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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
6aiier beruft NeutrQle
5u elmer &Onftreu5l
ltiiIc i'm Rsid,stae; Sic Scntriiten urS
Sc5Ialiitcn einioen iid6.
l5inNcnbuto, atonsler y. euNenSorff 6eim ttaifers

GOn0OH, 8. 3nli. gIafriften ans
9iOtterbnm beiagcn, eah aniier @il'
helm bic in Berlin atfrebiertcn 8nt.
idJafter nS geiauotcn Ser ueutra-
len Wlddte anf nddlitcn Snmsta8 81
elmer gcipredung einaelaOen babe.
Der 9leidstnu8lcr, 6inOcn6nre
nnb gnbeuOorff 6atteu eeitern nnd-
mittag cine gnOien5 6cim aaiier.
Berlin, 7. sui, ii6er 9on6on 8.
Suit -28em nidt olle 2lr3eiden
triigen. oonn beiiuoet lid Qeutlf.
Iano am 8oro6eno gepaltigar. peun
nidt biitoriiher Greiguiiie. Die BON
oen 8ertreteru Der 4arteien Elm.
geleitet meroen Ilc9rere Borteien
baben f6 bereini9t Inn bon Der
@egierlug cine 0urdgreiienoe 0abL.
reform 8u berlangen @enn oph
Die Sibuugen 6es 6aupttontitees 6e5
9ieih5tags ulo oieianigen oe5 aou-
ititntionsfouitees binter berihlol.
ienen 8iiren itattaeflutoen boben
10 bat nan 6ennod in @rio1run8
gebradt. 6aB 0ieielben bon groBer
Iroglpeitc Qeueien iiuo, 0icie5
gebt ihon 6armls berDor, 0aB Die
ouf Deute faitgeiebte 9lenorliBlmg
0es Reifstag5 bis O}outag beridos
b. Dur0e. D}au ermortet, bob Der
Heih$fon3Ier audi am afontog cine
be6euttn9eno0e g}e6e baIten miro.
Ser aan3Ier bat m1breno Der lebten
Gage 0en Siglngcn beg 6anbt.
fomitee5 beiqcmo6nt; orie5 bat I'm.
ter ben @titqlie0ern bes 4arlonents
glufieben erect
Gie 9cihug ,,qln 9}itto1 mel
6ct, 0aB feds io5ioGitiide 9teids
tagsmitglie0er beim aan5ler bors
fprof)en uno i5n otf Sen Grnit Der
Gage oufnerfiam aemadt boban
gie Delegation 5eItan0 oarauf oaB
0ie Geqierlng ioiort eiHe 2len0er
lng Der 9feih5periaiiuug uno orrh
ereiienbe Noblreiorm borue6me
@erii6ten 8ufolge ioG Brofeiior
2lootpb =. 6aruad. Ser Dem aoiiar
1obr nabe Itebt Der JladIolger oe5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
BrotkrGtudHe iII
1tSln ilnc 11tdbren?

Sm 3aaq. 8. Sui s5n aolu
fonoen gaitern 8rotfropdae itott. 70
naB Dos Dtilitdr ein9reiien nlltBte.
Giele 4erionen nuroun bertpuuoet
8ieuer 8epei6en beiagen, Dab in
ben md9riiden ao9leubergmertoi.
itritten tpegeu 9eihneioung Der Sc.
6ensmittel gfGbolten ou8ge6rohen
iinO. Ntilitdr mltr0e oufgeboteI
Oa5 IN oie g}enge feuerte. Cine gu-
sail Berlonen iDur0e aetotet o0ar
perUunoet Cine glegierlmastom.
milton lit uad Dem Tdanplob Der
Ru9eitorungen nbgereiit Inn Inter
iuAungen ou5uiteaen un0 abbife gu
idoifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
Giirket i'm 1sricoe
nit OriepenlanS!

2on6on, Q. 5uli. 9n 9(utIter.
0om ous aouitantinopel eingetrofie.
ne un6 0urA Die @rdouge 3elegropb
SO. meiterge8ebene 4rcBmeIolngen
ingeu 0aB Die Silrfei ous 2lb6re6en
Der 0iplontotiiden 9e3iebungen
ourd @riedenlano nls einer Striegs.
erfldrung aleih erafte uno Dab Die
tiirfiide Gegierun9 beidloIiet babe,
ollie Grieden 8u oeportieren rno ibr
81 beihlo9uabuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09

g}aiuen in Ser @ciditte lnicrc3
2anoe5I Qiaie groBen @}dlmer
glaubten allie un0 iogten e5 al1d9 III.
mitten 0es arteges, oaB e5 Oas 9te6t
- lm0 Ou5 bon ser &Grfoiilmg ber-
bilrgte Red)t ~ 1tn0 Die putriotiidC
8i(idlt QQer Quterjfoner iei rod Der
Grte9sertlarung ltno Dor 0eriel6en
lnO na5ren6 oe5 ariege5 Die llr.
iaAen mo 3iele 0iaie8 arie8e5 5l
erortern lal0 bic 8ur &riegsfilbrltnB
Qngenun0ten Wietbo0en eiiler aritjt
8u l1tter5eben lmo fir Die &o9l bon
GoIfsbertretern tdttQ 5t iein mel6e
bon Der 9erlangcrlng oe5 &rie8e8
nibts Uiiien Dollen.
Sic @eididte gng(ono5 Lefart
uns e6euio berrli6c Sciipiele BON
Q&dnnern melae iiA ge8en Den
&rieg erflarteh I'M meIten ibr ga.
terIono Uerlpitelt mar, S5obn 8rigbi
fdntpfte ou50aucrno geqen Den
arinl &nc8 INIT Dem 8ull5eu 2(uigea
bot ieinar groBen Colgttc 1m0 ieine$
groBeu G5aratter3. &loD0 &corgc
bat ljd 0urd iejue energii6e 8efdnt.
pnmg 0es 8ueutrieac5 einen ril5nt.
E6cn gtomeu genlod)t. llH0 ein je.
Der omeritaaiiher Sduliunge meiB,
ooB bic en8liidcH Stnotsnlouner
Qitt lulo f5or uuo 8lrte @cgner 0e8
aricge5 gcgcn Die onteritonii62n
&olouien uaren.
o0ieie itno eiriQe nGuige Der bcr
borragcn0en Staut5nGuner, mcl6e
e5euio mie Die qroBcu SdrjftiteQer
itorte 95roteIte, Die th ipater anfii6.
rem mer0e, erloiien baben, u10 luclbe
6cmeiien uu0 1ln5 ais 8orbil0 0ie,
men tonnen, 0aB mo Dte freie aHe.
rifatiidle 8itrger iid ofTen geggt
oen arieq ausiprcheu lul0 Die 2lrs
jidlt 0ertreten Oirrien, ouB Die qeieb-
qe6crlihen 5ottoren Dos 9fedt Der
Gntihei0uug ubcr arieg ltn0 6rie.
Den babeu.
3un 5dluB mohte ih lDieoers
6oIen, mas i'd bereits borgeid)lugen
hatte, 0aB oaeritntiihe Giirger Dos
9ie6t bobcu rorgen cine 8onlpdgdc
3u begtnen Inn gunoesienotorel
un0 9laprdientanten 5u tDdbIen, Die
ais mirtlide @oIt5uertreter ben @i-
0crruf Ihd0lihcr @eiese bepirfen
mo Die bcitinurten 3iele oarIeqen
I'M 0eretpillen 0icier &rieq gefu6rt
lDir0, un0 bic 9eOinQungen nonbaft.
modem mter weldcn iii 8oIoe Der
aricg 3ur G6re Der gIotiou beenOet
Der0en fam.
,@ott berridlt umO oie Rc6te Ser
gerfaiiung per0en auiredlt erboItep
peroeu. 9ie8 lit inuner nod cine
oea golfes.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
9QS GmbargO nQt)
lleutrQleu 2GuOern!
0osIeGbc tritt ain IS. Jm(i in 1traft; 1taRrunoss
nttteG, 1ltunitien, AunitSiinecr ultu.
itcRcn amf Ser Bannliitc.
sittere e(aee kfeiner 21otiOuem iiber 2(mcrika'

gereinigten Staoten beobfidtigen,
9dnauarf 8u 3ipingen ith entpe.
Ser 9elttidIano on8ui6IteBen unb
altsge6uugert 8rt iperoen ODER NIT
ser entente geneiniome Sahe au
MADDEN uno oas S6idial 8eIgiens
8t teiIen.
ggImerifn nie nettrnl"l
9ie anierifunii6e 8olitif, bic felt
geginne oe8 Rrieges bis gum @rlld)
init 9ertidlano ME neutral, ionoern
engIiid mar, lit iebt, fdbrt boS 9Iatt
fort, ameritanii6 geipor0en Dos
beiBt nod riidiidtsIoier gegert bic
g}elttroIen ols ielbIt Die Gngldn0er
iporen gLles mas giormegen, Shme.
Ben, 91nenart un0 &ollono oerloll.
gen lit Ole Grlaubnis, neutral blei.
BEN 3u 6itrfen itno Der @ungersnot
8u entge6en. 9[6er iogor oieier be.
ifei6ene 98unib ideint lit @efabr
8u iein i0ltiorii6 gu per0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
Gc9lenordber in
lf0n06a am SfrciR!

g8huaigcg, 0}on, 8. 9S5uli. 2lGe
in ben aobIenber9uerfcn beg iit0li.
den Sa5fatdcuon bcid6ftigten Sob.
lengraber babcn Die 2Lr6eit nieOar.
gelegt, neil i6nen 0ie berlon0te
2o6nauf6Giierlung BON 20 4ro5eat
nidt bepiligt puroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
ansoiiit6c Sliceer
iiber GHen llnS Grtcr!

Gori8 .. Sui. = 5rar30iiIdc
Jlicqar fiibrten neue 2uftongriffe
auf Giien un0 &rter alts, reip. auf
Die Struppiten 9lnIogen 0aiel6it.
@(eid3eitig bombaroiertei Die
9eutihet aus Der Quft giancD mo
epernan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
Galtc9bcct Uericnkt
enol. GcrpeSoi6oerl
Grofer 8ritenbampfcr nnb Elm glme.
rifaucr torpebiert, besgleidea
oft 5ran5uieu.

2on6on, 9. syuIi. = Gin 6euti6es
lt.-8oot bot, 1pie Die britii6e QDnti.
ralitGt Sunlstog oben0 meIoetc,
einen britiiden Gorpe0oidger ber.
ientt.
Go6ei puroen Elm 9ffi8ier un0
iie6en 9}onn Der 8eiabllng getotet.
Se9elidiffe in Der gtdbe Der bri.
tiiden &iiite un0 Sdfen niiiiien fs6
tad oem 10. Sui 'iuegen Der trGi.
6snOen 0finenfeI0er bon 2ootien fi1.
rem laiien.
@rOfer GnaldnSer 6crnnter6cf6r6ert.
Bottom 8. Suit. @iner bier
eingetroftcnen aabel0epei1e 5ufolae
lit Der 9orupfer nGeitrion" bon Der
2eblan0-2inie, mcl6er friiber 5ipi-
i6en Bolton un0 2iberpooL 3abrten
ma6te, bon einem oelttitben 9attd).
boot berienft moroen. 3o8 S4iff :
NOR fur3 mad 8eginn 0es arieges
bon Der britiihen Gegieruug itber-
noutuen noroen 1m0 lit bier felt
3tpei sSSobren nidt nieoer geDeIeft.
Q}an glaubt, 0oB Ser 3nmpfer lit
etncm tiil8liden QlontiraIitGts6erid)t
ii5er berienfte Sdiffe eifbeoriffen
mar, Deun ouh ieiu Natte 1idt ge.
nolrnt pur0e. Der uGeitrinn" mar
Gin S6neiteri6iff be8 an ser aiiite
bon 2lfrita i'm Sabre 1915 berIefif.
ten a2lrnenian", mur0e 1896 iii
9eIfnit aebmtt lno bntte 1912 Gpu.
nenge5oIt.
9lmcrifnner mnF 6nran 9Ianbsn.
2onoou 8. sSuli. - Die 8erien.
fling 6es omerifonii6en 9aulpferS
a9loiiapeQua" om SQntStaq 0itrd,
ein 0eutides Galtfboot miro beute
bon Der 2lomiroIitdt ongefiia0iof.
Die &elabun9 pltr0e nltf Der sysIe
Dc Seine, elmer SSniel an ser roro.
neItliden &ilite bon 6rolfreich, IS
0leilen iit0meitii6 BON 8reIt, oelan.
set.
Der 0}oiiapaQuo" mar Elm Gtabl.
0ompfer bon 1893 Sonnen 1ui0 322
Sub lana, CT mar 1898 erbalt
mor0en rn0 geb0rte ser Stem gorf
un0 Gorto 9ico Steaui6ip So. III
g}en Port. Seine 2o0ltng beItan0
oits @etreioe.
8ran50iiidle sdiffsberlnits.
9aris .. SuIi. - Gie 0ie 0l0.
miralitdt Samstag nitteilte, finS
in Der an Sonntog ben /. syuIi, en-.
Oenoen 8ohe odt fran3oliide 9ams
pier 0eutihen Gou6booten aunt
Sbier 9efoaeu. Sierbon paren bier
iiber 1900 Gounen groB rn6 ebenio.
biele fleiner. 4rei 9anpfer tpitroen
o6ne @rfolg nngegriffen uno fonnfen
ben ll.9ooten entflieben.
3iuei gtOrmcscr fttIf.
2onoon, 9. SSuIi. - 9ie nortneot.
iden 9ompfer rSoboris" 697 Son.
men, uno n95erfo" 1872 Ionren,
itno bon oeutiden 8ou6booten Der.
ientt iuoroen; IA Seeleute DerOen
beriniBt.
@S gibt mr. 5tuet sorten 5ronea
IN Der g9elt: Die eigene liuo Sic on.
0eren.
Die 2icbe 1T blind un6 bat bob
INNER Elm 0iniphpu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
1elle 1lnortffe Scr
13miIen bel Stanislait!
Sic fommen 6eim 6citcn 3iGcn
uidjt OOriuarts; 5ran3oien ans
Stellungen Dertrieben.
offiaicller bcntidler @eridlt.

2fI3lcHer ocNId)er SeTlalI.
Berlin liter 2onoon 8. Stuff
8o8 6eutide ariegSont mel0ete qe.
itern obeno n,Srou36iiidle 2tngriffe
ON Der 2(isne 5ront braden pie.
bcrum unter idneren &erltiteu 3lt.
iounen; an Der 9er0m 5ront un0
nt Der Champagne fpur0eu frun3os
iiihe gorit0Be ob8eiflo9en.
@on ser CitfrOnt.
9ei 5tauisIalt fii0lid b0n SoIic3
lDcIb lebteres 0en SdJGiiielpuntt
nah qelnberg biI0et, fin0 ole 9uIien
gum gInariff iibergegauqcn 6o5en
aber feinen Griolg olti3uloeiien.
gSas EetrugrnO mel6ct.
Gctroqro0, 8. eyuli Sol6offi.
8ielen 8eridtcn gcrtab breitet ii6
Die rltiiiihe 2ffeniibe n6r0Iid un0
iii6lid bon 6oIic5 in 2itqoIi3en
lDeiter aus @olie3 lag ais Die Gf.
feniiDe 0cs Generals 8ruIiloff lebte8
a5obr gum Steben fam bereit5 luter
0en aanouen Der 9fltiien. 2lu Der
9}or0iront lit e8 ebenfal8 tpieoer 8u
Iebboitcn @efebten gefournen. Ser
6eiuO beriuhte Dcrqebens, 0os berIo.
rene @ebiet in 0itgaIi5eh 5ttriid3u.
erobern.
10000 9iniiea gcioGcn.
Qon0on 8. Sui. S5n Ser
Shladlt bei 8r3e3onD iin6, lout Sc
ridlten ans 0en acknowledgements
iden 6ouptqlartier, 1900 9fuiien
qeioQea 5opobl BORT al8 aud bel
3bor0p nur0e nit gr0Bter 6art,
n6diqfeit gef1nlpit. Gie ruiiiiAen
W}oiienauQrjiie erf0I9tcn i'll @lie6erl
iitnf3ebn 9ieibal tief mo III einer
5ront bon itbcr 5e6u D}etleu. 9ieie
St1rtnangriffe 0auerteu tnebrere
Shn0cn lang. Q2it elmer ein3igen
2Iit5ndblne mltr0cn Sic Shlrluer 3ls
riidqepicien. 9lur on einem gunft
gelan8 e5 0en an 3o6l melt ii6er.
Shm0cn long. !Q}it icner cin5igclt
go0cn 5u gctpinHen.
glHociierter 9}rciic gcridlt.
Die Den 2(Qiertan ireun0lid) qe.
Ynnte 2lliociierte 9reiie meIoet iiber
Bic ariegslage: 9}oroIid Ser 2lisnc
[eiitcn 0ie 6ran5oieu 6en 2lngriffcn
Der g(ruec 0e5 0eutifeu aronprln.
3eu energiihen 28i0eritono. Der
@oltbtfampf ipicH itf an Der 3o-
mcnpeg s5ront ob. Sort griFf ser
aronprin5 in enter greite BON iie6en
un0 elmer bolben Meile nor0lid BON
Der 2dfiuur DiibIe bis gum Groios
mont 8eb0ft an. g}eDrere @ro6en.
itiide gingen 0en 5ran3oien berIo.
rem ml,r0en jeoob ipdter mie0er 3u.
ritderobert. Geitltdl bon Germ, ou
oitliden @n6e Der 2(isne 8ront, ma.
rem Die 5ron3oien imitonoe, i9re am
/. Syuli 9ealadten Groberltngen 5lt
2lu Ser @er0un sFront
nuroen orei Itorfe feinoIide Sells.
befeIti8lingcn genouunen 3niihen
8obette5 llno Dem 5Sroi5utont @rb0ft
Orangen Die 3eltiheu bor.
9luiiiider Sicgcsberift.
Gcttogroo, 8. 9Suli.-Qa5 Striegs.
ant uel0et ooB bic 9fuiien einen
GoritoB gegen 2euIberq no6ten uno
9riiicr meitlih bon 5toni5lau NIT
3ablreidcn 5trcittrditen on QlcD.
rcrc G1rier mur0en genonmen, t31
Ifli3iere uno 1000 D}atm gerieten
IN @efnnqenihoft;; aud eroberteu
mir IL ihmere un0 36 IeitJte @e
idiiBe. 5erner lultoen cine D1gnge
Iiuidincugemcbre un0 ionitige3
erobert.
@os Die 6ran5oien melOcu.
Earts, 9. Syuli.-Qie ocutiden
}lugriiie bei 4antbeon mur0eu nit
idmeren @erlulten Der 2tngrciier ab.
Jeidlagen.
Giirfei i'm 1sricoc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09

@5 gibt MIR 8iuei 6orten 5ronen
IN Der gSelt: Die eigene uno Sic al.
6eren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09

Die 2iebe 1T blino un0 bat oo6
INNER elm einje9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
6ran56iiidc sdliffS0erInite.
3luei gturiuegcr fntidj.

2onoon, 9. SSuIi. Gle norlpeoi.
iden 9onpfer rSaboris" 697 9on.
men, uno n95erfo", 1872 Gonueu.
itno bon oeutiden 8ou6booten Der.
ientt por0en; ID Seeleute nerOeu
bertliBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
9lniiiider SicgcsberidJt.
@os Die 5ran5Oien melOcn.

Eart& 9. Subtle ocuti9en
2lngriiie 6ei 9antbeou mur0eu nit
idmcren Gerluiien Der 2lngrciier ab.
geidIagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09

siir Omaha uno llngeaeno Sd5n, ipohr.
fteinlidl @apiHerhlru ipdt beute abeno oOer
0ienstog anbaIteno mar.
5iir gtebrosfa Sd)on, pnbrideinltd @epit.
terItiirnie ipGt beute dbeno ODER 4ierstag
Sir Soma: S60n beitte abeno un0 Diens.
tag; fein iueIentli9er &emperatlirpe9ieL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09
%On ser CitfrOnt.

@ei StonisIap iii0liA bou SoIic3
luelh lebtcres oen SdGjiieIpuutt
nah qelnberg biI0et. iin0 ole 9uiien
3lnt gIn9riff iibergcgauqeu ba5cn
aber teinen griolg aili5uloeiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-09

Die in Der 9deIiden Omaha Sribhne uuseigcu
Sbre @iinide tperOen eenou 10 rtisgeFHbr
perOen aIs tpenn STE in Der ensliidel
Sprode idrteben.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
CITY GETS OFFER.
UNUSED PARK
GE0RGE M. CAMPBELL PROPOSES TO
LEASE FOR 5 YEARS. IMPROVE
AND TURN OVER TO CITY.

Washington ''pnrk," back Of the gram
mar school building. which several times
has been promised Improvement and beau
tIficatIon. but which continues merely a
blank -pot. now stands IN the way 20 be
improved and beautificd. iii an offer made
the board Of city commissioner y%e~ter-
day afternoon bv George VI. Campbell. n
horticuliuri-t of this city. i accepted. The
III brief. Mr.. CnmphclI'- offer w. 10 take
charge ~ the park for Y period a five
ycar-. during which time ne proposes Ia
use II az display ground for hi plants. ~
the same time planting flowers. -hrubbery
and tree under 4 land~caping plan. At
The rud r " wears Mr.. Campbell. nm
der this lr position. agrees ~ turn over
the bcautificd park to the city of Browns
vile without charge.
Member IT the board. following Mr..
CampbcIr- proposition. inquired M him
the cost tn the city MI immediately inn
proving the park with palms. flowers and
shrubhery, exclusive of the proposition he
offered. Whether the park. during the
time ui i- ncrUpaucN and Improvement
by Mr.. Campbell would hc open fo thr PEI
plr wa~ another question thai came up.
Mr.. Camphcil Wa requested ln place
both propositions into definite shape, and
again submit them tp the board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
PERSONALS

Jesse Thornham of Sarita, county tax
assessor Of Willacy county, ism Browns
Vile for the week end.
j.. W. Sander of Dallas j. ii the city
for u lew days ON business.
VI. Holland of San Antonio i registered
III Brownsville for the remainder of this
week Oh business.
u. II. Clurk-on 1T Houston arrived last
night and will be IN the city for The re-
mainder of this week ON bp,int9s.
a. y. Cum-tack Of San Antonio j. =
bushes -vi~itor III Brownsville for \ fcW
day.
j. r.. Porter Of Houston arrived hast
night and will probably he IN Brownsville
for the remainder Of this week on bust
nc--.
u. M. Ammc-~,g of Denver. Colorado.
III j business visitor IN The city today.
y. =. Pace Of King~vlllc. j. IN Brown
vile for q few day on business.
4. 4. lHndrum ot San Ncnito. hu has
been m Houston tor tiis lrl,t week va- M
Brownsville yc-i erdHy and Ian Yesterday
for hi~ home in San Bcuito. accompanied
by his daughter. Ni~~ Fannie. who ha-
been spending i few da%y-enilh her sister.
Mr.. Robert Wagner.
III. III. Lungc ot Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
Fly y business visitor Ia Brownsville for
thi~ week.
J. T.. Strauss Of San Antonio arrived ou
The night train last night and Will hc NJ
thc city tor Y icw day. on business.
Alex Goodman uf San Antonio i- y gust
ness visitor n The ciiy TO-DAY.
T.. b.. Newman ot Fresno. California. p
n business visitor m th, city TO-DAY.
In.raI tyrr~ WI Spring skirts just received
TIM An SHOP tltr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
Woman Who Died In
Hotel Buried Today

The body uf Mr.. \. NJ. pclli-icr. mi
lr-. nuruth, Gray. found dead ~ y room
" local hutd uu thc night ot MandaN.
amaart 10Th. VIII ~ buried Nm thr rouu
a this afternoon IN the Bucna Vista fun
raj park. The body bar been IA the
murgur at the Morris undertaking larior-
lpr TIE past month. awaiting The arrival
ut some relative who might identify her a~
he person above named, and upon notice
al her mother. Mr.. Kate Blangv ot en-
|iuuuati. Ohio. that she would be- unable
tu come tu Brownsville. thc authorllic- ur-
dcrvd THE burial
y Na~ tir-t believed that the woman
ad died from poisoning bui after havIn.
hc contents of her stomach examined I'm
.lcm.-t- ut thc State Iahnrat"r M Austin
.l trace uf poisson was found. Mr.. Ural
supposed wv have had i small ln-tr
NEE policy hat The company refused 10
nay 10 until some relative had identified
her.
when WIN v,la unr wv ur New Spring
Waists. yuu NV nat luuk ikr ever. other
.vrr, othor woman wants O." Hook hh" t"r
TIfE III SIlNl'. cit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
AID CHILDREN
OF PRISONERS
--eLETAhY or STATE SOCIETY is
nE9E TO ORGANIZE BRANCH
Or THE ORGANIZATION.

sidney Lowe W.T. Galvc-tuu, general
;,tary 80 The TcNu~ pri-oncr~' Chill
dr,n Md -ocictN. i- in Brownsville ~ con
duet \ membership campaign tor th, ur-
-auizutiun. and tu name " county dl- lr
for thc work.
The purp"~cof the society. ~ it~ name
mplic~, Dr. Go see ihutthc children of white
men sent On prison iur terms ol -iN
months. urt taken care ui. either through
raur,~ supplied through thc urGuuiza-
.ur. ur else ~ placing the children in
good homes. The society D. supported hy
some NJ thc most prominent individuals
and firms M cine state. n recent campaign
IVY Beaumont resulted WV fifty citizens IH-
ing up with the work. aHd " similar cum-
pai.n IN san Antonio was a ~ucce~-.
The society D. now engaged ln an effort
MP have passed ~ TrNa~ thc state com
rcn-atiou Law. providing N compensate
oI -l5 uar month for each child ot thr
family VI 4 prisoner. Similar compcu-a-
fion laws. Mn. love said. have been pa~~-
an n -tutc~ whore hc ha- hcou connected
with similar work.
Iu explaining tho working nt TIRE iu-
~%tiutiuu. Nr. Love sand:
This b. strictly % Texas organization
and uIplic- tu amy part "a tine state. N
i- controlled I'm W State board XIV. directors
consisting W.T. two hundred and litty mem
and ln executive board ut director. with
headquarters "a Galveston. The latter
consists of Clarence ". Ntonchurner,
Crrru- y. MrCrurkcu. William II. Thorn
zen. III. M. ri. Rubr. Ii"y NJ. Hyrum and
Julc- Block.
THE -oci,iy also advocates legislation
for compensation lo the prisoner wltc
prisoner and they are trying to bring
uurlt sentiment for iln- legislation hN
urging the business men ~ the state ~
Texas to become mcmher~ of thi~ ~oclc-
tv. ln the meantime all money that i~
subscription IL used under ihc control "f
hr executive board to rthp permanent rc
lief w white prisoners families found u
destitute circumstances anywhere IN the
state of Texas. Only oue-thlrd ol The
funds derived from thu membership m il-
lowed w ~ u-cd tor salaries. Tins Wa
proved Hi the recent audit ni the -oririt "
books"
The organization l. interdenomInaiional
although 10 distributes bibles to every
prisoner vino viii become 4 mcmbcr oI ihc
Texas Prisoners Bible lra-rc. and agree
10 read y portion If II Every day.
Mr.. Love hopes 90 organize - branch
society of at least fifty members ~
Brownsville. lie will begin the work oi
organization Saturday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
Sheppard Declares
Ready to Aid Valley

Replying to " telegram Qi thanks ior
Iu- efforts wv behalf NJ the Brazo~ san
t:aro proposition. signed by Mayor a. Al
bert Browne and Frank Rah''. United
States senator Morris Sheppard, n I lct-
wv to Mr.. Rabbi today says
II am III receipt WI thc Telegram ~ Feb
ruaryi. signed bv Yourself and Mr..
Browne. am glad To- he in'rrcc3pt OF the
telegram and viii hc glad ~. 40 everything
| can fur Brazu- Santiago harhor and all
other matters NV which Brownsville and the
Rio Grandc Valley are Interested.
After p Girl has tried every other way
to get \ proposal and tailed. -he might trN
standing ut the side door with her sleeves
rolled up and an apron an.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
Infant Baptism To
Be Subject Sermon

"%Infuut Baptism" viii ~ the subject "f
the sermon ~ The Episcopal parish house
tonight at So'clock. by Archdcacon \. W.
=. Garden 81 San Antonio. conducting "A
mission ai ire church this Wrck.
DR.. Garden. DIR. George MacDougall,
and 4 party ct member oi The Episcopal
church. lett this morning hv automobile
for San Ecnito and other Valley towns
10 visit the ministers of other churches.
They are expected to return M Browns
willie late this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
HERRING HEARING SATURDAY A. M.

The preliminary examination of Horny
Herring, charged with shooting aud kill
ma Anthony g. Grams. Thirty Sixth
United States infantry. IN the ward ui
Herring home sunday morning about !
o'clock. viii ~ held before Justice nf th,
Peace II. J. Kirk Saturday morning III
10 O'Clock. Herring j. out con- - .0oo bond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
For Texas Parade

For Texas Parade-Nccretary Louis Cr
bofni MI the Board of City Development
today received v letter from Mr.. Cate,
Sells. chairman Of the Wilson Woman
League at Washington, announcing that an
elaborate TcNa- float viii participate III
the parade un inaugural day. and soliciting
the sum NJ I'D IRON local people tn bt
part al d fund being raised tor expense
of The parade. Commercial organization
throughout the stale are being asked IT,
help the fund. Mr. Cohulm expected ",
bc y blc to wire Mr.. SELL today that th,
amount had been raised and forwarded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09
The Parent-Teacher

The Parent Teacher association will b.
hostess with Mrs.. &. II. More nj a Colon
jail Silver Tea To be given Saturday. Feb
ruary Il, from three To six, ut the home
of Mr.. More On The corner of Third and
Lcvce streets. Everyone ~ cordially ill.,
vItcd to come and 1t j. hoped that many
of the guests will dress IN colonial eos
tune. \ varied and delightful program j.
planned which viii continue throughout the
evening. \ special invitation j. extended
70 the milltiumcn. The proceeds will bc
used to supplement the picture fund rai~-
ed at the recent art exhibit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-09

FORT WORTH. Tex. Feb. 9.-ilog~
Receipts 1900: market closed Zoe higher
ron. ~ll.65: bulk. ~ll.llH LOO.
Cattle: Receipts 250o. including 200
calves; market steady on al cIa~Se~; top
steers. $3.50: bulk. S7.25ms.25. l~Ieiier~.
top. $3.50: bulk, S4.15m6.25. Cows. top
$500: hulk. S4.5omG. Bulls. top. 10
bulk. ~4.50m 5.75. Calves. ~Gm9. Stock
cr~: Steers. ~6ld so: cows. ~4.5Ota u
heifer~. S4.50m ESQ. calves. seas.
sheep: Receipts 20O0 goats; market
steady az $40.