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Emmons County record., 1916-06-15
Hazehon Happenings.
Republicam. June S,

tRepublicam JuncS
John Holsti. from over near Tcu
was visitor in town yesterday
II. T.. Paul. candidate for county nu-
dior is up from Linton today
Banker G.. a. I.enhart went to Fargo
on n business trip Monday.
daughter was born the fore part
of the week to Mr.. and Mrs a. r.
Muchlbcrg
Judge G. Il. Carlcy was n campaign
from Linton to visit this village Sat
urdny.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Chapman and
Mrs. a. j. Frederick autocd to Bis
marck
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Orthmcycr re-
turned home Monday evening from n
weeks visit with their daughter at
Spiritwood.
County Superintendent Lester Hri.
gle and Attorney Chsa Lane were
business visitors from the county seat
Friday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. LuDcllc BrigEle ha,.
moved from Fargo to Oakcs whore tho
former has accepted n position in the
.''''''i 'i''c btlSiheSS.
John Haley has again returned 20
his Livona homestead. having al,.,o.,
wholly recovered from the injuries re-
ccived two weeks ago in a runaway
| accident.
II. a. Armstrong left Tuesday morn.
| ing for Wahpeton to attend the session
OF the state grand lodge of Odd Eel
lows as q representative OF the IInyol-
i ton subortlinte.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker and Mrs
c. a. Raridon left TUESDAY for Ellen
| dale where they will attend the normal
| school graduation exercises Miss
Frances Baker Is n graduate Of the
school this year.
incidents which have happened dur.
ing. the past two weeks brings very
FiVidly before the citizens of HnSZcl-
| ton jhe great need of incorporation il
only Tor the one purpose of keeping
the town in order. 1t has become real.
| ~ disEraceful the way fighting and
icarousinS has been carried out with Il
nigh band on our streets. and the
drunks reclinE around the sidewalks
have been altogether too numerous
Ladies going along the streets hav,
been compelled to listen to profanity
and vulgarity as we'll ns being tar.
gets for insulting remarks. and we be.
licve 1t Is high time to put n stop tl
It, good village organization Will bt
the means of putting the town on n
more orderly footing and every citizcr
who stands for law and order will con-
scGuucntly vote for incorporation.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-15

Mrs. Worst has been quite i'll since
she went to Bismarck. The Tribune
of Tuesday says: "Mrs. Worst is i'm
proving, and. although still weak, is
able to sit up. The senator and his
wife will probably go east today"
Death has again visited the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lock, of Winona, and
taken their bright little son, Norman
aged seven years Truly, Affections
have come without stint to this fam
lily, Norman being the third they have
lost within year. The day before
Norman's a baby brother was born,
and the latest reports state that Mrs.
Lock and the baby are doing we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Lock have but two chill
drcn lcft-a little girl and the baby.
Hampton Correspondence
w. V. Wade is expected down from
the Cannonball this week. Mr.. and
Mrs.Pa also leaves for the Cannon
ball this week.
The Lawler & Sivalia thrashinr
machine has been running for the
past two weeks.
VIM. c. Badger was down from
Mandan on Saturday. His father
and mother will arrive in Mandan on
June 7th and will spend the summer
with him.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-15
ToAD's VERSION OF THE GAME.

South of Linton nways stands the town
of Strasburg;
OF this celebrated village you all have
heard.
'ris composed of pcople from foreign
lands.
Who make an honest living with hard
working hands.
A ball club of skill has this town of
StraSbufE.
Composed sra Of players from her own lit
Against salaried clubs they are In the
Versus players hired from every place.
ON June ith. Srasburg played Linton's
fast team:
Until the Sth no better game was ere
The whtc-wash was applied with such
easy grace,
II had its effect on every Lintonitc
face.
Even Manager pietz has since turned
some of III" whitc-wash must have
il"wm his way
So the .tmps" to save the. rest from
Mad" decisions that got Strasburg.s
goat.
His eyes grew bad. and his feet grew
When ! pn! hit Erickson as he ran for
first
''tiuosr-cEE.'
Which tn" Slrnsburg Goose" had so
easily layed
sue" came homo on the play as all
there know.
l!ni he had no right in doing 80.
The game ended in one grand row
And poor old Linton. wears Il goose
css now.
TWO games we have lost
To the ''Umps" blind eye.
And another with Pollock.
Was declared q tie
We can beat their clubs. man for man.
But that officiating Guy" we never can.
Thank the Lord. we have our own
jumps now,
And when beat on the square, there
will be no row.
There Is always two sides to n game of
ball.
Aud n neutral man can see it ALL
Linton points out decisions that for her
were not right.
But those against Strasburg, she sure
IS lost sight.
They caught Lintonite at second,
In Il fast forced play.
You must tag the runner!' was the
| Umpirc's say.
We are setting on toad-stools. as it
Ana instead Of playing ball we are
having our say;
SO here set on this frog-like con-
StruCtion:
And pen you line while under spon-
tnncous combustion.
So, Linton. please lend us your gum
to chew.
Strasburg. has it on you,
| So ] bid you.
| PROF. TOAD.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-15
DR.. L. A. Schipfer
Specialist of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
Bismarck, N. D.--Adv.
COUNTY SCHUCL NOTES.
Notes From the County Superlntend-
ent of Schools.

Seycnty-iivc scholars of our EN-
mons county schools wrote at the en-
aminations May 25th and Goth. The
following have passed in all the re-
quircd subjects of the eighth grade
and will receive diplomas: Helen
Easton, Helen Kurtz, Melvin Vader,
Theresa kalbercr, of the HaZclton
schools. Erncstinc Wudtke, Fred
Schatz, George Schatz, of Temvik.
Jacob Schall, of Hague. Clara M.
SchwcitZcr, Marion M. Coventry,
Gladys Sandidge, Mary f. Van Horn,
Ella +. Carmichael, Halle Carmich-
acl, of the Linton schools. Dora Int
Emmons County record., 1916-06-15
Bids For Building Parsonage

Sealed bids will be received by the Build
Ing Committee of the Hull pars0n age Mt
Hull, N. D., Friday, June 2jd Mt i D. m. for
tho erection OF II parsonage In Hull, dimen-
sions 23x3G.
Plans and specifications can be seen by
applying tn the undersigned at Hull, N. u.
Bids shnuld be addressed to the under
signed and should be marked "Bids for
Building Parsonage"
Certified check In the sum OF 10000 must
; accompany each bid, submitted tn guarantee
| that the successful bidder will enter into
the proper contract.
The committee reserves the right to re jec,
an, and all bids.
BY order of the committee.
p. W. GROES.
)anS-@. linll N. u.
Emmons County record., 1916-06-15
Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given THAT the bntrd OF
county commissioners ri Emmons county.
n D.. invite sealed p'onnais up to fnnr D
O'Clock y; IN. OF June 10 1910. for bridges
described Ms follows:
Ono twenty four (2i foot span bridge 1s
loot roadway. with concrete ahntmcnts, TO
be located between sections 10 and 30 1886.
H.
One twen!yteo) foot span steel bridge with
IL foot roadway, with concrete nttutments,
to be located between sections 10 and 15.la3
One twenty f2o) foot span steel bridge With
| IL foot roadway. with concrete ahutmen,s.
70 be located between sections "a ann I5- lA-
One twenty t2g foot snan steel bridge
| ments 10 be located between sectior A.iu-
| u and section 8. township 13s-77.
One sixteen Q6) foot span steel bridge
ments. 10 be.located on section 4-i3I-7o
One forty t40) foot truss bridge with Is
loot roadway. with concrete Nbutments. 10
be located between sections 3' and 3D. I32. 10.
One thirty (3O) foot span steel bridge W III
Is foot roadway. with concrete abntments
to be located between sections 81 and as -13i-
One twenty COY foot span steel bridge,
with 1S foot roadway. with coGcrete abnt-
n ments. n. to be located between sections % and
One sixteen n6) foot span steel bridge, with
IL foot roadway, with concrete ahntments.
70 be located tn the town OF Bradhnck. N. ~.
| One bridge TO he repaired between sec
tions 20 and 8o-lse-15. Repaired with con
| crete ahutments and concrete floor.
One concrete bridge to be replaced in
township lai, range "a, known ns the Heb
| bridge.
| ono twenty COY foot span steel bridge.
with IL foot roadway. with concrete nbut-
| l32- -1G.
| Plans and pecihcnt!ons may he seen at
the office Of the county auditor after June
| !. 1916, All bids must be acrom anIed by
acert'hed check f. the sum of ave per cent
OF the amount of bid. endorsed tn the
| county treasurer, which amount will be for
/ ieited To the county In case the successful
| bidder refuses To enter 1intocnntruct with
surety. Bond must be filed with the cou nty
auditor In the full amount OF the contract
/ price within fifteen days ,,fer the contract
/ is awarded.
| ard all bids.
May. 1915.
JOHN r.. SNYDER.
/ County Auditor
by order ~ the Ruard Of ,9onniy C"n,n,is.
/ siontfs. nayis
Emmons County record., 1916-06-15
Mccormick Elevator Turns the Trick

McC0rmck Elevator Turns the Trick
DID you ever go into field Of grain where one
side was tall, heavy. and perhaps lodgeda Then
on the other side find the stand thin short and over
rpea Its pretty hard matter your binder so
shelng or without cloggng, isn't it' Here is where
Mccormick binder proves its true worth.
The Mccormick has Elevator that Floats at Four Points
Ibis means that if the grain is thick tangled, and
matted. the upper elevator will expand to allow the
increased volume pass through and then drop back
to its original position for short thin grain There arc
no changes adjustments to make-the movement is
entirely automatic. Come in and see how simple this
valuable feature is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
With Other Editors


New York witnessed an inspiring sight
Sunday. Ii was a mixture Of that indeh-
mite something which l. e. Be seen through
the hay veal that hangs before one's eyes
"a haze 81 red, OF white. Of blne-when
strong men pick mp = pen and enlist for
the honor of their country. This occasion
was the ieniae up III 100 natnralized citi-
zen. recruited under the auspices al the
American LOYAL Legion, many of whom
awe served in The armies OF the central
powers and the entente allies. Each stood
with barred head under the Stars and
Stripes and took the oath OF allegiance 10
the land Of their adoption, declaring il wa
their intention "tO work together IN the
interest 81 the United States" Ii D. ex-
pected that more than 5000 persons Of AL
na~tionallties will enroll in the Loyal Legion
within The next few weeks. Don't worry.
Ola " 81 little faith. All Americans,
whether naturalizcd or to the manner born.
need only the test. The loyalty indigenous
- The soil IF the United States j. Of the
most gripping quality.-El Paso Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13

Henry Clew says that condition ans
me from the war are ~ extraordinary that
The old guldeS 10 opinion are completely
ov~erShadowed for the reason that the
financial future ~ shi- country ha- teen
woven AZ ~ thar M Europe ~ 40 extent
never even dreamed at before ihe var nor
even when II began. the transactions be
tween Europe and the United State have
run mp INTO billions IN d relatively short
time. When the war II over Mr. Crew
predicts that Europe will not ~ able III
finance all If the projects requiring sap
port and applications for capital WIIl come
- New York for the reason that London.
Paris and Berlin iinanriefS will H. unable
10 extend the credit or advance the cash.
Fort Worth Record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
The Brave Dogs Thought.

a thrilling story ~ q battle 10 death be-
tween i dog and a five foot rattle~nake,
near E~dinburg. Hidalgo county. j. brought
10 town today by visitors. The battle was
fought 10 a finish in the middle Of the
road, about Il mile south of Edinburg. near
the home Of II. +. Brown. the owner Of the
dog. 1t continued about eighteen minutes,
the reptile Ia~hing with fury and despite
his biting his agile opponent several times
about the body. the dog held tenaciou>iy
to hiS task until the snake was dead.
However, the reptile managed to sink ms
fangs into the top of the dog head and
the animal died several hours after the
furious battle. although his owner at
tempted t. save his hfc.-Brnwn-ylllc
Herald.
Probably the dog thought that a. WA,
protecting the home or the life Of hi- Ina
ter. The philosopher had a happy thought
Whcu hc sand "Ihc more -ec NJ men
the better ! like dogs" Temple Telegram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
TODAY IN HISTORY

5oo-In Tho ,bsarc C.u,
roble,oeu r.,r. r,aral - -
6.or- tn; -
,-t.r g., Cor,o
16O--F,rst F,ol.b -,,,L.n.n.
;., a.. i. !,
of 1O5 ner.o.. ,.l. II,
~,nn,I6nr. d;oi.,iro ~
thn colon,
l7S2-Rrtlc,ro ,rd ar.u. p:,.
d.lnhi, Nh ,,,.n,., .r L..n .
iLq lannbir III r,,n.
l1sg ~n,irry WIZ t. r...,nr.n
iahI- he'd. ..,u,n.. w .r ,,u, n
IA th. revolutionary v,,
I lr- I'M. (m.uryt l.Ll,
formally nr..uirrJ WI N., y.,l
Isle Tinted STATE, declared y,r ,oainat
M,vico flfy than ana a,en ana wv,
million aT I.ll,, ,uth,r,r..J
1StI AI.rtir. ai Nh,rbuo -rc,.d.tnl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
SHORT STOPS.

Pride often ciyc- truth 4 severe Jolt.
But too MANY meu work III excuse a
reasons.
Man m made ~ du-t-and AWAY ont
tor more.
n prom ine Young man often break III
promise.
Any way. one half lhe world aspect
how yon i've.
The Lord ia III much ne fnr The man
Wh" c%"rinbLic to foreign mi sion the
money hc owe hia waaherwoman.
a woman -IY- \ man WV only half 4 man
until hc get married. Yes. and even then
h. Il seldom the whole how.
Probably there ~ 40 personal sacrifice
quite y" great ~ that 81 the misguided
woman who marrie~ 4 man to- reform HIM.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
G00dy- Bye. Devil.

The report ot a special committee ap-
pointed ~ 1912 "a pass cn proposed
changes III the ritual Of the Methodist
Episcopal church was presented Monday
- the general conference ~ that church.
now IN session al Saratoga Springs, y. y.
recommending several changes in the form
of services provided by John Wesley when
he instituted the church IN 1889. Among
the changes recommended J. that the word
">n" shall be substituted Tor devil m
passages where devil occurs. n, the Post
indicated some time ago. a spiritual devil
who, like a roaring hon. goes about the
world seeking whom he may devour. may
well he dispensed with IN inspiring re-
ligious thought al the present day. Lett
de- away with him entirely. both ia this
present world and the world to come. lie
has been a bad hombrc' exciting fear IN
the minds of men too long already. Love
\ the compelling force al the gospel of
Jesus 1T Nazareth a. move men 10 better
conduct. We extend 10 our Methodist
Episcopal brethren congratulations upon
thus evidence Of their progressIveness.-
Houston Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
The United States Daty &c Mexico.

II i- not Al direction that General Tar
RAMA aud hi government have M ~rarplr
with. II I4 mostly hlnditrN. The III
t~Iurtiou i- important. III " III, baudiirv.
Our help must be- aiding ham IA running
down the bandit Tin what NJ have
been trying ~ DO, and with some measure
~ -nccc-. though not a~ much a- w pos
~iblo because 81 the meagcr cooperatinn
We have received from those who should
have welcomed uur help. Instead 1T wish
Ing I" have our troops leave Mexico, Gen
eral tarranIa -hould wish to have the
number of them increased. ia 50 far a.
the opposition 10 the Carranza government
Is political. il base of operations J.. I'M
the United States. II H. evident there ~
q htg nest of %plutter- an san Antonio and
another IA III Pa-o. whose mission D. ~
gel C~arranza's government INTO irouhlc
with tins country. Our secret service
agents seem mol 10 have been ~ energetic
m running down these Mexican p%lotter~
~ Il has been running down the German
ones. 4 few arrc~t~-too fcw-haVc been
made az III Pa~n. but none whatever 40
san Antonio IN several months. Ii may
be that the peace ot Mexico u 10 be- ac-
compIi~hcd largely IN this country. and IN
detectives rather than IN soldiers. Cor
tainlN. - long ~ we continue ~ grant the
freedom ut our country ~ the plottcr-
against the peace ~ Mexico "a shall have
~ ground tor serious complaint because
Mexico continues di~tnrhcd.-GalvrSto
New.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
. ODD ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE :


q. II. Fowser has just been offered a
Government position which he applied
for thirty nine wears aeo
Outside the Army there are III -.
citizens of military age and of military
training ia The United States
There are iii the United State Cap
itCl. NJ Washington. Gs0 window whics.
have 10 IT, washed tveibe times 4 year.
Fifty three out OF every 100 persons
Of the worlds population live in Asia.
Over IL .0u0 people are employed il
the carpet industry in Philadelphia.
The United States raises one fifth OF
the wheat crop of the entire world.
The worlds total production of wheat
The German standard Of light meas
urcment is but nine tenihs thai OF the
international candle power.
Over a million dollars is spent IN
dissipation ia New York every day.
Controller Of the Currency Williams
is an author Of no mean ability.
Tho discovery Of a pro rSs for making
synthetic diamonds is claimed ~ Swiss
SCIENTISTS Of high standing.
Japan has 1i.ll1 pensioners.
There are nineteen national parks in
the United STATES.
The Gar Of Russia has al income If
500. 800 i day.
Grand Duke Nicholas al Russia il an
expert hor>eman.
Denmark holds the worlds record for
intensive farminr
Great Britain furnishes o%ne-fourth 81
the worlds lead supply.
Approximately 1J.>il men are on IN
eight hour day in Massachusetts.
The United States is the greatest pa
per producing country in the world.
There are u, Officers in the Swiss
army who have not served as p%rivateS.
Defective flucS are responsible for H.
per ccnt OF al the fires in the United
States.
Brigadicr General Ford is said 10 be
the Youngest general i'm the British army
Belfast. ireland. has less unemployed
than nay other city i'm the United King
dom.
Minneapolis will he worth IN infinite
number Of times lis weight in gold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
HERE AND THERE.

IN teylOn the men wear combs.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad employs
over 80 900 people.
Aliens are being educated IN the Uni
ted states.
The growth NJ the worlds canning
industry W. due I'D Napoleon. who ~
fcrcd i brizp uf 1000 francs for \ prac
ticahlc method % preserving foodstuffS.
Professor Il. w. Chambers. heal ~
the physics department of Dcnison Uni
verSity has invented IN i%nStrur
ment which enables scientists 10 meas
IRE l-20.o O0 .0o If an inch.
Russell g. colt. husband Of Ethel
Barrymore. the actress. will in time fall
heir Ia about 5000. 600. His father i,
president of the United States Rubber
Company.
Representative Ca.rter of oklahom:
was a cowboy n his Younger DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
Fortunate iorJexas.

II was fortunate for the tate OF Texas
that At contained u man - pre-emincntlv
qualified ~ General John 4. liulen to i'll
the vacancy caused by the death of Cecil
\. Lyon. a. hrigadler general in command
of the Texas National Guard. General
I%iulen'~ experience a~ an officer IN fthe
Philippines and a. adiuiant general Of the
state If Texas has fitted him 10 perform
the duties ~ the office. and his we'll known
devotion 90 the interest ~ the guard as
~ure~ HIM the hearty support Of all Of
ticer~ and men. Governor Ferguson dc
serves congratulations upon The appoint
mcni. Dallas Evening Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13

~ Good 49, rnu w. N, dvd Y mau yh'
ha \. lame reputltlun
10 WIFI " laitc m a.ttir Ht pan
hm,d, tDT eUi .lcmic
About n4ll tLr iiuy III. ut.Iice man WI
forced tn "un aud bear iI.
Au Idle TONGUE XVI Y ually au advance
aaeut ~ Y bn intellect.
when she chuo-r-.
y girl can believe amy man ha- \ poetic
soul IL hi nccktic i- ihr anne color as hi-
eyes.
Horses are not partial 4" whl uat
which may explain why lh,y pcs ,c--
horse senses
What a girl like abonl = love letter IS
the fact that She can keep rcadins At over
and over.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13

DIR Raymond III. Bcnncr. the chemist
who wa gwen the lob ~ Kidding Pittslmrs
of H. famous pail of ~moke. IN 80 wears
old today. IL i~ professor "a c~icrir.
-lnetallursy ii Tie University ~ Pitt burg.
and ince his ARRIVAL there ii 1917 he has
heen closely studying Pittsburr' zmoEe
problem. III experiment have been The
most eolaprehelsive vet undert1ken along
thu Inc, Cos tang the city something hkr
! 10000. II installed many kinds ~ an
paratn Ia hurn the smoke before il had \
chance 10 Issue forth. lie Experimental
with fire boxes and I'll methods OF com
h%nsiion. Pittsburg. with lis multitude of
steel plants and other large industries has
been an excellent experiment city IN th.
smoke campaign. DR.. Benner has mef
@lth success. and has rd the town of much
Of the heavier -mokc. Changes are oradn-
ally taking place ia the center. III indus
Try. Dr.. Bennor was norm ia Mmnearaii
May IL. 1917. and was graduated from
the Universities I'D Wisconsin. Arizona ana
Pitt~hura. Tie hn~ lone extensive re-
search work ~ melaligr4v. and j. \ mem
Der Vt MANY of the learned societies.
Marquis of Londonderry. son vi thu late
tl~tcritc leader. 81 years Old today.
Caldwell HARDY. prominent Virginia
banker. "a years oId today.
br. William N. Stocking Ir.. dairy expert
IA Cornell University. IA years old today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
Minnesota Cliff Murderer Seeks New Trial

MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI, 10y l3-On
the declaration thai new evidence ha- been
uncovered IN the great clf TRAGEDY which
shocked this city 20 November. l9l3. when
Mary Fridley Price was killed hy j plunge
from \ high cmbanimcut in The ~uhurh-,
attorneys tor Frederick III. Price. the mus
band. who ~ serving \ life sentence TOR
murder. win today argue Inr \ ne vfnal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
Alameda 10 Hire City MANAGER.

ALAMEDA, Cal. May l3.-FIfteen
f~reeholders viii BE- voted on today as 4
committee ~ draw mp 4 new charter for
the city. under the city manager plan. San
Jose i the only other large city IN the
state which has adopted the modern plan
of business efficiency in municipal affairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
The Vote That Counts.

III ~ were \ candidate for office il
-tnkr- H. that We wouId ~ trying ~ act ID
such a manner a. would secure ~ thc
American Observation-Disclosures Light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13

Checks should be made payable To The
Brownsville Herald Publishing 90. Business
communication should be addressed To the
company, ana items, letters. etc, intended for
publication should be addressed ~ Editor. The
Herald, Brownsville, Texas. Letters intended
for publication should be- signed with the full
name ~ the writer. The name will not be
printed If not desired, but il Will be evidence If
good faith on the part ~ the writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13

pie of the United States want such a war.
We believe that President Wilson will
continue 10 bend his utmost efforts to
avoid il. And posterity viii commend him
for ii.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers in The city Of Brownaville who
tail 70 receive The Herald regularly are re-
9uested IA notify the office promptly. Telephone
No. z. New subscribers should receive their
the order is ia the office of The Herald. Every
subscriber, even an the most distant sections If
the city, should receive has paper not later than
6:iJ u. IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13

Every room v, - located that venti-
lauon D. had from the sea. through
large windows. Doors may be- kept
closed at all times.