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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1917-05-31

the booze game is in sight any.
how, with Prohibition and Local
Option Laws being passed every.
where, and, for my part, I'm go.
ing to duck out of the business
as soon as l get a chance"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1917-05-31
nv Clear Away The Waste.

Bowel regularity is the secret
OF good health, bright eyes, clear
complexions, and DR.. Kings New
Lite Pills are a mild and gentle
laxative that regulates the con-
gested intestines by removing
the accumulated wastes without
gripping. Take a pill before re-
tlriDg and that heavy head, that
dull spring fever feeling dissa.
pears. At your druggist, 25c.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1917-05-31
Last Years Forest Fires in watauga Co.

The reports on forest fires dur
ing 1916 for the various town.
ships of Watauga county have
recently been received and COM
piled by the State + Forester.
Twenty correspondents replied
from 10 townships, VINO reported
II fires which burned over l 1927
acres. 1t is estimated that 115,.
900 feet of merchantable timber
were destroyed, valued at $545;
that $50 acres of young growth
were burned over, valued at $1,.
O4O. Other products and i'm
provements destroyed by thesa
fires, such as cordwood, lumber,
fences, barns, etc, amounted to
$1O,525. The total estimated
loss reported from these fires was
$12,3l5. 1t is estimated that
1905 was spent in an effort to
extinguish these fires.
A study of the causes of these
fires show that I were set by
burning brush, 3 by hunters, 2
by numbering camps, 3 were OF
unknown origin, and 3 not speci.
fed.
The people OF Watauga county
cannot be Indifferent to such loss
es, especially when those best IN
formed upon the matter claim
that most OF these fires could
have been prevented by proper
measures.
When it is realized that one OF
the States chief assets is her for
ests and that many OF her prin-
cipal industries are dependent
upon the products OF. the forests.
The jeopardizlng not only of our
present timber supply but also
OF our future supplies becomes a
very serious matter. The estab.
lishment of an effective system o
forest fire patrol by the Statt
would do much toward elimina-
ting the waste, and, in view OF
the fact that fires do not recog.
nize county or township lines,
such n system should be unde,
State supervision. 1t is hoped
that the people OF Watauga coun
ty will become aroused to this
situation and see to it that theil
Representatives. in the next Leg.
islature are alive to the impor-
tance of this question.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1917-05-31
NOME RULE FOR IRELAND
Is PUT UP TO lRlSHMEN

london.-Tor the first time in mod.
ern history, the deetinies Of Ireland
are 10 be placed in the hands OF the
lrishmen alone. The British prime
minister. David LloydG George. an.
nounced to the House Of Commons
nat tAe government will cali q con.
vendon Of freshmen to frame q con.
stftution for ireland, and II Irishmen
iare able 10 agree upon any scheme for
ne administration Of their country.
win attempt to enact It into legislation.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1917-05-31
SHARP CONTEST IN HOUSE
OVER REVENUE BILL

Washington.-Two sharp contests
during consideration Of the war revs-
nue. bill In the house resulted in South
ern members killing a proposed tax
Of $3.50 a bale on raw cotton, and rep
resentstives from automobile manufac-
turing districts limiting the Ave per
cent levy on automobiles, motorcycles
and their tires to plants paying an.
nual profits above $4,000 and eight per
cent on capital invested.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1917-05-31
Had Trouble Four or Five Years.
Many people suffer from blad.

der trouble when they can he
quickly relieved W J Fury, 81.
lem. Mo writes: Il WIS bother.
ed with bladder trouble four or
five years, 1T gave me a grpa t
deal OF paiu, | took different med
icines. but nothing did me any
good until I got Foley Kidney
Pills"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1917-05-31
Get Rid Oh Your Rheumatis

Now is the time to get rid O
your rheumatism. You will fine
;hamberlaIn's Linimpnt a grpa,
help. The relief which it afford!
's alone worth many times it.
cost.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12

men 81 lultcroriiden uno Sic 1SoIgc
mar, Oob cine &eriommIuun ipcldc
gegen oaS llItimotlm ser 9laiiricn
protcltiren motlie, oilSeinanOerqeiaQt
wlroc. Oic 6ii6rer ser 9fcIcruiIten
erlicBeu qui oen @nnib OeS &6nies
cine GrtIduma oaB iie bercit iiuo.
oem @lonarden SIT ioIgen lm0 sic
entidciougo Der Scgicrimo an5me6.
men.
(,Sm globem6cr batten Oic 9laiir-
tci bic 9uslicirrilug Der @cibiibc Ser
Griediibcn 9(rmcc gcioroert mas
obcr pon glthen obgeIcbnt muroc.
nodocm 0eltidIano erfl0rt bottc,
ooB elm ocrartigcr 5djritt III Berlin
ais lmirrlInoli6cr 9lft oliacioBt Nor.
0cn miiroc. PIN I. Ic3ember Ianoc.
ten sic 9uliirten StrcitfrGitc i'm 9i-
rduS. morani StraBenfGmpic III
9lt6eu ioIqtcn. Gauu puroc elm gSai.
ieniii0iiouO nercmbort, uno ser a0.
nis muBte lid bcreit crlldrcu feds
0Iebirgsba!tcricu anS5ulieiern)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12


Su bieiigcn oiii5ielcn areiien
murOc Der auqemeiuc ireuuoIidc Con
Der ylotc ser @ntCntcmdbte nit &c.
pcrmertt.
Nlau uiinmt bier an OaB nit ser
@rfldrumg ilber oie bouptiddG6cl
9eOinangcn Scr g(aiirten jeOer @e.
Oonfe oil elm baloigcS @uOc oes aric-
gc5 aligc9c6cu merocu muB; oem cs
lit bctonnt OoB 0icic 9cOinglmgcl
iiIr oic GcnirolmGbte momebm6ar
limo. Gie 9laiirten 6o6eu icb in Scr
gtote 10 poiitip oui ibre ariegS5icIc
Ucrpflidtct, ooB man iiber5eugt 1T,
Dab lie sum minoeitcn nod cincn mei-
tcren 6rii6iabrs 5eloglg obmorten
merOcn, Inn cincn neltcn Gcriud 81
modcn i6rG 3iele ourd militdrii1en
9rud 81 crrciben.
9 er @ortIout ser 9lnt 2
mort.
Die 9lntport ser 9(aiirteu, Die bon
9oti6oftcr S6arp in &oriS aus Dem
6ran5oiii6en iiberiebt puroe, lolItet
iolgenoermaBen
Die glliirten &egierungen bobcn
Oic gtote enpionaen sic i6nen int
g|omen ser &egierlmg Der Gereinia'
ten Staateu am i9, GSenber ii6er.
reidt worOpu NOR. Sie 6oben OieieS
Shriitltiid nit Der Sorgfalt erluo.
aen ueIdc Ourh ben Grnit oerStm.
oe 9e6oten mar mo ourh Oie6reln0.
i6ait, Die lie nit ocm ancrifoliihcn
Solfc berbinoet.
Sm 9Illgcmeinen ipredcn0, piin'
ic6en iie ocm crbabeucu @eiit Gri6ut
5u 5oacu BON mclbcm sic amcrifo-
niihc 9}otc imprint lit lmO iie Min
ideu 3u iogcn ooB iic iiM nit oQ'
ibren Noiinlngcn oenl &louc lin
Oic Sdjoiiln0 elmer 2iGo bon 0Ia.
iionen anlAlieBcn INN ocn Srieocn
unO oic @crcdbtigfeit IN Ocr gou5en
@elt 81 iicbcru
Sic crfcmcn oae oie @ort6eilC
fiir Die Socbe Der Slunanitdt lmO Git
niliioiiou pelhc Die Ginridtung eii
mes iutcrnotiouoleu 9l6fommenS sur
GcrnciOung iutcrndtiouoler Son.
ilifte nit iidp bringcn ipiirOe.
God cine 9iSfdiiou fiinitiger 9lr.
rougcmcut5 3uedS Sicberlng eiueS
Ooucrnocn 6rieocnS icbeu cine 3lt
iric0cnitcleuoc 2oiing oc5 ocgcu
mdrtigcn GonilifteS porouS. Gie gn
liirten bobeu ebcnio oriugenO lpi(
Oic 9icaierng Ger 9cr. StootcD ocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
=ric6en iucr6eH.

@oiDingtoh Il. Samlor.
Die 9lntmort Der Gatcntcmd6te olT
0ic 5ricocnsnotc Ocs @rdlioenten
Miro bier in alien areiieu oobin ge-
oeiitct, Dob iic oac glusii6ten mif
cinen bol0iqcu SrieOeusi6IuB ouBer
6roge ltcat 0oB iie icoo6 immer
nod oic Ebiir ofieu ldBt fir ctwaigc
meitcre 8emiibungcn Oes %ralioeDten
@ilion i'm SSnterene OeS '5rieoens.
Gcutide 0ipIomoten ero6teu Oie
9lntmort ais nod obmciienOcr, ais iie
erluortct boiten. sic crtIdrcn oic Sc
miocrlnq ais cincu 9emcis Oofiir,
Dab oie @ntcntcmGhtc cinen @robc-
rimgsfricg fiibrcn lmO DcrtidIanO
an bcrnihten hlhen.
Gie Sroqc, pcldcn Sdritt Der
@rdiioeut mm t6im mog, itebt jest
i'm 9renupunft oes SSntereTes. &r.
99ilion miro jc0od crit nod reiilid.
tier llcbcleglmg banOelL umo crit
nodoem ole 9lntporien ser Central
mddte uno Der 2laiirten qenml Ihl.
Dirt luorocn iiuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
2seridjt Oes Oeutfdjen @enerarfta6s.
(2rabiIOs uao eaOpiue.)


SerIiu H. Sauuar @urmarid teutUnideW Srnppeu
III Oo unere 9umGnn bnein uacuocr Den &nu
wnrSn uS mrerc ShtpnHe cuans i'm uGrOdu &M
ma"n cnrln and cn Den Sigern bcr 800 @cauane Ole
$auOe
n Dem uSOdcn S6lc Der rniFidsai6n SrOut mnrOu &c.
in Die GGmpi in bcaer gSe orseet Ooa %O6Rs Der Sn
len crgebuihIos.
n Der ySOut mndu gccrn 6tc Sruppcn snsrff auf
oene SanHacn nG ypcrn IS sOua nen cnem %nuic
Se butdea observation-disclosures en5nOrn9u jeOOd
Onf un @caenanar WicSeg Bnaasarcbcu ruS tu r werc
%erlAitc
Dies miro IN Scm omtdsu St SeS Sentdeu srme6anpnar
tc semeloct Der uie &nmag aaSsebn wMrC nuo OacnOu
g9orant bat;
Solfau notwithstanding
0ArmcCsnppe OeS Gr56oaS Soicpb Ceerrcid Gemdc
unS OcrredduBaride SrHppcu gcn dpicrgen Sc
br8Sterra midcn benz nda nHo On 5nS bale bnaen AGm
picu Groge eFritn Sic cu6 mrcrr Stbpnnfte
cntricu NGrOd cSGrahc nantcrie Nr
S inter Der 6brung nes prcu r nacege
bGrnGdia UertbeiSigte 66beupOtOneu i'm Strn gcnOmu
5u Der NGbc Mar nno &acOaia mnrOc Oc uerobc Gu
micScrBute uSdr NHgffe bebaHpt Eferc
ais 800 YPanu bcrcinabnd nmGt
bic Sente feds Nodiueneeuebre
Nrmccsrnppc OeS 6cSmurdons Nfadcucu Die alecmenc
1adjlagc lat fd midJt uerGnbert
WncecUnide SrOnt @r crfuIgrei &ntrUnlm
WcFcdt an Der Strnmn.
Cefli6er &ricgSf6auBlat.
Die racr GGgteit Wcgen6 midu &oa nun GmurgOu
mar aeu cine c4r ls69ac nnS aern Madt nnS nt @uracn
iGr mcGrec mfc gusri DerdcSen Skaen mm Sron Gnc
Oieie %OrtOfc uGrCn sdn5Iid frndtlOs.
&eflider &ricaSfdanpIot.
Im ypcrn nnD gSDtidc gbIhnc lin Sc0ien)
Der Somue nnD mi bc0cn Soften her aaS bic gleSbGg
fei nnS bic WueuSpcraiigusn nu r bbaitsu G6araer
NOrOd bon pcrn uarSc en ieuSr gngrf inradgeiAesn,
nnO Oe %elnI ducre Die grtcu ede an
cucr 5 nuere Gunecn useOrueea moren wnSCn aeh Sa
ronf SnrdI eincn Wegcnpurituh meOer Snridgctebcn
Snold OOn yprn bate cn GDpf arfer enSicr @atronln
fciuen GrfOIg.
Sn Der &5c Beaumont aano 6eaSc nnIcrcr
SdHeenarGbcn 81 beeben
ne serOpauc Gubcn uci cnaid SebuOus 6crnutcrseIdu
lem Sieeiben ielcn brcnneu6 5nr GrSc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
@ricdJculGuO eiebt undJ.

9lt6em pia 2onOon, If. Snn
Gie aricdiide 9lcaicruna bat ooS III
timatlm Ger Gntentc' 'D|Sdte iormca
onAenonmen.
2lui @rmO 0cS an 1. Ge5cmbcr
nit Ocu 9laiirtcn cr5icltcn lIcbcreiu-
fonmienS bc0aun Wonig acnliautin
oanlit ocn @iorincbeborocn ser 9lIs
liirten ichS @e6irgsbottcricn ouS5u.
licicrn. Seincu Srlppcn aab cr oen
@cic5l ale ieinoliAen Gcmouiiratio-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12

uItiinorc. 4. Sumar 1917.
Nlliilingeli diucds ghsiudhl bon Sebrcrn In
ben ollenlliden @iemcnar shulen mo liir
Scbrer iir Sciid in cHgliib'oerti0en Gdns
len bon Baltimore. lpcroen am 30. nub 81.
Sannar nno ! uHo 2. Sc6rnar, &orin. be-
nlnueHo, aebalicn ipcrocu Gic RriiiuugciI am
@O. mo 3l Samlar itliocn inI Mbnlinlitra.
tiuns.weDduee, Gde Mlabiioils illS Nainuelies
Mpenie, dil Die EriinnlseH am l. uno 9.
sebrnor rerocn IN Der ,vaItimorc NitD 0pl'
lcae," Nop0ros nilo @enier zroBe mo
a6clcreo Srainins zdlool," ode Wiolnis nno
@1rniuQn zir0be. ahgcbaliet
etidocWilO 80 mo 3 Sdmtar.
9sroieiIoneut. unn 2 5ehrnar
0lenleniar 0eniid 30- nnb 81. S0nunr l..
uno 2. Sebrunr
Griiiunacn fir Die WuSpdblluG bon 2ebrs
iraiien fir Noohen mo flr SonOlerigieiSsllns
lerridi ueroen ani ~ Sannnr, beailincno I'M
llbr NlQrgen5 IN Der Sdlnlc yr. 70 an Der
ode Der R0riglbeme mo Noluan 5iraBe, OBJ
Gebulcn mcroen
HotiS gluafnniiS Giriltlure nerocn au Gre
ir6cu 3u ricbieu an Die Office oi ibc Super.
inenneui Of 9'ublic SrIirciion" 5neeaHot
lpcrocu
0batles 3, 0ud,
(Son10~f3) Snpcrl1cnocni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
GentraImiidtc itarteu
maccooniihe Sront.

2on0olt fl. &antar. lleber
oen Sn6alt Der Nlnhuort, meI6e oie
0riebiite Regiermg auf oas llIti.
natim Der gl0iirten Dem @cinnoten
StolicnS iibcrrei@t Bat lit nod uitbtS
ylGbereS betnnnt.
Plus Dem ierbiidct Sonptquartier
miro inOeiien genelOet, OoB oie Sen.
trolntGdtc bcOcitenOe geritdrfllngcn
an bic inoccooniibc Srout perien bcs
ionoers gescn Sen liufcn Sliigcl Der
gntcnte, norOIih non Shehalicn. Die
Cepcihe iiiet 6in5u, Dab 0ie 9ulgaren
cii Ncgiment aus scr Go6riloida
bcronae3ogcn hobcn mo Dab dnoerc
bulaariidc lno 6iterreidiidc 9leai
mcuter anf oent @egc iino. 9lue g[n.
3eidem ihlicBt oic GepeiHc, oeutcn
ooranf bin ooB sic Gentralmohte
einen energii1en GoritoB planen. I'M
aonig aonitontin oeu Riiden 81 Itei.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
Bic sieecr ma6en iiOer 500 Gefaueeuc.
s'ritii@e al"sriife auf sOmme.5ront absei@laaeH,
9as gIeaelEe pom Oeatfden .Sauptquartier.
lNrabIIos hber eannIne.l

Scrltn, H. Sannnr Der ntc N6euS ipGtcE StnnOc
Oeatldn @enerainb crlafuc amtde Seridt SOsuOcs:
0Se SriteH nnternamn O Nngrif auf ole Oemeu
sinieu naBc Srrrc uuS Saumou SOmc
rEdgcidlagcn,
YIN Der Dina an Der nSrOdcu rnen NrOn nuS Der &nma
(FnmGnae GrOnD eob @ n GreigRe 6unOcrer @oeunue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
grr StQnOpnukt
Der GtntraImd0tt
Su Oeatl1er NOtc ers
Ncut belru5tet.
Ssihtigfcit Der 9trgumente
Der 0GAiirtem llcrODr-
gebCbem.

Gernidtcuoe aritif an Der glntmort
Der eutentenadtc oif oie 6rie.
OcnSoori6Idae ser Gentrolmdhic
gciibt. Ole tcutouiI6eu aGahte
bubeu ibr arieas5ieI erreidt; Oie
glaiirten meiter ais ie BON iDrem
3ieI cutfernt. GnaIano's alla.
deuidofteu bloBgciteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
9brt Dtoin0nngtn
GSOu Ocn 9laiirtCn in
grOfeM 3iigcn alIs
grgcbcn.
an ser 9lmtiuDrt AMI bic
eSrteormsmpte 6es @ra=
IiSemtcn QSiliOm.

Die 6riui6crnus idJeiut ullc sInslidlt
unf cine bolOiac SccuOiauna Oes
aricses snnidltc 5n MAIDEN.
edlicht jcOod lucitcrcn Scmii-
Gunacu OcS 9SraiiOeuteu @ilion
uidt Oie SGHr. Die Serans-
sa6c Oum GlIoR-2OtGrimscu cines
Der gcrIuuseu Der GntentemadDte.
Siirf,i loa ans europa Oer'
:ric6cn ucrScn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
FARMER HAD To
DEPEND on HIRED
HELP FOR CROPS
BRYANT COULDN'T DO ANYTHING FOa
fEAfS-ABLE TO DO OWN WORK
SINCE TAKING TRNLkC.

dor two W three years before J be-
bad shape had to hire hands to plant and
work my crops" said y. r.. Bryant. of Gar
land, Texas. Mr.. Bryant has been a citizen
of The "Lone Star State" %thirty-twu wear
Tie j. an active member of the Modern
Woodmen Of America and one Of the best
known farmers ia the Garland section.
Give or six years ago,' continued NJ.
Bryant. II started down hill ard since
that time ] have tried most everything SOIL
in q drug store. but kept getting worse. 2
fell of moro than thirty pounds ia weia. q
and had about given up all hopes of ever
getting wen. Nothing ! would eat aerpcd
with me and suffered from ca- and heart
burn after every meal. What 7 hri had
M was so hot and ,our f. felt almost tio
fire coming through NM threat. Ind a
tight 1loated feeling ana Y dan pain ir
the pit Of my stomach I'D The time. Nv
nerves were -o ur-l run- 7 rnrld ha-i'F
sleep IN I'M and would wake Up EVERY
night about one or two o'clock and On Is
and ron the rest WI the night. ! suffer- \
almost death with palpitation and -uotI
Icr.ng spells. especially after eating. nri
WAS bothered -o really thought sometime
! had heart trouble. I just cam ton hos.
miserable did feel and | told my wife Fl
! knew had tn -1 on IN that shape |
would rather W. dead.
"Nc~. for two or three years was -l
bad of / couldn't work. ! would just luv
around Tire house ail Tie timc-lida't fc
like doing ANYTHING ar going anywherc
and had to hire hands wv work ann luu',
after my farm. And J guess ! would ~ n
the Same iv nnw Id I'd hadn't been i,r
.Taular. because nothing else ever did ua
amy good. Some folks may not believe f..
hut it'- nothing lint the truth. hcesn
feeling better just a- soon a~ J started
on Tanlac and three bottles Of ire med
cine ha~ fiEcl mc un -o : cam ho ali tIa
work WI my farm myself. I'm ir v much
better shape that ! cam cant most any,h'ns
! want. The ri- has about stopped flrn-
in- and 7 don't have amy more 1f tho
terrible -mothrring spells or palpitaiion r.
the heart. Taulac ha- dome great th'r
for me already and at thc rate TIN gain
inr ground now. It'll soon he IN strong and
wen a- ever was in mv lite. Won cu
take ~ from mc. Tuulac i~ lhc RIGHT med
circ fnr people troubled like was and II
always have " good word fur it.'
Tanlac i~ solid iu Brownsville bv TIE
i,aglc Pharmacy. in Raymondyile hv Bon
.N. nuhicId. iu san RpHito ly ~ymund
Pharmacy. III Rio IIondo hy Rio I.oudo iy
Rio lI0ndo Drug Store. iH Harrington lv
Harrington Pharmacy ana in Ly.uri hv ~
ford Drug Store.
tAdVprl f-cmcnt.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1917.

Now that the Liberty Loan j. provided
for. let n turn our attention to the needs
Of the American Red Cross. The Liberty
Bonds are an investment, which will be the
means of saving Your money for a rainy
day. But the Red Cross asks tou for a
gift. This money j, needed for the pur-
pose of taking care Of our sick and wound
cd soldiers. One dollar per capita i very
little for America, the richest nation on
earth, to give for the care OF irs soldiers
who are in the field fighting and shedding
their blood under the folds If old Glory.
The money will be subscribed, and Cameron
county win do her part.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
unREsTRAiHED 10Y.

lie WAS 4 Scutchman. and naturally III hated
spending money. Therefore when IA friend in
the south sent him IN unstampcd letter he
WIS much annoyed at having 10 pay two pence
postage. 81, nv
lie WIS still more annoyed on opening tn
letter e. find nothing in il save \ single sheet,
saying:
Il am welL-George."
In return he procured = large. flat. stone,
packed i'll 4 wooden box. with many wrupuinrs.
md dispatched il Y. v. y.
When his friend had paid over five shilling
charges H. sought for m explanation and found
i IN a letter AZ tie top NJ The package.
'Dcar George: When | heard that YOU wer.
we'll. this great load rolled off my mind."-Ncy
York Globe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
Standing OF the Clubs.
ILL., ~
ROTARiAMS At ATLANTA.
lSnecinI tn The Hnrnlll

ATLANTA. Ga. lure l5.- Men nation
ally and internationally prominent ~ bust
nes~ and the professions are beginning to
arrive ID Atlanta ~ attend thc annual con-
%veution If the International Association IF
Rotary club. The convention viii have .t-
formal Sunday and the sessions wil hc
continued until the following "Wednesday.
Ways IN which the hu ines man can best
serve the nation during the war viii fur
ni,h the chief topic Of discussion. Promi-
nent among the speakers will be Major
General Leonard Wood. Charlie MI.
Schwab, president Of thc Bethlehem Steel
corporation. and james N. Macdonald cf
Toronto.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

The English people are begging their
government 10 make rcprisals for the Ger
man air raids against English cities. The
practice Of dropping bombs upon sleeping
cities and numbering helpless women and
children is hardly considered civilized
warfare, but there j. IN old saying about
shting the devel with fire"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

Checks should be made payable to The
Brownsville Herald Publishing Co. Business
communications should he addressed 20 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 wita the fun
mme Of the writer. The name will not be
printed IL not desired. but il will be evidence Of
Good faith ON the part Of the writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
June rs. 1916.

russians continue victorious advance in
Bukowina under Gen. Lechitsky, recap
turing Czernowiiz and making thous-
ands Of prisoners.
General Ilannygton captures Koroore
German East Africa.
Preach begin successful counter attacks
at Nerdnn, recovering lost ground 1T
lie Mort llomme and Caillette Wood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
A Smile or Two
WON'T MED Ii.

First Tommy (as W. reads the local paper
sent from homcl-D. Till. what de- You think -.
{: They're publishing y list in Eighty of tn
people what are goin To 10 without amy more
sugar! -,
Second Tommy (cagcrly g~rasping the paper
and strainihg his eyes To find the list Of
- Where did yuu see Il. Harry.
First Tommy-Why. there t~pointing t. the
deaths coiuianl.-Exchange.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
TRAVELLERS IN PATRIOTIC PARADE
Especial 10 The Herald.)

Especial % The IcraTd.l
LTTLE ROCK, Ark. June ia pa
triotic parade headed BY 1000 soldiers
from Fort Roots will be a feature OF the
annual convention Of the Arkansas Tray
eiers, which opened IN this city today. The
convention will continue over tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

The Rio Grande Red Cross Chapter has
increased it, membership to 153. This j.
still far from the five hundred mark. but
the determined citizens who have the work
in charge soon viii have the required NUM-
Der. A Red Cross button IN every home in
Brownsville IS the slogan OF orr local Red
Cross organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

~ woman's skirt the only clew," is the
sorrowful news sent out from Springfield.
Missouri, on the finding Of the body Of
Baby Keets in the well into which It's alb
ductors bad thrown their tiny victim. To
think that a woman could have a hand in
such a fiendi-h erimei
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
MERCEDES pOING 80 -sIT"

MERCEDES, T,z.. June 17 -Lihor v
Bonds in NV amount of @I,G50 have been
subscribed and paid for IN lull io date hv
citizens of this community. Subscriptions
were received up to ten O'Clock this mora
ing and wired in Oh the Federal Reserve
bank W.T. Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

Save your old linen table cloths, sheets
or other garments. whether linen Or cot
ton, and give them to the Red Gross. They
viii all be needed for making bandages,
handkerchiefs, napkins and tray cloths
for the Red Gross hnsniLnle IN Erance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

New York has adopted a law requiring
owners Of automobiles in New York City
to be licensed a. chauifeurS are. Thus
safety vi life and limb viii bc u ht more
secure in the metropolis hereafter. 4 good
law and one which might be adopted APP
propriately in every city where autos are
owned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

Brownsville ladies ARE organizing \ sew
ing machine company which viii do its
'bit' for the country throughout the war.
Every lady who can sew ~ welcome To
join and do her "bit'' also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

Ii i astonishing, according to regi9tra-
ton census, how many oycrEroWn boys
there are and how many Young looking men
who confess to more than t~hirty-one sum
mers there are.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

Brownsville boys should hurry ~ and
JOIN the home company. Every self re-
specting tow should hayc.its home guard
company these days, ready 70 ~ 10 the
front upon call.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15

The unwilling of a statue Of Robert f..
Lee. the hero of the Confederacy, Al Get
tysburg j. only another evidence Of the
firm cementing of the once disrupted union
in q bond that will endure n long as time
lasts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-15
hrre TheN III r
kATt0fAl LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York :. Pittshurg q.
Cincinnati q. Philadelphia ..
Chicago =. Boston =.
~. Louis !. BROOKLYN I.
Where they Play Today.
Boston NJ Chicago.
New York IT I~ittshurg.
Philadelphia M Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN I'D -. Louis.