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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

pacA and t1rth atoms the lgiy nlt
frioemisr one ihina. whether sou have
ever sirhird % faUlnn or nuasd staui be-
iaurvsous Naicrs Nuu have "a most "a.
allied caso ~ th, buck ,Fac SENSE u
spmeitlag traai ie hrpsn
"Aud BE- de.s'
"IuYmirhliful hrobs 80 swollen
hcsFii Thorrs "a sudden tuf. q shup
spaHm9dio -hrloh ~ yan know souNr
bat r. -iriko0 short rush a mighty
ieap. with the waiter brAten lnto r.
deitmm 20 faaui noe two huadryi gesi
away For an nsiaut hs spraWr oet
againa, the mufplns suR. glsamins m
nru,er 80 molen silver with riii- dis
icNdod in desperation A shake az hts
Vlclenr hesd with u.s. supins i,wa "a
auu asrh,nins plunse. and iasi AZ ynu',e
decided he's iosi. aua 40 yenf bosunao
haa warmed yuu to hok out thu r,ri
ncglus "a grci aa inc thip ilso ioapn 0ui.
ont eut hlssius 90 suil.n clrk .t-l t.
elisa .e.t, click. whiio ynur finger.
caas olsed anoni ,ho bats "a Vanf rolc.
arr mpeleng 10 saop the villa sum
nrtie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

our eenufi plan ~ c,miaifu. fn,ma
misd after due dcllrffstiun. wts in nri
one nrrra each W. know uuis NJ enc
game. nothing ~ tho tAlkb Fl cui
lcf prnpflrior "a enc Tsrpun un iAe
home - the Arkansas Pass rafpnn Ciuh
an areprissilon knnWn fram Cochin
rhina a. rirrra del Nuea,, slsca Hs np
lnhiViduaiy and eoArctiVeis. cmpba, ~
cxpefierest hi,timsn a. haUhle " with
care. furnlshed ~ with hrstY tackle. "a
rf.,sa hst~scn rh,~satAcrs fisN aud the
eommun 80 garaca variety a domvsii
,atsd hDnso cofd. fllisd ua with an earn
Npnday brss,Nfaat sna numhcrics= an
,icipatlnns not ouittlnE certain per
SAT- n hAfrowlns shark ssorica. sacn
fsr example. a- rsmp frum llsr pens -
uttle obi New NnfS's uauh.tloss sissc1
kniors, hifvd a. ~ much pee column for
eardline stofsa conccrninR mar eaters
"a the soaih Aea Islands.
Ana 80 Ne f,rrd fertA. saeh man o.
hin akin. cash -stF 20 itu lsunrh each
l.unch t. ~ appointed .rnil ~ thr lish
las aronnda lDyaiea Dn the Gulf aido
% tho nertn iolts. soano nil, ana a
fraction. uos ~ isss frsa ihs wharf
IN fr0ni ~ sho IRr Ass nvasA ~ sgrpi
ciVnisci aaVanrs. feellux seucthlpg n
tbe ahotiEmal impulse a. shsat and
oAk. mcrrv ~ sans var ennfe nn the
way out flnEcrs,t our tackle with tho
p,,lltest rort ~ anr,ler ~ oar hearts
and wished each mothers SIN ~ us
that W mighi 10 tho first % land a
fish ihough mons "a an az the ,Hne.
shnstins fren sklH b. skin. denfed that
A. hore.i tnc ether fellow mishs he the
hacky Aueler
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
Scout INSTRUCTION CAMP
bsy Scouts vis'ssd Flour eIsa ard
Received ios'fsetiors From
hsoasmsstsr bllsr.

The Isoy Scouts n the isral psfrnis
as piinnlnf ronr onflnR trips hefofs
me- close ~ 'hr summer Thes have
nnde several trips already his ssasan
and each mse has pfDysn q piefssnt
oullnn faf fhs sfpre Tho fast fflp
reported Was that made last xeek 10
Flnuf Hun a camp ~ instrnfslan
was mantained ar scxerai days 40.
def he isaaer-lip ~ cnptaiD Thsmss
Allen
White IN ramp. the sconis woss ~.
strnrsrs o. sroutrFaff ana hs,at ersn
~ Captain Aliea fnmirv enc camp .
spsriai dinner yas prepared ~ pesss
sas@s-f Daidvrli ee1 = nsmi,rf -
scnifs WIN wsfs stpeetcd ~ mike q
visit - the camp hsu fas ViaifoFs IA
lsat appsas Tia men. - ihs Smhsf
was hsh ehe~def ffiea anh ffi4d 90
fnio chips nfHls1 egaba. cnNes AMI
biscuits The biscuits vere inNea W
an osrn riaRrd 20 ~ Captain Alien
ppi ~ osd brltks snd plsres ~ iran
f.asf ffiday niHht fhs scouts sttsnd.
- dance ~ she weiboarne home
on'fIor iissn and pleasant ssselnE
~as spent aaneiaf aissiAs aza play
inR aamea
Thr nshinR wan splendid ami the
srouis rofsYrt nne Eucfoas matinn
rod catches essh dHy Fhptain Allen
hae psn,sn fafpfiir ~i.h enc sc,aiis
tassusa ~ his inierosi nnd aid in help.
lnR ihf f',ss cnioi their outings These
uho .nioysd tlr ifip a. tiaif llun
~sfsi Ncouimasisf Captain Ailen.
slrfp-l Nenrrr 'eae fofd Nal-s'n
Noahea. Cheiiaa Steele. Wills fiui
glni wado Noun, and issrl Wanln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

a hvndfcd stris BEE Fots A hundred
ani ftis Nnvthof ime ec hufls hbu
srif into ihr tir MIN i stvare rhakr
stF-vins 10 rid hnnsflf "a ihe hateiul
hook that TEXTURES tfom ihc fir ~
four spine " ,hr uiarrmosi hair 81
ynpf tewsrlci hcad fron muarif to
moaole. nerve o. u.ffe "a sfaso af aini
tonlsh vNhilarailon silrs She loye ~
rorunst withiH yuu the hope ~ siciaf,
grips yuu nke the fames "a aid wine
ana e*nscs that have rem1inssi iat.
fnt since YOUR ancestors tighlsa is.sss
on ihe noso ~ith stFsws Va tho Csrden
~ Eden. ufex1 from rglorianl crannhs
lIapei yoa g. tnastvr that brilliant,
scaled 4rnoh ar husi
"fi,e strain 4 leffsIle Jas, I iisilt
40 magM and hs's kst Not enouah
sna he ah,skes lAe asN,k fsosa tha,se bans
iaws And AZ he fii~ ans phinxss. leaps
ans Fus'scs. like a es~ss t.eteecn . bur
aoe and sie-rag lighinlae lNNBnx
thout in hls couFsr nov hcre. new sheft
ae0d SLACK % siganmr Ike nad youf
flngofs twiish la 4 ssrt ~ agony thsi u
lutic shof, ~ hsatl0c
-kyvfV wait ~ siark must ~ rsns0rv.
GA 40 ,ha cssence ~ a pcsslhie ftiof5
Al eeerg turn rvryy anahs every bsr
and aahecaesi Cor fioprieh feclmr your
set slsutsmau et'se ana Wershy No
q sko~ shaRex Nlkmra ~hn hsfrted
Tar ssas ~ ,ld Sep mast fiRhi. newer ~
ientsnx. nreeE giNiae In a. ntnssics Cant
sche ANe an asccralcsi tcSth. faTe, Qul
y sweot thAi hiin,is ana peiss IN
iaipvs uahrc,l,si messages ~ phNshai
foress which suaE0er under the dou'sa.
psrsin "a eNcltancnt and uaaccassnmsss
e~crtsoa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

10 boHiu "a fhu urgiuuing. rHiDh ~
really uniinpofiani. ihfrr Nsfs sis nf
us 90 n ii'sasfleii of Kansas. lester
Ounsi Charles Tatinr John " stets
ian. Cafi Won iuather and u \ GHr.
reit ofsAniAed in haste. W. departed
ai leisure Va ihp Ores ros
The fsY Waa elraH Wun iusi n sus
pielau ~ steel bins hAr. io diminish the
slsfo and sst ins ripplse runnns Wiih
lees lvstcr rhsfe We're manY tlHartl
the Gre, pns. mestiy lodiubbsrf ail
a,ehefs fur mseLefei 10 ifuui all hHi
one. n n. iHassfeid 10 kansRs past
maairr ~ the MUSK imnre. tne stippn
ieo man, fsnFod pifhtrsL a. Al. 'iirlss
had ,fr fetrf iild % bad rntcd rsn
Nkr plague Made ihe rcsi ri ua ieri
uko hnp,nada "a a suiltinu bee
tni Ne s1t q. loH. Naf-r ihan ihe hl
huni0 later
Nnd thr aay was SUNDAY nor wffp
there any sosAssss tu she flshluF
rruuuds VA thai dhN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

a makes na anz,~aee who landed
lhc first fish Eich ~ uA. 81 Two Ei0r,
,eau mornlnsA l.asleai that ons tAslon.
emo ~ "a. niaklnx q three and arQihsy
two lust by wAs of cmrhasis ~ our
pmwess 40 fsshermen. A. Ganst said
" hts mcst ,,tio~,svho menner ene
lArpon y pretty mach shV same - an
l~,hcr, oni, seme arr a darn slsht MORSE
Var thai reason anf In .,rfct a. copcesl
an, anaae desifN ~ peas - in,aiv,siael
hcracs We MAY be pArlensd telllns
about tho Eamcss figh ~ the eBreh
~hich. AFTER an. eccorsimg 10 tne swotp
statcmon, ~ each msmhcr 81 tir party
wae hts own fish
Il il nrassfivla lgas4slelA u kan-
rAS taking;
~imaslno reie seven fcel h,nH tspsr-
iins 10 polns secnor lhan ths taa q s
'possum. alnc f,x this y ilsht tarkle
TAM semn,hsne hsl~eea ppidcreen
sud small he az silAen thr>ad. a nsel
sannsne seane THREE handrea yasAs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
SOLD 4s AUTOMOBILES
c. G. chsddisk a CO. Closed Fiscal
rsss rss,srdsy--Espsot Ship.
man, of Ns~ Cars.

e chhddios a co yesterday. ~iih
~. raie and delivery - four paH-'n
gef NRsem Ysse-n auto. closed sut
,helr entiro stoot ~ i,is cars Tho
safe eas mode 20 q W kinney d
3fmmlnsnf mfffhln' ~ i,ohsiuNn
This nfm has had v.fs sOesa asfui
year 10 ih. suio hHs'ae.a ~ chad
di'k foports ihaf during ihr nseni
soaf fa, aulramhiie asles which ei,aes
10 Anguai. his nrn has soid ~ car,
90 fsfloas mbhss We have unioi ~
auod auto aAios business said NJ
ChadbloA yesterday, "snd Wlib op,
spl'ndld ooanir, roads ard siih ihs
prospects ~ paved streets in cufpu'
'hgsali me necai nulo rairr ienf iusl
opening should boz ne eoed % hciiai
than Tho one iusl rlo-..i
Cnaasiok sud FvmpanY osi.cot a
shipment ~ the new ipia med.l liul.
H.n ears any daN ffom tho factory
Tho nhlpmeni VII include me mes,
nndsl if,iish az Ia roadster and
i"ufsne types Tho nrm ~ cspcetlne
,iho lplg announcements uf The Ml,s'
Welt cars ahont asri'ubrr e. Nr
Chaddi.h sa,s ihe how models euniAin
sone surprising neN feature aud that
hr expects % shipment ~ thssc cars
within me nost thiflt dasa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Ths etleet ~ fhs tet ~ ~ ave @aii-
iss srd sftsr ht|pAss f,sh fren tsrPen
ltai ~ fns eafsss q ~ guB In 80
tirnits " cosUas Ctsisti Frrsn tluls
b. tame tttni1nsi enthusiasts as ~
saaea ~ Ifaru iieahtf 81 fsr h ~
cab noi5er 90 xpid baiten. q a
efefs other u,onters antitinn 81 csith
a tlfptf fsh has sny ~ nesnfp &c
s1hef sser ~ heaFa e TIE sport =
Foyal f.stowsklp hem tarpen faloA
fnhefs mlrhi isafn Ne rsn- o. puea
41tantaar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

4 serial story eould De written about
the t~smensns pf'tk r9vsmens ~ cl,Se.
land. ohio. Enoufh sllfified brick have
been laid IN the streets ~ s1ftsisnf -
keep onr brick plant running ran Inns
evefy day IN the ysef fu t~sn'y years
., p<r cent ~ 'hs total pnv*msns Ia the
city be:ns sisrlfIsa brick, fhs story q
nniy begun.
The city 81 Cleveland u hnlIi from the
xrusnd ~ fos beauty. dafebiilis snd
prssficai service The buildings sfa
su,.~,antisi the drives are afffntfive.
ffs isuastapn p9sassf so fbr rye. ~,
satisfactory ana pHelaf ara ne per
naneni bflrk pssemsnts n Cleveland
shei the oity l. moi iasss sneush 70 hs.'i
them.
isstsrdsnr out fifpunh tho snbufhsn
districts. ftusf gardens ana farm isnda
permanent bslck fssdwsgs have bssn
huill until Within lbF elly limits and fhe
fafai districts "a the county iesu miles
~ permanent nfhn pape eni a. rad
ways ets unu ~ use ~ ssHff airee-
ton from fhc city ~ Cleveland il,s main
arteries % travel ass paved with brick.
oAl fgDm ths CITY limits amonR ihr
farm lands tho poiBuini uian has bern
a. grade The roadway Tor width ~
twenty five 10 thirty fret construct
permanent bflsh driveway az iwoi4a "a
flfisan feet eidn ga nna side, leaving a
asud smooth dlFi roadway on the other
Where the permanent brick ftndvnys
have been constructed u nae ehhHueod
the talue 90 land fI"sa % % loo 90
cent u ls possible fnr a team 10 draw
four timsg ihe weight ln a load 90
pnfmanuu hrfch roadway than ran be-
hauled an an ordinary iiit Foad.
The advantage 10 the city - ciesA4
land IN these permanent brick roads
thsonsh the fnrmlne districts " mnei,
IN rsefy way Farmers ana spich gaf,
densss have easy Rfcsas % the city
with their products a. al times ~ tho
year. thus keeping 10 touch with the
mashst. inkinn adtansane ~ fltm prices
bat kesplns ne market supplied "a al
times - that scarcity may not pro.
d,oe asorbliani prices 10 Intervals.
The pleasures n NE beeo'or worth
While when nno can start in 40 auto.
mohllr from q niVen point Ia CIV
drive nnt thnusahd mites ihF"uHh Dl,f
streets and country highways and fe'
lufu without doubling hafS en The fOad
% lsaylnE pefmaneni hrlct pavement
Thln condition 10 che, eiRnd u made
pon,hls hsenure the ely started rsrat
and pesslstently huni p.rnnn"ni hrleh
passmcntr Coz fuiuse pusiofliY The
upppttunay 10 pserant fVF tofpus
CHRISTI 10 do ilhewlae. With th~ asanf
hnes that ss.s future wa ampY inrsHy
N. action s.asIt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
ttanmunI aioaI

fh'NifNNNNN|NA N"fl
- ibe spitmn Eietm ~ she silver bat
Sem beloved ~ tafnpnefs tho ei1s
world over ana the hups 1f Is ruid hy
thr iaien ~ faces baked lea snnshlns
hotter thtn mossiisfn conception ~
helt ~ Thousand other oaths. o,loallj
qpaint aHd emphatic this story T. iss
downright paipiiaiinG truth ahnUi :
sport ihbi h1s foolhali iDokina iihs q
Isme ~ chets baseball nto hand m
bis cssln0. ban ffh,s mac pu.s eanis.
q cop'er. and 40 to- resi- - ihe sports
ffuf~ ilon hunting in p''aef ri,l inr. an.
t.cni and modern. backed ,lean ~ ths
map 10 has ts So WITH iandinr thos,
maanins seat BOLTS ~ suuiimatrd silt,i
commonly stfirii tauan.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
The Royalesf .Sporf of Them All


~Fof thrtf mIeaies r - rIss sr1
ttke mostly give $50 fsfi y bar ~
ana % - as u iAe setii o. estif,i Ard
~ ise iiue tAs iirf sfess ihinner re
sense ~ .snhiiln keeaef fnf ite ieef.
mn - 1eph here NEW fhf strain mHfs
fHnron ~ belr whtrs the hait ~ ia,
pols sticks iniH Yoaf sf.fnt b. lfs snfI
.lsssiiy $685. the fin4ie is ssffo. a.
tsDlrH ~ iisht fhs feetsntiaa ~ 10 90
pcnenf x.FtHf ~ ataks rss0 aflef
IA battle = lnIf ere ranae - asu
~f'rern fh.rty mlnait. - 40 heaf. ~
an hDur fnd sar to fsa rf ihc sn,e
xtlhY via Ye1r Zen rrsnnal,y etaAaa
~ ffs1saiiy eh Ius H q. ibs lpsl1ionf
sfa.A itsi iass "a BE- sas i.se ta s.|
Fp'fli from inf wees nnsfpafeH aItrf'I
fsisGiitss ai-is ~ usa
~Es4 tta base h'm 4ft'n fffg ff
~ ihe b.4i. rfoit safrf si.n "a aIs
side sifh ruis Widely parted ksatirr
b. surface faf bftaia a lureit ana
hss ~ nafts fsfatf fo.f uf ihufi
MSS mae rfrn Fua frrI f'm In lr4In
fIrhfHN 10 fr.n1 Exhausted buf hap
ll, feafft III snafts tb4t efB fif HIn
tnis tr rai0fleus rafraes hrf1fs sUi
nuf raufatat rfaanf ssnrleni 40
lrtiory
-rat rnf b. ff % refnrsf kH par
fi.e- irsliflInr 49, fsrfal1 49, ffff,anaf
ifhd fhr heaiman. arf Erttrn ta ffat
~. Tne fsr 10 settles anf 4Hi th.
i rifi lHH slipped hrrefff lfe fImIH.
lfNs Toe pfgf s foUfs FsH nH.f
landsd g1ut nsh o. nilasHf.a e.s ~
efeu Yaa shaHf o. iaf ufrrfr sH.aI
ai.iaf Ysu Ana f .fs Fpuf ffsr lna
ltul lis aiaa fa4-l bta1 faF tlt irn.
shers aa sfflr8l 90 ths flab ull fsts
announcements sud Yau uiu af0ars raar
lhutunr
b. tnssfitih NfKinr eloquent iDfi
~ hia fnfi iarpnr ma every mathef' =
ssn "a ~ dipped slfh fhf f.ter hll EsI
MIN ur and added pnYurss. oien,uH-
o. zoe story.
Tire 8. ST y. A ORGANIZED.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

tot si.afk rarnon Fishlns Association
So chafier mrmHors ar N d nr.as-
firh ssilnt kanala. a. Senrnmnn
a A Mahan. Fari Wnnc ini ctst
i'hslsn. iesfor ilufrHfrit paiias i,.s
R.n nousten nf Dus Maverick ilfra
inske Son Antonio I..siet Gunsf Ch4s
rafior % y Gaurit Cafi fon n.HtHr
A. ~ sn, ian be- hHrry Heauff lna
"a SfaftHr corpus CHRISTI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

more or loss a hpok ~ ihe finest sirri
iiahed A. ihe hnr Win a thla metal
'eader. u mulict 90 of s'tan mches
iong irpnls1 0n the book can first t
hundred fses ~ fhe nns tfsilns over
~ stern ~ q sAin msrnci h5 a ufuured
h'stman Nh1 knpNs every ntrron's pe'i.
lsfas. habits measurements. lnsilneis
End p,fsfnai int fuaiipns' That = about
fhe su,siian ls yau hiy fnEef your
reel faDtinF lions nalil happily lu.
tsnfg. with ihe SALT ma inns slnr b.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

fEhhi- -Thr oi,cilrn held the ITih
io decide ah me lr.nancc ~ fioo. GOO
'n r.s.i roads tania 'a precinct number
nInn carried f1 p barge msmrfl The
nprt1 mrtfs viii maFe f.,s.ibi, q
.amr' GOO hlshaaJ connecting Enns
win uauas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

VICTORIA Tho Chamber of ~
mrfrr n ihs ritf s pinnnur 90 hr...
ll0ftUsl lat IN connection with thf
e.rn Show September 1iih Tho album
cant crops m ihla vicinity. sorsther
r.h tn' fact THAI "a. farmers have
rrlItei sool proats from ihs safe
Hf fhtir i.rm psodaets calls f,r oel,.-
hfst.un " apmc nature and n II pro-
paa,d ie hold the 10, icast sinaltin-
eaafy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

CINCINNATI A-E gc The draft
'fr r.fI.-s ~ istasbaH fans begins E, (,
ts anl afetfdinf g. fha fui,a rnrruilr
fiahitsosi ~ tie Nafrnai ita-piali
pusmi.slen ~ ihls "a. silh year i.,.-
me- elective iite prrtihfAon ~ tho
s.is er release rf d. ria5tr ns a nilaar
-ieaEua aiuh within eo aa,. 80 dof,,,s
30 irafnns porad"
Ie, INTENT ~ tits io-uintion a. 70
'f't-Ni e'HIt n irarr rlnnrinrntinu
atasa ssasen CLASSES prior a. sstiomief
ii nnm taestlnf nr risfefr fbteurn
rnNrsnu atl maior isaEue Ciub or
FInlf Ifsrre eInh rf hleh.r ciaasiaea.
Hnn. AaH O. imfr. lhie fo nste Il
fulrr aurNlahir fa au icarues the
...Hirnt-a-.r vir r.n-iier rrch rssr "a
its meriis and f.ef aErceu.tni pre-
seni-i fur ,fIr and record VIII
ne esrrftu, srfuunitc,l e. ascertain "
me ds1i a 0oferr was entered lnis
tusufl i,Fs before gre ,luss ~ ihs sss,-
son ~ ths rolftainr einh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

let thr can.r Iicald classified M
ser,lvo d. Your work
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Tire 3. g 7 y. A. orgar fol.
Eaamrfsf m iHe sport fs ar ~ Co.
mof, sasffai ihtn hs.ff sn,.hrfs
alcnIe. subsequently areannen thH 800.
The Irish standard., 1912-08-17
Wedding at Jordan.

Jordan, Minn.-The wedding of Mis-.
Josephine, daughter of Daniel O'Keefe
of st. Patrick, to Daniel Sullivan Of
Lakeville, occurred at st. Patrick's
church on Thursday of last week.
Father VandenBosch officiating. Miss
Lizzie O'Keefe served as bridesmaid
and Frank Sullivan was best man.
The bride was charmingly gowned IN
dress of white satin, complete with
veil and carried bouquet of bride
roses. Miss Lizzie O'Keefe's dress
was of sheer white silk. A wedding
dinner was served at the home of tie
bride, for immediate relatives of the
couple, after which the happy pair
left on wedding trip to Niagara
Falls. They will make their home ir
Pennington, where Mr.. Sullivan is en-
gagged in business.
The Irish standard., 1912-08-17
With tho Politicians.


Einar Hoidale and Tom Dwyer "the
boilermaker," are the only two Demo-
Gratis who have filed for Congress in
this city.
E. McConville, 1928 Second street
northeast, has filed for representative
of the 3Sth district on the Democratic
ticket.
James A. Peterson now stands on
the Bull Moose platform for U. S.
senator and is enthusiastic over
Roosevelt, though he attacked him
fur1ously before the primaries. But
what's the use of running on a Taft
ticket in Minnesota!
Congressman Nye is in the city and
has not yet filed for denomination,
1t is time enough, however. He has
broken silence to express his con-
tempt for those who file in one party
and support the platform of another.
In his opinion it shows bad faith"
on their part. Perhaps Frank is
right.
David j. Sullivan was granted q
restraining order prohibiting County
Auditor Erickson from placing his
name on the primary ballot as a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for congressman. He filed two weeks
ago at the solicitation of his friends.
He found that he did not have the
time to make the race and Withdrew.
There are other aspirants who are
glad of his retirement from the race.
The Irish standard., 1912-08-17

Tough Mines, claiming specific per-
In certain letters in February, 1908,
for a lease to defendant of the mines
for term of twenty-one years at a
yearly rent of $1,000 after the first
year. The defense was denial o:
the contract; that one of the terms
Of the contract was that zinc ore
should be included in the lease, AMI
there was no zinc ore. Counsel said
that as a matter of fact zinc ore was
not included in the contract, but in
any event the owners had been pre-
pared to have included it in the lease.
The object OF the defendant, appar-
emily, in taking the lease was to turn
the concern into company, but
shortly after he had entered into the
contract he had regretted his bargain.
There had been prolonged negotia-
tions extending over the last few
years, but eliminating in nothing.
The defendant had now entered into
a consent for judgment, under which
the defendant was to be released from
the agreement for the lease, and 20
pay G3,500 Counsel said the consent
provided that if the amount of the
judgment was paid in certain man.
ner, and within a particular time, a
smaller sum would be accepted by
the plaintiffs. Justice Ross received
the consent, and made it a rule Of
Court.
The Irish standard., 1912-08-17
Goinq over to Rome.

The New York Independent writes:
ut would be worth while to study
the question Why so many of the
clergy of the Protestant Episcopal
Church have gone over to the Church
of Rome. Three students in the Cen
eral Theological seminary in this city
have lately thus Joined the Catholic
Church. In announcing these last
conversions the Catholic journals
mention thirty-Lhree other graduates
of the same seminary who have be.
come Catholics and twenty-five of its
non-graduates. Fifty-five from one
seminary is very large toll to pay
to a Church against which 1t is a pro-
test, and the majority OF them be-
came Catholic IrieBts, 4
The Irish standard., 1912-08-17

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Sec. John N; Lynch. ~ Nat. OR: ~.
Cherokee Ave: IN. Soc. ]. s.. corecrsa.
a.: Me 81 r.. N.t{casi BANK: Ma
Bank Bldg. Meetings are held On Sec.
bernian halls. ' - @>~-
Grogan S s1i ea sr ave. V,aa =
J. F. Foley. $50 Broadway; Rec. secy.:
John LOBBY. s64 Gaultier; Fin. secy.. !.
i; MSlan' 3 s2s W Edm;1nd: ms seeyJ
Rafferty. al Aurora Ave; Med. Exam.
Dr.: M SL;s s md DR.: McNsvin: Meetingss
held II on first and Of
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
", County President. A. J. Powers. 21s
a py!si0g s,s ~ stb Paq q 1,ca
FrsaH Mcai 81 2a "a AZ 9Th wi s Be- S S gssy
4: J; powers - " snd St.. Trs res; seESs 81:
Dr. W. r 81 2i IN NsW JERSEY Bidk
nesday Of month in cathedral hail. Ind
W. B. Godfrey, 4So7 w. 9Th st.: VICE
pres. Frank Sears. 1912 i. 55th Aye. W;
Connolly, liza N. 63rd Ave. W.: Treas,
z. H. MeGraw, ZIG s: 57th Ave. W.; Med.
Blk; Meetings held on. first Tuesday Of
each month in Gilley's hall.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President. F. j. Leonard, Jor-
Division No. i. Belle Blaine-Pres.. Dr..
g: r. Moloney. Belle PLANE; Vice Pres.
James E Go Kelley HelIe PLANE: Rec. sesy.
H. Belle p Paas: f as sseyy
Jas. 4. Stratton, Belle PLANE; Treas,
y 10, :, F. S4a,rks. Belle Plaine; Med. Exam.
lngs are held on first Sunday Of month in
Fraternity hall. Belle PLANE. MINI.
STEELE COUNTY.
County President, George G. Toher.
JOHN Pys s. Br Se sc Fss.
James %. Quinn, Owatonna; Rec. Secy.s
!: ~ Malone, OWatonna; Fin. Secy., ]. b
Malone, OWatOnna; ms. Secy., J. E. Ma.
lone; Treas, John Hogan; Med. Exam.,
G. q. Morehouse. Meetings are held on
first Friday of month in Odd Fellows hall
N. Cedar st.
SWIFT COUNTY.
c, County President. D. F. McDer1nott..
- Division No. l. Clontarf-Pres.. VIM: NJ
Carthy, Clontarf: Rec. secy.. A. Kava-
naugh. Clontarf: Fin. Secy., Leo O'Neill,
Clontarf; 1ns. Secy. M. E. Conlogue,
Ciontarf; Treas. VIM. Duggan, Clontart;
Med. EXAM. DIR. Daignault, Benson. Meet.
1ngs are held on first Sunday OF month
IN A. y. H. hall, Clontarf.
WINONA COUNTY.
County President, M J. Ryan. 364 n.
Division No. President. P. ]. Barlow.
~ ~ II w. N1ng st.; Vice Pres. N: J. Lynch
Ryan, 1854 p: King St.; Fin. Secy., J. A.
Mcmillan. 1928 W. Howard St.; ms. Seoy.s
:. A. Mcmillan, 1913 w. Howard St.: Treas
ID. j. Ryan. 1854 %. King St.: Med. Exam.s
Pr. George j.. Tweedy, Is q. Third St
Meetings are held on second and fourth
Thursday OF month in St Thomas hall.