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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
SEES WAR FROM
ITS FRONT YARD
CITY or TRIESTE MAY SAUNTER
LEiSURELY TO PIER AT SAN
CARLO AND SEE ACTION

TRIESTE, Austria. Mar. 22.-Thi- city
has war In it- front ward and seems ~
have become accustomed to 1t. The pco-
pic ot Trieste -auntcr Ici-urcly to the pier
of San Carlo III the afternoon. when the
weather i- good and watch the drum fire
NM and near Maulalcunc Glasses are not
needed W watch there artillery ducl~. They
can ~oc actual battles from their cafes and
uJ night they go to sleep counting the dull
reports VI some bombardmcuj over at the
I-onzo.
An night Trieste i- dark. Here and there
n street lamp i- lighted IN the interior
Streets. From the hieh house wall breaks
an occa -ional RAY of light through the
-huttcr- The display ot ~carchight~ ou
the Adriatic ha~ long ceased to interest.
Even TIE fine coorcd rocket exhibitions
along the coast mo- longer draw "a crowd.
The air. raids NJ the Italians have done
little damage tn Trieste itself, though some
results have been achieved nj points near
by. Some say that the city has escaped
bomhardment because the Italian govern
mcni does not want to earn the ill-wlll Oi
the citizens 1t hopes to acquire by taking
Trieste.
Upon the city looks from the north
west the Hcrmada. key To Trieste, noun
tain whose crest i- about three miles long
and from 600 III $50 feet high. Before
the Italians can take Trie-t. the Herr
mazda must bc reduced. This would not he
true ala the Italian navy venture into the
North Adnatic. The Au-tro- Hungarian
navy. though inferior in numbers has so
far prevented this mainly by virtue W the
submarines one of which comes occasion
ally to the surface i'm view from the water
front
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
MANY CROSS RIO
TO CITY DAILY
QUARANTINE GUARDS MAIN TAIN
ACCURATE COUNT or VISIT
0RS FROM MATAMOR0S.
In A..nrinind pre-..l ]

Traffic to and from Matamoros by
bridge and ferry b. heavy of late. Dur
ing tho last thirty days an average "
l.3l6 person, \ day have crossed the river
at the ferry, going one way or the other
Exact figures for the bridge were not
available hut Inspector Bat~cll estimates
that the traffic there at $50 persons
daily. Tuesday there were 1923 passages
over The ferry. and this too followed Mon
day. always y day of heavy traffic, with
20ll this time.
Saturday, which ~ the hlg shopping
day. brings heavy -trcum of buyers
from Matamoro~ tn Brownsville. These
persons are counted twice III the figures
given. a~ they rccro-~ the river with their
urcha-c-. Sunday i- also n rather popu-
lar day w the bridge and ferry, because
~ church services and SUNDAY visiting
Monday tho tralficc i- again heavy. when
those poorer families whose wage earner-
were paid on Saturday night come over to
~ the week heavy buying The more
prosperous a- n general rule use the
bridge coming and going by automobile
or carriage During the week the fig
ure rarely fall, below POO unless the
day bc rainy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
NATIONAL LINE
BUYS 8 M0GULS
MEXICAN RAILROAD PLANS TO I'M
PROVE ITS POWER BY ADDITION
OF SEVERAL NEW ENGINES.

To place an order for tive modern loco
motives for the use of the National lines
of Mexico with the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, ". G. Molcr. MeXican Representa-
tive of the Baldwin company left Browns
vile Wednesday for New York and PhIla-
delphla.
Mr.. Mul,r j, brother of III. II. Molcr,
the insurance man, oI Brownsville. He
was sent "a Mexico City VA special cr-
rand last month and secured an order for
five modern mo@ul- from The National.
Returning from Mexico City H. came
through Monterrey. Laredo and Roh-town
to visit his brother here before going ON
to New York lc spent seven days with
the MolorS here, and Wednesday after
noon left for the east Mr. Molcr i~ reg
ularly assigned ~ represent the Baldwin
Locomotive work In Mexico City. but had
not been at hl- post for some months
prior to his return th,rc un y special trip
10 secure the order for locomotives
from the National. lIc does not expect
to return To- Mexico City 90 stay pcrrna-
ncntly until conditions warrant II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
COMMISSION TO
PASS ON BIDS
is EXPECTED TO APPROVE CONTRACT
WITH FINLEY COMPANY FOR
TARViATING ELIZABETH ST

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
Porto RicanS Are
Happy OUer Being
Made Americans

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, March %
There Wy the next thing ro flag famine
here since the granting of American citi-
zcn9hip to the Porto RicanS. and there NY
not band Oh the island that ha, not
been pra~t~ing the "Star Spaneled Ban
ncr," and playing ii at the end of it, con
ccrt~ Almost two weeks ~ citizenship
for Uncle Sans million and z quarter
of new citizens have brought about NO
noticeable changes San Juan " planning
: celebration. but So far not definite date
has been set
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
SUB MIGHT BE
FRIENDLY ONE
BERLIN PAPER FORSEES SERIOUS
SITUATION IF AMERICAN FIRES
ON THE FIRST SUB SIGHTED.
Iliy Assoclatrd Trcss-l }

AMSTERDAM, Holland. March D.
Referring to the arming of American mcr-
chautmen the Bcrliner Tagchlait says: -
very extraordinary situation may arise
ii American sailors in their excitement
fire ou the first submarine they See. for
II possibly might ~ French Pr English
submarine A German submarine would
not come to the surface m the danger
zone Ivy long a- steamer was u sight.
America amu-lnev thinks il can convey
merchantmen hy war-hipS with impunity.
The declaration VI London fore-eeS the
possibility ~ such action, hut this an
tquated legislation which does not recOg-
nizc submarines ar danger zones Ky value
less ~ uS."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
SUB CHASERS AND FLYERS FOR
ISABEL URGED BY Mr.. GARNER

and at
be asked of by Brownsville aofC
grc>sman y. Garner.
Mr. Garner while Brownsville Wednesday
W the
Of motor
established the
board lie thinks boat
position the
the gu coast line and
n
u G a. ha ha everthee
towhro
Brownsville
from cranng to in
summer OF 1919 when plane flights
be something absolutely -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
MEDIATION
EXPECTED
IN EFFORTS
TO Divide
CONGRESS-;
REFUSED
IF TRIED

WASHINGTON. y. ~. Mar. Golfers
of mediation to prevent actual war he
tween the United States and Germany are
expected to be among the next develop
ment- The administration officials heard
today that am European neutral was con-
tcmplating such plant and they frankly
regarded il a- another effort hacked hv
Germany % divide sentiment in congress
and cmburra~~ Wilson
II was declared authoritatively that no
proposals of mediation or for discussion
would ~ considered unless Germany first
abandou- her campaign of ruthlessness. II
recalled that Germany never signed one of
former Secretary of State Bryan's peace
investigation" treaties which would have
bound TIE United States to inaction for
year while n commission investigated tho
situation Meanwhile every preparation
for eyentuality - being carried forward
Inv the army and navy.
The navy KY short 1854 men Of its
present authorized enlistment strength Of
1850. aud efforts no speed up recruiting
are being rcdoubled. The present month
has seen the largest recruitment on record,
with "a net increase of 1917. Since con-
grc-1 authorized 74 800 in September, 5454
men hav been added w. the navy person
mel. Ii i- stated that the authorized
strengths IN sufficient 90 put NIL ships i'm
mcdatcv available in commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
Rotarians Plan Club
Emblem Showing Palm

u. T. Spcro. president II The Rotary
club. has submitted a design for special
club emblem for the Brownsville Rota-
riau'~ use IN advertising and On station
cry. etc Lincoln. Ncbr.. Rotary club for
example has Rotary cog wheel with the
has \ wheel copying pilots wheel with
white sen gull. flying. in the center. Mr..
Spero submitted a design of u cog wheel
showing in the center palm tree against
the rising sun, with "Brown~vllc Rotary
Club" on the margin of the wheel. and
beolw il the line: "Thc Land Of Sunshine
and Palms"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
GERMANS MAKE STAND ON TWENTY
Mile LINE RUNNING NORTH AND
SOUTH OF TOWN; FORCES CLASH

AOcNtcd
with the and
what the initial stage OF the greatest battle OF history has opened
gates first time the retreat be-
gan patrol guard fighting the thunder Of
tcry and clash of the The Germans making stand
north and south Of Laee from ST. Slime 10 Couy
Forest about twenty miles long.
The position selected by the Germans protected by the COa canal
Ae tributary OF the Disc but the French have
reaching within of that
pont this wedge based the of French military crit
General Neville Field Marshal Hnen
with tie whole the famous Hin
denburg line
extraordinary speed the French ad
probable the continuation
of retirement to the Belgian frontier
Official Berlin reports throw LIGHT the situation but
decide the the
the British front somewhat obscure
British official reports
Associated re-~.)
PARIS 22-The energetic resistance against
night Ane but after spirited
fighting Terger French forced them several strong
positions French occupied number of villages.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
NORWAY FISHERIES VALUABLE.
CBy Associated PrcSs.l

ClIRISTIANIA, March 22-Thc value
Of Norway fi-heric~ in la9l969 9w,a9o
of Norway fisheries in 1916 was la6
million kroner wy against 37.uO0. 600 kro-
ner IL 1914. according to statistics pre-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22

NEW YORK. Mar. 22.-Alberto Sand
end Charles Wunnenbere. who pleaded
guilty Yesterday to having sent spies TO
England To gather information for the
German military authorities. were Sentenc-
cd To two years in the federal prison at
Atlanta and to ay a fine OF $500 each.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
DENIES LATENT DISSATISFACTION

tfNfFtfil t' iiif. ~ i'iif4tf
PFTROGRAD. March 22.-A II. kcr-
cnckv. member If the radical working
mems party. cmphatically denied to the
Associated Press that there u any latent
dissatisfaction III hi~ or any other party
which might burst forth into fresh re-
volt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
At Age of rs. Is
Slated For Reserve
nv A.surIltod iross.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Mar 22.-Cap-
tain Robert j. Lawson, ~ years old n
coasting steamer master, today passed The
physical examination and has been ac-
cepted hy the naval coast defensive re-
serve. III hi~ services are needed NJ will
be given the grade ~ junior lieutenant
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
CRIME RAN BLOT IN PETRoGRAD.

LONDON Mar 22-Rnbhcry. incenr-
in Petrograd. according 10 Reuters dis
patch from the Russian capital. The dis
orders We're started ~ rowdicS who were
encouraged hv the police, hut were quick
ly suppressed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
Chicago lnaugurates
A Bureau Of Gardens

CHICAGO. I'LL, March 22-Thc Gar
den Bureau was opened today ~ the may
or'e suite in the city hall where corps
of clerks will bc employed to encourage
ChicagoanS ~ an effort to rcduct the high
cost of living. Experts will advise those
Interested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
Can't Have Uniforms
If They Don't Drill
,By Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 22.-United
States Attorney Coyne In an opinion
today says that national guard~men who
fail to attend drill tut who insist on re-
tanning their uniforms may he made the
object WI federal prosecutions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
University Girls
Ready For Service
IN 4. snDint.I Tre...l

CHICAGO. IT., March - One hun
drcd Girl students al the Northwestern
university NJ Evanston have completed
the Red Gross course III first aid to the
injured and taken examinations 90 act a~
nurses assistants at the base hospitals
III case VT war; Forty other students are
taking the cour-t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast states and the
Magic Valley il issued by the United
States weather bureau az New Orleans:
Tonight and Friday cloudy; light a. mod
crate suutherly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
Aviator Cousin Of
Kaiser May Be Dead
lRv As.ncinted Press.l

BERLIN. March -. Frederick Karl,
cousin TO Emperor William. who pilotcd an
airplanc over the lines near Arras. has no,
returned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
Southwestern Summary.

North Texas. cloudy; - 40 49,.
East Texas. cloudy: 90 to G>
Gulf Coast. cloudy 81 tn ~.
West Texas. clear t. cloudy: i2 to 90.
Central Texas. cloudy. a.
Arkansas. cloudy % missing 81 to -.
Louisiana. cloudy a. clear &; tn -.
oklahoma. clear a. part ciuudy. - T.
~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
lRr Assncinted rress. }

LONDON, Mar. 22-Andrcw Bonar
Law. moving IN the house Of commons 4
resolution of greeting to the Russian du-
ma. said: "lt j. too soon 10 say all dan
GER j. over in Russia"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
Local Observations.

The following local weather ohserva-
tions are issued today by Mrs. A. W. Reed
Brownsville. and covers the period oi
twelve hours ending at a. IN. today;
Maximum temperature ........... 100
Minimum temperature ........... b!u
Rarometric pressure .........-.. .'iN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22

LONDON. March - All mcmber- ~
the Russian dynasty have placed them
selves at The disposition of the provisional
government, according to Pctrograd lii
patch to the Reuter- agency The Grand
Duke Cyril has resigned The command "a
the naval guards
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
SEVERST CONFLICT IN HISTORY in
INITIAL STAGE BEFORE LAFERE GATES
A.&M. Men Begin
Military Training

COLLEGE STATION, Tex, March -.
Fifty members II the Texas Agrcultur-
al and Mechanical college today began
taking military instructions and dnll n n
regularly organized company. Thirty 9th
ers of the faculty are already trained.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
ISSUE ORDER
FOR ARREST
EX-EMPEROR
OF RUSSIA;
WIFE, ALSO
(By Associated Fressl

PETROGRAD. Ru-+ia. March 22.-An
order for the arrest of Nicholas Romanoft
and Alexondra Fcodorovna, the former
emperor and empress ot Russia. has been
issued by the provisional government.
General AleXictf has been charged with
the duty of guarding the prisoners units
members of the duma arrive with an e~-
cort to take them to T-arkoc- Selo pal
ace.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-22
Alfonso Prepares to
Insure Safety Ships

MADRID. Mar. 22-kmg Alfonso Fri
day will sign "a decree for insuring the
safety VI the Spanish maritime commerce.
The measure would hc III accordance with
the procedure followed by other countries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
Willie Hoppe Issues Most Daring Cue
Challenges but Dodges Acceptances

Hoppe would face the most terrinc
handicap under which any player ever
welded - cue
with the three men shooting In order
one or another Of the partners would
he In position always TO leave set up
for his mate. And there's where Hoppe
would he up against It. II might be-
possible for Willie to play two men sep
uratcly ana then beat their total count
But to play both at the same time
thars vastly different
Namuda aud Moruingstar PLAYING
"suucks' against Hoppe surely would
Keep him busting Roth rank close 70
the Hoppe standard Playing him singll
they nlwHys can provide him with fair.
lv exciting hath, Playing the "brother-
lu-hW' game one leaving 4 net-up Tor
his partner aud the other playing Hoppe
"safc Nlllo 1t listens like too huge
task for YOU
as TO Noppe's Income.
"iIoW much does Hopp" earn per yenr
with the ouc'' was the question wo pul
Ir,entlN ( op billiard NHtlstician
"BctWccn So 0oo and 100000. was me
answer. ilr plays many eNhlbitlou
mui,hcr per ycnr lie gets from 5000 to
81 600 for each appearance. lie frequent
N plays two such matches per week,
but Hoppe also makes little more
on vHgers He frequently has played
and won matches where big stakes were
involved I've heard that Hoppe has
made us much as SO o00 a year on purse
winnings alOne--but that figure may be
high.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
Famous Novelist
Eighty Years Old

NEW YORk-William Dean How
ellis. one OF Americas foremost men OF
letters who recently received flood
OF congratulations on h, S0th birthday.
arose from comparative poverty and
oh>curtt and by hard work and the
iorcc OF his literary genius attained the
high plane he has. occupied for many
years. He was born of Quaker stock
al Martins Ferry, Ohio, March |. i8N
Three years later his father purchased
a small weekly paper in Hamilton, ard
during the few succeeding years the
family moved about among several Ohio
towu, Young Howell, learned 10 SET
type but his instincts toward literature
were developed early. and AZ 10 he was
writing poems ior the Atlantic Monthly
His leisure time was gwen up entirely
10 study. and he perfected himself ~
Latin and Greek When his father OBJ
tanned a position as rcadmg clerk in
the Ohio legislature the Young genus
took up correspondence Tor the Clevc
land and Cincinnati papers, and duriul
Lincoln's candidacy Tor the presdcnc,
he wrote lie Of the distinguishes
Illlnoisan, which may or may not hav,
been responsible for his subsequent ap
pointmcnt aS consul at Venice Re
turning to this country. Mr.. Howell,
gave himself I'M completely to literature
Aside from hi, numerous novels. he ha,
been editor OF some of the foremost
prgazlncS OF the country At 81 he /,
hale and hearty and has no idea OF lay.
ing down his pen for long time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19

WIllie Hoppe uttered some bold and
defiant challenges "A few weeks age.
whereunon the sporting public shouted
Bravo" And now the ss,ne crowd IS
mGfnuring "Fraldy Cnt' because IN"
cue wizard adrOitly Ia dodging tho nc-
ceptancss that ute coming hts waN.
Having taken unto himself about HU
the billiard titlcr that exist, the cham
pion ls.kcf around for more worlds 10
conqucf and this Is whnt he agreed TO
10
90 'lay any two men any number Of
points for AN. side bet. their total points
20 count against his For instance. "
Hoppe made 0Ou points, one uf his foes
oaD ana the other $50 Hoppe would lose
aa the count would be lol0 against 1000
for Hoppe
C2) PLAY ANY man ln tn" world 1000
10 900 points for q side bet OF NlO,ONp
No sooner had the challenges hfen
placed before the started billiard world
than ora MOruiugatnr aud koii Nnmadt.
the Japnnes, wonder teamed up an ur-
Ccptance They wired aud wrote to
Hoppe and to his manager, but the two
have been strangely silent And SO the
hllardis,a are beginning to couchd
that Hoppe never really intended TO 80
through with his def.
Could wonder While" Do ~
The Hoppe challenge has caused lot
of speculation As 10 whether II would
he possible for man, marvellous az L.,
HOPPE, 10 triumph over tho combined
playing Of two men. Certain It is that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
The Veteran Retlres.

Tho announcement NJ the tournament
retirement nj Walter ] Travis recalls his
last championship affair rhis wns "
the Metropolitan hunt ai ApHwamis IN
June. 1915.
The Old Man had four men between
him and that Met tirlc Jubilee the four
being Jerome - Trnvers Percy Ilati
Oswald Kirkhy and John y Audcrsnn
II would bc hard 10 pick four better
men nj match play Trn,crs hpi beaten
Travis something Ike four tlmrs ~ .
row In amateur championships kirkh'
had beaten him In three successive tour
namonts
Rut, this being his last start. the OK
British champion and the winner Of three
American championship made up his
mind to get all his revenge together and
settle all old scores for u finishing touch
lie then proceeded to beat both TrsvcrH
and kirkhv. and IN his ,inll match
against John Anderson also retired that
hard fighting player by sinking thirty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
EL0pES;
rs YEARS OLD
Kansas City Business Man
Surprises Friends,

KANSAS ClTY-T. J. Blsgar, 10
years old, ono OF Kansas Citys pioneer
packers, and Mrs. Anne +. Kinney. =
Christian Science practitioner, eloped
10 Nt Joseph, Mo, and were married.
II was reported that Mrs. kinney's
work as a practitioner had brought the
couple together
so, a bit OF it, said Thomas Biggar,
q SON OF the bridegroom, at the Buck.
mgham hotel. where Mr. Biggar also
lived prior 10 his marriage. They're
old friends very old friends, In fact,
AL the members OF the family are old
friends
And Mrs. Kinuey's name?"
What" said Mr. Biggar "Oh, yes.
her name. Why, t's---it's--wait .
minutc-it's Mrs. +. Fl Kinney"
Rather Not Talk.
And if IT isn't too much trouble, her
age
Her age" said Mr.. Biggar. "Why
WHY don't know or that is, I'd
rather not talk about It,
Perhaps YOU can say whether she
has any children
"No. no. said Mr. Bggar ANY
way I'd rather ju't say nothing"
"Nnd her age,
'Wcll' SAID Mr.. Bggar. Its more
( than %"
Went TO Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. Kinney lived at 400 East Forty.
third street.
Following their marriage the two
we're said to have gone to Excelsior
| Springs
Mr. Bggar has been a widower about
three wears. He started ono OF the first
packing plants IN Kansas City, 1t was
on the site OF the prescn, plant OF the
Fowler Packing company, which later
acquired 1t
Mrs knncy'S husband was /. III.
I Kinney an insurance man