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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-15
Naerbano Neubeiteu.

Heubcitcn in 9eutihIano biloen
cine longe Siite aus Bapier bergeiteIl-
ter Irttfel, bon oenen eine an3abl oeu
arieg ilbcrleben tperben neil file oa,i-
erbafter lno btlliger ftl1b ais Dinge.
oeren Stelle fie eingenomr1en baben.
Is y piergorn bas 5uerit 5ulan-
men NIT uuoeren Waterial gebrouht
mnroe, miro iett obne oieies perDena
Der.
y apierrobren fir 2enhfgos
Iolleu einen oreis ODER pierinal groBe.
rem inneren Grltd ipioeritehen OILS
9lei. Bapierrobren fir SeI fano
man als brauhbar, oa fie ourh fiinft,
lihes Sar5 Dor Dem Del geidrlst tpa-
rem. Sir 8olierleitl,neen baben iie
iih nidt belpobrt, ooh meroen gerfu-
DIE angeitellt, nm iie DaIieroiht 5ll
MAIDEN.
llngariide Stoatsbobnen beIeuh4
ten ibrc @aegpns nit Waturgns BON
ben aueIlen BEL Soroa. Cine belitid)e
erfinoung miro gum aomprimieren
beniist. Die Gusbeiatnng oer @as-
feloer mar cine meitgebenoe; Moh-
nunaen uno sSabrifen in Torba be-
niben @aS. Glaue iperoen entmor.
fen, urn bas Sos nlittels Hobren nah
Dem 800 Meilen eiltfernt liegenoen
9u6apeit 5u leiteu.
s5u englano meroen iestOnlnibuiie
nit @asbetrieb berieben. Sin grpBer
8n8lad aitf Dem 8ahe beS SmnibuI.
les entbGlt cine geniigenbe Wenge
@as, INN bas 5ubrlperf 8ebn ODER
fiuf5ebn Meilen melt 5u treiben, an
Oen 5iillitationet miro 9ait gelnaht.
Inn einen neuen @asporrnt anf5uneb-
men.
Die 3eutIden baben elm 8erfabreat
5ur gntfernung Der bitteren Subltan-
5en aus ben miloell aaitanten einge-
fiibrt, bie al Webl neripa'1oelt unO
BON MenIhen unb Tieren genoiieu
nerben.
! giheIn meroen in 8ei,tihlnno
ebenfalls bieIfah aIs Rabrungsmittel
gebrultd,t
Gin Maneel an StednaoeGn 1T
Geutihlano 5tpingt piele iroiien gum
6ebrauhe Der Gornen.
4 u
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-15
Cure beutide ;3eitnns.

ssn elmer 3eihlng aus oem Noros
ueften finoen mir folgenoe Borlante
sns Railnunbs nSeridmenoer"::
xGa ltreiten iih Die 2eut' berlnL
&obI nm oen 8ert Der Erelle;
Der Cine LEFT lte nit 8ebrumm,
Ger 4nbre nit SSnt'relie.
Ea lit Der allerfliigite Monn
Gem onoern piel 5u Onmm -
Der Senior lett ocn 9obeI an
llno maht lie ale Itllmm!"
SieIc Ner8Iein poiien gar trefflih
,ssf Die Gage Der oettihen Erelle. Die
"a in 0ieien Gagen unmoglid allen
reht MAIDEN fnnn. 0a 0enft lth olels
Heiht 70 manher, ooB Der Neoatteur
id nie Elm 9Qr gum 8interIhlof
miebergelegt bot, neil or ollBer oft
ateuen ariegsnahridten feline onoc-
rem 8en1erfrngen ilbcr Den Srieg
a.aht. ga tun abcr Die Scler Dem
Acn,en Reoafteur bitter llnredt oenn
en- lit I'M 0egenteil, mos man 'a9t
,eioe onofe" - 70 melt io9ar, oaB
er san5 geno,t olie Die bcimliden6oll+
Tride liebt, iiber Die er ltolpern uno
ath bos @enid breden tonn Ter &e-
ier por eS bon ieiner belltiden Bet
tang bisber inner gelpobnt, oaB lie
ttm einen 2Onlmentur iibcr Die MIDI
tighten greigniIic brohte Sold ein
eomrnentar miiBte ober, bem neuen
&ei.se 3ufol8e, crit inS engliid)c
aberIest uno Dem Bo1tmci1ter 5ur ge'
slitoht1tng oorgele0t merocn - ell
'ehr unt1tdnolider Wcg ga poIlen
ntr es einlttpeiIcn bod licber bleiben
toIIen unb nidta iibcr ben arieq
ldreiben, Inn 10 mehr, ais man ia ME
pifen fann, oh man e$ audi rebt ma:
sser tpiir6e.
ss bleibt oober nidtS onoeres
i,brig, oI8 oab Iih Die 2e1er tDre Som:
s,entorc ilbcr 0ic 2ricg5Ia0c ielbII
sare6tle8en.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-15

Stoot Sflaboma mahte ih cine anil
iante grtabrlng.' Wtinoeitens breinia
EerIonen tranfen uno unterbieIten
ith, als plotlih oreiinoI Idorf ON Elm
Stiid WetaIl eetlopft tpurbe. Sla.
1hen uno 8loier perid)ipanben ipfort
BON ben Eiihen lmo iebcr mahte ben
&eriuh, fth 10 biel aIs moglih eleih.
9illtig 5u benebmen ooer iuhte fih bel
einem Ihneu 8uiammen genlahten
8illaroipicl 8eidNitieuns Cine Vii
mute ipoter fam Elm Eoli8iIt ger11hIid,
brub Die Cir, nidte ei,,ieen ieiner
8efonnten 5r uno gtng tpieber bon
oonnen @Ieih oaranf ertonten nod.
mails orei Shl1ae nno ale @Idfer
l1no SSloihen fomen mieoer gum Bor.
lhetn. r8as bot oenn bas su bebeil.
ten?" frlle id meinen gegleiter, no-
rollf er laheno erlpioerte: Der goIi.
gilt ote'er Rllnbe lit beauftragt, oafiir
81 iorgen, oaB IN bielem 2otaI nid,ts
getrunfen miro Seoesmol, penn er
an Der lebten ede porbeigebt, IhlGst
er on Den Soternenpfobl, Inn ben
SnlalIen ein 3eiben 5li geben. baB sr
fomnt, oalnit er feline Nabrnehmnn-
gen n1nheu fonn. Rabbem er oas 60
fol DerlaIien, ihIagt er obermals brei-
NAL gegen ben ndhlten 2aternenpfabI,
mos fir uns bebellteu Iou, oab nun-
mebr olles IN Sronllna ilt. Damn
fam er auf Der Station Idap0ren,
ntenano beim Erinfen eriappt 5,i ba-
ben"
mis- ih i'm 9egriff mar, Die Siabt
SfIaboma 81 nerIoiien, bate if bas
Vcoi!rfniS, etlpas 8ranntlpein nit
oltf Die HeiIe 5,l nebmeu. Gurs Dor
Der Citation begab ib mid in Elm So-
tel. Gin Neaer, Der om YuIt ioB,
Iagte mir, Dab in Dem Sotel fem
8bisfep perfouft meroe. Rodoem i'd,
tbm erftdrt, ner ih iei, unb ibm nod
meine geloite 5abrfarte ge3eist, brat-
te er mir iofort amei 5laihen rOIo
Groip" @bisfen. Gin fleines 3im.
ner neben Der gingatgsballe mar mt
8ter uno Bbisfep angefiiIlt.
MfbeDille mar ollrh Die groBe Bro-
bibittonsbepeqltng In Nortb Carolina
in WitleibenIhaft ge3ogen morben.
sSSn einem Sotel nuroe MIR Bier inn
Seller pcrtalift. 0rei 2ofaIe betrie-
ben ibr 8eid)dft 0ffcntlid i'm belebte.
| item 8iertel Der Stobt. sSriibere 8irts
! idaften tparen in Rear.9eer- -gaIoite
ltmgelpanbelt, tpoielbIt bas / gro5ent
Nlfobolgeuiid neben Dem 9uoipeiler
gier, onS IN Der 8rauerei bon 4nbeu.
iers8uih in ct 2ouis bergeIteIlf
miro, gum Iuslhanf geIangt gsad<
| Dem id meine MiBbiIligun9 iiber eiu
| 8las Neors Beer, melhes mir Der
Shonfinarter eegeben bate linn gcs
geniiber gum aus0rud eebradt, CAB
er mir rihtige5 Bier. Gr erfi1rtc
mir, oaB ih elm 6rentber iei unb BON
ollen Seiten beoba6tet tpiiroe. Rah-
Dem or lth pollfommen iiber5eugt bot
te, oaB ib nibt OILS Spisel ins 2ofol
gefommen mar, perfailfte er mir audi
@biStep."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-15
Erubibition in Gbip geidlagen.

Cincinnati, g., Is. Nob - yind
ben amtlihen geribten, Die iett aus
alien Counties IN Ohio eingelunfen
iinb, 1T Die Hrobibition IN Ohio nit
nit elmer Wehrbeit BON 1928 Stim-
men geihlogen iporbcll. 0ie Ge-
iamtitimmenabgabe ltellt iid nie
foIgt: Sir Hrobibition 522,430, ge..
gen Hrobibition 524,153.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-15
Semebi9 bcnrpbt+

Aare mouen &riegsetg 5etraiin fann tene Grnp
pen nad europa ienoe. Gbinds grotei eegen Abnanng
smiten ben Ser. Staaten uno Sapa1.-Serensfp
angebltd mteDer Dbenau.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-15

THE Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get a large share of
the German trade
Printers Ink.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on
November 10th, 1917, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on
November 18th, 1917, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
DEPARTURE OF
TROOPS DELAYS
ANNOUNCEMENT is MADE THAT OW-
ING To MOVEMENT DRAFT ARMY
THERE WILL BE NO TRANS
P0RTETi0N.

The departure ot the Second. Third and
Fourth TeAJ- regiments of infantry from
the border tp Fort Worth has been de-
laycd. Ana announcement wa~ made
that the troops would cntrain ID October
=. the order wa~ changed to read ihat
they wall depart sometime after October
~ The delay in departure WIS caused hy
the fact that an October = "A considerable
portion W the draft army viii 10 moving
iu san Antonio, and transportation for the
Texas regiments viii not be available.
No confirmation has a~ NET been rc-
Of the report that the Sixteenth
Cavalry would he concentrated IN Browns
vile un the departure ~ the Texans. nor
confirmation bceu received M the rc
port that The tIity--eventh Infantry. REG
ular~, would ~ sent here. Fort Brown WY
yet has received absolutely ~ word as IT.
the disposition OF any of the lroop~ ON
the border.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
MAKES FLOUR
AND BREAD, TOO
ARMADlLLO MILLS OF BROWNSVILLE
ESTABLISH FLAV0 BAKERY IN
CONNECTION WITH MILL.

u. II. II. Howard NJ the Armadillo Flour
Mills announced TODAY i new feature III
hi- plant. the installation of 4 modern
bakery ~ connection with the flour mill
and the establishment of u regular bakery
az The consumer bread sales business.
The bakery will be- known a. the "tlavu
Bakery. and viii put out three different
kinds 81 bread. "Flavo Bread "War
Bread and "NNX Bread The second
named bread. War Bread. J. something
new In bread mixture. being made from a
%cuar~er and cheaper flour product. III a.
purely 4 grain conservation step III the
flour business. and the bread made from
this flour II declared rs those who have
eaten it go be- nnuri-hine and entirely
pleasing a. Il substitute Tor first grade
flour bread. The luaYr~ are sixteen ounce
'loayco, and Will retail NJ ~ cents II loaf.
The FIavo Bakery will establish 4 rcgu-
lar bread delivery route. entering into
competition with other bakeries IN the city.
The idea had another object besides that
W.T. retailing bread. being that of adveriI~-
ing more thoroughly Brownsville made
flour.
The capacity M the plan In sufficiently
large to supply ANY amount of business
that may bc obtained locally, and MIR.
Howard plans wv extend this branch ot the
bu~inc~. ~ other towns up the valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
R~ESULTSFIELD
DAY, MERCEDES
MEMBERS or SIXTEENTH CAVALRY
IN EVENTS COME FROM EVERY
STATION ON L0WEh BORDER.

Colonel Farrand SaNre and other Off
GERS WI the Sixteenth United States Cow
AIRY. returning from Merccdc- where they
attended the annual field dav WI The SIX
tcelih United States Cavalry, held ~
Monday. report a successful ~e1e~ oi
events. Each ui the %-unadron- oi tho
regiment. divided among stations ~
Brownsville. Mercedes ma Fort Rnuuuld.
we're represented w the events. The Six
iecuih Cavalry band furnished thc mu~.c
for the occasion.
Results were a- follows;
TEAM SCORES. rlNAI-Ilcadquaricr-
troop. -. Machine cum Troop. ~ a Troop.
X: \ Troop. Ky. z Troop. 80; = Troop, 4l;
II Troop. "a: 4 Troop, a.; X Troop. q; l.
Troop. 3.
110 Yard Du-h-Ba--. N Troop. first:
Singleton Headquarters Troop. second:
Miller. third; time. ~ seconds.
Driving Contest - Saltzmann, supply
Troop. first; Wadford. second; Roger.
third.
Team Jumping rroor, first: u
Troop. second.
WV p.4. T rr.. a. Fem,
N r- .t
~ i r
w ~
- u..t L.n. 81. l. Tr,.n
FRS. Willie. M. XVI. Troop. SECOND: five trct
i0o inche~.
Mounted Tu4 IVY War-Macbiuc Giun
Trlnn. first. e. Trann. second.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

j. "A. Eichelbcrser of San Antonio j. in.
today.
u. II. pugh ~ Topeka, kan~., ~ in the
city ~ \ business mission.
Judge J. II. Edwari~ 81 Eddmburg IL III
IA, city pa J business mission.
=. +. Thcall ~ Houston " among to-
Visitors IN Brownsville.
Mr. and Mr.. II. ". Francis If Fort
Worth are among today visitors IN
Brownsville.
A. H. Fcnnaut ct Dallas i- among to-
day visitors IN Brownsville.
q. r. Hurst W. san Antonio ~ among
today visitor w the city.
John a. ElEl or Harrington - \ bushes
visitor n Brownsville today.
F.. =. Barker of Baltimore. Md. " \
business visitor in ihr city TODAY.
A. A. Ilinhharlcr nj Kansas City. Mo.
i- IN Brownsville TODAY.
Fresh Crushed Peach SunGae mt Tcxa-
Confectionery. III
3. IT, Iockctt W Ncw Orleans. y well
known irrigation machinery man. Ivy w
Brownsville for few day-.
VIII N. Martin ri Minneapolis, Mimi. IN
a business visitor nm the citN.
II Will be a Lost Opportunity ii yrn fail
q" take advantage No the prices ou tlr rn-
ruu- odd pieces MI furniture an sale at
Walker Bro,.-lIaurork Co... M
T.. r. Branch 81 - Fcria Was ~
Brownsville Yesterday nu bushes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Nature Needs Assistance
In Keeping You Well

In keeping the blood absolutely free
OF all impurities. This old remedy is
4 wonderful purifier and tonic. and
has no equal Tor keeping the blood
rich and pure. II builds up the ap-
petite and tones up the entire system.
;. 5. ). Is sold ~ druggists every
where. II has been successfully used
Tor more than fifty years. and people
in practically every state testify to
its great worth. Write for booklets
and free medical advice 20 Swift Spe.
CHIC Co, Dept. l. Atlanta, Ga
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
A little help goes a long ways.

II you would keep your body in =
healthy and robust condition. throb-
bing with that splendid vitality that
indicates freedom from all ailments.
first OF ali see that your blood is
kept pure. Any slight impurity that
crccps into Your blood VII soon effect
the well-being OF your whole system.
a few bottles OF =. :. :. VIII give
lust the assistance that nature needs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
FORT WORTH CATTLE MARKET.

FORT WORTH. TcNu-. Ort. 3.-Iiu--.
3U0o hrud. closed steady to 40 cents
tup $500. bulk Sls.325m 1925.
pigs 80 ccnt- higher. top Sl3.6o: cattle
5000 head including 20oa %ralvc~; beet
strong. ~ cents higher Tor TN" days.
top 1928. bulk SN.50m 900: COWS and
hciier- 10 to lj5 cents higher. ruw-. top
$3.50, bulk ~Lj50n $50; good Gamers
around >5.25; heiicr,, top >g.Gr. bulk
$4,000 $50: bulls steady. $4,000 $50:
calves a dollar higher for two days. ton
S0.25. bulk 1G.5em SOC; ~tockcr- steady !:
~6.50tn 9.l0: cows $1,000 100:
hciter- %G.J0C $50: calves $4,000 900:
sheep, 500, steady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Many Persons

Many Persons have visited orr store
since wc started this sale. Many have
bccn the expression W surprise w fho
surprisingly low prices ~ have marked
certain odd piece Of furniture. MANY
have bought knowing II IN q saving they
have made. Cali. wen he glad 10 show
you around. Walker Bros. Hancock Col
Furniture Department. M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Bankruptcy Case Adjusted-Rcfercc "

Bankruptcy r. 4. Kitchen Yesterday aa-
Indicated ". II. Hammer. = in Feria drug
glSt. a bankrupt following the filing al u
voluntary petition by Hammer. The petit
tion gives a~-cnt- OF about $500 and liza
EIIlllc- NJ $1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

II. 4. McNair formerly Of Mi~~i~~ippl. has
arrived IN Brownsville ~ assume the pas
torate If the American Presbyterian
church in Brownsville and the preSlNie-
ran church n Donna. Mr.. MrNair will
breach in I'D -villc on the second and
fourth >undlp each month and viii
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
When Thinking OF Fall and Winter thinl

N Tie r%Iothlng Won VII need 90 rcpIeni-h
Your wardrobe. We have the finest fail
line to select from. Place your order with
Rutledge's and be- satisfied in price and
make NJ. 3t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
FUNERAL or MRS. WALTZ TODAY

The funeral services vt Mrs. +. n. Maltz.
formerly Mis- Isabelle Pierce " Browns
vile. are heing held this afternoon ~
N~illiamsport, Pa, according ~ 4 telegram
received ~ Judge 4. &. Pierce from hi-
son. Lieutenant !. l.. Rlerce. MrS. Waltz
died Monday night in 4 ianitariuu ;EnSlar-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Pure Water Baths.-Onlv ones in town
Al White Front Bath House. d

A Sale is a SaIe-But Ours j. more than
"a sale. The bargains 40 br obtained will
not be duplicated for u hong time ~ come.
After the war u VIII be y long time before
prices viii come down ia these articles.
Beautiful in pattern and design. exquisite
finish. and 81 the very best materials.
Walker Pro~.-Ilancock Coz Furniture
Department. IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Many Brownsville People ~

advantage ~ real bargains IN odd pieces
~ furniture now on sale a Walker Bros
Hancock Coz sale. VIII YOU he one ~
them. or wait until the sale h. over and
lament that YOU are Obliged 10 pay a much
higher price for the very article Won
wanted. n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
You cant use that last

lied. cleaned and pres. -. We've the
workmen and machinery io d. Il. Send ii
IN now and be- ready tor the cold weather.
when il comes. liutlcduc'-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Your Next Visit to Houston uiu be- IL

compete unless You vi~if Tue w. c. MUM
Cos. mamIuonih store. III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

A Big Saving Made when vou buy IA
article of furniture at Walker BBro~.-
Hancock Co.'S sale OF odd pieces. They
need rouhl-perhap- YOU have too much
room. Fill III that vacant corner with VI
Davenport. Dresser, Dresser Table,
Chair, Etc. tn be odd it, true. but We
have such beautiful designs ihatihc odd
ness viii lonc up the room. IT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
City

Returns from Ell Paso-f. +. Martyr 81
The san Carlos apartments has returned
rom u visit ct ilnc days "a vi Pa~o, where
he wen on 4 business mission. Mr.. Mar
3yr reports thar the West Texas %mciropo-
H. i IN the heydev 81 it~ prosperity. with
the returning. apparently If normal cordi-
tion> in the Mexican republic, with which
III paso has Il large trade, especially in the
mining sections.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Coolest Rooms in Tow

Received Lean Blanks - Brownsville
banks today received their first cpn-iun-
ment of blank {" b. used in making pur-
.~rlaSc- az the Second Liberty Loan bonds.
The blanks are the same IVY Those prcyi-
ou~ly used. excepting that the interest
Specification calls for four Ter cent, whore
- three and one-half per cent wa- paid
on the first issue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

Solid Gold Wedding Rings of the usual
high iiutlcdee standard: the best that
money can buy. at the old reliable Rutledge
~,Jcwelry Store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
r. l.. Gutierrez. General Contractor.

Painting. Pap,rhanging. Carpenter Work
Phone 56S. L. o.. Box BOB.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

For Quick Service. clearing and press
in=. Phone No. /. Model Laundry. (tfl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

Fort Wayne i preparing 10 entertain
he annual conyention. of the In ina State
". 1t. ~ II - .p..LF -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Make w. c. Mum Cos. biz

headquarters when u Houston w
Everything provided for your cuuveuien
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

Peaches and Cream Sundoa. Texas
Confectionery. In
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03
Tampic0 Oil Man Here

Idh1picO un man nere-,f. q. ". van
~Ge,ienheck. If fampico. head 81 the Co
rona oil syndicate. u Holland concern. ae-
companied bN Mr.. wan G,ytcnhcek. are
IN Brownsville from their home in Tam
Iico. They are guests "a the home vi Mr..
and Mr.. Ellis Clancy. The Corona con
Germ II one IF the largest syndicate oper-
.aiing ~ the Tampico field and IT, opera
tons have been continued through the
MeNlcan revolutions of the past several
wears.
We will cal! for and deliver your suit
pressed III 30 minutes. Phone No. /. Mod
FL Laundry. ufl
Coolest Rooms in Town. COR rent. south
crn Hotel, corner Ninth aud II. Charles
SITS. If.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

Parlpr I~ M Your service Tor any little 80
claI party you may have. Just ~ IT, know
IN time and any special service wanted will
hc supplied. our Orahec Cream ~ fine.
Come Ia and lry one. Phone 3l3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-03

j. A. Eichelbereer of San Antonio j. in
today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-07
Sacramento Valley
Plants Sugar Beets
Chamber of Commerce is Investigating,
and Finds Raising is Profitable
to Farmers and Country

the cars at the point Of origin.
Good sugar beet land will yield
from Is to Is tons per acre.
The investigation seems to indicate
that there is large acreage in Sacra-
mento county which would grow
abundant crops Of sugar beets, and
which would make profitable indus
try both to the farmers and to the
community.
The Chamber OF Commerce now Is
busted in the effort to gather detailed
information as TO the lands In Sacra-
msntO county suitable for growing
sugar beets outside the bottom lands.
which are too valuable for that pur-
pose just at present. Data as to when
to plant. when to irrigate and how to
irrigate will be secured and turned
over to the county farm bureau.
which II is thought will be able to in
duce some OF the ranchers to plan ex-
rerimental acreages.
Sugar beets are known to have the
facrlty Of growing on alkali land that
will not grow beans and similar crops.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-07

SACRAMENTO. March An i'm
precision has obtained In some quar-
ters TO the effect that the growing OF
sugar beets Is not profitable. The in
vestigation OF the Chamber Of Com
merce thus far indicate the contrary.
The Hamilton Sugar Beet company is
about to resume operations at Ham,
ilton. on much larger scale than ever
before.
This company did not close down
its plant. as was rumored. ON account
of the Improbable character Of the
ergar beet industry to the grower.
The plant. as It IL being extended and
rebuilt. will have capacity OF IS 900
tons. and during the coming season
fully $4,000 tons of beets will be
handled. This company Ii now in the
market for 1000 additional acre Of
beets. for which it is willing to enter
into contracts with the farmers for q
term Of years at profitable prices to
the farmers.
For sugar beets the farmer gets
from $3.50 TO t6 per ton loaded on
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-07
QUARANTINE TO
LAST FOR PERIOD
sssKlYOr COUNTY. wHERE nan.
I'M rREvAli.A QrARANriNED
FOR SEVERAL MONTH"; WRIT
All D0us TIED ~

SACRAMENTO. March 7.---lnvesti.
cation Of conditions In siskiyou coun.
". where the prevalence Of rabies
vas reported TO the state board Of
health. hss shown that the county
viii probably b In q state Of quar-.
antinc for several months. according
10 announcement BY the board. fol.
lowing the receipt Of reports Of In.
spcctor Edward T. Ross. who Ia MAX.
ine the Investigation.
Ross II oreanisins the Siskiyou
peace olacers TO Aght the spread at
conditions. and reports that they are
carrying on the work In an elaclent
manner. He has already visited
Yreka. Doris and Weed.
To assist Ia IN educational cam.
paiGn the state board OF health u
mailing bulletins on the subject oil
over the county. The railroads have
been Instructed not 10 accept dogs
Tor shipmeat from the county unless
the county health oaleer permits tho
shipment.