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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
9SOli8iit 3. Gacrman cmtluiIcm.

Yoli3iit 6ranf Gaermon bonn flo
licbcn 0iitrift muroe geitern bon Der
Yoli5ei6e6orOe entloiien neil er an
gebli6 in Oos 3inmer zines WlGo-
cbens on Der Sonober-, nobe Sec
StroBe, Inn 9 .llbr Wioreens ein-
orong. ST geitonO elm in Dem 3im.
mer eeipeien 8lt iein Inn 9lusfunft
ilber WlGnner, pelAe oos NlG06en
om glbeno batten ipre6en poaen, 5iI
erIon9cn. gSas oos WiGo6en eegen
ibn borbrodte, muroe bon @aerman
beltritten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
GiIcn6a6nIdJaffncr 5crmulmt.


CHARLES $. Soa gerietb 5wii6en 5wei
6ra6hpoegons inn @}t. Glare
S6uppeu Scr 80. & O..9a6n".
-Stor6 oui ocm @ege nab Dem
0oipitol. - @or felt 80 So6ret
ais S6offner t6dtie. Coroner
lmteriu6t.
&ir5 Dor 10 ll6r geitern 9I6enO
geriet6 Der 60 Sabre olte Charles $.
SaQ bon 9}r. 113, SiO-tt. StroBe,
Sig1lanotopn, in Oen N2t. Glare
S6uppen Ger Baltimore & O6io-
@iienbobn" 5mii6en 5pci iSra6tpog-
gonS. @r muroe in elmer @rioor.
9lmbulon5 nod Dem ct. 9(9ness6o-
ipitol gc6rabt, oob fam Die 6iilfe 5ll.
pdt.f Sein gon5er llnterforper wor
5ermolmt moroen. Coroner 6enton
bonn iii0weitIi6en 0iItrift miro cine
llnteriubung aniteGen. Soa mar ieit
mebr ais so Sabre ais @iienbobn.
i6aiiner oneeitelt ino nrbeitete ouf
Der @iien6abnroute no6 @biloOel-
pbin.
DC otorro0Ger beruneGiidt.
Ser 81 Sabre olte Soiep6 90.
Grititt bon Otr. 22t2, OIt0lonument-
StroBe, Elm 9lngeitelter Der s. & q.
Selepbon-Gompognie, colliOirte 9e-
tern gto6mittog an ser @de Der
Mornt 9oDol- unO NiorDlonO-9lpe-
me, ols er ouf ieinem MotorraO
fu6r, int Dem gluto bon @Oporo $.
9eDer bon 93r. 1915, SpringOale.
2(penue, imO fur5 oorouf nit einem
&oblenmogen ser Sto6ler &o6lcn-
Gompognie, ser bon SSoI6uo Sam.
fins bon O}r. t4t6, 9luO0er.S .StroBe,
gelenft wuroe. Sruitt, OcHen Wlo-
i6ine itorf bei6oigt iprroe, bro6te
Seper in ieincm N}otormogen noh
Dem NiorDlouO 9lllgen1einen Soipi-
tol, no man conitotirte, oaB icin lin
tes 9ein gebroben mar.
9& egerfnobe berliert 3 bne
Gem fiinfid6rieen Charles 2onion,
einem in 9lr. 515, 9rllne.StroBe,
no6nenoen 9fegerfno6en, mllroen
ieine o6eren @oroer5dbne oiSgeiGIa-
gen, ais er an Scr Gde bon 6ronflin-
un0 9rltne- -StroBe bon elmer Sc
monOion-9loenue @leftrii6en 81 80
oen gei6leu0ert purOe.
&Ieines sc d o6en in 9luto
llnfoIl.
Sic iie6cnidbrige Sora6 9ienalioo,
sic Sodter ser 6rou eleanor 9le-
nnuOo bon 0tr. Z 9forO-Yeorl.Str.
rannte geitern gto6mittag geeen Oos
Pluto BON Samuel Gbilos BON @inO.
ior Wiill &oo0, @ol6roof, unO purOe
bon ser S9uboorri9tihg 5u 9oOen
gemorfen Ger llnfoll ereignete iic6
Dor i6rem Seim Sic purOe ms llni-
oeriitGts Soipital ee6ro6t mo- i6re
Serlebungen, beItebenO aus Sautob-
idiirfungen om 9fiiden lnO redten
9lrnL be6onoelt pur0en.
3 3eitungsiunge unter 81 a :
oern.
Ger elfid6rige Carl Sooncr, Gin
in g}r S6S, ct. &eter-StroBe, mob
nenOer 3eitungsiunge, glitt, ais er
cine @leftrii9e an Ger @de Der Scott.
StroBe unO Goliimbio-9lbcnue 6eitei-
gen mollte, aus uno iein redter SUB
9eriet6 untcr Die 9iGOcr. 3pei Ieiner
3e6en purOen 5ermolmt, Ionit erIitt
erlitt er feline i6iperen 8erlebllngen.
Dlau 6ro6te Sen &no6en noA Souie,
no feline &erlebungen bon Or.
S6meinsberg bon g}r. 1920, @eIt-
SroB-StroBe, 6ebonOelt murOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
yc6cim-9lgcmt Ocrliert sUIOcne lt6r

Der G6ef ser 9unoes-@ -@e6eim-@So.
li5ei ). 0ap BON @ai6ington Der
nit Der frono0iii9en GomniIiion ge-
itern in Baltimore mar, entoedte oen
&erluIt Ieiner goloenen llbr, ais er
oltf Dem llnion-8o6nbof onfom. Ob
er ole ll6r oerloren botte ooer OF iie
i6m BON einem gelponOten Sol6en.
0ie6 u6qenommen puroe, miro Elm
TGt6Iel 6leiben. 3ie glngelegenbeit
muroe DER 6ieIigen @oli6ei ni6t be-
ri6tet. 0op 6efano Ii9 in Dem sluto-
mo6il bon W1npor 8relton itnO @rn.
!R. @ioioni, ais 0ie 6abrt pom gSalb'
-Monument no6 sem Sobnbof
angetreten mlroe.
SSn Der G6orles.S .StraBe pllroen
mt6 me6rere SoIooten unO cine 5rall
5u 9ooen geporfen ais oas Ffero
bon Gopt. Seslop, Grippe 81, All Der
@de BON Gborles- uno 9feooltroBe
i6eu pitroe unO 3piihen Oie @lann-
ibaften ser Gompagnie s Oes 5. 9Pe-
9iments rnnnte. Ser SolOat Sobn
S. S6ed ipuroe i6mer perleBt. @r
6lie6 bepuBtlos liegen uno purOe in
einem 9lutouo6il na6 Der 8offen-
bale Oes 3. &esiments ge6ra9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
9ra6tluie statiun aeritSrt.

ggaibington t4. @}oi. -0ie
9legierlmg bon Goito 9lico bat cine
ltorfe ora6tloie Station in ScreOio
entoedt lno 5erlt0rt Giciel6e beiauo
ii6 orf Dem @igent6mm Oes c6emali,
gen @ouOerncurs Scr @ropinj Sere-
Oio, Or. @iorcos 9ioOrieues, eincS
intimen 6rcunOes oes abgeiebteil
@rdiiocnten 9llireOo @on5oleS uno
oeS 9lot6eS oes Yrdiioenten 5. &llnt-
bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
V3or6ier IN SdliuulitGten.

0em- @eridtsUerfa6ren plirOe ee-
Itern bonn O1i6ter So6onnien inn nett
liden Oiitrift ser Sal bon Sbomas
Sules ii6erpieien Der 6el6ulOigt lit,
in ieinem 9arbiereeidGft in g}r. 2t3,
SiiO-@oco-StroBe, am Sonntag oIfo-
boliihe @etrdnfe obne 9icen5 Oerfauit
gn boben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
1000 Srau5Oicn rmS 1900 Sriten
gefallen.
Sn ocn GGmpicn an Scr maceOoni-
iben 6ront, &eripdtctc bulga,
ril6e 9erihte.

Qon0on 10. @oi. @eripd-
tete bulgariicbe 9Iodribten beridtcn
iiber ibwere Sample oui Deri6ieoe-
nen %unften rmO bconipruden OoB
cine &eibe BON 9lnerifien ser 9laiir-
ten nit groBen @erIuiten a6geiblo-
gen lit. Sn Scr 9Io66aridoit bon
91umo, meltlid bonn &nrOor-6liliie,
muroen oeri6ieOene 9lngriife ge'
mo6t. Sci einem @cgcnongriiie
wrroen oie 6ron5oien ans i6rer
Stelhme getricben, nqd wcl6cm
1000 toote 6ran5oicn oefln0en wur-
Oen. Siiolib bonn GoiransSee mur.
Sen Dor oen billgartihcn Stellingen
mebr ais 1900 toote 9riten 9e5dbIt,
0aruntcr aIlein 10 Cfii5iere. 3wei
britilhe Nioidinengeluc6re ino Oiele
@elpe6re muroen cr6eutet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Rror9QniGrnng.
NcuCs Slai In GCr bril-
tll6eu glOmiralitdt.
@ime 0lbWtiraIitdts Ses
b6rSe Orgauiiirt.

Sir Sobn 81. Sellicoe gum Gbef er-
nonnt. 9lnocrc oftiOe Diff
5icre bin0ugc8ogen. IT Die britt
i6e 6Iotte ion aus ibrcr llntbd-
tigfcit bcroitstreteu. II @ce-9lo-
nlirol 6rcoeric 6. Tuoor gum
Gbef Der dinciiiAen Station er-
nonnt.
2onoom IA. @Ioi. ~ Sir 60
marc Gorion, ser erlte 2oro Der glO-
mirolitdt mo6te belite inn Inter.
bouie befonnt, oaB Elm @iorineitob
orgoniiirt murOe, oeiien Gbef Der 9lo-
mirol Sir Sobn 81. Sellicoe, Der erite
See-2oro, ilt.
Sir @omoro Gorion fii9te bin6u,
oaB Der g8e6ieI einen ooppelten
3pcd botte. 3lmd6it miirOcn oo-
ourd ser erlte See.2orO lno Oie
Chefs OeS 6lottenitnbeS 10 biel pie
moglib bon Der 8erpoltunesorbeit
befreit, Oonlit iie ibre 9(uinerfiamfeit
ouf mi6tiee 8roeen in 8e5ug oilf
Die 2eihlng oes 6lottcnfrieges con-
3entrircn f0nntcn lmo 5meitens mir
oen 0oOurb OoS S6iffs., ooS 9ou-
uno oos 9Sroouftions.0cp
Scr glomirolitGt our6 cine Orgoni-
iotion geitGrtt, melcbe mIf glei6em
6uBe nit iener ltebe, neI6e Die 9lr-
NEE nit @htnition beriebe. IS iei
fcrner beoblihtigt, oie i6nrmtliden
&illfsqueaen oes 2onoes fir Oen
S6iffs6ou ouf 0os &ort6eilbofteite
ous5unuben uno womoglih Die gon5e
Organization inter cine glutoritot 81
bringen. &ice.9lomirol Cir Senrp
Sliper, G5ef oeS 9l0miroIitdtSitobes,
miiroe elm meiteres @iitglieo Ger Be
b0roe lein nit Dem Sitel eines Stills
GbefS. @esgleiben miir0e Gontre-
9(onlirol 9lleronoer 8. 0ufi ein mei-
tereS Nlitglieo ser glouirolit1ts -9e-
b0roc nit Dem Sitel Siilfs. Gbef Oes
5lottcnltobes mer0en. Gontre-Aomi.
raj Solie0, sur 3eit Dierter Gee
2oro, miro an SteQe bon @ice-9lomis
raj 5re0eric 6. SuOor gum oritten
See-2orO beforoert, uno &ice-9lOmi.
raj Suoor miro gum O6er.Gommou.
0eitr ser cbinciii6en Station ernunnt
iper6cn. S5n ser Solge miro Sir
eric Campbell @cooes Elm meiteres
@litg(ie0 ser 9lomirolitGts- -9eb0roe
rn0 oen temporGren Slang ais &ice-
9lomirol erbolten. Der Gontre-9Io-
mirol Gotbia foIgt Dem Gontre.9lo-
uirol &oIieD ais piertcr See-2or6.
@S beiBt, OoB OnS StGrtcn oeS
6lottcnitobes Ourd Oie @rnenmng
bon Sffi0icren aus Dem oftipen
0ienite fortgeicbt merOcn ioa.
(@egen DER groBen &crluite BON
S6iffcn Our6 0ie Oeiltiben llnteriee-
boote lit pic britii6c glomiralitGt felt
einigen SSo6en irntcr I6orier aritif
gelpelen linO cine OurAgreifenoe SIC
organization NIT Der Snhliion bon
neuem 8lute uno Ocr @infii6rltng
BON enereiiben SffeniiO- -MctboOen lit
berlongt morocn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Ii9 in oie @rOe; nit Dem Somen gu
gleib Itedt er au6 ieinen 9ambiis-
3au6erIto6 nit Sen iieben anoten
6inein, beoedt alles nit einem Suhe,
fGngt in6riinltig 5lt beten an, nimnt
Oom ooS Su6 ob lno 5eigt Elm adt
8oa 6obes 9fldn5den, oas ougeblib
aus Dem Semen emporeepabien lit.
0arauf beoetft er oie GrOe BON neuent
NIT Dem Gude un6 l0Bt nab neueH
@ebeten ieben DAB oas 8ildn5den
meiter eeipadien lit ino jeBt cine
fleine 5ru9t trdgt. Gos allies lit
ie6r i6ou mO lit bod Elm n in Su.
oien menieitens TIT ldngit ouigeoed
ter S6minoel; Ger 8am6usitob lit
6obl itno per6irgt oas erite %ildn5.
den; Ole groBere @flon5e nit ocr
5utht befinoet iiA inn Sad, BON ocnt
li6 Scr 8ol6erer ME trennt. Nlit
ehpos @e6 merOen Die @ilnn5en uno
ser Somcu oneinanoer beieltigt. Ole
So6e lit iebr einio6; mdbrbait be-
munoernspertb aber lit Die @eidid'
lihfeit oes 3auberers, Der alles Dor
Sen glugen oes @ublifims tbut, oDne
OoB Die 3uibmier ehpns merfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
llnfallc cincs Sascs.


Snquelt iiber ocn 800 oes o6t Sabre
olten StonlcD &o6inion. - Gin
6ormer BON ieinem eigencn 6ubr-
merf iiberfobren. IT 0rci Ser
lonen in Scr @oitern gloenue bon
einem Deri6munoenen Motorro0-
fobrer Oerlest.
Coroner 5. Snor SnSlp bonn norO'
6Itli6en Giitrift bielt geitcrn 9lbcno
einen SSnqueIt iiber ben 600 ocS 8
SSobre alten Stanlep Gobinion, DER
am Sanitoe an Der @de Der Soff'
mon- uno @opsStroBe bon einem
gSoggon Scr @opitroBen-2inie iiber.
fabren wuroc, ob. Gas 8crOift ser
@ci6morenen loutete: oooB StonleD
GobinIon on Serlesungen Itorb, oie
er our6 einen llnfGl erlitt, lln0 Bob
ser Ntotormonn BON olcr S1ulo
freigeiproGen neroen niiilc."
Ger oerlngliidte 9nobe, Elm Sobn
bon GSrou Soi6uo 9fobinion bon 9ir.
2O5S, Slt-Soffmon.StroBc, Der am
tSomltng, ols er Die @aD.StroBe, an
ser @de Ser Soffnon-StroBe, freu5en
mollte, bon einem @nggon Ger @oD-
ItroBen.2inie iiberfa6ren tpuroe, lit
i'm ct. Soiepbs SoipitoI 9eitorbeu.
Srou &obinion rmO ibr Sobn wnren
auf Dem g9ege nod Oem 9eloir-
Morft. Qln Scr @de muroe Der
&no6e in oie 9Gderei BON @iIlionl
@roB, Ger. 1920, g}oros@aD- -StroBe,
eei6idt. gluf Dem 93iidpeee puroe
CT bon Dem @oegon eetrofien. 9;e
Whltter, ole oen llnfoa fab, fieI oar.
iiber in Sbnmo6t. Ser &na6e lpuroc
in einem 9lutomobil nod Dem Soipi.
tai gebro6t, mo- ibm beioe 9eine I'm.
terbol6 oes Snies obeenommen wur'
oen.
9 m et9enen " Mogen &C.
tS0 otet.
Sailing Yomca bon @eltern Sun
fan0 ieinen 600, ais er bon cinem
9ferO cineS @iergeiponnes fiel, ooS
er in Ser g3Gbe bon GodeDsoiQe fubr.
0os cine Sinterrao oes ibweren $50
gems 5ermoImte ieinen &opf. @opell
binterlGBt ouBer ieiner @ittpe cine
gln5a6l GinOer.
SG7XF.J y
@oIliiion in Ser @aIternf
g(oenue.
@ei einem 3uiommenItoB nit ei-
mem Wlotorroo an Ger @oItern-gloenue
mo 13. StroBe 5og Iib SRI. 9(nnn
9ud bon Ger. 2O7, Siio.@oItle-Str.,
einen 9ru6 Oes SuBgeIenfs imo 9lb.
idiirfungen 81, Wd6reno Soiepb &elp
bon 9tr. 715, SiiO-glnn-StraBe, uno
Eeter S6mei9er bon Ger. III, Siio.
9lnn-StroBe, S1nittwunOen erIitten
Gie Grei fubrer in einem @oeen ols
Oos @lotorraO nit iol6er @emoIt in
lie binein fibr, ooB Oeriel6e umge-
lporfen lnO Oie Sniuiien auf sic
StraBe eeibleuOert mnrOen. Soiepb
&e1p, ser 6ubrmonn oes @neens.
6ebouptet, Ser Gpcliit bube iein 9faO
bcItieeen uno iet obne SiiIic on5ubie-
ten, oaoon geiabren. SRI. 9ud wurOe
na6 einem Soipitol ge6ro1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Ger &oet, N ag8os II Oenn ei'
geutIid nit oeinem @lam los,
S6efIa2 Ser itorrt ia ihon cine
Stunoe lang ms 9lauel" oer
iuortet oui cine giuae6una. Sra
oo piirOe idb ibm oo6 etiuas eiuge.
ben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Nl6uuucntcH, sic Oen D9entidcn
GorreipoaSeuten" nidlt piinftlidJ uoer
muregelmahig erbalten, iinO gebeten,
Der Office OaOOn per Sclepbuu u0er
Idriftlid @littbeiInus 81 maiden,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-03
HIOALGO ROAD is
AFTER STATE AID
JUDGE GoSsAGE INSTRUMENTAL IN
SECURING IT FoR HIDALG0 PORTION
or DIAMOND LOOP HIGHWAY.
%(EDINBURG REVIEW

When Judge ". III. GoSSage. of this coun-
ty. made hi recent trip to Austin. It was
to confer with the state road commission
ers in regard TO having the road running
cast and west and north and south. in Hi
.dalgo county, 10 he known a. the Diamond
Loop Post road.
Judge Gossagc succeeded in having the
man Of this road changed, and also sue
ceeded in having ID designated a. a post
road. thus securing state aud Heretofore
the road was shown running parallel with
the railroad between Harrington and Kings
vile.
By this arrangement. Brooks county will
If once complete her portion of this famous
road. She has $4,000 now available. with
which To work. and after the amount re-
ceived from the state. If any more i need
ed. it will he raised by public subscription
between Klehrrg. NucccS and Cameron
counties. This road will now be completed
n rapidly aS posi- ble. Corpus Christi l.
very enthusiastic. a. she expects To secure
much az the Valley trade by having q
through road. klngsvillc also. j. very anx-
ious. rs She knows the success of the
Normal College depends largely on his
road. and she also knows that il was only
through the Valley that she was able to Sc
cure this school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-03

" there is n consolation in knowing
hat one has done his utmost 10 Get the OPP
r~nrtinitv 10 serve his country. and has
failed only on account of physical disabil
NY. then such consolation belongs in full
measure TO two employees of The Herald.
J. Morry Stein, telegraph editor and as
sistant manager. and Jack II. Craig. city
man or The Herald. both have tried their
Utmost TO be included among the men who
viii 90 TO the front to defend the flag. Both
have been rejected for the simple reason
That they dad not QUITE measure up Ia the
physical requirements. The Herald has
experienced mingled feelings with regard
TO these two devoted young men. Admira
ton for their patriotic spirit and deter
Eslnation to get 10 the battle front, and de
sire that their ambition might BE- gratified.
has been mingled with regret nj the pros
r~tnve loss of two tried and trusted en-
ltaycs. And. since the examining surgeon
has rejected them. while glad of the as
sarance that they will still he with The
Herald. yet we roget that they could not
f'SS the examining surgeons critical in
pEiSition. Mr.. Stem was one Of the very
frst TO offer for admission TO the officers
training camp. He also has endcavorcd To
set to the front in other capacities. but ow-
ny to imperfect vision was rejected. Mr..
Craig has been one of the most active and
enthusiastic organizers of the Brownsville
volunteer hospital corps, hoping and pray
ing that he might be included in it, person
mel. Twice he has applied for examination.
Int owing to n slight physical defect re-
sulting from a boyhood injury, he was
trrned down.
There never were two finer, tr,er, more
loyal. more capable or more INTELLIGENT
Young Americans than these. The Herald
: sorry that their country could not have
the benefit of the services. Yet, The Her
Old j. equally glad to have them with il
still.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-03
AnotoIia Greeks Are
Sent Back From Coast
Associated Press Correspondence

ATHENS, Aug. 3.-Latcst IIavas dis
patchcs from Anatolia say that, after the
ahdication II King Constantine. virtually
all Of the Greeks who lived near the coast
were sent TO the interior.
The Turkish soldiers in Anatolia are
said to be in q bad plight. They are mis-
c~clIaneously armed-with Mausers. Marti-
ms and almost any available kind Of rifles
and are commanded by German non
commissioned officers whose rule j. such
rs To provoke an irritation hat cannot be
disguised nor concealed.
The %iination N the wore for the fact
hat the fore of the troops is getting
worse. Meat which once was plentiful
and cheap l. now almost unobtairahle be-
.carse the Germans are aid to ha~~ Sserf
away everything they could lay hands on.
even 10 dead horses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-03
So week COULDN'T
WALK ACROSS ROOM
MRS. WATSON GAINS TWENTY
POUNDS ON TANLAC-N0W WELL
AND STRONG.

ii have gained all Of twenty pounds and
now ] am praising Tanlac for restoring my
health and strength" was the remarkable
statement made by Mrs. c. L. Watson, cor
ner South Presa and Doubling streets, San
Antonio, Texas. recently.
IL suffered 80 much from Indigestion
during the past year. continued Mrs. Wat
son, 'that ] had almost become a nervous
wreck. | had no appetite and what little |
would eat formed gas on my stomach and
kept me in misery nearly all the time. Nv
nerves were 20 unStrung that | would Just
shake ard tremble like a leaf in the wind
and ] couldn't even lift a glass of water
to my mouth without spilling il. ! ached
all over and was % nervous / could hardly
sleep. ! was 20 sick and weak for two
months before | began taking Tanlac that
! couldn't come to Town. In fact. | was
20 weak and nervous | couldn't even walk
across my room and while | tried any num-
her of other medicines, ! kept getting
worse.
I'm certainly very grateful 10 the good
people who told me about Tanlac in the
papers, for now ! have my health and
strength back and | hope my statement will
be the cause of others finding relief. Ny
nerves are now a. calm and steady a they
ever were and ! sleep a SOUND a anyone.
My stomach j. in perfect condition. the gas
has stopped forming and my appetite
couldn't he better. | eat as much as |
please of anything | want and everything
agrees with ne perfectly. ! am % happy
10 think my health and strength nave been
restored to me that I feel like telling every
body about Tanlac.'
Tanlac j. sold in Brownsville by The
Eagle Pharmacy. in Raymondville by Ben
s. Duffield, in San Benito by Symond's
Pharmacy. in Rio lIondo by Rio Hondo
Drug Store, in Harrington by Harrington
Pharmacy. in Lyford by Lyford Dru.
Store, and in Mercedes by Mercedes Drug
Company.
ADVERTISEMENT
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SELECT HOUSTON
FOR us. OFFICE
FREIGHTING CONCERN TO USE THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GATE
WAY PREPARES FOR BUSINESS.

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 3.-General buy
ing and distributing headquarters for the
United State has been established in
Houston by CASTOR. Williams < Wigmore
de Mexico, Inc, one of the largest inter-
national supply houses in the world.
Selection of Houston a. the American
headquarters closely follows a similar ac-
ton taken by the Constitutionalist Rail
ways of Mexico, with which system Gas
ton. Williams q Wigmore are closely allied
in n business way.
r. ;. B~urrowcs, representative of the
company. i in the city 10 make the neces-
sary arrangements. Mr.. Burrowes has
closed a traffic agreement with the Gulf
Coast lines through j. >. Pyeatt, president
and general, manager. and has leased from
this system 4 locomotive and tram ut ears,
Houston will thus become the principal
buying point for all articles of commerce
needed in the industrial rehabilitation OF
Mexico, from balls of Irvine 10 mining ma
chinery. The enterprise involves the ex-
penditure OF millions.
Castor, Williams 4 Wigmore j. an in
ternational supply house. with general
headquarters in New York City. The par
cnt COMPANY j. the Globe Steamships Lines.
The principal branch house i. ia Mexico
City, where a subsidiary company operates
under the same name. Other branches,
served by Globe liners, are located IN Lon
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don, Paris. Lisbon, Petrosrad. y1adivo--
tok. Moscow. Shanghai, Capctown. Rome.
Madrid and Havana.
Henceforth Brownsville will he the gate.
way INTO Mexico. Eagle Pass was former
~ The gateway. and last year the compan
sent into Mexico AS to 500 carloads 20,
supplies OF all kinds. with an average value
81 SoOov. ssear: IN round numbers. -. SEQ
900. IL VIII be the c~ompany's policy here
after to buy in Houston-if the goods can
nc secured al satisfactory prices-every-
thing Houston can offer that Mexico needs,
and 70 route back through Houston Mexi-
can imports of all kinds.
The company made Houston it, general
American buying headquarters for two
reasons:
ID Its railroad facilities from Northern
points.
t2) 1t direct connection with Browns
vile.
by routing supplies through Brownsville.
the company can directly reach the Mon
terey district and go into the Saltillo dis
trict n quickly "a through the Eagle Pass
gateway.
Through q traffic agreement with the
Constitutionalist Railways Of Mexico, Gas
ton, Williams and Wigmore shipments are
not subject to delays at the border. On
the other hand, the company ships il sup
plies in bond. straight through to desti-
nation, and there import duties are as
sessed. They are enabled to do this through
the operation Of their own locomotives and
freight ears. They have five trains run
ming regularly 10 and from the border.
The company's general plan j. to buy
in The American market everything needed
in the industrial rehabilitation Of Mexico.
With their own equipment and traffic
agreement with the ConstItutionalist Rail
ways they ship this stuff Ia points IN Mex
leo and there dispose of it at Il profit un-
der contract. They buy and sell every
thing-cattle. cotton. automobiles. food
supplies. lumber, MISUNDERSTANDING
Mexico needs that American merchants
can supply. They also do a general
trcighting business. taking ether peoples
goods 10 Mexican destinations. They are
Just now engaged. among other things. IN
restocking Mexico with milk COWS, the
fourth shipment ot a serireS of shipments
leaving the border July 4. These p%articu-
lar cows, fine HolstelnS. were bought In
Fayette. Mo-. and the four shipments ag-
ercraic about 5000 head Of stock. AT this
time the company has now rolling toward
the Mexican border three ears OF lumber,
bought from the South Texas Lumber Com
pany of Houston. five ears Of corn from
Kansas City, two ears of glass from Penn
svlvania and two ears of salt from Louis
lana. This will constitute one tralnload
shipment and will 90 straight through to-
Mexico City.
Mr.. Burrowes has been in frequent con
ferences with General Manager George Of
the Chamber Of Commerce and Q. y. Ed
gar, engineer in charge OF the industrial
department. and expects to use literally
the facilities at the disposal of tins or
pani-atInn.
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Those officers of the United States navy
who nave been 80 much embarrassed when
rreivlng visiting officers from foreign YES
els aboard our warships by the necessity
81 offering them grape juice for refresh
rfcnts, In contrast 10 the fine wines ten
dcred our navy officers when visiting for
en- vessels. will be relieved Of the neces-
safy of making further explanations re-
sarding the prohibition sentiments Of our
ravy secretary. when the country IA,
adopted the bone dry amendment to the
Constitution. They may make anathema
the name Of Sheppard Of Texas. of course.
rat the law will compel them 10 dry ID The
foreign visitors, lust the same.
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Everyone agrees that the now law forbid
ding the sale Of Intoxicating drinks "a sol
aiers i a good law. The army gets better
service from the men. There Is much less
hcadache among the men than formerly.
There are brighter eyes, clearer brains-in
t,tct, there are better men all around in
The army since the new law went into effect.
And the men have considerably more mon
- 10 send home, too. BY the way. what
i good.for our soldier boys in this respect
ought % be good for all Of Us. Don't YOU
think 50?