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Griegsyefangeuenlager.

Die Iange Oauer oes &rieges, Die
u~ngebeure Qusoebnun9 oes 9riegsges
bets uno bic 9elUulti9en 4rmeen bas
On AUDI binii6tIi9 Der 8riegsesfans
Senen 8erbGltniiIe gei6uffsu, pie fis
in glei6em umfuns nod in tsinem
&riege in Grf9einung 9etreten finO.
Die 3abl Der 9risgsgsfangenen bat
pier Milionen ldnsit iibsridritten; bic
Snternierurg BON 3iptlpsrfonsn bat es
nit ii4 9ebradt, buB bic 9efansenens
lager tatfddlta auf bic gauge Wslt,
auf on funr WeItteiIs psrtsilt finb.
0eutf4lanb sGbIt sssen 1900 Ges
fdngensnlassr. ouf oas 9unse Rtid
p@erteilt. Sc sibt iol9e in 8apsrn
uno 0iirttembera, i'm gIiab uno in
Baden, i'm Rbeinlanb uno in Weits
fallen. in 9unnooer uno Salespie, in
Mledlenburs uno poien. IN Sadien
uno S6lsiien u. (. M. Die Eager teis
len iid in Mannfdaftslaser. Diff
5ierslager, Cigarette, unb 2uarans
tdneitationsn. sic fino auF gang
Seitsrrei9 unb gum tleinersn Sell ouf
lInearn perteilt. Soear i'm nab.n
9orarlberg. in Qu i'm 9rseenSerpoIo,
6eitebt Elm Eager, foodnn in Snrol,
in &drnten, S%tsiermart, 96bmen, 0ies
bers unb Sber=S efterrsi6. arain.
gosnien. 9srs.gopina, Salmati.n.
aroatien, Il. +. m.
8ulgarten sdblt II Eager. bi. Sirs
lei oeren "a. uno s!par in Der afatis
fden Sirtei, nit 4usnabme bon stpei
2agern in Ronftantinopel unb Rpboftp
in Der europdii4en Siirtsi. sic finb
p~:rtsiIt ouf 8Isinaiisn, Gprisn. galds
TINA unb Mefopotamien.
9on ben GntentemGdten peif nas
tureemdb Srantreit am msif.n 9es
fansenenlaeer auf. gs adblt gegen
600 Eager IN 6rantretd felber; fe
Fdsio.n fit in Camps Dc 9rifonniers.
Camps o'Snternes gipils, Ostohe-
m.nts Ct Sopitaur unb iino ouf bos
gauge 2ano auberhalb Der Irmeesone
pert.ilt, bon Sapre Bis Brett, bon
gbsrbourg Biz gorbeaur, WarieiIe
unb 3oritta, bon ben pprenGen Bis
Saponsn. SIN Safsn BON 5apr. 1T
Elm Sdiff als Eager einseridtet. Die
Sniel aorIita sdbtt II Eager. Srant=
reid bat auberbem in Ilgier 35, in
Marpfto 80 unb in Gunts II 9es
fangsnenlogsr; fsrnsr 6 auf Wabagasz
far, Johann ie zines in gotonon unb
gorto Nopo>9 abomep, in Sort De
SrancezW Martinique, Warianen
ScrgazS Senegal, 9upeetss5 abiti. Sat
gonzgodinhtna.
9roBbrttannien bot % @~efdn9enens
lager in Gnglano, Srlanb uno Sdotts
lano; ferner iol6e auf Gibraltar uno
Walta, IN Q.gppt.n, 9ritiid>Sit
%dfrita, IN Iccra, 2agps unb Sierru
2eonesW stafrita; 5 in Subafrita; in
Singapore uno Sonstone; ferner auf
ben Snfeln Barbados, 9ermuoas, So
malta, SrinibabzW .itinoien uno in
8ritifae9 upana.
Sn Stalisn beit.b.n I'm gan5en ibsr
100 Eager, ouf bas gan5s 2dnb pers
teilt, bonn 9iemont bis Si5ilien une
Sarbinien.
Aublano bat ITO Eager i'm %europGts
iden uno ge9en 70 Eager I'M aiiatis
ffen RuBlanb.
Sapan snoIi6 adbGt IL 8ri.ss9efans
genenlaaer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19

ipirtbihoftlihen 2cbcns in IreuBen
bin. mie olrs oen Statiitifcn su err
lchen lei. 9toh ieincr Muiift bat ser
IltsidllB aus Sem @eIthonbel offen-
bor ~bcIonHerS eiinitige &erbGItniIic
i'm einheimiihen SanScl unb @anbci
mdbrcn0 oes 8ricges eeidoffen. 81
ilberltif9 3. 9. oas grgebniB Der Gin
fommenite,icr ocn 9lIbgetonihlde ltr,
rnebr ols 100000 900 Marf. 9:e
Ginfiinite Ser Stoatsciienbobnen uo.
rem beinChe 10 Nro5ent bobcr mic
hlcieniecn oes SohreS 1913, bic oon;
heionoers gilnitia moren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19
%remcn nuo Elocnbnra.

Bel Gem 5eitma6l, 3os Der se<
nat Don Bremen 9eIegentliH Der
lonopirtidaftlt9en NusiteQunq BON
1891 CAB, uno Dem ou9 Der Gy6s
8roB9er3c9 pon SI0snbura beipohns
te, srSoblte Ger Snnbitat Der Stoot
pom sinem Streitfol, Der Ii6 in
lingiier 3sit abseipieIt uno Der ibm
l6on riei aopi3srbre1en bereitet
bate. Die Padt sidss itGrtiiden
9runoftiides bate ii9 ieit mebr oIs
orsibunoert Sabren in elmer 5ami!ie
io5uia9en fortgcerbt. Der eeaenipdr.
tige pd4ter ioIte nun elnen b0be.
rem. Seitsemdberen po6tihilina sobs
len, ftrdubte ii6 ieop6 nit 6dneen
uno 5uben oa9eaen. S6IiebIih, oIs
Der Streita beftiger puroe, ertIarte sr
fo9or. er rperos isbt laut ieines Ser.
trasss ~iiberbaupt nidts msbr sab.
len. Dobei bratts sr Elm peraiIbtes
psrgamen. gum 8orTdein, ponah
Sos 8rnnoitiid Der 6amiIie auf emf,
&c Soften in poht aeesben mar oe.
gen ~iabrIid fiinf3ebn Yfuno Seler
ODER Die 9eltelluns zines 9slpoppne.
ten ssssn Die bon SIosnbure". Ter
Viann srtIdrte babel: sd babe, ME
Sic feben. beute nn6 bic WabI. mos
ih sablen min. uro ipsnn bic Stnot
mir 10 iommt, bonn siebe id Is e6en
Dor, sinsn Getpoppnsten eeeeu bi.
oon OIotnburs gu iteIIen."
Ils Der G~rbgrobberSoe Dies borte,
lahts sr beraIld, uub Damn erbob sr
istn @los uno lserte ss ouf cas
Wohl ieinsr ~Iiebsnsfpiiroissn Sem.
BE-.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19
Die Taft Tprihtu5rtlidle Mub[tba.

1iotcit Der Suoct hat iid) mieoer Elm.
1soi ron i1rcr g%ldracnblten Seite &c.
.aeigt- Dime irgeubmeIdes gtlfbcbc:l
5n MAIDEN. boben Ole ,S,i6en in 6ieielH
2onar hrci Miqionen Collars oufac.
hrc,tG fur Die notbIcioenSen @Iou.
6enkawsnfieu in EoIett. 2itbouen ms
<~soIiJien. Tie Siioen in Stem gorf
rHeiu hrodtcu fiber 1A @iuionen
Dollars arfi 9sas lit elm @eiipieI ser
Gpfcrfrotbigfeit, mie man es ieIten
IN ser 8cIt ftnoct, uno nit oitera
&cdf founten ole 8eber All onoercit
Taccn: o@ebet bin INN tbuet oes.
Glci9cn~!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19
@eun Den Naiirter .rpt olcr

-Nicbc. Ole tie 'hrn crbaItcn hobcl.
1iamer nod bnS 6ea iudt; pettn Il
ilnnter noh ntf hos aroBe @unoer
boffeL oas ibrc Nieoerlooc in
Sieg bcr1ronoeln ion, 10 nulb ibren
sr5cr cingebi1ut peroen, oof iie fid)
i'm Srrfbrm hciinbcn. Sic oelttlh,
Rntc fogt: ~@ir Hnbcn Sen 8ricoct
s%nnGebotcn mo bnbcn genlcint. mas
1pir sagtcu. nrIcr Inerbieten lit 81.
Infgeiuieicn morbeH! gSir n1erSen
fGmpferi. his mir nit rem z h pert
Den 5ricoen erstpuneen baben, Der
aurh oie iplomatie hattie aemon.
1icn nsernen fonnc1."
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ErobibitionsbiQ.
@henenne. Sno., Is. Nnn.

Ger Senot oes Staotes gSno.
nllng pniiirte om Montoa cine sc.
1eteshorloge pelhe Die Trobibitor
ols etnen 3rios sitr @erfaiiltnq Ser
@ebolferung 6es Stoutes oirf nos
Sohr 1918 nntsrbrcitet. 0ie Gill
oeht ieet on .bas Saus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19
Gin Strasenr6ubcr iunroc boz

cinem Tonne, hcn cr anfiel nieocr-
9cfdlnacn- n2ns lit brutal nnS
aInnsnraliif)". idlrie lcner in @or-
speite nnbcthciligter, nls ibn &c,
Tatbcn lnIrhc, lid, Iortan tric6lid}
5n bcrgnIten: nbelioren loroerte II
Die 9nnSc 8oaridoi. nt@ Nnoefol,
leneu o;s Sbmer5sn8qelo 81 ftn6
nie aII;irten. @crhcn, tr"nen ii.
men Die llnbetbCii'gtcn red)tg@nen2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19
lie br;tiide Neaicrnna acht. mn

7hre nciic a~riea3onleibc SIT einem Gr.
fnlg sit geftnltcn, unter oem 3edmon.
Tel Elmer nnationnlcn Nampnqnc'
tctteln; CLIMB @eorne. 8onor 2on
l:no McSFennn mcr6en o1lf oen
Stnmb qcididt. llnb 2onhon maqt
&c, Dor scr @eIt oieien 9oitoro elmer
nnbeIieen Terbinoun9 BON @rof.
T1arIIiafeit mn 6urht nit Dem Ra.
men g ieaeSnnIeibe e" aus Scr
$aufs 81 bebenl
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prdmien Site.

GIN sahr I'M Goraus be3abIenoe Gbons
usnten erbnIten le eiieh idloneu Sdlen'
Der ais Rrdmie aratis itnp pottoftet. IN
&rGEsieu iiuo folaenoe CUR ausipapl nor'
xaaAeTs:
-Waturopoft."
gNapuu Yinb i'm @an5eu orei5ebn NnTs
mem erltienen uuo nod s Afufis
r1era an Sano.)
Esdmieu gesen WebrbeSablnIl9.
4ohbu6.
GSiaer's Observation-Disclosures Godlbud
far fIeiue Samilien. Bon Baioen'dr
SGreper. 1reis 10 Gents.
Rdbmaidtnen
Die .Rorbiteru" : NGbmaidtneu $50. l.,
auF s Sabre ibriftllb gararulrt, Crop
Esno" s@ebuule. ertra feline Soiutur,
die reueiten Serbeleruneen. ablolut
bic 6elte Maihine. bic fir ir8eno einen
gSreis erbGltIid liz . S26
Eie -0oroitern" .~Aabntaidine Ro. 2, ges
Hou ME Ho. i. MIR nit autbontatls
tdem -8rcp Seao". S27
E,e -seoroitern, Ndbmaihine go. 3, III
5olneu Cut : @ebduie. authomatlld)em
CHAIR Xift" &%u9ellager : 9elteu, NIT
altbomatiihem BELT RepIaeer". hos
ssm firm, qehdrtete StablIheile, ale
-attcdements" III Sdmmetsaaltden
-ssine quite Oiaihtne gu benz legr piais
Gen EreiS bon nur SlS
5se -9o,oftern" sYdhmaihme SO. 4,
Neuau ME go. 3. MIR in 9esi<9abis
net Sorm. .S21
,aus sieie Mai6inen iinO abiOIut sas
xsnctirt. 9ie Sraft bat Der Adu1er gu
tSaseu uuo fe betrGgt uon soc bis 81,
De rsh Der 9iftana.
Dseie Sr1mienlilte pirb phue tpeitere
s2ot,a BON Seit gu 3eit ergdn5t uno ners
SEOsrt. unb bleie Sret1e rldten lnb nab
keu ietreiIisen Diaritipertb
Nm peiten uno iiheriten lit es. oas
sesIh Der q o Il a 10 eiuue tgeonep
11Ar), bic Der goitmeifter in ben grns
Yuat GrtGafteu 1usteQeu Tam, 81
b -lenben. gbenio gut uuo iider iilo
OK EroreBnu 70 c iunsen. ipels
sbt bic aa,nten in allen grpreB<S tatios
aSu ausiteueu. @enn man oas 8eIb Der
RnHanreifuna ooer per grpreBantueiiun
Sf16t. III es nid,t n~othpenbts, ben betrefs
NttUSN Olltf lcHtIiLkich on AAVtsF -"
bic ADr.ffe beutlih geIfrieben 1T. Yeet
man oaaeeen gaareefo in ben grief. 70
laaie bieser tets resiftrirt perben. I'M
Etsr su fem, bob Serielbe rihtis ans
surnnt. Sur GeIbienbuusen in einfatem
BrisfserfhlufIe iibernebmer mir teiuers
lei gernntfpcrtIihteit. Sm Sale bon
gSresnerdnberungen oereeie rau ia
a;Slt, bic alte sbeUforpohI tuie bic meme
EoFfpFfice nnsueeben. bern ionft fonnen
mir ben Mnmeu m ben gihern gar nitt
stnSen-
gzonspsE roers biirfen niht. uie bas
We oft aeftieht, uls bermeintlife Quit
faine 3uriidbehnIten perhen, ions
sern ftnb ben griefen b ei5uGener.
Quittung erfplqt Ii ourh Nenoerura
Hes 9diuu1s arf benz Gbrebitreifen.
ESan ahreTire einfdh:
-eprbhern, ca GrpFe, Wis.
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Erenkens Ginan;sn.
NerIin. 16- &nrI

gci Elmer am 9ienstog Itatt-
iinoenhen Sisupg beg preuBiihetl
S%onetoacS mics Ser 9reuBii6e ri.
nan3.niniiter, Or. Yugult bon 2ente.
III elmer Rcne iiber ons 8uoget ouf
Ole 5efriebigenoe @ntmidluna oe3
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19
geamieu sessn Mebrbs;ablnHs.

Sod b d.
Gtsiser's belti9sameritaniIdeS aotbud
far fIeiue Snmilien. Son BaIoen'dt
SGreper. @reis 10 Gents.
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0ns @nnnesnberneriht int has

W. 49,
gSebb-&cnnnn-@ eiet fiIr berfniinngs.
mGBio crflGrt. 9ns @eiet pcrbietet
0cn @criouO geiiiger @ctr0nte aus
.naiien" Staoten md 1trodcncn"
Nit hi1ier gntiheinung bot Or
h6d,!tc @eriG,tsbrf ocS 2on6eS Die
Qefugriiie oes &ronqreiics obcrmola
hctrddtlih ermeitert. 9cnn Denil
rcr &onareR Dos atedt bot, oen Ser
IanA 0ciItigcr 8ctrGnfe Gus ainerl
Staote in DEN oii0cren 81 %perbIcter,
miro mu:t linn ouh oas Heht 5ugc-
i,cbcn miliicn oieieS 8erbnt nuf ie-
1rn onhercn 9lrtifel ou85u6chnen.
so ctuaS ME 0anoel8frcihcit lit ga
init uupcrcinbor. 2tber nieIleiht boi
Ole GntIhri0mg 6e8 G6ergcridt]
end ihr Butes. IS lit befonnt. 6oij
Hrohihition in anblreidCn Stootell
MIR ocShalb licoreih 0cpeicn lit.
mcil nlnn iih onmit tr6itetc, oa'}
man Curt oldl inter Dem @Srohibi'
iinn3ncirt nitt slt lei0en brmtdlt.
mocm scr pcrlrnlihe 9e0orf on &c
ir0ntCn oli$ Ben benod6arten Stoo.
ten oco'tt mcroen f6nnte. Wnu
mlRte. 0nb sic NhihoffunQ o9r
g3irtbitoiten nod feline Srotcnhcit
3r0c1ttcn miiroc. 9}ltn obcr scr Ger.
Ion6 Qeiitincr 0;etrGnfe ans ynoiicn"
uah .trotchen" 5toot"n ncrbotelt
II, mir6 man lldl Die Sadie um @noc
anber8 iiberIcofn, uno pieleiht e..
rclten oie feinoe ser pCrionlihel,
Ireibeit es sod. raB tic iih iciner3cil
fir sic Mebb& eunon. Sorlooe ID
frGftig an beit 2aocn qelcgt bnb,n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01
Lyf0rC School Entertained.

ment Friday evening at the Deyo hall Civ
en- by the students and teachers of the Ly-
ford High School.
A very appropriate program was rem
dered and each number was well received.
After the program Santa Claus, in the
person of DIR. Webb, appeared and deliv-
cred TO all present a Christmas package
Of candies, etc.
The entertainment vas well received and
reflects credit on teachers andstudents,
and especially the youeger classes who
made their first appearance on the stage.
Magic Valley News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01

The Parent Teachers Association will
meet At the High school building next
Tuesday, January ,, at 80 o'clock p. m.
After the regular business session n Cues
tion Box will be opened. The questions
contained therein will be propounded and
answered by the members present. AT the
last meeting the question of whether the
meetings should be held in the afternoon
or he evenings was raised for discussion.
As the association did not wan to debar
the men Of Pharr and San Juan from
att ending it was decided to hold another
M yht meeting to test their interest. II j.
riore convenient for many of the women
and teachers TO be present in the afternoon,
therefore we urge for the men to be present
to speak for themselves. Rio Grande
Clarion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01
MONDAY, JANUARY /. 1917.
MAY THIS BE A BETTER YEAR.

This is another New Year day. Last
night the old fires were banked, the old
idols thrown down and the mistakes Of the
past were. or should have been, forgotten.
This morning q new flame burned upon the
altar, a new leaf has been turned and the
world starts ont with a new hope and a
new ambition.
Our wish for you, our wish for rs and
our wish for all j. for 4 happy year. May
it come arms filled with prosperity for all
and with pain and disappointment for
none. And, while we wish these things.
we know that the power to make these
wishes come true is within Us and within
You and that unless we and you set our
selves to the task of making the wish
come true, the desire and the wishing j.
vain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01

Louis Cobolini, may his tribe increase,
10 in Washington again and this time our
best known and best liked booster for the
Valley is going TO put something over and
that will be of everlasting benefit TO the
towns and peoples Of this Valley.
Deep water at Brazos Santiago seems
sure, and deep water at that port means
cheap rates to northern markets for the
vegetables and citrus fruits of the Valley,
and since Mission and S~haryland and Mis-
sion are a part of the Valley, and the
greatest producers Of the aforesaid neces-
sites of life, the deep water proiact at the
port named means a saving of millions of
dollars 10 the farmers of this particular
section, and we are therefore vitality in
terested in the outcome Of the efforts of
the Brownsville bunch, headed by Mr.. CO.
bolini.
The other members of the party includ-
ing Collector of Customs Frank Rabb, ELS.
Brodix, ID. \. O'Brien and Mr.. Cobolini
have arranged a trip TO New York and
expect 10 reach Brownsville about January
/.
Due to Mr.. Rabb's high standing with
the administration and the influnece of his
many friends, the Brownsville delegation
has made rapid progress and is doing ex-
cellent work for the Lower Rio Grande
Nalley.-Mission Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01
THIRD EPISODE

Never before in all her luxurious
soung life had Gloria encountered the
slightest hardship. The most ex-
Quisite Of the niceties OF existence had
been hers as regularly as the breath
she drew. So she had wearied OF them
and rebelled. And now she had found
that adventure was not altogether
pleasant. either. A primevaI jungle
Inhabited ny . primeval people was.
20 say the least, distinctly unccm
Portable.
Gloria felt II especially lucky that
since she had to be rescued fate had
been polite enough to select q good
looking rescuer for her. The more
abe studied Mr.. Freneau the better
she liked him. He had a nice name.
too--a nice. marriable name.
The only fly in the ointment was the
bad behavior of DR.. Royce. She had
thought him charming. But now he
oulked and moped.
DIR. Royce was glum because ne did
not know Just what he ought to do.
He was confronted with a duty that
he could not solve. II was like some
obscure disease. hard to diagnosticate.
To speak up and denounce Freneau
rs a liar and thief was impossible.
Royce had no proof that Freneau had
played either the cad or the coward.
He knew only that Freneau must have
een him battling with the Indian, and
q decent nan would have come to
the assistance of a fellow white.
Even If Freneau had felt that he ought
to put Gloria in the boat first. he
might have come back to help Royce.
But Freneau had left Royce to his
fate. That was ugly.
Royce heard Pierpont Stafford say
10 Freneau: MY boy, you've earned
the $1,000 reward offered. You've
earned a million dollars."
Now Royce felt that he understood.
Freneau mad been coaxed into the
everglades by that IS. lottery prize.
He had won it: and II looked as II
Freneaa were expecting to win
GIorias owe IN the bargain. Fol
Gloria was simply d~evocring him with
her eyes
Royce knew little about Freneau.
and that little was mo- TO his ad-
vantage. Freneau neglected his Of
nee. out neglected no opportunity for
q love affair. DR.. Royce had come to
Palm Beach a. the private physician
OF ola Judge Freeman, and he had
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01
Industry Will Win.

There j. no task a united people cannot
do, no burdens they cannot relieve, no
achievement they cannot accomplish. 1t
takes time TO do great things and patience
TO continue the task, but what can pre-
vent industrious, patient people from ac-
complishing great achievements, when they
are united and dctcrmInedy DiSappoint-
ment may come. delays may be encounter
ed, buI success - sure 10 crown Inc Ell
forts of those who persist. Victory has
ever been Ia the strong, The reward j.
for the deserying.-Ihe Valley Review.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01
VALLEY CHORUS
School Exercises at McAllen.

Friday afternoon a very enjoyable and
Instructive entertainment was neid ut the
McAllen High School by the students which
brought one-half the school year to a close.
The exercises consisted of readings,
songs, recitations and short talks and was
participated in by several members Of the
student body with credit to themselves and
to their instructors.
The McAllen schools closed Friday af-
ternoon for the holidays and will reopen
on Tuesday morning following the New
Year. - McAllen Monitor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01
4 NEW YEARS RESOLUTION.

That will not worry over things over
which have no control; that | will renew
tins resolution tomorrow, and on through
the year.
That | will not c~riticise nor find fault
with acts committed or achieved under
circumstance in which | nave fever been
placed. That | will try to be and act in
secret as well as | wish to appear to be
and act in public--today, tomorrow and
on through the year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01
New Wireless Station
Of Japan Is Powerful

TOXIC, Jan. 1.-The power Of Japan's
new wireless station which il now in req
niar con s1unication with the United States
by way Of Hawaii was strikinplv shown
by rs recent picking up Of messages sent
from Northern Germany and from some
other continental wireless station. The
Japanese station, which is situated AZ
Funabashi, ten miles east of Toxic was re-
ceiving a message from Hawaii when IL
picked up several cipher messages address
ed to T.. O. G. which stands for Madrid.
which were being sent by some powerful
station some 5000 miles away. The next
day q MESSAGE was picked up while ii was
being sent by North Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01

tend die PARKING.
Frencau M'a1keG away IN . daz0.
Yesterday ne was n broker clerk
To-Day he wss the scn-:n-Iaw elect OF
= o. the country's weaIthiest men.
What were five years 10 him?
Five years sounded r~nimrortant 3
Gloria. too. 1t the momen She would
love that young ma forever.
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"Fcr tive ycais. then. said Piorpons
gffmlys "ycu promise not to bother
each other Or speak or write--for ave
years
a promised" said Frcneau quickly.
From tomorrow" said Gloria with
squat gri:nness.
The trrin leaves very shortly" said
PfeTnont and I'D her In Z superin-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01
Novelized From the Motion Picture Play
of the Same Name by George Kleine
Copyright 1916. by Adelaide NJ Hughes
SYNOPSIS.

Pterpont S.a~ord. banker and railroad
magnate. with !. , siXteen-year-old daugh-
Ter. GLORIA. Is Uintering az Palm Beach.
lady who chafes under the restraining
hand OF q governess from whom she re-
peatediy escapes. Her childish capefs
cause young Doctor Royce 10 fall In love
with her. She steals from her room at
night and In an auto plunges into the
surf where she leaves the car. Becoming
lost in the everglades she falls into the
hands OF the Seminole Indians. She is
rescued ard returned to her father who
had offered a reward for her return
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and the Magic Valley some definite
achievement in the direction Of improved
harbor facilities. This city must nave an
ocean outlet. The opportunity is knocking
loudly for obtaining deep water at Brax-
os Santiago. The opportunity must not
be allowed to slip. II Brownsville deter
mines that she must nave deep water, she
viii have it.
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abundant opportunity to see the in
fiuence of Freneau on the judges
daughter, Lois. II was not q whole
s0ne influence.
On the long ride hack to Palm
Beach they passed the spot where
Gloria had left her brothers. racing
q In the ocean. They paused to look
at Il. Several men and a team OF
mules were struggling to drag II out
OF the water.
When they reached the Royai Poin.
ciana Gloria passed through q throng
OF welcoming friends, and Frenea.
received congratulations innumerable
Royce sneaked on to mis- room ane
plunged into . hot path, treated his
wounds a. best he could. shaved, and
put on fresh clothes
Than be strolscd out to order . new
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"Mr. Beats the grocer said YEARLY. ~
ask you for the last time, will you pay
me that $40 Won owe met"
"For tie last time" Beats replied cheer
fully. II mglad t. hear YOU say that. old
man. You know, was getting awfnlIy
tired of hearing you ask that foolish ques-
tion."-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-01

Al proceeds, we understand, resulting
from the moving picture show at the
Queen theatre today will be turned atci
TO the organized charities of Brownsville.
The management i giving its work. over
head expenses and equipment free. The
bill j. "The House Of Lies" featuring the
American beauty, Edna Goodrich. The adj
MISSION price is-but, who cares-this Is
\Wnsville and the affair j. for the Char
kCms. Enough said. II j. truly diff
n ease like this. 10 say just
q then quit.
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Checks should he made payable to The
Brownsville Herald Publishing Co. Business
communication should be addressed to the
company. and items, letters, ETC., intended for
publication should be addressed TO Editor, The
Herald, Brownsville, Texas. Letters intended
for publication. should be signed with the full
name Of the writer. The name will not be
printed il not desired, but il will be evidence of
good faith on the part * the writer.
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thunder.
Bii-Why, il he deaf?
Jaek-No, il isn't laundering. - Boys
Life.
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"0ur Country! In her intercourse with
foreign nations, may she always be right,
but our country, right or wrong. "-Stephen
Decatur.