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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11
"DRY" SPECIAL SWINGS INTO
ILLINOIS CAMPAIGN
INTO

Carrying J. Frank Hanly and Ira
Landrith, Prohibition candidates for
president and vice president, the
dry" special is swinging through
Illinois, Indiana and Missouri this
week preparatory to a big wind-up
Saturday in Kentucky and Tonnes
see. Saturday night a big rally will
be held in Nashville, Tenn, Ian
drith's home town. This will mark
the end of the third lap of the Pro-
hibitiOn special.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11

Syracuse, N. v Brown-Lipe-
Chaplin Co., largest manufacturers of
differential and beveI gears for auto
mobiles in world, will be acquired by
United Motors Co., it is reported.
Arlington, Mass.-CIement Stude-
baker Ill, son of auto manufacturer,
seriously injured in auto collision.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11


lies and uncomfortable horrors. And
all for what? Profits Privilege
profits"
Before the raid at Columbus,
N. NJ, secret service agents for the
government had discovered that
there were men at work in Mexico to
stir up trouble. A few days after the
raid Pres. Wilson said:
There are persons along the Dor
der actively engaged in creating fTic-
ton between the governments of the
U. S. and Mexico for the purpose of
bringing about intervention in the in
terest of certain owners of Mexican
properties" d
WHAT THE CITY COUNCIL DID
Continued until today a proposed
$3,4OO,OO0 bond issue for bathing
beaches, community centers and
Fairgrounds.
Aid Merriam introduced resolution
asking legislature to submit call for
constitutional convention with home
rule as important part of it.
Passed $4,000 appropriation for
health dept to continue infant |
plague fight.
Fixed Nov. as tag day for several
charitable organizations not con-
nected with ChiIdTen's Benefit assn, |
whose tag, day is Oct. 16.
Planned to appoint committee to |
look into need for public comfort |
stations referred to health commit
tee.
Ordinance prohibiting sale of |
liquor at public dances placed on file.
Judiciary committee directed to
inquire into tax payments made by
fire insurance companies to fremen's
pension fund.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11

! HEARST WAR SERVICE BARRED
BY GREAT BRITAIN
London, Oct. II. - The Interna-
tional News Service, more common
Iy known as the Hearst News SerV-
ice," because it serves VIM. Ran
dOlph Hearst's daily newspapers in
America, has been barred from use
of the cables and other news-sending
facilities in sending war news from
Great Britain.
Continued garbIing of messages
and breach of faith" are given by
the British official press bureau as
the reasons for closing down Hearst
service.
The press bureau did not mention
Hearst's name in it's official state
ment, but said that certain American
newspapers had printed messages
puTported to be from the London
News Service which bore no likeness
to the cablegrams actually dis
patched Further, these American
newspapers printed an alleged tele-
gram dated London and relating to
the JUtland battle, when no such
message, says the press bureau, was
included in any telegram sent from
this country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28

ieitcnS Scr McIi6 Contraction So.
an S. s. Urou Ourd Die TcaItp Gg.
dauec ocrfonft.
TauicI 9. 1oricu bat OoS 5lueite
Stodaperf OcS SoillcS Gar. 5ii, Git
Baltimore Strdbc, all SoI GeIuccn
ais 9ilIatoiaal uerntict6et. Ger Con.
trait wuroe oi,rd sic 6irma @Sicrre
g. Tilsat & glep6eip obgcid,Ioiicu.
Seutc giadjinittag miro Cin imac,
tbeiItcr SSiitcreiienantbcil an ocnl
EadtgrunSitiid Or. 4OS lt0, Sit.
Baltimore StroBc, Surb sic 9Iur.
toitiGrc Sdpuub Bros. in ocrcn 9u.
rcallrdumct Deriicigert lpcroeu.
sine arobc &crdnOcriutg bat be-
rCttS an lSerrp Bar iiattacfuuccu.
Ter Eauillon, mcldJer oIlal 9oIti
noreru aus scr alitcu oItcu Belt be.
fantt por. III id)ou obacrilicn luo
luirO sic Bride III scr oIlcru6d,Itcn
Belt cbenioIlS oetu llltergang qe
lpei6t iein, ga sic rcuc Sanoucr-
StroBcn.9riidc Oeuln6tbit Dem Ser.
fc6r iibergcbcn ipiro. TaS @elduOc,
peIdleS an scr 5errp Bar auarcn3t
sc60rt scr o9Scitcrn MornIQro Giien.
bomt @cicIlitoit," ipoicIbit picIc
@aogono i6rer GrtIoOiuig Sirb oie
GetreiOc Glepotoreu ernorten. Tic
8iinoeSrc9icrung miro Sen Spring
cIorOen.9anoI tieicr 6oggcrn loiicu
inO aroBcrcu 5djiifen Sic @loalid).
feit 9egcbcu ipcroch, Baltimore aisus
Iaufen
E 0aS @iSoclp.Gi6cnlHum, pelMcS
5lpiidjeil Giadnep'S Gonep lmN Der
9torbIiden Geittrolbobn lei 2nt6cr.
billie liegt iino ais 500 9lder NIT ocln
itotbigen 3ubebor bc'te6t, lulirSc i'm
gorfnufSred)t bon ser gctbIcbcul
StobI SO. bon Sobn imO Otto HiSqe-
IeD ertpcrbcn. Scr Observation-Disclosures
iou $1S0000 bctrdger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
gai.aamsfer.

.t6@aItimore H. BbiIaocIh1io Gam.
.picr.Go.~ s(GricSiou.Gihit),& Eicr 4,
gis5t.SiraBc. !, \, ~.
Baltimore, G6eiubcafc & lgltIontic
gidiIipap 80" :, 8icrs. 4, Az; 5, 6
'iQiO s, SigbiittnBc, iinS, Bier 4,
Erntt.StrdBc. Va
Baltimore Steam E1dst 60. I"
(Ol6 go1 9iue), 9SierS 1913
9iebt.StroBe.
rGbeIdpenfc SteamIbip 2rne"
gier 49, 2isbt.StroBe.
DDlerhonts dn6 NIiucrs' Erons.
portatiOn 2inc". aSier 8, SUB SOn
Siios@apItrobe.
rgOrt gliocr 2inc", Eicr 1s, Sight.
GtroBc.
gNctu.9orf uuo Baltimore Eraas.
portoiion Co., SUB scr 6rcSerid.
Strnbe.
eWlorDIanO, GcIoipore onb Dir.
einia", giers 2, 3, 4, z, s nno q,
9i0bt.5trnBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28

9Ipcuuc, uabc Goscr,s ,straBc. 90 bei
100
Sarrp &. @c6itcr lmO 6rou oil 9.
81. @erccr unO 6rau Siticitc scr
9culpooo 9IDrme. unbc Orleans.
StroBc, "a bci 70.
Charles s.. @oeel, iltu.. rnO Srail
ou $. $. 6uitbhtl, Gillette ser GlIa.
mout.StraBc uabe g9eihpooO. 9Iue.
me, 1i.10 bei 12S.
@corgc @cber unO 6rou al Gatbs
riuc 90. Serriug, Siioieite Der 9aiop.
ctteApcmic, nnbc gforriS sIIIeD. 15.5
bcI 81.
glntou aoiif nuS 6rau on 6rouf
Eomoirf lmo 5roiL gtr. l22, 9IcrS-
GbopeI-StroBc.
g. u. 9roOIcp all SiIoS 9. Drills
uuO 6rat Siticitc scr Stopton sIl-
lcu, unbc SSoIlinS Strabc, 10 bci 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
Q3rnnStiacntdnu ,gJlartt,.

Scrr Sogn ScnoridS, ipeIder fiirS.
lid icin Snus 9lr. 90i9, St. Saul.
StroBc. perfouftc, bot eiu @rnnoItiid
nnO SonoboHS III Ser @eeeno Der
Sen Sat 0fooO luo Green Sprina,
Areriic, SiIltop garf. bon Sionep
@olj eefauft.
Die ~@'cnornb.9ogc" oeS linabbdn.
eieeit SrocnS g9'noi @'rit6." colo.
mon MctocIs. SrGiiSeit, bat Diu6
Die 5irno GanooIpb O.. 3omc OoS
Sou8 glr. 2i06. Giitotu SIoce, bon
6rau Soiepbinc &. aceucn genie
tbet.
3lpei @rino5inien hi S0lc bon ie
$65 dni bic '0diier 9Sr. 200i in,0
2006, ErcBtinm StroBc, ipurocu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
Garmcn sn bcrianftn.


BW bfffduIfiI.
y'oltcrcisJdrri bon 230 Qldcr q1nD IN Sdrs
ute,e uyrto,e olll9; ! Wlcilc bon ber Station; ipir0
iulier giiniligeu geotnguhqen on eiifcn idlueIs
NNM Iduier bcrfniii. Sir mciterc Sniormds
ppYn ppSn lrnac mon ndm Bimmer 81, aNiderbpdcg.
D1og' (Dfl20, tDiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28

100 sl'if5fiie sIlabama 60 com. -. o5
80 ani9'iI' @laOama Go .. piS.,.. e4A
100 sIHi5eiic sllatnmc 80 . bin. u. 65
sIni5ciIc aruu Gano & CyroS cont. 50
80 sinibeiIc etsuu eono & groD com. 9sM
10 aniSclIc eoIiimorc Su6, com. 100
200 Nnlpeile Somas COM. ...,.,,.... 8
10 slrieciic Gcui Goal com.,..,.ii5
90 sinieciic eoni GooI cont ..., ZIG
200 sIniueiic Conf GooI coui.......,l17
20 SHipeac Genf eeal m.,..,,..t1TM
100 strteciIc cori @aol conl,...... it7la
100 @ni4ciIc Conf GcaI com. .....s lis
40 anlbeIie Cont eoaI com. ...... .tisE
30 anleeile Cont Goal con,.,....... tiS%
$50 snibeile 9oni Goal con-, s,.......its
ioo antReilc 9cni Gcor CONSEQUENTLY
aio sVl9eilc Com esaI com, ,..,ali7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
0eime fir 0r6rnaseit.
S SSer s' nS.p Sssa adS S' sS @SsSSm sqSa
100 SIOf MDntpclier,5traEe.

gieber Clifton Varf nub 6ariord,glre.
Tctnc GirnBe ino .pciufoe Qdae,
Sier 8innler, einfblleblio rstiibcnttic~, nui
oem erlten iSliir. ~ailbcneitc- citibalt me-
ocric Cos Hanae, mooeruc 9tpbiiftc cmniairs
fen sluSaub NIT NbiIubbrett elcittifhen Sdber
tiir ben @outuier. Dpmpihci6une Sdrtbol5s
Hielen, utooerHc adniiuc 66le Ed6en &rnbis
nnbere niooernc GigenhesteH W1nn iicbme Gdrs
torb,gIoenne @Isftrii6e, uorcltn fabrcHb, bis
xte G. Z. @allaeheE RtnltN GpnItanb, Gtbaar
Hhrean: 019-e20 Dlnniea Sniiblna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
SyetIaaat- WsSnier naS slaabea.


Sin Sungc. i'm in cifer Gaic,Adderci 5ll,
orbeiien beiiditol1c HcihlitiGunel daanrbctl.
sta9giragen Nt 1900 NinbtioHsNbeHpe.
(Jtpc2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
,3u StrFaufcus
9lInIInt M nerIdnitu

9rliue SM ucrldnitu. }tt
Seine Bioliuc, prad1inollcr Ihn, mil ,nnicW
9o9cn iiito geoerinitetf; ipirh biuip 'bcrfduit
Ibreiiirc: ~ 81" Eentfther 6orrsippnbenf. 4
H(Tob27-2S) a' W.. y.tH z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28

ltrLnnnl,

Wdodlcn pbcr Srnit int d(lqculeiuc 9OnSays
'eit. gidn5uraeeit sit. 2S26, .cjniliOro'glD,
tgiop2s-29) nf,gti ,sn n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
(IrnnStids.l s.llsbtrtraannaea.

Ss,NrnnOtiifSslleb
Sobu 6. ,SeDiou ituo 5roii ali @co.
@. @Sorecrdtt itno 6rdu, gScIticitc
6er 8pro.S Str., nobc 6crt.gtpcltuc,
u bel -
Charles $. 8obertS ulO Grou on
gSW u. @ieIoiil mo 6rolt, @eIticitc
Der &iaiom-. robe (SittoeS Ctr. Is
bel 79.9. as.a,
Sprriet 9tnq @enrrau oil Sobn S.
Sefiter ilno 6ruit 1913 5tofton.
StroBe.
Sobn q. Gusan al CHARLES S.
6rcSerid, @eitieitc ser @lonroe-,
nqbc 9ofer Ctr, IA bel so.
G6nrIeS s. sSrroerid al Sobn q.
Euaot tinS 6roli, gSeitieitc ser @1on,
roe. nabc goter.Str., IA bel so.
IbonidS $. 3enneD on SSobn Ora.
boN mo Srau, Sii0oitIcitc ser Sail.
bert, uabc 9hhoIions StraBc, Is bel.
I6T6.
SSo5ef @ojcicdoipSti iirO 6rnii on
SoS. sSoutopsfiunS Gran, 9lorOicitc
Der Sait-gpe. nabc Glopcr. StroBc,
t2.ii bel 6S.
@illion Q. @oriud, inn, ot 3orl
DC. @iibert, 9lor6leite ocr 3upettr.,
nobe Catherine CTR. IA Bel 70.71s.
Soiepb 5. ToinGil iiuO 6ron an
EniI SofoIomSti unS 6roig gIorS.
toeItieite Der g(nOre Str. nobc Sort
9lpc.. ~ bct IS.
garboro Soorapeb etc. on GupiO
aoriS mo Gron, t61i %IbIono.Abc.
Gumu 5. 0iledrtncr al 2ouiS Ho.
ieiNteiit nro SruiL SHicite Nattcrion.
Barf 9loeiuic, no6c 6dpciic.Strnbr,
rs bel 80.
Mor9on s., 5oipIcr ali 5oncS g..
@roicu mO 3rau, &eiticitc 2ujcrnc.
9tpc,, nn6c Morimciit. Str. IA bci
rs.
glnorcip Qtilllcr all @corgc Jipcr,
Giiicitc @ai6iiioioit.. ndGe SrIeonSs
Str., fl bri so.
/ cSrcoerid Is. Socio0c an ,So6n S.
Gpctlp ilnO 5ron, sSeitieitc GoIum.
bia.g(pco nobc @coiicritr i2 bel 70.
Som s. GperIp all 3reoerid 6.
Seigbc, glorOieitc @otnubin.9locnnc,
nnbe Mooitoriir., 2 bci 40.
@I6rriS 9SoSner, iuS 6r1ii an
EbiIip Goodman 9torblpciticitc Der
ooilrensiir., noEe Griiio. Sin. .9locnuc,
i2.G Del 6t
Granf 8. Singer, JIM al @sorp
e. 8iSrer St3 Cit 2S. ctr.
9ldnOolpb 6orrcitcr iin0 ;Sraii, all
.Gafront 9teaItp So, SiiSweit.Gde
ser 9SinOior 9lprmic mis- GrfcIanS.
StraBc.
9eribn 3. 8romn, iuO @nttc. all
Sio6ert g. Sidpe. SSeiiicitc ser glnu.
2traBe, nabe Sancdiicr-5tr.
+ Sndion Sanarc 6. inS g. 81, ali
@olporb s. geper, 4S5 Sit 81. Str,
Gritno5ipS $i2.25.
Charles .. Nddinan, TrtitCe, an
Sndioit Saildre 8. nuo p. &C., 435,
Cit 81. CTR.
BiIlinm @. 9lGer ms 6rGi, oil
sllbert .. @ipc, nmo 9lnoerc, 8beiI
eiicr Mnucr.
6. q Seolmcor imo slnOCre, an
@eoroe u. Sction uno 5ran 0lorb-
ieitc ser @bite.strobe, nobe 9sopIot.
Ctr, IA bei 74.7
&ciiancc HeaItp Co., an 0aiurenee
". snIiner im6 6roll 9Seiiicite ser
ISoIs.9ioaO 9oiIcUoro, nabc e,oben.
boffGarfpap, IA bel 95.
@oIter 9, Nenn unS 6ran, an
Soiep1 ISM. @roomc. 2127 Sano.
Der StrnBc.
CHARLES Niorton all SSm. 9. @ed
miO Srou, &cilieitc scr 0jrccluroiiut-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28

~ ~ NN NrFTWWTtWs I-Il n VI
02S @cnncit Blncc. 1917 GHnflonisStr.s
1861 G.i6ulionsgbc SiS Qg.,Br1ttsGfr. So
1906 N.sRabioHsStr. Qcicbtc 8eblneuuacn.
8; ecpcr, 1927 GaIpert ShlIotns.,
(Npb0 --30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
Baltimore Nlnrftberiat.

@1ontag, 27. g|op. 1916.
@cbl. 3uinbr, 3G,249 sal.
icr, ciui6iieBIi6 6,77A 66iier 5u
2ociiit 9oiut, ,mO 27730 6aiicr 81
Gonton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28

1000 qoul GeaI Csr.s~.....+~.,.iio&
1000 Goui Goal csr..............l HOS
1000 gpul Grol 1. 4'4er .........ioi
1000 Goshen Oil q cos otr. r... io3%
1000 Goshen Gil 6 cas Ger. .... ioa
10000 eosSeu & 50 esr,..-,.....io .ioi's
1000 GobOsH & 60 ocr..,,...~vioiA
1000 @H pcru coal 5cr...,...s.ili
1900 ef Norr eoaI 5tr....aaiiOis
1900 cR eoru CoaI Ger tioH
10000 cIt eora 6oal zoos
1000 on Soth Corp 6ss ..-. 0ats
5000 Ga Sorh Corr ecr s..s.. o9%
1000 Eeaua ssaier & 9orcr 5tr 20
10000 uniso @oIroos inc act....... oe9i
5000 uuiieO 9loiIvopS inc 4er...- oes
1000 tniieo 9soiIivaos !. dtr....... siA
1000 uniieo JAdihuopS !. 4cr.... 81
400 uuIieo aaIVuOs 5oe 5sr.. 90
1000 gsaib. gaIio & Yin 5sr........ s5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28
SECOND CALL.

60 anibeIc sIabomd 60 com. $50. co
- aniptile eIlaborla Go .. p,o. 90
65 sinibciIc eirua enuO & @roD com. 9s,s
10 sVriNcilc baltimore Graft 20. 4. i05ss
100 siulDeiIc Baltimore aube com. .tOs,s
8 stribdIt cSolmerS ciI com. . 6M
ii siniDcilc Gpui SrcSii pio CD j.. aoM
90 glniptilc Cont 8opcr rom. i. io7%
100 ari1cile Conf gopcr CON .i2TS
$50 eluipdlc Conf 8oivcr, con-. 49,. 1927
1856 slri0cilc Conf Cool com. .ii73s
10 slnipciic cori ccdI com. ...ii7ss
siuiacilc Gort GeaI com. ...... .ii7ss
ae5 slmhdlc coni goaI conf. ,....ii7
Q sluieciic eoni Goal coat. .......ii6
2.7s5 elHibcic aosocu Oil pfo. ...~..
100 siuipeiic GcSocs 4 go..-.s... i7E
915 stuiOcle cosSen 4 eo....... i7M
i7o siuibciIc Ensiion ebcmicai Co.. 30
% slntaciic Gif Sorn coai com. eaS
i.oio stpibcilc on eorn Goal corl,. "a
100 eiHpdlc or Soru esol com ~ 2SEs
% sIrtpcilc souiion SiI cont -. 81
100 stribriIe Sonfiou Oil cor 49,. aO9.
100 sinlOriIc SOniion Oil com... ao!s
7a5 ctniociit souiicu Gil rom. ...sei (,
10 @ntbciIc Soldton oil pio..... esss
SO sniieciIc seaiion oil rio. ..... Gs
soanitciIc Soiilen cll sFs,...... G5N
O9s sintpCiit vt asr 9JiiIIs cont. oOM
10 9inseiIe nj ger 9llls com. +. a
9% sihibdIc pa. ser @'His coat.. 909a
Ct smi0eiIc eet 9cs 9alis rio.... 75is
anibcuc @l ger ariuS piS. 75ts
Y snsbclIc siortptrn essfraI 9ls. saN
80 aHbtlic 3cnua sS & y com. 81
10 efHi6elIc eenna % & 3 com. ss@
10 etut6eiie @crHa % & q com. Sc
40 stuibeilc Sienna " & y com. seu
1875 auibciic @enRa ~ s y cont. soN
$50 gtnitciIc ilulico 8aincasB e.. seH
no siHibeiIc iinlisS RoIlpops Go. eek
10 aHibciIc lluiieO @aiIioabs &c. ssM
100 smibeiIc uuitcS saillooes 60. seM
90 anibciIc uHiteO eloirpebs 60. SOW
$50 sIni0eHc nateo 9laiIpabs @n. ssss
100 shigeilc nuiicn @ainpoSs CO.. seN
10 stnibciIc ssorG, @aItc & en Wis. ssg,
80 smibeiTc ssaip. saIlo & Nh bio. ss
80 einieetc aSasIanS Gil q Cos.
5000 Conf eooi Ger. ....,.........1ii
1000 eonf Goal Ger. ....-...... .tio4
10000 Gcai Goal 0cr. .............ttf
5000 goni Geol eey. ...,...,....a aio,S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-28

q u. OHTHVl IUIUVJ NII'
iMel; bon Den GIenaiorcn iplIrOc
belte feiu gSei3en oerianot; gleOd.
torcn.Vorrotb, 2,796,0il S]uibeI.
SiiSIider @ci5en ipurSc III tIeis
nel 9robe.0unntitdtcl, 81 $t.2j,
$40. nuS $i.65 pro 9uihcI uCr-
fault.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Oittmann'S.

An advance notice oil 'The King,
Came" nj the DittImann tonight. saws:
The story tells Of the adventures of n
young duke, whose father. the old Grand
Duke Of kiev. coveted the wife ~ Count
DardiniliS. hi~ colonel of lIuzzar-: of In,
old grand dukes plot Ia get her for him
self. Of her accidental death Id the hand
ct luS tn~~ackS. and nf the colonies e.
cape with hi little daughter t. America
The Young grand duke. now an orphan.
comes To- America 10 complete hi educa-
tlnn. The \IhIli>t> send !~'crclley ~ Kill
HIM. hut he j. arprchcndcd hv the secret
service who know the details of the plot
They drc~~ the man IN the grand duke
cInthc> aud chaiu him {" q carriage aud
thus he rides ~ the noblcmau. The grand
duke. closely resembling Pcrcllcy. III
upon tho rendezvous. and goadcd IN ID
\ihIli~t~. throws y box Of boubon~ at hi
double. mwilhngly riding in hi carriage.
To make sure Of Their capture at the 81
perfume time. the grand duke goes witt
them INTO the country. PercIlcy escapes
from the carriage. and his presence at III
rendezvous makes 1t necessary that the
grand luke explain. lie escapes unharm-
ed with the aid Of Dardinlll>' daughter.
When they are captured by the police the
very lenient young duke call, 1t a draw
and lei> it %. Count Dardimilis Is resn
pointed colonel Of Iiuzzars and his daueh-
Ter becomes the Duchess of klev.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-08
COMMANDER 5TH
BRIGADE HERE
GENERAL GEORGE BELL JR. ON A
TOUR OF INSPECTION OF HIS
BORDER TROOPS.

General George Bell Jr., commandin. tn,
Fifth Brigade of the United States army
including the Seventh Infantry, the Fourth
Infantry, the Nineteenth Infantry and tn,
Twenty eighth Infantry, l. in Brownsville
today on a our of inspection of two Of hi,
regiments now on border duty, the Fourth
at Brownsville, and the Twenty Eighth al
Mission. ].
All organizations at Fort Brown, includ.
INC the Fourth Infantry and two troop
and the machine gun troop of the Thlrd
Cavalry, this morning passed in review be
fore General Bell Colonel =. L. Bloekson
Of the Third Cavalry and Colonel r.. T.
Hatch of the Fourth Infantry.
General Bell, who arrived in Brownsville
Sunday night. yesterday made a genera
Inspection OF the camps and equipment nj
Fort Brown and in the abandoned national
cemetery. In the afternoon in compan,
with Colonel Hatch he visited the com
panies doing outpost duty in the yicinit,
Of Brownsville.
Leaving Brownsville. General Bell will
visit Mission. where he will inspect the
headquarters Of the Twenty-ciehth infan-
try. commanded Nv Colonel r. TT. Plummer
and al" IN" various companies along the
Rio Grande. and III nciehborine towns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-08
RANCH HAND
MAY LOSE ARM
WAS RESTING ARM AND HAND ON
MUzzLE OF WEAPON WHEN 1T
ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARGED.

A. the result of gun shot wounds re-
ceivcd Sunday night luez E>oco j. at the
Charity Hospital III 4 serious condition and
will probably lose his left arm. Esoco j.
an employc Of the Jasou ranch. four and
"A half miles southeast Of Brownsville. The
wounded man had returned from a hunting
trip aud was standing with his right hand
n left arm resting across The muZzle Of
his shotgun when the piece was discharged
The shot tore through the hand and arm
shattering the homes Of the hand and sever
ing the arteries and muscles of the arm.
DR.. B. O. Works and Or. b. l.. Cole were
summoned and dressed the mans wounds
lie was brought 10 the Charity Hospital
Monday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-08

Dried Beet IN tream-Shave beef very
fine: pour over Il boiling water. let il stand
a FEW minutes. pour this off and pour on
good cream; let IL come to a boil. II YOU
have 40 cream add milk aud butter and
thielsu with a very little flour. Egg may
he added the last thing IN dropping in md
die ~ gravy. Season with pepper and
serve ON toast cr ~ YOU like.
Veal Birds-Take veal steaks or chops
and irim. Make dressing oil bread crumbs.
a little minced onion. pepper and salt. and
the veal trimmings which nave been fried
lightly I'm a little butter or dnrpings. Put
this dressing on each steak and roll, then
fasien with t~oothplcks, put in skillet with
a. hitle butter; fry lightly ON both sides.
then pour on enough hot water 10 cook
nicely and set in oven To finish cooking.
Stuffed Beets-Wash half cup rice and
sprinkle it in a kettle of boiling water. Boil
rapidly fifteen minutes and drain. Chop
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Fort Brown Notes

Army ordcr-:
Major ". e.. Bennett. adiuian; General
."dluiani Fifth Brigade. viii proceed " san
.Nntnni" Tor temporary duty.
BN direction 81 the president. First Lieu
tenant II. A. Jonr~. Twentieth Infantry. i,
detailed - professor IF military ~cicncc AT
the Clemson Agricultural College. Chem
son. =. Il.
Captain ). ;. Battle, Twenty fourth In
lantry. = detailed for recruiting >%cr,irc.
and will proceed ia Louisville. Ky. for
duty relieving Captain y. j. shelton. re
tired, who viii proceed "a III, home.
Captain !. H. N"rkizer. coast artillery
corps. will proceed to Walter Reed Hos
pItal. Washington ID. a.. for treatment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-08

cupiul If nuts. mix them with rice. add
small teaspoon ~afr aud a little pepper.
Scoop ccntcr~ from cooked heet~. I'LL space
with the rice mixture. stand them IN baking
.Uau and bake twenty minutes. Chop beet
taken from the center very fine. add il tc
= cream sauce and pour around bects after
they are diShcd.
Vinegar CookieS-The~e cookies are de-
liciou~ and will keep moist two weeks. Beat
two eggs. add two cups brown sugar. one
-rani cup lard. one teaspoon salt and half
teaspoon nutmeg: mix well. add three
tablespoons vinegar and flour enough t.
make soft dough, adding two teaspoons Of
soda 90 the flour. Nuts or raisins may be
added for variety.
CrnmbCake-Two cups brown sugar. two
cups flour. butter size of egg. a little salt.
Nix like PIE rust and take out about two
thirds cup of crumbs for top. Add scanr
mp OF sour milk and one teaspoon Of sod
q the milk. Put crumbs on top and bake
~ good-sized pan.
M"lasSeS take-One- half cup shorten
'ng one-half cup brown sugar. one-half
M molas~e~. one-half cup cold water, one
and two thirds cups flour. one cup chopper
ral~inS. two eggs t-ave whites for frost
ngl. 90" tra-poon soda. Put chopped
~ai~in~ ~ r., ting. This cake j. fine and
Inexpensive.
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Oreamland.

Ella Hall, the charming l6-year old NOV
ing picture actress who has proved % pop
ular with movie fans appears nj the Dream
land tonight IA christmas Memories
with Robert Leonard. This charming miss
never fails Ia move her audience. Tonight
program II replete with Universal films,
with The Great Fear" featuring William
Dolan; From Beanery to Millions" a
comedy: Lady Bufies and Detective
Duck" and the dreaded Society of the
Secret Sausage"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-08
HEHOUSEKEEPER


When there is danger IF freezing move
plants from window and wrap newspaper
around them. Do not water them IN very
Geld weather. a. they viii freeze easier.
i%'cponlaS require more water than 70
ran'umS.
When poin~ctta i through blooming
about February l.. cut II back. place u
eo,l dark cellar and 10 not water for n
month. then bring 4 out, place IN = SUNNY
WINDOW and water freely. II viii grow AMI
bloom the next Christmas.
ll,acinths aud tulips will also bloom
again the next winter. III put away until
the next November.
House plants # treated right will always
repay time and care spent un them.
Fort Worth Record.