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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

id)iffe an~eetiinbigten @abnabmen
nift in ltebereinltimmuns iteben nit
bent bon Seutidlanb unb Seitcrreifz
lln9arn s~e9ebenen Veriprefen, Damn
itiisen iih ieine 8ortc u%ifenbar auf
cine fnlifc @uffaiiun9, ba Oicies
Weriprefen lid nun nuf frieblife
3anbelsififfe be5og. nid,t aber auf
iolhe, Die gu @neriffs5tpedeu nit Sc
id1iisen perieben mcrben. Seine
faIihe Iuffaiiuna biirfte barauf 5us
r~iid5ufiibren iein, 'bab oas @emoran@
bum uno Der bn3u gebori9e Inbans
iid nod nitt in Den Sdnben Der
gunbesreeieruns beiinben uno baber
nod nid1t o linn gepriift tperDen
fonnten."
Wilion bebarrt bartndfis auf ieinem
Stanbpunft.
@aibin9ton, 8. 6. = Sn
ieinem Shreiben an Den YrdIibenten
(25. Sebr.) ertldrt equator Stone:
nSie Gage I'M aongreB seniiet. nm
bel iorgfdltisen unb oenfenben Ien>
ihen cine tiefc llnrlibe berborSus
rufen 49,. GO iebr nnb tief i6 es
beoalern piirbe, nit Sbnen abiolut
nift iibercin3uItimn1en, baltic ih es
fir duBerit idlipieria fir mein Yilidts
sefiibl unb meine Observation-Disclosures,
meme ginipiaigung 5u eeben, bieie
Nation in Den 8irbel bicies @eIt>
+ ..eses gu itiir3en. neil einerieits
iraeno cine Der WGdlte cine unaes
rehtfertiste Sartnddisfeit ~ 3eist
unb anoererieits ipegen Der IoIlfubn@
belt u~nicres Bottles. riidiidJtslos bas
3eheu auf beipaffneteu Sd,itfen elmer
friesfiibrenben Nation auf's Spiel 3u
iesen. Die ifon mebr einem nora
Iiid,en @erratb gegen Die 8epublif
sleitt. Sd fann mid, Der ltcber>
3eiigung nift eut3ieben. bab bas eben>
10 ungebeucrlih ipie nnperanttportlif
pdre."
Yrdiioent Wilion erfldrte auf ieben
Ylau bon Witslieberu ieiner Yartei
bin. baB er barauf beiteben ipiirbe. bab
Seuti6lanb ieine Grtldruns. mad, benz
20. Sebruar ale betpaftneten Sanz
belsidifte obne Mnrui 5u torpebieren.
) + ii d3iebt. 9eutihlnno miiiie
bas Nett amerifaniider Viireer,
ir9enbpobin in Siderbeit 5u reifeu.
anerfennen. slei6tiel. Oh Die Sfiffe.
auf benen tie reiiem, beipaffnet posr
mnbefuaffnet. neutral iinb ooer elmer
fri~esfiibrenben Hation a~nseb0ren.
9emOfraten fir, @epublifaner sesen
Warmuns.
8aibington. 9. G.-8e5eit<
ncnb fir bic Stimmung nnter ben
Oemofraten lit Die Meuberuns &eprGs
i%entant 9eders: sd fiirdte. bab mir
am Nanoe beS &rie9es ffeben. &ein
0emofrat lit tpiliaer. benz ErGiibenten
bic 3dnbe fret gu balten, ais id, bod
ih claude. bab bieier Shritt obne
Hiidii6t auf bic Iniidten bes Yrdiis
benton getban tper. IN io0te."
Sp,ua'er fir ssarnnns.
Bon BEN Sotpa'er &onere6pertretern
erfldrten lid Die Hepublitaner: Smu,
Sausen, 8ooo. Hamieper. SpiueQ,
Green unb 9emofrat Stcel fir einen
@arnungss grlaB ipdbrenp Die Nes
publifaner &ennebp, Speet. Sotpner
uno @oobs iih nidt ausipraden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
Spannnng
im &ongreR.

beiber Sdnier ani@einenb
fir Warnuns Dor Wenntum 9
arnierter Sampfer, aber suslei&
bereit, GSefmtiue 5eit 81 ~seudbrem
fir biplpmatifGe &Iarmns. -
Senatur Stpme tuarnt ppr benz
brpbenben 2ries; Wilfon beftebt anf
umbebinstes @edt bpn Mmerifamern
beiuaffnete S@iffe 81 benutem. =
"Is the Right of Americans to Travel
On Armed BelIigerent Merchant YES
sells Worth a War; frast bic ,Gbi-
cage 9ribune".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
(epe,teu tar siete s..tans s.ars.ttet.J

Rabington, 8. G.-3pii6en
Ggefutipe unb Legislative berri1t ieit
benz %. Tebruar @affenrube, nah>
benz poIc 5lpei Sase fir grlab elmer
Warnung an Mmerifaner a9itiert tporz
ben mar. grnltlihe 0eriuhe. cine
WarmungSs 8eiolution iiber ben 8opf
bes Yrdiioenten bintpeg 5u paiiieren.
tpurben borldufig aufee9eben. Guf
pie LANCE permae ieboH &iemanb gu
iaaen. ba a1es bon Der aus Berlin
ertparteten Mntiport abbdn9t.
gs bate ipdter Tam Samstae)
ben Mnidein, als Oh Die Webrbeit
beiber SGuier entidloiien lei. benz
Yrdiibenten in ieinen oiplomatiihen
llntefbanblunsen feinen Stein in ben
@eg gu lesen. Sic 0robln,e. er
iperbe, tpenn nidt in bieier Sraee
unteritiist. nidt fir ben ndditen
9ermin fanbibiercn. bat au9enidcins
lid gefrudtet. Trobbem fubren Glide
~berienisen aoupreBs Nitslieber, pelde
unbeoinst bafiir iinb, bab amerifaner
Dor Der Nenusung armierter Sanlpfer
fr~iegfiibrenber Ndfte getparnt tper@
ben, in ibrer Yropaganba fort nnb
tpurSen BARN nod burh cine Sepeide
beS ebemaligen Staatsiefretdrs BRIAN
angeitahelt. norin oieier barauf
brinet. baB amerifaniide Burger Dor
8enuSung bon Shiffen &rieefiibrens
Der eeiparnt iueroei .iouen. Cine
balbi9e Mbitimmuns iiber ~berartise
Mntrdge lit ieboh nift 5u ertparten.
Sm Seuat reihte equator q o re
feline ettpas ~absednberte 8eiolution.
tpobur6 entertainer bor Der Be-
nusung bon beitiidten fcinbliden
Sdiffen eeiparnt tperben. Elm. IuBer>
benz brafte Senator Sones bon
8aibineton cine Neiolution elm,
tpelde, seH-v Semcfratiih erL gbsratter
Mnierer Negierung .betoneno. es ais
bic HtfiHt Ses SetidtS atiSIpridt. bab
irgeno cine Sraee. tpelfe bic gbre Der
Station beriibrt. Dor elmer gntI1lubs
faiiung benz &onareb noreeleet iperbeu
iou, unb bab fein llItimatiim on cine
frembe Naft eeianbt tperoen ion. nod
Der Mbbruh Der oiplomatiiden 8e3iebs
ungen obne borberi9e llnterbreitlns
an ben Gongreb erfolgen barf.
Saus. Ysebrbeit fir Warnuns.
Spreder Chart tbeilte am %.
Sebruar Yrdiibent Willom in einer
&onferen3 I'M. @eibcn Sauic NIT.
fpehn bic Mbitimmune iiber cine Hez
iolution. bic entertainer Dor Der Be-
mubung armierter 8anoelsihiffe gu
tparnen - ipo9esen fid Der Yrdiibeut
itrdubt - i'm Observation-Disclosures erz
Siprneen ipiirbe. tpdre lire Mnnabme
NIT einem -StimmenperbdltniB bon
5ipci 9e9en ems 81 ertparten.
Na6 Der &onfercn5 NIT benz Yrds
iibenten bcriftctc Spreder Glarf,
eab es linn nidt gelunsen lei. Die Mnz
iitt Serrn @ilion's. baB Die ~Gbre
bes 2anbes" auf benz Spiel itebe. an
dnhern. Serr Glarf ia9te es nidt
brett. berihtet Der @aibinetoner
&orreiponbent Der .Sa. S%taats5ts."
lieb aber nnter Der Sano burdbliden.
bab ibm Der Yrdiibent bieie @ittbeis
lung madte. Die luieoer MIR - Die
m~ciitcn &onsreb sNbgcorbneten tbeilcn
bieie Mniid)t = 5cigt, baB &err @ilz
ion Die sesenipdrtise Gage su pcri6ns
lid)en politiiden 3peden ausidlad)z
tet. iint iid abcrmals cincS 1einer be-
riibmten biplomatiihcn Sie9e an bers
aetpiliern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
5anatiter baltem ,,0Ottesbieun"

8dbreno Der Seiertase ipurbe cine
.reli9ioie Seller" an 8orb absebalten.
Die Seiter oerielben iparen Street
Corner Yebagogues" Der idlimmiten
Sorte uno- Die Seier ieIber, Die reid,s
lib init Sbrdnen begoiien lpurbe. hattie
einen oerart fanatiihcn Gbarafter,
oaB lie ieSen ebrlid b~enfenoen
Gbriitem anefelte.
Infan9s Sanuar cines ieben Sabres
tritt Die MtIantiihe Slotte cine Nabrt
mad ben iiolid,en @eipdiIcrn m, sic
bis Mitte Npril bauert. 9ieier Glotte.
Die aus linsefdbr IA Gdiifcm, nit
elmer Seiasuns bon ca. 1860 Mtann
beltebt. limb im 8anSeu sipci YrieIter
bciseaebcn.
Sn DEM llebuneslaeer herrIdten
dbnlid,e llebelItdnoe Dor. Sort puroe
in9cfdbr 5tpct Wal Die @pd,e @ottess
nicnlt ~abgebalten unb sipdr bon Den
obeneripdbntcn Sanatifcrn. Iuf
fparcn oieie Seute unter Den Soloaten
nlebr 8egePitdnbe Der &ritif unb oes
Spottes als beS Neipefts.
Sun1I 1ou 9enll9 9cla9t 1etu iiber
Den &angel an Seeliprgern. clio
ipdbrenh bier Nonatcn feline ein,iac
@clcgenbcit Siir bI. 9cid,te an aeben
Deer Der bl. @eiie bei3uipobncn! Sm
llebri9en lam ih nod periidcrt, Sab
Der fattoliidc 5bcil Der @eiatuna Der
rSouiIiana" cine Ienberuna bierin
NIT Ve9cilterung nufnebmcn fpiiroe. ,
GmpSrenbe itnfttli&teit AT Serb.
Sas moraliidc Nipcaii ser Ios
troicn lit ocrart uieoris. baB Iih meinc
Sober itrdubt, cS 81 ifrcibcn. Bic
llnSrdlt rihtet 9erabeSm itredlife
Terbeernngen an. Scurlaubte &ames
rnoen crsdbltcn mir. Tic miirbem lid
fiird)ten mad Sauie 3u scbcn. ipcacn
ibren iiblen Ingepobnbeiten mnb
Heben.
8atbulii6e Glterm.
Ien Sbr einen Spbm im Der
Marinc babt, 10 benft an i'm. Ver-
einigt @md, oamit bod ct,uaS aetbam
wiro, sur Tettuns nnierer Watroien.
Hrieiter bran&en mir, bic nttS aeijtia
unb m~oraiiih pieber a~nibelfen, font
perberben mir Vile an 9eib unb Seele.
-(eim fatboIiider @arine.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
8~rietweeRiel 3witdRen Sema'
tor Stone mmS Dent prds
itHenten.

Dit ciner Sartnddiafeit, Die elmer
,beiieren Sahc piirSig pGre. berbleibt
YrGiibent Wilion Nauf ieinem Stanos
pnnttc. bab eS cincn Verito6 tpiber bic
Gbre Der Matiou bcoeuten ipiirbc. ipcnn
bic @unbcsresierun9 Die amerifanis
iden 8iirser amtlih o 9enueune
bciuaifncter Sanoelsihifie frie9iiibs
rcnocr Wddbte parnen lpiirbe. Der
seblib babcn ibm Die bemofratiItcn
6iibrer oes Observation-Disclosures mits
9etbeilt. baB in Sieiem cine offene
gmp0run9 ec9en iein 8egime bepors
itcbe, ipcnn CT nitlt reht3citia cinz
lcnfc. Miidb Der Vrief. oen EQUATOR
Stone am %. Scbruar al, i'm ihricb.
ldbt pcntli6 e%rfcnncn. oab Der Dor
iiscr bes .Senatss NusiduNes fir
dubcrc V~eSiebungcn mmr ihlperen
8er3enS uno uniiber3cugt Dem Yrdiis
benten aui ieinem arieespfaSe &eeress
folge l%eiitet.
8iliom's Mnttport auf ben Brief bes
Senators lit elm Me~iiteritiid Der Sias
leftit. abcr peitcr aud ni&tS. Sic
Ybraie BON Der natiOnalen Gbre ipirit
nidt i~ibcr5cuaenb. "a bic S~batIaden
I'M Wibcripruh az Der T~ariteuuna
iteben. bic Wilion bon Der Gadla9e
9ibt. equator Stone bat in ieincm
Brief ben 8ernpunft Der gnnacn aons
t~roUcrie beriibrt. Die an 9anbesperratb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

Sic, .,eiie Erayis BEG fran3Ss
iiiden Sauptquartiers beitebt
einfah bdrin. benz beittihen
Bulletin bic SGiloerung elmer
deitli4 erbebIih 5uriidlieeenoen
&fpbaic folgen 81 Iaien,
fobab Der Nnihein crtpedt tpirb,
als Oh bcutide grfolge tpieoer
riidgangig gemadt iporben feicn.
tpdbrtno iie in 3irflihfcit 5u
Der Stunbe. auf bic fid bas
fran50iti9e Bulletin be3iebt. nod
nid5t errungen paren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
&erlin gibt
mi9t ma9.

b. 8erniturff erbdlt lanse
2abelbepeife aus Berlin ii6er
itrittigen Sunft. = aus berielbtn
erbelt, bak 9emtidlanb ben fir ben
1. Mdrs ansefiinbisten @esinn bes
nemen Saufbupt. 8rieses scsen
armierte SanbelsiHiffe Der
alliierten MGhte niht auf fpdteres
Datum perifiebt. = Nesriinbet
Stanbpunft nit V6lferremt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
9te OHemtbe
gegtm Nernnn.

Sas SMidiai Der Ueite biirfte ais be-
iieseft geftem. - GaS Mrtinertc.
femer Der .9amtem BON GHen" umb
Der .9siMtem BON @ilfen" nm
Werbnn bas sr5kte II. fdauerli&ite
G&amipieI, has bic Welt ie &c.
feben. - Smrrasp senpmmem. -
Orsfe Smla&t bet .Gr5ermmt. -
tt-Wppte tbdtis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
.,Die Sttlieipe 6msamssYtsrte
itaetY partS."

Werbun. bic grobe Seituns an
Der Iaas. init ieiMcn 81 Gorts sdbltc
Dor benz Srie9 $4,000 Gintpobner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

@eitGi@ Ses Sorts itiirmtcn ,utiere
Grippen Gbampneirpiae i0pie Die
Cote De Taloil utb 6rangcn bis Mape
Dor. am Siibranoe oes @aloeS moro.
Gitlid bon Bras. @citlid bes Sorts
lwibnlen uniere Srilppen aleidJialls
init ~itiirnnnoer Sanb Die m~,sgeoebn.
ten beieitiaten @erfc bon SarSaii.
mont. Tie Woelure g'be,e lit Der
Sd}ahplas. beftiger Sample. Die lid,
bis Sllr Cote 9orruine a~lisoebnen.
9ead Den 5%,rr3eit borliegeiroem 8erid5-
ten betragt Die 3abl Der uirpermutbe.
TEN @cfanaenet nabe3u 15.00O.~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-25
Major Hopkins to
Eighth Artillery

Major Frank +. Hopkins. for the past
eighteen months III charge NJ the signal
service Of the United States army on this
part of the border, has heen transferred
To the Eighth United States field artillery.
a new regiment now forming Al Fort Bliss.
Major Hopkins expects 10 leave Tor his
new post a. soon ~ n successor ha~ been
named. 10 take command Of the signal
corps company in Brownsville.
a. Captain Hopkins. the ma ior inau-
gurated about eighteen months ago the
construction If the army telephone and
buzzcr system on the lower border. con
Meeting every army camp hrivecn
Brownsville ard Roma. and including
probably two hundred miles MI huzzer
and telephone line. When the national
guard wa~ sent % the border hi- work
va. changed ~ Brownsville. where under
his direction an elaborate telephone cx-
change va~ Installed connecting the local
army camps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-25
ARMY ORDERS.

- II
The FOLLOW iug army "ll"FN nav" nee" sSNU'n
Nh" following Officers ara t3' '.fi~ ~ 'lIl-
r.,F. .-r relieved frnfn as- grmrlt with tir
First I,raimrut VI Engineers H1d VIII pro
-,rd ~ tnr proper tim Z" thu "ir ~ ~,
%purIr,S" uf tnkin- n r"ursf "l Hi~tfd't'"h ''
th. ygin.rr school.
lIr-t Ii"utenauts W. u. llplrumh. J. :.
III r.nr. Second Iirlt.nnutS a. Ii 'r"nk-
bt.. n E.thrl IL t,anahl. u. L.. Harris.
- n ciil.tt. II Dawson and VI. J.
,nh-.,;. " I,,tsnn retired. II assigned
".'" H., .,J Mn pr.eeed t. Hunting
~ ~ A., MI r..ruitinr dutv.
Lir., liam. w,rt III \. ,irr.iy. field artil-
l,r, viIi r.,,ort H. the commanding officer,
seventh Fieia ARTILLERY. frr duty.
Second Lieutenant IL. IN. NlmiiH. seven
,.en,b Ipr,r,ry. Il attached a. The aviation
sa,tir, .irrli corps. aud will proceed % san
pirrn fnr duty at thr aviation school.
nrd.rs y N,ui., \. relating t. captain 4
a. IInU Tenth Cavalry. nfr revoked.
wv direction nf fhr president. Captain H. ~
u,e,frick. seventh cavalry. ~ detailed for ser
Vice in tEe uarrt~rmastrr c'r's. effective
>rutcuh rr li. view Captain n. M f"Ir- quar-
t,rmpStpr corps. relieved
Orders pC August f.. relating to First Lieu
t.nant n Nv rirrutt. Third iield Artillery.
uir rcvrlrI.
by hf"fl uM MI -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-25
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reserve the right 10 reject or revise any copy
deemed Objectionable.
Classified ads taken NJ ~ L. noon for pub
iication in the issue Of the same day. After
that hour the publishers reserve the right 10
insert under head Of Too Late 10 Classify"
Notice TO Advertisers.
Please read your classified ads on the first
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advertisement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-25

r.I -ort to the commanding officer. Third
loNa Infantry. for duty. aud to the officer in
rAA4g" ~ militia affairs. these headquarters.
Leave al an~-nce for fifteen days is grant
ci. tuder exceptional circumstances. 10 Cap
tam Frank leBrown, First Iowa Infantry. ef-
leave uf absence for twenty days i grant
s1. under exceptional 'lrclIg4s tHnrrs- ~ Sec
ond IJrttenant Eugane :. Boudiuot. Second
ioWa in.anfIY.
tud.r authority contained Ia 4 Telegram
from Headquarters Southern Department.
dtfed August =. 1915. Captain William A..
kits Goth Infantry will proceed ~ Fort
iayard. n. VI, reporting up.a arrival a. the
commanding officer. general hospital. fer oh-
-rrvatiuH and Treatment ln" travel directed
y necessary Ia Tie military service.
Iriyates Victor Durham and Edward \.
Cox. Thirty sixth Infantry brownsville.
Texas. and Private Arthur II. Duigncrty.
Company il. twenty eighth l|u.1UrfN. lHda!ss.
Texas. viii hc scnt al Iiariiugru. Texas. "a
witnesses befor, y general court martial wv
that place August -. 1916. ut iu:tn >. NJ.
N hen their services nrn Dab lun"r irSirpn 49,
witnesses. they wii hr rcfururi to their prop
sr stations. The putrrmaster Gorus will
furnish th. necessary transportation.
pHirtvrfastrr ~rrs lnt MHr..u H. he
fraft. QUA rmnster Corps. It1NHsyt''.
Texas. H~u proceed ,u .tIr ia.r fu LIN.
Grand Texas. reporting upon arrival ~ the
c"pimanding officer. Bakery tumpanF No. J..
f.r duty. The Quart rrtstcr Corps viii fur
niSh rhc necessary trans turtHt.rn. Th. jour
ue} Is necessary Tor thr public service.
N1 much n paragraph Ii Z. NJ. -. these
\ headquarters. August -. 1916. a. relates u
= Triyat.s Victor Iurham and Edward a. Cox.
Thirty six Infantry 3 an'n ,ed Z" read ~
follows: Iriyate- Victor durham and I'd
ward 4. Cox. THIRTY -siIth Infauiry. viii be
sent under proper guard consisting IF one
nun- commission officer and one private to
ivy Sticctrd rs the Commanding Officer
Thirty-sixth Infantry. o. Iiirlingcn, Texas. as
witnesses before N general court martial 1T
thar place August ~. 1916. a 1000 \. NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-25

Director Henry hoquemurr of the Elk,'
Minstrels, which l. scheduled at the Dit
mann theater the night Of August 81, has
already selected a good part of the east.
Following the selection OF II. Il. Creager
as first interculotor, Mr.. R%oquemore to
day announced that Lawrence Smith will
be i%nterlocutor No. ,. and William ;. West
and II. A. McCarN have been selected n
the ''.far-end' men. AT least six addi-
tional blackface comedians" are vet TO
be selected from the available talent"
The rchear~al> are progressing quite
satisfactorily, Director f,opuemore said
today. and he expressed himself ~ beng
greatly pleased with the results 81 last
nights rehearsal when more than usual
pep and ginger were fut into the work
Whether this wa the result of the pres
ence of several of the fair sex. or be-
cause 81 the warmth ~ the evening, ~ To
determined at the next rehearsal, NJ ,
sharp tonight.
Reserved seats, it was annodnced TO-
dav. will put "a sale next Monday morn
ing af the Whitman Pharmacy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-25
ILLINOIS TIN
GOD A WINNER
WlOEMAN MAKES QUICK WORK OF
0KlAH0MAN IN SECOND OF TWO
SlUGGlNG BOUNDS
(BY THOMAS RIDDLE.

Fight fans were served a combination
salad last night OF fast clever bouts and a
good old fashioned smuggling match. Wide
man, the little tin god OF the Illinois camp
made quick work OF the main bout.
Charles Ferguson. the oKlahoman, who
wa, on the other end OF the argument
failed 10 rise at the count OF ten after a
minute and a half of the second round.
Both men are Of the ~slusging type and
the first round was fast and furious, with
decision even. The second round began
the same way and after a minute and a
half of fighting Wideman landed two
blow~ in rapid succession, the first 4
right ID the jaw and the second 4 quick
swing wEh the left 10 the solar pleXu~
Ferguson VA, unable ~ rise though moi
unconscious and when the referee held up
the %victor'- right hand the big crowd Of
Illinois cavalrymen turned the place into
a momentarv mad house.
The semi final between TIollihan of the
Illinois cavalry and Buck Timothy Of the
FIRST Iowa proved t. be- a clever and fast
eight rounds. Though Timothy forced the
fighting a god part of the distance and
had a well balanced system If both Of
Tense and defense IIollihan made good use
Of hi right hand in several places and the
bout wn, called 4 draw.
In the prcliminarie~ Private Racer Of
the First Iowa artillery o%utpointed Micky
Flamnery of Fourth L. 3. Field artillery.
Both men are new ~ the ring and will
probably be heard from later. Young
Lafayer vi the Thirty--iNth infantry
fought a four round draw with Private
Morris Mi the Fourth infantry. The bout
wa~ fast. Latave~ having the punch and
the defense while Morris covered well and
made the most 1T hi~ quick right iab.
They needed Il longer distance to prove
who wa the hest man and probably VIII
have the opportunity IN future matches.
The Illinois cavalry proved last night
th-t ths, bad not only fighters hui sing
err. a quartet opened upnu Y few songs
last night that made some melody.
The referee gave satisfaction III al M
his decisions and kept the clinchc~ broken
in N satisfactory way. lie introduced Joe
Bernicr Of Field Hospital Number Five
who has \ boxing show Of MI soldier
fighters scheduled for labor day. Joe i
managing Buck Timothy and claims ~
hold y few pesos of the long green which
he will clamp on hi~ lad 10 clean up any
body ~ lis mounds.
The bouts took place before ~" social
Athletic Club AT the IIinklev auditorium.
". III. Duncan was referee.
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~ course when Ne consider raw rrcingts w.
must garry the suhJcct fnrt her oa .utn ths
matter ~ the prices We rrt and thr prices
we must paw feF hnixhcd ~rrciaefs We shall
counnc cur Guns srrafion. too 80 fhnSe p~roirets
which have taer wain On the farm either ID
the raw sfair nr fl shnl nwi ralwtartavcl
into edible Or Weasaiie Articles
lot Us take wheat. fc- cvamrFc- We aH
tncw that she war has rHt ila price cg wlsst
vsv M VERY wrL-iAis meaas thst the
Whole %cruntry; c!fy. town and rural rnpulafion
- we'll are paving more Tor their rcnr-therr-
fore the wheat raiser should Theoretically H.
getting rich % : rreauet which IL crSts him
NJ morn 10 raise than f1rnerly and feE which
h. gets morc moncy.
Hut wait q minufe-there are other fhlars
q consider In tbs matter ,, growing rick 81
81 the war Cotton ami wrNi aud meats ant
farm machinery and sugar have scae q, too.
This means that whtie the wheat rai4er j.
getting me-e fr his rrNissef. h. t. ei@a rayir<
scu,e other agricuitr- - fe~ fer hS prs~iurt.
This cuts down somewhat ca the p-nass the
wsr Is bringing 70 tie farmer. Thra j. w0uia
seem that the best WY - kecn ahead o. the
game - For the farmer 10 fsr the farmer who
RAISES bis necessities the incrra~c1 gr~S that
the war has hraarhf asAstt art when huvirr
his luxariss or ihosr thinas thaf a.. nnt hare
necessities II life 10 pick and ehcoee tzon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-25
Social Notes

Librarians AT the Learners Club for
tomorrow are Mrs. A. Snyder for the
forenoon, Miss Anna Kelly for the after
noon and Mrs. II. VI. SHELTON for the eve
ming. This morning Mrs. r. ID. Evans was
librarian, Mrs. +. ". Clarke j. in attend
ance this afternoon and Mrs. f.. r. How
ard j. scheduled for duty this evening.
q
1t was announced this morning by the
House committee of the Elks' club that.
due 10 the preparations being made for
the Elks' Ministries, no arrangements Will
be made for dancing AT the club tonight.
The members of the Country Club.
their families and friends are invited bv
the Officers Club 1T Fort Brown to at
tend the hop Saturday night at the Off
GERS Pavilion, At 80 p. m.
Officer Pavilion al Fort Brown H. due
10 become the center Of activity IN army
and civilian social circles. An Informal
hop viii be pIven each. Saturday nieht.
commencing at 800 p. m. the first ~
sh'1t ~ w NV INV AAA-NAH tAANf
dances viii be gwen on occasions con
nectcd with the entertainment Of di-tin-
guishc,i visitors.
Each Wednesday night from s ~ ~
O'Clock there viii be- q band concert in
the pavilion. This viii BE- known a~
Ladies Nicht Band Concert" and the
program vii consist entirely If dance
pusir. and Officers. their families and
friends who 80 desire may dance.
The pavilion. II l. anuoHncoi, will-dl-
ways be- open for the u~e IA The la'ie- of
the post to give teas. card pay. c~. cte..
this entertainment ~ occupy x portion III
the pavilion. the remainder W IVY reserved
for the member Of the Y own-villc Of
ficcr~' Club. which viii 4r organized III
the near future. II D. the announced i'm
tcntion 10 make thi- club something ir
the nature 80 q &C. Intry club. IN that
ladies may Away come ~ thc club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-25

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S. s. s. has been purifying and nouT-
ishing the blood for over half a cen
tary. 1t is also a very efficient tonic
and being purely vegetable. it is the
cleansing Of the blood and toning up
OF the SYSTEM
Call for it at your druggists and
don't accept a substitute II special
medical advice is desired write Med
ical Department % Swift Specific Co.
Atlanta, O.. ~-