ed uS.
GOVERNOR EDWARD +. DTNNE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
No Person Can Land
Who Is Over Fifteen

LONDON. Aug. lS.No persons over
fifteen ycnr- viii ~ permitted 20 land ~
Australia after September without "A
pa sport issued ~ approved by The Brit
i-h authoritIea. N was announced today.
Persons ailng from foreign coultre-
must have passports issued IN their Goa
-ml.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
browns In Full
View of Family
lRr A..neint.L I,resn.l

DALLAS, Tex. Aug lS.-In full view
of hi~ wife. father and sister who were
IN the pool with him Wallaro NJ Perkins.
son IL wealthy dry goods wholesaler,
drowned tins morning M the Country
Cub lake II n believed he suffered an
upleNy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
His Son Member
Illinois infantry.

Nv own ~on " member of me sew
enth Illinois infantry, stationed Al Sah
Antonio. Texas said Governor fd"ard
r. Dunno. during hi@ visit 70 the flr~i II
inois cavalry camp at Brownsville yes
teriav and today, ''ane an peFie'''s
wen satisfied with the conditions to- when
he j. subjected.
IF | could wish him any more con-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
TROPICAL STORM HITS LOWER COAST
NOTICE TO READERS.

Ga account of an accident 10 the
electric hight lines, which furnish
power for The Herald linotype and
press rooms, The Herald was neces-
sarly great DELAYED this afternoon.
Also. outside telegraph news and bull
letins are missing because " the tele-
graph and telephone lines going out.
No outside press news has reached
Brownsville since about IL O'Clock
TINS morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18

ind rate
ing thirty and the middle after
nou =
already around 29 and weather bureau dcrb
in % % hundred miles
the between Brownsville and
Of
the
United States weather following
increasingly
c0aSt(
the west HIGH winds will continue ea and subS Saturday
ndat"n the lower
q Washington
before tynrk heavy broke the o the
o norihctcy winds A The ad
higher. until O'Clock this afternoon the
ealc NJ
>reedpr than tlat.
predictions United States weather observatory Wash
irgton ~ dt reach the
oa~S y approaching
Of developments rapidly hghtcning winds indicating
Z this
pugre hsu be 4 Washington
II O'Clock dispatches United
nt ~
time
followed and lc broke ry-ue hour ? o'clock this
n
warnings
Island. south vi Padre.
mainland who spending the
Padre Island, The landing a he Point safely The
turned y Hl1 Island take careful watch
neghtrhod
wen hn predictions uhsafd what might happen the
of in
Texas the struck there and today
were FRONT
high threatened while similar situation cannot be expected
here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18

A RADIO MESSAGE FR0M WEATHER OBSERVER LEHMAN AT
CORPUS CHRISTI RECEIVED AT FORT BROWN AT
THIS AFTERNOON SAID THAT HEIGHT or HURRICANE WILL
STRIKE SOMETIME TONIGHT BETWEEN BROWNSVILLE AND COR
PUS CHRISTI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18
NO LOSS or LIFE AND LITTLE
PROPERTY DAMAGE REPORTED
v. INDIAN HURRICANE SWEEPS
COAST FROM TAMpICO, Mex,
To CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS

UP TO FOUR O'Clock Tbs no PROPERTY
LOSS or LIFE HAD BEgh REPORTED IN The GALE
GULF COAST SO FAR AS CfH BE LEARNED
C0RfUS CHRISTI SOUTH MEXICO IN
OWN DOWN FEN
CEs TREES AND BUSINESS DISTRICT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-18

A TELEPHONE MESSAGE AT O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON
The HERALD FROM POINT ISABEL STATED COAST
TOWN Is SAFE. HIGH WIND WAS BLOWING FROM FIFTY TO
SIXTY MiLES AN HOUR. TIE BOW WAS FROM The NORTH
WEST HOWEVER, AND IS BLOWING THE WATER THE
INTO THE DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS EITHER AT POINT
ISABEL PADRE ISLAND