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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
4pliti1dle 8rpbleme.

@a1bington, 9. g., 10. yeob'
II Cine fompli5ierte ur6 bertpidelte
internationale Gage Ser fi@ 9rafi=
Bent @ilion a1gerblidli6 gegenllber=
iiebt, miro 6eiien Mu fmerfiamfeit Die
ndditen @o9en p0aig in Mniprnd
nebmen, nn6 er mie feline 8erotber
oenfen lire Tbdtigfeit un6 @ufmerf=
lamfeit ausidlieblt@ BEN ol1stpartt=
gen Gragen 51 miomen nn6 nur Die
ouer brenneniten ,inneren Mngele=
qenbeiten 1ofort in grtpag1ng 5n5ie=
ben. sSyn Sen letten &agnetagen
bate gtootsiefretar 2aniing mteoer=
bolt onf sic Motbtpenoigfeit hinge
mieie1t, 1pidtige internationally @nge=
leqenbeiten fir eintge 3ett ruben 81
%loiien, neil Ser Musgang Ser politi=
|fden 8oblfampagne bomals nod n1z
flar mor, un0 er 1T getpiiier @inli6t
6ie grfolge un6 Seblidlage Der Mo=
mini1trotion at beetnfluiien imitonoe
gene EN- pdre. SIM 8oroergrun6 Der
|Tragen, NIT benen lid 8rait6ent Wil=
ion miro bei6aftigen miiiien, 1tebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
&ou &irdjen aelammelt.

Berlin, 6rabtlos iiber Sappi1e,
10. 0ob. - Ser Eraii6ent Ser polni=
iden @~ilfsfommiilion in Sebep,
FS6mei5, bat gemab Mittbeil11ng Ser
l%teberiee 2 Modridtenogentur bonn
0onnerit tag MufteQltngen iiber Die
bon &irden fir Golen %geiammelten
Betrdge ber0ffentlidt. Sic 2tlten
reiden big gum Mopember 1915 51=
rid, bent Monot, in meldem Fapit
8%eneoift Sen Mufruf erlaiien fat. Ms
@eimmtflmme peroen angegeben
3,791,0O0 6ranfen. 9abon buben
@ird)en in 9eutidlan6 1,791,0 900
6ranfen beigetragem &irden in 6en
Ser. 5taaten 100000 6ranfen, in
Sci terreid-nngorn 100000, in ST.
Ian6 288,000, in England 10000,
in &ano6a 10000, in 6ranfreid
$4,000, in Stalien 10000, in 8el=
gien $4,000, in &l1Blamo $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
GeniattpneQe &erhaftmnq.

Berltn, uber Sonoon, ~. 9too.
- Sic @erbaftung 6es Direftors Der
&aiierlid)en Observation-Disclosures
le, @ugo @ietpert aus 0un5ig, Der
uriadte om Sonntag in Berlin Elm
ungebel1reS Mufeben. Siepert miro
beidnloigt, sic &~riegsbeitimmungen
biniidtli6 bes @etrei6eperfaufeS per=
lebt 5u boben. Sietpert lit Ser Setter
un6 8eliter elmer groBen @etrei6e=
firma un6 iou ii6 nit 3ablrei9en
angeIebene11 8emobnern nn6 @ntsbe=
libern Ser noro0itliden preuBiiden
E%robin5en neridtporen baben, TINT
6urd betradtlide Muffdnfe bon &og=
gen nn6 on6eren @e%treioearten rte
-iige &rtegsprofite 5u er5ielen, inoem
bie1 lie @oaren at %nngebener boben
Yreiien in 8erlin berfauft mur6en.
i3abIr ei6e 8erbaftnnaen iin6 beretts
gei6eben nno mebrere meitere Set
nubmen meroen nod ertpartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

gen Miibigganges, uno Ser 3ufunft
8elgiens fann nit Ser Ior0erung Die
1es 3ultanoes mr1nroglib geoieut lein.
Muberoem miiroe es alf bic 9auer
umn0glid getpeien iein, oas Seer Der
MiiBiggarger aus 0ffentliden Mit=
teln 5u u%nterbalten. Sn0em eS ben
belgilhen Mrbeitern @elegenbeit gtbt,
|ibren unb ibrer Jamilien l(nterbolt
gu ertperben, uno 51par nQ6 freler
@ntiblieBung 5u eriperben, madt es
menigltens gum Ibeil gut, mas Gng=
lono on oem 2anoe, 0os ltb bat ber=
leitcn laiien leinen per0erbliden
ginfliiitern1ocn 3l1 folgen, %geliinoigt
bat. england iudyt 8elgien 51 rlll=
nieren un0 feline Srouitrie 6aourd,
0ab es ibr ba1ern0 Die ausrpartigen
Marfte berihlieBt, SIT pernidten.
@eutlblamo eri trebt baS @egen=
tbeil, obi6on 9elgien tpabrli6 nidts
getban bot, Inn 0as 5u beroienen.
@os england 9eutihlano als Ser
breben anoibten mo6te, lit in 8irf=
lidfeit cine Ser groBten @obltbaten,
sic 8elgten gegenlpartig er&pieien
meroen fann.. Ser thinning fam
6as bier5ulan0e bodyitenS BORT erre=
gen, tpo mar ent1peber init BEN Ser
baltnii1en nidt pertraut lit o6er mo
man 10 boQitatbig nnter 6em gin=
fIl111e Ser bon gnaIQn6 un1 1einen
bielige1 Srganen betriebenen Sebe
gegeu 3euti6lano ltebt, 6aB man
3miiden elmer @obltbat nno einer
"Sbonotbat nidt mebr u%nterifei6en
fan1. ltnb tpenr uniere &egierung
in ser Mngelegenbeit mebr tbun mia,
als fife getban bat, bann ioate iie
0eutl9Gan6 ibren Danf a1slpreden
fir sic l1miidt, nit Der Tie it6 sic.
60r6erung ser @oblfabrt Der belgt=
19en Mrbeiterbeb0lferung angelegen
iein ldBt. De1ti6lan6 per6ient Dos.
gle idanolide, inbumane Nolittf
treibt au6 I'M biel em Salle England,
meni6li9 an 8elgien ban6elt aber
Deut1dIa16. IS lit @nglan6S Dol
ferre6fspiorige @lodooe gegen 8e1=
gien, sic sic belgiidem Nrbetter
5tpingt, fir ibren rno ibrer 6ami<
lien l1nterbalt int Muslanoe 5n or
beiten, uno es lit 0eutidlano oas
ibnen @elegenbeit giebt. @emn eng
lano 6oram gelegen lit, oaB tie oa=
beim bleibe1t, brn1dt es bloB 6ie
8Iofa6e gegen 8elgien %auf5ubeben,
un6 tie mer6en ale @rbeitsgelegen=
beit 6Qbeim baben, Die lie betpaltigen
f0men. 60 Iiegen 6ie 9inge uno
nidt am6ers. @er tie an0ers Dor
felt, lit elm 2igner, mer immer er
lein mag!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
5peifelsobne sic 6eutlbe unteriee=

5meifelsobne 6ie 6eutihe l1nterlee=
boot=&rtegfIbrung nn6 oie @ingriffe
Ser aqiierten Madte in 6ie amerifa=
nii6en @anoelsrebte. @s miro e11t=
idieoen mer6en .miiiien, OBJ irgenb
mel6e GergeltungsmaBregeln aui
bent @ege Ser @eietgebung m0glid
un6 notbmen6ig iino> un6 Oh sic tra=
oitionelle Sioliernngs Rolitif einen1
gemeiniamen 8orgeben ser ner1tralen
9an6er 8lab MAIDEN ioute. 6erner
miro sic Grage 5u erortern fem, MEL
DIE Stenung bie &ereinigten Staaten
ten Der 6riebensfonferen5 gegeniiber
einnebmen io1er, sic 6ieiem &riege
elm gnbe MAIDEN miro, nnb nament=
li9 sic @oltung gu Ger in Ser Ibeorie
bereits bom Yrdiioenten %gutgebeiBe=
mem Jrie6ensliga, sic ongeregt NOR
6en tpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
3eidnmmgeu s1tr 5. Diterreidtiden
Mnleihe.

@ien, iiber 9or16on 10. gfop. -
Inter oen eriten groben 3ei@nungen
51r fiinften 01terreidiiden &rtegson=
leibe be anb ii@ ein 8etrag BON 49,
100000 &ronen, ben Die Sertreter
ser @oti9ilo Sntereiien ge5ei9net
baben. Dos @anfba11S bat oenielben
@etrug CUR ungorii@en fiinften
&riegsonleibe ge5eidnet, 6eren 3eldy=
n1tngsliiten 5tpei Gage frlber croft
net tpor6e1r marer. Sbmobl Die 3etd9=
nltngen our 0iterreidiiden Mnletbe
crit ant Sonntag offi5iea e%roffnet
muroen, boben bereits piele Sirmen
Dor mebreren Sagen Mpplifattoten
CUR 3eidnung gemadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
Sic nemeite bel8ti1e
0remel8et1t@te.

Stams lefretar 2alrling bat iid Der
anlabt geiebenl cine @albingtoner
Melolrng 5ll beridtigell, sic oabin
la1tete, ser meritanii6e @ei6afts=
TRIGGER IN 9erlin babe Mmpeiil1ng er=
balte,r, beim &eid)sfansler gegen Sic
5mangs1peile @eridifl1ng belgiidyer
Mrbeitcr na6 Geutlblano Dor telig
51 lperoeu. IS m1roe bill5ugefiigt,
in @aibington betradte man Elm Der
artiges &erfabren als p0lferredtsmi=
orig uno es m11roe %angeoeutet, oaB
I'M ere &egierl1ng in Ser Mngelegen=
belt nl0gliderpeiie Sdritte tbu1l
meroe, sic ST einem erniten &onflift
nit Ieutiblano fibren folnten. $50
oieie Meloung ibren ltriprnng ge=
babt bot, bleibt nod felt5llteuen. Sc
oenfalls lit Stoatsiefretur 2anling
nibt geneigt, Gerant>portrng fir Tie
81 i%ibernebmer1. 9sad ieiner CARTEL
lung bat unl ere &egierltng iib 0arauf
beihrd1rtt, Der @eid)sregierung NUT
tbeiler 81 laiien, bab Sic 5tpa1gs=
meile @eri1idl1ng ser belgii6en Nr=
better bier eiren ibled)ten ginornd
MAIDEN miilie. SIM iibrigen fat ma
li6 ieoer &ritif ser bon Sen 6eutiden
@eboroen getroffenen Mabnabme
entbalte1r, u10 barar bat man mobl
getban.
Mon bat es bier NIT elmer ser BE-
%fannten englii6en 3dtelungen gegen
0eutlhlanb gu tbun. @o11 elmer
51pongs1peiien @er16idung belgil6er
9lrbeiter im Gimme Ser bierber ge=
langten M%eloungen fann gar nidt
sic &eoe fem. 9ieies Marden bat
man in england aufgebra6t. Sour
in Musnab1nefaQen itn6 belgiide ar=
better nod 0eutiblamo geididt por=
oerl bomit lie BORT ibr tdgli6es 8ro6
peroienen. 9us iin6 2eute, sic So
beim oblol1rt niht arbeiten mouen
uno infolge ibrer Saulbeit 6em &C.
meintpeien CUR 2alt fallen. Mber a16
gegen Tie meroen 3mangsmaBnabme1
crit 6onm in Mnapenoung gebradt,
>penn iie ru6 i~berein1timmen6em
3eugniB bes 5ultdnoigen @iirgermei=
tiers nn6 ar6erer eintpanofreier Ser
i0nlid)feiten Mrbeit, sic ibnen 6abeim
ongeboten tp11r6e, abgelebnt baben.
aae on6eren belgii6en Mrbeiter, Die
5nr @rtperbung ibres l1nterbaltes
nod 9euti6lano gegangen ft1o, 1tno
freiniQig gega11gen.
0ie mirtbihaftlidyen @erfaltniiie
8elgiens laiien biel gu muniden lib
rig aber SOS lit nidt 0eutihlan6s,
ionoern Gnglan6s @da1lo. 3ie eng
liide @loda6e ridtet ith ord gegen
@elgien, unb es lit muir natiirlih, 6aB
8elgien urter Sen @lodaoemabnab-
men idtperer Ieibet als 9euti6lan6.
Sic &obprob1fte a11f tpel6e 6ie BEL
glide SsSttbm1trie %angetpieien lit, blei=
BEN aus, mei1 @nglan6 tie niht Der
einlaBt. @elgien fann ol1h iiber See
midts o1sfiibren, england geitattet
es ni6t. Mu9 sic ginfnbr bon 2e=
bensmitteln miro BON England ni6t
3ugelonen. England bat 6ie belgiide
S11ouitrie tbotidd1ih er6roiielt. @ie
es 3eutidlon6s S16uftrie er6roiieln
m0dte. Sc gtebt bel1te IN 8e1gien
iiber cine Miuion 8ettler, Mdnner,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

6ral1en unb &inoer. 9arl1nter befin=
Sen lib 9nluoerttauie11oe bon Meiai1l=
nerll sic gerll arbeiten m0dten, aber
nidt f0nnctl, neil es an @elegenbeit
feblt. 1iele 9eute lino iamnlt nno
lonoers a11f oie Dffentilde @obl=
fa%brtspflege angelpielen.
Sin @eriltden, oieien ar1nen 2eu=
ten at bclfe1l mn0 iie Dor Sen Sc
fabren 0es cr5lm1ngete11 Miibiggatt=
ges 5u bepabrerL baben sic oeuti9en
@eboroeu es llid)t- feblen laiien. Sic
baben lpgar @ertreter nab England
geldidt, INN cine @in= rno Nlrsfubr=
erlnlb11iB 5lr erbalten, in0em tie ii6
bereit erfldrte,l nidts bon SEN in
8elgien bergei teuten Snoultrieer5eug=
nillem int Sntereiie 1eutidlan05 5lt
perlpelloe11 l1rlD ales 5u fiinfunoiteb=
sig Yro5ent 0es SSelbltfoftenpreiies
ms5ufiibrcn. 9a1r Inn oen 2euten
Mrbeit SIT geben. glber UNI onit.
gnglano meigerte 1ib, 0ieie @or=
l6lage in grlpagl11g gu 5ieben, neil
England ourb 0ie mirtbidaftli6e
grorolielung 8elgiens aud Deutld=
LAND t~reffen mill. 90 mltbte man
li6 oorouf b%eidyra1rfen, Mnlagen pie=
ser in 9etrieb git nebmen, Die a1f
Die 3nfmbr bon Gobmaterialien iiber
See nr10 a1f oie 9usfubr iiber Sec
ni9t %angelpieien lin0. Mber 6aa ge=
niigt nidt, Sic feiert1oen Arbeiter gu
bel haftigelr. Man bot es nit 9dotb-
ltanosarbeiten, 8riiderd=, StraBen=
bouten un0 oerglei6en periudt> aber
0abei Die grfabrrng gemo6t, oaB Die
Stabte al5uiebr nit Sdrl6en itber=
laltet meroen, ipenn man uber 6ie INT
mittelbar %11otbmen6igen Mrbeiten bin=
alrsgebt.
5o muBte man ii6 6enn na9 Ell
Inem aroeren Mltsmege nmieben. Ser
i'm 1eutldlano berri@en6e Mrbeiter-
mangel 5eigte ibn. W6an begann alio,
belgil6e Mrbeiter na9 0eutidlano
GIT bringen. gu ibrem eigenen Na1=
ten. Sic finDen BORT ni6t BLOB ge=
regelte 8eldaftigung, -fon6ern per=
6ienen ou6 quite 2obne. Ole belgi=
ihen Mrbeiter mer6en in 9eut1dlan6
genal1 10 bebarr0elt &pie Die 6elt1den.
SIR 9obn miro ibnen poa in barem
@eloe arsbe5ablt> tpiemobl bas FONT
elmer fein6lid)en Nation gegeniiber
niht debrauhlih lit. eeSm Dur6=
ldnitt peroient 10 Elm belgiider Mr=
better in 0euti6lano o6t Marf,
mebr ols er iemals in 8elgien bat
beroienen fon11en. Ma1 fann iib oes=
balb leidt poriteuen, 0aB Sic 8el=
gier nit 6ieier Mrt &erididung gar
nidt un5nfrieoen un6 meit 6aDon
ent fernt iin0, ite olS etuaa ungebel1=
erlides gu betradten. I'm ere &egie-
rrng maire alio libel beratben getpe=
fen, tpe11n iie 9euti6lan6 6ieierbab
in uni reunoli6em Gone batte Bor=
ltela1ngen MAIDEN mouen. IS lit ie=
oenfaaS ebrempoGer fir 6ie 8elgier,
1t6 in 9euti9lano ibren l1nterbalt
lelbit 5u ber6ienen, als 6abetm Der
offentliden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CUR
9alt gu fallen, aus Suppenfu@en 51
ellen nnb oie Shul6enlaiten Ser &C.
meinoen at permebren. un6 BEL
qien fam MIR 6onfbar 6afir iein,
6qB profeiiionelle MiiBigganger &C.
5tpnngen tper6en 5u tbn11, mas Die
ant t4noigen Mrbeiter aus FREEZER @nt=
ldlieBu1rg tbl1n. Se6ermam fennt
sen acknowledgement @inflnB lan=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
Sic QnitGubioen Qe1tte itnb allp

ol1d in england nod nidt ausgeitor=
ben; sic engliiden 61ieger, Sic einen
&ran5 fir 8olde ltifteten, baben BON
ser 9umpennatur Ser briti19en
@tootsmdrmer ni6ts an it6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
Well. Of Course.

inc newspaper war against Carranza ~
stan going ou m some parts of the country.
just what These papers expect To gain by
taeit efforts 81 diSeresiii the de faeto rov-
, rrsnrnt IN Mexico II difficult Il under
~ n'i. brownsville Herald.
What can The Herald know Of Carranza
or the Mexican situation The Herald Is
printed n sight ct Mexico. II course. and
n~ crii"r~ and reporters come In daily con
ta"i with the prnhlrpIS consequent III such
rreNmiiN- But Tor genuine information.
Ter vigorous ioreknqSg Ecdee and intimate
familiarity with heSiean matter@. give a.
one ~ those tremendous persons who edit
New York and New England newspapers.
ami who gpi thcsr iffermatiun ftot ~ ma
Msre tr'ra excited rorruSs1aaAal.--sssse~
Thousand aaaleS away-Galveston News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
TODAY IN HISTORY

1s3f-Dicd Lorenzo Dow. crceutric travel
ing preacher, known in every toaa m
the United States at ,hat time.
1863 lluu-e VIII representative pay i w
bin w enlist negroes IVY tHc arm. ar
navy.
lS65-Lincoln and Southern commission
er, held \ pence conference at NHmn-
ton Roads.
ls7i-Archbi-hop L~edocbpv~k mfin o0
the present head of Tie lc-u1f-. ws
imprisoned hy thc German AM. mneut.
1876 National League uf pr,ta--a ua
baseball clubs organized -ou
lssl-Socicty ~ Christian Endoator IVY
sanized go Portland. NJ.
lso2-Pen-ion granted n Mr. Abraham
Lincoln.
ls94-Unitcd States cruiser Kear IVY.
wrecked on Il reef III the Caribbean
Sea.
l9ol-Funcral "A Queen Victora. general
mourning in al countries.
iHl5-NvrHcr Van Horn att amuted IVY H
namtc the railroad bridge across .I.
80. troix river, between Maine and
Canada.
1873 1.-The Wir: Great Hr.t, w rlr.t a.
ioud on ihe contraiaui n-i. Inaur.
ministers of Franco, EueL ld sad Ba-
-.a meet ai Paris. Ru.-au- confines
drive against Au-tnian- and riA
victoric-. Fighting XVII the ~lz m
Turk defeated. British r~eTul-a ihro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02

NEW YORK. Fob. TaNna1e ts
organizations of the city win meet t0.
morrow with the advisor Council q.
Heal Estate Interests. to consider .b.
question m limiting the height of hHiii.
ings. and diStrictiHg tie city into zones.
olH officials win also take part III tho
meeting. il is l. concensiS of opinion
among real estate owners that TIE Him.
itatim M height WI buildings WILD w
much to stabilize property value. If f-
pointed ont that the erection IL sk,scrtp-
erS causes adiacent preperis I'd dep17-
ciate III value and aepriFcs The smaller
buildings ~ tenants. The general con
ference 10 ~ held tomorrow viii center
public attention upon the new pro
sramme as outlined bv The Camini son
on Building Distirrts and Restrictions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
.ListeninG.' &c the Renord.

Here want you ~ hear this one Cf
McIormacks nv. | think IA il Y perfect
deari Puts record on. and starts ma
chine 'Nou know that recently W..
went to hear Mccormack in New York
and w were perfectly delighted with
him. d In the way must tell you-I
got my new winter coat at GaItman'S y.
II i a re,insote effect-they'rc wearing
them 50 much now. | had thc awfullc~t
time getting hold III \ Salcslalv wha
would show me what | wanted. While
wc were in New York also We went to
the Strand there. | declare that disc
IN through and j must stop The machine.
Wasn't i'll lovely"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
OFF AGIN ON AGIN
From the Cook.

u aim nnhuly'S h.zncsS. whut Al
kcrric, home NJ night.
Sometimes NAH hunncl'S hchhy cI
sometimes NAH hunnel : light.
.Ah waits untcll sc family ain 50 mum
Cruu~ arunn.
I'm men Nh trk~ NAH burned an Abs
quickly h0meWarG boun.'
Ain rehbah tote nobody 'ccpt re folks
Al has 1t home.
En- amt \ awina tell Yuh IA vnh ast>
me. ncidcr-mo'ml
Sometimesmah bunmcl'S hobby am dcr
again shes light
II aim n0hudy', hizneSs whit Al
kcrricS home at night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
OTHER PAPERS OPINIONS.


Colonel Edward NJ. House i in Berlin.
correspondent eablcd tho Nov York
Norii that hc found the colonel VERY re-
served" sure ID IS , Texas custom or
ht. fhr a%oloncI acquired " early IVY MI,
political career. if is characteristic W.T.
hiw q hc u~ dumb ~ an oyster and Ivy
'o4uaeous ~ q deaf mute. lie never wears
ai- heart ou hi- sleeve nor does he hunt
ducks with Y brass band. IN wise man SAWS
iiile and saws wood. Fort Worth Record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
Still Common.

Some scientific shopper has found that
4 man named Bright took ~>tcnographic
notes in the sixteenth century and stole
shakespeare stuff right on the bat. al
the theatres.
II stealing stuff stcnocraphi~nlly
from the stage be the invention ~ that
man Bright, there are a great many am
bilious vaudeville. lie sharks today who.
though sound cf kidney. are afflicted with
Bright~ disease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02

Checks should b. made payable to The
Brownsville Herald Publishing 90. business
communication ahouid be addressed - the
company, ami items, letters. etc, Intended for
publication should be addressed u EDITOR. The
Herald, Brow nsviiie. Texas. Letters intended
Tor publication should he signed Wlfh the fgii
uane ~ The writer. Tie name viii not ~
printed If not desired. tut ii viii BE- evidence
lr good fnlth on The mart u the writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
Unbiased ~Iuiument.

The ~taothache II worse
liowled my friend Mr.. Doyle.
%. no, The chief cnrse.
Said Young Brown IL a boil,''
One knows. without taking.
WHAT allied Brown aud DOYLE.
Lasta~3asd.~sih was1aeisise
And Brown had a b0il.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02

;ica ia In sssht Tor i considerable balance
for :hs cnc.riopaedla purchased for the
public school. There i no fund available
with which 10 pay for such an investment.
and the association generously bought the
books. realizing that one Of the schools
important needs Wa an enevclopaedia
This \, + fine set. comprising q large num-
Der Of volumes. and it has been Of invalu-
able assistance both t. teachers and M
NIL. Bat ~ us,-t be maid for. I-nle-- \
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That The Herald know. viii never ham,
car P-rsvn -v,llo rii take eara u tbe dah,
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which reap,re. nran,nt se.ion The tp,e ~
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
One Way TO Cure Toothache

~ New York hoy killed himself because
'ie had thr taciha che. That IVY what You
eau Y d~rn~tic, bat certain cure for thc
oofhache.-ilou~to Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02

And how ala ID come that nobody
threw water into yonug killgore's face
a. restore him after H. was Knocked
breathlcsS on The football deid?"
WHY. they had 20 send To his room.
three miles away for his individual
drinking cup"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02

Among Sew additions to th' development
army 81 The Magic Valley IS Dan W. iIuf-
Ter, who purchased the Lyford Courant
from Al, FORMER OWNER, Raymond Ninfree.
aud " d~eyatins hl- energies to tbc ar,fuou-
Forb oi Publishing u weekly paper. Mr..
iiufor oPpear~ to have already q trui cen
-cpiion of the po--ihilitic~ of this Valley
Wonderland. and IN DOING excellent work
oH thc Iourani. We wish him -ucrc--. Mr.
Wntree has purchased the Fan, City
Facts, at which he assumed the manage
mcnt today Mr.. Ninlrce rs I'm euterpn
ng ana Intelligent publisher, md an aH
around good citizen. We congratulate
Fails City upon ITS good fortune IN ~ccur-
'ng him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
Song Of tlls Flat Dweiier.
Home. suite hCmc.f
The Popular EHgab0O.

The Popular EugaboO.
Dear onagain-I nave n regular ~.
ricS Of boilS cropping ou, on my face,
What is the cause of tLcm2 Hazel H..
Monticello. Illinois.
Probably. Hazel. ii ~ due w foreign
influence working to ruin this country
in every particular.
Still Common.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
O Such 4 Kidderl

Dear otfagain-IS il proper IN cali Il
teacher Srecta-le> ~pe.iagogg'eS2-R
l.. w., Washington. u. &.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
Finnigin FiiGSofy.

Thry'S too mimny NJ tn immigrants
into Ibis country that has their fingers
crossed whiH they take th' oath aA WI
lcicme.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
He vas EnaIish

I~npccuni"uS Tramp->ay~ neighbor.
won't Nnn~r gimme IA lift?
Elevator Manufacture Freight ur
passenger
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-02
noTIcE 10 suRscRlRERs.

B1becribers ln The city q BroWnsyilfe who
tail 10 receive The Herald regularly are re-
7uested 10 notify the office promptly, Telephone
NO. z. New subscribers should receive their
hrst paper not later than the second day after
the order il ia the Office Of The Heraid. Every
subscriber, even IN toe most distant sections OF
the city. should receive his naper not later than
1.5E o. m
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-07
WILDCAT JUMPED AT MAN.
E. P. Lawrence Had Narrow Escape
 From Angry Animal.

G. w. Lawrence and son, w. L., were attending to business in Mena Tuesday Uncle George relates that last Saturday, F. p. Lawrence, one Of his sons, caught a wildcat in a trap, He reset the trap, which was fastened to a tree by a chain and nail. and on Sunday morning he went back to it. Just as he noticed that his trap was gone. he heard a growl overhead, and as he looked up an immense wildcat, with the trap hanging to a foot, jumped down at him. Mir. Lawrence was carry ing a club, and with this he struck the cat as it plunged downward, and before it could recover he con- tinued the good start, beating il to death.
 The animal was taller and longer than the average hound and it's foot measured full four inches in width. When it was caught in the trap it had succeeded in pulling the trap loose from it's fastening and, drag ging it, had climbed the tree.