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The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
ROSE TO THE OCCASION.
hin Chance - Tsp the Legal Pvrss
Tee Coed to Miss.

Hin Chance 70 Tap the Legal pvrss
Tee Coed to Miss
Attorney Thomas C. Brinamade
doesn't object to good story. even II
Ms on him. He tells this one:
.-The other day an old coiored man
came sauntering up to me In my yard.
where there was big pile Of rubbish.
-.AiornIng. John ! said.
.Nornin'. Marse Tom o mt you
want that rubbish hauled away:
..Whatll you take?' asked.
..Dollah a load. an l think I'LL take
Ses. about two loads.
.T'n give you IS cents n load told
him
".You remember me. do you. Marse
TomT
".why. sure. John
..WeIl, You remember when was up
for shootin' craps an you pleaded me
guilty in police courtF
".Sure.' ! said. Z.
IAN you charged me SO an l
never said a doggone word:
John hauled the rubbish at u
load. and he made three loads Of it,
Cleveland News.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
PRACTICAL HEALTH MINT.


OybtossS0Vto 8H0SVh
The woman who doss hsS own
housewOrk-and that y the foF.
tune Of the matority-is usuaily
worn out It the end Of The DAY.
says q writer In Lsslie'a She b
art to conclude. therefore. that
exercise 10 o word not intso0e6
for bsr. She couldn't make .
greater mhtakeL A wo0AD
needs half hours rest ssar the
middle Of the day. Il = tfuA BIT
she needs also systsmatie and
stimulating exercise One ~.
son why women are 70 fatigusd
at the end Of the day b that
they lack muscle tone. Half %
hour Of brisk exercise suited to
the peculiar needs Of each tsdj.
viduai. taken regularly, followed
by q cod dash Of watss, will
serve to keep the whole msscs.
lar and nervous system b toss
and work wonders tn Keeping
the eyss bright apA tAs essos
good. something tAat an wo0ss
desire. The h0ussw1fe wee
takes both . brief rsse anA ~
tematsc exercise daily VIII sos
dnd herself 70 much . prsy b
that tired ont fes,tns q ths Aay's
end and will b. abas to - oil -
her wort the better.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

Hear that howl? There's something
about 1t to remind me Of the voice of
some one who have known. l won't
do any driving away until I've had 4
Look at the animal"
Mr. BOwser put on his hat and pass
I'd out. The dog sat at the gate and
was getting ready for another howl.
but choked 1t OF into a whine as the
door opened. AS no clubs were thrown
Or cuss words used he made bold to
jump the fence and enter the yard. He
was long. lank. Ill used bobtailed dog
who hid evidently cut loose from home
and was freclancing around the cOun.
try. MIR. Bowser was about to utter n
yell and scare the canine out OF q
years growth when Mrs. Bowser spoil
ed It all by opening the door and de-
manding:
well. why dom you drive him
old friend OF yours?'
Mr. BOwser snapped his fingers, and
az the dog came trotting up the steps
he WINS usbered into the hall and
through to the sitting room. The fam
lily cat WAS lying under chair and
seemed asleep. hut II didn't take her
over the thousandth part Of second
to wake UP and light on that intruder
There was mixup for few seconds,
during which Mrs. Bowser ran M.
stairs. Mr.. Rowser got chair. and
cat and dog rolled over each other on
the nOOr. Then the cat flew upstairs
after Mrs. Bowser. and the dog sat
down and looked at Mr.. B0wser and
waited for further instructions.
what on earth did you do that forr
called Mrs BOwser from the head Of
the stairs,
"Becnuse I'm going to give this dog
q show answered Mr.. Bowser. 'T'm
going to give him something to eat and
then study him.
1t happened to be the cooks night
~ or there would have been a riot in
the kitchen. As It was. Mr.. Bowser
cleared the pantry for the dog. and
when there WAS nothing more to eat
be returned to the sitting room Mrs
Bowser came down just then to say:
II never henrd Of such silly thinp
III ub uS hie. N"s uoh sou tus'
him out?'
let me tell you something" replied
Mr.. Bowser. There's a familiar looh
abont that dogs face There's nm ex
preston about the mouth which awak
ems memory. Say. now. hut Just NJ
true rs you live one Of the best friend,
ever knew had Just such an expires
sion: Upon my word. believe tn,
soul Of Will Baker. who died twt
years ago. has passed into this dog!'
Then It had better pass ont again
I'll open the door and you jump al
him
IN do nothing of the kind. That
| expression almost -clinches my belief
In transmigratiOn. Suppose Il should
he the aonl Of my friend come back t.
! earth again? See him look at me
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
Unfair

Jinkers No use talking; there's
something wrong with civilization.
Things must be reformed. Patience
has ceased to be virtue.
Blinkers-What's happened?
Jinkers-Here I'm assessed 81 dog
tax for a miserable little two cent cur
that my boy picked up somewhere,
while my rich neighbor with $500
thoroughbred does not have to pay a
penny more.-New York Weekly.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

Explaining an Escape.
Were you ever among cannfbalsT
asked Miss Silligal
YES" replied the constant traveller.
"And they didn't have you for din
nerY'
Certainly not! Let me see. net
some cannibals Just before Easter"
-"Oh. see. How lucky for you that
you met them during Lentr'-Wash-
ington Star.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
Applying the Active Test.

Applying the Active Test.
Beanie was telling his parents about
the wonderful things he saw In the
circus sideshow.
.And what do you think he said
there was IN armIess woman who
played the piano with her feet
Little sister Ruth. who Is linking mu-
nc lessons. piped up:
"In just bet she can't span an octave
with her toes"-London Standard.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
Then They Quit.

Then They Quit.
"what's the trouble herer'
THE beilboys- are on strike"
Want more nay. SUPPOSED"
"No. A man came in little while
ago and asked to have Waldislnscz
Sxcburcxs paged. Herald.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

Reporter-How much Of an obituary
do you want about the man with
rubber neck?
City Editor-Stretch 1t to half col
umn.-Philndelphia Ledger.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
A caissss prsvsrs's Origin.

A cAinsss Prsvssts Origin.
BELL seal ROW aboss" y ao s1psss
aop which 10 Xhina y ased ~ dea'ssos
~ sTant knsvs and pliferss. Ibs 81
pessssoo = hundreds Of yeass 0sd a
wealthy Chinamas. wb0ss gorge0osiy
embroidered shoes vess tue envy u
the eo0ounjty. vss. according 10 The
seeeod. dsspotlsd of hh pstde 10 the
SoiIowtns manner: 4 rosrai Ooe day
rushed up. gavs the ricb man hearty
b,ow o. The bact and. eeixins the ~
toniahed esotieman'a bat, pitrbed u
upoo Q high wall. Tbs nest momsnt
The fellow seemed " disroves inet n
vas not an Old friend be wss greeunS
20 enthusiastically snd aposostzed pro
fussiy.
~How stall ! GET my bat!' inquired
tbs mas Wit tins beautifui sboss.
Jump % my hsct. srd yus' rse
reach ~ replied the scbenes.
Tbs susxsssioo vas carssed ont, tat
while The hstIess man wss ree~b'ns
fos his bsad covering the rssrai slipped
az the hspdaome Shoes and made away.
.ssvtns tie simple minded mtiisonatre
ciuthins the vail.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

The Other Sides Counsel ,iiercelyp-
I suppose you were brought mp to tell
the truth?
The Goaded Witness-No. wasn't.
The Lawyer-NOt brought up to tell
the truth. What do YOU mean BY
that?
The Witness-My folks intended me
for lawyer.-Bunal0 News.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
II. oidn't Go to Levers' Lane.

He Didn't Go 70 levses' Lane.
''ln the cleaning. oh. my darling.
Meet me. sure. 'twlxt eight and ni0o!"
Was the message that she sent NE.
And ] shouted. ''This II finer
But at midnight was frantic
vainiy I looked for her face.
' went hunting for the cleaning
Blessed n ! could md the place!
Philadelphia Ledgse.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
Chip.

Chip.
"women are the spice Of nfe."
'-Thnt'a the time you said some
thing"
"And life without spice would be-
Spice? thought you said spies."
replied the man whose wife had found
a poker chip in his pocket.-Houston
Post.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
The yextpwn Trip.

The JoytpWn Trip.
We waited not for weather.
For skies to beam In blue.
We made the trip to Joytown
And We
All
Pulled
Through.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
Mlxed.

"Has your son any arduots duties
Mrs. Nurichf'
elm afraid not. He says there ism
Ope thing about his job that he likes.
Buffalo Express.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

We frequently investigate
Our xeal-no one can doubt It!
And then We meet the question great.
s'What shall We do about IT,
-washington Star.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

He'd Haiss Them.
Mathematical Professof-How do yor
make equal 4?
Sporty stude - II only knew
wouldn't be broke 20 often.-St. Louis
Republic.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

Live, there q man With soul 80 dead
That never to his friends has said.
"Smith's car. you say. 10 very hne;
But, BY the way. have you seen mtneE
New York Gun.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

with increasing Amusement he laughed
Because of his daughters wild laughter:
Then no said. Though seem to be
dauEht.
am sure that my daughter IL daush-
ter"
Ladies'. Home Journal
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
srs.kins a Mirror.

Breaking . Mirror.
She broke a mirror on her huh.
And now she's sorry
She doesn't care about the dub.
But It's uniucky: there's the rub
That causes worry.
Kansas City Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
otseIy.

ALTHOUGH I think that she h grand.
she hates me: can feel Il.
shes stssled her heart against me. ana
I know that I can't steal II.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

II presume. my boy. YOU are not
aware Of the way sailing vessels
proceed when the wind IL unfavor-
able. so will tell you. They tacs."
81 see the point. '-Wsconsin State
Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
the oves~.

-How unkipd that doctor N!'
Naturally. II 10 n doctors business
b treat people HI Baltimore Aneri-
caa.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
on Tia.

TIE sSpeosiveues OF pure ti0 -.
~ounts ssoe the cafu with which II .
handled. II y astonishing oO~ iittbe
tis css 10 made to eovss t''oesands ~
ems. yss tin w0uld ~ stu usOrs ex-
psnsavs than n II had ~ tne following
peoesas beeo Invented fOs NJ rssUvssy
At sssy NV cost: Great beaps " empty
rans lprefeFabiy washed ana drtSd y
mschanScai meanss are paIed up 10 an
alright ro0m. Warm cht1rtns gna n
forcod Into ths rUo@. WhSss II reacossa
every u0ok and cosNss VI uss esna.
Tbs warw sns has tend~Dcy to unite
With tin and form % ehsoetts. . Nigh
y voaat1ts nquid. rhs mistuss ~
msss. rosalstins ~ or. frxe ehsosins
ano IN vapue ~ ttn chSesssss. p passso
theuaeb o svnsseasss. whsss tss IN
rhloss0e y separated fyU0 ths Otbsr
gasee. ssd % s,mpss ebemtrai psOr.
- tbs aha.,lutsay purs TN y psscip
hatso. Mes teri W0etd.
A Him sss Photographers
castonats Of sods y ah sr~eieratos
fos tb~ redu~ins agent With snnst
e.sso ~" ~ IN. ~
aately appear. bat II viil con,e very
slowly. Add Q stroaa soiutlOn VI car-
oossss " ~ III: 81"
@ -. ' ~. ..N.s.,.. a.. 49,.
st.. ~. - ..'...-..,,,.,"
s....,"a 49, = = ~. -. ,n..-
-
S.s .s.. 1900. .r,,s. /. ~.
~ -s.... ~ s..s.s... 80 ~. I.
A.-....'. =. = =, 49,, .,,c-. ~
49, sr.,n,ss. ~. .r.s., nr,in,
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wh.r. They Flourish.

I never saw a purple COW.
But goodness knows
It's iugt because ] never 20
To poster shows.
Spokane Spokesman Review.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

Bs-yoa % ~ sseD 10 - - sac
tssss f0t . Oct ~. 0os- aoW ess
~ Dtdnt. ! 1e0y ysss- HssusSss
A0sFSs1e
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01
Lssk.es p. AhssA
No ,sss osssss.

'"rhsrs's one thing can say.' saio
Mn WASHES. 'aoa that u lpat Z new
= Indulge II tdie gossip"
no" sxpiieo Mbao Caysoue. "f0u
must b. givea csSdta fue Industry In
whatever y0v ssdeftska" WaaAins
IN 0eAf.
The Meeker herald., 1916-01-01

Tss Papa what's tns baby crying
aboaef
Tbs Ma0os N. As's bsiss vssss1:
-Oe. p the wsess - NM q thse r.
SookseS 0eatesaaA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
GERMANS SUFFER
HEAVY LOSSES
BY ARTILLERY
GERMANS IN ACTIVE OFFENSIVE ON
BOTH BANKS OF MEUSE, BUT
UNABLE TO GAIN. PARIS SAYS.
GERMANS CLAIM FRENCH ATTACK
ON DEAMAN'S HILL Ineffective
ADMIT BRITISH RECOVERY.

The A--"ciatcd Press war summary to-
day say:
The Grrrnan~ are 90 the offensive before
Nerdun. infantry being active on both
bank ~ the Mcu-c. hui failing ~ gam,
Ptrl- says. The Germans suffered heavy
losses east of the Mcu~c W. the result of
French artillery. and German hquid fire
wa- used west 81 the Mcu~c without re-
suits. according 10 PARIS.
Berlin claims the French attack on
Deadman'- Hill was futile. but admits that
The British recovered about third of the
~x hundred yards oi trenches recently
taken by the Gcrman~ north 81 lprc~.
Constautinople ~ay- British camp On
th. Snez canal Wa attacked hy Turkish
aeroplane. British force ~ the eXpedi
ton against German Eat Africa captured
tmhugwe aud Salanea. London says
Ia tour hundred mile iheht ~ the
Balkans French aeroplane dropped four
large bomb un Zeppelin he'd IA the
Bulgarian capital The Donan resion "a 4
also hOmbaTd,d ~ limrn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
MEXICAN OFFICIALS DECLARE THEY
ARE NOT REINFoRcEmEMrs, BUT
TO REPLACE SOLDIERS At
CASAS GRANDES.
REGARDED AS CERTAIN AT e. PASO
THERE IS SOME BASIS FOR
STORIES FROM MEXICO ON
DIAz REVOLT.


FL PASO. Texas, April 22.--A troop
train left Juarcz today with several hun
drcd members of the Juarez garrison whu
have been ordered To Casas Grande>.
Mexican officials say they are not rein
fcrcements. but will replace soldiers there.
who will be sent 10 MADEIRA.
Ii j. regarded a. certain here that ther.
J. some basis Ia stories from Mexican
sources regarding the spreading OF the
Felix Daz movement IN Northern Mexico
The constant movement of Carran1a
troops j. believed here 10 have close reld-
ton 20 the activities of the Diaz follow
crs. II j. believed an organized attempt
= being made 10 tampcr with the loyalty
OF the Carranza commanders, hut So tar
there IL no indication Of success.
Officials ut Juarcz say preparations
were made to suppress possible disorder,
and that the Carrancistas are being thrown
around the Parral mining proprrt,r.
Mexican Consul Garcia says the American
can withdraw from Mexico without danger
"f attacks Or sniplng by civilians.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
BIG AUTO DRIVE
IDEA APPROVED
DIAMOND LOOP HIGHWAY OFFICERS
IN LINE WITH IDEA FOR BIG
EVENT ON BORDER MAY 30.
Especial 20 The Herald }

SAN BENITO. Texas. April e2-The
idea .iostered by ID. l.. Spcro. chairman of
the Brownsville City Beard Of Develop
mrni publicity committee. To inaugurate
me automobile drive from Rio Grande City
~ Brownsville of Diamond Loop enihus-
lasts. to take place MAY 30. meets with
the approval ~ Diamond Loop officials
here. and IL J. probable the affair will
r.'snr III planned bv Mr. >pero. The
aGiiun 81 liidaI." VOTERS in putting over
their bIg bond l>~ne Thursday has caused
a GREAT deal of satisfaction among San
BENT" Loop bo"~trr-. and there i hardly
any doubt bnt that local support will be-
forthcoming heartily for the big parade.
a. j sort II celebration IN advance Of the
early commencement e( actual construe-
non ci the Loop Highway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
Easter Sunday Here,
Straw Hats in Style

Have Nru bought Your sailor hat. vnur
bangkok ~ Your panama ll not. to-
morrow'~ Easter SUNDAY ana w nil thc
rules ~ the styles every man should hc
property equipped a~ tn summer head
gear. Winter A. i,ng SINCE gone IN the
L"wer Rio Grande Valley. and while
Faster Sunday H. somewhat advanced into
summer here. Il l. -tll not too bate e. Dis
card that felt ter something more season
able
Inquiry among TIE local merchants. wv
well - "oucc over thelr hat -tork~.
shows that the latest STYLES ~ straw hats
are purcha~ahlc IN the local stores What
ever the style ~ brand yeu like. whatever
style suits y"ur complexion or the east ct
Your countcnancc, whatever price vou
care 10 or can pay. there's hut one hat
for you for Easter SUNDAY. and that's u
straw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
New Concentration OF
1900 Men Is Rushed

COLUMBUS. \. NJ, April 22.-Thc new
concentration Of troops at Columbus j. be-.
IN. rushed today. Of the 1900 men order
ed To this border To he held subject L.
General PerShing'~ order. the Seventeenth
Infantry, under Major Alexander from
Eagle Pass. and the first battalion of ihr
Twenty-fourth Infantry under Major
Newman are already here. The Sixth
Cavalry. under Colonel CASTOR, L. expect
ed from Harrington tomorrow or Monday.
Supplies are being rushed to the frnni
that General PerShing may re-outiit hi
command during the lulI. Many of a..
men are reported 80 be IN rags.
Two trial flights were made today y,
Two hipIanc> being prepared for the front
Six c"tln~ we're received today a. be held
IN case If necessity
Preparations were made in the canu.
here r. observe Easter Sunday The va
men of Columbus sent the troops cake.
flowers and candy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
Exploding Ammunition
Cause Post Furry

The members Of the quartcrmaSter
corps al Fort Brown who live In quarters
along the Rio Grande had nm invasion"
of their own last night. a quantity Of
condemned ammunition was thrown on a
refuse dump and nj about midnight il be
gan to explode. The numerous shots
caused the quarternaster men To- rush ont
into the open half clad to rcpel what they
thought for the moment might be bandit
attack. Failing to locate AN enemy the
men made mn investigation and after an
anxious several minutes the cause of an
the trouble was located.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
GOVERNMENT ORDERS RUSH IN CONSTRUCTION
OF U. S. NAVAL RADIO PLANT AT POINT ISABEl

The international situation. hot a.. TO
Germany and ~ to Mexico. has rculted in
orders 10 rush - completion the con~truc-
tIon of the United States naval radio sta
hon NJ Point ISABEL. oppo~ite Brazo~ San
tiago harhor Steel for the plant left the
factories III Milwaukee wv fast freight ~
the 18th of April. and should reach
Brownsville not latter than the middle 1T
next week. according to q. W. Dnblc. in
charge 81 the construction work al the
plant. This steel will hc used in the con-
stTciion Of two great towers. each about
300 trrt III height
The Point Isabel radio station will form
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
'SnakevilIe" Is, Now
On Telegraph Map

Snakeville l.. II j. a place. II
l. near Brownsville, and u has
been designated a. a place, or point,
or village, or hamlet. or borough.
or whatever II might be called, by
the latest tariff sheets OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, re-
seived IN Brownsville today.
Snakevilie'- one and sole family
II the family of W. A. "SDake'
King, and II j. located Just mile
and a half from the court house.
The Western Union ha- designated
.Snakeville" n a point TO which
the company has free delivery. and
Telegram filed al any Western
Union telegraph Office IN the United
States, addressed I'd any person
rssidlng IN .'SnakevilIe, Texas"
Will obtain prompt delivery
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
HAYS EFFORTS
FOR ARMY BILL
GET OPPOSITION
REPUBLICAN HOUSE LEADER At
TEMPTS TO BLOCK SENATE
AMENDED ARMY BILL.
HOWEVER. HAY INTRODUCES SPE-
CIAL RESOLUTION FOR IMME-
DIATE CONFERENCE ON IT.

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. April 22-Rc-
publican Leader Mann today attempted to
block the efforts of Chairman Hay of the
house military committee to get the army
bill, a amended by the senate up for the
appointment of conference committee,
on "A parliamentary objection. hut Chair
man Hay introduced II resolution for a
special rule for immediate conference.
The. rules committee probably will re-
port favorabIy on il next week. which will
result in Fastening the perfection OF the
army bill, which the democrats charge the
republicans are delaying.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22

me most important link in connecting the
main naval radio station at Arlington. Va.
near Washington. with the Panama canal
and viii handle all business between Amer
ican war>hip- ~ Mexican water, and the
navy department II Washington. 1t will
also form connecting link with the sta
ton now under wny ~ San Diego. Cal.
and tlrt station on the west end ~ the
Panama canal.
MIR. Doble said today that instructions
have been received ~ have the plant com
pleied IN three months. but he said that
~ expects I" have y ready IN sixty day.
after the arrival of the steel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
CHASING
TRAIN BANDIT
HE ROBBED so PASSENGERS ON THE
UNION PACIFIC LIMITED NEAR
HANNA, WYOMING.

RAWLINGS. Wyoming, April PA
posse today i continuing the chase of the
bandit who last night robbed fifty pas
>engerS on the Union Pacific Limited west
a Hanna. Wyoming
The same bandit i, believed to have
robbed three trans IN thi> >ecnon within
= year. Before leaving he handed a train.
man a watch. saying be got il on the last
hcldup sud that he promised to return i
tins time
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
China Constructing New
Cabinet After Mandate

pEKIN, China, Apnl pa new cahi-
net j. being constructed Ia compliance
with the mandate # President Yuan Shi
km yesterda, m which he admitted the
administration caused dis~aiisfaction.
Taun Chi Jul. former minister of war. ae-
cepted the premiership and war portfolio
President Yuan SIN hal has agreed IL
surrender all clVii authority 10 the new
cabinet The government hopes the new
premiership Will reconcile the southern
provinces amt end the uprising.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
Polo Game Scheduled
For Sunday Afternoon

Selected teams viii play . game Of polo
sunday afternoon at Z o'clock on the field
~ Ilarlngen. u ws= announced today hv
Colonel II T.. BuIard ~ the Twenty
sixth Infantry The Harrington polo games
are attracting much attention by the citi-
zen~ ~ the town and community. and
Colonel Billiard SAYS the public j. invited
to witness the events.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
American And Mexican Governments Concerned
Over Increasing Evidence OF Diaz Revolt In Mexcc
German Ruler
Has U.S. Note
On Sub War

BERLIN. April 22-The American note
is now in the hands of Emperor William
Chancellor Won Bethmann- HoIweg. and
General Won Falkenhayn chief Of the gen.
eral staff at the general headquarters. The
lokal Anzieger says Germany's answer is
likely TO be delayed by parleys and re-
quests for further information on certain
points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states aud the Magic
Valley Is issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight. partly cloudy, warmer ~
the mtenora sunday. partly clcudy.
HIGHT sonfheily winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
AUSTRIA HAS us,
NOTE ON ATTACK
AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE CHARGED
WITH FIRING ON RUSSIAN BARK
IMPERATOR RECENTLY.

AMSTERDAM. Holland, April 22-The
An-iru Hungarian foreign office received
the attack on the Russian bark lmperator.
according - Vienna dispatches. Wash
ington', official advices say that an Aus
TRAN submarine fired on the vessel with
oui warninc and that one American was
wounded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22
Gen. Cisneros Goes To
Carranza Side Rel ort

TORREON. MeSico. April 2o.---f;cprral
Cisneros. reported to have joined Villa.
and hi command have surrendered ~ ,hr
military commander st Durango City and
has been granted amnesty, according ~
General Trevino. Trevino's information
that local agiiators desired 10 resist ~
advance of the American forces, bni ih..i
the de iacto troops control the siiuat,.a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-22

SAN ANTONIO scott and General Fred,
er Funston to-day The details The
frmt l'crhin Ii t,, Car.rni
a q 81 Of Wa Ba
Army officials d>clt the
q Of The de
10 j. making
Officers i
wholly D
To to meet an essi.n