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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23
]. LINDSAY CHAPTER. u. A. r.


= John Lindsay Chapter. -. A r., was
entertained Tuesday evening at the
home OF the vice regent. Mrs. James
Wright Clarke. 1875 Clifton street, the
regent. Mrs. Ellis Logan. presiding The
following members were elected for
the twenty fifth Continental Congress-
Delegate, Mrs. Ellis Logan: alternates,
Mrs James Wright Clarke. Mrs ]. Ed
son Briggs. Mrs. Charles Windle, Mrs
s. Russell Bowen. Mrs. Thomas =. John
son, Mrs. Matthew Trimble. Mrs. Wal
ter G. Hamilton. Mrs. Omar s Ruch-
anan. Mrs. l.. u. Fryer and Mrs William
L. Symons. Musical numbers were
given By Miss Flora Briggs. accom-
panied by Mrs. Hamilton. and readings
by Mrs. Charles Windle The social
hour followed and refreshments were
served. The husbands of the members
were the guests of the evening.
CONTINENTAL CHAPTER. ID. A. r
Continental Chapter. ID. A. r.. held its
January meeting at the home of the
Texent Mrs. John Doyle Carmody The
chapter voted to give $35 TO Memorial
4, Contin<ntal Hall. also to contribute
toward "A chair TO be given in honor of
The president general. Mrs. J. Nc
Donald stewart was elected delegate to
Continental Congress and Mrs A. $.
Taber, Mrs. Thomas ID. whyte and Mrs.
Elizabeth Chenoweth were elected al
ernates TO the delegate. Miss Lillian
q. Stewart Mrs. b. A. Allen and Mrs.
'f&rtha f.. Leith were elected alter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23

3iGuARp
~ D-C3

FFICERS and men of the Ma
tional Guard of the District
of Columbia are giving the
greater part of their time
now outside of the regular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23

Canadas Saginaw to San F'ran's seal
rock there by the Cliff House. where
the boarders on the porch could see the
drowning faces of the poor souls who
went down in the City of Picking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23

Contrary to the general rule, the
street car company finds its hangers
on a source of revenue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
RIO GRANDE UP
TO HIGH MARK
THEN RECEDES
WATER TOUCHES NAILS FOR HIGH
MARK NEAR THE FERRY-HlGH-
EST OF THE SEASON.
BELIEVED LARGE VOLUME WATER
RELEASED BY BREAK SOME
POINT UP THE STREAM

Two nails driven into the flag pole at
the international ferry landing on the
United States bank Of the Rio Grande, said
10 mark the highest recorded stage that
has been reached by the river, were wet
by the top Of the crest of the present rise
shortly before noon today. After barely
touching these nails the water began to
recede. falling about an inch and a half
early thi, afternoon.
Arrivals from MatamOros during the
forenoon announced that the greater part
Of the city was under water and that the
only part really high and dry was the inn
mediate vicinity OF the garrison. The wa
atcr was prevented from overflowins the
lcvce~ on the United States side by throw
ing large quantities of earth and mud
along the top of the levee. In the vicinity
Of the ferry landing the bank was built
about ~v inches higher than II had been
The sudden fall of one inch following
the stage was believed bv old residents to
indicate that The water had broken over
it- banks at some point above. giving sud
den rclcn~e to large volume of water
that otherwise woulG have kept the stage
even I'D this point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
BuIgar-T Invasion
Attempt Defeated t.
Frontier Held
TEUTONIC FORT
IN RUSS HANDS


Newly won French positions south Of
the Somnc were attacked several times by
the Germans last night. but the assaults
were broken ny French fire. according to
the French Official statement.
The Germans directed an intense bonn
bardmcnt against Flcurv. hui French quick
firers prevented the German infantry from
advancing. the statement adds The at-
icmptS Of the Germans and Bulgur.au~ to
invade eastern koumania wa- defeated
and the Roumanans are ID po--e-~icn 81
all the frontier east of the Danube
Violent artillery actions are IN progress
IN the region of Lake Doiran and the Stru-
ma river on the Macedonian front ~ the
sector held by the Scrbian-, another
French statement SAYS.
The British again pushed forward ~
the Sommc front last night, and Gained
possession If all of Lcuze wood. says the
London official announcement
The Russians Yesterday captured the
Tcutonic fortified position ~ the lower
Gorodeuka region toward lIalcz, Gallcla
and drove the Au~tro- Germans 10 the
northwest, taking $500 prisoners, Of whom
two thousand were Germans, adds the Pet
rograd statement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Train Holdup Fails;
Bandits are Hanged

LAREDO, Tex. Sept 6.-Twelve har-
dts were captured and hanged to tele-
graph poles and their bodies riddled with
bullets and several other outlaws lost
their lives when they attempted to hold M
II passenger tram ~ the Mexican Nation
M Lines at Gonzales Junction. lust south
Of San Luis Poto~. last Saturday. accord
inc "a word reaching the border here.
The train had en- board il l. said. n
number of dc facto troops. who drove of
the attacking bandit, after the - hanged
men had been captured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
CROPS MAY HOLD
MEN ON BORDER
IOWA OFFICER BELIEVES THAT LACK
Or ROLLING STOCK MAY KEEP
MEN HERE.

That a great shortage Of rolling stock
incident "a the movement NJ the north'~
wheat crop, a. well n the southern cot
ton crop and the western crop. may have
the effect 81 keeping the troops on the
border M least two or three months lon
ger. even IT the war department intends To
move them bv October /. a. rumor, indi-
cate, IN the opinion NJ high officer of the
Iowa national guard.
Ills name i not given for obvious rea-
sons
I'VE have never known a crop 10 pass
without great shout going M over the
shortage IF ears 10 move II AMI since thi~
crop season finds the troops IN i've hor-
der. believe they will remain ~ ne h-r-
der until the crop i IN and out y ii- wa,.
And. then mavbe we will be star u lei--
urcly on our way home. The cnurt NJ has
to have wheat for flour. ami .'aur for
bread. you know"
Persistent rumors that the state troops
are to he moved from the border October
have not been confirmed. nor, so far "a
known. has any official information been
received to indicate that the movement
viii begin on that date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
SUF FRAG|STS IN
48TH SESSION
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION GATHERS
TODAY AT ATLANTIC CITY
TO HAVE DIXIE EVENING""

ATLANTIC CITY, \. j.. Sept 6.-The
forty eighth annual convention of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage A~~ocia-
ton opened here today. The reports Of
committees occupied the morning session.
One of the most important questions J.
whether to concentrate on federal or state
campaigns for suffrage. THIS will be de-
cided later
'Dixe Evening" will be celebrated with
d night session and southern women viii
be the speakers. President Wilson i> en-
pccted to address the convention Friday.
The association will not, according a.
influential leaders. indor~e or critirisc ~
an organization any candidate now in the
field fer president Of the United States be-
can~c Of hi~ views on the question of
equal rights for women. The association
decided 10 fight FOR votes for women bv
working fcr both federal and state
amendments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

Probably the most valuable single ship
ment of horses ever in Brownsville reached
here yesterday from Montana. destined
for the United States army. The animals
four hundred of them in eleven horse ears.
making up a special train. are blooded.
nearly all OF them half Arabian~. Of the
finest stock in the West.
The horses were sold 70 the army FOR
$l75 around. They were bred On the o.
Bar-O ranch of X. ". Rehtrdso.. near
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
6 Members OF. Joint
Commission Meet
At Groton. Conn.
RODGERS COMING
TO PARTICIPATE

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept 6.---Thc
nm mcmhcr= of the American Mexican
JOINT commission held a formal session IN
Groton with lui~ Cabrera. head Of the
Mexican membership. presiding. The -eS-
sion WAS occupied with preliminary ar
Engagements for conferences "a follow.
II had not been determined today who
might attend the sessions IN addition 10
the members. James Linn Rodgers. the
special state department agent IN Mexico
City. may participate IN the meetings, since
hi~ knowledge of the situation might benc-
mn both the Americans and the Mcx.cans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Illinois Troops
To Isabel Friday

The FIRST Illinois Cavalry, which wa
10 leave Tuesday for \ few DAYS practice
mt Point Isabel and on the coast Wa, de-
layed on account of the recent rains, AMI
the trip has been postponed until Friday.
All members of the regiment who have
been provided with horses viii ride then
mounts. while the unmounted troops viii
defense maueuvers and other field maneu-
verS will bc included III The course ot prar-
tice. which will ~" under the dire"iion at
Captain Gruneri pect0r-in~trucfor t.
the regiment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Leaves Fortune To
Wifehood School

DETROIT. Mirh.. annt "a great in
ilfu'lon nherc giri- mIF ~ trained ~ tho
duties "t wIirhrd aHd motherhood w oen
tr ho c-tnhh-hrd in Michigan with fund
bequeaihed FIR ihe purpose IN Mrs Lizzie
Merrill Palmer. whose WDl came W. For
probate here today Mr. Palmer Thr
was tho widow of United States Senatpr
Thomg- W. Palmer. died several mprih.
ago. leaving fortune considerably wv e.
ce-- nf ono million dlllnr- the bilk cf
whieh l- to bc devoted io the c-iabli shmeai
aud maintenance W.T. iIc proposed mother.
hood and horne training school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
CHICAGO WOMAN
KILLED HUSBAND
WHILE ON STROLL
POLICE SAY MRS. IVA BARNES CEN
FESSED SHE WAS GUILTY or
MURDER OF J. r. BARNES.
CLAIMS HE ATTEMPTED TO STRAIN
GLE HER AND SIZE FIRED TO
SAVE HER CWN LIFE.

CHICAGO. I'LL, Sept. u - Mr.. IVA
Barnes. the police ~nd. confessed today
that she ~fot her husband. James X.
Barnes, who was the Chicago representa-
tive Of Eev York soap firm. H. death
while they were stroiling in Washington
Park last NIGHT.
The woman. il had hccn cSiranged
from her husband. told the police Nat hr
attempted 70 ~tranglc her and she fired
To save her own life
Until making the alleged conte- sion
Mrs. Barnes maintained that her husband
committed suicide
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
DIVISION IS Is
INSPECTED TODAY
GENERAL PARKER. MAJOR kilB0UR-
Ne AND CAPTAIH PARKER TO
SPEND 2 DAYS UP VALLEY.

The Llann Grand" division. which OH
rallr All known as the Thirteenth Division.
under tac rc"r-au.1anou recently w Gen
rrll run '"r. ani hIrh MN the event of
action would hc commanded hy Iiriradier
General Jam". Parker. - being inspected
Y 0t1t '1r thc first time wv General Par
La~ The commander left Brown4rilla
eafiv today for Lifnn 'irande- accompan-
ied by MAJOR ~ ' Elbourne. ~ charg.
ut mili'i' instruction M the Brownsville
d inci and hV Captain Couriland Parker
General Parker plan 70 spend two dlys
up thc border. returning wv Brnwnsviu.
probably Thur dnr evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
TO ELIMINATE
PARTY LINES
CRSAGER CAMPAIGN TO BE OPENED
lN BROWNSVILLE WITH FRIENDS
FROM E0TH PARTIES PRESENT.

Party lines Will hc eliminated from the
meeting, scheduled to be- held n Browns.
Vile early in October. III which Hon r. Il
Creager will launch hI- active cappn IVY
in his race for the rovernor~hin nt Tess
Mr.. Crcager stated this morning that the
campaign viii be launched at gathering
Of hi> friends of both political partica in
this city. He cAUr.t- he said, to poll thr
largest vote polled bv y republican noni
nee for governor of TrE. iurr hn pop
ulistic split IN the Democrat, part, 1anv
years ago.
By way of admin. tcr'ra rahnlr to
Governor Ferguson and to the hemorrafi,
state conventions ~ san Antonio and
Houston for what Nr Creagor lr4,iihcs
a. the uec Of the steam rollrr M override
the wishes of the mn nior1ty &c Democratic
WRITER taeHv -.-l4-.Doirucrlt.--"l w i've static
will vote the republican ticket M lhc state
election this fall. he said
Mr.. Crcagcr has iu~i returned from WV
trip ~ San Antonio. Dallas aui Laredo Ht
the h~t of which places hc attended thc
congressional convention for ere Fifteenth
district at Whlch li- N- NhIfNNfh Ni N'
gum. Texas was NOMINATED iur cnrrrr
man. On tins trip. BE stated, hc talked
with many Democrats. While ut nuNH
Mr.. Creager'~ campaign manager Manned
three members to central campaign com
mittee of five They are Phil n. Elrr W.T.
Paris. state Republican chairman. Gcoroc
III. Rockhold Of Dallas and John Nh. Pmlr
Of Dallas, Republican nominee ior governor
two years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

The new sanitary ordinance. described
"a an ordinance defining and declarine
certain acts, things and conditions within
the city limits a. nuiSanccS and prohibit
ing and abating the same. provides for .
maximum fine Of 500 against persons
convicted Of its violation and makes aci.
upon which such violations occur ~cpn \
rate offense.
Under the provisions of the city charter
this ordinance will become effective Sep
tcmhcr IL or ten days after the second
publication of the ordinance. 1t was
adopted at q meeting Of the city comm;s-
>ioncr~ August p.
Under the terms of the ordinance the
throwing or sweeping Of any kind of trash
or the throwing of any kind Of filthy
water upon the streets or in the alley. j.
prohibited.
lIou~eholder~ are re1uircd Az hecp f'icir
premises, and all properly owners their
vacant lots, free from weeds from the cen
ter ~ the alley III The. rear ~ the center
Nj the street upon which the rr Pcrty
Adults
t>~tl~ hl any hlflN containing wafer
that j. liable ~ become contaminated or
other filth are inclined under the defni-
tion Of nuisances and I'll premises are re
qured ~ be kept clean Of garbage, trash
of all kinds and all forms Of filth that
might breed flies or Diseases.
Second Of the ordinance contains eigh-
teen paragraphs each describing and de-
filming specific form of nuisance. See
tion makes il the duty of the owner or
h~ agent or the occupant of the Tot re-
-ron~blc for compliance with the ordl-
nance.
While the ordinance will not become ef-
tective for ten days. il j. pointed ont that
the existing ordinance that will be super
seeded BY this ordinance i still in effect
and covers most of the details covered in
the new ordinance
Among the details taat the health de-
partment j. especially dc-irous that the
residents shall look to l. the matter Of
providing suitable garbage cans. not too
large 70 be handled BY one man. provided
with suitable covers and TINT they see IL
i that the cans are properly used
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
SANTA FE LINE
TO PAUSE AT 4
GREAT RAILROAD WILL HONOR THE
MEMORY OF MANAGER WHO
DIED LAST SUNDAY. .

TOPEKA. kans., Sept. 6.-Railwav men
from many parts Of the country. including
special parties Of officials from Chicago.
Galveston. Amarillo and division points On
the Santa Fe. are here to attend the funer-
al OF G. IN. kounz. general manager ~ the
eastern lines, who died Sunday.
All offices and shops here closed at
noon, and more than 5000 employees are
expected to attend A special tribute
ali traffic and work on the eastern lines
will pause at o'clock and ears 81 the
Topeka street railway will be stopped five
minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

PFTRCGRAD. sept, G-Plau- arc WI
foot for conference regarding ihr raii-
way constructed T-ogram ior lNA' io
1920 Representative oi pul.ic und pri-
vaie business organization from all parts
Of Russia will attend beside representa-
tives II the imperial government. The
question of investment nf private capital
in railway construction will he taken up a-
we'll a, ~ financing both VT government
and private construction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
400 BLOODED HORSES FROM MONTANA
RANCH ARRIVES ON BORDER FOR ARMY

Round Up, Montana. and were brought
down to Brownsville by Monroe God~chall.
former sheriff of Round Up.
OF the eleven ears Of horses. il was
understood today that five ears Of saddle
horses are 10 20 t. the troops stationed at
Mission. probably 10 New York troops, and
four ears of big artillery horses. wei~hing
about $50 pounds each. are intended fer
the New York artillery at McAllen. The
other two cars are for scattered parl~ oi
the lower border forces.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
DR.. Aked Refuses
Former Pastorate

san FRANCISCO. Cali. sent e.
Rev. Charles Akcd who resigned the pas
toratr az the First Congressional church
here 20 accept the appointment of delegate
to the Ford peace party. last night was re-
fused reinstatement Refurc vote was
taken. Y was explained that nr. Akcd
offered to come back 40 p reduced sal
AIRY. Tie failed TN secure the two thirds
nccc~~arv vote for reinstatement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
PURCHASE MONEY
GOES TO CHARITY
PRESIDENT SONS CHECK FOR
$500 FOR SHADOW LAWN is
GIVEN 10 HOSPITALS

LONG BRANCH. \. J.. sept Con
greS>man Thomas J. >cnllv Of the Third
New Jersey district today announced the
receipt of a check for =. 500 from presi-
dent Wilson TO he divided among Mon
mouth county hospitals in Sccordance
with the presidents agreement in accept
ing Shadow Lawn a. a summer home.
The president insisted on contributing
the sum to charity when Colonel Greenhut.
the owner, refused to accept rent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Teut1nic Delegates
Discuss Danube Traffic.

BERLIN. Sept. G--DelcgareS represent
ing Germany. Austria Hungary. Bulgaria
and Turkey have met at Budapest for "
conference regarding the extension ~
been used extensively for forwarding war
materials from Germany tp Bulgaria ID
aid Turkey and the return Of food~tuff-,
but the entrance of Roumania into the war
crippled this important means ~ commu-
nication.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
YUKON is WET
BY THREE VOTES
q
FIRST VOTE ON QUESTION GIVES
ANTI PR0HiBITI0NISTS SMALL
MAJ0RITY-MiNERS FOR.

DAWSON. Yukon. Sept. G.--Offirial fig
ures On The Yukon territory first vote %
prohibition give the wcts majority M
only three voir- Tor the entire territory. IA
Was announced today. The contest wa
10 abolish the licensed hotel. the only form
~ saloon allowed in the territory. Th-
mining Districts almost without exception
voted for prohibition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Escaping Prisoners RoL Scarecrcws

BERLIN. Sept. On n small country
newspaper in Wurttcmherg appears an ot-
ficial notice ordering the peasants e. re-
move any Old clothing from the -carccruw~
in the fields II ha~ been found that En-
Gaping prisoners of war have exchanged
clothes with the ~rarccrows
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
No Celebration at va.ican.

ROME. Sept. 6.-Nthongh t",ls.v was
the ~ccond anniversary of ;ha coronation
Of Pope Bencdict M. there Necs =" signs
of fcstivlty IN the Vatican the Pope not
wishing g. make The occasion ora II re-
loieing therein contrast IA the misery and
sadness prevailing throughout v.'r- ~tric-
ken Europe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
'xSSSS SxSSxSSS SS1
LAST SURVIVOR or WIRTZ
COURT MARTIAL is DEAD.

CHICAGO ILL., Sept. 6.-General
John III. Stihh~. hast surviving men,
ber of the famous military court
which tried General Jacob Wirtz.
superintendent OF the AndersonviIle
prison, died today Al the age of Is.
General StihhS enlisted in the First
! Iowa Infantry AT the beginning of the
civil war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Corrupt Practice
Bill Is Taken Up

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Sept G-By "
vote Of thirty-two 10 fourteen. the senate
daritle,i~iodil u raho u >rI.toF Dt rrs
corrupt practices bill greatly curtail ng
campaign expenditures and imposing
heavy penalties for violations. Seven re-
publicans voted against the motion. II Wy
believed the vote does not forecast DELAY
in adiourning congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Dallas Woman Is
Indicted By Jury

DALLAS. Tex. sept q. Mrs Leila
Barecr WAS indicted hy The county grand
iury today charging thc murder AZ George
t l'nr-cr. her husband Monday. IN an
ether count rf ihc same Indictment. Billie
Stewart and T. Y Eurkc are charged with
,ou piracy with MN Bar-cr w commit
murder
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
No Developments in Injunction Suit
tHy Associated I-re-S,

AUSTIN, Tex. Sept. 6.-Therc are no
developments in injunction suit against
the Texas railroad commission ~ the ear
rierS mt Atlanta Saturday. Service was
secured on the commission. but members
refused to comment. They are preparing
"a fight the case
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
NEW ORDINANCE
OPERATES SOON
CITY HEALTH OFFICER ISSUES A
WARNING TO H0USEHCLDERS.
is effective SEPT. is.

This j. TO notify the public that
the new sanitary ordinance will
20 into effect in ten day~ from
today. This il to warn all per
sons that premises must he clean
ed and nuiSanceS abated before
the expiration Of these ten days.
DIR. f.. +. DICKASON.
Health Officer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Stock Market Has
Revived Interest

NEW YORK. \. y. Sept. Ca revival
Of public interest in the stock market on
4 scale unequaled since last years sen~a-
tional movement N war bonds. was ndi-
Gated today by the transfer ot 400. 600
shares in the first hour. or at rate Ut
:. 2.000.000 shares for the full session
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
italian Ship Has
2 Guns: In Port

NEWPORT NEWS, va, Sept G-The
Italian steamer Netto. j. in port here from
Spezia. carrying two seventy-six milli-
metre guns on the after deck which the
captain stated to the customs officials were
for defensive purposes only. Collector
Hamilton forwarded to Washington with a
request for Instructions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

NV N~~FIf7IIIFF I-IFN~-N
ATHENS. Sept. g. Baron won Schcuk
director oi German propaganda IN Greece
who vs- ar..Asf1'f'wcc in round M
of Gefysn Tgcnt- bv the French aud Brit
iSh. obtained an interview with a British
official which resulted III hi- being per
mitted % leave Greece tomorrow Provi--
ion for hi- safe conduct ha- been made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

LONDON. Sent 6-The Danish steam
ship Jeanne. l7lN tons gross. has been
sunk. according to "a Iloyd~ Dispatch
from Wevmou'h. The captain AMI crew
were landed The vessel was DIP feet
lorg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

The following weather forecast far
tho lower ruE coast states md the
Mage Valley ~ is-ued at New Orleans.
Tonight and Thur dev. generally
fair: hrh, souiheTlF wind
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Baron Ven Scheck
Relcased IN Greece.

NV AS~uViHtTH FrrsS. ,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

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