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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
9urnen ru1tHt.


ger al 8piflan0 for Senfninger.
2on0on, 6. 5ul. Sfel9e ct Se-
le8ram ira 9llenos 9tireS til y5i-
mes bar Den argentinife GeJe-
ring forIanat 6ieblitfelig llnoifplO-
SDiflanO ior 8orpe0eringss. al De
or9entinffe 5ti6e nOriand~ og
r8oro" iont @ornnti for, at oet
argentiaife Stag ifaG 6lipe reipef-
teret 5remtioen.
9(niter6am, 7. Snli. n6anoel5-
6laao" forteller ON enonl Here
9(r6ei0eruroIigbe0er iGpiflon0. BID
oct Tiger, at Der Eors0og fan6t ct
Sanmenite6 Ste0 San16urg mel
lem Strifere og Q[r6eioere peo OF
fentli9e QlmmunitionSfo6ritfer. Sol
Oater ipre0e 9entagne @onge paa
Gentotitranterne, og en- Qtano
0rn6teS, og elleoe IaareoeS.
@eringen Spanien. @laorio,
6. Suli. 60 Senatorer og 0epu-
tere6e ira 4atalonien me6te Bar
celona @aar og ienOte 9egerin-
gen Ell 9(nmooning ON at gibe alle
&rouifer uominiitratiDt Sel0ltpre.
l0e beilutteoe pi0ere, at oeriom
Gegerin9en fife eiebliffeIig iam-
menfaloer Gorte3, oil Be ielo .6ens
title til We6lemmerne at m60e
Barcelona Den 10. Suli.
Goo O}orh moo @efin9. De
repltbIifanife 2(rneer paa @fard
ira 9foro og ira Sp6. 2onoon,
6. 3uli. yGrdonge Gelegra6"s
@orreiponoent @efing tele9rafe-
rer at Ell lSremrpfnitg al 0e moro
lige og iDolige replt6lifanife S9re
UNDER 6enbol6sbi8 fopbenD. 4Sre-
mierntiniiter 8uan G6i Sui og
General Sung ano Gbong, Ben
ti0lgere 9iceproii0ent, ct er be-
gpnot. S5Grene er poa 03orh moo
Eefin9
5elegrammet legger til, at Si-
tltationen er olborlig.
92socn 6pIflano 9(niteroan1,
5. Suli. g0iisieloorf General 9ln-
3eigcr" Tiger, at 800 &erioner, af
boife Ell 6re0ie0el bar llOlpn0in-
ger. orrc7tereoeS Sorbin6elie meo
Oplobene Der / Sors0ogs vi 0i8ie
bar 81 9piu0er.
Sire lnge 9arle 0rNbteS oa 10
.Menneifer Inore0e8, ga ASoIiti og
Gropper ifgo poa en- 6oIfem9ngoe,
iom plDnoreoe 6orretninger TirS-
BAG g(ften. SammenIteOet in0traf
efter, at 2trbeioere 9oOOe boIOt Ell
eFrocesiiou Ser bar ogiaa Spef-
taflcr 8ottenbtrg.
8en irite @onpention. Sfal nteoe
0en %. S5uli for at gipe 2anoet
en- 5oriatning. 2on0on, 7. Suli.
Eremiermimiiter 9opo @eorge iagOe
/ lln0er6uiet Gar @itermiOoaB,
at Den irife aonpention ifal trpoe
iommcu Den %. Suli ior at orone
tia, 0eri6lan0t pGlge en- @rpioent.
San Ia90e, at 9iegeringen 6aooe
foreiloaet Senrp 6. Dltfe, Der er
t G6eTIcfretur- for SrIano, iom tent
+ porer Or6itprer.
Greniermitlilteren lagoe til, at
, 6on anIaa set for at bore beolt, at
= 5orianrlingen ielo oolgte i'm gre-
Iioent. Zen ifal bolOe tine f6rlte
, @tpoer dublin oe fan ienere
, Iamles, 6bor oen ielp betenmer.
San iagoe, at ban bar 9lao ooer at
I flnne lige, at Here oifentlige 9Dg-
| lnin0er bar blebet tilbiiot iom 2ofale
for aonoentionen / Dublin, bpil.
/ Ifet ptlte, at Solicit not 6eiiplet az
] oen rette 9lano, og ban boabeoe,
3. lat flnne oere 6en iStilling, at
: |bon ienere filn6e iige noget mere
), IbeItcnlt om oette. 9fegeringen ptl
}, IItette aonpentionen poa beolte
t Waaa0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

oes 6ri9eosoagen l0enior oct Sp-
De 9uS. 8ai5in9ton, 3. g., 8.
Sllli. Is &pinoer bleD arrelteret
nn0er Ell apin0eItenrneretsoenlon
ltration uOeHfor oct 9oioe 9us /
@aar De onbolote, Der 6ap0e
baaret 9annere, foripnet nle6 ior-
ffellige SS5nifriptioner, nqgte0e at
title aaution.
125,19S gll9els aorn mo0toa
@olrlee 8ormers' Cooperative Gle
oator So. / @enmare, %. 0af., /
DE ii0ite II Maane0er. 5ortiene-
item par $12,783f3. Deruf bleo
$1t, ,0G6.73 6etalt til6oge til 5ar-
merne iom llo6ptte. Get uogior0e
II Gents pr. 9ldIbel. 9lf Geiten al
ISlunmen 6leo $527.50 uo6etalt i
9fenter, og $1,t88.87 bleo Iogt til
8riftSfapitalen De tre it6rite 9ltn-
Der fit ll0betalt $3.50 5oer.
Sout6 Gafota er yter". Siour
Sails, 2. g, 3. 5lli 9(ae (Saloo-
ner .SDO 3ofota 6lep Guffet al.
8 SerOag 2lften JON 5plge al at
alt SaIg ai 6erltIenoe 8riffe M er
iorbuOt 6er Staten. 9togIe Sa-
looner 6er / 9Den luffeoe 6eres
9pre aIlere0e 5re0ag, og ser bar
nogGe, iom 2er6ag 8ornto0og 6ap-
0e iolgt bele oereS 2ager al 0e paa-
0e 9arer. 9un % 5alooner bapoe
iaa meget poa Eager, at De tltn0e
)oIOe aaben til iiioite 9je6Iif.
9rpn0er aornet aanfa8. 90
pefa, 9ania8, 7. Suli StatSiefre-
tpr &ottin oar annlooet @upernp-
rem ON GillaOelie til at orgauiiere
0Sienmeuagt" -@onpa0nIer, Der
5olOe @agt 0peoe6eltet, 9por s.
g8. g8. iat Slo paa aornItaffe.
Stat5iefretGren Tiger, at tpife
iSpioner itaar bag oe0 bette. Der
ct faltet 9rano6om6er ira Gog,iom
er fommet iorbi, boor ser bar bee
ret 9ornitaffe.
Ger CT gaaet meget 8orn ta6t
poa 0en Wfaaoe oeo l6lltc6inion.
Gre Wtenneifer onlfom forleOen
Gag UNDER 9aonin9 &enoi5a,
Q8i5., Oct par DIR. og DtrS. 2an-
&c @ownan, ben6oIoois 81 og 26
aar eamle, og @alter Senien, 63
Mar ganlmel.. 9opman % bans SIT
Iitnl, liom bar uomprfe0e SDenune.
re, par ct goot iStpffe noe paasSan-
oct, ga en- llnoerltrom tog 0eln.
SenIen, Iom itoo paa Stranoen
iammen meo jim @llItrn og tire
9grn, b6rte Mrs. 9omman 7frige,
% ban iupnuueoe no ior at biplpe
6enoe. U}eoenS 6an orbeiOeOe meO
6en0e, ianf 0e alIe tre % fom life
op igen l5lere 9ln0re0e Qlenneifer
itoo paa Stran0en og iaa paa.
Samuenioar9elie i 2. 0afota
for at 6rpnoe 9lolen? Siour Sails,
Il5. D. 7. Suli. 0fficerer @dlit-
len bar opoa9et at 2e0erne for Sn-
0uitrial @orferS OF t5e g8orlo bar
Blaner for at brpu0e 2lplen 0e
paaitaar at 6aDe nootaget paalioe-
lig ltnoerretning on, at De lanne
9coere bar Sort ooer 6arn13iltrit-
terne, og at ser er oper belle Sta-
ten W}pnO, iom er feroige til at
antpn0e 3ornet ion1ti0ig.
9Se6erale @m6eosm9n6 6or fnaet
llnoerretning ON 5nmmenipGrgel-
len og bill gere lit D0erite FOR at
afuerge en- aatoitroie. 8e Tiger,
at fSormerne moa opre poerIt agt-
Oper 80 Steoer o9 9per Pler
terre peo Sunni Wtaaneos llOgono
Ii @isconiin, oeri6lanOt tStatens
Sopeoita6, Maoiion, Iom oar m
al oe perlte Soloonbper. 0ette fon
IIom en- 6elge af ben itore Seir.
Soloonernes Wtooitonoere oonot
9(pril. Salooneres 8enner bar DOG
Il rStonA til nt i'm 1106nfdpne ilr1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
3riIe / 3Diiiauo?
giigsongspnrtierne omOrOnes.
Der oures 6OrSrina pa inSre Jie.
furm % fOranbre0e Sre6s-
6etin9elier.

Berlin, bia 2on0on, 8. GSuli Der
ioreItnar MI oDerorOentlige 9egi.
0enbeOer 9iigsoagen. Nfoaife Ser
inoen nogle iaa Gage DiG 6lipe pe0-
taget ltore iSoranorin9er 1 Golglo.
ben og itore 9ieiormer 9figSoogen,
ida 9ie9erin9en 6lioer mere oenlo-
fratiif.
0isfe 9ieiormer oil fonlne iom
en- i56l9e al Ell 0morOning afSBnr.
tierne. Der pil blipe npe Bartili-
nier, iom er oro9et oe ii0ite tre
Gage UNDER bemmelige Nsoer, Ion
oen itore 9li9sonasfonite bar bol0t
for at i.rbereoe 9figsoa9sm60et,
Iom toger i'm ge9Dnoelie Dag.
lroo5 ben foreitaaenoe ariie 6leo
oct / @oar oiiicielt melot, at Self
marIfalf 0on 9in0enblrg og 8ene-
raj 2ll0enoorfi par fonrnen til
a9pen for at bolOe ct arigsraao
meo aeiieren' Set blep ogiaa iagt,
at aeiIeren boo0e beisgt 9tigsfons.
leren og mootaget bans Rapport.
Sf6nt 6en Itore 9iigsoagSfomiteS
MsOe boI0tes ior Inffe0e 06re, bar
9laoene faaet 9oo til at oiientlig-
l6re nof Al, 3oao Der bleo giort,
til at piie, at 86rerne / oe forifel.
li9e Barrier uotalte iig ON Stil-
Iingen meo 0en Itorite }Ia6enbe0.
SociaGoemofraterne erflGre0a,
at 0e tpIfe qtffgrer maatte unOer.
goo ea grunoi1 OmorOning til e9eo.
ile ior oct tpife I5olf og oct tpife
.9lige.
Qe forlanate ogiaa, at 9}egerin-
gen ifal aiaioe en- fIar Grflering
ON, at Den er imo0' enboer Bolitif,
iont 9aar no paa 2lnnefationer /
giIt eller 8eit. Socialiiternes Ia.
lere baiereoe oeres llotolelier paa
,5n0trpf, oc 6auoe faaet lmOer lit
.Cp5olo Stocfbolm iorle0en peo
aonierencen Der % unOer Oere5
Opholo / anore nelltrale 9nn0e.
O}at6ias gr5berqer, iom er Ell
|ai @eoerne Centrum eQer Oet fle.
rifale (fntolife) 9arti ser 6or op.
ret blanot oenL Ser itprfeit Bar
itsttet 9fi9sfansleren, par Oeuptano,
ser tol 2aa1tt al lger Ia8ebIatt
Ter iiles, at bans Gale u0mGrfe-
Sc iig oe0 i'm alar6eO og Den Pa.
6enbeo, 5Dorne6 ban omtalte Can.
0ets in6re 5illtano og 9(omiralite.
tets 9lfierer og bans arap paa
en- @aIgreform. Ser iige5, at sans
Gale reillltere0e /. at alle Fartier
Iionot en- iplles @runo unOta8ep
4}an l8ermanerne, bpenl ban ior.
osmte iom Dem Der ItoO | 8eien for
i5re0en
Gla0cnc oar iuloe al Ge0aftion5s
nrtifler, boor Der life 6leo paret
pna rem 9eTfe6 oeres Omtnle al
5Sor6oloet meIlem 9iegeringen %
Rig5oa9en
Ialcblatt iiler uot llopiflingen
er uimo0itoaelig, foroi BEN er ret.
5ornAft og 9}eopenoig5e0 forlanaer
oisie 9ing, og Den itrrfe Nano,
Iiom oc aonierootioe Ter efter bil.
0e 6aoe li0en 2Dffe meo lit 9(r6ei0e
for Iig ielb oe en0nl minore ior
Giget."
Die 3eitung om Wtittag tiger, at
Ger itrofs iful0e in0f6reS Rorla.
mentarisme % gal9reiormer, at
8eHerens 9faaogibere fflll0e ta9eS
blan6t 9tiesoaesmenoene.
3por oigtig, Den itore 9omites
@ie0er oa Omoronineen al Bar
tierne bar, frem9aar fart al oen
CmItpn0igbeo, at oct bleo pluoie-
| lig beitennt, at gfiosoagens Ote0e
life Ifuloe boloes 2srOng, iom OPP
rinoelig bar Sanfen.
&s6enbabn 8. Sllli. Oct fan It.
fe npgtes, at 3pTflano eennem-
gaor Ell ariie ooer Spergsmaalet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
Blair, Regr, Dn5Oa9 pen Il. 3nlt 1917.

9enlnleli0beosfuI0e &entgouinger i'll
oel fonii0entIelle Gebat / 9fi9ss
s1Bs.ohlteea, tan man iffe al
9et enc faa 5nOtrDttet al at oct
alOorlige / Stillingen er blepet
ooeroreDet al oiSle ra0ifale glQ0e
6aftlml er, at naar Dtat6ia5 @r3.
berger, Der er en- prominent Otan0
/ bet fatolife GentrlulSparti / i'm
6ale @oniteen angreb qlontirali-
tetet % gnn4@ermanerne iom Dem,
Der mooIatte Jig iSreOen, og for-
lnngte ,5reO uOen Qlnnefiioner og
ari9serItatning iomt Sn0fprelien Al
Barlamentariameh iaa 9ior0e ban
Oct ll0en QipnDig1e0 ira lit 8arti.
4artIets 5erer, Or. lSpabn, ifDnote
ii9 meo at iige, at A5artiet life
baooe fattet nogen 9eIhttnin9 /
Sdgen en0flu.
9i9sfonsleren fun0e oerfor oooe
ligeirem at npgte at iige noget
ON, 6ooroi0t 9fegenngen piloe til
b1oe 5reo lrOen 2lnnetiationer og
ari8serltatning, og ban fltn0e no
tale jig tpetpOig ON inore Refor-
mer.
Soag, 10. SnIi. - III Goiol ON,
at Situationen i GUflano er poerIt
aloorIig, er mt iorioltn0en peo Den
tpIfe 4resies utDetp6ige llotolelier.
Gn Berlin 0epehe til 8eier 3ei-
tlng Tiger, at 0Sp6rg5maalet ON
aanslerena politiife @fiiitens itoar
oaa Spil, men rIon9t olporlige
5psrgsmaal" er reiit peo @r36er-
1ars Gale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
.,DANSK EREN''

ct dansk-amerikansk Ugeblad,
der ejes af Den forenede dan
ske eyangelisk-lutherske Kir-
Ike / Amerika" og udgives af
Danish Lutheran Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
gnrt epet 1unn.

18 'Stennueretstofl0er arreitere-
oes 6ri5eos0agen u0enfor Oet Sp-
De 9uS. g8ai5in9ton, ,. g., 5.
5nIi. Is apinoer blep arreiteret
nnOer Ell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
itration uOeWior bet 9oioe Sus
@aar. De an6oIote, Der 6aD0e
baaret 9annere, foriDnet me6 for-
ifellige SSnTfriptioner, npgteoe at
title &aution.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

@ebenbabn, 8. Suli Oct fan it.
fe nGstes, at 5pTflano eennem-
gaar Ell Srile oper Sp6rgSmaalet
ON inore 9ieforner, ltnoeruanosfri.
gen og fsreosbetin9elierne. 0aar
man iniolerti0 lhioerer og iam.
menliener oe forIfeIlige 9iapporter
ira Berlin og oe mere eIIer minOre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
,DANSKEREN' y

a Danish American Weekly,
owned by 1.-The United Danish
Evangelical Lutheran Church
III America, and published by
Danish Lutheran Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
SEE NO DAMAGD
TANK SEEPAGE
CITY COMMISSIONERS POINT OUT
THAT LAND ABOUT RESERVOIR
Is NOT USED FOR FARMING.

The question of danger from -eepage
from the new storage tanks the city l.
in water supply and fire protection, has
given rise IN certain quarters tn a fear
that, when the tanks are filled and the wa
ter j. allowed 10 stand. alkall will be
brought To the surface in surrounding lands
unless the tanks are cemented.
The city hopes to have in operation
within the next thirty days three storage
tanks covering six acres Of land and with
a storage capacity of $4,000, 900 gallons of
water. The tanks a. planned and a they
are now being constructed are merely Of
earth work and on account of the expense,
estimated BY city commissioners AT $4,000,
il i not al present contemplated 10 cement
the bottoms and sides Of the tanks.
Men familiar with the soil IN the section
where the tanks are built say that the
ground will not hold water and that sub
irrigation with a resultant raising of an
alkili strata j. inevitable. The commits
>ioner~ who have investigated this feature
of the work state. however. that there j.
very little land surrounding the basins that
4 tbulu w tllffltu anu tHdl lhiN h'i-'i 'sin
be minimlzed by the construction Of bar
row pits.
On one side at the tanks j. the railroad
right 81 way. which. being non productive,
could probably not collect damages. on
another side i the grounds occupied and
owned by the city water and light plant
on the other side l. a barren strip Of land
now used a. a chicken Yard. while on the
fourth side j. a brush pasture upon which
no attempt ha> ever yet been made to grow
erOpS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
ZONE MADE
MEXICANS RICH
CONDITION ON NORTHERN BORDER
OF MExIC0C TWENTY YEARS AGO
is RECALLED BY AGITATION.
III Paso Herald. }

Efforts recently have been made bv
Mexican> and foreigners residing on the
south side Of the Rio Grande and engaged
~ selling supplies 10 he Mexican govern
inani. IT, induce Car-anza to issue Il de-
Gee re-'~iabllshlng n free zone along the
entire length of the northern border of
Mexico. II i learned that these efforts
been renewed within the past 10 DAYS
and ] have been told BY a well informed
AeNlc'n strong pressure was being
Drought BY dealers all along the border 10
nave q strip l. t. IL miles wide. extend
10 along the Mexican border from Cali
lorna 10 Brownsville, created a free zone.
says y. ID. Ponder.
Ihl- ra"aii- the i"ci that - wear. Aba
10" northern border ~ Mexico and !, ~,
ION" o. mile- wide ard il came n.,r nu,
ting The retai! dry good: interests .f ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
DO NOT BE A NEGLECTED WIFE
SEE
THE Neglected Wife
At THE QUEEN.

Pa>o out IT business. .Iuarez could nm
der>ell ri PaSo on European and oricn-
tai goods and the American manuiactur-
err sold goods cheaper IN Mexico than to
American dealers. This condition en-
couraged smuggling which wa~ conducted
on an extensive scale. for il was lmpo~~i-
bic for "A dozen Inspectors to guard the
line from the ~melter "a Fort Hancock.
Juarcz merchants sold goods IN that
town under contract 10 deliver them to the
purchaser ~ RI Pa~o free of duty. and
hundred II MeXican- and Americans
made money by smuggling.
But I'll Pa>o dealers made such Il fight
on the free zone that the government at
Nashington succeeded IN having the Mex
ican government levy u small duty on
goods shipped into the free zone. Finally
the Mexican border awoke Ia the fact that
me Tree zone waS a~ntagoniSiic to the
manufacturing development Of the border.
ioung industries had been established he
fore the promoters discovered they would
nave !" pay a duty 10 get their product
out ~ The free Zone IN any direction.
Then the progressive men in the free
asked for III adjustment and pooled
ISSUES with the state department az Wash
ington. with the result that about Is wears
~" the famous zone was put out ~ hu.i-
ne->.
In The days when the free zone tlour-
the dry goods and clothing store, IN
Juarez carried much larger stock, than
those IN RI Paso. for the simple rea>on
that they could sell silk and WOODEN oo,d.
:" much cheaper than ri Paso that mnay
women IN this city brought their dress
m Juarez.
Men would 90 over there wearing d..
suits and return wearing new suits
ma The Inspectors were none the wiser
Tor they never examined people going In
Juarez. overcoats. silk hats. silk under
wear and silk hose were brought over IN
ne same manner. One merchant told mo
N those days that the women Of RI paso
- per cent Of their gloves. hand.
and hosiery in Juarez.
Occasionally u ,potter in the ,hopnino
district of Juarez would telephone "A tin to
The inspectors AT the bridge and a smnc
gler would be caught. but IL was seldom
one was caught. and then the severest
punishment would be 4 lecture and the
confiscation Of the c~ontraband article.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
Dreamland Gives
Red Cross Benefit

land theater has announced that hi- the
alter has turned over TO the Rio Grandc
chapter Of the Red Gross for Tuesday.
September I; ON which day Mr.. Young
promises he viii have an interesting set
of reels. The entire receipts Of the day
will be- given 10 the chaper for it, work.
The entertainment committee Of the
chapter has been delegated to arrange 4
program Tor Tuesday evening at the the
ater. and promises entertainment in add
ton to that Of the picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
FresnOs Red Cross
Entertains Tonight

The Red Gross auxiliary al the Los
Fre>no> community. ten miles from
Brownsville. viii entertain tonight with a
lawn and lee cream social. ON the lawn at
the re~idenc eof Mr.. II. Zumwalt. for the
benefit of The auxiliary. Brownsville pco-
pie are cordially invited ~ attend the en-
tertainment. The route j. out the SaI,
Bonio road a. where the highway turns
toward Olmito. and the moonlit nights Of
Ter especial attraction for an automobile
trip 10 the freSno~ community.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
Another Train Shortly.

Ah0theT tram NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for a third train of merchandise Ia be-
slipped through the Brownsville gateway
BY the CASTOR Williams and Wigmore I'm
porting company are being. made in the
local railroad yards. Eight ear loads of
merchandise has already accumulated on
The Brownsville switch tracks aud more
ears are expected to arrive within the next
few day.. Most Of the ear load lot, now
IN Brownsville are consigned Ia the CITY
OF Mexico and while the shipments are va
RED, merchandise and farm impdement.
occupy "A large part 1T the shipment. The
Ga~ton Williams and Wigm6re company.
formerly the Oliver-American Trading
company. ha> been for many month, ship
ping INTO Mexico through Eagle Pass. but
for the past two months have. on account
81 the congestion in the Eagle Pas, wards.
been shipping through Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
GOVERNOR WHITMAN'S BIRTHDAY

ALBANY. ). J.. Aug. =. MANY me,
-ages 81 greeting have been received here
10. remind Governor Charles ;. Whitman
maj today marks the beginning Of tbs 5Oth
year. The governor was BORN mt Norwich.
Conn, on this date in 1868. lie is now
serving his third year in the gubernatorial
char. Prier to coming to Albany he had
won a national reputation a a district at
torney IN New York City.
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PERSONALS

DR.. W. II. Minton ot Auisin. deputy
state pure fod Inspector. j. in Brownsville
for a few days IN official business.
Mike Cohen of Milwaukee. Wis. i n
business visitor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Howell Of Mc.Allcn,
Texas, are visitors in Brownsville today.
d.. Davis Of Austin j. IN the city today.
Il. Il. Pickering Of Victoria j, a bust
ness visitor IN Brownsville today.
q. A. Gray and +. NJ. Evan, Of San An
tonic are IN Brownsville on Il business visit
today.
7. NJ. Bates Of st. Lou, j, IN Browns
vile on business today.
Roger McDermott of Dallas Is 10
Brownsville on a business mission.
u. I. llellwith of Waco j. among to-
days visitors in the city.
"ih ~ TfaiNN WI tbU .tDtVilV. hofh
Island travelling passenger agent. j. among
todav'~ visitors in the city.
DIR. George j. McMurry. pastor of the
First Baptist church. returned last night
from San Antenio where he spent several
day. a. the guest of hi> friend. Rev. Tom
BoaSton. now engaged in the Y. NJ. G. A.
work in the army.
Are You interested in that Free Ford
Starter. Ak the Harrison CLANCY Garage
about il. If.
Secretary Teller Of the Army Y. VI. &.
A. headquarters at San Antonio j. IN
Brownsville for a few days. visiting the
Fort Brown y. NJ. q. A.. and Secretary
Bamtord.
Collector ~ Customs Frank Rabbi leaves
this afternoon for San Antonio. to spend !:
ten days leave at the Hot Wells there.
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Gw;Nems

Will Not Return Here-word has hcen
ceived at the Army Y. VI. {. \. at Fort
Brown that Secretary Robert +. Hatch,
who was in charge Of the work here last
summer and winter. has been transferred
to another field of the Army Y. Nj. &. A.
and will not return To Brownsville. Sec
Hatch and his family spent their
In Colorado.
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Son Is ReC0verinu..

Son Is Recovering.-City Police officer
Fred Tate, who spent Sunday visiting hi
son. Tom. az the Noria~ ranch. ha- re-
turned To- Brownsville. Mr.. Tate reports
hat hIs son. who was kicked by a horse
a Few days ago. i rapidly recovering from
hi> injuries. which were not serious.
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Pure Food Officer
Makes Five Arrests

Corpus Christi and Brownsville are the
only two towns IN the state in which the
milk situation has not vet been ~traighten
ed out. and We intend 10 ~trighten il ont
IL We have t. come down here and live
with you." said DR.. W. II. Minton Of Aus
tin. deputy state pure food Inspector to-
day, after he made five arrest, II local
daIrymen for violation ct the pure food
laws. The charges were filed in the conn
y court. DIR. Minton recalled that on hi.
last visit he made some thirteen arrests
here for watering milk. '''rhi, time the
charge were for >kimmlng milk" said DR.
MInton. The men arrested were AL small
daIrymen.
t. Laco>te oi San Antonio i among to-
days visitors in Brownsville.
\ business man ut Vancouver. Il. IL,
has y record of tIity-one round trips to
London. England.
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WALK HALF A BLOCK

g. White Front Barber Shop J. only first
class house on Slizabeih street TO put down
prices. Look. Haircut. massage or sham
poo - cents. Best Of tonic, and creams.
q III.
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Solid Gold Wedding Rings o. the usual
high Rutledge standard; the best that
money can bay, at the old reliable Rutledce
Jewelry Store. :
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lust Arrived From Mexico-Ar

lust Arrived From Mexico-An import
Of unusual nature admitted at the ferry
yesteray was a beautiful Mexican leopard
kitten. The little animal j. almost ~ gen
tie n an ordinary house eat. and came
in for a lot Of admiration and pettin.
from the immigration officers. Ten per
cent duty j. charged for the admission of
Wild animals. and the owner of the leopard
kitten paid Uncle Sam twenty cents for
the privilege Of importing hi pet, which
he values at -. You can get them cheap
er than that in Mexico. they say.
We will cal! for and deliver your suit
pressed in 30 minutes. Phone No. /, Mod
81 Laundry. Utfl
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Bath TicketS-Seven showers for Sl.00
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Called to Wife's Bedside-Holman Cook
business manager of the Sentinel. lett
hurriedly for Fort Worth yesterday after
noon on receipt of a message that Mrs.
Cook, who has been in a hospital there for
some days. j. TO undergo IN operation.
Mrs. Cook was taken i'll while attending
her mother. woh has been seriously an
for sometime. lie plans To return to
Brownsville within II week.
Are You Interested in that Free Ford
Starter. Ask the Harrison Clancy Garage
about it,. n.
Marriage liCense-The county clerk has
issued u marriage license to Manuel Gal
van and Genoveve Ruvalcado.
For Quick Service, cleaning and press
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M, Phone No. l. Model Laundry. ufl