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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSOURI

Bc9rinbet 1911.
&apital $4,000, lleberiduB $1,000
9epoiiten iiber 100000.
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8e5ablt 4 Yrpsent auf 3eits3 epoiiten.
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Sat Siherheitsr9 ep0iitsaditeu az pcrmicr
tben.
uuo bittet %ireunolidlt nm cure MIND
ihaft.
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6. @ngelbred)t, q. U. Mpcucr,
5eep. Suidmaun, GbaS. VI. S,ucu,
Senrp 9anaenbera.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20
Die gnten yrennbinnen.

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feline Sbonbeit."
Bella: yHcin; abcr lpenn man lie
iingen bort, pergiBt mol, ibr @elidt."
,Mein @ott - lit ibre Stinmle
oenn 10 gruBli62"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

s. @olf uno @attil ul,D 6. &ie.
fer uno Satin bon ct. 2ouis Der
weiltcn lcbtc @o6e bier ais @1itc oer
8ittpe 2o,lis @oIf.
-Srl. Sbelnlu 8reuer, Sodter bes
areisrihters, q. ". 9rcuer, lit bonn
Sdulrotb Der Ecace 8allep 9iitrift.
i6ulc, oils 2cbrcrin fir bas nddlten
September begiruncnoe S6uliabr er.
ipGblt luprben.
-gSic aus &aibinaton berid)tet
miro, iollcn beiltc in Der gln0ess
baitptitaot Die Nlnlrnern 9e5o9en
meroen Iiir bic critic Iusbebung Der
regiitrirtcn Mannidoften gum Seer.
csbienlt.
Mint Wontng NbcnO miro in DER
Gpn5crtDalle cine Scr on1nlung Der
9ilracr unicrcr Stoot ~obscbaltcn
merocn in pcld)cr EIGnc belprohcn
ipcr0cn lnllcn, Slr Sorocrung llnO
Sebuna bcltcDenocr un0 our @epin.
llllng llellcr SSnbuitrien fir unicre
StaOt. mo oo bieies 3iel mir bllrd
elm eirbcitlides 3uiammenpirfcn Der
Burger crrcidt merbcn fam, Doffcn
mir ooB lid Die @cipobncr uuiercr
Staot 5oblreid, an Der Seriammluna
bctbciligcn ncroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

Tcl'lc, W Ilblt SSuulV 'ptSpST 0utilu
gcfcbrt.
SRI. @ciiic Eclmlonn iroi oil
Iicnstng nad l1ngcrcr abmcicnhrit
bon Sort 2capenlportb, &anios hici
Gin I'M ibren Gltcril, %. Ncllnom il
unb Satin eincn @eilth ob5uItottcr.
Il. %. &orbees bon st. 2ouis
bciilloct iid %acgcnmGrtig in micrcr
Stabt lnl Eionps 81 itimmlen. Cine
Yoittarte an i'm in Sernlann obrei'
iirt, bringt ipiortiac g(ntluort.
-0urh Irobotc Ridter Sbco.
@roi wurocn lctten Samstaa I'M
Gpllrtbaus Hpscoc 8. Sepbert inh
SRI. Gpo :. Tccd, bcibc bon S'Sol.
Ion, Sll., int Wltnoc Der Che Ocra
cinigt.
81. s. Starter fam lebtcn CONT
tag bon ct. 2ouis bierber III, ieinenl
9ruber q. S. Sorter eiren f,lrSen
@ciud ob5uitatten. Serr Starter lit
Heicrpiit Ser Worine ilnb erbielt De.
icbl lid, gum 0icnite cin3eltellen.
-@ittipc @ln. Brass lnb bercn
Sodter Sral Clara Boone ltto 5rnll
&otic @rrlbnrt fan,en lebten Cams
tag bon ct. 2ouis bicrbcr I'M Srelul-
Sen lu1o @cfon,ten IN ibrcr iriiberen
@cimntb cinen @cil,f a%bouitattcr.
--Tranf Nllrpl fat bon Der Ser,
nlnnl SubingS 0nnf orci Cots ocs
iriibcrcn &rcpp Vra,lerei E gigen.
tbrn,S on scr oItl. Srontltrobe filr
$50 g%cfa,it Ii. ldBt o~ieielben gegclls
wGrtig ein5Glmen I'M a,,f Dem Inlpc-
len 'Siibncr5udlt 81, bctreiben.
Oscar q. Hicf ml,rbc leetel
Snmstog mad, ct. 2olis ms Soipi.
tol gcbroft lilt bort lpcgen Blind.
0nrmcnt5iinoun9 elmer Operation llll-
ter5o9cn 81 weroen unb boffen mir
bob infer jlunger Sreunb balo iuieocr
oils p~pllitGnoig aeneien 5uriidfebren
mirb.
-Socob Sdinolcr. bon Guliior-
nicn, mclhcr mcbrcre Wonote bier
ltnb in Smiss gu 9ciud bel ieilcn
Nngcb0rigcn ucrucilt bottc, rciltc les.
ten Snmstag mad Sutton, Wo. in
@cglcitlu1a icincs 9rlloers. Hobt.
Sd,inolcr, ln1 Dor ieincr Eildreile
nod Californian, Scr Sd)mclt ter. Srolt
Gotie Tlctiher, ciren @cilld) digit
~Itotten.
-Olipcr @rut uno @uttlll farllen
lcttcn Wcnto0 bon Ntofo, Sflnbpma
bicrber uno lperoen mebrerc Gage bel
bcn Gltcrn, S1cu. @rof mo @attin
pcrpcllcn. Slipcr mar m1brcno 0es
pcr9nlgcncn SuhrcS in Ntptu in Sci.
tlngs9eitGit tbGtig gercicn mo hat
filr5lih cine I1ltCllrn9 mntcr Dem
Gipilbieilit = @cicb int Nfcrbnu- un0
@ctter . @urco,t III 2incolll, Nebr.
crbalten sic CT uul %. 5. Mtts. oi,-
trctcn miro.
County Sbuliltpcrinterloent u.
>. Wunn cril,f)t inns hefannt 5t
mohen 0ab Ole j0brliden Granlen
irld)er Sfii!er Der oifcntlihen Shllle
bic iid) I'M sic Nl1s5cidnl1ng auf
Soften bes Stautea Die Staats. Sair
in Sebalio bciuden lno iid) bort an
Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. llnterridts.
GURUS betbeilieen 81 oilrien, ont 3.
Mr9uIt IN &ernlann unb in Spenss
billie itattfinoen ipcroer,. 9ieies Sabr
miro jeoob jeOcs County rur gu CT
nem Stltocnten berchtigt lein a~nItutt
iuie bisber SIT 6mci., Sebcr &nabe I'M
Mltcr bon II bis Il %obren fam Ii6
I'm Ole Gbre bclncrbcn uno guar miro
bic Yrilfung iit ouf Geographic,
glritbmetif, @onomirtbidoft irnb eis
men Ilfloe iibcr lealmlinGic (biilien.
trngcnoc) Gntcn bclhr0tfen.
-@cnm in Siio- Sofoto icbt irgcno
Scnlnno cincn ~flciucn Sdnups mill,
10 miro CT MIR gcirugt: nNolt Su
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

Sos Nerbit tSclt oos olljGbrlih in
@lono ~nbaebalten miro, ioll bieics
,Sobr orl %, 80. "a. mo %. gllt.
quit itottfinbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

S,n Sipcnspille lit an Witt,pof
poriger ISOLDE Samuel @ibion, eiil
l%anai1briaer 9iirger unieres Goltn-
tins botbetaet gcitorben. Webrere
Sobnc uno SGfter bctroucrn icincn
SOB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

Die @attin bon @l,s. Spl5ihub, III
Sbirb Greet SoipnIbip pobnbaft. III
am 9onmerstag lester ISOLDE nad)
lGngercr &ranfbeit aus bieiem 2eben
geihieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

Nmncr 9otes uno SRI. Metn 0rehc,
Srhtcr BON Hid)aro @rcbe bon nobc
0rofc, murOen on, 81. Suni in
Seottlc, @oibillgton ectrallt no Die
REORGANIZATION ibr @cim ollfihlagcn
mer0cll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

@ebprcn. lestc ISOLDE, Dem Che.
paar Sranf ISABELLE nabe Bent, Elm
SGfterd,cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20
Nms benz Gumntp.

Nns benz SpuntD.
bic fatboIiife @enlcinbe BON Sm.
cnspillc miro ibr iGbrlides Ticnic om
If. Iuguit obbalten.
@eborcn, Iestc ISOLDE, Dem Che.
poar Sranf ISABELLE nabe gent, ein
SGhterd,cn.
Ios Nerbit . sSclt bas olljGbrlih in
@lono ~ubaebalten mirb, ioII bieics
,iobr ON %, %. "a. mo %. Pitt
quit itattfinbcn.
Die @attin bon @lis. Spl5ibub, IN
Sbirb Greet SoipnIbip %Wobnbaft, lit
an Iomnerstag lester ISOLDE nad)
lGuaercr &ruufbeit aus bieiem 2eben
gcihieben.
Sn Sipel,spille lit oml Witttpo6
poriger ISOLDE San,l,cl @ibion, ein
l%anaiGbriaer @iirger u%nieres Goltn-
tins bod)bctagt geitorben. Wcbrerc
Sobnc ,ino Snhter bctroucrn icincn
Sob.
Apncr 9otes uub Sri. Meto 9rebc,
Sphtcr BON Gid)oro @rcbe bon nobc
Grofc, w,lrOen am 81. Snni in
Seottlc, @oibillgton e%ctrallt no Die
HcllpcrmGhlten ibr Scim oilfihlogen
merbcll.
Die 2ebrer. e Griifungcn fir ben
Monot 4,,euit meroen am 3. unb 4.
Des s%cnonntcn Monots i'll Sodiditl.
@ebGlloc in OpcnSpille itottfinoen,
mo an ocniclbcn Sagen in Sernnom
I'M oifcntliden SdulgebGltoc.
HSSas. 9. GaDiIl lit an 0iel,stag
letter ISOLDE in scr @obnlulg icines
Sobnes, @altcr Gnbill, nnbe Canaan
i'm 9lIter bon SO Sabren %geitorben.
Ger &crltnrber,e murbe in Sranflin
Goluntp eeboren unb fam ais jllnacr
Wonn nod @osconabe Golntn. no or
lcitbcr in 9%purboiS Solpnibip mobns
tc. Gr binterldBt ici,c @ittmc ionic
6 S0bne uno S0dter.
Ourd) @orrar,tp Tccb iibcrtragcn
s. e. Griber on SoDn 8. @lcmon, 1
gder, lpeltl. bon Omclspillc iiir ST;
Gan Safii6 al 6. 6. aeisfcr 2ot IS,
9lpf If in @asconobc fir $40; q.
IS. Epppcn6nlts an Winno @otten-
ltroetter bcn mcitl. SDcil bon 2ots /,
=, 3, 4 mo 5, in @lof 16, Smens-
billie fir $4,000; S. Sp. @ebmeper
an 6rit Sdniot 2ots I, s, 8 unb 10,
@lof 4 in Goiebub fir $160.
6rnll Nllteuit Isabel lit am 6. Sllli
IN ibrcr @olnltne IN Godeport, Mo.
oeltorbcr, Trol1 Isabel gcb. Iib-
wortb, pcrbciratbctc ii6 unl 16. Dc
5cnber 1879 in &ern1or1 nit slllguit
@oibcl unb uobnte oos Gbepaor bic
le Sabre nobe Morriipn in unierem
Gprntp, no Ole Serltprbcne biele
6reunbc 5Gblt Die ibren COB betroits
ern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

bic fatboliid)e @enlcinoe bon Sm.
cnspillc miro ibr iGbrlihes Ticnic om
#. Iuguit obbalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-20

Sic 2ebrer. Griifun9cn fiir Den
Monut M,l9uit perocn am 3. unb 4.
oes gcnanntcn Wonots in Sohidlll-
8ebGl,oc in OpcnSpille itottfinoen,
mo an ocniclbcu Sagen in Sernonn
I'M oficntliden SdulgebGltoc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
WAKE UP AMERICA

The trouble with the people of this coun-
try j. that they think of the war a. being
three or four thousand miles away. This
is the wrong angle from which n view it
the war i a week away, for that j. the
time it would take the German fleet To
reach New York and Galveston harborS.
The German government has made up it,
mind that America shall pay for this war.
Ambassador Gerard told III this in the
plainest language some months back. and
who knows better the feelings. sentiments
and intentions Of the German government
than our cx-amba~sador at Berlin,
Surprising that the people of this
country Texas in particularly continue IA
be Indifferent 10 the fact that money and
supplies are urgently needed to keep fleets
of the United States, Great Britain and
France nj their present efficiency.
Drained by years Of financial and ply
steal strain. our allies will be sufficiently
weakened and demoralized 10 allow the
German fleet To venture forth. Where will
thtN Gh4 10 T.IUtanu. WHICH has hP'h
drained Of billions If dollars! No. they
will carry ont heir threat Of making
America pay.
The American nation possesses Intclli-
gence second 10 none in this world and vet
they are suffering the fate Of all wealthy
and successful nations, they have become
sluggish with ease.
We should recognize facts instead of
making j. necessary for German shells to
fan in the streets Of New York. Portland.
Maine: Galveston and Brownsville, before
we wake M.
We are nj war. This sounds common
place. Everybody knows IL YOU say. They
do not! To know a thing l. To recognize a
fact in all lis bearings, 90 We say without
fear of contradiction, that the American
people do not know that We are ~ war.
Not only are We 1t war, but We are ~
war with q relentless enemy. a vicious en-
envy, nm enemy prepared 70 do unSpeakablc
things To our women and children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
University Club of
Cameron Co. to
Be OMtgyOWth of
COmingD Dinner

yesterday Saturday ut Austin hav-
in. called n mass meeting ut Dallas for
Sa,irdav, June Ii, Ia devise means of
preserving the University Of Texas to the
state. !, as its chairman, and also as "A
friend of the university and the state of
Texas earnestly urge YOU to call a mass
meeting of your citizens To send a large
delegation 10 Dallas. Please report the
number who will attend To s. II. Aldrcdgc,
Dallas, by Thursday"
The organization of d university club for
Brownsville and Cameron county has been
in the minds of university men here for
some time, and Wednesday night affair,
besides being attended by University Of
Texas men will be attended also by grad
yates Of other schools with the object of
forming Il University club. This will he
taken up nj the dinner following the dis
position of matters concerning the Uni
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11

forty were spent in imprisonment and
exile. She was the daughter of n wealthy
nobleman, with all the opportunities for Il
snug life which girth could bring, but L
the age Of ten began to show the stern
stuff Of the heroine and the martyr. Her
service 10 the Russian people began when
she was little more than 4 child. and
opened 4 little school near her fathers
estate 10 give al time and efforts Ia the
teaching IF tn mcouiiks around her. A
few years later. with her marriage, She
established n peasants Industrial school
with the cooperation Of her husband. In
1871 began her political career rs an agi-
tator for freedom, for which she sacrificed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
BELL-ANS
Absolutely. Removes
lndiges tion. One package
provesit i. 25cat all druggists.
THIS REMEDY is SOLD IN BROWNS
WILLIE BY THE EAGLE PHARMACY
PHONE rs.

cess ut its first performance will be re.
p2atcd for the benefit of the Charity Home
Upon its second production there will be !
few changes in the east of characters
Miss Isabel Lopez and Miss Josefina Cas-
tenada, who appeared as member Of 1.-THE
Girls Loyalty club in the initial perform
ance have gone 10 attend summer school,
and Miss 4. X. \. Craig, the director Of
the play, has secured Miss Georgia Dancy
and Miss Stella Mae Batsell To fill these
rolls. Following the Brownsville perform
ance u il probable that the play will be
to San Benito. where il will be pre-
for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
RACING BEGINS AT LATONiA.
INnerlnI tn Ihr IIerlIhl

CINCINNATI. o., June l1-Onicials1pf
the Latonio Jockey club predict that the
spring meeting which begins today 10 the
track across the river will be one Of the
best that. has been held there in some
I. There j. an abundance ~ high class
horses on hand. and the Jockey talent Is Of
the very best. 4 dozen or more good
stakes are TO be run during the meeting.
Featuring the program for the opening
day j. the Inaugural handicap, for three
year-olds and upwards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11

versity Of Texas and the naming of dele
gates To the mass meeting at Dallas. Y
Those who will attend the dinner arc
requested 10 notify Mr.. Cole not later than
Tuesday.
so far a. known, the following il a com
plCtc list of present and former University
Texas students in Brownsville and Cam
cron county:
Miss Florence Bell, Sam Bell, Mrs. l.. II.
Shelton. Miss Fanny Mullen Miss Bernice
Stell, Miss Lizzie Barbour, Ben Woods,
Daniel Saenz, Miss lone Walton, T.. 4.
Kinder, II. W. Williams, 4. b. Cole, K. b.
Rentfro, X. Il. Crcagcr, ID. :. Perkins, W.
Il. Jones, Ted Graham, Mrs. May III.
Dickens, llarbert Davenport, DR.. i. o.
Works, Mrs. Il. o. Works, Mrs. Fanny
P%utegnat, Miss Marion McChesney, DIR.
G. d.. fairbanks. DIR. q. ". Lawrence, Dr.
q. ;. Stell, Stanley Ford, Mrs. r.. Il. T.
Howard, Marcellus kIcberg, Mrs. Olivia
Yznaga, Mrs. X. ID. Hamilton, II. l.. Yates.
Mrs. Laula X. kibbe. A. T.. Ancrson, Judge
JAS. a. Graham, Mrs. /. =. kibbc, William
Stovall, all of Brownsville: 4. VI. Robards
of San Benito, Mrs. W. G. Il. Morrison of
San Benito. Lucius J. Polk of Pharr. Cor
don Hill and Lon C. Hill, jr., of Harrington,
Ike McFaddcn of San Benito, Misses
Spears of San Bcnito Mrs. and Mrs. Fred
Raymond Of Raymondville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
WOMEN ELECTED n RUSSIA.

WOMEN ELECTED IN RUSSIA.
The large part played In women ~ the
revolutionary movement IN Russia l~ ~trik-
ingly Illustrated by the election of two we
men on the executive committee ~ the
Council Of Peasants DELEGATES. These
women arc Mime. Catherine Brc~hkovSka-
VA, the famous grandmother ot the Rus
sian Revolution but lately returned IN
triumph from Siberian exile Ia Pctrograd.
and Vera Fiencr, noted socialist leader.
In the election Nine. Brc-hkov~EaNa cot
the highest number Of votes but one, NJ.
TchcrnofI, the socialist minister at agri-
culture securing SO votes u her 500. VI.
kcrcnskv, was minister Of Justice at the
time Of her liberation and who was the
man who recalled her to the city where -hc
was received with the houor~ never paid
Il Russian women not an empress, WA
third with 500. "Bubu-hkc.' rs -hc i at
fcctionatcy known 10 all Free Russia" -
now II years old and nearly blind with
cataract. II has been said that the he
role figure If Catherine RracShkovokaya
cmbodit> the Russian revolutionary move
mcnt and will forever be associated with
it, history. The years given by her for
the cause cover more than sixty. of which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
MILLIONS TO BE INVESTED HERE

The Lower Rio Grandc Valley i due for
the greatest development in the growing IF
sugar cane within the next two years that
has ever been experienced by any section
in the world.
Miller Smith, probably the best known
sugar expert and promoter ~ the world,
left for the east Monday after spending
ten days in the Valley investigating the
conditions here.
He expressed himself ~ more than sat
iefied with the Valley n a sugar growing
section and said before leaving that the
results already obtained here prove that
the Valley IL equal in every respect for
sugar growing 10 Cuba and many Difficult
ties experienced there, such a. labor
troubles, political complications, etc, are
entirely absent here.
lie j. well satisfied with his invcStiga-
tionS that ne has consented to accept the
management Of an immense sugar compa-
ny now forming and which will commence
operations Immediately.
With the revival Of the sugar industry
ia the Valley, rlimorS are gaining current
To- the effect that the San Ecnito a Rio
Grandc Valley railway i, to shortly begin
the cXtc~ion of it, lines from Mission 10
Santa Maria. The road % il y stated, has
been leased hv the Bordcrland Sugar Co.,
which company contemplateS extending
the line from Monte Christie ~ either Fail
furria~ or to some point on the :. \. L.
A a. Nissan Timp1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11

The following notice was issued il
Brownsville today to alumni and ex-stud
of the University Of Texas, includ
lng goods, IN Cameron County and tn
Valley:
In line with the statewide move
ment among the friends of the Uni
vcrsIty Of Texas, IN an attempt 10
devise ways and means Of meeting the
present crisis in the affairs of the
university, a dinner will be given at
the County club in Brownsville, one
Wednesday,, the 18th instant, III
o clock p. m, ut which time the above
matter will be discussed, and it is
also proposed to form a university
club.
All present and former students Of
the University of Texas are urgently
requested To attend this meeting. and
If they can be present should advise
A. b. Cole, Of Brownsville, Texas, Of
the fact that they can be present in
order that adequate arrangements
mar he made or the dinner.
The foregoing announcement was mad,
following the receipt of a telegram by
Frank W. kibbe, an alumnuS, from for
ner Governor Joseph d. Sayers, reading A.
~ meeting of Texas citizens held
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11

LYONNAlSE EGGS-Chop fine one
small onion and cook it without browning
butter for ten minutes. Then stir in a
tablespoon Of flour and cook until il
frothS. Add II cups Of milk and stir
while cooking three minutes. Season with
IL teaspoon salt and two dashes of pep
per. When sauce j. thick and smooth pour
II into a deep hot plate and carefully break
in six eggs. Sprinkle buttcred bread
crumbs over the eggs. Set dish in oven
and bake until eggs are set. Serve ut
oncc.-Recipes hv Mr.. GEORGE +. Walker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11

ny guest OF MISS Ethei Tin tins week
Miss Clint spent last week rs the guest OF
Miss Pupkin at San Benito.
The following Brownsville people were
guests at the benefit dance given for the
Ned Cross in San Benito Friday NIGHT
Misses Una Young and her guest. Miss Zarr
Mowry OF Laredo, Misses Rose Thcrnham
Nora Browne, Ethel Clint. Augustine
Browne, Henry Celaya and VIII Craig.
%
"A wedding announcement of interest u
Brownsville and Valley people has been re-
ceived here. Mr.. and Mrs.. 7. \. Pryor 2.
San Antonio, formerly of the Miller Hotel
here, have announced the wedding of their
daughter. Miss Nina Willis. to Mr.. Charles
Wesley Ware of McAllen. The wedding oc-
CURED on June Sixth. Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
will be at home after July first at Ne
Allen.
Mrs. Floyd Waltz, Miss Rose Thoynham
and Miss Louise Putegnat comprised 4
party that left Sunday afternoon for points
IN the Eastern states. Mr.. Waltz will Join
her husband, Lieutenant Waltz OF the
Fourth ~ifantry. now stationed at GettvS-
burg. Miss Thornham will visit her aunt.
Miss Geraldine Kelly at her New York
home, and Miss Putegnat will he the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. Il. Coulter. who
with her husband. Lieutenant Coulter. Is
stationed in Washington. ID. c. a large
coterie of friends gathered at the depot
yesterday afternoon TO bid the travellers
goodbye and good luck.
Mrs. Fanny ID. Putegnat and Miss Flor
Inc Pierce will leave today for q thirty
days vacation visit 10 Colorado. The Colo
RADIO trip i the result of a popularity con
test held by the morning Sentinel.
Mrs. Chester DeBardelebcn, president Of
the Civic League. will entertain that body
at a business and social hour nj her home
on Elizabeth street Tuesday evening. Be
sides other important business scheduled
to come before the meeting a schedule for
the summer meetings will be desided upon.
e"
The first rehearsal for the second per
formance of the high school play. ..The
Call of the Flag" i being held this after
noon. The play, which proved such 4 sue
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SUFFRAGE VICTORY IN VERMONT

SUFFRAGE VICTORY IN VERMONT
Suffrage won more than i victory il
Vermont than suffrage leader, in.the com
try at large realized when the news dis
patches carried the announcement of the
new law IN that state. The full text ~
the law shows that the %"taxpaying women
who are allowed To- vote nj municipal clcc-
tons are q much more numerous class than
the phrase would commonly indicate. Any
woman who has even ~ little rs 4 dollar
IF her own can apply - have i listed
for taxation purposes. and then hy pay
mcnt of u few cents she has the right Ia
vote for MI city and town officers and On
all matters that come before town meet
ingS. including the license issue. Thus
the new law practically cnirancles NIL
Vermont womc who care for the ballot. "a
far ~ local officials. expenditures and pol
ices are concerpcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
WANT SUFFRAGE IN MARYLAND.

WANT SUFFRAGE IN MARYLAND.
\ large delegation # distinguished wo-
men from all over the country nave APP
pearcd before Governor Harrington of Ma
ryland at Annapolis. to ask the executive
10 use his Influence IN behalf Of prc~Iden-
tial suffrage for The women Of Maryland
and IN support of tho suffrage hill which
.i~ io be introduced M the special session
tomorrow. Among them were Mrs. John
kendrick, wife ~ Senator kcndrIck Of
Wyoming; Mrs. james y. Montgomery Of
Oregon. Mrs. William Kent of California,
Miss Mabel Vernon Of Nevada. Miss Maud
Younger ~ California, Mrs. Donald Hook
cr and Mrs. Townsend Scott Of Maryland.
and Mis- Alice IIcncklc. Miss Lucy Ewing
and Mr.. Gibson Gardner Of Illinois, the
the first presidential state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
RECIPES.

BEAN PlCkLES-Two qts. green beans,
| ut. vinegar-weak, | cup white sugar,
: desert spoons tumeric powder, II cup
mustard. l-3 cup flour. Boil the bean,
salty water half an hour. When done,
drain well and put them in the sauce or
mixture; then add a little celery seed.
This sauce j. good for ~cucumbers.
but don't cook the cucumbers, but lei stand
IN salty water over night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-11
WANTS MIGHT SCHOOL CONTINUED
Try Associated II'reSs.)

WASHINGTON, ID. e., June Ire
ports that Oklahoma may abandon its
night school instruction for it, foreign
population drew from the board of %naturl-
such action would surely appear a an
gerous step backwards, for if ever attcn-
ton in education was needed, it is needed
now"
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MI. her family, position. wealth and event.
ually her own personal liberty. In 1904
'BabuShka" visited America soliciting
funds and lecturing for the Russian rcvo-
lutlonary cause, and was given enthusiasts
tIce welcome throughout the United States.