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The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
GENERAL LEES BIRTHDAY
City Hall and Banks VIII Not Open
This Morning.

On account OF the fact that this 4
the birthday Of General Robert L. Lee
the city hall and banks will be closed
dc: ing the cnti.c cay and til VIII | O
the only thing to remind the public
that it is the birthday of one Of the
greatest generals the world has ever
known.
Some of the schools will have talks
by teachers and scholars about this
great man. The fact that no general
celebration is to be held is generally
regretted.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
ADVANCE GUARD OF VILLA
1t is Stated Has Penetrated as
Far as Chihuahua.

Ell PASO, Jan. 1S.-Small bands of
the Villista advance guard penetrated
Chihuahua City yesterday.
DesuItory street fighting continued
all day. The foreigners are fleeing
from the city as the fighting con-
tinues
The main body of the Villista troops
is battling with the Carranzistas near
Polomas.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
GERARD MAY QUIT HIS JOB.
Rumor Circulated in Rotterdam Gives
This information.

LONDON, Jan. '1S.-A Rotterdam
dispatch quoting the Cologne Tele-
gram said American Ambassador Ge-
rard has offered to resign II Presi-
dent Wilson disapproved of his speech
at banquet given him by the Ameri-
can Association of Commerce and
Trade. He has sent an explanation to
Washington.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
WILL HONOR GREAT HERO
Suggestion That Danish Island
Be Named Dewey.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia resolu.
ton was introduced in the House this
morning to rename the Danish West
Indies Dewey" Islands, in recognition
of the services Of the admiral.
The resolution was referred to the
committee.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
Russian Attack Breaks Down.

BERLIN, Jan. lS.-A Russian at.
tack yesterday on the northern Rou-
manian front south of the Oiutz road
broke down under German fire, the
war office announced
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
Three shins Are Sunk

LONDON, Jan. 1S.-Lloyds today
announced that the British steamer
Auchen Crag, the sailing ship Kin.
purney and the Danish steamer Omak
had been sunk.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
DEUTSCHLAND SAILS:
BREMEN IS NOT LOST

BREMEN, (via Berlin to London),
Jan. 17.--Preparations have been
made for the sailing for an American
port of the merchant submarine
Deutschland.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
THAW'S CONDITION
is SATISFACTORY

PHILADELPHIA, lar Harry
Thaw's condition wa sseH &llo.y to.
day. Physicians denied that Thaw
was growing weaker. His mind was
gradually clearing, they said.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
RIDER CAME OUT OF URUGAY.
Sailed Under the Danish Flag is The
Report.

BUENOS, Ayres, S. A, Jan. 18-The
cruiser Urugay has left Montevide" to
patrol the coasct of Urugay to prevent
violations of neutrality by German
sea raiders.
The report is current here that the
German raider has already sunk twen-
ty-six vessels.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
Arrested Venizelists Released.

LONDON. Jan. lS-Arrested Ven
izelists have been released, in accord
ance with the Entente demands said
an Athens dispatch today.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19

talks wre made by L. H. Haym, J. w
Bennett, c. S. TAFT, F. d. NJ Strachan,
F. E. Twitty and others.
The meeting was full of enthusiasm
and it is believed that the new indus
try will go far toward revolutionizing
the agricultural situation in Glynn
county.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19
RALPH M'CRARY EXHONOATED.
After Thorough Investigation The
Grand Jury Finds No RilI.

After a most thorough Investigation
the grand jury now in session failed
to find bill against Ralph McCrary
for the death of KIM. Kumby, who was
struck by car driven by Mr.. Nc
Crary.
Several witnesses were summoned
and an investigation of the most rigid
kind was held but it was shown con.
clusively. that the accident was abb
solutely unavoidable and the jury re-
turned no bill against the young man.
The Brunswick news., 1917-01-19

The committee to nominate the
trustees, of which Judge j. w Ben
net was chairman. retired and after a
few minutes deliberation, suggested
the following names, which were
unanimously elected by the meeting
F. D. M. Strachan, Geo H. Smith.
R. R. MacGregor, F. E. Twitty, E. H.
Mason, l.. E. Allen, A. L. Church. This
board of trustees will meet at once
and will proceed with the work of or
ganizing, securing charter, etc. With
the stock secured last night, total of
900 has been secured and it is be-
Iieyed that the additional S4.100 deem
ed necessary will be secured during
the week. During the evening short
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-11

Garbage and ash cans made to order.
Aluminium ware soldered. 521 Second
Street N. w. Phone 683 Blue. 1O-11tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-11

The acreage seeded in rye in this vi
entity this fall was very large and rye
drilled in early has made very nice
growth.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09
THE COUNTRY WEEKLY;
PARTNER or FARMER

The value Of the rural press IL not
realized hy one farmer IN a hundred
ny this | mean that the farmer Is slow
10 take advantage nf the profits which
the publicity Of the press place at his
command ~ the disposal OF bleoded
.fnsk and exchange ot animals and the
DISPOSAL OF seed grain There's ne
reason shy the farmer should mol avail
himself nf the advertising columns of
the paper ~ we'll as the village mer
chant ns using printers tnk there are
many instances where the products OF
The farm might be sold without loss at
time Incidental Go taking the same to
market and there dtsposlng Of Il AT q
price named by h. other fellow This
Is especially true In the sale Of blooded
stock. as BY advertising. buyers are
attracted from long distances. The
posting af 4 notice on the fence corner
may have its virtues, bat few people
have the inclination 10 get out of their
automobiles or tie np their teams to
read poorly written ad tackled up OF
fence post. The same notice, perhaps
at cost not tn exceed Is cents might
be- placed before a thousand farmers
sho would be- permitted to read II
while spending the evening around the
parlor table Hut advertising is study
ia which business men have learned
hat the rudlmrnfs. so IL should not
b. expected that the farmer will have
taken any advanced grounds in refer.
puce thereto IT, e. ll0tattne, of Ma
tiaHai Editorial Association.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09


Wtlks Range, labor ,,,.,.ts,,.ts.tS 50
Roilrrt ltali read NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & M
sam Hiniard, road .,,,,..s....s,.. SOS
O. Davidson, part salary ,..,.... Il 90
lsa& Whitfield, labor ..,.....,.s., 90
Robert Tall read ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEQ
sam Hiniard road ...,.ss..,.s.,t 500
trandeli Packing Co, packing, 10 10
Chas. Gaudeau. freiEh, on lumber s7l
Allen Young labor ....,sss.s...t.. s. 90
ghas Evans labor ....s....,.s..... s0I
Robert Hall road ,,...,s,,s..ts.., & 90
Buster Hiniard road ...s.....-.. IA
Steve Crump. unloading coal ..... 80
l.. " Rogers. agent freight on coal yea %
an motion 81 yunkeg. seconded hy
Rettis. q warrant was ordered Ia favor 81
ihe Charity Hospital sprinkler fund fof
$40 % Carried
un mutlsn meeting adjourned.
4. ~ RRiANT. Mayer
q T.. rI.ETTINGER Clerk '
hereby certify that the foregoing II
true and correct copy ot the original
minutes IS they appear on pages 62s and
ls7 OF minute hook - e"
q. T.. rLETTiNGER. Clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09
BOARD OF REvtEW

~ FfaurisvtHe la June I. ialI
Meeting of the poljce lufy as Hoard
At ncriew
Nryting Vas ralled t. or,er hy pr Ctas
~ How rn. President with the following
mrnlh.rs of ths i'oiirr iufy present
Msssts ~ T. Kaufman 4 : HrasspauN
IS e Colb. v g. fiowen !. T. Austin
IT, = Howell aud T II Row
quorum b,tng present tie Heard ST
usslew t,s,k up the so,k coming before
the meeting
communications we're read from the
l.oard 81 state kfSairs relating Ia the
vark ~ the Fuii,s turs The eommunl-
alton Rt,tus the dates nn which the
t,aard st state Affairs viii give hearings
on the various rlasses ~ property az
assessed throughout the state was order
81 printed ia the Parish laufHal that the
citizens ef this Parish NAV know IT the
same and Roserp themselves accordingly
The Parish Assessor laid before the
Heard 81 Review his blanks and abstracts
fer the assessment fof JtFe year 1917 and
after futt diseussian and much delihera
ton the same VAS accepted
The Esasfd 1T gtstieN ,hsn agreed Co fir
fhe assessment values At 81 per cent Of
the sctual ytlue ~ al assessal,le property
h the Parish
There being ne further business 10
come before the roafa Of Review the
meeting Vas adjourned subject TO eall.
e. y HOWELL. President
- IL MATTHEW'S, Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09

pp melton ef Rsttls, seconded by
yunkss the following appropriations were
made Road fund, tTs. Plant contingent
fund ss7iG
Molten made. seconded and carried,
That the Masor 10 hereby authorized 10
borrow 81 hoo 10 and pledge the note af
the Town for same.
Rf fHF
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09
DON'T GET pkkICkY;
SPEND YOUR MONEY
louisiana san

louisiana SAM
There are uo hard times and uone
In sight There IL more money in this
country today than ever before It's
mistaken idea that sou must save up
aud hoard up your dollars That Ii TIE
ouly thing that can possibly bring
about hard times Every bank In the
country has more money than 1t knows
what to do with Dcposltors are wait
ng results from the var situation be.
fore turning their money loose. The
vai means more prosperous times,
e,erl body will find employment. new
enterprises Wlli start up. millions Of
dollars viii be poured into war prepa'
ratiuus ln which the whole people will
share War is terrible, but II gets the
money out of hiding and This Is the
kpY 10 success The Idle dollar helps
uo one. lts the husy, busting dollar
that snakes the wheels go round Keep
rm going Spend them for the con
veuteuces and ntcessaries at life, but
don't unnecessarily waste food, just
raise more at it. aud use more sege.
tables FROM your own garden II has
been coaserFatiyply estimated by one
In Il position 10 know, that Hammond
aud nearby country spends on an
average Of 81 u0a a day ou table sup
plies and fred that could be easily
raised IA and around Hammond. Take
the entire parish as hole and what
al enormous waste to this country, a
waste SO easily prevented Let Us wake
up Ia this fact. and keep our dollars at
home Instead nf sending millions out
| to build up countries grown prosperous
through our foolishnegs. sl6.D00 a
month for freight brought into Ham,
| moud over the Illinois Central Rail
| road Is the estimate made by one who
wanted 10 get data along this line
several months ago And much Of II
is for food. Irish potatoes and other
supplies INA could be- produced right
here In this parish What wIful
| waste Of our money and Our oppoFtu'
litlcs aud a drawback TO our country
and a disgrace to Our eiyiitaiian And
se sic idly by and ery about hard
times The amount of money spent
In one year, bringing unnecessary
freight into Hammond. would build
good roads In every direction and then
leave Hs money In the bank II Is time
that we realized Nhy Ne are not getting
anyW here. aud instead OF whining about
| IL. get u hustle on us. and remedy the
| situation bs omr own efforts, the only
thing needed to Improve conditions
| Raise something Ia eat and feed Ia
Your stock and begin now. and spend
| the money thus saved 10 increasing
your stock and improving yonr homes
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09
T. and NJ r. Robinson, Editors

81, raue.ssIlo has ct shall Sc say
had poor enough stock las, that
pre-, idcs that though stock mas roam
at ail during the day they must be-
kept up al night This Iau 10 dead
letter uuIaaa it has been secretly re-
p,alcd Lucky indeed is the citizen
aih a garden ur lawn Who does not
have cue cot more COWS 10 turn out
every morning from such rich pastures
The marshal should he required 10
attend Ia this matter aud We urgently
request the Town Council to take up
the matt 2 al once.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,

II FranCisviile. la. June Z, 1917,
At regular meeting 81 the Heard 81
Aldermen held this day the following
members were present 4, u. bftsn',
Mayor. George Rettig, Rudolph iunkes,
and Max Mann. Heard Of Aldermen
Minutes 81 last meeting we're read and
adopted
Mavof aud Marshal reported three eases
Clerk Treasurer submitted statement Of
receipts ard disbursements fof April and
MaNE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09

Melton made hy Yunkes seconded BY
Mann, That the following charge he made
for electric energy when Plant IL operated
other than the regular hours, bat in no
ease shall the Plant be operated unless
for special occasion. II the Plant ~ Ia
be- operated between the hours Of 6 q, M.
10 i p M the charge shall be s. 30 'of the
FIRST houf ard 81 20 for each succeeding
hour between the hours Of n p, m and
a. m the charge shall be 81 81 per hour
Carried
Motion made hs RettE, seconded bS
Mann. That the following salaries, bills
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-09

nan loz,ph pauper .............. leo
Alex Middleton, paupcf ...,.,as,.. Lee
u 9 Kaufman, attendance Board
IT Review and Police Jury .s.-.s Geo
A ) Hfasseaux, attend Police Jury 800
= { cobb. attendance Beard Of
Review and Police Jury t.,s...s. see
". 9 Howell attendance Board Of
Rsylew.......................... 2so
q =. Howell attendance Beard OF
Reylvw and rolice Jury .,....., $50
81 E Austin, attendance Board Of
Review and Police Jury rs....., iaeG
T. . Bourgeois, attend Police Jury sic
.T n Row attendance Beard Of
RrS lew and Poiire Jury .s...,ra. ll,eo
l. ,. Mary man, attend foiire Jury 4.io
Charity Hospital. sprinkler fund. 10 %
Tots, si,l27sa
The report al the Parish Treasurer was
then rod and ordered spread upon the
minutes, as fellows
81 FrancISyille, La, June 6, 1917.
The Hon the Police Jury Parish ~
West Feiielana.
| Gentlemen.
beg 81 render statement at the sHairs
Of this Office since my last report, as
fellows
May ?. 1917. cash balance on handSi eo7 ~
Received since from tax collector go 10
| Received from Secretary 81 state 2ls7e
Total .s....rs..s s.srstrst 'e4tlNe' -
p,sh,trasd since CONGRATULATIONS. sls e.
Cash baanre IN nv hands ~ the
Bank ~ Commerce to-day N,G5i2I
Respectfully submitted,
T. II. MATTHEW'S,
| Parish Treasurer
| As the next stated meeting Of the
| Police Jury will fan on July 9Th, legal
holiday Il Vas agreed that the Police larS
| meeting would be held or July H. 1917
| There being no further business 10 come
before the meeting, the foiiee Jury stood
| adiaDfned
| g. r HOWELL. President
| I r. MATTHEWS. Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
hest BY WE HArE


just move in, nothing down. new )
room brick in Alta Vista. basement.
walks. fenced, hardwood. glazed
sleeping room, pay s25 monthly on
principal, only one left; we have sold
six OF these.
West Of Cotton Ave, on Montana. 5
room brick, cut from $4,000 10 $500.
owner Leaving City. 4 room bunEa-
low. glazed sleeping room, furnace
heat, for a few days, $3.50. Cheap
enough.
$3.50 Down. new 4 room brick, paving
paid; $500. $50 monthly on princi-
pal
Apartment Site Wanted IN exchange
for new bungalows
S16OC-4 room home on Rivera St.,
easy payments
n Stanton Walking Distance, room
Brick, only $4,000; terms
On Boulevard Corner, close in. cut
from $500 to $4,000; room brick.
easy terms
We have buyer for good apartment
house What have you2
A Real Bargain on our list; there is
one house at a big sacrifice If you
have the real money and mean real
business You viii not have 10 look
any further "a buy Phone US.
HAWKINS BROS.
& Z Morgan Bldg Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
Legal Notices
CONsTABLEls sALE


BY virtue Of an execution and order Of
sale issued out OF the Justices court OF
Precinct No. 1. Fl Pas0 county. Texas
J. Hall, Justice OF the Peace OF said pre-
cinct, in the case OF Herald News COM
pany versus Clyde F. Holmes, No aZO4 On
the docket OF said court, on a 1ud gueni
rendered IN said cause on the 18th day OF
November. 1917. and directed and deliv-
cred 10 me as Constable OF Fl Paso county,
Texas. / have levied upon and viii offer
FOR sale and sell, on the first Tuesday in
Jaruary. 1918. IL being the first day Of
January, 1918. between the hours OF 10
O'Clock an and Z o'clock pm on said day,
at public auction. 10 the highest bidder,
for cash in hand. before the courthouse
door OF FL Paso county, Texas the follow
ing described real property situated IN il
Paso county, Texas. TO wit;
Lot No I, IN block No 2-s OF Campbell S
addition 20 the city Of FL Paso. Texas, as
ignated upon the changed map OF said
block, said lot having a frontage OF IS
feet on the north side OF Texas street and
extending northerly between parallel lines.
east line OF Ochoa street. 12o feet 10 an
alley
Also. the westerly two feet OF Lot no. ..
fl block No 326. Of Franklin Heights add
ton 10 the city OF Fl Pas0. Texas
said property was levied on by Do
minEo Montoya. constable Of Fl Paso coun-
ty. Texas, on the 10Th day OF November.
1915, at 1e-3e o'clock an, as the prop
erty OF said Clyde F. Holmes. TO satisfy
a judgment amounting TO Sl47-s5, to-
gether with interest thereon from the 15th
day OF November, 1917. at the rate Of six
percent per annum. and costs OF suit, in
favor OF said Herald News company, auu
against said clyde +. Holmes
Given under my hand, this 10th day
OF December. 1917.
LON GARNER.
Consta BILE
By J. D. Jones. deputy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
LAUGHLn HOTEL.
81 FRANKLIN ST.


Finest and best furnished, cos
fest. most comfortable and refined
family hotel in e Paso or the
Southwest.
Rooms and suites OF rooms. with
or without bath. Public tubs and
shower baths on every floor Teie-
phone every room tBeu connec-
tioul. Steam heat. running water
hot and cold, IN every room
Passenger elevator. Beautiful
lobby with- homeliks fireplace
Coy music room Wei equipped
library. Reception room on every
floor. Convenient writing desks
on every floor. Every bed has q
Sealy mattress. every room a rich
velvet carpet.
This hotel is built for comfort,
refinement. elegance. yet the
prices are moderate. II IS eIclu-
sive. quiet and every room IS an
outside room
Two blocks. from depot, three
blocks from center Of city. An
up-to-date European Hotel in
every respect.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
For SaIe-MiseeRaneOus.

~-~-~-~---~---~-~-~-~--~-
WANTED-To buy chickens. Phone S973R.
FULL dress suit. IKE rev. Phone I3Si.
SIX hole coal range for sale. Phone 5ssi.
HANDSOME display case. value S25O, foT
s125- Phone 5o76M
LIGHT delivery wagon and second hand
lumber cheap. Phi 59lSR.
MISTLETOE orders filled. 800 Up 1Oc
pound. !. Kllgore. Berino. n n
SECOND hand bicycle for sale. 1410 wy
orning.
BBBY cart for sale in good condition,
cheap. Phone 5osIJ.
FOR SALE-New Victrola and 80 rec
ords. VIII sacrifice for cash Phi ISIS.
/. c. 5. electrical engineering reference
library and set Universal dictionaries
Phone 665SR.
L HAWAIIS guitar and case. Alto Horn
with case. / black overcoat Gone 10 the
army. Inquire IS Palms Court, after 8
D. m
SEVEN dairy cows and heifers FOR sale
or trade for late model auto. also dairy
wagon and other equipment IN. s94JS.
GAS range, coal heater. oil stove and
other articles OF furniture for sale, 1919
Myrtle Ave
COMPLETE steam hosting plant ana
equipment for small mine, including tools.
buildings and everything needed for mia
Fierro y. n.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A new shipment OF Drophaad sewing ma
chimes, ircluding Singer Standard. Davis,
White and Free and many other makes.
from SO up 10 $40. Sixty days same As
cash or 81 90 a week
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
107 South Stanton St Phone SIS
FOR SALE-One chest Of Rogers silver
ware twenty-six pieces. one solid gold
L. . ~ q
Lavllier $3.50. worth IS: one solid gold
cameo lavilier. s.. worth $40: one solid
gold AK signet ring. s.. worth $3.50;
combination set. chain. knife, links and
scarf pin, s125; 1 Hamilton twenty-one
jewel railroad watch adjusted five posi-
tions twenty year filled case. S25. worth
S45s solid gold cameo brooches. 81 80.
worth IS. No. . Eastman folding cameras
SAYS. The above goods come from fret
class house and are warranted 70 be as
stated. Inquire us y. Kansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
e. Renl-Room, Furni.bed.

bedrooms and Housekeeping. 512 Myrtle
FURNISHED room FOR rent Phone esss
III n Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
Dogs for Sale. Wanted. Etc.


WANTED CHIHUAHUA DOGS, MALE
AND FEMALE. 4 TO MONTHS OLD.
WRITE STATING PRICE. :. W. swift
ZER, ISL COLBERT AVE, OIL CITY
PENNA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
IRRIGATED VALLEY LANDS FOR
FARMING.

We have for sale or trade the finest
irrigated lands in the valley Large and
small tracts Valley lands are coming TO
the front. Get IN while the prices nre
right. We have a special plan Tor good
farmers; a small payment down and pay
the rest as rent Call and see Us.
BAILEY LAND CO.,
Phone 206S. sos Herald BLDG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
VALLEY LANp BARGAINS

We have a few choice tracts to
offer Tor a short time These are
all very fine silt soil and well To-
Gated. all IN cultivation and al
falfa-
So acres IN Socorro. Price f1100
2s5z acres, Socorro, house $4,000
6 acres in Tsleta .......-.--Se090
IS acres n. Loop road, acre. 2e5
IS acres IN Tsleta, on paved
road. FER acre -----------S 500
Il acres in Tsleta, on paved
road. per acre ------.---.-S $50
acres in Ysleta, on paved
road. per acre ...---------s 800
ANDERSON-FILLER INVESTMENT co.
sos Mesa ave Phone 4951