The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 174, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 30, 1916 Page: 2 of 4
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Meece. I \*
ntalln* l»*»wt».
Througboitt the t *vhHt- ’l*e»*' •* 4“ |
tmiwlc i*tt4 wn»ff. addlnr mnch I® th* |
•blight of the h*«r**r* Mu* Mabel
"HHtt ”H»-C;iUse V«**t't« Mil** X*.'*'?. I
htiitt " in h«« '>«n •!• Ilchtf-il wi<.
The postman h* tl«’ !*«“» n( Mr. I
|^o.**>* *|it*ur .-irrhctl at the appoint'd !
time bearing many .««»’* addieftd-|
. ,t tn Miss MofLtt !♦* way of mirrcls
fol each of whirl* #h*‘ “lunedl
hefrer she *'H* permitted to open th* *n I
Kach p.uhar« Surprises I.
an th*- man* hcantifnl gift- ware l”’ |
d.m< and -tiowH around. Mis* Moff- Il |
t»rn* b‘*i*lv pr*-»idlne
Th«**e present were Mrmlsrm?
11 wrier. J I* H«»u*t|j, .
,h„ <• *ti»k V E M’MW
tian*-. l't-4 Field* U f*
Thr
Htibdn*
r»f Mr*
,t. ' ; .... i. . .
Ful<li<* class of tin* Baptist I
sch<a»l entertained at thr home I
Is** C. Sisk *••-!•• «li»* from I
I.. ; •*• kn it wuh u *ht»w*T for Mi
IJlliatt Moff-U!. whoa*
marriage to Mr. O-«-i»f T tl.'<o» of • ••’
!*ii* (‘ItrUtl has been announced.
Mr*. Si-k'- to’in* wan a very pretty j
«cen«». dc<-**rat<-d tn Milo* amt blo k. '
lh. Filletl* o|*wK color* Thr <*»l»»* '
Ri lii'Hi. na- ’"hntlftlll* rSrrriud out *tt I
thr reception suite when- iHUltHn of
•**h-flowor* were arranged. Th** till*
ItiK ti*bl*‘ ** (•* <!♦•< ••rat’d with st banket |
nf Min-finwrr* in thr c»-h!»-r .ironnd ’
whk'h were arrnnaod Brann ca#dh‘-|
sticks tied with yellow mahnr bearing!
vo)h>H ori-h.’itiifi tai**'"!'*. nhd th«‘ j
nnndwhh trndkci'’ also tied with lollo* (
WHOM I It Kilt HI'*’* H’H I I IT.
are
i
t
•*t*n the
i rii*w** al lhe
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I hr I M»r« «lwa of Wan* a kW»M '*«*•
tervr la Ha* t II).
\ nliiblH-rn tatikarhe is *HU** to
oispert kidney tr-'Ubtr When the
kidno** are Inflamed and swollen. |
atooptna brings a shsrp twinge it* lh“
Jrmall of bach. that almost taken that
breath away. !*• «» • Kidney Pills re-1
,*(*•• sluggish kidneys rrHeve arhins
hack* Herea IW <’»” l”"”f
A Shotiliz <ontrn« lor. Bay CHF. |
«iy«; M* kldltey* were too ft-
<|ttenll) tn arftnn and ratiard m» rnwrh
...—, JJtr
hipa both
work I ;
IMtitrr. ! E <Tran» V I. iMwII*
\ H t/rklr, Holrrrl «’“k « ’’
•lemon. H l#ti xndrr^on .!<‘»hn
F F Atrlkinahl. 1*. E flillw'l,
Mhwm MllUtn Moffett. Hl/ahrth fill’
Wrt, Martaht t onarr Viol* Middle
brortB. U’ilHah Coiwer. Mhmlr fl*w- j
man. Adria Conarr. KMU t«* ”:’rT’ j
MW* Mahrl Hamttl. lohnnh Mothir-
i.itoi. Towitnia WrtirtW.' IM*
pe^rl Morton
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I’lrlna 1 ••*** w'th lh“
* • fjrnml Wodne-dn* w”‘
mntlnrr and nlaht.
OH! Bl IIMh!
mH* inerthrf Thr* hM .......
r..< thr onlUthtrtiimnt of th*'lr r< i*t*tioran«r M' k -*ln<» «*»'■
* .1. ehitdtrn nf thr ronftlt' .trmibU t’.»in« «cro»i« my I
m„r*. for the rh M7n / 7 hetdwrt mr at t.mra wh*>« at work
(or rneg^rr* looklna to in ,(J » Kidnc* Pill* at Hu time
trrWHint of inWik fnr ‘he family, mor’ and hat( uhrB B|or,. al»a|i
. .u- h.^lth measure*, mote if arttlnt enrrlkn* rcanlU”
for Off ***' ♦»**“’’ fw pri^ M H|| 4<.akrit non-!
mahtna for tetter «anH. almidy ask ft*r a kidney remedy^t
irnrr food mote for injprotrment ‘".fWian-t Kidnry PHIa — tha awn** that
_____J •»»»■• *•* t**a tm Mr Whoultt had FVwter Milburn <’»
pahlr
done.
Mm
.... Mm ita.««
---tbo tliouaht d»‘ i*
-t*d not only r«N»‘ »»’d
and yanked it tW'BW*
•_ hut »l«» mat*
it thrtniah th* • onv* allot*
--i of the opltoatna
wond«rf»ti work mol
look tiffl* f«r the noiM- to
the rhrtH* started.
paUl.irnentarim** •«**«•«
than !»»'»’ *'*T he'”
IraUlalor*** and imlltt-
The* ha*r man* «■»
were men they
■• hut. “st'
f1m»t b.idem, *n»P’- lohh'i*’*. hnl
tl»i>» nit <h> ’heir work **» well, sthcrrn
,n thetr uhdettakinaa. ihnt thr t**tW
iV v. r ink- , time » <*« »»** *
„rtini. it hlM know* th—' v*r* < apa-
I,, wtoio n url re««llt*
Utt It la not in the matter of th*
the* pU* nr th the rtHtteM*
OT mrrnmb in ihelr • on*, nt or th-
thua win. that com-
‘and admiration «»’
the arodt wofk
and me «'O”
There I* no
i intricate for
enaaaiM
BHirtd hare
i Th<y hare Iwa
morrmrnt* for ’hr
world than <*ll th*
m» In auitltd
In the union
lH»ard member it*
of Wirna# »
(,nd it »arrted to « two Ihhd-
Ti»e dl-l'.*’* he* tell how it »o
Aft toliowe .
|% nu* imt krr. pr.»ldrut of th*
hMoratton. who n tlnia thh- year, m.rn^
ly triad to Mdettrtik tW rr*im*m ..nd
tu,* ah.*! It war. haMltW •«*’* <h‘
(.mel|.lr*' wikI the diacou. am d «<*»«
had ulM.iit ait»n up. it «a»
,(..j Mr- Pl'ii' uo i wL_
j*4 acted qnhhi)
<*»»!, Brat.iw’d it
the astonHIied tmanl.
aa-d n* act i-------
t,<dc,re th* anar* ».**•*
futtlon •* ***** -
it took a
aubsidvr «»h' »-
There are
them letter
found In many
cnl oemyention#
pahle w*'B. if the*
would tie vnlbd imtroller*
> l. adrrn, * hip*- I
all do their work
their und«'t i»k‘na* ■
vk’totirs* the*
u*i*hd“ thr WMWt
thr |H‘*»ple. hill it I* tn
they hate uccompH*h’^ ’
UttttWHf tn accoiwpH’l*
•|1I< tlon ton great or too
them tn atta.k MnrMhm*
the be#* thnnaht nt ’he
had their alteitthm
1rmd«N I® ««><*■
tu ttermeiil **f fl**1
il-'huii Aiiettn American.t
A polltu.il party tMt itmnmghl* or
Kattlied. working m» ialvOittHWh and
with »«> find a purpoir tn* dm* tt»»
|Vd»ratiuu nt \Voiii.<n*a chilis in th*
I'nitCd Stat*1*, cutlid p*fp*‘tiia»e itaeh
In hnldina all “lil«e» in Hi* land
Th* Wat «d iH'li’h ***** «nm“K the mH*
ntnai admit that limy may h-urn much
from the women in tin it vlu». work
tuning the i>t*««n« m«-.-tii*a *4 ”»«
frilrral.'d etuba in N«‘« Yolk a prntt'
•sitiou t«> iiuth*' certain * hmm. * in the
law* of the uraaniHltiwn »»• mad* anil
it prod'H. 't a t*attlr with It was carried
.Oil with a di i'1.1' of dWJilJI '•»
(Mil .4 tin- dri.-Mato», a» *heWd P*»“
Uclana. Which would ha**’ i»‘*’ •*•
eiiaim th* ’.-Horta ,,v b‘ s' w*’n
<6e ,ountr> when the l'«*»'-r
..f thr -l-m" ’oiler Hi « nmumal pol
llleitl < «»li*entl«»ii
The pr*»i*o*HI*»h wilt*
thr law t’*a‘ r«rr* *<**•
shrnild hr allowed one
the ginrral Fed’t ati.m
club*
lady to
M III HI
ample
talk *4 il
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H lltsUtlH III III M M >w I EU.il
Kt IKH.lt HI I I IM-
.4
great deal about the proposed con-
ference with (letu-ral Pi railing at f ’a-
mum (iraiideH on Wedncadav or Thurs-
day of thia week.
will k'-ep hi* appoiiitineht. hut doubt I l»».|i< fit
ia express* d in official quartern that' for
the nm iim will ‘-ver take place. | on
town of Wad:
Fourth <»r lul’
•h li ollo*r
He has stated he tion of homes and cities, more tor the
I of tie- country iiomes. more
•• tl.-rim nt of a iiiiii u and children
the farms, more for music, more
In any • vent, (hmeral Perahltig has for art, mon for educating the world
aniioiinv' d that the poaitiona o<«'U|ii*-d
by the Aimrliati forces will not be
.hanged, no matter what <llniH>s|tlon
Gavin* and Trevino make of their
troops.
'tin Alexicuns have established
Ito ItiisineKH League of Wadsworth
will hold .i meeting an Turmluy night
ih.- *>ili of .Iuik- to •hit <iffterr* an
t«i appoint <ivl*‘Kules to Hie I'exa:
Fatmels' liislitutc, and to take ti|i tie
qtiealtotl. shall th'1
**«u*tti <•• ‘••■brat*" the
. this year? and to talk over
to better methods of living of deport-
ment, of alma for the higher lif< than
have all the men who ever ofganlici'd
for these purpowa.
The grow th of woumn'a cluba ia evi-
<leto<d by the tact that there Hie now
l»H«e at Villa Ahumada on the Me*l< an I ^p.omi dvh,-gat<-H assembh-d lii New
i entrul railroad. The position is al- iyork. comiiig from every utgt< m the
ready occupied by 3<>l)d cavalry, and M j union. Hom Canada and oilier conn
It. only a day's inarch from there to 4rica. The effect of the good wori.
the American Hun* of communication tlje woman’* clubs is felt in «vei ■
A Cree! and a r*'rr»izas, namet- sec tion of the globe,
anathema to .Mvxirnii revolutionists,1 <>—o ——~—
II, j.il II Ciudad liiarez. eliarged WILL HH*L io HtKIlY.
with speaking disrespi-ctfully of First |
Chief Carramxa. On* of ’>•<- prisoners |
la Juan Creel, nephew of Enrique <* |,n ln<|a>
.. r , tortm'r Mexican ambassa-
dor to the United States. The other
is Haoitl L‘ gg*'t. a grundsou of Gen.
I,ms T< rnizaa. the grt-atest land owner
In M.'Xico in pre-revolutionary days.
The < ti toms offifisils on the .Mexi-
can end of the International bridge
Capturtd these two exiled voting clett-
titieos.
It in tin- custom of the
officials to "frisk’’ all inward and
out ward tiound pagsong«Ti» on the elec
trie cars Voting Leggett and youir
Creel objected to tlie search . In III*
repartee tliat followed their refusal
W is .tll.g.-'i the two young men stmlo
.mtempliiousiy of lion V.nu“llaiu
**nrran/a. They were sutnmarih taker
from the car ubd thrown Into tail
Im-omtnunicado
Consul <lt»rcla
aft.-riiomi tiiey
lie did not go into the
pr*qms<'d rxuniiile.
—o—a -
woMl \ » \t 11 .
here said Motida'
would tie made an < * • .DAftr is us may ••Ollie Up
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I For Sat.- \ m|,her tire ph.o ton in
I perfect roiidiliotc M«s‘d gentle hora*-;
i tiarnvs* Very i»-nsotinhl«* Apply to
1 Trihun- 3m!d-'w
Mrs. W. C. Wright and son, Sidney
for Marlin, H being theii
intention to walk tin eutir* distance
Tney will il*> m*>st of their hikin
early of mornings and late of eve
nliig, camping out and just lukin
their tim<‘.” As it C about 240 mib -
to Marlin tills is the rveord hike for
any one in tills sedion and is sonv
tiling of a tusk espe< ially for a
undertake.
d< facto
to "frisk" all inward
destruction wrought by the luavy Teutonic guns is seen. As
the con<|turing army enters the Polish capital the citizens
ran lx* observed gazing on the invaders with curiosity and
awe ami later in friendly cTuit with them. The plight of
the refugees who leave their homes with the retreating Jltts-
si.ms only to return and find their alwides in ruins is shown.
Babies j-aze curiously into the camera’s eye, possibly at-
tracted to it by the grinding of the handle, while proud
mothers urge their offspring to look pleasant ns their pic-
lures are lieing taken.
But In-fore the firing line is reach<*<l Mr. Durlxirough
takes his spectators with him from Chicago to England and
from Great Britain to Holland. On this journey he spies a
British patrol through the porthole of thr ship upon which
he sails. Ilis various encounters with government officers
who examine his passports, all appear in consecutive form
until he r«*ach«*s Berlin. There the German capital is found
at the height of its gayety, drexMxl in its best garb and
seemingly oblivious of the happenings outside. Evrryb6dy
appears happy, Inniness gcx's on without the slightest sug-
gestion of the existing strife and r\"t*n the race-course is at-
tendiHfi by thousands of pleasure loving persons on the day
of the derby.
I*imminent Germans obligingly pose for the .American
newsp '!»er man and many well known Americans also smile
tlfmu’ih th*’ films and send their greeting* to their friends.
Notable among th< sr are Miss .lane Adams, who was then
on her famous pence mission, and James \V. Gerard, I nited
States atnhassad<»r to Germany.
The kniser. and kaiavriii. their daughter and three sons,
inehiding the crown prime, emerge from the palace iust
as the camera man appears on thr Hcimc, and l*ef<ire they
enter their ttrnveyance lie hud their likeness on the film.
Einm this n> a< eful and Inaulifu! citv l>url»orough motored
;• f ):<• !>ot’ , of th<‘ strife, armed with ms-essnry credentials
•rd with Aim-rit an pluck nml persey? rance. Along the
v v h> snaps Russian prison* r- nt work on the roads, piling
tip hay an ' - neajrcd in other employment under the super-
i |r fa rmcn • ,'[*!•»!•“. They seem contentful.
I'hc!-- r iphaudly these pictures would lw> a crrolil Io
n- ir cifi* i*nt •‘tibwh*” ohotopraphers than Mr. Burlwir-
0 vh. Then U a lark <»f graynesx throughout th*- OOD feet
of film. Sh rp bla<k anp white lines reflect th*' objects
t-lcarl* and llnrc isn’t the usual flicker evident in most pic-
tures taken bj the average photographer at the front, fte-
miiri n!4i results were olittiinvd by the canurn man when
he fm ittsrd his machine to lake the smoke made by the
Imrstie-. shells in midair and the1 Zeppelins as they sailed
mhivsti<udly over the city <»f U arshaw. The power of thr
len* manifests itself in the distant scenes, picturing the ad-
vances of the German soldiers upon the Polish capital.
W’hatexer has Iwen written about the evacuation ol
Warsaw by the Russians, however graphically was dexertbed
tin- Teutonic assault against the Russians in Poland that
ended with the fall of the last Polish stronghold. Fort Novo
Georgievsk. nothing tan begin to reveal the conditions in
that devastated country like the films which W. H. Durlsir-
ough took at the risk o! hi - lite. Thr reproductions of what
tliis intre|«id newspajicr c<irrespomlent saw at the front,
under cover of General Von Hindenburg’s big guns, will lx*
shown at the GRANB THEATRE Wednesday, May 31.
matinee ami night.
"ON THE FIRING LINE WITH THE GERMANS"
or "With Von llimlenburg’s Army at the Front" is the title
of the film and it comes by it honestly, for Mr. Purborough’s
presence everywhere on the battlefield is evident. If h<*
d*s sn’t examine a freshly made wound on a soldier’s face,
lie ( hats pleasantly with some of the officers, eats with them
and borrows their ts'st horses.
Once on the lmttlcfi« hl. evidences of war npi*var every-
where. There arc no stage scenes, nor doe* thr pictur-*
contain an eternal parade of soldier* marching from no-
wlwr*' to nowhere with artillery and cavalry in the proces-
sion. listlessly advamvng with the consciousness that they
are having their pictures taken. Here the men proceed,
unmindful of the camera’s grind, with determination writ-
ten over their countenan* * s. their jaws set and their kwii
and alert faces seemingly eager to get a Y*iew of their enemy.
Of course, the lighter phases of life with the fighting men
shows them in a different nuxsl. Except for their uniforms
and surnHtndings, an observer* s*ring these men al play,
might forget that he is viewing the stern realtth*x of war
and think he sets a happy lot of ram|H*rx. Never have
motion pictures given a more vivid impression of a battle
than tlu'se lhirls»r<*i»gh films or a m*in‘ comprehensive vis-
ualization of activities at the front. In full view of tin*
camera I hr men charge against their foes in section*—s*»me
<*ne or two nt ilex away from the l» n« ran be plaitdy sera
hy their outlines. •
Column* of men dash forward over Hu- hills and plain .
through ditches and across pooh of water, ktiee ileep. und» r
• *wrr «»f the big guns, to get < loser to th* ir goal, while the
enemy’s shells laHst all around the advancing soldiers,
leaving, trails of smoke in midair like giant sky rockets and
tearing up the earth wherever llay strike. When thr sol-
do r neared th* T destination and fixed their bayonets for
the final assault, thr camera “man sagely withdrew to the
roar.
Views of many towns anil villages depict the drstriu*
tion of iM’acefti! c*»mmunities. Warsaw after its evacuation
and Fort N«»vo Ge**rgievsk alter its fall am* shown. Tl.e
tn talking a 1
Gavlru Ktill
them.
Gi'iieral
b'p, •x<*<pt outlawry, for the peons.
It the money d*'(Hh,clatei‘ much more'
and there H<-ems nothins to snstiun
GRAND
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The Greatest Motion
■1
IS ALL HE SAID IT WAS
You Will Agree With Sherman When You See
“ON THE
FIRING LINE
WITH THE
■MMgermms”
Pictures Ever Shown
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“SHERMAN WAS RIGHT
WAR
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TUI TBIBUNE PK1MIYG COMl’AM
of Congress.
fl GO
One Year
on
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th »>: m» by mi: i. *
PnbUsheri*
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that th**
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r nt th* mlllten
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4OWIYG Kill Hl»l¥ TO HU
UNtMl. MVIIMH I'H MIIIIT.
rhfhtiahw* and
mtn rovin'*
MI HMKIl'Tloy KATES:
The Dall) Tribune
Une Year.......
Months.....
BIMIgyw........ 1111 --------------------
Entered as second cl as* matter at
_______
the postofftce in Bay (Tty under act
»n«
who eartta *s
It*
■|»- F(***’l*a”T
It* terrifhd l»'
-i paid «<» her to
on the «»«h*'i
hl* t**«a**r to ptnieet th
Yp-a»»*h«h- H-»»v*»'tia. ■'<*
Mar*t*ih rhalwui
••I j»*'irlen**’*' hhd
- — *MjM’*nbl*‘C
whom. I’lieCall*'’' *1‘
her aftrr a d*t*-l **’’
flr preale* ^Von
poeltna ImanB
tn matt* her
refuse*
.. 14.0<»
... 2.00
The MaUxorda ( uunty TrlhuBc
(Weekly)
There’s a good acreage of cot ion
planted In (lilt* section tilts *ear. rmteh
of which Ih up and looking welt. When
we begin to grow two bales of cotton
where one or none grow before a big
difference In our financial Affairs will
take place along about Sept<inber
erery year.
Plant cowpeas, peanuts and sor-
ghum cane now. The weather Is Ideal
for these crops and the excellent sea-
son in the ground will cause them to
grow off rapidly.
One of the great advantag' - thi>-
section has over other counties is the
absence of cotion blight In som<
places in many of the counties of in
terior Texas hundreds of acres of cot-
ton die after it is grown from this. s<
fur. Incurable disease. In this >'•<■
Gon nothing of the kind Itolliers th*
cotton, a fact which ought (<> go 1
long way in convincing all that thl
Is a natural cotton country lusofat
as insects ar concerned lh<* ill*- m
worse here than • Isewhcrf, w u
though many think so X I'oll wemvi
is no resin'cter of loialitl'-s and whin
hr Strike* a cotton "patch'' it mutter
not with liim whether (hat -patch” b
on the coast or some Paiihandl*- plnir
farm. All he wants Is to get r lart< <l
His working tilace gives him litth
concern. Th*' sumv can be said of
the arm.* worm Cotton All "looks
alike” to these voracious little prsi
w<» the farmer who Ih»I<I« tu»« k <in cot
ton brcaiis** the worms will «<‘t him
would not make much of a cotton
farmer anywhere The roust rounti'
is the best cotton countty In th*' world
All that la needl'd n«»w l« f<” ’he i'*"
p|r to realize It.
ilcnrictta tTh*-d<i Harn.) ami Lotil
(Jvuli gothrrni are the two orphan'-
Henrietta Is vividly beautiful ant.
IxNilae, while equally f»b l‘» ,,m4
upon. Is blind. On the death of theli
parents It* a I’rmrh pri»«lm-r. th*
urr sent to Paris *h«r* uncle h'»
promised to pro*id* for them On
their arrival in the capital H* iiro tta
who ha* attracted the rye of lhe re
call* Murquls dr Fresh s. I* at*du« t.-tl
by hia orders U>ui»e falls Into hand
of Mother Ft«h hard. i» (irof*-*l*m«
beggar Moth* I Fr.whard has I**'
sons. Jaeqms. u «wu: a« rin*! hand •••'>
daredevil, too jiroud to work,
Pierre, a hunrh back,
honest living »« » grind* r
the squalid cellar that th
call bom* lx»»ii’,e l
Unwel'-otu. atlentiiitis
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 174, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 30, 1916, newspaper, May 30, 1916; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1292606/m1/2/: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.