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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-14
Here is a Sci,niific Burglar.

Union County. New Jc-sey. detectives
took from Joseph Ander 'in. confessed
burglar and secondstory man, arrested IN
Summit. y. y. 4 map ~ Long Island. With
the summer residences Of many wealthy
New Workers designated IN detail. In some
eases the map bore memoranda telling the
best means Of gaining entrance 70 the
houses.
Anderson said that after hiS ~rc'rl~e
from Sing Sing last juno h spent ? 1th
in the New York public library ding
from sarhuri,an towns and
making notes If the location Of the sum
mer homes of wealthy persons.
Anderson declared he had never broken
pane of glass or iimmied n window to en-
ter a house: that he never carried = re
volver. and tia, he does not smoke or
drink. IL said he had hern 4 thief since
he was nine wears old. and that he first
stole because Of hunger.-New York Tr--
hume.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-14
CHAPTER XIV.
I'm Te,linQ You GO0dby.

u Il was fully an hour after Fat Joe and
i Garry had rolled themselves up in THEN
blankets when Steve. who had elected Il
sit up for one last pipe even though hs
body was aching with fatigue, heard be-
hind nm the approach Of her footsteps
Outside al the top of the rise some fifty
wards in front Of the tents he had seated
himself on "a log. chin buried ia one palm
and eyes vacantly steady before HIM. But
even before he turned, before he rose slow
ly L. his feet, he knew who was coming,
knew and realized that she should not have
come. Wrapped in a long heavy coat. face
halt hidden by the. upturned collar, bare Of
head, Barbara came quietly down 10 where
he waited. and without a word Of greet
ing on the part Of either Of them they sat
down together, facing the silvered bow Of
the valley.
Time passed before Barbara opened her
lips for a long, quivering intake 81 breath.
~ never dreamed it could be 40 big
she murmured in awe. And then to think
that some day-within n few months i'll
reality-engines will 20 screeching their
signals across the very place. II doesn't
seem possible; it seems almost a shame TO
spoil II, too"
1--we felt that way about j; often Steve
answered almost duly. II like it better
myself rs it is. II doe appear to be a
long way ahead. doesn't that day Of
completion which You cover IN the screech
Of the whistlesl only today when we were
scramblng about down there in the alders
IT took nearly all the Imagination ! possess
"a ~ stec tw0 streakS Of steel where there
l. nothing but thickct now. But as for the
bigness Of ii"-he laughed deprecatingly-
lit isn't % very big. you know. Its just q
IA mean sort ~ proposition"
TO me-" aBrbara said-"to me if il
colossal, Why, | though the work nj Nor
rison seemed complicated and tangled
enough, but there-there isn't even a be-
elrulag Or an ending here. There's moth
ing hut woods and water"
She pointed out across the valley toward
A moundllEe outline yellow uader the moon
pointed into the north and asked another
question.
is that part of the e~mbankmenta" she
wanted 10 Slow. is that the direction IN
which III. WIckersham's timber hest
The nan nodded.
Just a few miles up through that NOTCH
NJ told her. That's the end Of the rail
bed which We have been building along the
river edge"
Her next words made him start and then
trv III cover thar moment with a read u-t-
rleni ol H. long body
I'm going up there tomorrow. Mr. Wick
ersham has asked me to ride with him In
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-14

the morning. She waited a moment or
two. "That-that's why 1 came out here
tonight. Wen be going back to town the
next day or two, and | wanted TO have a
chance to hid you goodby before | lef, Nor
Irison for the WINTER
He had known that she would not he like
~ to remain the hills much longer. Tie had
realized that each day which he checked
off, always hopeful that the next might
open the way for him TO see her again, vas
steadily bringing nearer the date Of her de-
parture. But he had not let himself think
that il would come . soon. There was ~
doubt this time about the heavinesS OF his
voice.
Il See.- he said. II see"
There came a long silence. Rising out Of
Z. Barbara's voice sounded very, very lit
tie.
1--WE never known a sky in which the
stars were 80 thick. T~hey're-they'rc like
a fiSid Of buttcrcups. And have you ever
seen such m irreprcssibly happy creature
as Miriam was tonight? She was radiant.
positively shameless. Did you know that
Garry Knows
IL told him myself said Steve simply.
"You?"
"Most certainly. Why not2" Ills voice
was not quite 80 unenthusiaStic now. its
one of the few unmiStakahle opportunities
I've ever had to make two people pcrma-
nently n happy n Miriam WAS tonight.
I'd feel guilty Nil y life IL | didn't help MI
| could. knowing how happy ! am gong 70
be myself"
ITO be continucd)
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Bend iss-e in Pr0snect.

The news comes from Washington that
the war department will proceed 10 issue
winter equipment to the soldiers on the
border. even though the administration still
has hopes OF coming To an understanding
with Carran1a hy virtue of which the mem-
bers of the national guard nj least, may
be permitted to return to their homes.
Newspaper estimates have fixed the cost OF
maintaining troops on the border and IN
Mexico M s2.0Gn. 900 q month. The bur
den this imposes on the treasury caused
anxiety in congress before the adjournment
of the last session, but the issue was avoid
ed then on account OF a very natural de-
sire To keep the subject ont of discussion
during the national campaign. Hut the
bills are p;ling UP. and the day of reckon
ing can not BE- postponed much longer
Sentiment among leaders q congress SEEMS
IL be in favor nj \ honl is7lc. rather than
of trying 10 DEVISE new methods OF taxa
ton. The correspondent pf the Ne, ferb
guard is maintained O. the border for the
Evening Post estimates that II the national
remainder of the fiscal wear there viii he
u treasury deficit Of 5000. 10000 This
the congressional leaders propose II meet
hy i bond issue. on the plea that "all ma
tions. including the United States, have FL
way paid for wars and wartke operations
by means az bond issues. Rochester
Democrat ana Chronicle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-14
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1916.
WILL DEFINE PAN-HELLENIC.

Those people Of Brownsville who do not
fully understand the meaning OF the terra
Pan Hellenic have some revelations in
store for them THIS winter. A barbecue
will be held az the Country club Satur-
day by the newly organized army and CIV
Ilian "Greeks" D. this city. and those who
are one the inside OF the plans say that
II h scheduled to ~ Il revelation IN the
possibilities OF getting good cheer and zen
uine fellowship out 81 eating open-hearted
cooked cabnto-meaning baby goat. The
climax stunt of the season will be- the
entertainment that the Brownsville PAN
Hellenes are to present nj the Dittmanp
theatre Wednesday, December 20, for the
benefit of the poor people Of this section.
The rcgrettable part Of it is that the hall
capacity j. limited. Nobody in Browns
vile ought. "a miss seeing this show. Some
of the stuff that viii he put OF was pre-
scented AZ a meeting Of the members Of the
organization some nights ago and proved
that the song lance and comedy members
of the Greek Letter colony are capable Of
entertaining.
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two IMPORTANT BRoHNNyTLLF
ORGANIZATIONS

Brownsville possesses two organiza-
lions whose Importance y pos IDLY greatly
underestimate. The modestv of these or
ganizat.ons. M least. IL far diSproportion-
ate 10 what they may mean in the future
development Of the boys and youths II
this city and the general public by no
means takes an amount nf interest III them
in keeping with the merits of the causes
for which they stand.
The organizations are troops Nos. | and
?. Boy Scouts of America. A few DAYS
ago several members Of Troop | qualified
for first class scouts by completing the
work required for that distinction. The
specific achievement was a fourteen mile
hikc-which may not seem - great n
thing. after all.
The god Of life i made up Of things that
are not such great things after an. The
things that the s~cnuiSe> of the world have
done, when separated into their elementary
parts. are not such great things. after All.
Tn line 1T cleavage between the best and
the worst. IN fact. u a tliin line and
sometimes n vague and indiStinct one.
The hoy> who are members of these Boy
Scout troops ara making manly men of
themselves. While they are hikin. they
are not smoking cigarettes. loafing on the
river hank aud in alleys nor conspirirg in
the MYSTERIOUS and miscellaneous conspira-
cie> thai; lille boys arc wont % consmre
in.
The Times that they learn are helpful
things and tie Views of HE impaired TO
them arr rohlc. broad and healthtr'
views. While they are ON these hikes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-14

"0ur Country! In her intercourse with
foreign nations, may she always be right,
but our country, right or wToag."-Stephen
Decatur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-14

their mothers and fathers nave no need to
be uneasy as to their whereabouts. The
Boy Scout movement is still in its infancy.
It's growth is still ahead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-14
IF THEY HAD LET GEORGE DO IT..

f'"
Letting somebody else start first is to
stand still. Had the twcniy-three steady
subscritcrs To the Brownsville Charity
Home waited for somebody else Cd sub
scribe FIRST. there would be no Charity
Home here today. A list was opened at
Pntegnat's pharmacy. Elizabeth street,
near Twelfth. Tuesday for subscriptions
IT, The Charity Christmas dinner. II is
necessary for the Charity Home people to
know by saturday what amount they may
depend upon. Two days have passed and
the list OF subscribers j. too short To mem
ton. Question: Are the people Of
Brownsville going to lei this opportunity
e. share their Christmas happiness with
others. IN the true Christmas spirit, slip
away ny dcfault7
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ITO be continued
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Checks should be made payable to The
Brownsville Herald Publishing Co. Business
communication should be addressed to the
conf and items, ~letters, etc, intended for
publication should he addressed TO Editor, The
Herald. brownsville. Texas. Letters intended
for publication should b. signed with the full
name II tbs writer. Tie name will not be
printed il not desired, but il will be evidence Of
good faith on the part u the writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-14
Hes thc Same Old r. R.

Colonel Roosevelt still finds il difficult
To forgive votorS who disagree with him
Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
DECLINES ARE
RULE OF DAY
Many Strong Spots However,
Are Apparent in STOCK
Market

NEW YORK. Cet 81 The Hew
YORK Evening sun fuancB. rt..'"
Thursday said
Circular price movement VITA
declines reported Boa many .--ls.
marked me course ~ trading Dur
ing today session al .l. -"E
Exchange There were strong s1's
also. particularly amorE tH. ""
priced rail, and ft@ coiI7 a.
latter moving .p and'r 'H' I. .'
Utah Copper. which advanced -..
Nv higA ground on an a.-.s
sie of business iu b. u Eroe'
Gent tho losss. ir various -r'4
sere based upol realizing -f. .a-
the absence OF aggressive n.' o..-
ing rather than ON a-.iFc opera. sous
hy profess onal trader tur .r"'-
prices while The aemau. ramF l
great par, from W8i'.-f Interests.
both pools and individuals v.7
parently were not alarmed over .s
heard IN speculative quarters 60.
old .fashloned election scar" 0 '.r
anancial distr.c. There Was more
Talk on politics o. u -t'' ''.'.T
and 10 a certain degree Was "
fectiye In rcstr ta.n- fHa.i. rar'
patton 10 the dealings
Last hour tfaGiu- WAS .r active
volume. with prices generally RIOS
tpy toUo "a "A hgtfsr range. -ft..#.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

COTTON OPENS
MUCH LOWER

NEW NORk. urt -s Cotton
opened down lo 80 roIut, u a.
continuation ~ the Wild, fluctuations
which have made tac cotton *
change scene of excitement for
t~c DAYS Ma, cotton. which sold
az eQI cents q pound ar one time
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
T. X. HEAVY ON
AMERICANISN

tStar Correspondent ont'es Press

tSfdr Correspondent tinted press 3
ABOARD RODoENEIT TRAM.
DEKALB. m. OCT. -G.-Colonel
Roosevelt exhibited less and less d..
sire 10 pussyfo1t on the American
lem issue as hc nearcd Chicago ~.
day
Here In iho home stat, of lin
coin, be told audiences Thar rIm
bered a thousand each at Sterling.
Dixon and here, q com, Co., preach
strairh, out Arerta 10. tlr
$3.50 brand / want no Fuglish
Wrench nor German Americanism. u
any man has any loyalty at all 10
any other country whatever but the
Unitei States let him GET out OF
this country
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

The annual meeting cf the wo.
mans Foreign Mlssionnry trciet, ~
tho Methodist Episcopal church. one
OF the most Important nhssionlry
gatherings Of the year will begln It's
sessions today in Minneapolis
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

NV Nonk BJITEg AND EGGS.
NfM YORK bCt 90 Nutter Firm
receipts F.etA creamery. extra, So.
state dairy tubs 90 10 15r Imitation
creamery nrsts f9i- a. sic do. spe
.tuI market 1sis 20 SEE
Egrs Quiet receipts 9.229 near
tN white fancy. 5su d-C. nearby mixed
fancy. .HI 500. fresh nrsts ttu t0r
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

The folloWinE rrms a. rrIgli.g,

The following firms ere PRIVILEGED
70 execute orders on TIE EgrharKs
w y Nose q Co. CARLYLE a P1vsh
Geo NJ West A. Co. r. r Nacrr.-s
a Co. II w Noble & Go r Z, sew.
mour Co. W y. Mclaughlin Nsr-
Co, VIM A Nesr 4 Co. Sinclair 4
S,uls. Emmett l. Sprague. WA a
Rose a Co. 7. X ptltou q Co. sorl
Co, Mstthew Finn. A. W WsIare -
Co. Lewis q Gorton
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
Local

Yesterday. opened az 1890 today
nrcnmhrr and January cropped be
low 10 cents. On, former losing q
points al 1850
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
FtGTN RITTER N.pkrT

ELiiN. ~ oct II Butter a4xo
weeks price. SIZE
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

pvin,ing--'h~ pisip neat LInd--that
II rtaht-rime- Job Dept.--MsIa a520
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
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The evening world., 1916-06-07
By no means miss these great new episodes
shown at each of the following theatres:

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The evening world., 1916-06-07

The National Board Of Review
fCsensors) passed Civilization" with
~ discussion.
"A Matrimonial Martyr" slated for
Solease on Pathe's Gold Rooster pro-
6spmme the week Of June 10. was
Olsen from the play. "A Message
1spm Reno"
Harold Lockwood and May Allison,
t~sd Metro troupe that is al The
nousand Islands making scenes for
''0ns Cylinder Sam
2 Pathe has the Goldberg cartoons
Uo(ng well. All the Pathe exchanges
poort excellent business on the
sob Weekly"
While the members Of the New
yUuk Police Department are engaged
y military training at Fort Wads-
vorth the Nitagraph will entertain
tGem nightly with movies.
Clara kihpall Young is working
h6rA to finish her final World Film
t4gporation picture this weck. She
begin working in Clara Kimball
enS Corporation pictures July l6.
III original scenarios will be used
{ first year. All films will be made
ASn books.
Mabel Talisserro mas contracted TO
eDpear in at least five more Rolfe-
.NStro five part productions. She is
AGw working In picture called
,S0od's Half Acre" which will be re-
Tleesed about the middle Of July.
ectavia Handworth is doing some
e0bellent work In Pathe's Who's
SoiltyY serial. When Pathe first es-
NA)ished a house In America she was
~ star OF the company. Later she
VUAt to Europe and remained there
otil recently. Upon her return sho
Ves engaged by the Arrow Company
vtich II producing for Pathe.
g. H. Sothern began work as a Aim
star q few days ago under his con-
0pct with the Vitagraph. lie liz act
hf In a domestic drama by Paul
west. In II the actor will be seen as
. man whose belief that all Is fair in
love and business constitutes the
beSas Of the story. Frederick Thom-
sSn 70 directing.
Douglas Fairbanks. the popular
Triangle star; Allan Dwan. his d.
rector. and the company which usu-
ally supports Nr. Fairbanks are on
their way East from the Pacific Coast
and are due 10 arrive In New York
Tomorrow morning. They are 20
make pictures at the Triangle's East
sSn studio.
II. o. Davis. Director General OF
Universsl City. has gone West after
Z visit OF several weeks in New York.
Vbfle here he purchased more than
$4,000 worth Of scenarios and nego-
dated for the motion picture rights
% some Of the best books and maga-
sine stories on the market to- day.
The evening world., 1916-06-07

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CONSIDER the case Of the VERY
ONC woman, VINO 'can nsvs~
get . corset large enough"
The evening world., 1916-06-07

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The evening world., 1916-06-07

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-27
THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE N. M. TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1915,
CHIEF
KNOCKS IDEA OF
GUARD IN HEAD
When Nervous Citizens Learn
That Police Head Organized
Special Protective Force Weeks
Ago They Drop Organization.

Tho meeting called last night to
q home guard brought uut the fact
that there was no need whatever cor
forming q guard The police depart
mout and the sherins ufpcc are pre-
pared fu cope With any possible
trouble The men at the meeting
,otcd tu lcaS" the protection of the
town and county to the authorities.
lnd dropped the home guard idea at
this time.
Chict Of Police Galusha admins
tered n knockout to the home guard
notion when he let II become known
that weeks ago he quietly organized
a company of cuol-hcadcd dead shots
from among the members of the riflc
clubs in town. aud that in addition
loo the armed minute men" the city
has q stand of rifles at the station
house ana 1000 rounds of cartridges
ready to serve out to the proper sort
Ut riNcm,u should occasion arise.
The minute Ui" each have a gov
.rrucut rifle aud 100 rounds of ala.
muuition ~ home ana they are sub-
Scot Co telephone cal AT uuN hour of
the a or night. to report to any
point designated hS the head of the
police department
t'nd,rlhrrin Dies Lows told the
mon tt the meeting that sheriff ttu-
nero was fullN prepared to- meet n
situation ;ht' might arse. Both
Dhiof GulushH ana Iudcr.hcrim Lewis
were emphatic ln their statements
that they did not anticipat" hnythiug
remotely resembling trouble from ma
'iyo> ct nld McNl0o mo- matter whit
Turn events might take along COZ
iCross the border tndcrshcriu Lows
reminded the meeting that virtually
every Oid Mexican in his tioiutt.
anne her, to avoid trouble. that thry
were the timid. pctco-lot ing. indus.
tri"us sort and not the bandit OF tire
eating type Co bee found 100 the truu-
hl,d country below or along al. boo,
der.