Brownsville herald. [volume], January 26, 1912, Image 3

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Welcome
M. Sahualla extends a cordial invitation
to all visitors to visit his store, corner of
Washington and I 2th Sts.
My store is headquarters for everything
* in the Mexican Curio line.
I have a beautiful assortment of Mexican
drawn work.
I am the only dealer that has Mexican
drawn work made to order.
I have the most beautiful stock of Zera
4 oe$, ever made.
’ The CO lor? are exquisite.
My Mexican curios are known the world
over. You can get them at no other store.
Come, look over my stock, and delight
your friends by sending them a pretty curio.
_M. SAHAULLA
Washington Street Opposite Herald
[Building
Brownsville Texas
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An Eye For Beauty
Is wbst you get when you make a
purchase at this store, no matter
how small or large lr may be.
■ If you are anxious for a part ini
f Swrtp n*-w Mm In Jewelry for a gift
for any occasion, you will find it
here
REED JEWELRY AND OPTICAL CO
Reed Jewelry & Op
tide Company
Mason Grain C .
Oats, Corn, Bran, Chops
Alfalfa, Sorghum, Etc.
THY OUK RICE BRAN AND MOLASSES NO FEED EQUALS IT.
A WATERING TROCOH FOR YOI’R HORSE AND ICE WATER FOR
you. no trouble to QUOTE PRICES. :::::: t I
1213 LEVEE STREET BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
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VRI F 0 GARZA, ITJCCESSOR A CELFDONIO GARZA
VJAFE AND I^ANCY GROCERIES
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HOW RUSSIA Vffi
PM ISSUE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON
treaty abrogation
Subm*tted by Publishers of Co*liers
and Answered by the Russian Pre
mier Vladimir Kokortsoff- Who
States the 0*e from Russian
Viewport
Question
Ha* not Russia afforded the Unit
ed State ground for abrogating the
■treaty of 1 S32 by tier violation In
excluding United State** etl/lxena, ea
! perlally of J*-w!»h faith?
Answer.
No, Runaia ha** not afforded the
United State* any gr und for abro*
ga'fng the treaty. The treaty of
1831* was nad»* exclusively for eota
J mere la | imriMHei, and a clause in the
' very firat article stipulated that
American citizen* arriving In Ru*
' «ta, and Rtitwlan tuhjertt arriving
jin the United State*, abould ha »iib
jject to the Internal law* and regula
•
1 tiona of the respective countries.
The entry of American citizen* of
i Jew lab faith Into RitMia In not ate
t xolutely prohibited. With reap, ct to
them a* to other American citizen*,
'and in strict accordance with the
1 stipulation* of the treaty, our rouu
! try enforce* certain rule*. These*
rule* were eatnhllnhed hy Russian
internal leg! lation which permit*
I Che entry Into Russia of foreign Jew*
I only In definite cnee* The rules
have Wen in force ever *lnce the
jtr**a;v tva* considered never
1 be^n any cau*e to doubt
the legality, and there could not be
'any. because the enforcement, as* be
fore pointed out; wa* stipulated in
! the tr**»’y Itself
Question
Has Russia treated American citi
zen* of J-wi*h descent differently in
rdpfrl of their privilege* under the
re itv than it ha* treat- ft other
j American tltikens not Hebrews?
Answer
Ye*, R<i**ia ha* treated American
Jew* differently from the very be
Klmilng It has "Treated them exact
ly on the *ame basis as all other
foreign Jews without exception Ne
I verthele**, not a single civilized
country ever disputed the rtght of
a:||otber country to define for Itself
i is * $ of undesirables, because un
der the principle* of International
law this right is the absolutely lu
c 'tv••stable pr-'Pogat ive of ev.-ry
sovereign pow r C.uided thereby,
: the rnited St a:. - --tatdiStoed • \a- t
ly in the same way In immigration
a ts rla-*••* of undesirable alien*.de
termined by qualification* of an eco
nomic, *»ini arv. moral. -»• ial and
«v . n relit: i- » b.ira* t* r \iii-ti* a»»;
! legislation, for instance prohibited
the entry into the T'nited State* of
person* belonging to religion* bodies
tolerati/ig polygamy, whereas Rus
sian legislation doe* no' *ee* any
eiute for aueh restriction, Still, at
! 1 said, such classes nT undesirable
alien* are defined for itself by each
country. Therefore, neither the
Russian nor American government
saw any v Wat ion of the treaty of
1M"S In the passage snc enforcement
of 'he afor--*aid American immigra
tion acts This ought to he clear to
every statesman.
Question
if *o. has Ru**!a special rea*.-ns
for such dlwrirntnation*
Answer
For economic and social reason.*,
Russian legislation established a
whole range of restrictions upon its
1 Jewish subject* To allow free entry j
j of foreign Jew** into Russia ts obvi-|
ouslf Imposs'ble under the* circum-!
! idance* They would then enjoy
| greater rights In Russia than Rus
sia's own Jewish .subject*. Therein
lie* the apecisl reason for the din-,
,crimination which Russia practices
toward ft.reign Jew* wishing to e»- ]
er Rutiula 1 must add that #xtet»
Ing restrictions are *onsidered a
measure of defense for the Ruswlan
mase** against alien domination.
Concern for such measure* of pro
tection must be understood by the!
't'nited A* at-**, which for similar
reasons prohibited the entry of A*i
a ties,
Qneition
If Russia In administering the;
treaty, ha* gipen the t'nited State*;
ground* for denoun* ing the treaty,
why does ahe seek to peuaTlae the j
■ rotted stash* by jrnpiw|» to in*
crease duties one hundred per eent
on American goods?
, A»*wer
'Ru«w4a. or, to be more precise, the
Russian government, has not yet ex
pressed any Intention of applying
i reprisals toward .good* of American
origin. The proposals for reprisals
originated in various uuar term, hut the
| gov er sweat has not yet indicated in
any manner It* attitude thereto.
The future enwrap of the * hole
affair mint depend upon the negoti
ation* which will foil w betw-en
the governments regarding the ha- [
cl# of the new agreement. Proposals
to this purpose must come from the
American government as the i!tl§
which dedar-d abrogation.
Question
In view of traditional friendship,!
if Russia has not given grounds for
abrogating the treaty, to what doe*
she attribute the proposal of the)
I'nlted State* for abrogation?
Answer
Only the (*alt-d States • an answer'
this question I noted that in a re
cent speech President Taft declared
that he considered the treaty ©b#o
! |e|#, wherefore he notified u* of i s
| abrogation
Report Italian Reverse
I London, Jan 2*.— The Hally Ex
1 press correspondent with the Turk*
reports an Italian reverse, after a
1 severe (fettle which resulted in an
'attempt of the Italian# to re-cropy
Rensur. an oasts 12 mil** west of
Tripoli. Roth sides lo>*t heavily
Sixty Italian dead were left in the
trenches.
The date on which the dispatch |
was sent is not given.
The Fitness of It Resident* .it
1 bis native village are going to erect.
!a statue of Andy Carnegie. If they
have any sense of propriety they will
build It of armor plat#., ■ Mi'wank* #
rlentlnel.
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HERALD WANE ADS
+ * + -:-+)* -f t *•:• + + + + +. + +
rooms - Furnish*<1 ISH# Jeffer
ata it, l-tl*Hn
PORSAl.E I-arge house with
garden, In Matamoros. one block !
J from plara Apply N Herald office
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Ft»R SALK From 100 to
acten of land, with tweet surface
water, 1-4 mile from Sebastian Ra
tion on main line of St Louis Brown
sville and Mexico R. K. Irrigation
canal will reach It shortly Ad<lr**s«
P. O Box IS4,pr call at Hit* Adams
3t. • 12-30.tf. \
REAL ESTATE FOR SALK.— A.
tract of 241 1-2 acre* of ‘and 2 1-2 I
miles below city of Matamoros on
Rio Grande River with permit to
take water from the river for Irriga
tion purposes. ICO acres cleared and
now prepared for cotton planting, 35 j
horse power gasoline engine In good
order, canals and laterals In first
class order on the land -10 mules,
wagons and farming ireptimeius will
sell cheap. Also have a few smalt
tracts near the city of Brownsville
with water rights
18 tf E. H. Goodrich it Son •
TOR SALK Forty-four acre* fine
Irrigated land *t Llano Grand.*, Tex-j
a* In the heart of Rio Grande Valjey
irrigated section Two and one half!
mile* from railroad Title guaranteed
Price f60.00 per acre cash. This of-!
fer good uni 11 February 3rd. Address j
P O. Rot 702 Brownsville, Texas •
FOR SALE White Leghorn egg*, j
It,00 per setting: 4 Incubators, one j
fui.tr bronie turkeys llr*. Meltings-1
by, Brown*% file.
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or Any Constable of
Catn-roti Couaty —Greeling.
ion. Q. Line, Guardian of the Es
tate of Thomas G. Line. « mlnor.hav
Ing filed In our county court her fl»j
nal account, of the condition of the
estate of said Thomas G, Line, a mi
nor. together with an application to
be discharged from said guardian-,
ship:
Y nut Are Hereby Commanded.
Thai by publication of thia writ for
twenty days in the Brownsville Dal
ly Herald, in a newspaper regularly
published in *he County of Cameron,;
you give due notice •© all persons
Interested In the account for final
set tl erne a- ,»f said wstatsp «U> file
their objections thereto, if any they
have, on or before the May Term..
1*12. of said county court, com
mencing and to be hoiden at the
court house of said .county, In the;
City of Brownsville, m l;he lf!l|
day In May, A D. 1*12, when said'
account «nd application will be >on-;
side red by aaid court.
Witness J. Webb. Clerk of the)
County Court of Cameron County.
Given Under My Hand and Seal
of Mid ourt. at my office. In the
City of Brownsville, this list, day
of January. A. D. 1912.
fScnlt , J. WEBB.
Clerk County Court. Cameron Co,'
a v*w cwt.
WRITE FOR
GRIFFING'S 1912
TREE BOOK
GRIFFINGS BROTFIERS COMPANY
cTWcALLEN, TEXAS
cTWORALES
STUDIO
OVER THE DEPARTMENT STORE
HIGH iiRAOF WORK
LARGE OR SMALL
Call and *«c «amplc«
ALSO KODAK I INCHING
Burt E. Binkley
Funeral Director and
Embalm er
I SUITS 1
B Buy* Now M|
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FIRE INSURANCE
epc.ar l men
Vltler Building KtluW'h Ur*«t
Brownsvltto, Tmi
OVERLAND
In tit# last three month* th nut- and.* of pin Id* made up th#tt •1**4*
to get a marhia* of the 3* kt>rMp)«*«r flve-p»**rnger touring car typ*. t
They rxpeoirtl to pay around Jt2**tt.On tntestigaflM* ihejr bought air
Mod** I ?»• at §#•§ It neat# them ea-acfly win at flirt wanted and a I hilled
them to save $3111 nr more ta the bargain Writ# mid a*k for fata
fugue ll-tlP, or tfotue and get detn-oaairatlon.
erson Motor Car Company. Brownsville
Whwltwar JIMS inches: motor 1*4 1*5; hurerfmwef' !•; Splttiioff mag
neto : traasiui#aioii ©hlrcHra* $ epee «|,» anJ reeeme; F, anil A, toll hear
lags; tire* 32x1 i-2 Q ll„; 3 oil la mpi, 2 gas )iiint>e ntnl (centralor
Complete ret of" tools.
Whittlesey (iarage & Machine Co. 'an Bcni '*
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Land at Mission For Sale by Owner
480 Acre* of Irrigated Land, ©we aide foa Miieiom. No belief
land in the Valley. Will aell any §ise tract either improved or wild
to suit pun-haacr. Absolutely perfect well wafer for drinking |nir
panes. I lire on the latnL Can* and nws ’* and I will offer you a
real hat gain. EVAN REES, R talon, Trsaa. Resident* one aile
south and one half ails east of depot
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may not be so costly or so varied as that of my
lady’s, but he is—or ought to be particular
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\\ design and neat in appearance. We cater to
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;; amined. No better optician a? ywhere. rur Mr.
FVFvirH Alt)nght is a graduate of one of the best schools tn
] I ; lle(1 the country and fits your eyes correctly at reason* ;;
0 .■=» able prices.
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