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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19

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muB BEL ienem Suiten un6 ieinei
GrfaItuBa bod idredIia leiben.
6rau o.: So, oas iiher; n6el
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barber omiiiertl
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Sunge Satin: Slso, man fra1i
benin Wei6Iiheu @eidIedt uidt mai
Dem 4lterl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19
FarmIanb ~ serFanfen.
DDS meitIid)e g~}ebrQ5fa
mi 0itlid)e @pomtng
9ns 9anb Ser @flencn6eifen.

Gimboa gount1 Qe6r. un0 Cara.
ME Gountp, &po, uRoerbeiiertrs
un6 Derbeiicrte8 gun0 $25 bis $40.
q. 6 Garter berfauite 8eiBen fir
$4,000 BON elmer batben Gettion
neugcp IliiGten 2or0es. l1nicr 2an0
lit BEN oitI. 500 g3ebrdsta 2an0 an
5rudt6orfcit ebcnblrtig. sir ma.
bere Qu5tluite i6rcibe man an S..
s. 8baIep Sine Bluffs, @po.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19

ge6ienen Gle i1 Der aInIfi.
~fioierten Qnseigen Der Sribiinel Der
|GrfoIe 1T iiberraIdeno-bie I'm
fOItsn nur min5ie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19

GlHi5ta anletiunaen nIr acknowledgements
N paielGtbgli, Wlan HHoei gterbet 8einelfe
Ut leoes gaigiieo oel ,JuIHIlte. mie S@utSeft,
2aHoil9et Rdoeltl1en. EithDedneH GDtlIeSJ,
ialneHtuper, bdubcheH. 9tabtditeH. 5tmu6s
iallen. 4uoetbeiitel, iupie etHe Ilenge aFss
'tter apnilter atiiiet. ots 1uBerii teibf orr
titeuoe oeretien Glt iHben nHleI beI exobeH
hlsipu5l liner ods lniieroe fir ;Sbre Bers
'dnhten o6ey 9efaHnieu.
Etes Bud fit re p~ortoirei pet Boil oep
dnoL
Sdglife omaha Sribane,
1911 SoWarO Ctr. OMAHA, Re6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19
Said Gpnnfn qdnorreirn.

@ir oferieren $4,000 gder, in
8ar8aqen mad @lmj6 0e8 aauicrs,
beiten 5ormlan0es, ~Derbaiiert ooer
u%uber6eliert. Gunfle 2e5laer0e, q
big 6 SUB tiet nit beitem Inter.
grun0. Spe6iea our Qrpflan3ung
bon 8ei3en un0 fjeinen Gatreioeior.
ten, Corn un0 Alfolfa geeiqnet.
an Der 6aupttinie Der Union ga.
eific unO sincOln Sigbpog gclegen.
@ute St1oie un0 GduIeu IN Sod.
baridoft. 9reis $25 Biz $50. $500
bis $1,000 4n8oblung, GeIt nui Ian.
ge Belt. @eitere au5tunft itriftliG
o0er miln0lih bon
Seenritp ReaItg & Subetment &c.,
505.10 Girit 9at'l gonf @eb.,
9maba, gtebr. Eel. 3DIer 20.
gu Drrfaufen: 800 qder Qon6
so alder 9ieGmeiOe, tG0 ader in
Corn NIT einem 0urdi6nittsertroa
bon 80 guibeI Der ader. @uter
i6mar8er goOen unb gut beiuGiiert.
Brei5 $l60 per ader. 8ieie 5arm
lieat i'm Sage COUNTY, 2b Meilen
bon Der StaOt, 21a g2eilcn bon So.
ma Spno0e Slide uno Az Meilen
bon gliiiouri Spnooc air6e. SIR
cine a~ugren8elioe 5arm nur0en
$40 geboten. Sobe ott6 Heinere
mo gr0bere 8armeu i'm Sage unO
5eiterion Gountp at b%ertdfen. Fir
nnbere austinft men6e man iid an
Jrant S6male, 5olbeb, gte6r.
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Classified Ads
You Should Read
automobiles.

500 fir automobil. ODER Erottor.
Wugnetos. Die mir niht reporieren
fonnen. grompte geoienune m1Bige
Preiie. Otto 8aBsbprfer, 80 81. Is.
StraBe. -1.3.18
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graftifht, Safcpg nG.
1.

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5enen 5dselltthe, NIT oen ~entltniten Heihs
ltRgen, IN groBem WtGRllGoe geseinHe, pos
urh es Gem gerlieHoen leihi geniahi IN, ala
ebefi Hnb gu topieten euibati 5%etnHiutgen
mo lHferipeiluneen 5ur 6eriieIluHp con
pBeniaRteu. @inidBeH, WipitpeH, 8aHDfins
aHteH, 6abpsaappen. itraeen, Liihmdifen ufp.
Bas 8iihietB M ptunieou auf leH1 nnpEs
plien Bapter georudt.
gls peroen 6teles gju6 al lbdeen utflen.
oenn e ShHen poritegt Uldn Oerf bic HtdL.
10 oasielbe ~ neu q~ilniiipen gebiHeunqea ans
Hibaiier. inter weineH foir e dHbiefsf1,
9ieies BUD ilr i2t p~otlotrsi per Soft pers
au6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19

Nebrasfa 9Intu Raoiator Repair.
Cute arbeit, mdbige 8reiie,
pronipte 9eoienung. 8ufrieOeubeit
gorantiert. 314 Sii6 10. Gtrabe.
Gel. SpIer 1888. &. u. SOniCr,
Omaha, Rebr. If
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19

Ger befannte Sns 4Ge @enIden
neroen oltfridtig geboren mo iter.
ben ols @etriger, itomnt aus BEN
5rans6fiIhen. Wor1uis De 9olibe.
marques bat ign eei9rieben
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gerIanst-RdnnIid.

Scrlanst: - Sin dlterer, gutter
@lonn, I'm an 6arm 5u orbeiten.
2alieru6e Steaung. 3uidriften I'M.
ter 9or u. g.. Gmobo Gribiine.
10 20.t7
&erlnust: - Sir Elm c~ritfIoGiges
GnGros aaffee. uno See. @eidGft
miro Elm ge5iIoeter Qeutider ais
8eiienoer fir 0en Staut Ne6rosta
unb elmer fir ben Stout aaiiog un0
Soma geiudt. Gffcrte inter gor q.
g., Gmoln &ribine. -10st9.t7
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gldtrIhes.

@sbrnndte elsftriifs NOtOrea.-
Gel. Douglas 20t9. &c Bon &
@rop, lie Siio 10. Cir.
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grattiidrt Sattins.g j.
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Uibi bouItdnoiae uHo. ilar luuIfrterte IN
,eiluHgen m glen 4esIeH Der leEi 10 poslgtunb
il1en iatflHaaH lHit Cue eaHbbapuHQ 0et
5hitI1eH uno ott Naae Del p0noe mirD IN
lte6eH iebt oeailiCbetl nno iaoellos ae5elCnnrieH
MnliTaittonen gebeiai. acioiai Upn lebI leItti
oeriiaHbitn gegfbetlei aHletiHnaeu sine arrbf
dHBQhl Don Wliijiern TIT a8dnleH. 0lRigEe. NO.
iiDe, Ddiieiitade. aragen. 3sacnglelnerl ana
oembeHions. 0aHouichfaHien. Dtoifeaerrseds
ben ulip llHo obpebilbet nHt ne aRletiltip
zen ermogiihen IS aud aHianaerH. oieietbeH
ter4ftieten
8as 8nn IL aul Gem beiien 3apiet u0d
zen b04iien AHioTberunQcn 6eI Hutouider
unit eeerufi. uH3 Der Beitg bssisiben gire
nr Ste eiHe Enele OCT 5efriebiquno uno bee
aergHlQenS bllben WlaR febe untei btk cid
ten AebiuqunneH, ~ weldhen "a si bnbeH III
EteieS eu1 fur f2c boriotrei Der Boif ger
f4nNf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-19
AboOfateu.
9etettiSs.
SuOut D6iniibina".

Sims entmideIt, Zoe fiir 9oae, In
einem Gage. Safe aooot Gtuoio,
9tebiae 8lod, 16. Ii. Sornep, Sma6o.
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Silet Pdkelbn@
ton 5uns Uoro.

SO. 4
Stief Safelbub yG. l. mite bist aestIgt,
eHibdlt VI. peiinngeH uno munoerin0He Jnils
ii%rdiiorleH fit aue glrien Don 6ileisp1ieiurbeb
en- uno Hreu8iiinen. Seoe }frnu meifellert
las yleuefie IN ailliern 81 bcioIliuen. U1u'
Dteles Bud, ueldhes ons ret6baltigiie uni 6tD
ftatie WinffgrbHh III. vs. erreihi eber Den
med, hls giiher pon % bic 80 Gents.
lieber 200 lBtniier abaebtlbef.
DieIes 8utt fit t2e potioirel per Roii psus
,anot.
xaGliAs Omaha ErtbaHe
81 osiuarb StraRe OMAHA. stk&
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SIaHiFisicrtc Hnicioen.
8erIaust-8ciblidl.

&erlnnat: Gitftige a0Gin.
5rnu u. 8. Sonos, 106 @. 81. ape.
-10.22s17
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-04

DIRECTORY PRIZE WINNERS FOR LAST WEEK WERE: First p
prize 81 to Miss Mae Seyee 70 Catherine g. Mobile % three
57I3 NIore1c ST. Ell Paso Tex. P r Steele, Socono, y VI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-04

1qsn practically aeyH "
In hacL fqouR ae uc agneGe hEb
4ddan fnyuwu Hym g OF Il lie ey W TO b have pd
0rOHe Of an m
v y b CIV y
the qky4 la h h
osnyuno months agh NJ NV w %
aeHhGed On al 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
R.iL. CHM GETS
! IMPORTANT POST
CHEF CLERK IN BROWNSVILLE
CUSTOMS HOUSE GOES TO LAREDO
AS DEPUTY IN CHARGE.

n. l.. CHM, chef clerk n the Browns
vile customs house. has received notice
81 his appointment 10 be deputy collector
IN charge Of the Laredo custom house, ut
the present time. next ~ III paso. the most
important port on The Mexican brrder. Mr..
Gnnn has accepted the appointment and
was w leave this afternoon for san An
to meet Special Agent Cook of the
treasury department. who i~ assisting IN
the reorganization and extension of the
district. and the collector VI the district,
Thomas a. Coleman.
The appointment " Mr.. CHM i~. ~ FAR
IN was known hero today, the first III
Brownsville under the reorganization plan.
tie has been clerk in the Brownsville Gus
.pmtom house the past eight years. -crv-
ug under former Collector II. B. Crcagrr
and throughout Collector Frank Rabb'-
term which recently expired. While ihe
appointment i- I transfer. X Ky also ! dis
.tinct promotion aud opens wider the OPP
pnrtumitio- for the Brownsville young man.
Mr.. CHM at Laredo viii succeed I'd Coz
tulla. for several years chief deputy cnl-
hector VT customs Nv That point, who has
bccn transferred to thc headquarters of
the district af san Antonio.
Nn announcement has been made a- yci
a- to Who vail succeed Mir. CHM at
Brownsville.
Mr. Giun'- family vii not ~ 10 Laredo
.. y y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
Shipments Bv
Express Discourage ]

For the first Time W their history cx-
press companies are -diScouraging tLe ua-
tronage 81 ihcir lines ter short shipments
of express parcels The Brownsville Mn
flee of the Wells Fargo 4 Company haas
received a bullctin setting forth the con-
gc-tcd traffic and ear shortage conditions.
Ths bulletin urgc~ residents NJ thc more
eongr~ted sections ~ utilize freight trains
or motor trucks ior The Transportation ot
supp her where ihc distance IN q short one
except whore express shipment i- an
argent necessity. nlatiug uruu thc CON
a,-tion NO terminals thc expire, COM
pauie- state THAT conditions ar. uupr,
crdcntcd.
For the transportation of troops and
supplies the government ha~ taken over
large number Mi expires ears and this
and other hu-Iuc-- growing ont ut thc war
has caused W congestion I'm the terminals
W.T. thc larger shipping points. The bullc-
tiu instruct express manager oi local WIFI
iiec~ to attempt tn nave the patrons ~
thc office prel ARE their article for ship
mcut a- early m the day a- ro- hlc m or-
der in uvuld congestion at thc final uIrk-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

lfyour skin Is yellow-complexion pallic
tongue coated-appetite poor-you have
a bad taste in your mOuth-alaZy, no-Food
feeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets substitute
forcalomel-were prepared byDr. Edward.
after IL years of study with his patients.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive OIL.
You VIII know them by thcif olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin. bright eyes.
no pimples, a feeling OF buoyancy hike
Childhood days you must get at the cause.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomeI-get have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti.
patton That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at l0c and 25c per box. AT
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
From Oil Fields to
Enter S.U. Service

Travelling hy pu~hhoat and by rail
Cuban MUu-cn- ot Brownsville ANA Milton
Pupkiu. whose parent reside WV san Bc
INTO. but who ha, been IVY thc ol fields
.of Mczico thc past two year., have ar-
.uved from Mexico to answer "a
before tho Cameron county -@clrctipc drutt
board. Mon-cc- hans been in Mexico since
before the war declaration. Both regis
tered with the American consul ut Tam
rico. their names being transferred wv
Cameron county.
The arrival M notifications that they
were tu report iur examination found thn
young men nearly 100 mlc. from Tamnico
and about the same distance from N rlil
road. They were forced to make n large.
part W thir Journey FROM the ul lIclI-
~ Tampico ~ y pu-hhnat.
Mon-cc> several months ueo suffered
ID fracture NJ both ankles in y I'm from
an ol derrick and lin acceptance fur
military service IN doubtful. Tie WIS for
mcrly 4 sergeant in The Tcya- National
Guard. W rejected NJ NH return w ~
work IA me "a fields.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
ARROYO
CAUSING FLOODS
CLOSING OF OUTLET FOR WATERS
DECLARED BY CRY OFFICIALS
TO RE SOURCE or AMH0YtHCE.

The loss If ihe Arroyo Colorado a- gn
outlet for o%vcriiow waters of tie Rio
Graude through it- being damned Ia fl-
daleo county Mo- the point where the over
How formerly reached NJ. i- the cause ol
ihc high water w tire Rio Grande M Cam
crJu county. according W. Mayor a. Albert
Browne.
Overflow ~ the Ro Grande such a-
those whirh have been experienced IL ihc
past luur wear were exceedingly rare pre-
eiou- la thc damning uf ihe Arroyo. winch
afforded au additional outlet for Rio
water WV thc Lavuua Mudrc w thc Guit
of Mex
The arroyo wa~ damned about five
fr aan follow ne high Nater- " TIE Eo
Graudc water to thc laeuna NIadrc m ihc
large portion ni thc rnuuiy north at lltr
lingcn. resulting iu thc dr ructinn af .hc
v lroad bridge over thc Arroyo Colorado
-outh W. Harrington. -cvcriu- railroad CON.
%ncction between Brownsville and san 49,
.uito and points north w I~larIngen. The
arroyo i~ deep and SUPPLE = ,vitt uot
lrt NJ thc gulf for overflow waters. Being
Unnamed. b Nm mott uuw available. Former
.lN. w i -aid, thD Hrr ro carried immense
volume W.T. RIO Graudc flood water into
thc gulf.
II i- said also that many re-acu- which
formerly consumed overflow waters are
mott now available for thi- purpose. thc,
having ben damned tn prevent inflow ol
Rio Ernulr watrr-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
CObOIini Finds
Dream Realized

At la-t Commodore Cobolln'- dream has
Ten realized. The commodore sand w
himself this morning very early tins
morning
lIe lives in the large yellow house lo-
Gated just tn Che west ot the passenger
station. ucar the railroad "Y.'
The commodore by an early riser. This
morning he went nv hI- front porch. Be-
fore hlm the panorama was y sheet ot wa
ter. rial water from the Rio Grandc. The
commodore ~pread out h~ arms. surveyed
tho Scene and rcioicirgly said;
IA 'n-t Brownsville dream l- realized.
We now have deep water.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

u. q Doncy Of Corpus Christi j. in
Brownsville for u few days.
Joe Bro-ie of Houston b. in Brownsville
today.
-. w. Bell w Brokton, Mas, rs in
Brownsville today.
a. VI. Jacobs W Dallas ~ \ business Wis
itor IA Brownsville ior Y fen DAYS.
Mr. and Mr.. y. q. Brown II PiPtt~burg,
Pa, are visitors II the city for Y few days.
jesus zarrcln " Chihuahua. Mexico. iS
IN Brownsville ior , few days.
T.. Il. Hall II San Antonio. thD Under
wood typewriter representative. a IA ihe
city for y few days.
=. ii. Bargcr of rivol, is IN the city to-
day.
"a. N. Miller WI I.yfori. Texas, IA IN
Brownsville today.
H. Mates NJ New Orleans ~ N the city
today.
=. N Gane W Ky. Louis ~ ne city
today.
y. NJ. Pharr w Olivier. Ia. w ihc Texas
Sugar Manufacturing Company. and y. T..
Dickinson. p prominent Cuban sugar man.
arrived IA The city last night from New
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
WILL FUMIGATE ALL SHIPMENTS.

A report WIN current ara tin- side ot the
rcivcd hv Dr. LOPEZ. sanitary officer tor
the port 81 Niataroro- that WITT bags.
boxc-. trunk and salt cases entering TINT
city be thoroughly lunigated before al-
lowed to depart. The rcnor which h ear
ncd M this morning issue ot Ill rorvcnir
states that u %fumigaton tee of 5O cents
WIli hc charged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
GwtzNe~s

Joins p. O. F0rCe-II. N. Francis. Mr..
Francis and. their two children have ar
rived IN Brownsville 10 make their home
here. Mr.. Francis has come to JON the
staff 1T the poStoftice, taking the place
recently left vacant through The transfer
Of Lee Is. Jones to the TT Paso postoiiicc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
INDICTMENT CHARGES BURGLARY.

An Indictment against Dennis CrlvIrv.
charged with burglary. wa- returned "a
the last grand Jury and was made public
by the sheriff TINS morning Crawlry.
Eho j. in the county iail. i- CHARGED with
having stolen i quantity WI morphine from
y San Renitn arar -lnrr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
Liberty Bows Happy n. A. Ki

"LlLesIy BOYS hdFpy " n. kNN-.
who returned Yesterday from > short visit
To -. Louis, while stopping over "a san
Antonio metz several of the boys from
Brownsville who are now IN the National
Army training camp ~ that r.ty. The
boys said ihcv we're happy. ger plenty tn
eat. and are farng Just Ely = hIg crowd
ri brothers. All are enthusiastic over
their training and declare they are Just
rearing 10 90. says King
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

In U. S. !. S.-Joe Davenport y former
Brownsville man who has been attached
10 the army pack train al Ro Grande
City. has been appointed q mounted
Natchman IN the immigration service and
ordered IA report to III pJ-o tor duty. Mr..
Davenport will leave for III, new station
either today or tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
When Thinklna Of FaIl and Winter lInnI

at the clothing you will need 10 replenIsh
your wardrobe. We have the finest fall
line to select from. Place Your order with
Rutledge's and be- satisfied IN rrice and
make up. 3t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
You cant use that last v.

You cant use that last wears suit or
overcoat until i has been properly steril-
ized. cleaned ana pressed. We've the
workmen and machinery t. do Il. Send Il
IN now and rs ready for The cold weather
when IL comes. Rutledge'-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
Your Next Visit to Houston will be in

complete unless YOU VISIT the w. c. Mum
Cos. mammonIh store. III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
Medicos Ak Fort Worth

MtuicOS AZ fOTI WOtlH-t here Din more
than one crowd of Brownsville boy in
the army that Interests ihe people of this
city. The hospital. or sanitary. uui' ~
the First Tcxa. Field Artillery IVY iu camp
AZ Fort Worth and frequent word from
the boys report All a. enjoying ARMY life
to the extreme. Julius n fierd writes
hi father that the members I'D tht Hnli
could not possibly bc better situated and
that they ARE receiving excellent treatment,
and the conduct of the organization ha-
been III the very best
For Quick Service. cleaning and press
ing, Phone No. !. Model Laundry. ftfl
Make w. c. Mum Cos. liz store your
Everything provided for Your convenience.
We will Cal! for and deliver your suit
pressed in 80 minutes. Phone No. j, Mod.
"a Laundry. (tf)
Special venire Summoned Special Dis
irict Judge Marcellus klebrrg today I'LL
structed the sheriff. department W. sum
mon q special venire II 80 men e. report
Mt $50 o'clock Thursday morning ri next
week. The venire is for the trial of the
ease Of Crescenrio Garcia. charged with
murder.
Coolest Rooms in Town. for rent. South-
ern Hotel, corner Ninth and St. Charles
SITS. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
Solid Gold Weddinu Rings o. the usual.

high Rut,edge standard: The best that
money can buy. al the "ld reliable Rutledg,
..Jewelry Store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

Marriage Licenses -Tho county clerk
has issued q marriage license ~ Francis
II. Menardcr and Miss Claire McAieeSe,
to Manuel Trevino and Pillar LOPEZ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
Special venire Summoned -.

Coolest Rooms in Town. for rent. South-
ern Hotel, corner Ninth and 81. Charlie,
SITS. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
Pure Water eaths.-Ouly one, w toW
{ White Front Bath House. I
r. L. Gutierrez, General Contractor.

Painting, Paperhanging. Carpenter W,g.
Phone SOS. r.. y. Box BOB.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

Par.ur I- at Your service for any little -0-
cIal party Won may have. Just lct IT, know
m time ana amy special service wanted viii
hc supplied. Our Orange Cream is fine.
Come lu and try Il once. Phone 3I3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

II. q. Donev Of Corpus Christi j. IN
Brownsville for u few days.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
Sc RFcIBlD En- WASHINGTON IA
NOTA De ESPANA
F:rmemente Sc rehusa el gobierno
espanol a acceder a Ia insinua-
c;on Gel Presiderte Wilson.

TrIrqrama Especial para IA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. FebrerO S.-La
nota del pobierno espano! en- respHe:-
ta I Il invitaci0n del presidenta WI!
son para Que ronpiera suS relaciGucs
dipionlat;cas con Alemania, Sc re-
cihi6 hoy en- ia Secrctaria CO t.sta&o.
Y segun Sc sahe, en- ella, Sc declina de
una manera firme, acceder IA ms
nuaciCn ,:e MIR. Wilson.
Espana. segun Sc sabe, protesto vi
gorosamente contra Ia uueva campa-
IA de submarines. conSiderandola VIC
latoria del perecho International. y
COMO una invasion de los intereses de
los neutrales: pero habiendose hecho
cargo de los inteTescs amcrlcanos Ell
.Alcmania. y siendo Ia que cuenta cor
un cuerpo diplcmatico mas eNtenso
aue el resto dc los neutraleS, deSea
conservar sus relaciones con Berlin,
10 lue Ia deja en- situacion de ser e.
meior conducto para las negociaclo-
ncs entire las Dotencias centrales Y la
entente cuando llegue su tempo.
| Espana tuvo I'm arreglo hace tien'-
pc con Alemania para Ia seguridad de
trifico de IN numero de barcos espa-
noles suficiente para proveer 4 las
n.casidades cvmcrciales del pals; pc
70 Alemania ahora ha rescindido csc
arreglo, con su notification de que
los barcos que zarpen para Inglaterra
10 haran su propio riesgo.