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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

~ ~ " - IL. AplN.
Wf b 1T ungeregelt. Spring paz
tents $6.10-$6.40; Winter patents
$5.75-$600; Wintsr itraisbts $3.50
500; aanfas itruisbts $5.75-
$3.50.
Dsisen. @m glas i6pa6. RO.
/ Oarum $1,284; ao. 2 barter 8ins
ter $1.26l; go. l Rortbern Sulut6
S1.324 unO No. l ROrtbern UaanitDba
$1.30a (. 0. b. Rem YOrt. 9srmire
fisberia. Giir Waai $1.22s.
Welft.oru. 2lm plab Itetig.
Ho. 2 gslbes 90c c. /. I, Rem gort.
9afsr. 9tm plaB rubig. Stans
barb 51-5l4c; Rp. 3 psiBer 30
5oAe.
Stuift fsit. SO. l s1.35-$1.4 40;
NO. 2 $1.25-$1,3 30; Ro. 3 $1.OO-
$1.05; Stripping 90-95c.
Sppfen 1T itetis. State, orb,
nGrer Bis auseepdblter 1915, IA
25c; 1914, 5-9c; paciftc &iiits 1918,
12-15c; 1914, s-10c.
9Guts iiHb feii. Sospta 33-34c;
Gentraiameritd 33c.
Gebsr 1T feit. 9emlod firfts 36c;
fseonbs 33-34c.
Bort 1T feit. WleB $24.50-
S25.O0; Jamilp $24.O0-$26.o0;
ibort clear $22.OO-$25.OO.
gesf 1T fsft. Meb $3.50
$500; GamiIp $19.O0-S20.00.
g 4mals 1T feit. NtblIe @sit
$12.05-$12.15.
aalg 1T rubis, gtts 94c; GountrD
94-9ac; Special 10ac.
DOlle 1T itstis. Domeitic SIssce
a9 Ohio 34-35e.
Reis 1T felt. 5ancp Ssab s.
54c; Blue RoIs 4s-43c.
Molaiies 1T ftetig. Hep Dr.
leans open tettle 40-50c.
Butter 1T itstissr. 3ufubr 4364.
CREAMERY, Grtras (92 Seors) 36ac;
CREAMERY (b6bsrs Seorins) 37-37sc;
firits 35a-36c; isrpnos 94-35c.
Gier limb itetig. 3ufubr 34,308.
Jrd6 ssfdmmelts, Grtras, 234-24c;
rssuldr psrpadts, firits, 20a -22c;
isconbs 19a-204c; lpeibe auf naben
Siibnersisn, feline Bis fauep, 243-
25c; brauns aus nabeu 5iiuereisn 23s
-24c.
safe 1T ftstis. 3ufubr 1000.
State bslo, Specials, 183e; friide
Specials 17c; DO. burdf6nittli3er
16b-164e; @istOniin 5pins, bslO,
1S-181c.
9rfliissl. gsTala6tstss 1T ites
tis. 5iibner 17-30c; Gptpls IL
22c; surteDs 2S-35c.
3uter. Robsudsr TT fsft; Geus
trifusal $500; MOIaiies $5.25;, Rafs
finirter iit fsit; @ilt 2Ouf $3.50;
GruIbeb $8.15; Moulb u uno Gubes
$765; 4389 pulperiIirt $3.50; pull
psriiirt 1925; feinsr granulirter
S7.15; Diamond " $7.15; Goniectios
nrs " $705; gso. / $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

81 E 10 gprf. II. 2(pril

II TO y y II. NpII.
aupfsr iit feit. Glsctrolptit
nearbp 1T nomtnsa. Sbirb Quartel
$28.00-$29.0O.
Gifen 1T itetig. go. l ROrtberr
$20.75-$2L25; No. 2 $20.25-
$20.75; SO. l Sout6ern $20.50-
$21.00; so. 2 $20.25-$20.75.
gle4 lit rubig unb tpurbe an
Plat 3u $54.O0 offerirt.
3 lei. $7.87 Oerlanst.
3int 1T feit gu 1896.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

tseIb, guubs nnS sIiti.n in Rsu yorl.

Gsiddiispayiere surb,n ~ S--si<X bic.
fsntirt. @tdia aaf 2onoou warren ftttis.
fiir 90 Tast t4.78, Sidt s+ToH; aabt!.
Nnpsiiunaen t4.77. Granes Stdt SOL,
gabel coo. Nari Sidt 7S4. aabd 1874.
Mrensn eiHi 1885, Rabsl 1910. Fire sidt
Gas. aabsl e.4T, Huba Sids S01S; Rsbsl
s0H; SilbersSsrren 6S14e RsIlianiite
3olarS 4o1s.
Gttitnnarit.-arisssseriihte haiisn
bfuis tinsn Hahtbsilissn Giailub aui ben
glartt une bic grsfie batttn itari ~ leiben.
Gegeu edlub frat tine @snpung elm uno
bic grluits wurbsn sum Zbeil uisbsr cut
gtmadt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
ueberftdt bes Gincinmati
Wtarftes,
Fir bic MsntaG ben II. april
1916 sHsissnss @sA,.
Gineinnati II Qlpril.

Cincinnati, IT. Q(pril.
Die nadfOlssnbsn auotirunssn 6e'
5isbsn iid nur auf ensros 1rdnss
attionen. Bel tleinren 9sI8dfitn
psrben ettpas b5hers prsiis bers4nst.
propiiionen.
9 Sdmal3. prima Sisam
11.20-l1.30; Sfamilp 12.OO-12.5O.
Sro den aeial5eues Gleii d..
Sbort clear Ssitsn, !oie 13--
13ae; Gttra ibort clear Ssitsn 12s
133e; iur5e Rippsnisiten 129-133c;
Bellies 144-15e.
Bacon. - S6ort clear Ssitsn
14!-14ae; srtra fbort clear Seitsu
14-14ae; ibort RippsnisiteH 13h-
lac; Bellies 16-164c.
Sugar Gureb gfeif6.
S6intsn 1915; pitnie G4uIt.rn
13a-l4c; 9rsaifeit Bacon 19-
21t; S4uItern in padetsn 13a-
lac; Rew gor, Gut 13s-14e; tru'
cene Beef S4inssn 26A-27ac per
pfuub.
SibstpSteltssBleii6. d. =
Sdintsn 16-16sc; pienie Sdula
tern 11a-12c; Bellies 13a-14c;
S9ulisrn 11s-12e; S4ultern, q.
y. Gut DO. 11a-12e.
Drif4esSfeii9 - G9iutsn
15A-16ae; pitnie S3ultern 11a--
12t; SGultsrn 11f-12e; ibort rip
peni.iten 11i-124e; ibort clear
Rippenfsitsn 12-12ac; sytra fbOri
clear Rippsnfeitsn 11a-12sc; Bellies
lei9te 16-1sc; Bellies. i4pers 15--
15ae.
Dlebl unb Getrsib.
Ilebl. Winter patsnt S5.75-
6.10; Wintsr faRep $5.50-5.70;
Winter familp $5.15-5.25; Wintsr
srtra $4.6O-4.80; Minter orbinGr.r
$4.0O-4.25; Sartes Wsisen pdtsnt
S5.2o-5.6O; Sartss Wsissn fanrs
$5.2o-5.eo; Sart,s D,issn familp
$4.60-4.85; Rossen, Rprtbpsitsrn
gemii9tss S5.35-5.6O; Rpsssn. gitp
reines $5.45-5.70; Gitp, semii4.ss.
$5.35-5.60.
WeiSsn. go. 2 rotbsr Wintsr
s1.24-1.2e; 90. 9 bo: sl.le--
1.23; go. 4 bo. 97c-$1.13.
DeIfdtorn. - Ro. ! peibss
-c; go. 2 DO. 78a-79e; Ro. 3 DO.
78-7SAe; Ro. 4 DO. TIA 78e; Rp.
5 bo. 75-76c; Ro. 6 bo. 73-75e.
Ro. / gslbes &c; SO. 2 DO. 78a-
79e; go. 3 bo. 7s-7Sac; 80. A DO.
771-7se; RO. 5 DO. 75-76c; go.
6 3d., 73-T5c. 30. l gemiidtes
&c; 20. 2 DO. 7SA-79c; RO. 3 DO.
7S-7sse; No. 4 bo., 77-7se; go. 8
bo. 75-76e; Ro. 6 DO. 73-75c.
aolbentorn. psiBss 76-77e;
iaolbenforn, cslbss. 77-78c; aolbsas
form, semifdt.s 76-77c per 8u.
Soagen. 0o. 9 $i.0o--1.0 Do;
so. 8 DO. $3.50; Rp. 4 bo. So
90e.
Safer. - gpribipsiiern go. 2
ipsiber, 49h 80; goribpsiierH Sians
farb ipeiBsr 48A -49as; Rcribpeittrn
go. 3 ipeiBsr 47a-48c; go. 8 tutibsr
|....G.t.fL Arl Ap1.. a. A ,,,e,hs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

uder. - YreiIt felt. -- Hdf'
finirter Gut aoaf $3.50; potpberec
$7.7O; Cubes $50; granultrter ST.
90; Gonfeciionsrs saA $50; of
.M- $7.20-730: ipeibsr trira ST.
--7.10; srtra e. $500 per pfun6.
Wolaffts 1T itetig. - Rem
Orleans Open RstIe 4b--65e; Gen.
trifusaI 25-s4s per Gsn0ns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

5dute. = Wllrft mar ruEis uno
fsit. Rubgefal3sne SO. 1 16A-
1856 per glfo. Po. 2 bo. 154-151c;
per pfb. Gitb Builders frif6e 16-
181c; bo. eountrp 12--13c, frii6e
aal6fsae 21-22c; so. l Bulen 12c,
Ho. 2 bo. lie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Yferbe uao Maulefel.
Gineinnati, II. 9lpril.

Gs tamsn in Der DsrfIOfeuen Wos
DE msGr pfrbs uno Waulf.l in
Der Martt. Die Ra4fruee mar cine
quite unb bic yreiis tparsn ftetig. Dis
Quotirunasn naren ipie folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

- utIer- - Ufdrff ru1ig uf1o
preiis ihipd4er. = Dbolemilf, srtra,
38c; Gentrali5sb srtra 35Ae; @entrals
i3eb firits 32c; StOnbs 29c; syancp
Gairp 30e; pading stod 23-25c
per plumb.
adfe, Martt iistis. Obio 1876,
Norbipefili9er 18e; Hep gort 20t;
Sdtpsi3r 32-39e; DO. Bird 1916;
aimburs.r 17s-18ac per pfunb.
Gier. Martt itetis. prigia
firits 5iibnersisr 2ote; firfts 20r; ors
binare firits 19e; fsconbs 17c per
SubsHb; Gntsnsisr &c; Ganfssisr
70e per 9ubenb.
@efliistl. - Martt ru6ia uSb
Eetig. 8roilsrs / pfunb Inb bas
runtsr 40-45e; Wintsr Gbidens BON
stpsi qfunb unb bariiher 20-23c;
SABINE 1876; 5iibnsr 1Sc; 5rutbiibntr
2o-26c; DO. NIT trummer 9ruit 10
-12e; Guas Csc; Gnten 16-1Se;
0Gnfe 8-10c.
Obfunb Gem u Re.
4epfel. = Cute 4epfel 1926
3.5O. aepSbrrif, 80 OOE25O Der
@S % S''''' @ ~
9ftron,u California s2.25
-S76 nsr aiii,. aimss 81 OO-1 10
ne, aia, ~
Srrno,r S Wob,rs e. 90
q "a. gfor;s, GO ooNe so b,r aiite.
grbs,srsu miiiiiIipni s4s
5o16o0. Sllobomo AZ 20. .25 per
gyot, non "a 0uor,s
Sros, arnit aloribo. s2..
5oS3 o. nor groi,
soTtotisIn eiub,imiIfe
50 25-a 5n r,r gbl uub s5rwS1 OK
p,r 9u NOM gtors = 9unos Nloripl
az G 50Ga nn n,r abt sRi6ioan
e. o0-I0s p,r 9u an; h,m g,I.ift.
Giisf",tofi,fn SsIofpar,
7s -as9. mama 5oM75e ner Soms
n,r ~ S
Rbaborb,r ao-4oe be.
g,ns,na % pijnS,i
GurT,r aforiso s3 5O--4OO
,.r somn.r "
on sfori,c s2.1o-
Q os n,r gro,. INN S,hs SSrbsu
W,is, R;ibsu 81 25-1.5o
,.r pst
gI"m,rtobf ~ T California
ct TX o M nov ;lofes Grote
Suuae grbfem Suns
$2.5O-3.OO per camper.
araut. - wharit fteiis. Danis
Ides toitet bon S17.00-18.00 per
Son auf bem geleiie unb $1.65-
LIS per gbl. bonn Store. Rotbes,
$3.50 per 8bl.; syloriba $2.4O-2.oo
per Camper.
aobl. = $1.0o-1.25 pei Dbl,
3pisbeln. g'nlslml!@e Ssss
be S2.OO-22o: nelBe s1fo-5.So
per Sad BON 100 pfuno. Ssg!lpHos.n ~ % ! IN
aslbs S2'9o-2'oo; merge So'So-o'oo
per Su; a, ~ go
Sp 'hu' l. %''aS ~
pei ou; ms,u sror;S,
90 = % ta ne oo . rssr sne ~
~o;oo.sVV PCT su@ @;rs.;u;,a. on.
q ., ~ 80 oa., a..
% 81 w 30 s;;hrih. IN
sor N.Y. Sus,uh aiinbei
aSn,osm,t.
o. s;.u.,s. con M.
So siuo,hn @ s1s ~. mn . gimp.
~ ~ s1s o0N1e ~. ", oemdhter
e.. a. s1s so. So . 30 S16 5o. so /
% Si.. s1o So. 3D. . OIL, s11 5o. 6t.s
a. s:.., 0lti.r;, sIo o. o5o. msitii.
hs ~ s17 Go m n,r gon gNsi,,us
ss 's % 81 M ~. mnoosniirob 60 :
Eo soVs N Y m. enis,;,roh s7 70.
oV on 49,, ), sJat1 III. ,,,,s
ue u 9a.h . aats coo oo ~ % To- lo4s m;n sAD
fsI. = Nlele 90 SHI:gusAo ~ ~ oo ~ =;
p1ngs gtDe's ~ Sz1,oauv9 ao 49, ~; ~ ~
I'VE -. soo 800 m o. ~ 4oo
ist eso.Vo en-. MT.
ameletsh, ~ 10 . o.an oo ',''s.
r. Hiee'amen Sa'M-Suo - " aal Osl' Osii
0els''s uho ss.1onIi'ou .. 20 o PCT on, ~
@ pom @ I.u.. e..,.,I.4 .S.p m;s.. MS e, 20 o.
pom Store; OeuI'uer Uiuel 9l:o-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Viebmarft.

elnttUHdtt, IL. Nprt.
3ufubr uno @erianbt ndbrenb Der
persans.nsn 43 Stunbsn, psrglidsn
nit bsrielbsH 3eii Issts DO4e, parsH
pis fclst:
Suiubr Rinbp. S6tpeins Sdafe
10. 2lpril 1913 1888 POI
M. 2lpriI 1927 1896 633
@srianbt pabrenb berIelbeu 3eit:
Rinbb. S6tpeine Sdafe
10. glpril 81 624 -
II. april E. 19 2267 -
RiH6pisb. = Die 3ufubr mar
beuts nur mdBis, bic Radfrage cine
CUTE uno bsFeren lsidtsn Qualitdtsu
lparen I'm 10-15e bober. Gamers
iparsn itstig bis fart uno bic bsFnsn
Mil9tiibe lin 81 bis So per Stiid
bobsr. StOtsrs unb 5eeoers tamen
nur ipsnig in ben Martt.
Witilsre uno ihtpsrs Siisre $3.50
800; Sfisn $4.O0-7O0; Gl:is
fhn Stisrs S6.00-8.25; aussrl.isns
Bis srtra $S.50-9.0O; 6eifsrs $500
-S.25; aussrleisne biz extra $3.50
800; aiib, $5.00-6.75; aussrleiens
bis ertra $6,85-7.40; Gamers $4.00
-450; fstts MliI9tiibe $6.00-7.40;
Wildtiie $35.00-S7.50 Stodsrs
unb Seeb.rs: Stiere $5.5o-7.75;
6sifsrs $5.50-7Oo; aiibs $500
|5.75.
gullen Die 3ufubr mar
serins. bic glaafrase gut uno bic
prsiIs Tiart.
5stt. gulIeu $7.25-7.5o; Bologna
$6.25-7.25; masers uHo Ist4te
$5.0o-6.00.
3Gtber. = Der Marft mar isbr
Iebbcft unb bic pr,iie um 25e bGber
@eIte aGlbsr $10.50-10.75; fair
bis CUTE lsidts $S.50-10.50; orbis
mare unb srObe $5.00-1o,25.
g dpeine. - Die beutise 3ua
fubr mar BIZ, sr6bts felt bsm z. 5eb.
uno bic grsiis fielsn UNI 25c per 100
plumb. Die gaafrage mar ni8t
srcb.
gMte BIG aussrleisns @erianbts une
5lsiIferiOrten $9.S0-9.S5; ssmiidts
@stfanbtiOrtsn $9.60-9.S0; ausers
Isisne mittlsrs Don $50 bis 175 9fo.
$9.65-9.75; leidte 9erianbtforten
bon 120 biz 155 g,fb. 9.10-9.35;
prbinSre Biz CUTE 5sriel 40 qfunb
|unb peniasr $6.00-8Q0; ptbinGre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

Die llalidss I'm bisIIssa glssrinsbsus BE-.
iiffss lid btuts auf a0.o05, 100.
rsfal, etiariiatsn.
CbiD gitits Gas, Columbia Gas uno
Ohio Siaie Eel. Aftisn Duroen beale itarf
getanbelt uso partn fart I'M yrsiis be-
icnosrs solumbia Das, tpsidjs 5a i6%-
1874 i5loiisH. ytriauit puroen:
GH Su obtIe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

Gt.tinnati. n. Npril. i9ls.

Gtseinnafi. II. aprif. 1915.
2is 0si&afts iparsn brute In ben bisiigsn
Bsnisn rs&t lebtait nHo aud bic yiadiragt
car sins CUTE. Gelo 1T piuie. benn be
Sanisn tabsn tinldmslids Gonos an 6snb.
Jir 9aueben .on couS wnroen BON ben
Banfsn sK-lX% bsreansi, uabrtnD De.
i6ditspsp,ers ju Soy bisionflrt bsroeH.
Jm otisHsn Rarfte purosn GarIetsn .on
esu- ~ ek--<E uub sui 8sii ~ 4--4K =
piseirf.
ksf6ie EST QsD Dsu
rarsn nsmiasl AZ Bari ssiIdm Banisn,
gts Gounisrrais bdrdsi soc xrdmis PEI
elo0Q
GsAfa ssf ossspa.
Si&t. @e4ieI aai gonbon wurbsn ~
A77K--4e0 PER- SO. Sierlins suptirt. Dar
0e&ld aEf Berlin puresn SOC fir4 Uaar!
bsreHrei, fir Wehisl aHi 4ariB 17He pro
Eyans, auj amfferpam 43e pro 0uIbfu
uns auI Bitn l5e per Krone, 9irfs ice,
Wubsl "a. 5rsnes tS@wsiD 1886
psssss. ctIlsattsHsa
parsn rutig uns iieiis. Sis SsnisH sus'
llren wle fslat;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

GIN IN no II, II. WprH.
3ufubr uno @erianbt tpabreHb bel
psrsanssnsn 43 Stunbsn. psrglidsr
nit bsrislbsH 3sii Iests Wo4e, parsr
,r,;s sofot-
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81 E 10 gOrt. II. 9lpr.

Nep YOrt, II. 9lpril.
Wf e b 1T ungeregelt. Sprtng paz
tents $6.10-$6.40; Winter patents
$5.75-$6.0O; Wintsr itraisbts $3.50
500; &anias itraigbts $5.75-
$50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
LONDON. March 27.-It was an
nOunced today that eleven persons
we're killed when the British steam
ship Minneapolis, formerly in the
New York London service was sunk
this week in the Mediterranean Sea.

WASHINGTON. y. g.. March ~
American Officials view the submarine
situation ~ taking a grave aspect The
possibility - breaking N relations with
Germany again b. being discussed. ~ The
eventnahiy j, expected lt il D. shown that
ttTF-Steamer Sussex and the hor-rShp
Engiishman were sunk without warning
Consular Agent Whitman at Houlnenr
reported 20 the state department today
that he ~ informed by French official that
bronze piece. resembling part al "a tor
peda. had been found - tie sussex state
department official- say they have intor
nation thAt only German submarine are
operating n the ueimty NJ which ihe Su-
HeS was attacked.
Officials say they are rxtmuiue al the
facts at hand with an open mind and can
come to no conclusion before they have ad-
ditional Information. There e. am under
current oi uncaSinr~~ over the possibility
that German submarines have renewed
their activities against pa S~engcr carry
ing ships IN violation ~ the assurances
given the United States.
Consular agents are gathering evidence.
and IN the meanwhile the situation can
only be- described a~ % waiting one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
DR., FRED COMBE OF THIS CITY
IS HERO IN SAN ANTONIO FIRE;
BURNED TRYING TOSAvEL LIVES

former attorney general oi Texas
MRS. JAMES u. WALTlIAlL oi san
Antonio.
JUDGE \. f. WEBB 81 San Antonio.
HOMER JONES NJ san Antonio
HELEN COCkREl.l.. maid of the club.
III making their escape from the build
lng, three persons were injured. a follows :
Earl Il. Gaylord, ~prained ankle.
Mr~. Earl Il. Gaylord, wrcnched back
Alfred IlIllroye, club steward. right hand
badly cut
ID Frederick J. Combe. formerly mayor
OF Brownsville, was burned on, the hand
and back in a gallant effort TO rescue Mrs.
Stewart and Mr.. Jones. Mrs. Stewart was
the guest ~ Mrs. Fred Combe DR.
Combe made two desperate attempts 70
rescue Mrs. Stewart and ii Mr.. Lewis had
not prevented him. he would have gone 10
the second story and periShed with the
others.
II heard my wife calling Mrs Stewards
name. Dr. Combc said "and thinking that
perhaps -he had fallen upon the stairs.
went. back into ihe buildng. II seemed
that the flames were everywhere Even
thc bani-ter- were burning.
After two trips up stairs. ! returned
to ihc balcony for air. didn't feel dis
iwbed about myself. because | felt that
rouil get out any time. even II had To
nnr. But be was impossible ~ locate
either Mr. Stewart or Mr. Jones and the
second time | made the attempt my coat
caught fi- and I bad ~ get outside and
beai The flames out
~ am sure. Dr Combc continued. that
~ l- a- Mrs. Combc said. that Mrs. Stewart
and Homer Jones lost their hives irving ~
save Judge Webb To was little hard Of
hearing and Mrs Stewart. who had been
friend ~ The indec'- family for 4 number
ot wears. knew this. Mrs Stewart was
. strong woman and very active. and con
,iderinc her fmpul~ive nature and her will
neneSs and readiness ~ ~ for Others In
trouble - ] know. ] am sure that ~hc and
Homer Jones went after Judge Webb and
were probably overcome hy the smoke and
flames They werc all three found very
close together and doubtless they had lust
reached him"
When seen by representative of The
Herald today Dr- Combe had bandanred
hand and he WAS suffering from rather
painful burn on hi- back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
DALLAS GRABS
VALLEY BEANS
G0BBlES UP FIRST SHIPMENT AND
WIRES KEPT HOT TO VALLEY.
WANTED MORE.

Dallas produce houses literally fell over
themselves ID their scramble for fifty
crates of Brownsville grown beans. which
reached the market n that city Saturday
and when TIE shipment had been gohbled
mp hv the beam hungry merchants. the
wires were kept hot io Brownsville asking
tor more. The shipment was probably the
first i'm amy quantity ~ reach the Dallas
market this spring.
4. =. Clay. farmer residing near the
Brownsville electric hight and water plant.
made this shipment ut beans. the first ~
leave this immediate section this spring.
Several small shipments have hcen made
from various points In the Valley. hut none
a~ large a~ that from Brownsville The
late cool weather has retarded the bean
crop somewhat.
Clay beans wore turned over To tho
express company to ship III consignment.
The company chose the Dallas market.
with ihc above good result
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
100000 IN BONDS
VOTED BY STARR
FOR GOOD ROADS
ISOLATED COUNTY ON BORDER is IN
LINE WITH GOOD ROADS AC-
TIvITY IN The SOUTH.
VOTES BY SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY,
BIT LITTLE INTEREST IN VOT-
ING SHOWS CONSENT
Especial to The HrraldJ

RIO GRANDE CITY. Texas. March pa
Starr county has joined tho border
counties Ill the movement for the Diamond
Loop Highway. 4 100000 bond issue for
good roads purposes wa~ voted Friday hy
the property holders ot Starr county. the
latest available returns showing the vote
to have been 195 tor tho issue ss against
- opposed to the bond issue.
The election was held throughout Starr
county While light vote was poIlcd Ky
comparison lo the voting strength. the fact
that ihc election carried ~ easily j. taken
~ iu,licair that there was little aciivr op-
position To- the Issue. Only forty VOTES
were east IN the election in Rio Grandc
City.
The .buari uf county commissioners cx-
prrt~ to let out the road building and So
pairing contract. and The money Ia BE-
realized from the sale of the bonds will bc
sufficient. Il IL said. to establish an excel
lent system ~ road- throughout the com
~ A good supply OF native gravel j.
within easy reach
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
DALLAS POLICE HAVE A NEW MUIR
DER MYSTERY CLOSE ON HEELS
OF MYSTERIOUS MURDER
OF MRS. PERRY.
MISS ZA0LA MAY CRAMER WAS RE-
TURNING FROM TRIP TO
BR0WNSBORO = FINGER
MARKS TELL TALE.

DALLAS. Texas. aMrch 21.-With tell
tale finger marks about her throat and
bruises on her face. the body III Mis- Zaola
May Cramcr. a trained nurse formerly ~
Austin and TrNarkana. aged about p. was
found M the campus 81 the Oak Cliff high
school. suburb ~ Dallas The woman
clothing was di~arangcd and Indicated
that she had made fight for her htc.
Physicians are examining the body 70
determine whether she was criminally as
ultcd. The motive for the murder l.
my~titying the police II was not robbery
because r26 IN the girls purse and iewcry
were found with the body. It j. believed
she was murdered AZ : o'clock last night
Miss Cramer returned last night from
Brownsboro, Texas, where She had been
on professional duties II y believed that
while -he was going from the railroad sta
tion 70 her home, which i within one block
oi the school, she was attacked. Her body
was found ~ the school ianitor early this
morning
The police are my-tiiied over this mur
der. which came on the heels of the mys-
lenou~ murder ~ Mr. Hugh Perry last
tall. mystery that has not yet been
olSrd. aud has been almost gwen up with
the famous Florence Brown mystery
Mis- Cramer'- suitcase was found with
IA short distance ~ her body. Ii had
nern opened and ~ contents scattered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27

FL PASo troops are attempt;rv ,oa., .
Villa il
Once the outlets barred the cavalry will
the 'aa Grandes district Saturday that Villa escaped o The
his lin
learned today led cen or twenty men
The the Win.
- -" ="
the
that Villa will The
fact that Villa bandit, capsu,s arn,r,,
decare
Inc American forces being the
are being censored by the Mexican MADEIRA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
Iowa Man 10 Deliver The
A. & M. Closing A1dre.s

COLLEGE STATION. Texas. March 80.
DR.. Raymond A. Pearson, prcsidr.f ~
ihe Iowa State College Of Agriculture anl
mechanical Arts of Ames, Iowa. will J-.
hfer the address 70 the gradnatsna, rl,-.
u the Texas Agricultural a M..h.u,x..
College here, according 70 an annuunr--
ment today by President BixzelI.
The commencement sermon will 4.
preached by Dr. George :. sexton. ra.,.r
ot The FIRST Methodist church ~ Sl,Y.
port, La, widely known VI the S.eth ".
Methodist circles. ="
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March % The
hudir, ut the SiX victims ~ the san An
tonic Country Club tire.,of early Sunday
morning were laid A. rest ia San Antonio
today IN compliance with the recently
expressed wish of Mrs Maco Stewart oi
Galveston. wife 81 prominent tiise man
there. She wa~ buried in san Antonio.
The funerals ot the other victims. all ~
them San Antonio people. took place at
different hours Those who lost their lives
III the ire. which broke ont following a
brilliant social function sunday monrng
at 3 o'clock, were:
MRS. MACO STEWART of Galveston.
JAMES u. WALTHALL IL San Antonio
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
The War Summary.

The Associated Pres War summary TO-
day says
More than o hundred yards Of German
trenches were blown up near SteloI bv the
British, the German war Office announced
today The continuation Of the violent
bombardment north Of Verdun indicates
The probability that new attacks by the
herman- may be expected III that direc-
ti0n.
Berlin declares that Saturday, air raid
by the British was a complete failure.
The German official statement says the
West PrnSsian regiments captured an ar
iiliery observation position lost BY the
Germans March 20 near Narocz lake. on
the Russian frontier
The war conference Df the allies begins
At Paris today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
Railroad Need Growing.


SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Marrh 80 Thu
serious shortage of gram for horses AMI
mules that has been experienced w iha
forces ~ Mckee pursuing Villa j. due a..
the lcngthening lines " communication and
II j. almost Impossible to deliver Surrlies
by auto trucks. y was explained Al Gen
eral Funston's headquarters here TODAY.
Unless permission y granted soon trr ihr
use OF the Mexican railroads. yiIla'~ imr
suit may be seriously hampered
Lieutenant Thomas =. Bowen ~ The F,r-f
Aero Squadron. who was injured when b.
machine fell near Casas Grandc~, reached
here today and j. under treatment "a lhr
base hospital. His most serious injury a.
a broken nose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-27
American Dollar Popular.

COLUMBUS. y. NJ. March as--Thr
American dollar y finding place "a IT,
hearts Of the people Of Northern Chlhn...
hua. according io soldiers and civilians ar
rving today from General PerShine-
headquarters. The people in these di--
trict~ were coIdIy friendly when the Amer
icans passed through. but when they found
that they did not commander their lsr
stock, ~ the Mexican armies had done. tA..
fricndliness increased. The prices f.t
foodstun increased when the inhahlGanis
found the Americans had money and wrr.
willing ~ spend H.