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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
11taskenbaH Scr
Parm00ri Cc0e!

Ole Gma6a 9oqe 629 bort 1eilt.
iden 2roen Der Surugori miro
Samstug o6eno, 0en 3. 5ebriidr, III
Der Saoieite TllrnboIle, Is. nno
9inton Ctr, ibren 0iesidbrigen
MtasferbnI obbaIten. Die @orbe'
reituugen fir ben Ball iiuo in boil.
item @ange sir Die beltcu mo TO.
miidlten MuSteu fomnIen mertuole
8reiie 3ltr Gcrtcihma. 9as Steele
9rdeiter licfcrt Die Miuiif. Scr Gin.
trittspreiS betrdat MIR 25c, 10 onB
ie0er. DER iid einHto( rcdt git oHlil.
liercn nil, ON Sam5tog Dem MiaS,
fcubaa Der Sarugori beImobncit
lollte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Pam0en Mnc B0nGen
in fcbwcbcnScr rcin!
EtaafsIefretdr eanIiug f~Onfcriert
NIT bem E~rGI0enten iiber
bic SGgc.

@nibinetoL +. 5ebr. Gas
Etontg0epartcment bat beute ole
Ausltelunget ron &diien an 4meri-
Eoner, Die iiber See reiien moIIen
beripeigert.
Staatsietrctdr 2ailiina bat 6eltte
nnhmittag nit benz 9rdiioenten
cine ldngere llnterreonng gebobt
peigert iid aber etrpos ilber sic Sra
tltr oerieIben 51 berroten. GaB Die
Ielbe aber idperpiegen6cr gtntltr
gelueien iein rilB, eebt aus Dem
9ene1men oes Gtaats iefrct1r8 ber-
Dor. Gr NOR bloB, %oufgeregt sim
bette III nerboiem 3uitonb icine 81
gnrette an nn0 rtef cine Groi6fe
berbei, bic ibn nad ieiner GmtS=
pobnung fIbren ioate.
Gr miro beute INN $3.50 cine met.
terc Gonferen5 NIT Dem Gr1iiOenten
bolten, nod Oerielben miro er ie-
be1folls ben 8eitungen ettpns mit5u-
tcltCSi JApC4is
Iuterifnuer iuerSen seluarnt.
8r1liopnt G8iIlon bat ieiae ant
mort auf ole 0eitihe giote fertig
uuo miro oieieIbe je0enfoas nod i'm
gnuTe oe5 ntoraiaen Cages betarnt
peben. 9as Staats0epartemert bot
In5DiIden cine 8ornung an ole
umeriforer erIoIien, Die beabitdti-
gen. eine Seareiic at 1mtcrncbmcn.
Dieles bat beredtigtes 4ufieben ge=
ntodt. 0eon iagt fid, OaB 0ieie
@ornting beOeutrngsboa lit. gnt
tpeOer beoe1itei iie, bob sic Ser.
5taoten oroitii9e MaBnobmen tref-
fen meroen Gle einen 9ru6 nit
Eelttlhldno berbeifiihren miiiIen,
pocr DAB Der @rGiioent ieinen frii-
beren Stonbpunft inbe8ug a1tf Die
belitide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma
Bigen tDiro unO Die amerifaner
lpornen miro. Gdiffe Die @l1nition
fitbreu, 5u benisen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
JcWas Scnat aucb
fir Prohibition!

8eS @}oiuc&, Sa., /. 6ebr.
12it AZ oegell rlur bier Stintmell
foIgte eeitcrn Der Serlnt Dem Bel
ipieI ocS Salties un6 %itinulte fiir
sic auno6mc bon 8robibitiou IN
Soma. Die Troge miro iebt Dem
8olfe 3ltr Abitiumuung tu%tterbrcitet
iper6eu. Gas 3atllm Der 8abl lit
ie0od nod nidt feitgeiebt, Gem
liegt eitle 8orIoge Dor, mcld)e
oa8 9otitn Ger g8obl oiti Den q.
SUM OicieS Sobre8 feltiett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
srnntnr etnnc idlneiniam.

ct. 2ouis, no, 4. 6ebr. Se-
nator Stone, @oriieer oeS 4ilslpGr'
tigen aomitec8 oes 8un0esienotS,
reiitc belite nadmiitng nod @a.
ibington alb. gr iuate norber, 0ab
CT iif olf feilten 5aa oltf bic Oelt
Idle 0ote e%inlaiien f0nute. Nlan
gIoubte, oaB Der Senator elmer
5ibung Der Gemofrottiden 6iibrer
6cutc ohen0 beiiup6nen niiroe, ct
elite a6er nod 8nibilgton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Strrif in GeOnr Mapibe.

GcOar Hapi0s, Ga, /. Jcbr. -
Gum 8lueiten 0}ole innerbnl6 eines
MonatS iino geItern ole 2lngeItelten
Der bieiigen WlubIe Der Gunfer Oats
60. in Den 5treit ge9onqen. Gie
llriotc 0es nellen Streifs biloete Die
Gntluiiung cines Arbeiters, Der 1trl
9o6nerbobung ongefroat botte. 8ie
6abrifleituna miro beriudcrL Streif.
BREEDER bier1er 81 bringen, nm ben
8etrtc6 mieoer 5u eroffnen ull0 fort
3uieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
gente ipar faif $4,000.

Sic bei6en 6%arbigen meIde in
Der 6ritbe in Ser @rocerb bon Snr-
10 2ineoln tn Sii0.9 mobo BEN Ser
f1nfer Gboitin ii~berfielen uno ben
BclDldranf ousplitneerteit, BADEN
nidt touieno Collars, fpie ltns in
Der Jriibe irrtfrmlid betidtat MIR
Dc, erbeutet. ippoern fat 0reimnL 10
5ieI n1mIi9 $605 i'll @ol0gelo.
Sous in Ropiergeio ulio $345 in
5iIber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Rc0e G6ti0keit aMf
Dampfcr miacbaS!

glclu 2onoon, /. 8ebr.- @erild.
te Dob bic gtami6oit 0e5 gtoro.
0elltiden 2IoDo 0oupier8 8iaeboo
ocn 6uufeutelegropb miaoer in ORD
ming brir0e, bot ieiteus Der bieit-
gen Marine. 9c60r6e cine bo6not-
peinlide llnteriudung 8ur 6olge &C.
.babt, 8otiade mar, oab Die @lonn-
idloit nllr Die 56ornitcine ongeitri.
den hat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
MaiIen staSt ocrla6sn.

3rci 5arbige, melhe ON Mnntng
iDcget 8erfauis BON uorfotiihcn
bcrboitet ipuroen, nurocn
aetcrn ST. je so Ingen @efdngnis
berurtcilt. Der Aidter erlieB ibncn
je0od ioglci6 Ole 5troie inter Der
geOin9ung, nab iie 10 idnea mic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
DcMtlcpc prcHc
lIntcrItiiEt Rcaicrmng!

Berlin i. 5ebr. Cgon aarI Ader
mann, &orreipon0eltt Der &dgltneu
Gmubo Sribiine) Die Oelrtihe
9reiie ~utteritiibt Den BON Der 3eBie-
rung in oeut Soudbootfrieg einge.
nommenen 6tonopunft bon 9nn5em
Ser5en. 9isber baben teinerIei
Observation-Disclosures itattgeimocn.
9oS Oeutide golf ioat 5u nllen,
mos sic Regieriung mlteruirmt, 50
un0 amen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
HanSler kcnfericrt
nit BERN 6craro!

amiteroauL /. SEQ. il6cr 2on0pn.
Reid8fan5ler bon @etbmann Soa.
meg bat beute nit Dem umcrifani
ifeu 9otihofter Serrn Geroro cine
Idilgere aoHferen3 gcbobt. gerIiner
0cpeid)en nber miien uitt8 Hber bic
Ratur Der llntcrrcoung at beridIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Dampfer St. romis
miro lit See itcdbcn!

9}eip yorf /. 5cbr1Iar. Ger ume.
ritniide 9nmpfer ct. 2ouis miro
naditen Samstag our feitgeieBten
3eit in Sec itedlen. ie0od miro er
ben BON GaItidlano augegebeneii
8e9ulotionen cutipredeu un6 at bel.
Den Soften oeS Sdiffe5 Die ouerifas
niideu Decentralization trogeu. Der
aupltdll glnubt uidt, 0aB er bon
Oeutihan Sali4booten belajtigt iper-
ben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Rnbc bcrric6t an
alien Srcntcn!

9erlin, 1. 5ebr. (6lnfcnberidt)
Gas ariegsnnlt meloet, ooB oeutihe
4uffldrung5patrouilen CUTE Qienite
0errihteten. Sout lit uift5 bon
8eIung 8u beridtct.
4nris, /. 6ebr. Gffi5iel miro
gemeloct oab III Ocnl abi6nitt bon
Rbeim5 Iebbaite Snfanteriegefedtc
it~uttfou0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
seI6itmorOfon0iOat fcitocaUmmcu.

Ger 1909 z. 20. Sh. mobneuec
Somes $. 6olDler purOe gcitern ouf
Griithcn iciner @ottin BIN III Salt
gcnomlnell Inn alf ieinen qeiiti8en
3uitonO bin Qeprilit ST merOrn.
6olDler ioa ictt ldnacrer 3eit Italt
Dig ge0ro5t mo Dcriudt babel, iid
0as Gcbcu 5t nebnlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Dampfcr blclbt
porldMfio i'm Pafen!

9}cp gorf, /. Gebr.- Ger idpe.
0iide gnmpfcr @eaig Clop, Der
bettte nodlmittog nit 300 Baiiogie-
.rcu an goro IN See itehcu iolIte,
bat uoll ieiner @auptoffice 9efeb(
erbnlten, poriluiig int @nfen 5u
bleibefl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Gcriidttc tn
1lbrcSc Geitent!

@ai6ington, 1. 5ebr. - Gas
Morineamt bat heiitc omtlidl oos
@erii6t IN glbrcoe geitellt, Dab eine
An3abl 3eritorer ousgeiatot pltr.
Den, nm on bartholomew 8rnlften
Der aiiite entlang Die GertraIitdt
al i6iiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
0ine GrflGrnnn snnnien,s.

0taorio, 1. 5ebr. r. g3ob elmer
laugen 5ibltns 0es ipnniihen Sta.
binett5 nuroe sic Grfldriug obge
gcben 6nB ipaniihe 5difie tbren
&anoeL nit oeu aIiierten iortieten
miir0en DOB aber mihti0e Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notpenoig
~genorOeu ieie1."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

Sic Qltierten buben cine neue
0ornltng Dor oeutiden aapcridif-
len erloiIen. 9onad gebt'5 0ieien
nod INNER greht gut, oanfe!"
8enn a~oniereu3en oeu Grieg &C.
rpinnen formterL maren Ole aqiier-
ten idnqit iieareif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
@icHae @anfflariernnncn.

Gie 9anfflorieruuqeu im 9tolnt
Sannor ~betrugell in 0mnbn $t12-
341,432.2S, mebr ais ie 5npor ii ii.
uent ciu3igeu Monot felt @eiteben
ocr Stoot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Nsanitb inmmert!

2onoon /. Gebr. pGs lit unn168-
lid, Die 8eoentlidfeit Der Gage in
9lbreoe 5ii iteIleu, iogte Der fritbere
8rcmier Asquit6 Geute 1T elmer
9iiraerperiommllrng. ais er bic neltc
oeutidJe 9loda0cor0er erlpahutc..
qber init uuierer Diariuc, Deritdrft
0urd Die 9epofimrng Der Son0eIs
idiffe un0 Die &in5uiiiglnQ uclien
Eomen9e6alt8 bofien mir Der cage
@err 3u meroat, Fiate er biu3u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
1t>Bicncn crhObcn
ihrc G6tiokcit
2lsqnitb i%amnncrt!

2onoot. /. 8c6r. n 3pei neitere
56iffe, Der britiihe 9amufer
Grebeau uno Der betgii6e 0ampier
@lpbrote5 - fms Gpier Der nelie.
item beridGrften Il 9ootfriegiiibrung
g%eporoen. QicS briugt Die @eiatnt.
3abl Der 2pfcr tit Der oeltiden
arieg58one ouf icds, nudOem ieit
ghtternad)t Der neua Idud6oottrieg
in araft getreten lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

Die Soften Ser meritanIidcn
Strdferpeoitlon4 belallfen Ii6 olli
$1,000 900. 5iharlid 5trafe ae-
nua-fur ben ameritomiden Stelt-
er5obler!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
lt=Bcctz2lctc fiibrt
Sm B~0ricnItmr5!
Ger @ci5cn 1T ami Der G~6itasOcr
86ric nm 10 Gcnts
gcfallcn.

Sniolge Ser g%eltrigen Ocatiden
Eaudboot gtote bot u1lf Scr bieiigen
@etreioe60rie cine mnbre SAINT ein-
aeiebt. @leih bel Der Gr0finung
fiel Mat g9ei5m inn 15c inter Die
q~c7trigcn ShlrBnotiermgenl 9ic
Greiie erboIteu itd his qeger 0tit.
taa mn t-2c. ais Wtai.M ei5eu
Isl. 6015 notierte. Siili. 8ei5eu itanO
mittogs uuf St.3912 o0er 71a inn
ter qeitriqen 9totierumqen uno Sep.
tember- @ci5cn uuf St,30H ODER
ebeniobiel ~niaOriger oIs geitern am
9orieni6ltB.
4ud 0}oi5 9ing I'M 4reis ie1r
berllnter. D}ai-N}ais n)otierte NIT
taqs 957s ooer 80 inter qeitriqcr
9}otierrmg. Sulie0luis 9515 ooer
81 nie0riaer. qu6 Safer botte
grobe 8reisititr3e git ner8eidnen.
5dmcineflciih mo SdmaI5 bot
ten qleihfals unter Der &onilmftltr
3u lei0en ltn0 iieIen beOcuteno I'M
9rciic, GritercS pom $500 bis So.
IS qeacu Die aaitrigeH @reiie.
9eim 5hluB Der @orie botten
iidl Bic 4reiie oleroiug8 wie0er
unt melrerG Huntte crbolt.
Stablnfticu inter Hcnnlucrt.
g}elu gorf, /. 6e6r. gum er.
item @}ulc felt Monnten ianfen
1tablatttcn auf inter Dem genn
merit. Bon oen 100000 Qftien,
mcl6e in Den eriteu 5uci Stun0eu
ouf Scr 1ieiiqeft gorie umgeIeBt
murocn, nnrcn $4,000 5to6laf
tieu.
gaummoae fpies aud einen gro
zen atrSintr3 auf.
9tuf Der @orie nurocn Die miloe-
item Berildte lattt. Gs 6icB iogur
unter Inoeretn, oaB Dem octtiden
gotidofter bareits feline 9aiie aus
gebdn6igt mor6en ieien. 2luh Die
@erienfung cines 6eutiden Tam
piers I'M 6niet BON Gbnrleiton
2. g., botte auf bic @aItln8 Der
gorie einen uubailnoIlen GtnfluB.
Die 90rie mnfte ungefGbr 0cnielbeu
@in6ruf mie ON Soqe Dor BEN
ausbrud 0es gegeniuortigen arie-
ges.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

General 6itaiton idmeiat iibcr
oie 9l66euiinnQ Der Gruppen oits
Merifo. limo bo5 lit unqef1br olIes,
mos Iid barber iogen I1bt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
DerI4ieSene sad6en

Grei 5.geut gafete @dide-
fIammeru fir. ...........1Oe
ShUere gefIodtene 9mtmwoa
@aideifride ............ 19e
eab GOrO gsaideitride. 39c
maEdeitride Gtiisen fir 15t
8aItenoe Boidbdnfe dits Sort
bols, haIt 5pei groBe @aiftopfe
mo @ringer, fiir.......$1.79
2grenner @nsplntten nit NM
lgsborem ~gufhtiider mo 8ren-
net, merit $3.50. fiir $.229
aaltrnoer StebIeiter Emil tifr
tANt -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

moglih ben Staub 0ma9aS bon ib'
rem 6iibea idiitteltl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

gars. gottS' 8 5tiid Garnitur,
Dernidelt, cpale jap. Sanobobe,
far MIR 79c
sSenifble" @aseiien, garan.
tiert r~egnIarer Breis $3.50, fir
MIR ................. Sl.0o
Gdtps pllniberioL@ eIeftriides
Glen fir .............$4.OO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24
The Gift Shop
Room 20I Merchants Bank Bldg.
GIFTS and NOVELTIES.
WILL CAMPAIGN
TO CLOSE EARLY
EFFORTS WILL BE MADE THROUGH
WOMEN'S CLUBS TO DO NO BUY
ING AFTER $50 AT NIGHT.

Effort which have been renewed an
mIallv tor five wears to Undue merchants
in An lines IN Brownsville Ia close early.
not later than $50 o'clock, were to be
renewed this afternoon at the meeting ~
the CITY Federation of Women's clubs nj
The carner~' library. A resolution calling
IVY the merchants to observe I'D earlier
CLOSING hour and calling on the women OF
the city tn 10 their shopping earlier m
thc VII , ana not later than $50 was eX-
pected 80 be- introduced ut the meeting.
Following the adoption of the resolution
w the general federation, II j. proposed
io |iuaugurutc 20 similar movement IN ev-
crv wnman'- club in the city. and through
al Mexican organizations. u j. pointed
ont that the earlier closing hour viii be
Y boon to many Spaui-h-~peaking rrlrk~
who are taking night courses in English
through the Centre Latino. IN organiza-
tiun nt Mexican Young men.
An address On the early closing propo-
-itinn viii hc madr nt ihc city federation
fhi- afternoon hy y. j.. Spero, upon the in
|ritation III the Officers of the federation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24
ORDERED
TO BE EXTENDED

City sewer are III be extended W the
laying of cight-inch mains in the alley be
tween Lcvec and 1T. Charles streets from
Third street To II. james. one block west
MI the Boulevard. and IN the alley between
Washington and Adams streets between
Seventh street and the Boulevard. The or
der for immediate laying of these ~cwer~
was passed WY an emergency measure w
the city commission. meeting in regular
session Thursday afternoon. Approx
matclv twenty running blocks will he Serv-
ed.
The new sewer extensions viii serve
many persons on the streets named who
have been without sewer connections since
the sewer system was first Installed seven
years ago. They will also serve residents
IN the many new houses that nave been
built IN that district IN the past year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24
Col. Kirkpatrick And
Capt. Murphy to Wilson

Announcement Wa- made at Fort Brown
DdHv that orders have been received trans
lcrrIug Lieutenant Colonel j. T. kirkpat-
r.rk from Brownsville M Camp Wilson, San
Antonio. where he wlI be chief surgeon WI
First provisional infantry division.
I'M 4cral Parker command. and transfer
ring also Captain E. \. ID. Murphy. Judge
advocate Of the 'hirteeth division. Cap
Murphy will become Judge advocate
w General Parker division.
Colonel kirkpatrick expects o. leave
Tuesday tor Camp Wilson, travelling I'm
auto by way at Laredo. Captain Murphy
will leave IN a day or two. Colonel Kirk
patrick ha- been chief surgeon iu the
Brownsville district since the mobilization
of the national guard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24
GENERAL CYRUS ROBERTS DEAD

William =. West Of Brownsville has re-
rriycd news WI THE death WV Long Beach.
Cali. on March 10, VT Brigadier General
Cyrus Roberts. retired. uncle ot William
XVI. West WITT Brownsville and Judge Duval
West Of SAN Antonio. General Roberts
tiuuing WI negro troops in thi- rity and
advised the war department against send
Ing them here. lite IN survived hy q daugh-
tcr. THE wife NJ Captain Tillman Camp
bell of the artillery, and by one son. a
major IN the regular army.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24
LONsened Ornamental PoIe-An \

LOOSened Ornamental POIe-An auto
mobile struck an ornamental light pole at
the southwest corner Of Elizabeth and
Thirteenth streets Y night or two ago. Iuc~-
eued the pole and caused two of the globes
to IA Jared loose from their screws. The
globes were about to ~ blown from their
moorins~ when Charlie Baker. the amiabic
head porter at the Miller hotel, secured "
ladder and made the repair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24

A clever advertisement Of the orange
growing industry in the Magic Valley is
the new timetable just issued BY the Gulf
Coast lines. The cover H. a violent tan
gcrine shade of orange, and the printing j.
INK the shade of orange leaves. Inside
On the double page fin leaf of the time
tables D. 4 cut with the caption; IA Citrus
Corner Of Cult Coast Lines Wonderful
Exhibit at State Fair oi Texas. Dallas.
October. 1916 The leaf green and tam
gcrine will look well against the duh back f,
ground of milady's tailored travelling suit,
and the color combination ~ such that
u will be impossible 10 lose the timetable
and hav, amy difficulty i'll finding u again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24
G};z1HNsus

N0rther Arrives early spring north
M struck Brownsville about = o'clock last
night. sending q storm Of dust hurting
through the city. The weather turned
somewhat cooler during the night. and re-
manned cool during today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24
Miss Deputy Returns--"Mi~-

Sheriff Charlotte Mctiuvern has return
ed from san Antonio. where ~he took a
woman insane prisoner ~ the ASYLUM.
Mis- Mctiovern came imemdiatclv. WY the
high sheriff Of Cameron county admits he
IN not a~ good \ ~tcnographcr n~ hi~ dep
uty i- ana there IVY much paper work con
nected with keeping the peace IN Cam
crun county. The sheriff saws hc learned
to use the typewriter ~ the famous "IIlut
and Peek two-fingcr system. and that the
system i- much too slow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-24
PERSONALS

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business vii-tur in the city today.
T. Mos Oh Ne" YORK tii\ d in bro"n0-
NlIle Today.
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n. VI. L"cbeii ~ Ne" orleans, pr"mi-
Brownsville. Mr.. Lockctt ha- Installed
many Of the pumping plants for the canal
-y~tems Of the Valley.
Vile today.
T. g. ilartle al New Orleans ~ a vI~i-
TER n Brownsville today.
Judge Samuel spears al san Brmto D.
~ brownsville attending me district court
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Files for Statistics

Files for Statistics. Louis c..
bolini Nh thr Board VII City Developments
today received u consignment Ut box tilc
in which he will record hin numerous
%ti~tic~ and tables and other muttcr-
corning Brownsville and the Lower III
Grande Valley. ii want my things wi.r
can -rt at them when want them
Commodore Coholini.
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Gcrmany'~ 1900 plants make electric
power available for about three fourths
Of in population.
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Auto and Trick Collide

Auto and Trick Collide antom,h
owned by 4. +. anderson and i Ma D
Transfer company truck collided this
morning at tho corner WI Thirteenth and
Washington streets. causing some damage
tu the automobile. No one was hurt.
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tram for home. he decided he would re-
mann ia the Southland. Ile IL Il very cap
able young man, of fine personality. and
made many good friends for The Herald
during hl> stay III Mi~-iun.-Mi-,ion Times.
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r. b. Creager returned Saturday after
noon from E%dinhurg, where ~ has been
counsel IN a land suit before the county
court of IIidalso county.
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WHEk YOU CAN'T GET 1T ELSE
come To Us. Wen have il. liic
Electric Go. (9-7-tfD
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CALL FOR YOUR

Carpenter. Paper Hanger or Painter, Phone
SOB. *. L. Gutierrez, +. o.. BOX. 500.
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lust RECEIVED: importation NJ New
Rhodes Grass Seed. X. M. Gregory. san
Juan. Texas. ti-1u-ttt
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AtAF'AN m 'AAfTF fM"'A+ 49, -" NN' ~''F" FHH
Juan. Texas. ti-2u-Gt1
E The at OF \ SEASON. green
caps WI kutlrdEr~ t1-2l-ltI
In New York City-Io~eph Bollack. man
ugcr WI The BoIlack Store. has gone east
VA business. Mr.. Bollack plans to Visit
tine Wholesale ccnter- bob New York CITY.
Chicago. Boston anna other eastern points.
llc plans IL b. away several weeks. II I-
understood that thc Bollack company IN
pluuin. to enlarge the scope MI it- h.--
mess m the Lower Rio Grandc Valley.
Electrical, bicycle, automobile. typewriter.
flashlights. telephone and telegraph supplies
and repairs. We repair anything. Rio Grande
Electric Co. (tfD
FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP lust
OPENED. acroo> from Miller Hotel. 1877 tiiz-
ahcth street. Expert mtn in charge. Popular
prices. CNmr uuI src u-. l~ltI
Guardsman Returns Home-R. J.. Fault.
-au ut Rev. ANA Mr.. IN. IL. Fnulk ot the
Country club uei.hborhoud. arrived IVY
Brownsville from Corpus Christi today.
having been mustered out uf thc Second
Texas regiment. Mr.. Faulk has been un
border duty since last May. BIKE wa- "a
member ut thr Waco company.
The GUARANTEE CYCLE Co. Rir,ci..
Fla-hliglt lnd Ttnpwritiug Repairing. Expert
liryri. r,fuiriug luj supplies. W. repair nnl
thing. Next Sentinel oaicr. l-l%-til
BARRIERS to ClOse-An barber-hop~ in
fhy c.ty employing union BARRIERS have
~..ned "a petition to close at = o'clock in
rhr evening. beginning next Monday. It
i- probable That " Iocai barhcr-' union viii
bc formed 900 an early date. the union bar
beers nos u -hr city being members ot
thc Corpus Christi local.
REAL HAVANA CIGARS AT SI.75 rrr huv
uf -I HuN uf lu fur $500. It BARRIER shop.
IS1. Elizabeth >t. t~1tI
SELECT FOR HOT WEATHER Suit r,n
Ia-4I-lu
A BOy.-Nr. and Mrs. ". ". Martyr ara
the parents ut W boy, BORN iu Dallas carly
this week. Mr.. Martyr has been spend
u- ,hc vintc at Dallas. Mr.. Martyr i-
proprietor W. thc sam Carlos apart
mcut-.
PURE WATER BATHS.i HOT OR COLD.
Tubs ur showers. buly Iuth house IN town.
1917 Elizabeth IT.. ACROSS from Miller hotel.
t~ItI
Remove ReSidenCe.-Nr. and Mr.. Ben
iamin krwul-hi, who since their return
from Waco have been guests at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mr.. Fred Truwit. are
now at home at fhr Bc~triro residence
corner W.T. Thirteenth and Lcvce streets.
Herald Man Visits MiSsiOn-Io-cph NJ
Hurt. Dr.. ot The Brownsville Herald. spent
part of This week in Mission 10 the interest
nf hi~ paper. Mr.. Hurt came to the VALLEY
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SEE The GIT OF \ SEASON, green
caps WI l;utlrd=r>. tI2l-ltI
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A B0y.-Mr. and Mr.. III. n. Martyr art
thc parents ut W Boy, born in Dallas early
this week. Mr.. Martyr has been spend
,u- thr winter at Dallas. Mr. Martyr i-
proprietor WI rhc sam Carlos apart
mcut-.
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Herald Man Visits Mission-Io-crh VI

HfTdTG Wdn VISIlS WlssIOl-TN-TTH Mn
Hurt. Jr.. wv The Brownsville Herald. spent
part of This week in Mission ID the interest
ni DIZZY paper. Mr.. Hurt came to the Valley
with the Virginia national guard. and when
his company received their orders 20 en-
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BARRIERS to Close-lu barber~hcl
RFAI HAVANA CIGARS AT !

SELECT FOR HOT WEATHER ~uit nna
before tlry Irr fiDk.d urrr. I@;Itlrtlg ~.
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