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ft • Extahllthsd July 4t 1893.
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THURSDAY. JULY II 1918.
KUEHLMANN AND KAISER BILL
4
(Philadelphia Ledger.)
From the loginning of the war down to
a very recent date the offi< ial German ex-
planation of the war was that Kngland.
jealous of German commercial success
persuaded Russia and Fra to join in
an attaek on Germany* Of »*our-e. there
were no facts in support of this and an
abundance of German testifrfony of the
highest character refuses it. But t';;s i-
what Berlin told the people and the peo-
ple believed they were fighting to *h fend
their homes and their >liops mid their
wives and children.
Alter the United ^ ates entered ihc war
and Anglo-American >olidar ty va> dem-
onstrated the government began to tem-
per the hatred «d* F^fti^ainU ft i" --ilile
to believe that LichnowskyV memoiand-
11111 would have been published in German
paptr> except by connivance t*f the gov-
ernment. Or. von lagow was put forward
to answer the prince but in regard to the
pacific purposes of FngUi.d in 101 t. and
the honesty oft Sir Edward Grey’s efforts
the former German mir’stor of 1 re:_r.
affairs eoneurred with tie* former Ger-
man ambassador to London and this was
assumed by Captain lYr>ius i i the Tagc-
hlatt to he a step toward pone Ife -aid
that as these two person* o:po*r<! m -o
many things ggreed that England Gael »•»
avert the war it ought to i*e p*>*- !»'.* to
romp no some ngtt*on;en*
Ami now the mini-.er of fore gn affairs
destroys what little'was l<*it of the offi-
cial German explanation oi ih** war by
fixing the gui;t oil I»ussi-» with Krtinet a-
an accessory while England merely "has
some very dark pages in ito history." Hot
he contradicts the kaiser who few days
ago did his part toward demolishing tie
off eiaJ German explanation b\ describing
the war as ;) conflict l».**v.*tc:t Teuton ism
and Anglo-Sfixonisui. Tiiii win frankly
recognized by the Erankfor £e:tong as a i
admission that while tin* German people
were told that fhev bad been attacked
and must figlu to defend their homes tin*
kaiser now avows that he put Ids country
junto tin* war in order to extern! Teuton-
ism throughout the word.
The minister for foreign affairs com ni-
di cts the kaiser at three |Hiin>s. Tin* kai-
ser said tiiis is a conflict between feu-
tonism and Anglo-Saxonism. Dr. \on
Kuehlmann says the war was dm* to the
Slav nation and the part of the Anglo-
Saxons was very slighr. The kaiser de-
clared that the war is being foughr to de-
termine which of two civilizations shall
dominate the earth and the minister i‘op
foreign affairs says that n«» one in Ger-
many dreamed of world-domination. The
kaiser insisted that the sword of Ger-
many was about to tiling all the blessings
of a German -peace upon the world and
l)r. von Kuehlmann said that such a war
as this could not be brought to an end by
military weapons alone.
The on!y explanation of this mass of
contradictions amdpUfW n^d repudia-
tions is that Gernmhv^has no ease hut
must change its current falsehood from
time to time to meet new conditions*. And
it looks furthermore verv much as if Ger-
many were trying to divert the Germans
from hal red of England by way of pre-
paring them for i>chi*o negotiations with
tout country.
A. Anderson of Donna is in the city on
a business mission.
d.i t K %
J. A. Daffner of?€orpus Christi is in
the city.
cofcUEXvAtioK congress ehocH-
StS 3 VALLEY PROJECTS
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(Continued from Page 1.)
“that the question of n railroad between'
San Antonio nr.d the Kio Grande Valley is!
an utmost'' pressing necessity and of great!
importance not only to the Valley hut to
the C ity of San Antonio; ami Ihpt there-
fore. the Chamber of Commerce of San
Antonio he a liked to appoint n Committee]
TTTemher*<h'f^egWj|ppl||ineo-ofMn|Tj
! tion with the eowniifhns of ibis ns^oeui
. • - —
1 loll.
The plan is to very -hortly call a nieet-j
iiifj or the commit tee tor lie. ytppoinlMl Ii.i*j
the Chamber of Commerce and the jMjnpa-
mnt conservation1 eoHuni fee aVnp with;
Local railway men and W. B. Se«*ti of]
Houston federal manager of the ra lwayj
I administration* of this section. The latter1
is expected to be able to ascertain the
government's position^ ifi ihe*maiter «d‘ al-j
lowing a railroad to lie built while the
war is on. The pr«pf»s»*dj| r^iid is lief ween
KaH’urrias and KdinburjL
At the meet mg were Lon C. Hill of Har-
lingen who .ii the absentee of President
A. J. McColl presided; R- d. Hand dames'
I Mays (Quarles of Austin secretary of the
(Board of Water Kngineers; and C. S.
('lark inciaher of the hoard; K. M. Greg-
ory of San duan B. F. Johnson of llnrlin-1
g«*n W. 14. llackitt of R.ymondviilo A. II. j
Stru lict> < t i.yford. O. (I. Snldecht ot l.y
foVd A. A. Hughes IT. C. King. NabiiaLj
j (’. K. Hammond It. d. Woodward J. M.<
| Vam c. H. L. MUIer. William II. Kurhwd1
man and 1. G. Fowler ot San Antonio.i
An especial guest Leonard Tilh*.;onj
j member of the legislature frmn Aa-t a.
I county who. later in a sperm1 iuvi’.-i urn!
to addres> the meeting expressed his m-i
terest in .he things tor which the or an-;
j ./ait’oii i-» working and especialU h's
I pen-urc in the taet that the : -c: Flyi
. . .. ll
was t.uekpig a inrveineup <oj p'nn.u
roads ii thi- vieinilv.
i’oinuI (Jemral <iiull4rniftp> S •gu n was
to have been at the meeting but was lop!
away by bus ness. However ho sent to
.he as-einhlv a biter from Antonio Prieto.
Mexican boundary commissioner in which
the hitter' stated that the matter of the
•treaty between this country and Mexico
was now being taken np in llu* sla.e do-!
I part met; t of Mexico iwo governors «»t th**
[two border states «i Tamnulipus and t'on-!
| huila were in favor ot the treatv and
[shortly would have the Mexican tanners
on lite r side of the Hio tirande ;n red
organized to push the work as the A uteri -
can farmers are on fhis side of the stream;
Enclosed in the eomnumiesitinn were'
(dippings showing how the irrigation pro-
ject was heiug given publicity in the Mex-
ican papers and leading journals. Mr.
: Prieto had further wrdten t*» the eonsal
} here that an import .^jt^ eommitnteation
• from Hie Mexican govornmeti is now on
! its way here hv mail.
A mutter which provoked jg’reat enth ■si-
asm at the meeting wits the announcement
by \ViJliam II. Furlong that in n eonfor-
cncc with Ed (\ 1 as.Hi r <rf Ittrooks • ountv
9
a shoi’i time ago. iiaaUXeUcju..wras given
that he stood w*a4y t«» co-operate in every
wav with getiimr-rhe* rowf'^hroug’). and
that matters had be^f s° gif ranged th
vvork on the road would i;r» a- ..on as
approval wa«* had fr>*m tu«* .government
which would In* n A Very f< ? d.ys. 1 In-
road i- the one who ruby Valley people will
| he able to eoine through hy a sho**t route
i.» San Antoni ' r i ruing home the - I'm
| day. Toward hud din- he r«> «l. 50 iw r cent
of ihe ex pi use will C home hy the gov -•
i emi# nt 25 per ««» l b> vhry.tc i * _ >
■ per cent hy the county*
The eon - < n*ntilttT’fttwtnf*’ derah <i •«»
-tart an aetive « alfTfkuSTTTor la w members
ruh - I icing made who'diy -4.O00 member
will he -ought due-- iw iit'i stll> a year t roui
eaeli. in charge of in- m»*(tlher.-hip e *i
paign and the rais ng of’Vihf fund- wh <h
may l»o nece—ary. wa- j aoed 'I IT
Strullier- of I.vt od. who Uuo’trh hi t'l*
! of “organization ilijeetor* also homurte-
J ehairman of ijie finance >#H»mittec. All
! per-oii- living rh ng'lie li:o (irnide ’ioi ai
the Vadeyfa- well a- *hin A**t ni*< w.!’ 1‘
urged to In ■eoine memlicfs.
The us-emh/age of wo* er r. it firmed
that headquarter- of the ( mservation
Congre-s shall n main at San Anton «*.
Beginning with Oettvh* r the* hoard •*(
! directors will hold meetings quart* Hy.'Any
I four direr tors can rail a meet ng n 'la*
ahsence of ihe pre-id* or hi- refusal
to *lo -o.
B. F. Johnson of Harlingen was appoint -
jed to gather data and the nanus am! ad-
id resse- of persons living a’ong th<* lfio
(irande who have lands that are being it
rigated or who have lands wh eh eould h *
irrigated it llu* ta w plan of impoundin'-'.'
j the river water eonhl be put into off eel.
This matter will lie pur f t ‘ !< to show h *v;
i many persons will he benefited bv rh°
treaty and how many more eould he it
500.00(1 additional a* res of land were put
under water.
The ta’k concerning the neee-sitv of
good road- brow. lit *e*t a number of ad*
dr*.sses among them being three from
I llaryv L. Miller J. O. howler and \\. II.
Furlong*
j The resolut On ivmeemini? the good
road-y and whieh -hows the e\a«* plat'
under which the executive hoard proposed
to work is as follows:
I “Be it resolved. That we tender a vote
'of thanks to the highway division of the
Chamber of Commeree of San Antonio for
eonneetion from San Antonio to the \a’-
ley.
“Be it further resolved. That the High-
way Commission he asked to eo-operate
and continue to eo-operate with this as-
sociation in taking up the question of per
imuient rood* frpm San Antionio to all
border point*. i
“Be it further resolved That a commit-'
tee Ik* aj>|K>inted to confer with the mili-
tary authorities at San An.onio. and
Washington for the purpose of enlisting
their interest in this work as a military
neees..jty.”
POSTPROGRAM
h rop OfMP QHMQ
I Uh iOii^OI Ol/uO
EVENTS THAT WERE TO HAVE BEEN
GIVEN LAST WEEK WILL TAKE
FLACE AT FT. BROWN FRIDAY
Praetiea ly tho same program as that
announced for !n>t week and which was
postponed because «»I the ra u will he
held at tin* Y. M. C. A. amphitheatre to-
morrow night. The program will Mail jet
S oVIoek with a emm rt by tin* Th rteerilh
cavalry band. The events scheduled tor
the evening are:
Baud eoiieert s to S:30 p. m.
Chorus Singing.
ViM ul Seleetion.
Mixed Otvhestra Seleetion.
Vocal So'ietion “Memories" Y**Uie
Hoyt.
l anev Pam*e “The I’nder de \ no
Wall/." M - Sperrow and l*vt. Louverr**-
Song. Pvt. Calloway.
Brass' Quartet Seleetion 13th Cavalry
Band.
Vocal Seleetion Mrs. Huttison.
Two B.<\ ng Bouts.
McAllen
M”*. F. M. < ard and ebrdr.-n mid Mr.-
Card** mother Mr*. Barrett left !n-t Week
for Corjiu* rhri*li to -pend the summer
month*.
Mrs. O. I*. Andier ami Mi*- lla/.le Ar-
eher have re.urned from M neral \\> •-
whe**e they -pent the pa-t three month*.
Sergeant Swi— A| .i 114*x and Leonard
Sindh of Br«*wn . I'e -pent eveial d. \
here li»—I week it* the ’..rue-1- of Mr. Mat*
tox’* relative-.
The lneal Bed Cross ehnfder reports he
work don * in the knitting de|*artmeiit dnr-
insr the month of dune a* f«»h>v-: Forty
lour nair* of -neks nineteen -water-
40
and i wo helmet-. Tlie-e v«*e -ent to Mi-
nion v In re tin y will he -hipped to head-
quarters.
Frank 11 flneek of Corpus Chris i wn-
ainomr tin* vi- t<u - in M< A l« n la -: week.
Mr . d. K. I.e-’ie ami I tth* -on are
cpsimhhtf a few dav- vneation at Pont
I-ithel.
Chtrersee Mmdi* <•! Wneo i- vi-itlnv in
the eity : - the true-l <»i to- brother ( . <b
Alien Mmle and family.
Charles D. Crow has returned from a
few day- fi-l* :*4 trip to Point l-abel.
M ■-* Mat h* peVor of San Ant-.n o i-
v sitirsr here a- the guo*t of her -i*ter.
Air*. C. \V. AVnre.
\li-- B< d;di Pit/er op San.a Ann: ha-
arrived to a in the of fire of fC:>
and M< It.miel. Mi— Pitzi r will be truest
<d’ her mint. Air*. F. A. M Daniel while
here. »
MISSIONARY O’SKOP TQ GO TO DIO-
CESE IN AIRPLANE QUICKLY
*T’;v As..'inter) l*i. s .»
laUldotl. July 11.— \ \V( litliy l>i|s!.;(*ss
iu..n ollcrcd to contribute a otn of money
large enough to supply one <»; the miss-
ionary h shops of the rhiin h of Kneland
with »i eirphne. “I believe this would
nanlr’f .he b-Imp to \i 'i outhiitg parts
of his dioei -e v itli ttnteli great! r etiso
than at j r. -enl/' s;iii| the writer.
Russian Prince Is
Reported Killed
• i *
*" * i • \ A-sh'uIoI 1‘r.s's.t
latidoii. July ]l —Swtitish new-pa pc's
are publi-h:ng!r a statement hv a Sw ede
.just li.u k from Moscow that # A'cxix I’o-
ninnotf a -on oi tie* former C/.:ir. was
kit d by led -heviki soldiers with a bomb.
iternie* I’avlor and Mrs. If. M. Ibd'o-
thi* city on a hu-inc-s mis- ott.
Sp idw ay rae. % at Providenep and at
Slntpsliiad Bay will divide the attention
of ihe automobile enthusiasts n the
• • tam ..lies during August.
"TiardL'aagj ~ it—naa—w
LET YOl R MONEY
^ EARN MONEY For YOU |
B A CHANCE TQ MAKE FROM 100 5
TO 1.000 PER CENT ON INVEST*. I
^ MEWS IN THE
Southern Motor Mfg.
Association—
A Texas factory located at Hous-2
ton Texas for the manufacture of 1
Cars Trucks nnd Tractors.
SHA RES $100 Par Value I
50 Per Cent Cash
Balance 2-4 and 6 months.
A O INTEREST 2
(Shares for sale fay:
E. L. Gammaye and E G. Anyttera fe
1222 Elizabeth Si. Brownsville Tex §
FLYER RISKSLIFE
FOR COMPANION
DRAWS ATTACK OF ENMEY PLANES
FROM SLOWER MACHINE AND
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
(By Associated Pres*)
Paris July 11.—The gallantry am! self
=r*i'’rifire of aviators i- illustrated in the
-lory of a cap .011 i.'w-rviT and his
| protect 1 >r-pilot who have pe t escaped j
death after a |m rilou- (light in l.orraine.j
'I’lie eaplain was assigned to observation
: duty only wi'li a pilot a- protector in a
swift Spud accompanying him to guard
again-t enemy a tack. The attack mater-1
ds’iV.ed ijuiekly enough hut so suddenly
that the pilot **ogld not warn the intent 1
captain and •« i|itietly that the captain
did not notice the .lire** (J« rman machines■
;thiM ccine swooping down from far above. I
I The pilot saw at once that there was
| lint one wav to -ave the mieon-eioit- and
jal:-orkcd captain—hy drawing tin* attack
hiiu-rif—and this he did. Hi- Siwid um-
chine wits soon -hot ’liroiigh with bullets
! d« spite hi- it!must ef fort s and in no tune
lu \va- twirling earfhwar«l. The captain
j had 1*0011 attracted hy the machHe gun
lire ami was making rapidly for the French
lint - in hi- -lower machine
j The lien.in it aU.ui.mg machines seeing
the Spud apparently d^-a bled
j w< ip jit ;cr the oh-crv< r - airplnne. I hey
1 r»cvcr -lie ceded in catching up with it.
j The captain v\u- mourning tit*’ hi- - ol" hi-
i * ml i 1 ehphen
...» 1 l one ' !• ' • 1 1 • ’< r h. »l
[ l.uplod -afely within lit'' Fr*’lieh iim*-.
l)e-pite !v- almo-l certain sui-rifire he
1 hud hee 1 able win 11 wt bin a -h*»rt di-
: tam e "f 1he ground t * -tr.>*-hten him-elf
out. ami fly iu t over the tr« < top-. nn-|
hindered*by furion- enenn fire to a point (
ju-t within tin French fine-. Mi- a rptane'
tter landing wa- vieiow-ly -h* led by the
1 i. naan
T- 1. Brown oi Y< rktt.wn i- m *B*‘ e.tv
on bn-me-
I Till Kaiisa Slate Sport-I.. A—oei-
lut-cji \mP intr«ducc an innovation by
h« filing if- * hniugion-hip *r:*p-fc**>tmg
:*ri> r ■ ;if j.s| • tnp Fun-ton th - year.
|
c:l?rs of marines
<r
rIll's** standards «'f victory urc the
ft. rs of tin* marines who added r»s
. " a t*> tlv already fmimtjs «*i rps hv
.tin* gallant attack on the Marne.
! ’
America Filis the Need.
Fur years it lias been the custom for
American maniifaii urers to obtain
• ■Sell s n a large mind r of Pari*
garment ; ami readapt tin ;a to the
iv e*!> oi American wotm n. Paris has
it I ways taken the lead in suggesting
possible styles. But ihe war lias
brought Alivrienn designs to tin* fore
tilth >ugh It has by no means served to
discourage Paris artists. Now many
garments wholly American are being
shewn and the I'net has been clearly
prove*! this country need never in
future play second fiddle. The fact
flint fa!v: •* and trimmings ate scarce
and that wool especially must be con
served has probably worked to the ad-
vantage of American designer* and
would-be demurs. For simplicity <
has been the rule.
Ineffectual Camouflage.
Pearl White the movie star said nt
a tea :
“If a girl is rdee. you can easily Ml
It. and if slv* Isn't nice no matteri
what cam ullage she uses yeti can
tell ?l still more easily.
“I met an act res* ‘he other day who
claimed to be very nice indeed- Vas-
t's r graduate planter’s daughter. un-j
fortunate speculations and all that
sort of thing.
“We’l. this girl and 1 got into n
taxicab to hurry to a rehearsal and as
she settled hack fn her seat she absent-'
iy said:
“‘When yen ride In n fa:; I dear. It's
^a gi id wrinkle to limit* c? on the win*
(h)V.s if you don’t vunt k. be seca.’ **
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The First National Bank
Ot Brownsville Texas
United States Depositary
Capital $100000
Surplus.$200000
It is SAFETY
And
SERVICE
you are looking for
Bank with
State Bank and Trust Co.
BROWNSclLLE.TEXAS
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Merchants National Bank
Brownsville Texas
CAPITAL STOCK Rt^-gaM $200000.00
SURPLUS FOND {Earned) $115 000 00
Four Per Cent Interest On Time and Saving Deposits
Marketing of Cotton to
Be Discussed at A.&.M.
11 tv AsjnH*i:itri| Fri'ss.l
College Station. Tex. July 10.—In the
hope oi Imaging to the tanners of Texas
the full protits to which they are entil ed
upon their eotton which jmsssms a gom!
staple a .joint program of action has been
formulated by the extension servin' of A.
& M- l liege and tie* Bureau of Markets
of the f'uiiid Statf*> department of agri-
culture whereby t is estimated the pro-
duel r wi'l in* able to command front S10
to *$*10 more per bale than he has received
heretofore the sire of the premium de-
pending upon iht improvement of the cot-
ton.
The plan as explained by W'a ton IV-
teit representing the extension service is
to establish eight cotton classing stations
in die cotton producing section of Texas.
I.aeh station will be in charge of an ex-
I ert cotton ehis-er to whom farmers may
send or bring samples of their cotton a>
well as lie advised as how and where to
matt vet the eotton to the bc-j advantage.
The brilliant fielding of Hav Chapman
lias b<*u a considerable factor in the
battle of phe Cleveland Indians to get
over the top this season.
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT
The "('niiie-lmk" man was really never
• low ii-and-out llis weakened condition bfc-
ciinsf of overwork lack of exercise improper
eating and living demands stimulation to sat-
isfy the cry for a health giving appetite and
the refreshing sleep essential to strength.
HOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules the
National llemedy of Holland will do the Work.
They are u< e«le.*.ul. Three of these capsules
each day will put a man on his feet before
he knows it: whether his trouble comes from
uric acid poisoning the kidneys gravel or
stone in the bladder stomach derangement or
other ailment* that befall the over.ceslons
American. Don’t wait until you are entirely
down and not. but take them today. Your
druggist will gladly refund joint money if they
do not help you. Accept no substitutes. Look
ior the name (if)LD MKDAf. on every bo*
three >iz*-s. They are the p„re. original im-
port* d Haarlem < hil Capsules.
OFFICER S WIFE DIES
(Ity Associated Press.)
Dallas Tex. Juiy JO.—I)r. ITia Howe
Hn*k«'!l wile of Major Holier} Haskell of
Camp Howie who was recently ordered to
1 ranee was ktl:ed viltejf her auto ovei-
lurmd near here today.
Special event* for the naval reserve nr®
to Is* included in lhe program of the an-
nual regatta of the Iuter Lake Yachting
Association at Put-in-Bay this month.
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Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 311, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 11, 1918, newspaper, July 11, 1918; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1377131/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .