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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

Door If the Courthouse 81 Cameron County.
Texas.
Dated. brownsville. Texas. April 7th. 1917.
j. A.. HERRING. II. =. Marshal.
Southern District 81 Texas.
by w. J.. REED. Deputy.
John l.. Green. Jr., Plaintiffs Attorney.
lspT I-1I-2ll-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

One Of the new sanding devices TO pre-
a lever "a the drivers seat, distributes more
sand in the path Of the rear wheels the
nearer il l. moved to them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

The government Of Panama has granted
q concession for the establishment and
maintenance Ut electric plants and tele-
phone systems throughout the republic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

there were 2S,300 with total income Of
% .000, 200 pounds. The >uper-tax j. APP
|pliciible Ia all persons having incomes of
over 5000 pounds a year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

t. increase the power Of microscopes
an Austrian scientist utilizes ultra violet
rays which. though invisible To the eve, are
highly effective in photography.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

There are only ten figure keys on a new
idding machine instead of the usual eighty
r ninety levers and stops that are almost
automatic placing the figures in their
roper columns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-S0 acres q
land. being Lots l and =. Block =. la Don
m Land Syndicate Sub division &C Donna. Iii
dalgo County. Texas. commonly known rs II
T.. Smith farm. Improved, irrigable land, clos
10 town.
40 shares capital stock Brownsville Lane
and Improvement Company. book value est
mated over $4,000 per share.
For terms. Apply 10 WOOD x DODD, Bo,
4fJ. Brow nsvhI-. Texas. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11
RAILROAD SCHEDULE
GULF COAST LINES.

GULF COAST LINES.
Houston and Brownsville
No. ,. ". 5::sO a. nj.
No. 4. Nv. 4:O5 D. m.
No. 3. an. 11:J0 a. M.
NJ. I, ar. 1U::;J u. m.
sam Fordyce and Brownsville
No. Z. ar. G:O5 y. M.
No. 10. ". g:i5 a. IN.
Mission and Brownsville
No. K. ar. los a. m.
No. s, ". f35 p. IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

RIO GRANDE RAILROAD.
Brownsville Point Isabel
Nv. 900 n. m. Ar. III :n a. m.
Ar. $50 n. m. Lv. 1880 u. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

BARBER COLLEGES.

MEN=Our Illustrated catalogue explains hes
We teach 3AsA hafberl trade quickly. malle'
free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. SaI
Antonio. Texas. y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-11

NANTED-fonng man or your woman stem
grapher. Address TX. A., care Herald. Browns
lille. Texas. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10

lie became that rare quantity
among cowmcn. rider who
handled and mastered unbroken
horses without brutality. This
counted heavily for him. both with
Louise and Walter Stone. Men new
10 the range laughed at his method
Of 'gentlinR" horses Later their
laughter stilied 20 enylous desire.
And Collie looked upon bis work
a. a game a game that had 10 10
played hard and well. but game.
nevertheless. Incidentally. he
thought often Of Overland Rcd. lie
had searched tho papers diligently
for q year. before he received the
first letter from Overland The
news II contained ret Collie 10
thinking seriously of leaving the
MoonBtOne Rancho and Joining his
old companion IN this new venture
OF gold-digging which. as Overland
took pains to explain. was paying
big" But there was Louise.
They we're great friends They had
even ridden into town together and
attended the little white church in
the eucalyptus grove.
Continued In Our Next issue)
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CHAPTER XII.
Silent Ssunders

One after another. in the course
OF the two years following Collie's
arrival. the old riders OF tho Moon.
stone Ranch drif,ed away. There
remained but Brand Williams. tho
foreman. Collie. and Miguel. a
Young Spanish yaQuero. who was
devoted TO but two things in Ilfe
his splendid pinto pony, and the
Moonstone Ranch
The others had been lured TO the
new oil-fields up north-to the ex.
citement OF Goldfield. or 10 Mexico
City. where even more excitement
promised. In their stead came now
men-Bud Light. Parson Long.
Billy Dime. and one Silent Saun.
dcra.
Louise became acquainted with
the new men while riding with her
uncle. One by one the new ar
rivals became devoted TO her. Her
interest in the ranch work pleased
them. Walter Stone was also
pleased with his niece's interest in
the detail OF the ranch work. She
was as a daughter TO him. Some
day the property would be hers.
Collie had gained in height and
breadth OF shoulder. lie no longer
needed instruction in managing
broncho stock. He loved the life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
Command the Air!

OF
NJ In time of depends
strength In the air-upon aerial fighting forces
To command the
not suffice Command OF tho air
OF both land the
merely
an navies on he sea.
England recognizes this
her policy OF defense Aho mistress the
Isolation her security unless she
round and about her
In the
natural advantage which, utilize NOW
anxiety.
An attack We al to meet
attacking with
completely ovewhem and destroy number
could decks OF
the blinded but work havoc vessels
also.
We must be ready before the fact There will be
in the might be his
single squadron
phis Baltimore Washington Of falling bombs
damage hour entire
One week Of cost could give the United
Our future safety principally the field of
field United States has the the
and mechanical make easily possible
$500O00 provide
should
dividends protection
dollar than
1t may be cheaper to live in London than Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
CHAPTER NJ.
The Rose Girl

You never done much fancy pick
handle exercise. did your" asked
Overland. the next morning. as he
and Billy we're burning the dead
prospector's things. The tramp ex.
planned II was better To have no
trace OF former locator about.
He shrewdly concluded the claim
had never been filed on. and that
he and Billy had perfect right to
stake II out as their own.
Winthrop was busy poking the
fire. and smiling over his compan-
ions joy in the claim which over
land predicted would yield $500 a
day IL they both worked. Win.
throp not answering Overland re-
peated his question about exercise
mo. but I'm going to-" said the
Fastener This beats signing
checks all 20 pieces"
Never got cramps that way my.
self gruntcd Overland. But
have from "swingin' "A pick. Three
OF us could do n heap better than
two. | wish Collie was on the
Job"
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Thompson for Universal Training

~ JOINING with rather novel frankncsS from one of the
~ successful leaders national guard circles. the
OF Adj. Gen. Maurice Thompson OF Wash
ington favor OF universal training. has important sig
nicanec.
In the past the national guard, unit. opposed by
every political and otherwise. any change which
would ultimately put the national guard ont cot business
To-day eminent a leader Thompson, well quail
fled speak virtually acknowledges that the volunteer
system is inadequate that It has been tired and found
wanting.
This. moreover, Is reflection the Washington
guard which took first rank OF all the state troops IN
the marshaling OF forces the border.
Thompsons statement which appeared in full in The
Star yesterday should carry lesson to all citizens Our
tona defense needs substantial consideration and substantial
support This support only from universal training
Even the National Guard admits IT,
"How CID is ANN" used to be popular question
faded OF sight since Seattleites started TO
ask: Who furnished the bail for Mulen'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
CHAPTER Y
The Return

Overland Red lay concealed In
an arroyo at the foot Of the range
He could overlook the desert with.
out being seen II was the after
noon of tho day following Win.
throp's departure.
Far In The south a fpeck moved.
almost impcrcep,ibly. Desiring TO
assure himself that no horseman
followed Winthrop. Overland Red
made no sign. The rim OF Win.
throp's hat became distinguish.
able: then the white lacing OF his
boots.
No riders appeared on the hori.
ron. Overland stepped out from
behind tho rock. Well, how did
you make IT," he called.
Winthrop came forward YEARLY.
No luck at all.
Couldn't find Il. eh7"
I counted every tic between the
tank and that little ditch under
the track. The entire stretch has
been relaid with new ties"
Overland whistled. Then he
sfinned and told OF his find.
The news put enough lie into
winthrop TO make II possible to
follow Red up the trail.
On MP the slope they toiled. At
the summit they paused again to
rest, and Overland remarked
abruptly: You amt coughed so
much lately. Billy"
i had a pretty bad time yester.
day morning replied Winthrop.
We'll. you'll get cured and stay
cured. up here" said Overland.
hugely optimistic.
Winthrop followed Overland
silently across the range and down
into the cool depths OF the hidden
canyon, where the tramp. ever
watchful OF the younger mans
health, slipped from his coat and
made Winthrop put Il on. despite
the lattcr's protest that he was hot
and sweating.
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z I'm willing" said Winthrop.
Course you are. but YOU get
your bali OF this as agreed. Col
lies share comes out Of my half.
Winthrop glanced quickly at
Overland'a inscrutable face. Sup
pose | should tell YOU that my In.
come. each week. rs about equal
10 what We expect to get from this
claim
Males no difference" growled
Overland IT wasn't your money
that stood of the conatabie-and
later out IN the desert. II was
YOU They's some places left on
thih old map yet whore a man Is
Jest what his two fists and his
head Is worth. This here Mojave
Is one OF en-. Are you squeak TO
that"
They worked steadily until even.
Ing They staksd out their respec-
two and adjoining claims. dropped
tho rusted tools In bottomlegs
crcvice. and removed the last shred
and vestige OF previous occu.
pancy
This hero's been too easy" said
Overland. as he sliced bacon for
tho evening meal When things
comes as easy as this. you want TO
watch out for change in the
weather. We amt thru with the
bunch yet"
The fastener. making the even.
ing fire. nodded How are We to
get provlsions7" he asked.
First. I was thlnkin' OF packin'
EN- In from Gophertovn. over yon-
der She's about 30 miles from
here. across the alkaii. But II We
got 10 comm ia regular. they'd
smell gold quicker than bees flndin'
orange blossoms. reckon we got
to HIT the breeze out OF here right
soon. Here. le' me take that fry
pan a minute. It's this way. Me
and you's located this claim. Now
We 90 and file. But first we got
TO get some dough. got scheme.
I'm thinkin' OF geitin' dude outfit
--longtailed coat and checker
pants and elevated I'D with
shine 20 H. Then YOU and me 20
The State House and file on this
here claim. You stay right I'm them
kickie clothes and that puncher
hat We file. see7 The gents sup
portin' the bars and store corners
viii be 10 interested In seem me
do you for your pile that they'll
forget TO remember who am
They'll size me for a phoney pro
moter ercayaln' your pocketbook.
It's n chance but We got TO take
t."
That's all very weird and won.
derful.' faid Winthrop. and not
10 very flattering 10 me. but | am
game I'll furnish the expense
money
After The evening meal they
drew nearer the fire and smoked
in the chill silence. The flames
threw strange dancing shadows on
the opposite cliff
Winthrop. mindful OF Oyerland's
advice. slipped on his coat as the
night deepened. They sat for a
long time without speaking.
Wiuihrop's head lifted suddenly.
What shall We call the mine?" he
asked.
Overland Red started. "wha-I
was thinkin' OF calm Il the Rose
GIRL after a girl Collie and me
knows mp Moonstone Canyon way"
Its rather n good name" said
Winthrop. Is the girl pretty"
Pretty? Gosh, That amt the
word. Her real name is Louise
I.acharme. and. believe me. Billy.
she's all that her name sounds like.
and then some"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10

In the spring Of 1898 I was attacked
BY Muscular ana lnflammatory Uh.uma-
tiHni suffered rs only those who have
u know for over three years. | tried
remedy after remedy, nud doctor after
doctor. but such relief ns I received was
only temporary. Finally l found a rem
edy that cured inc completely. and II has
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number who were terribly afflicted and
even bcdriddrn with Rheumatiam and IL
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y want cvcry sufferer from any form
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usm you may send shc ptie Of IT, one
dollar, but understand. do not want
your money unless YOU are perfectly sat
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thus offered you frce7 Don't delay Write
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD-TRY THIS =

Get a small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea. or AZ the German folks
call IL. Hamburger Brust Thee" az
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoon
ful Of the tea. put a cup OF boiling
water upon II. pour through a sieve
and drink a teacup full at any
time. II Is the most effective way
10 break a cold and cure grip. as
IL opens the pores. relieving con
gestion. Also loosens the bowels,
thus breaking a cold at once.
II IL inexpensive and entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless.
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Food With stuart's pys-
pepsia Tablets
Convince Yourself With . Free
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Most OF US eat three times Q day
and often forget that each meal
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The failure OF the stomach 10 do
this is called indigestion or dys-
pepsia, with it's sour risings. gas.
rumblings. pain. depression and
the feeling OF STIFFNESS when
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The most effective remedy aud
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United States or Canada. is Stu
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a box. Instead OF depriving your
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fight. Send for a free trial pack.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10

Sir What's this ! sec about
various members OF the legiHla-
ture having been given the
floor at Olympia yesterday
RICHARD WHIT EFIELD
MANNa.
Dear Dickard II they
weren't given the floor. they
might take a fence. (Offense-
play on the word Offence.
Funny. No? Very well. Let's
pass on. Il was considered
very good when delivered at
the Orpheum several years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
Rheumatism
Remarkable. Home Cure Given nv On.
Who Had lite Wants Every
sufferer TO benefit

send No Mopev-Iust Your sdare..
Year. Of awful suffering and misery
have taught This man. Mark ". jackson
of Syracuse. New York. how terrible an
ensmy 60 human happiness rheumatism
TO- and have given him sympathy with all
unfor'unat"s who are within It's rrasp.
Hs wants every rheumatic victim TO know
how he -Mr.l EaaA ..haL L. ....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10

other side OF the range They
were safe from ordinary pursuit.
That evening. beside tho fire.
Overland Red told again the story
OF tho dead prohpector. the gold.
aud the buried papers. In his
troubled SAUNDERS the Fastener
dreamed OF pacing along the track
counting the ties. and eventually
digging IN tho sand.
Winthrop now knew the tramp
well enough 10 appreciate that the
other had not riahed his own HE
and nearly Killed one Of his purau.
cra thru sheer brayndo. or fear, or
personal hatred. Something moro
potent was beneath the tramp's
motives some Incentive that vas
almost a religion. SO far. Winthrop
waa correct He erred. however. In
auppoaing Overland 10 be obsefsed
with n mania for gold for it's own
sake. The erHtwhile sheriff OF Abb
lcne had dreamed n dream about
an adopted wait and beautiful
young girl
Three days they rested In the
Wild Beclufion OF the canyon. Tho
third morning Winthrop had awak-
ened feeling 30 completely re
freshed he begged Overland 10 al.
low him TO make an attempt 10
find the hidden papers and the
little bag OF gold. Overland de-
INJURED. Winthrop argued he ran
no risk OF capture. while Overland
did II would mean a journey OF n
day and night.
Finally Overland agreed 10 Win.
throps plan 10 make the attempt
tho following day.
At the foot ~ the range over.
land gave his companion a eanteen
and a piece Of gunnysack wrapped
round some bareback and jerked
beef
Don't need my gun this timer
qucried Winthrop.
Nope. Billy. Cause Why Not
havln' n gun will be your best
recommend. generally rpeakin d.
Stick 10 the bugs. Billy; stick to
the bugs
They shooE hands. the broad.
cheHted. Hunburned adyenturer,
genial with robust health. aud the
slender. almost deiicateiy fashioned
fastener. Who had forgotten that
there we're such things an lungs. or
doctors--for the time being.
Overland found his slow way
back TO the hidden canyon. He felt
a little lonely as he thought OF
Collie.
Then he buckled on his gun. and
started upstream. The stream dis.
appeared In tho sand TO find some
fubterranesn channel and reappear
below again For an hour he tolied
over the rocks on up the diminish.
Ing stream Al last ,ha cliffs met
a. the bottom ln r. Rharp-edzcd
'. not over foot apart IN the
sircam bed. but widening above
Overland scrambled thru. On tn.
other side OF the opening he
Strengthened up. breathing hard.
His hand crept to his hip. on a
sandy lavcl n few Yards ahead OF
him stood q ragged canvas tent.
In front Of the tent was the rain.
washed charcoal OF an old fire. A
rusted pan. a pick. and the worn
stub OF shovel lay near the
stream. 4 box marked Dynamite"
was half-fIlled with odds aud ends
OF empty tins. cooking. utensils and
among the things was glass fruit.
jar half filled with matches.
Slowly overland's hand dropped
20 hia side. lie stepped forward
Save for a pair OF old quilts and
an old corduroy coat. the place was
empty
POOLS luck. muttered Over.
land. "They's another trail into
this canyon that the prospector
knowed, ! got 10 find Il. Bnly1l
be some Interested
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VOCATIONAL TEST

II gave that soungster % mine
a toy printing press. a steam en-.
gine, a xyiophone. q box Of paints
and some other things. to find out
whether his tastes were artistic.
mechanical. literary or what but
the test didn't work"
why. what did he do with
them"
Smashed them all up."
why. man. IT'S "a clear as day
he's going 10 he furniture mover. "
TRY 1T
no. I don't speak German. but
! got along pretty we'll I'm Berlin
without knowing the language. 4"
That so?"
Yes. for instance. one day
wanted a drink. and ! went into a
beer garden and said 20 the waiter.
Look here. old man. I'm dry, DO
you understand? Dry!' And the
next minute he came back with
three beers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
Labor Must Decide Saloon Fate

fighting be
showing dry territory
Putting question Of merely
prohibition
enssed
pepuiations
problem humant has 10 DO with
unoonquered
live In cities which
the cities
One-ourth
cites-New Chicago Philadelphia
Boston Cleveland Oneha licensed
This he country.
religious
pexus blow time he a chance
But IT'S different in the city The city is the stronghold OF the
big
II tho Industrial and big
will be
~ this country will whether the shall dry"
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RECOGNIZED

Binks Shafer, do you know that
woman across the street?
Shafer She certainly looks IN.
mlliar. Let me see. It's my wife's
new dress. my daughters hat and
my mother.in-law's parasol--sure'
It's our cook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
THAN 10000 COPIES SOLD DAILY
A Big Proposition

Readers The and all Others interested in government ny the po
o T.. Russell has been sent TO Fargo
~ association watch the efforts ct the
that state The sending writer IKE
guaranty The importance of the Dakota expert
Al November elections, only
the state officers but pu
IDENTIFY pains capture the court that there no question
a o opportunity control matters.
proposed other things to wipe out the mddeman ana all
distribution These have long neen
by combination bankers railroad arrangements money
combines and commission They've kicked out all OF
these paratNa Interests
revolution succeeds it will be tremendous
in the Union 1t Will be pretty cold
Brother Russell in North Dakota at this season. but he sure has red
hot or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
MISS GREY ON
VACATION

Cynthia Grey IL taking
weeks vacation. No letters will
be answered during her absence:
but letters sent In while she IL
away will receive prompt atten.
ton upon her return. Monday,
January Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
MORE MATURE DEMANDS

wv SN@ oI "eNCo
What made you toll father you
didn't believe In Santa claus" in
quircd little sister.
because. answered little broth
or. II thought " time for him Ga
realize ! am too old for picture
books and tin locomotives. and thai
he'll have 10 come across with a
bicycle or pair OF roller skates. '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
MlsuflnERsroon
REBUkEo

Early TO bed
early 10 rise
makes a mar
healthy wealth,
and wise Didla
ever take a good
look a, the milk
man.
Giggie Goof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10

Well here's Harry Thaw back again. With graft
Investigations in Seattle and Chicago. and leak in
Washington il begins to look like old times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10

coLYh~
HfGHER-UPS
Smith Bldg. Tower.
Mt. Rainier.
Chimney Sweeps.

HIS IDEA
It'll. Billy had never seen y
snake. 40 when he came across n
small ono IN the country garden.
he cried. eNcltcdly. "oh. grandpa,
here's tail out here a-waggin e..
self and there ain no doE 90 g."
Misunderstood
Young Mother The doctor sat b
people shouldn't kiss the baby Dc
isn't sanitary.
Caller-Poor little fellow Why
don't you wash him7
REBUkEp
Diner-Hi. there. you waiter.
this wine isn't pure.
Waiter remember Of tho Saliva.
tion ArInyl--Ah. my dear frfcnd.
TO tho parc all things are pure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-10
CHAPTER TX
~ ool's Luck"

They had come long days
journey from the water.hole on the