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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-05
Seeks Cotton Cloth Agency.

No. An agency Is desired by a man In France
f0r the sale Of cotton cloth.
agency for the sale Of edibles Of all kinds. such
as canned vegetables, fruits. meats: also
hatchet.. spades, rsfes, Kitchen utensils, tin.
ware
,2Sl A man in Australia desires TO secure
scrtptions American nrns should state com
mission allowed.
esq A Arm in Spain IL in the market for
beef tripe castings for sausaees.
,e3, An agency 10 desired by a man In
Franco for the sale Of electrical appliances;
arr. .Sup sos for ae the n. 70 q
factory for the manufacture Of woollen cloth.
.2S An agency 10 desired by hrm In Aus
phone equipment nail wire. brass. copper and
aluminium sheets and rubber Eoods.
226 man In Spain wishes to secure an
agency for the sale Of novelties Of all kinds.
especially inventions recently patented. He
Will also make purchases II practicable.
szN: A firm in France desres to represent
American manufacturers OF sewing machines,
bicycles and sccespries for such The Arm
especially desires "a secure the representation
Of house. prepared to furnish regularly stocks
cycles many Of which are in use in that sec
don.
nv A music house in Switzerland wishes
Of phonotraph disks of all sizss for the needle
system. mouth organs, hand harmonious, cylin-
der records and xithers.
France for the sale Of raw material for auto
mobiles and avistion.
40. A national school OF applied arts and
trades In Bolivia desires TO purchase ma
chinery, tools, equipment and materials neces-
hry for teaching work in wood, metal. leather
and textiles.
fs4l. An agency 10 desired by a man in Spain
for the sale Of watch chains and other jewelry.
2Ne, A man in Peru wishes TO purchase locks
or various sizes.
t43. A agency IL desired by q man in Spain
for the sale OF raw cotton.
IA banker in Bolivia desires 70 repre-
sent American manufacturers Of modern farm
tools and machines for farming, also producer~
OF seeds and other materials for agricultural
purposes
13+S An agency Is desired ny a man in France
FOR the sale Of food products, pharmaceutical
products and any other products for which
there is a sale In France.
EDs A general commission merchant and ex-
porter in the Canary Islands desires 10 secure
an agency for the sale Of pork products,
2A7 man In Switzerland wishes to secure
an agency for the sale Of pneumatic tires for
motor cars, solid bands motor cycle and hi
cycle tires and other rubber goods connected
with N" automobile and bicycle trade.
'S company in China lie in the market
fnr cleclroplated ware on nickel consisting
o' Hn'ree dishes, cruet stands cake dishes,
rli'"r md lam dishes and similar articles.
"cola should be strongly packed.
:" An agency is desired by man in
spanish lrsular possession for the sale OF
cereals an! aour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-05
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

GATH ST, 1877 E--lsidor Schwartz agt
Jacob wltknd and Samuel weinstein,
owners; Abraham Sacks, contrac-
9TH ST. $50 E--Jacob Borowik agt
Theresa X Spear or Theresa Rhein-
hart, owner and contractor: Theresa
Reinich, contractor ,.....,...,.....i $3.50
sTH ST. 4o7 and 400 E-Ssm Schwartz
agt Herbert W and Perry G Todd, own
ers; John W Thompson, contrac-
WEST ST, 4li--I.ouis Pollmger agt lrma
and Selma Hume, owners. Harry Stein
' borg, contractor. ..,......,,,,.,.,.1iS $3.50
The Bronx.
ALEXANDER AV. ?70--Arthur j Panoff
agt Blanche Groetzinger and Florence
I.oewy. owners; Lonox Const Co, con-
tractor ..:::'.... ''...,,; SltS
don hgt George ID Ebermeyer, owner
william Is Schorer, contractor. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
.' 'rr Manhattan.

SATISFIED MECHANKCs' LIENS.
''i '-' Manhattan.
18TH ST. 2oi e; sd Av, ST to sl-Graham
Olsen agt Petersneld Realty Corp ct al;
= May 10. l9ls......s..........
LIS PENDENs.
The Bronx.
18TH ST, S3s E--Benenson Realty Co
'agt Peter Bolan faction for SPECIFIC
performance OF contract; attys. Elfers
e. Abberley.
lG3D ST, 9. a9 College av. Ssxsb--
Adeline v shaw agt Masnus q Misch
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage; attys,
Shaw. Fisk a. Shaw,
BRONX BLVD, 469S-Matter OF petition
OF John h Mehinop faction to register
tNl6: atty. w Fairchild.
EASTERN BLVD. n ., so W Quincy st.
25xl0O---Mstthew Waldron sgt Adela NJ
Harrington ct al foreclosure OF mtE) /;
atty. Mspes. No..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-05
FOREIGNERS SEEK
AMERICAN GOODS
Argentine Importers Desire
4 Sending Of Unsolicited
Samples Cease.
PRACTICE COSTS HEAVILY
Charges Are at Least S1.95
Even When Contents
Are Valueless.
PRACTICE COSTS HEAVILY

Tie weekly list OF TRACE chances gain
cred by the United States Bureau OF
Foreign and Domestic Commerce is
given below.
To retain the good will of Argentine
importers producers here are urged not
10 send unsolicited samples by parcel
most. The samples frequently do not
interest the Arsentinian and are OF no
value 10 him, although he may be called
unon to pay heavy customs and delivery
charges on them.
The difficulty and expense involved In
.uch shipments are thus described by
srm In Buenos Ayres:
Upon arrival OF a parcel post pack
are the post Office sends formal notice.
and We then have to present declara-
lion Of ignorance OF contents, which
costs 4 pesos paper H1.70). The con-
tents are thereupon examined by Gus
toms official, and when they are Of no
commercial value an additional charge
Of $50 peso paper cas- cents) is made.
Dutiab,e goods are. of course. subject to
the usual duties"
Addresses Of persons and firms may
be obtained through THE Sun. CUES
tions regarding published items should
be on separate sheets. a sheet to each
item, and the number OF the item should
in all cases be stated. THE SUN does
not furnish credit ratings or assume
any responsibility as to the standing OF
business men or firms abroad. The
usuaI rrecaution should be taken In all
cases.
Those desiring United States goods
and what thew want are:
r.I The sanitary department Of q city in
Argentina is DESTROYS Of receiving bids for the
construction of a sulphuric acid plant for
supplying chemical for the water treating
until November g. 1918.
2?2S The exclusive representatives In the
United States OF a commission merchant In Hol-
land are DESTROYS Of receiving samples. quota
tions. price Lists and catalogues for after the
war trade Of the following articles Innings.
buttons Of all kinds. snap fasteners. cotton
elastic for different purposes. ready made gar.
tsn and braces and complete outfits and metal
P. ssoa o. peS ass
cheaper gradee. laundry powder or washing
compounds, talcum powders in fancy metal
boxes. best quality rubber tires and tubes for
sslins wire and al sinds Of factory reeuirc.
ments, such a. tsatinss. pscktnFs, asbestos
so,S meta, sGtt s
kinds Of machine odl for light and heavy ma
chlnery and other products.
ie8. A man in south Africa desires to re-
ceive catalogues and quotations from American
manufacturers and exporters u woOllens.
worsteds, polo Innings, canvas, indigo serge,
cream and colored gabardlne. Italian cloth
and boots and shoes.
e2z7. An agency is desired by a man In Spain
for the sale OF paints and pigments.
TBS. The United States branch Of q trading
association In Holland desires 10 represent
American manufa cturers Of table glassware,
window glass. esrthenware, leather belts for
machinery, paper, artificial roofing material in
the Dutch East Indies. A representative of
the association expects TO leave for the Dutch
East Indies in the gear future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-05

lieD ST, sS f. xl2i,SxlsSkllslo--
Minnie Lefko~itz to Mary Maroon. 39i
r Ji3d st. mtg $500. July 4; atty.
Title Guar a T Co. l7s Bway
BROOK Az. isa5. N,sxso - Bsnenson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
Senate Ready Vote
On Overman Measure
tRy Associated Pres

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. April 27.-The
senate today took up the Overnan bill I'M
der the limited debate agreement. Both
sdes were ready To begin voting on the
amendments To the bill which would grant
author ty To the president 10 reorganize
and coordinate the government depart
ments. Leaders expressed the hope that
final vote will be reached before ad-
lournment.
Senator Mclean of Connecticut. repub-
lican said he would vote for the bill 'and
hope the pres dent will remove the monkey
wreches from the machine and put in men
of demonstrated ability"
The debate was opened by Senator Cold
of Rhode Island. who sand he would sup
port the measure. Senator Kellogg Of
Minnesota said he would support the
amendment elimina Ing the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
Utmost Effort Now
Needed By Allies
(Ey Associated PresS.l

LONLON, April 27.-Commentng on
the Flanders battle in a serious tone. the
morning papers contend that the situation
imposes upon Great Britain the necessity
of putting forth the utmost efforts. espe-
cially of furnishing more men to supply
the waStage in the ceaseless fight ng.
I'VE are faced with Il crisis more peril
ouS and momentous than has hitherto
arisen" says the Daily Telegraph. ''rhe
possession of the channel ports by ihe en-
envy would make our task on land and sea
infinitely more intricate and COSTLY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
No Austrian Blood
For Hun Conquests

LONDON. April 27.-"Onc thing IN cer
tain" says the Arbcitcr Zcituug ot Vienna
Al quoted I'D an Exchange Telegraph di~.
patch from The Hague. 1--WE are not going
~ allow Austrian blood IN ~ she'd either
now "r later to retain German conpue~t~.'
The paper make the statement III crit
icl~m ut thc virtual conquest dt /. yoniu
ana E~ihouia hy Germany
'Genuany'- act un will have been paid
Tor with another war ~ soon az Russia i
strong enough. This. of course. ~ Ger
mnnN, Ln-inr--"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27

Paris. April PA German attack near
Themes on the front southeast Of Amens
was broken up LAS " ght. II j. officially
announced Artillery fighting continue.
on the front between NiIler~- Brctonneaux
ad llancard
The Germans attacked our defenSes on
rhe railroad west of Thennr-." the state
meni add~. but S-re unable 10 approach
our positions. We carried out rcc~~ful
raids ~ the region of the Disc canal near
Loivre and northeast WI Carnillet and took
2 number of prisoners. The artillery
fighting was rather severe u Nerdun on
the right bank If the Meu~e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
FRENCH AGAIN HOLDING
POSITIONS WEST OF MT.
KENNEL, in FLANDERS

LONDON, April 27.-Con,nuing their
counter attacks east vi Amen~ the alles
have gained further advantages in the
IIangard- Niller-- Bretonneaux sector. il =
officially announced. The French have
rocaptured positions from Locre TO La
Clyrc. wv FIuudcr-. west vi Mount KEN
mel. Fighting IN The Flanders front north
of ly~ was very severe. The enemy adj
l.ancn wa- held at ull points. Heavy
lo~-e~ were inflicted on the Germans.
The Germans attacked heavily south Of
Npre-- There wa~ q long battle for Noor-
MazccIe. two miles south w Ypre~. which
,hc British retained. taking hundreds Of
prisoners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
Military Measures
Taken By Holland

LONDON. April 27.-Reterrng to the
tension between Holland and Germany he
Rotterdam correspondent of the Telc-
graph understands that the Dutch govern
ment already has taken preliminary steps
% br ne about certain military measures.
German papers reaching Holland lecture
the Dutch regarding risks they are run
nng. One paper warns them aga n~t llol-
land becoming second Belgium. ''that j.
TO say. a place from which Great Britain
may attack Germany"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
Urues Increase OF
AirpIanes Building

LONDON. April 27-In urging the Brit
ish nation 10 Increase the output of air
planes. the DAILY Ma in an editorial
dwe'l- on the Importance for Germany Of
RusSa'~ detection a. affect no supremacy
i'm the air. Russia aiplane~. It says, have
n great reputation in Germany and some
of them had ben used n models by Ger
man manufacturers. "'The collapse of
Russia" the paper adds. enables Ger
many To exploit and turn TO her own use
all factories and arlomeS in Russia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
COMMIT TEES
WORK BEING
HAmPEREO
BY ENEMY
STORIES
THE STANDING.

The Central Liberty Loan Committee
here say they are being embarrassed by
oft-repeated statements cu.rculated III
Brownsville that il i not the desire of our
government To raise much of the loan IA
small cites and agricultural sections but
that they are rather DESTROYS of rails ne
the loan in the larger center~ Of popula-
ton where money l. more plentiful and
cheaper.
This statement. the committee through
its chairman, +. W. kibbc, absolutely deny.
Chairman kibbe said today: Il ab,o-
lntely challenge any one to show any au-
thor.ty whatever for ysuch statement.
The government by its assignment of a
quota to Cameron county of 5000, 900 10
be ra sed was not Jesting nor msincere.
They want that amount Of bonds sold
here-and more if possible.
1.-The government by continuous and
daily letters and teeerams 10 the local
committee urging Us To greater efforts, Is
showing its absolute desire that Browns
VILE and Cameron county raise the quotas
assigned.
"Anyone who makes any statement to the
contrary is knowingly or unknowingly en-
barrassing the work of our comm ttee and
aid ne the German cause.
"The government. has, in facut. warned
committees throughout the country that
such talk was being INDUCED in by those
who were opposed to the law.
"The government is desirous of an over
subscription and the greatest distribution
of bonds possible.
"The committee j. look no To NIL sed-
blooded Americans and patr otic and loyal
Brownsv lie citizens 10 help in raising our
quota and TO quell any talk that i liable
to defeat our purpose"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
$3.50 RAISED FOR THE RED CROSS

Teachers from the Tre~quila~ and No
gales schools. who entertained Jointly last
Saturday night for he benefit of the jun
iur Red Gross chapter. announced TO-DAY
that profit of ~l50 had been made for
the TWO schools The entertainment con
sisted of 4 kcrmi--c and Mexican sun
per. The school build ng ana grounds were
decorated In Red Gross and Liberty Loan
ilag~. Charles Starck. q friend of the
schools. replantcd number NJ large palm
trees. beneath which the supper was @erv-
ed. The guests were greeted ~ the teach
err and pupils of the school. who were
dressed a. Red Gross nurses. The teach
err who arranged the program were: Mrs..
J.. !. Jagou, Mis- Josephine Webb. Miss
Viola Egley and II. r. IIockadav.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
Who GAVE?
Especial to The lIcraldl


DALLAS. Tex. April 27.-The
Federal Reserve Bank issues thc toll
lowing: la~. night saw q solder
taking leave ut h~ mother at raj
road station. The two drew away
from the crowd The woman threw
her arms around the boy neck and
looked mp III HIM az She ~ohbed words
which w.Il remain forever sacred to
the occasion.
For W moment could not zee very
clearly. and I'm q consequence bump
cd onto friend VT nuc-a man. by
THE way. who has made more money
this wear than ever before in h y lie
After friendly greeting. he said
SAY. YOU fellows are hit NJ IL
up pretty hard WI this Liberty Loan
business. no YOU realize that We are
having IA make some terrible ~acri-
tice~ lo meet our quota l''
My friend has hu~ie~~. owns
farm land and has Y substantial bank
balance lIe has no hoy IN the army
ana he ha~ subscribed ~lO.NnO w the
Liberty Loan. liz sacrifice consisted
ot the los III about one and three
quarters per cent un ~lO.uun. for
probably hc wouli have secured tx
per cent n~ rgd ut fnrr and uu.-
quarter per cent had hc invested h-
money VI ~omg other way than the
purchase IA Liberty Bonds
What i the matter with my friend!
" hc progressive man nr traitor
or even 2. poor American! Not hit
WI i.. ILL., iu-t ha- not the right
glasses ter h N sion lie doesn't
see things quite right. that'~ all He
Will. though ! ann sure III lt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
MINISTER DID NOT LEAVE HAGUE

WASHINGTON. u. ~. AnriI 27-Tbe
Netherlands legation says the German
minister to The Hague did not leave for
Germany a. reported, and that The Dutch
minister to GermanN returned home Ia dis
cu~~ the progress of negotiations with
Germany.
No ultmatum. the legation announced.
ha~ been sent - Holland ~ Germany.
either N relation 10 the sand and gravel
q ~putc "r any other questions that have
arisen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
-. -
New Trial Sought
For Thomas Mooney

SAN FRANCISCO. Cali. April o7-A
new trial and the removal of the death
sentence on Thomas Mooney VIII be moved
IN court next Thursday BY the defense at
torney.
Defense attorneys said the trial will be
moved on the ground Of wilfnl fraud and
malfeasance in office on the part Of Dis
trict Attorney Charles Fckert aad his a.
; stants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
Masses Jury. Unable
10 Agree, Discharged
CRv Associated Press }

NEW YORK. n. ". April 27.-The Jury
IN the ease of Max Eastman and a-.oci-
aie~ Of The socialist publication The
Masses" reported today that II j. unable
- agree. The Judge released them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
RED CROSS NOW OWNS BONDS

The L 2 Grande chapter Of the Red
Gross announced this afternoon that il
was presented today with 800 in bonds Of
the Third l. herty Loan and SIS in cash,
the proceeds Of the fancy dress BAH for
children. given last night al the officers
paw lion ut Fort Brown under the direction
of Miss Minnie Duffy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
BREAD SITUATION NOT CRITICAL

LONDON. April 27.-rhe reichStag
food council at a recent meeting on the
question of reduc ne the bread ration. de-
clared that the ~ituai:ov at present was
not critical enough To warrant such action.
The stand was taken in view of the inn
portat on of grain from the U,ra ne, some
of which already has arrived.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
BROWNSVILLE
TROOP FULLY
RECRUITED
PREPARED
MUSTER

Seventy-~iX men. ~iX above the mimi
mum the regulations require for q cavalry
troop. had enlisted IN the Brownsville cav
airy troop until noon today. Last night
CAPITA W. :. Wumack tclceraphcd GEN
eral Jake Wolter~ asking that an cxamin-
ing surgeon he sent Ia Brownsville
II confidently believe that we w II have
a full troop Of lO5 men before 4 doctor
can Get here from Houston. We are sign
inc men just - fast a. We can get To them
and write up their enlistment papers, hc
told the commander
Many. in fact most VI the members WI
the new organization are Texas Mex cans.
They are men both over ana under the
draft age. They are ~k He'd in the ham
ding of horse and. T the Texas cavalry
IN assigned ~ border duty arc men whose
tverv training and instinct should make
them inyaunhle for this work.
Probably ~ per cent Of the men. ac-
cording to the recruiting Officers are. ~
have been recently employed a. vaqucra-
ar cowboys on nci4hhoring ranches. Eleven
vaqucro- th'~ week were signed III from
the Brown ranch.
The muster role ot the irnnn ~ date fol-
lows:
Jose II. CARA.
Joe u. Galvan.
Fred Lopez.
Alfred Rou~-et
Alberto Castro.
Manuel Cavazo~.
Eduardo Lopez.
Serofin Martinez.
Martin Aeuilar.
Jose CabaZada.
Teodoro Ri y.
Roman Madonado.
Manuel Col9a, Jr.
George Egly.
Nemec:o SalaZar.
.Genero Soils, San Ben.to.
Romeo Ramirez. san Benito.
Tomateo Na~quez. San Benito.
Bcnieno Leal, san Benito.
Everisto Miree~, San Ben To.
Jose Aguirre, San Benito.
.EsteniolaS MARTINEZ, San Benito.
Santos Molina. San Benito.
Juan Care ~ San Benito
Tomas Rodr euez. San Ben.to.
Alfredo Garcia, San Benito.
Andres Luna.
Emmett Egly.
Pablo Caballero.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
GREATEST ARMS DEVELOPMENT

NEW YORK. n. ~. April 21.-The Ger
man people are informed tina long range
guns hombardine Paris mark the "grent y
ct progress IA the development of fire
arms since the invention VI powder in Y
~cm'-otilcial announcement appearing IN
the pres.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
(Rv Associated. 1ras. !
sri HEADQUARTERS

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE. April 27.-The Germans pau4-
ed last night N the drive against allied
territory about KENNEL, undoubtedly to
enable the reorganization OF hi~ forces for
fresh attacks. German art llerv con linues
to hammer the defending positions but
during the carly hours today no fresh
German offensive IN this region was re-
corded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
DISTURBANCES IN cAUcASIA.

AMSTERDAM, Holland. April Elk
tensive disturbances in Baku. trans Can-
casia. are reported in Berlin dispatch.
The expectation of petroleum TO Black sea
ports has ceased and oil wells are reported
destroyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
EFFORT TO PREVENT STRIKE

WASHINGTON, ID. c. April 27.-An eff
fort to prevent a nationwide strike of pa
permakers. called for May l. will be made
by the National Labor War Board when il
meets on Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27

LONDON. Apr 27-Britsh casualties
repored this week vert 1880 The cas-
udit,S were divided as follows: Killed or
died OF WOUNDS: Officers. i0S: men, 266
Wounded or mssing-0ffcerS. 207I men
1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27

PARIS. Anrl 21.-The Introduction of
a system of three mnatless ravs a week is
uIced in the official note.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
Liberty Loan Now
Above Two Billions
tRy Associated irr=s.I

WASHINGTON. d. G.. April 27.-Par-
'al reports from Liberty Day sales put the
lolan figures to S2.ll3.9gS. 800.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27

David Lopez.
AriaHdro Perez.
Rafael Ruiz.
Albert Wcrgi~ki.
Melton Mu-a.
Frcdcr.co Amcro.
SAINT u.o Galvan.
Fcrmil Herrera.
EnamacIun Amaru.
Jesus CARA.
Francisco Flores.
Daniel Ruhio.
Amadco Il. Cavazos.
Eduardo Loza.
Albert D,villa.
Eouifacio BurrientO~.
Ramon Cori mas.
Eur .aHn Curjpz.
Emilio Ja9o.
Guadalupe Garcia.
Pedro Ma~carro.
Alfredo q. Saenz.
Joe Il. Guzman.
Lcondas l.. Sanchez.
Richard +. Turpin.
Manuel Pena.
Jose u. Mendez.
Eddie b. Daugherty.
In ~. NuneS.
Manuel Caniu.
Manuel Nahquez.
Jose Brito.
Prc>cencio Oliveira.
Amado u. Perez.
David Aguirre.
jose Care
Rodo'io Lopez.
= mon MariineZ.
FEEDER cn Cara. san Ben to.
Juan Nasqucz. Po nt Isabel.
ENRIQUE Galvan. Point Isabel.
Graz l.. Masa. Point Isabel.
Leopoido E-plnosa, Point Isabel.
Willie X. ESparza. san Ben 10.
Pablo Galvan. San Benito.
Paul Cara, San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-04-27
CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON. D. G.. April 27-The
casually list TO-DAY contains one hundred
and thref names. divided as follows:
Killed in action, IT,
De- OF accident. A.
Died of disease 2
WOunaed severely. az
Wounded slightly g.
Missing 2
The Dermott news., 1918-05-23

by our General Assembly. Two thirds
of the time and money of our legisla-
lures are wasted on measures that
should be handled in our local courts.
am against the legaized Insurance
Trust Every man who owns insurable
property today and takes out a fire in
surance policy is being robbed and the
robbery is condoned by our state: The
insurance companies make the rates
and We have to pay them or go without
protection. 1t is not the local agent s
fault He must maintain the rate un-
der orders.
My opponent is in the insurance bus
mess in Hamburg and has no platform.
Yau have tried him once and he did
nothing for you and will do nothing
now but play politics. am not pol
itician.
| will thank you for your vote on the
2Sth for State Senator.
Yours Truly,
E. w. KINDER.