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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Mpclcr lakt Oemufratiidye Golleaen
int Stidl.

Gle 5eniation 0es a(6euos biloete
Die 9bltimmln1g iiber sic Mltati=
9l1l1g oes jebiget Nlunbing-S nipef-
tors Otto Weil1ert, Der bon Der Sc
llnlobeitsbeborbe allf elm mciteres
Sabr fir 0as slHnt 0es Glun16ings
Snlpeftors borgelebel1 lpar.
allr5 Dor Ser gertaell1g itelte
Mloermall @l. Sartrpig bon Ser A.
@aro Sen Intrag, sic bon ser Sc
1unobeitsbebDrbe p%orgenoln1nene Gr=
lpa6lllna 6es &lllmbil1g- Slllpeftors
Wfeilert SIT beltatigen.
@iirgermeiiter Mlteller berief iid
al1f einen Nra5ebensfall bonn Sabre
1906 1tno erfldrte oelt Nlltrag als
oronnngsgemaB.
Die Al0ermeM @oiM @artlpis nn0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
staStiid)cr Samsbolt.

Cine Nrrbeliitc tiir sen ltaiotiidcll
@ullsDalt Ne5 fonnne1ocn SSsabWs
mltrpe b,trt] 9ilo. 2illobolmt unter-
b%rcitct. slbrr mic i'm lestul Sabre
Die prpbcprile %cruilliglu1gsliltc llnV
ilber $4,000 Mldnitten muroe, il
oilritc oltd) 1cncr Ser Motbltift. cini-
&C %arclentlid;& gcnoerungcll porrcb-
men.
Sic Site iie1t Iolacnoc Gin5clGei-
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@~runoltiidc ullo @cb1ltoe $500
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .25,500
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Seifentlidc @clcld)tltng $4,000
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TSeitelrmeg Snterleftipncn /. $500
Etlalterulms Heparatllr 1000
sepcr $4,000.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Snfurpprirnnacn..

S11 Ser Office 0es @rllrobltdfiib=
rers Irarf 9olm lpltrbe1 gelterl1 bie
Sllforporationsartifel ser Scott
Gollntp Mlttl1al Sniltratce slilocia-
tlon bil1terlegt. Scr 3lpetf Ser Sc
1eald)oft tit Der altf @egellleitigfeit
b%erlbel1oe Sdllb gegel1 @litid)lage
lllo Nel1erl d}aoen iiir 6orn1gebauoe.
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reftore1 .iinb: 9. S. Seonlal,, s
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sprep lpllroe1 aeitern in Ser Sffic,
pcs @rll1omld)iiibrers Srallf Soln
announcements SIT Den Snforpora
tIotsartlfeln Scr uSa11iien Mealtl
Company" binterlsgt, llad, oenel
Dos slftiel1fapital bon $4,000 ou
$4,000 lcra6gelebt moroelr lit. 81,
announcements parcrt u1lterscidne
BON Srep Salriien ais scfrctar uni
Sdatsneiltcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

"a in Snucmpprt Ss Gbrtncntbnm nidt gcnM9cno ansgebrcitet lei
gsaglbcamtc mno @abllufalc fir Erimaruagl fctscutt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
MmS Der Natbstammter.
y r,ui uia ung eporiage Int eriter SeiunA; miro nod
gcD0rig b1idnitten spcroen.

@jeDalserA0anua pcs amtirenscu TolScideis nuo bee %amti1cnocu
Yoliwt=5er9cauten; 5aus nebeu Der snrnlalc gun {
Wbbnd) %DlrHftbcit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Wefa6rlidle 9ecaerin.

go. 2afbort, pelder orei Meilell
1lorolid BON Der 5tabt an ser 9raz
oD StraBe &oa6 mobnt, puroe aez
tern Menb5l INN 11:40 l1br pom elmer
ytegerin an Ger 5. nnb &arrilon Str
ltn $500 beitoblen. 2aof6ort mar
tete altf ei1en 5trabenbabntpaae1t
Der Sufoale 2inie, als er bon Sem
ldapar3en 5rallea5ilnmer belaitiaf
lpltrOc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

|Mnbcrman &a Aiucacr INN br 5ucitcn @aro nimmt abcrrnals NIT sen
rcpublifanidWn Mlbcrmcu mb gcgen icnc Srt Dcmu-
fratidcn &plcgcm Stc0nmg
|Wno ucrbinocrt SnrdJ icnc fumfantc @cigcrnna oc &cnGtianna bcs
GlMmbina= SnipcHurs Stp Wcinct. Stantnmmalt nmf 9cicn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

Or. gafer, 3abnar5t @bitafer
Building. (sl1la.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
&eGRltscr6Db unaeu.

I ~ .HrH
Mloernlan @rebmer brad)te ,uei
Nelollttioncn Elm, mcld)e Die @ebalter
Oes amtirellNen Eoli5eidefs CHARLES
Sdllieter llno oes amtirenben 9oli=
6eisSergeante1 altf sic @obe Ser re-
glllarem @eA1lter oieler 1ienltgrabe
brltgt. Die beioen Gpli5eibeamtell
er6alten lett Ser 3eit, ba iic ibre
ietigen I;enitaraoe befleioell, bas
isnen 5ultebcloc riiditdnoigc @ebaIt
~ansge5ublt. Goli5eifapitam sddue=
ter erbalt ltatt Ser bislotg besoge-
nen $110 nlonatlih BON iest of $3.50
lnonatlid) lomie $40 3lllage fir 6ie
lesten Mpl,atc, nlt0 spar Dom Gage
@1eirter @rnennlll1g gum omtirel1oel1
Noli5eidef oil g%eredgnet, ms an1ti-
renoer Goli5ciiergeant 5poncp 2a%
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natlih SSs.
9tah elmer Don Mloern1an 9rebncr
elllgebrad)tcl ll10 bonn Staotratb
a1gcno1mltcnen Meloluz
t1pi1 3erbalt oer ltdbtlld)e Sobtengras
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leoes pom ibm gsl6ollfelte @rab.
Mountaineering ser 9arriiun strafc.
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lplroe lallt elmer angei,onrnlenen
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pic NellpfIalteruna Der p,@arrilpn
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sur liiolidjcn snolften 5traBe halo
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1e 9tellpflalterllng muroe bereits I'M
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pronct, aher in GerbinDntlg nit ser
ytenpflalternng Ser Main Strabe
p pom 2'llrgermeilter petirt.
@ciiercr Strakembalmoicnn.
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5%lpeitet @arb brad)te cine Sic ollttion
Elm, melde Die gtrabcllbabngelea=
|1datt olfforoert, ein 9oppelgeleile.
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noe tlid) OH Der 6. bis sur Marqltettc.
11l1o on Der Marq1lette straBe bis
5ltr Z. StraBe at leger. Gle 9felollt=
ton mltrOe einltinmig altgelto1nme1.
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lalt Der Nelollttion Die 3eit felt.
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gerbellerltllg fiir Sen StraBenbobn=
oienit fiir Nororpelt Ioueuport aus
.gefiibrt meroen loll.
=Safeln.
slloerman @oternlon brad)te cine
gtelolltlon elm, Die beltinnn1t, SOB bei
Der Staotgren5e a1 folgen0en Stru=
Ben SdilOer fir 9lutorlobililten auf=
geltellt meroen lollen:
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gropb Goao, @elt 2oclrlt StraBe,3
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BE, Sarriion 5traBe> @raop Strabe,
galtern Ioenlle, @lm 5traBe,
WlioDle &oab, galt Giper stroBe unos
bei Der altffabrt sur @riicfe nod
ytod Sslanb. 9lllf ser einen seite.
Der Sd)lloer lou lteben:
Staot Davenport
@iQfomtren
9ittc
Neon5iren sic Observation-Disclosures
Wllt Is fWoetfel1 sic Gimme
alI Der aroeren Settle ser gprlld::
@ir Danfelt S6nen.
&on1men Sic mieoer!
5tabt Davenport.
M'Oellcr ldkt Ocmufratiide aolceea"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

Sci @ltitcn, Grfiltunacn liIlp,
11nicr 8rulttbce, @rllitpaItillen nno
@ultentaliom. Iicpe's gpotbcfc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
@aGlbcarntc nno apfalc.

Die bon 9llocrn1nn 9il1ofolln per-
lelenen Nalnen Der @ablbean1ten
ltlto 9ofalc fiir bic be%pprItebenoe
NrlnorlpaDl lpl1rDen lpie fplgt al1ge=
N n,,f,t,c,,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
@allplasc fir Grimar,uaGl.

Ser Stootrat6 beidloB, sic @abl-
lotale fir Die alll %. Sebrltor itatt.
1mOenoe Erimarpobl mie folgt an.
5ltIesen:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
ALLIED ARMY
BEATEN BACK
IN BALKANS
Strong Infantry Move
On the GraeCO-Serbian
Frontier Repu|sed

Heavy fighting on the Balkan front is
reported IN the Bulgarian statement re-
ccivcd in London from Sofia The allied
forces delivered strong infantry attacks
near Lake Doiran On the Gruecian- Serbi-
an frontier, but. the statement SAYS. they
were rcpul-ed. a violent artillery duel l.
m progrc>- north Of Maurcpas. in the
Nommc region, says Paris statement
today. There were infantry attacks dur
ing the night
Operations IN three dilIcrnt parts of
the Somme front Yesterday resulted IN
the removal Of some of the barriers Of
the powerful German defensive system.
The resumption ~ the mcthodcaI drive
~ the French troops after the disappear
ance of these obstacles l. expected to
bring further gains ia the region ~ Gull
lcmont and MaurcpaS.
The Germans still have hold in Maure-
pas. but the French. on account Of their
dominating positions. are menacing the
German communications.
The Italian army l. hcing held back
on the lower I-onzo until the line on the
upper l~unzo can ~ Strengthened IN the
capture Of the San Gabrielle and San
Marcos mountains. With the capture of
these mountains IL regarded a~ immi
ncnt, there viii probably be- no further
advance on Trieste until they are taken.
The British made another advance on
the Sommc front. says London. which
records the pushing forward Of the lines
west Of Gulllcmont
The German statement SAYS the French
and British made heavy attacks on the
Nommc front yesterday. but were beaten
hack ~ The Germans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
WHO'S GOING TO
PAY JANIT0R?
so FAR AS COUNTY FATHERS KNOW
THERE IS NONE ON THE
COUNTY PAYROLL

Cameron countv's courthouse j. without
y ianitor. according ~ Judge I'LL Il. YATES.
and the only man On the county'> official
payroll who viii be- recognized vhen pay
day rolls around. ~ said today i- the A.
~istant janitor, Ruperto Ramon. Ramon
l. On duty al night, only.
o-ten~ablv. and according TO the con
tenfion Of the sheriff. depa rtment. the
courthouse iauitor i- II. " Green appoint
ed to that position about August by
Sheriff M. ri Yann. Judge Yates ~aid
this morning that. W view of "A recent rul-
ing received BY him from the state affor-
ney general Sheriff Nann'- appointee vii
have to depend for remuneration upon
other than county funds.
III Sheriff Vann wants to pay him out
Of his own pocket said Judge Yates, 'hs
can do %. but otherwise Mr. Green ~ serv-
ing gratuitously."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
WILSON GOES
OVER HEADS
0FmANAGERS
Invites Presidents OF
Railroads to Confer
On the Situation

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Aug. fT.-Pres-
ident Wilson today invited presidents of
the principal railroads NJ the country to
come TO Washington Immediately to con
fer with him on the threatened strike.
Pending their arrival hc does not plan "a
see the committee of managers here. with
whom he has been meeting.
The president sent the following telc-
gram 70 the leading railroad presidents:
discussion of matters involved IN the
threatened railroad strike mas reached
point which makes II highly desirable that
/ should personally confer with YOU M the
earliest possible moment. ! hope YOU can
make 1t convenient 10 come 10 Washington
at once"
Judge Chambers of the federal media
tion board held brief conference with the
brotherhood heads this morning. Further
than Ia say had one question on which he
wanted = definite answer and that he got
IL, he would not discuss the meeting.
Some of the leaders of the EMPLOYEES
are planning to meet the demand of the
managers for arbitration by insisting %
President Wilson that seventy five more
lines for which the managers contend they
have no authority to speak. shall be in
cludcd IN negotiations. In that way the
old dispute between managers aud brother
hood officials would he opened and prob
ably result in an inquiry into the owner
ship and control Of sevcnty-fIvc roads in
question.
The presidents action III asking the
presidents to confer with him is inter
preted a. meaning the managers commit
tee refused finally to concedc the s-hour
day "a the presidents plan proposed IN
ease President Wilson finds the railroad
presidents cannot speak absolutely for
the railroads. H. may invite 10 the White
House the tinancicrs who control them.
Officials said today the president wants
to deal with the ultimate authority"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
.P.O. OFFICIALS
ON THE BORDER
REPORTED INVESTIGATING WITH A
VIEW TO RELIEVING CROWDED
MAIL CONDITIONS EXISTING.

With the arrival IN the border of A-~i~-
tant General Superintendent Bum of the
railway mail service. with headquarters at
Washington. IL ~ believed here that the
poStofiice department l. now investigating
railway mail and po~toffice conditions in
this section with a view to aftording quick
relief for the crowded conditions. incident
IA the arrival on this border ot nearly
81. 600 national euari~men.
Accompanying Mr.. Bum are = NJ
Gainc~ ~ Fort Worth. superintendent of
this division Of the railway mail service,
and II. T. Leake ~ Houston. chief clerk
for this division. They arrived in Browns
Vile this afternoon and immediately visit :
ed the po>toitice here.
Otto praegor. second assistant po~tmas
ter general and former postmaster nj
Washington. and san Antonian i head
of the department with which Mr.. Bum J.
connected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
V|RG|N|AN ANSWERS GIRLS
CALL FOR HELP; IS KILLED
Mexican Girls Refusal To Marry Him Causes
Crazed Corporal To Shoot Her And Kill
Corporal Clement Of Virginia

the Sixth United States Field Artillery
When that organization left Brownsville
last fall, Dunches transferred 10 the
quarterma~ter department, taking the po-
sitlon OF chief carpenter. Members oi
the military police state that they have
several times Of late searched lunches
for weapons, but had never succeeded in
finding any on hi> person.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Winn, in charge of
the sherif's office during the latter's alb
Scnce, said at the county jail this Yorn-
inc that Dunchcs 80 far has given out
no statement. lie could not hc seen, the
officer said until this afternoon.
Clements body has been prepared for
,hi~ment to hi home. No Instructions
had been given for shipment, however.
up 10 th, afternoon. The dead mans
regiment j. making arrangements for n
military funeral in honor Of Clement
Last night following threats alleged
to have been made, the guard at
the Virginia camps was doubled. ~ \
precaulion. Nothing occurred. however,
during the night.
Dunche-. who j. % wears old, comes
from New jersey. where his relatives re-
side. lie was born III Au~tra-I Hungary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Street Car Strike
Threat Still Good

NEW YORK, Y. Y, Aug. IA con
ference between Frank iicdley. general
manager " the New York railways com
pany and committee of union leaders
and employees failed 10 bring the dIfferen-
ces. which threaten renewal of the re-
cent street car strike, any nearer settlr-
ment today. IIadlcy told the men that
only the president of the company had
authority 10 deal with the grievances.
whereupon the men demanded that the
president meet them tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
FINAL ACTION
ON NAVAL BILL
WILL COME TOMORROW, AGREE
MENT HAVING BEEN ARRIVED
ON ALL DISPUTES.
tRy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, ID. q. Aug. IL. -
Agreement on all disputed items in the
naval bill was reached by the house and
senate tomorrow and final action on the
bill will be taken in the honsc and senate
tomorrow The conferees agreed to re-
tam SIX millions Of dollars to equip navy
yards for battleShip building. but spe-
cIal appropriations for the Charleston
navy yard will be stricken out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
State Reunion of EIks.

HOQUAlM. Wash. Aug. l7.-Gayly
decorated IN fc-toauS of purple and white.
this city today extended royal welcome
10 the hundreds Of ElkS and their friends
who have assembled here for the ANIMAL
reunion Of their State association. Today
was devoted largely "a the reception Of the
visitors. During the remainder of the
week there viii be q succession of fesii-
vities for the entertainment of the dele
gates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
GEN. GREENE TO
Fl. SAM HOUSTON
WILL COMMAND DIVISION THERE
WHILE GENERAL SlBLEY is
TO HAVE EAGLE PASS.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Aug 17.-Ma
jor General Frederick Funston announc-
ed today that General Henry A. Greene,
commanding the Eagle Pass patrol dis
trirt. has becn ordered to San Antonio ~
command division into which the militia
Frederick w. SibIcy whose nomination ~
general officer. was confirmed by the
state yesterday. will succeed General
Greene IN command at Eagle Pass.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
STORM
HEADED NORTH
CONSULAR REPORTS INDICATE 1T
DID HEAVY DAMAGE IN JAMAl-
CA-C0NSlDERABlE INTENSITY.
tBy Associated Prcssl

WASHINGTON. y. I'll, Aug. 1.-THE
tropical disturbance was central this
morning IN the Yucatan channel and
was passing into thc Gulf of Mcxiro. ar-
cording io weather bureau reports. " was
of considerable inien-itv. was moving a
little north of west Tie hurricane did
extensive damage ia Jamaica, according
to consular reports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
LOUISIANA BAD
MAN CAPTURED
MAN WHO SHOT AND KILLED THE
SHERIFF or ST. LANDRY FOUND
At HOME OF RELATIVES.

LAKE CHARLES, La., Aug IL lie
Iairc Garricrc, who shot and killed -hcr-
iif Swords. If St Landry parish ~ July
and was the object of " sensational man
hunt, was captured today n relatiye's
home near Fulton. Ia. hy n posse which
was headed bv Sheriff Reid III CaIcuaien
parish.
Rewards aggregaiing $500 had teen
offered for his capture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Knew Whereabouts
Of $4,000 Loot

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. Ia The d.
troit News today printed statement hy
Jesse Nullie, -tcnograrhcr, declaring
that robbers who looted the payroll of the
Burroughs Adding Machine Company If
S32.o on August hid the cash in
q local roomng house and escaped with
the loot Saturday. She said Shc knew
one OF the alleged bandits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Measures to Prevent
Spread are Discussed


WASHINGTON. II. G.. Aug. IL
Measure to prevent further spread ~
inianiile paralysis were discussed today
IN conference called NM the public
health service Delegates from nearly all
states were present. Figures showed
there we're more than 10000 eases WI pa
raly~i> IN the United States, hut outside
ot the New York vicinity. the number
was normal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Infantiie Epidemic
Takes Brighter Turn

NEW YORK, n. n, Aug. 1.-THE in
fanlilc epidemic of nianiile paralysis
took q turn for the better today, the third
consecutive day showing 4 decrease i'll
deaths and new eases. Thirty-two chill
drcn died and ore hundred and twenty
new eases occurred III the last twenty
four hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Chicagoans off P.0.
Payroll; Notified

thN AN~ptlaftd FreSS
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Auu.
H-Three hundred Chicago post
office employees who are encamp-
ed at New BraunfeIs. Texas. as
part of the Illinois national
guard. received official notice to-
day tha! they would be dropped
from the payroll of the depart
ment. subject 10 reinstatement.
however, when honorabIy dis
charged from the military SER
vice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Shamoykin Miners
Go Out On Strike

SlAMOYKIN. Pa. Aug l7-Thirteen
thousand miners employed bv three large
coal concerns IN this section went ont on
strike today 10 compel al empioye~ 70
become members Of the union n j. eSti-
mated that ~ least five hundred miners
are not affiliated with the organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Rimini Suffers Most
From Recent Quake

ROME. Italy. Aug. H. - The chief
damage resulting from the earthpualc
which shook dozens Of cities and towns
IN Central Italy Yesterday was ~ Rimini
where four are dead and thirty injured
Military and civil authorities are caring
for the injured and homeless.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Death Rate Among
Soldiers is Low

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug.
H-Eight deaths from sickness
among regular and national
guard troops on the border DUR
ing the week ending August IL.
were disclosed in statistics made
public today by the war depart
ment. Medical officers regard
the death rate as exceptionally
low. since it covers a force of
one hundred and forty thousand
men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
German Steamer Sunk by Submarine.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE German siea
mer Weser Of Hamburg, 1000 tons, wa
sunk BY submarine fortnight ago, ac-
cording to an exchange telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen. The crew was
saved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Presidents Accent the
Invitation OF Wilson.

NEW YORK. N NJ, Aug. l7.-Rnil-
road presidents of the county have ac-
ccptcd President Wilson's invitation 10
confer the strike situation and many viii
leave here this afternoon for Washington.
Another delegation leaves from Chicapo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
PROGRESSlvES MAY UNITE
WITH WILSON CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON. n. C.. Aug. H.
Participation Of the progressives IN
President Wilson's campaign was
discussed az a conference today be-
tween the president and members Of
the progressive campaign committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17

The following weather forecast Tor
,he lower gulf cnaSt states and the
Magic Valley i issued M New Orleans:
Tonight and Friday: unsettled; hgh,
To odcrate northeast winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
Local weather Observations.

The following local weather chserya-
tiuns. covering th. - hour pericd ending
~ a m. TODAY. are furnished hy the
United States weather bureau station at
Fart Hrpwp
The Washington herald., 1916-07-10

This series IL a continuation of @1heIr
Married Life,, produced by Mabel Her.
bert Urner for your years. "Ghe Mar
rfed Life of Helen and warren ap-
pearinx exclusively I'm this paper, is
the only series now being written by
Mabel Herbert Urner.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-10
A68-YEAR-0L LADY
CURED OF EVERY
ACHE AND PAIN !
Mrs. Mary Oman, of No. 3239 P
Street N. w., Finds Dreco a
Wonderful Remedy.

Yes, I'm getting along in years,
and can't expect to be quite as spry
as 1 used to be, but the way 1 suffered
with my stomach was almost past en-
durance
The doctors said it was Gastritis
and they kept on dosing me. and that's
about all they did do. for I not only
had the sharpest sort of pains IN my
stomach at all times, but almost con-
tlnuous pains in my back and limbs
l was all run down, too: almost afraid
to eat. for I felt as If I was actually
putting poison into my system when
ever l put food into my stomach
I saw something in one of the
Washington papers about a man with
troubles like mine being relieved by
Dreco and I bought a bottle. Almost
with the first dose I noticed a marked
improvement The pains in my stom-
ach let up for the first time in months
and before long stopped entirely, and
my appetite got as keen as young
ster, and ] positively eat anything I
feel like. No more pains in my back,
and walk without the slightest trou-
Bile, for 1 haven't had an ache or pain
in my limbs for weeks. I sleep fine,
too; my strength has come back and
I'm almost back to my normal weight.
after taking only three bottles. I
haven't a trace of constipation, either
and I suffered from that for years.
Buy Dreco today at any O'Donnell
Store, or Bury's in Anacostia or AL
lens in Alexandria.-Adv.