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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-01
Telegramy Zagraniczne.
2 Hiszpanii.

Madryt, 1 lipca. - Urzedowo
donosza, re W czasie, kiedy wiel-
ka procesya urzadzona z okazyi
Kongresu Eucharystycznego
przechodziia przez Gale Mayor,
jedna z glownych tllic miasta, ma
jednej z bocznych ulic ekSplodo-
wala bomba. Mkt ME zostal ska
leczony. Aresztowano jednego
cziowieka. Dotychczas cenzura
rzadowa powstrzymywala wszet-
kie depesze donoSzace o niepo-
rzadkach W czasie wielkiej proce-
syi. Obiega pogloska, re okolo so
os6b mniej lub wiecej zostalo po-
tipczonych, kiedy powstala pani-
ka po eksplozyi bomby ma Gale
Bombadores, blisko rogu Gale
Mayor. Mkt przez bombe ME
zosta} skaleczony, ale pomiedzy
tiumami ma chodnikach, ktore
gazet wiedziaiy o zamachach pro-
jektowanych przez repu5likaRow,
powstaia panika, rozlegiy sic O.
krzyki starano sic uchodzic Z
pobliza eksplozyi bomby. w Sci
sku kobiety mdlaiy, a ludzie ucie-
kajac deptali je ! potracali. Poll
cya z wielka energia przywrociia
porzadek i procesya Poszia dalej.
Obliczaja, re udzial we wielkim
pochodzie ma zakonczenie Kon-
greSu Eucharystycznego wzieio
okoio $4,000 ludzi, miedzy mimi
10000 robotnikow kilka tysiecy
duchownych. Kiedy procesya z
koScioia Sw. Hieronima szia przez
giowne ulice, zatrzymaia sic
pred palacem krolewskim, gdzie
KardynaI Aguirre W obecnoSci
krola Alfonso i krolowej Wikto-
ryi udzielii biogosiawienstwa. Or
ganizatorzy manifestacyi ostrze-
gli byli udziai bioracych, by ME
zwracali uwagi ma wrogie demon
stracye przygladaiacych sic re-
publikanow. Gala prasa ubolewa
mad wydarzeniem z bomba i WIN
szuje uczeStnikom procesyi "a
chowania sic godnoscia i ME
dopuszczenia do stare i rozru-
chow.
Barcelona, 1 lipca. = Pomiedzy
Karlistami republikanami przy-
szio do bojek ulicznych, tax, &c
w koszarach powoiano pod bron
garnizon. Powodem rozruchu
byio, re katarynkarz zagrai pred
klubem Karlistow Marsylianke,
Wymieniono strzaiy i jeden re-
publikanin niebezpiecznie zostai
raniony.
Paryz, 1 lipca. = Depesza z
Madrytu donosi, re Rad hiszpan-
ski zamianowai byiego ministra
finanSow Navarro Revertesa, am
basadorem hiszpanskim przy Sto-
Icy Apostolskiej.
Rozruchy wyborcze w Galicyi.
Lwow, / lipca. - w czasie "a
burzen wyborczych W Kaiuszu,
okoio 1000 osob zostaio pokale-
czonych. Porzadek musialo przy-
wr6cic wojsko, Palono chaty VIE
sniacze, poprzecinanO druty tele-
graficzne j uszkodzono mostly ko-
lejowe.
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Telegramy kraiowe.
Kardynai Gibbons obchodzi zio
ty jubilcusz.

Baltimore, Md, lipca. = O.
koio so mil cd miasta Baltimore,
W domu, ktory obecnie odwiaeza,
W kapliczce tegoz, Jego En-. Kar-
dynai Gibbons wczoraj jake W
dzieh 50-letniej rocznicy kapian-
Hatternan CLAM pozycza wan pie.
niedzy ma spiacenie starej hipoteM lub
ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
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z Francyi.

Paryz, 1 lipca. = Nowy gabi-
net Caillaux'a pomyslnie debut
towai W izbie posiow. Udzielono
mu votum zaufania 367 giosani
przeciw 17S. kiedy Caillaux ma
szereg interpelacyj dai zadowal-
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Starla mIady KaTIlstam.a rspubHkanami " Baresons
zaburzenia wyborcze w Kaauszu
ROWY CABINET FRANCUSKl MA POWOOzENIE.
z mad chirisl<iej sranicy.
Kryzys poItyczny w AngIii : Ze strajku maryna-
rzy. Szpieg francusk skazany w Lipsku.

Karyna Gibbons Odprawia ccha hsz 5O rocznce ka
ptanstwa G0wna urOczystOsc sic Odbyc pazdziern
ObrabOwsnO pOcag pasazersk. : LOndyne areszto
dynamcarzy amerykahskch. Clinic
mOtorOwej- wybOr6w StephensOna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-01
Kontrakt wydany ma maszyny
wyborcze.

wyborcze.
.Po dlugich ozywionych deba-
tach Rada Komisarzy Elekcyj
nych - do ktorej nalezq komi-
sarze Kellerman, Czarnecki
Taylor - wydala kontrakt ma "a
kupno tysiaca maszyn wybor-
czych mark Empire, kosztem
So42, 500. Zanim jednak kontrakt
ten bedzie uznany "a Prawomo-
cny, musi sic Rada Komisarzy
Elekcyjnych uporac najpierw Z
kompaniami konkurencyjneml,
ktore groza procesem, Jezell
sprawa ia ME bedzie napowrot
roztrzasana wszystkie firmy
dopuszczone do konkursu.
Przeciwko przyznaniu kontra-
ktu tego wystepowal ostro koml-
sarz Czarnecki, ktory nletylko
przeciwko uchwale odnosnel 9io-
sowal, ale przedlozy} az siedm
poprawek majacych na celu odfo-
zenie sprawy ma pewlen czas,
lecz wszystko napr6zno = demo-
kraci Kellerman Taylor go
przeglosowali.
Najdziwniejszq rzecza W caieJ
tranzakcyi jest to, re wydany
zostaf kontrakt ma blisko million
dolar6w chociaz Komisarze Wy
borczy ME mieli nawet przed So
ka okazu nabytej maszyny.
Pedlarzom ME wolno krzyczec.
L biura rzecznika korporacyJ-
nego Sextona wyszla wczoraJ O.
PIMA, uznajaca proponowany do
datek do ordynansu o pedla-
rzach "a niekonstytucyJny.
Tresc opinii jest mniej wiecej
ia. ze chociaz pedlarz ma licen-
eve miejska pozwalaj4cq mu
sprzedawanie towaru ma ullcy,
to iednak ME wolno mu krzyczec,
tax lax ME wolno w}aSclclelom
skladu wiktualow zwabiac prze-
chodni6w krzykiem do swego
interesu.
lest teraz rzecza prawle pew
ma, re wyrok rzecznlka korpora-
cyinego zatwierdzony bedzle
przez Rade Miejska.
Czerwiec ma rekord.
Federalne biuro meteorologi-
czne oglasza, re mieslac ublegiy
zdobyl rekord w miescie Chica-
90. dotad bowiem ME mlellsmy
tylu upalow W czerwcu.NaJgoret
Sym by} dzieh 1000 czerwca,
gdv termometr wskazywaf o0.5
stopni; byio jeszcze piec innych
dni z temperature ponad 90.
Upai wczorajszy okazal sic IA
talny dla dwu osob: kontraktora
Aleksandra Johnsona, ktory ra-
zony zostai udarem przy ulicy
ootej Champlain ave. zmarf W
ambulansie ma drodze do szplta-
la, : oraz MALARIA Jana Dunba-
ra, 364 w. Chicago ave-, ktory
padl niezywy ma schodach swego
domu.
Nadto LEI razeni zostali; Mi
chael Mills, 22S w. 23cia ul.; l..
N. Freeman, SEQ Z. gotta ul.;
Frank Corcovan, 322 Beethoven
ul.
Prorok chicagoski przepowia-
da upai jeszcze ma dis i jutro.
,,Maia Wenecya."
Malzonka jednego najbogat-
szych milionerow, pani Haroldo-
wa Mccormick, podafa mysl
kilkunastu wysepek
ma jeziorze Michigan, opodal
miejscowosci Lake Forest, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-01
Szpieg francuski.

Lipsk, | lipca. = Pulkownik ar
mil francuskiej Lux zostal tu
skazany ma 6 lat pobytu W twier-
dzy "a 5szpiegostwo, ktore mu u
dowodniono. Lux byl dyrektorem
franeuskiej tajnej policyi W Bel
fort, W poblizu granicy Alzacyi
staral sic Cd niemieckich zolnie-
rzy pozyskac wojskowe tajemni-
ce. Aresztowano go, kiedy W gru-
dniu z. r. bawii we Friedrichs-
haven.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-01

Amerykaiiskich Kobiet W Londy-
ME wydaio bankiet dla specyalne-
go ambassadors Hammonda jego
malzonki. -
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Pomyslny przelot.
Berlin,' l lipca : Hirth, awia-
tor niemiecki, przybyl tu Mona
The evening world., 1911-05-04
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
WHERE SALVES FAIL

In regard to skin diseases. medical
authorities are now agreed on this:
Don't imprison the disease germs in
your skin by the use Of greasy salves.
and thus encourage them to multiply.
A true cure for all eczematous diseases
can be brought about only by using the
healing agents in the form Of "A liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT.
A simple wash. A compound Of Oil Of
Wintergrcen. Thymol and other ingred-
tents as combined in the d. ID. ID. Pre-
scription. This penetrates to the disease
germs and destroys them. then soothes
and heals the skin as nothing else has
ever done.
A 25-cent trial bottle will start the
cure and give you instant relief.
Hegcman Co. and Rikcr's Drug Stores
The evening world., 1911-05-04

Tho nsxt chapter will doal with
George Green, fourth holder OF the
welterweight title.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Gaze Decision TO West.

Dis heah one-lt am de broken one.
Mistah Charlie" But l realized hat he
vas either taking or Just wanted to
quit. and I gave tho decision 90 West.
who. | believe. had TO part In the deal
Il there was any crooked work.
In 1900 Walcott had one OF the hardest
fights OF his career. He fought tough
Kid Carter at Hartford, and lost or n
foul. During this year Walcott de-
foated Charley McKeever. Jack Benner
and George Gardner. The latter flght
was held at Frisco. Gardner weighed
ld pounds to Joe's IA, In october OF
the same year Kid Carter took his re-
venge by knocking out Walcott IN seven
rounds.
In 1909 Walcott defeated Young Peter
Jackson twice. fought a six-round no.
decision go with Philadelphia Jack
O'Br!en and lost in twenty rounds TO
George Gardner at san Francisco, II
was during the same yea that he went
to England as one OF the Coronation
boxers and. In one OF the hardest fights
ever seen in England. won q fifteen
round decision over Tommy West at
the National Sporting Club.
Mr.. Croker occupied a box at that
fght. and he remarked that 10 had
never seen n fighter who equalled the
negro. The black proved n big hit
while in England, and frequently offered
to stop any heavyweight In Great
Britain inside OF six rounds. but none
accented his offer.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Columbia Nine
Beats SieUenS
By Rally in 9Th

Columbia defeated Stevens by n ninth
inning rally. in one OF tho most loosely
played ball games ever seen on South
Field, by the score of II to 10.
The Hoboken aggregation found both
Ulrich and Rothwell easy to hit. and
collected a total Of seventeen bingl"s.
Until the eighth inning the Blue and
White team played n poo hitting game.
but in the last two sessions they gath
cred enough hits 10 nose out the Hobo
kenites.
with the score 10 TO 10 In the last in
ming, a base on balls and safe hunts
by Hastings and Sanders and a Wild
throw brought Rothwcll across tho
plate with the winning run.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
M 9!!l!i M !z|Ii Il
t! Fighters 7i9|9
- ~""''e' ''""'e

round West put two terrific punches to
Joe's stomach. saying as he delivered
the last one: Now. Joe. I'm going to
give you a licking" Tommy's remark
evidently got Walcott's goat. for the
ner for the eleventh round.
! was the referee. Walking over TO
WalcOtt's corner, / asked him why he
didn't get IN and fight.
"Mis;ah charlie. an CANT light no
mo. An done broke NAL arm replied
Joe. and I Immediately demanded to
know which one was injured. Looking
hcsitatingly first at one arm and then
the other. he finally held UP his lef,
arm, which was his best one. and re.
.HIAIs
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WaiCOit Shot His Hand.

The following year Walcott engaged
In a number of fights. Toward the end
OF that year he shot several fingers on
one hand, and so seriously impaired his
lighting ability that he soon dropped
out OF sight.
one time Joe was training near Utica.
The route over which ne took his runs
led him past an old~-fash!oned country
house. Nearly every time that Walcott
passed the house he would see W little
boys playing out in the front yard. As
he trotted by. he would hear one or
them say. Here he comes.' n the
other boy reply, There he goes" One
day as he passed the yard Joe heard
one OF the youngsters say: That's a
Niger" Now Walcott hated to be
called a Niger almost as bad as he dis
liked hearing about ghosts. and he de-
cided that the mex time he was called a
Niger he would go back and spank the
kid. But during the next few days he
failed TO hear any remarks as to his
color. 1t was always Here he comes
and ''Thcre he goes"
Finally. one day. as he ran by the
house, he heard ono OF the little boys
say: There goes that niger"
Joe ran down the road a few yards.
returned and opened the gate. Walk
ing over the lawn To the boys. he
grabbed the offender by the shoulder
and was just going TO bend him over
his knee when the youngster. nothing
aoasheG, looked up into Walcott's wet,
shiny black face and asked i~nnocently:
Mister, what makes you so black|'
Joe burst into roars OF laughter. and
letting 20 OF the kid. Joe jumped over
the fence and continued his run back
10 training quarters.
"MIstah Tom. An couldn't have
spanked dat little kid II he'd called
me fo'ty kinds OF niggahs. No. sab.
not after the way he done looked at
me, An Jest had TO laugh mos enough
to kill mahseif,'' Joe told ORourke that
day,
The evening world., 1911-05-04
LEO H0UCK DEFEATS
HARRY LEWIS IN PARIS

PARIS, May 4-Harry Lewis OF Phil
adelphia, who has beaten all the fight
ers he has fought since he has been
IN his country and England. suffered
his first defeat on this side by being
defeated by Leo Houck OF Lancaster.
Pa, in a twenty-round bout at a show
Of the wagram Club In the big Hippo
drome.
Lewis weighed in at ls pounds. while
Houck tipped the scales at 1853 pounds.
This was Houck's first In
The evening world., 1911-05-04
24..JOE WALCOTT,
Third Welterweieht Champion.


A T the time Fitzsimmons and Peter
~ Maher were matched to fight at
FL Paso. Tex. O'Rourke procured
bouts there for both George Dixon and
Walcott. Dixon met Jerry Martha!l and
walcott was matched to fight Scott Col
Inns.
Walcott was only In the training camp
a short dime when he had several oN-
periences which demonstrated 10 him
the low regard IN which the Texans held
all negroes. The Texans did not take
kindly to the influx of colored fighters,
and race feeling was greatly intensified
as soon as they arrived on the ground.
One day while Joe was in FL Paso he
met Charlie Glory. a former captain OF
police from Newark, who was Ftzslm-
mons's manager. n Connolly. who was
managing Maker. They invited Walcott
10 step into a nearby drug store to have
a glass OF soda water with them. All
three lined up at the soda fountain and
ave their orders. The clerk readily at
tended to Glory and Connolly, but paid
no attention 10 Walcott's order. Pres
emily a Texas ranger, attlred In chaps.
SLOUGH hat. cartridge belt, revolvers and
all the trimmings, walked into the store.
He looked at Walcott for a few seconds
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Didn't Know Joe WaIcott Was
Once a Great Splinter, Did
You? Well, Charley White
Tells Of Time at Ell Paso, Tex,
When He Broke All tine Rec
ords on the Books.

CDpyrtSht. 1911. hy The Press Publishing Co.
THE New York World.
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CHICAGO, May 4~-Mahmout. tho
noted Bulgarian wrestler. to-day chal-
lenged Frank Gotch to a finish match
for the worlds championship on the
basis. Mahmout Is in
London and h challenge vas issued
through his local managers.
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Texan D,eW HIS ReUOiUer.

Say. We dun't allow no white man
round here either what sticks up for
~niggcrs," replied tho cowboy, Glory
was about to reply in kind when the
Texan, drawing his revolver, Tired a shot
at Walcott's feet. That was too much
for Joe and with a loud yell he dhSled
through tho door and made for his
training camp. Joe never was q very fast
runner. out that day lie broke al. the
records for s~printlng that We're on the
books. During the rest Of his stay In
Texas WalcOtt mover vcuturcl iT'u III
Pas" urle7 ~accomnapied by o'fIcurNe.
. shortly after Wal'ott had beaten
BILLY smith tor the title he met Tom
my West IN Madison Square Garden.
The fght brought out On imNCns2
crowd, IN the carly part OF the bout
West vast he favorite in the betting,
'hu, later on 1t SWING to Wtlco't, and
then back again In favor Of West, Up
10 the tentl round WaIcptt bad the
Sent OF II Ivy a COCA margin, but in tAat
The evening world., 1911-05-04

Young Riley was DISQUALIFIED hy Ref.
ergc George Munr0c for delivering a foul
blow NJ Barry Uill, the west side han
tamw,iaht In the seventh round cf a
bout at the Princess y. g.
stag.
The evening world., 1911-05-04

ip was split in that round. a lively
lance.
IN the ninth Iluuck landed an upper
vt, nearly finishing Lewis altogether
The latter came back warlly In the
The evening world., 1911-05-04

and then walking over TO him. remark ed
Hey, don you know We never lilo
niggers in here?'
"Why. boss, I'se gettin' a glass OF
soda water replied Joe.
Glass OF soda. hey? Well, we don't
sell no glasses OF soda 10 no niggcrs.
You yamoose outcn mere before l snoot
you fun OF daylight yelled the
stranger.
"Ah don't know why you should pick
on me" replied WaIco,t. "Ah amt done
nothin' to you"
why don't YOU let him alone. lie
isn't hurting any one. He's "A pcacaable
ti..to g.,,u 10 gafl iTI,r,s to tho It, T.Nau
The evening world., 1911-05-04

France, and the fight, although Il did
not go to a finish, was one OF the most
sensational ever witnessed in Paris
From the eighth round iIouck showed
sn%nerlority. leading his opnonent. who's.
The evening world., 1911-05-04

llntn and managed to stall or defeat
by cllnching and side stepping. The last
two rounds were the most exciting ~
Lewis began landing straieh'
stomach punches. which I. seemed i'm.
The evening world., 1911-05-04

possible iIouck could survive for any
length OF time, but Harry was too weak
and groggy TO follow IN his advantage.
In tho twentieth both tried for n
knockout. giving and receiving terrific
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

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fhr tmple 500 ~ fht .Urafo
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uotef int runner aih
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

session y nater. Who On Lass sies.
ZION a. vas elected mayor Of clege.
land W the large plurality ~
5000. hes already been .poksn 81
sefy seriously b, ono Demoesafs ~ G
candidate Tor governor 90 msae,
Gossfaof Harmon A aumher 90
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Jacksonville Progress
AZ have nel hesn TWINS te fnn
'hs paper 20 sels the notion 81 any.
hpt,. uot hardly 60 suii ourselves
Ne hear complaint pnes ip white,
bat Nc doo1 lc, that Wort, us Wr
tase hesn Ia She hualnoss too Ions to
sliempi 60 do a. others say Ne
van, 60 toll olhcls how to Do. an,
way. aud t Wouldn't seem r,shi tor
~ 10 haze them trNlns 60 Sc, as So
9a A. lhcN Say
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

N"'lee is heretv siton thai a.,
'aNcs sue tho state 90 reNas ard
Vonnis of Nuecos lor lhr war istf
are due noN ana rasable az nn OF
noc Ia "a, cour, llcnse A. CORPUS
Christi, Texas taNes musi o. rai8
Or before ,hc glw day 81 iaaa.
AIRY tals 81 ten per cent prnalp
"'ll b. addict. on account 90 tn
time required Cor sselne each re-
rent bs the regulations nade hv ths
Comptroller IL wil BE- us,ossary fot
I've 20 pay your taxes as soon A.
poss'hlr. otherwise You may no, :,
able g. BAY same ana receive yne,
feccips before the penalty as,aehe.
's'snedl IS n oLivNR.
Tar Collector. Sacccs County. fess.
iosttf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

IA Porto 'hfnHiflr
rhepe 10 "a man m fr,ss who pfr.
frfs ,old home comfort to nealrrrc
and pfrsuFr lic n looklng ier O.
"a tluv lo MARRY Whase 0rai hushand
was hanged so hv NAV he sreurc lfrm
ha,inr hiH Predecessor bcid up io Him
as . motel ror ecnninc ionr-svc-
'aF philosophy the resan challenge
eco Wisdom ol solomon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

rots North Rccord
Yen ten me thai tho pcople cRn,
nos elect homes, and faithful sef,
ants" said Congressman tnaer~ ooa
10 speach % lhe Catholic cleh ~
New Vera "A toll Won thar the
masses 81 tho PEOPLE src lAf better
laaees of men than they are 81
measures, and are tar more likely 20
selecs az houssi man than an honest
measure
The people are quke a. capable o.
deseFmluins issues a. Ncy are oi 81.
lecllne serssn,s Witch 90 say shst
tas, are fsrshlr 81 bob hot Il Is
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

rr,nfhana Fonf state. rIe.a
rha nhr Courior rlms. .atn pp
about re,pfkanb uhleh uvn e
UArN 900 Nrhausa ihr alor nark
hns g. ttlu the iatorte Ohio rour
Hiate. rfeas gi,ea an areonrf of fh'
shilling uf mtor hhch hor whose
hpDkh0n, una ioaltcrn fcoi Ions
Tho ioneof 90, A.sp syos ol d hes ths
triief N piupsos ihotiNan Who sit ln
fFont of Ii anpf 10 hAs hcrn property
,oohri The rasur bach hae grtNa tu
fasoniahlnn lrngihs un Eaa, uud
ereet iu lhn ouni, hefufv tho Nar
these razor haeta sree ln lgnfih until
tho, eouid stand un thcir HIND rst
epd sai scetns tipm the limbs 81 the
lsllrai ircee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

fie caller wishes 40 im ruHi t
iAd merft msfy rhfal.
p.as eHl HY npfe ~ ihsm There
nothing amau sboai no, calieI Tboss
.le ttt sfe n0i Del inrnfa b. also
.has hHioa of Hmf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

rncrs's hesn 80 much Christmas
sssrrasar. IA "a. psp.t- aud aan~,
sinos iaioly that We VIII spare our
readers and refrain ffem writing ihc
customary Christmas editorial You
all know abou, how Il socs. anyhow
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

North Dakota viii start Oh With
tho mrs, Presidential primary election
III the United States These win hs
irid throughout the state on Marca
4: q next year
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

4 New fors panss has discovered
that Of ali dishou. American men like
strawberry shoftcahe ana chicken
pie boat AFTER March 4, nesi. the
iasoriie dish az all ncmoctasa Will
Re federal PIE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

let ~ hope the next erand Jury
win not indIct us Cor continuing 20
let the waters Of the Nueces rlver
flow into the sea. Ro, We would,
pcyar,heless. deserve A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

Til. language experts tell uH that
N, verb 70 love II the mos, universal
and h.st understood WORT ~ all Ian,
ruaxcs. bat onr friend Max Lusher
says tho word What d urha,r la a
popular second hc,e In corpas
chrisfl.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

NOR, dlnesH - ~ them 10 ,oh.
slider isases ibah 20 lhseres, them ln
men TIE hamsn element 10 latsine
20 me confederation ~ lesnes. saf "a
q onii uhen ifaes apreai ~ ma,er.
iai voifsfa ~ co. sentiment haf mes
sf0Hfo popahg fnHHfr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

$50 intc o. thaf Colonel iios. vote
ne lssee i.afs 'p taif a1rn han
fIeef slime