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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Sc / g o II S 0 n c t g emf.

2pnbon, Is. @lai. s1ltr fpcnige
ernlfe @cfedtc iparen beutc an Sen
berleblcbcnen @riessl6al1plaecn in,
@ange. Sic Sran5olen pertriebeu blrd)
elnen lleberrai6nngsangriff in Sen
Waasbobcn 0ltlid bon @erbuu sic
9cntl6cn aus @raben bon 200 garos
Sfont llno ipielen III Ser Champagne
mcbrerc oeutldc slnsriffe ab.
sln Der britiIdcn 2inie in Sranfreid
oauerten bic 9umbarbe,nenis lnlb W1iz
niroperationen an beribiebenen g1lnfz
ten fort. (@on bent Seblidblag Ser
gn9ldnber bel @uau6 miro abcr rihts
eripabnt.)
Sic Staliener babenin Ser @egenb
bes Monto goamcllo (siibtproD gtelz
lungen genpmmen, sic ppn groBem
itratcsildem @ertb in Ser 8elpesuns
geacn gricl1t lein 1oIlen.
| Sn Sen Spcrationen gege1l @aabab
BON Der periiiden @ren5c aus beanz
iprudt Getrpsrab Sortldritte unb be-
tNitplet, pub ple Sultctt Hoy 0llIuQycS
5pscn nnb &riegsmaterial int sti6 9es
lalIcn battcn.
Sic 9iffcren5en sipiIdcn grieebcn<
lanb rnb Sen Gntentcnd6ten ii1,b,
elmer pffi5iellen I11fiillbi9rng reg bris
tiiden allslpartigen sln1tcs 5ufolge,
bcigelegt ipprben.
9rcmicr ssqnitb, Ser mil sen M
lterlentcn in 9clfalt berbanbelt, ere
bielt lpcnig grnltbiauns biltiidtlid
einer gini9llng 5lpilden Den llllteritert
lntb Sen Natipnalilten bebufs elmer ein@
beitlidcn @eaierlmg in Srlanb ltno
Die alIscmeine gntpaffnlng Der nicbt
alltoriIirten &riftc in Utter lticb auf
itarfsn 8ibcrltanb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16

Gin englilder slrbcitcrfiibrcr
n,cint, bic briti1be slrbciterldaft 9dbe
lid fcincn 9roBen Giegesbpffnnngen
bin. Sic 2cllte aperDcn nidt 9ctdul6t
ipcrbcn.
wutge5eben. Dntel: rDu
9ait Tier bod ni3t einInal eineu
Meder, lpie lpedit Du oenn fritz
auf?"
gtuosnt: .D, bier 5iebt taslit5
Militdr borbei, SOS bore ib iGon".
Sntel: u8cim Sinaus- Doer beim
Serein5ieben9"
3, d 5 el. 3nGnor5t (ber einsnl
tteinen SungeL i1el6sr init Siinbel,
uno sSISen Inn ii1 ichlagt, einen bpb=
len Sabn sieben ipiW: .Seufel, ba
9at mid Der slnse ins @eIibt se=
treten!"
Mutter: rgen5el, fannit Du oeml
Gen $errn 9oItor llirnenDlpo onbers
treten, als arab' ins @eIibt!"
Jrnuentrof. Srau ~.
(e,nc 0aatbippe, Die ibren Mann llnter
penn NontpFfel bat, ersdblt): nmeiu
Dtann fhreibt mir. baB er im Nobz
tamtf pDn cincr Nuilen bSs auee-
ricbtet lpDrben it,.
srau 8.: nDas 1T ia IdredlihE
Trau 81: .Das III es freilitb, Mber
es lit man gut, aaB er BON All 0aus
asis an aeils gs'ubbnt it,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
1ie Mdrtte.
4ro6nHe.

8 bicago, 10. Wtai. @eisen -
1151ai Diai 1163s sSuli.
&orn 743s Mai, "a ssllli.
@afer - 1872 Mai, 1925 ssuli.
@etreibe fir Boar: SEQ. 2 rotber
@inter nonlillcll; SEQ. 9 &orn
IS; Safer, stanoaro, Az.
Noggen SEQ. 9 971a.
@er1te - 633 80.
@icb nno 9srobiiionen.
Gbicaap, Is. 0iai. Minopieb
3ltiubr $4,000. Stiere $s.00-1O.00;
&iibe 1mb 9finoer $4.35-9.50; Sail.
ber 500 1880.
Sdpeine - 3uflbr 33, 1000. 15c
hober alt $9.S5 -10.30; 5umeilt 81
$10.10--t0.25.
sdafe 3uillbr 10000. Set,
@ioSer $3.50 $40; 2anlnrer S..
go 1890.
@cfliigel S,iibner t715c.
9ntter Creamery 26- 281a.
gier ~ Grima919- 20Ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16

s2it oieIer Gi0 olts Sem 8cge miro
Der &ongreB bereit Ieill, nas sqarinez
baupro9ronlm olf5unc6n1cu. 2as Nlas
rillccomnittce nes loalles miro ilbcr
Sielc @ill ont 2onnerstag ablrimneu
uno lie oanN bcm 0alrc einberic1tcn.
Senat le9ntc Sic @r
ncnnllng 10.
Sic grnernulg bon @eo. 9}ublc BON
9tem S'antpibire 5lln1 @litglico ber f5z
0cralen Soanoelsfomriliion lpuroc 6elle
tc pom ScAot ob9ele6nt. Scnator Sol
finger tot bicicr grrcnnltag lcit Is
@pnaten auf Oen @rlno bin opppnirt,
naE Tic ibm aperiDnlicG o1ItoBig" iei
llNn gclrann Iei1en &ompf beutc nit
42 9csen 36 Stilrnien. 5 Nepu6lifancr
illnlatcn iilr uno / Gcn1ofrafeu ac@
gen Die Sclfdti9ung
S a armfreoitbill M ong en-
m Ell.
Sic @lab Idc SarnlfreoitbiG iuuroe
helttc bonn 5aule nit 296 eeaen 10
Stlnlncu angcnommen. gic ncrfii9t sic
-@rridtlln9 s,rn y aaashhanfen, melcbe.
Sarlebcn anf Sarmen naben Ipllen.
Cine ibnIide gtu lit frii6cr I'M Senat
angcnonlncn lpprbeu unp Gin @orfcz
renSconnlittee miro sic lil1terldliebe
alssngleid]et1 6abeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16

godrane, Snt, Is. Nlai. Sic
8ebolte llnter Den 6ltr. ariessgefanecz
men in &apnsfaling brad am lebten
Srcita9 aus uno c5 luaren ettpa 300
@eann betbeiligt, melde iie5 gu arbciz
ten lreiaerten. Sic 8ade fcuertc auf
bic @efangenen, bon bcncn 10 getDbS
let ober t0btli6 pcrnllnoct unb neun
leie]t berlultnbet tpurocn. @pn SEN Sol=
baten lpurbt feiner bcrlett.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
gclcerapbiide g,ptiscn.

10. WlQt.
9 sa1eb-afl. sn Ser 81 eotiona!
Gittsbllra s, Bolton z.
Gbicagp 2, sieip Dorf 3.
Cincinnati A, Gbilobelp6ia Z.
ct. 2ouis 2, grnoflDn 4.
sssn Der q merican 2caguc::
9bilabelpbia 5, ct. 2puis A.
Stem Dorf 4. Glcnelano 6.
@albinstpn 6, 9etrpit 5.
Soltpn : Chicago, 9aegen.
ssSn Der 3 S 2iga:
3apcnpurt 5, Gllinep 0.
9fof ssSslanh s, Bloomington 1
Godfpro 10, Georia 4.
Nlnlinc 3, $,anrlibal s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Gint wirfli() i6arft glott gegen ben
Qrobeu @eerQuber
sou ,pteoer einn.aI it @orberettnng lein.
II5armtreoitbiu int Sans nit 294 gesen 10 9iimmcn
ojenero seOt snrid in gsa1inatpn nnn ie6r p.nnaspp

Sic &onerenn bdttn cnct Hi0ir9ene N6orrcu ocfhrt
S1la ala Safor ausgcdalte tobt p rfeoc Icine
ssnaDen ei1en1 @rted 8roFc sreDnsfr0Qno in @hioon
nnO tire @eldie - Srp5eG Gonincr Suoeutcu Srpet
&ouaan beaonncn roQid ouge6h ernorbcte
9ooen nid Sebmoro he9an9n bot @cpc eeacn ifpa
Sooe @nlurs cinc5 eourauts
9ron - l1no IA gNann ourdG 4urercrpn;on gct5ot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16

elmer benadbarten slus9rablng cinz
ltilr5te.
Scr &rad fam I'M 6:10 Mbenbs,
ols bas Neltallrant ilberfilllt mar. Sic
9ecfe llnb Sic &1uern ltilr5ten 10 plDse
lib Gin, nab tciner llnperlebt aus Dem
@ebd,lbe entfam. Sic meilten @eripllne
bcten linb lhlper perlcet llnb iparcn be-
ipubtlps, als lie alls Sen Srilnuneru
geopaen fpllrpen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
aricgsans5eidj,,mngen,

@crlicben lpurbe Sem a5nisl. ldf=
lilcbcn @encrallelltnatt bon @ersborff
aonmanbeur elmer Snfanterieoipilipn
llnh ben &gl. baperii6en @enerolma=
jrr 3Dllncr. gbcf bes stabes bcs Sc.
neral Guortiermeilters i'm Gcneral.
ltabe bes Selpbecres Ser Mntbe sIbler=
prbcn 2. al. NIT gdfrcrtern; bc1n t
llnp f. olterrcid' @lnsarildeu Selp:
marldalllcutnant Graf Stiirgfb Sc,
&ronenorben i. @l. nit gcblpertcrr
llnb bem @Dnigl. bulgariiden 9ireftpl
Der @taatsldmlpcnncrinaltlmg 9r
Stpianpn in Spfia Ser @ronenorber
p. &l. nit bem Steru.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
slnsscidmnns bcs Scrsogs en6red)t.

Ser a6nis bon @iirttcntbcrs bat
bcm Sbcrbcfeblsbaber Ser bierten slrs
NICE, @encralpberlt @er5og gllbre6t
pnn sSiirttembcrg, Sic Gdipertcr gum
@rpBfrcls bes Srbers Set lriirttembcrs
gilden @rone llnb sum- @rubfrcll5 bcs
Iricori6s Grbcus bcrlicbsn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Mus oer 8unbcSba

Mus ber 8u11ocSbauptitQOt
Sm m c I nod a abirarten in
s( eyifp.
S a b1n9 o II. Is. Wiai. Solpobl
Dos Staatsdmt mic Sic GarransazHez
9lerung parten alf bie genal1en @ez
rtdrtc iibcr bic perflollencn Wlilitdrfonz
reren3en III 81 9aip, cbe tic 5l ncucn
o'plornatilcfen Wleil1llng ngsalstauldlelr
ilber Die @ren5lase ld'rciten. @eucrulz
ltabsd)eT Scott tcbrte beutc 5llrilct, iebr
opttmiltiid] iiber Die nlilitdriIcjc Sage
uno 5upcrlldtlid, bab hie9eiprcd]unacn
5milcben linn llnb Sunltpn nit Sen.
Sbregon cine beIlerc Geriidnoialtna
5ipiId]cn Sen 5lpci Gcgierunge1 geidlafz
fen batten, lpelde hie Nrunolagc su
einem idriftlibeu Grptofoll bieten
iperoe.
Ser merifaniide 8ptldaftcr slrre@
oonoo bat Diesbesiiglih ldon in Ser poz
r19en Ssode Snltruftione1 erbeten,
obey Garraasa tpirb lish nit Ser slnts
mort 3cit lailen, biz er Ghrcgons gee
ridt erbaltcn baben miro
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b(eiben
babel, ibr @ertrollct ssuipreden,
hab sic iest llnter Sunl1ons Gonmanbo
1rebenoen Srllppe1 ppuauf 9eniigcn
peroen, bic @ren5e hor Ser @ieberfebr
lpldler lleberfdlle, tpie Sen 5l1 @len
Springs. Su libern.
Sunltpns neucr Gleu bes 3uIamz
menrirfens oes bciocricitiecu Grens1
ipafen lriro II, eilligen arciIcll ols @ee
nsis aufscfaBt, bab Die apnfcrens iii
VI Nalo Dod) Gin ul.1ec1hrie6encs
ltcberelnfpnmen" er5iclt Gabe Gcnee
raj Scott miro rnbrltteinlidl nloracn
nit scfr. Safer lmo lpdter nit Setr.
2onllng bcratbcn, relp an Hielc bcibe,l
@erren bcrtd9ten. Wlittlerlucile lpcrpcn
feiue Sdrittc sur @ieoerallillahmc Scr
biplomatild}en ltnterbanolltagen ge@
nomlnen. sSn Sen @erid}ten ocs &ricoss
antics lit ber Same @i(lus Icit piclen
5aacn nid9t mebr erlpabnt lpproen.
GiEige geamte gloltben, na6 CT ents
lpener lpirflidp tpht lit, pber in einen
@eriied Sic Soeilung lcincr &llnben abz
rartet. Senenfall5 bat CT 5eitlreilig
allfaeb1rt, Gin Sattpr in Ser ejrenSloge
81 lcin. Sunl1pu bnt sun 3eit $4,000
Munn an Ser @reuSe unh $4,000 uus
ter Gcribine III Mcrifp.
g ptclt 9cgen Gnglann in
Gorbereitung.
Sic amerif. Ncgicrllrg bercitct einerl
ErpteIt 9egcn Die britilde Ginmilhung
lin Die Golt nad6 lrno bon Sen Scr
Staatcn ppr, Ser BON Seamten als
ylchr ener9ncb" be5eihnet miro. @ine
in natter 3ufllnit abSulcnbenoc 9ipte
miro sic Stellllng einuebmen. baB sic
Ser. Stouten Sic @elhlaguabme lmo
Surildfultltng bon Soften nnb ltub BON
Den Ser. Stuaten, DEFENDERS Bic nit
anberen nclttralen Stautcn, nibt ldna
ger hlllhen fDnncn.
Sic fiir5lih ton gnolano ein9e!nts
fcNc sl,ltlport auf sic lestc amcrif. 9ipte
lin bieIcr @inliht miro fiir uunbefriez
bigenb eebaltcn uno Eralincrt @il'on
miro sic britildc @egierun9 benad)z
rihti9cr baB sic ietige britilde Aspli@
tit gednbert lperben mi;lIe.
Sic 81 gsbiIls.
Sic slrmeebill bon 100000 Iann
ullf ben Sriebensfub lullrNe bellte ponl
@pnferenScpmntittee pollenbs ms 9feinc
ecbraht uno miro ntprgcn bcnl Sennt
uno Dem @alle porlicgeu. g.s miro cr@
irortet. naB tic hem EraIinenten por
Gnbe Ser @pt6c 5lt9ebcu miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Die erOfe Sricnemsbcn,unitratipn lit
Gbicagp.
81 c 5 cn y II $ enrD 9 o I'M c t
unN Sin erel1

ltno q perel1.
G6icoeo, Is. NIoi. Sic Srieoen5z
tcrlamnllllns I'M apliiieum an1 Sonuz
tag mar bon iiber 5000 9cripncn be-
ludt nno Die Soallptreoner parcn S1cnz
III Gollmer BON Sapenport, Generalz
an:uGlt 9osan pon Ehto lllo Socrace 9.
groEo ppn ser SIS. Staats5citlmg.
$9err &pIlncr iaate Ii. a.: ulIns
sUiro selast, oab sic ariiis ppriiber lit.
SnocB, lrcr bietet Sic @arantic, oob
ntoreen nitt cine neue entiteGt. Mdclz
iigc Slterellen linb in bieicm 2alloe an1
sserf, lglt lplhes berbei5ufiihrcn, falls
6 mn mnglih lit. Sic tontrplliren
eii1cn iebr beoeutcnScn 16cil Scr 9rciz
lc, lpe5iell Der 9ep gprfer &rclie. Sic
fahen pllrd bpsipillise 2iiecn ons I'M
etbllngsuerm6seu pieler Slnerifaz
ncr i'll Iolctent siaBc bereiftet, oab bic
ic icBt bic sSobrbeit i.5er6aupl niebt Su
horcn milnidJcn 8ei cinigcn lit sic
Gpreingenrmmenbeit Sircst sum
@abnlinn senorpen uno slpar lit bic
lies nidt einsig nit ge5ug aui 2catc
Gus nenl unecbiloeten 3asiIen lpabr,
lonSern id1 bin nit loeenanutcn Silb1
rern hes @oltes in Serilbrling ecfunlz
men, Sic ollrcb ibr Observation-Disclosures
%prurtbeil, perfliipft nit Der froNeltcu
S9nnran5, mir htrett leio tbatcn."
@eneralalrralt 6nean bon Clio
ltellte entldieoen III slbrehe, oab Gng@
leno bic Naltter Slnerifas lei.
9eioe GcNner filbrten aus. bab
,nnrdnus fcin @rltnb 5ltm slbbrl,dJ Der
biplpmatiIclen Ge5ieblnsen nit ocn
gcntralnladten oprliege, oa6 Sas amez
rifaniicfe @olf als GrpBes llno Gauges
'pcn cincn ariegc nit Geutiellanb
nttt5 lut1ien pollc, unh baB bicIes hen
Ser. Stuaten nicnal5 ablicbtlid) 6u
Inobe trat, Ipnocrn tets ein6ig unb al@
lciu bns eigene Sebensintcrclic imsluge
Gatte.
Sic ongenonrncnen @eIhliiHe iino
i'll Sen 2pfalipalten bicies Sluttes 81
fil1lcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Gngldu0er bel Snand mieber pcrbQuen.
gBcmig Meues pom oem amoerm 1romte
6ran5oien iousn 200 yaros @rabcu bel gerouu aeuou
3nfolsc 2pnbpner u Yoris cpas
mciE

3pilben riecnlanb Sen Gnnn" cbe ipheraeel
ein II nh Die gricdDe Mcuatdt bleib 9pa6r Gadrdt fon
Dl5l 2ptbpn Spbrrabsprose6 gcgen Goa Gaencn
bat IN 2onpon bgpnncn Gr bat jdn @rasaeanae~
men IN Scutlanb cine re Srbtsbrigabe rrrrt srcmer
sqntbs Sie6esnH litter per9ebcns 6erlobalen
llleritcr ndt gnpanng bcregn Geltrcd6er in nm
fanabiden @eangeneragcr brutal ncbcrauaut
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
@rpi,patcrs &laac.

SIT mon tagtaglid illlner Maisgries,
gssiro's lelblt bent alleralt'lten 8reis
mics!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16

3u oem cinen Iobteu alf G5al@
1ipoli gciellt lidl jcst Der cine gerlebte
Bel Ser fiir5Iiden 3eppelin @a55ia
auf' @n9lanb!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Qa,tiplc,t,,t- -csuidIriit

Gs f0nnen iid III oieiem Sarsden
labell
Die Sapfern, lpelbe 2dusden babelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
9}ltiienfrn1f,,t.

S1lr frieoliM oertldel1 @immelsgar=
ten
gergcbfid mir bes &iin1n1els Darrtel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16

Sic sSrlanSer haben III 9ublin
cine Erpbe ser 2ppalitdt 9cgcbcn, Die
tic, luie 9ieomono lagt, Spbn @ua se@
ecniibcr bcfllnpen!
Sic Sran5olen mllnoern lib, paB
lie crit jest BON bem SuO 6efannter
Slieger erfabrcn. sic ipcrpcn lid) nod
mebr ipunbern, meuu lie crit alics an@
berc nod crfabren.
@enn aitdeucrs bier Yiillinz
nen" gar nid)t poa iucrben pDllen.
fam er lid, ia mld Elm paar 9iuiieu
nerldreibenl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16

Sic slrmeebil bon 100000 @ann
ullf bem Sriebensfub lpllrbe beute bonn
@pnferenScpmntittee npllenps ins Heinc
9chraht nnb miro mprscn Dem Sennt
uno Dem @aule pprlicgcu. gs miro cr@
irartet. haB tic nem GraIiOenten por
gnbe Ser &odc 5ll9ebcu miro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
WILL HELP
CITY IN CLEAN
UP CAMPAIGN
MEMBER OF MEDICAL CORPS NAMED
TO DIRECT WORK OF MILITARY
POLICE IN THE CITY.
WILL EXERCISE ALL FUNCTIONS
THAT MIGHT BE EXERCISED BY
CITY POLICE OFFICERS.
SOME CITY CLEANUP RULES.
Cut " a all weeds.

Cut away all weeds.
Destroy or bury al t~in-cans.
Leave no bottles or other vessels
lying about To catch water and breed
mosquitoes.
Cover all garbage and refuse pos
sible. All other garbage should be
placed in the alleys in covered re-
cepticles and only ut the hours Of
collection.
Consider your alley to be another
front yrad and keep il that clean.
Report all conditions that You
cannot correct yourself to the city
sanitary department.
Tell your ~neighbors hat Won are
an enthusiastic advocate Of the city
cleaning movement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
BELl-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves ii. 25c at all druggists.


Deputy Cnctoms Inspector w. i. Vale
returned 10 Brownsville last night after
spending a two weeks vacation at Gal
weston.
John r. Mullins Of Corpus Christi. post
office building Inspector. returned to
Brownsville last night. Mr.. Mullins i in
Brownsville po-tofiiee.
Mrs. 4. ". Dalzell has returned from
an extended visit to New York City where
she purchased a new stock Of millinery
for the Hat shop.
J. b. Culver and L.. W. McGregor of
San Antonio are visitors in Brownsville
today.
r. Barron of Houston j. q business Wis
itor IN the city.
c. W. Strain, of Houston, general pas
sencer agent for the Gulf Coast Lines, is
Il business visitor in Brownsville today.
q. G. McLendon Of Chicago i a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
CAPTAIN John p. Bachino of New Or
leans. formerly a well known steamboat
master on the Mississippi river, bnt now
with Swift & Co.. i IN Brownsville to-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
orFICF OF THE DEPUTY CoLLEC

OFFICE OF TIE DEPUTY CoLl.EC-
TOR or CUSTOMS. Brownsville. Texas
August m. 1915. There Will MI sold IN
pnhlir auctiou at the United states 'nS-
t,n- House III this city. NJ Thursday
S.,teuhrr :. 1916. III ~ o'clock \. M,
10 COW. one On heifcr and one tll
horse. seized for violation OF Section
r. :. ANY claim made therefor
rn.t NJ filed with the undersigned with
II seven az DAYS here NJ.
!. A. MALTBY. Deputy Collector
sI3ll1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
ANNOUNCEMENT

Lawrence nlmstfd. formerly Watch
maker ard 0ntician with the Rntlefqe
Ic,yelrv Co. will omen a jewelrv store on
Elizabeth Street het"een HallamS and
Rie Grande Electric Co. He will be ready
Srniember 1. to do watch and lewelry re-
pairinq. enrraving and all kinds OF optical
wcrk. 825t 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
CITY NEWS


Court Judge Celaya this morning admin
istered a lecture and warning to a resi-
dent orally charged with violating the city
ordinance prohibiting the removal of "A
building from one lot to another without
permit The circumstance causing the
charge TO be made grew out of the block
Ing yesterday afternoon Of Washington
street and the street ear traffic around
the belt when the rolling gear upon which
a frame house was being moved broke
while crossing a street ear track.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
BRIDGE President Comiro-prc.idcpt /,

T. Perkins Of the corporation owning the
international ferry and bridge nj Browns
vile, residing at st. Louis, Mo-. i expect
cd To arrive in Brownsville next week.
when, II IT. understood. arrangements for
the erection If a fumigation and bath
house for the immigration service upon
the ferry property will be taken up with
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
Work On Cleanup Beuins.

Lieutenant Val II. Miltcnhnrcrr nf the
army medical corps established his head
quarters in the city hall this morning
from which he viii conduct n city clean
ing and health campaign in cooperation
with the citv authorities. Lieutenant MI
tcnhergcr and City Health Officer n. III.
nlcka~on viii work together IL l. m
der~iood. in the prosecution III 4 cam
paign that has rs its object the placing
of Brownsville on n sanitary and hvgic-
ME basis that viii practically insure il
against any epidemic that might threaten.
Lieutenant Miltcnhcrger ha~ been fur
niShed an Office III Il room nearly opposite
that u City Manager Williams IN the city
hall. His first act this morning follow
inc his establishing himself in his office
To inspect the quarters occupied by
the military police and arrange for the
screening Of the quarters and for other
comforts and hvgienic facilities. At pres
ent the men sleep on cots beneath mosqui-
to bars and the room is somewhat crowd
cd.
In company with CITY Manager VIII
liams ~ Inspected the city market and
announced that ~ viii ~ once begin m
inspection 81 the city with n view to
mapping eat q plan of campaign.
This viii include. be said. in addition
To compelling the citizens and household
erS 10 maintain clean premises. an cdu-
c%atinnal campaign ID persuade them ~
maintain cleanIy houses. The campaign
viii - against flies and mosquitoes
through n war on their breeding places
and AGAINST cock-oaeheS through an edn-
rational effort among the people in which
they win be urged to nd their homes Of
them.
Lieutenant Mfltenhergnr'S appointment
came az a result If efforts that %crlui-
mated in fhe matter being carried to. Chief
Army Surgeon General Gorgas Of WASH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31

Cooperation Of the United States army
medical department in the city cleaning
campaign ~inaugurated by City Manager
r. il. Williams yesterday morning gave
special significance TO the first DAYS de-
velopments OF the campaign.
Yesterday afternoon City Manager
Williams wrote 4 letter to Lieutenant
Val r. Mltenberger Of the army medical
corps giving him full authority as A city
health officer To exercise all functions
that may he exercised by the city officers
OF that department. Lieutenant Miiten-
berger viii have authority to inspect al
leyS and private premises and 10 call 10
his aid both civilians and military police
IN the enforcement Of the city's sanitary
and nuisance ordinances.
He will cooperate with City Health Of
ficer +. f.. Dickson.
This action followed notification from
Lieutenant Colonel 4. j. Kirkpatrick. dis
trlct surgeon. that Lieutenant Miltcnber-
Ger had been appointed special sanitary
Inspector assigned to the city of Browns
Vile. The cooperation of the army with
the city in the city cleaning camnaisn.
Mr. Williams stated. j. the result of e.
forts that he has exercised during the
past several weeks in which it was found
necessary 10 carry the matter 10 Sur
geon General Blue at Washington.
Just when Lieutenant Miltcnberger will
begin this work i vet TO be announced.
II j. understood that his assignment i
without specific limitation ~ ia time and
that he viii continue u exercise author
ity IN Brownsville until the order j. re-
voked. He viii in no way lose his mill
tary status, but win work under the IN
rl~diction and authority of the medical
department of the army.
Y will amount. practically, II y said.
70 p turning over of the city sanitary Sit
nation. within the limitations of the exist
ING ordinances. to the war department.
except that the city will continue to OK
crci-c it, cnmricte civil Jurisdiction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. M they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There - only enc way to cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness IS caused by an nfiamed cundi-
tion OF the mucous lining OF the EuSta-
chan Tube. When this tube Is inflamcd
YOU have a rumhling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when ~ is entirely closed.
Deafness ~ the result. and unless the in
Illumination can bc taken out and this
tube restored 10 its normal condition.
hearing will - destroyed forever. nine
cases cut Of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which II nothing but an nfiamed Sondi-
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We viii gixe one Hundred Dollars for any
case Of neafness tcauFfa ~ catarrhA that
cannot be cured hy HAIRS Catarrh Cure.
k.f1 Ter circulars. free.
y CHENEY q co. Toledo. Ohic.
sold hv Druggtsts use.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31

man Brown, driver of an army motor
truck, was fined 81 and cost BIZ Judge
telaya in the corporation court this NOM
ing upon conviction Of violating the traf-
lie ordinance. Chief of Police Linton,
who filed the complaint, stated that
Brown drove the truck around the corner
AT Elizabeth and Twelfth streets ut a
speed exceeding six miles an hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31

ington. General Gorgas personally con-
Quoted the campaign that made the Pan
anna Canal Zone healthfuI and the work
AT Brownsville will have the benefit of
everything that was learned IN that cam
raign. General Gorgas was at one time
stationed at Fort Brown
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
A STRENGTHENING TONIC.
Horseford's Acid Phosnhates.

A. 4 tonic. ~ necessary ~ the ener-
,atinr climates MI warm or tropicHl conn-
tries. " stands unrivallcd. y g''rs m-
creased power If resistance - disease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
FRESH B0EBOES AND CHoCo-

LAIcS; Big Shipment lust received.
Phone Us Your order today. City Con-
fectlonery, between Dreamland and Dit
man Theaters. Phone SOB. 622,tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
Automobile Licenses-Automobile

T"tof'fuDhC IiICiioSo- AutnhlniHc IL
ccnscS were issued out Of the Office Of
County Clerk joe Webb this morning as
follows: No. 96l, Pedro S%olitar, Browns
vile. Ford; Juan Arcllano, Brownsville,
ford.