The Hereford Brand, Vol. 14, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1914 Page: 3 of 8
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October 23 1914
UNITED STATES CONCLUDES PEACE TREATIES
WHILE EUROPEAN ARMIES CLASH
SECRETARY BRYAN
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THE ACHIEVEMENT
[E United States, 'hr-i.ugh Swrrj'v rf St..'- b- <■..
Aug 7, '.}\'\ in ; Sep 15, 'I1 ...a 1 i" ■ - }, •
with twenty-six n.v ns
The jijtnat r r a* :-•> t: • ' *.r * ' '•
| ye a pcpttlatrti : ! JO".1 ' . • 11 •• " ' •
to be uiji
These twer/v- ever. mi-"' * ' i- r*,i t
miles cut ,'af the 55, '- mJ.■ 00 skjair* miles •*%ni <f|.d r.^.t
These nations :iv r:nfp'.t'" i ;n i v*,tra " ■.- * n
of Sli.SOO.OOQ.OiW and a ornb.ned <?*:> r* *r.i.- SI • 1<-
THE TREATIES
When any dispute between the United S' t'-es and 'Do-
natory nations arises which cannot be settle,; by Up;- rr.n v
before a permanent international commission.
This c . mmission will investigate and feu rt . ir.u a vr*r n
which to do it. Durrng the period of u.-.-esiu' t\ 'i. to- d.-paun# ra-
tions cannot declare war.
After the report is made 'the nations may d> r «*r ; .'. tnst ;t is
believed that m practically every instai.- • the i;.<.ev , r, as. .
delay it will entail, wit.", 'itr.e • r .,ner na* nal r-:> • t . w:U c
settlement.
TREATY-MAKING NATIONS
The United States with
SIGNED DECEMBER
The Treaties With the Fwcnty 1'ivc Other Natu h:i
i*<d
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Salvador.
Honduras,
Netherlands,
Denmark,
Ccsta Rica.
Venezuela,
U ruguay.
Paraguay,
Spain,
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Portslpid,
Switzerland,
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Norway,
Argentina.
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Agnes F.lliston.
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Sunday, Oct. 25th, l')14. 1" "* , n "• 1
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BRITISH CYCLE CMPS WITH COLT SUN
World Survey.
Scripture lesson, Matt. 1:6-4
— Memorized and recited by Cot* i
Sisk and Mildred Farmer in cancer;
A survey of missions, s'l'^s,
etc.—Jerry Burkhalter.
Topics for discussion
Christianity a v tal rce ev-ry-
where —Mrs. Bryant.
Great mass movement towar i
Christianity — Herbert W i
Renewed interest in ehication
Zollie Garrison.
Old religions changing Barn y
Casteel.
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.p-i '..i. must Mamie Lat.drun.
lfr|y er.
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Epworth League Program.
Leader— Ruth Sites.
Scripture reading—Exodus J1-1
Deuteronomy 25-5.
Junior C. E. Program. 'ai <l«p Ma,
. :r.'iay..(:,i \ -i>, 1 /I • and M-rm 'granger a. i| r;ad '•••■ ■ u
Topic—Good Leaven in our Lives How is tne Kingdom f ne v n ;
Matt. 1J--J15' Read by leader. like leaver.'- Ritii l.ee. fioitne'nev ''
Song service-- N'o, ->1,17- What h you thin* Paul me*!.' pulp ' i f- *• ,
Sentence prayers the leaver, of malic -' Lura 1 >r-ifg fc f>oj*g gt
All on a Rainy Morning Marie p too soJ&. Ruth Imitn jMlatthir. u :
St' v>bs '^b'.ec-t taik Aro . Russeii ' o^e-r-.
What is leaven?--Daniel Be,l. :ior,{t -''7-1. ,n
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12 YEARS
Garrison Brothers have been
selling Hardware and Imp-
in Hereford Texas
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They have studied the needs-vd the v ountry
and are prepared to meet them I hen hn;e
of FARM IMPLEMENTS. VMMjMH.I.s
WAGONS. WIRE AND SHELP HARD
Ware it the best to be had V\ hen you
buy them you know you can depend in the
people who made them 'I hen- is n >
work When you need repairs you kn a
you can get them. Come, let us sa a you
Garrison Bros,
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Elliot, A. C. The Hereford Brand, Vol. 14, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1914, newspaper, October 23, 1914; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth253775/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.