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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02
Declined to Swap an old Vest for
WORKOUT Farm Full OF
Diamonds.

In this day of great fortunes It is
not unusual to read In the daily news
columns Of great fortunes being lost
and won in a day, and the following
anecdote is quoted to illustrate how
one man cast aside an opportunity to
become many times a millionaire.
Years ago a man named Saltzmann
owned an estate in Griqualand. and
adjoining his property was an old
worn down farm that had not been
worked on account Of its poor soil and
the lack Of necessary water. The
owner of this tarm met Herr Saltz-
mann one day and offered to trade the
farm for an old wRistcoat he had seen
him wearing.
Az saltEmann ala not wish to bur.
DEN himself with . piece Of worthless
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02
A MusIcaI Prodigy.

In 1871 arrived In London Russian
boy, called Antoine Rubinstein, not
twelve years old. whose performances
on the piano had excited wonder
and delight among the musical anna
teurs. He was equally skilled In the
ancient as well as modern style OF
playing and gave with wonderful ef-
feet the most dimcult passages Of Bach
or Thalburg. All this. too. was done
with the utmost apparent ease. and
in the most difncult passages be fire.
quently INDUCED himself In grotssqus
limitations OF the peculiar trickeriss Of
the composer upon whose music hs
was engagod.-Ths Russian Boy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02

"Shure, honey, It's not so bad the
way they tell 1t now" she explained,
consolingly. Nobody behaves now 1t
was yer father that got kilt. 1t was
two fellers what stole his OUTFIT,
clothes an all, an was drivin' off wild
EN- inter the sand hills. Divil wan
does know who kilt 'em, but there's
some ugly stories travelin' about
Some says InJuns; some says the
posse run 'em down; an Black Bart
an his dirthy outfit, they swear 1t was
Keith Owe got me own notion. An
INFLOW, there's bout three hundred
dollars, some mules, an lot o val
yble papers missin'."
But If it wasn't father, where is he
now?"
That's what Owe been tryin' ter
foind out. First off he went out to the
Cimmaron Crossing, guarded by
squad O. cavalry from the fort here
Tommy Game whit along, an told
me all about it. They dug up the
bodies, but nlver a thing did they find
on 'em-not a paper, nor a dollar.
They'd bin robbed all roight The
ovid Gineral swore loike a wild mon
all the way back. Tommy said. an
the first thing he did at Carson City
was to start huntin' fer Black Bart.
He was two days gittin' on the trail
av him; then he heard the Teller was
gone away trapsing after a singin' or
dancin' gynrl called Christie Maclaire.
She was supposed to be ayther at
Topeky or Sheridan. A freighter told
the ovid man she was at Sheridan, an
so he started there overland, hopin'
ter head off Black Bart Oh reckon
we could a towld morn that"
What do you means"
why shure, honey, what's the use
tryin' ter decave me? Didn't Jack
Keith, wild his own lips. tell me ye
was Christie Maclaire?"
But I'm not! I'm not, Mrs. Muir
ply. don't even know the woman.
1t is such a strange thing; cannot
account for it-both those men mis-
took me for her, and-and let them.
didn't care who the man Hawley sup
posed me to be, but intended to have
told Mr.. Keith he was mistaken.
don't know why l didn't, only sup
posed he finally understood. But
want you to believe, Mrs. Murphy
I am Hope Waite. and not Christie
Maclaire."
ITS little the loss to ye not ter be
her an Dim thinkin' loikely JACK
Keith will be moighty well plased ter
know the truth. What's Black Bart
so ayger ter git hold av this Maclaire
gyurl fer?"
81 do not in the least know. He
must have induced me to go to that
Mace in the desert believing me to be
the other woman. Yet he said moth
ing of any purpose; indeed, he found
no opportunity"
Mrs. Murphy shook her head dis
paragingly.
at was shure some divilment," she
asserted. stoutly. He'll be up tr
some trick wild the poor gyurl; O
know the loIkes az him Shure, the
two av yer must look as much aloAk'
as two pages in q pod. Loikely now
it's a twin sister we've gotf
Hope smiled. although her eye'
were misty.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02
INTERNATIONAL
SUNDIISCII(]OL
LESSON
BY Rev. William Evans D. D., Director Bible Course
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY a.
THE WISE MEN LED BY THE STAR

LESSON TEXT-Matt. 2.
MEMORY VERSES
GOLDEN TEXT-"Look unto me and
be We saved, all the ends of the earth;
for l am God, and there is none else
lisa. 1922.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02

-m-m-well, O. course they's two sides
Or nine or ten, ponds how we view it.
They's Teddy sayin' lie won't say
Jes how he's feelin' either way,
An this here Teller Lafollette
A-showin' jes' whose carts upset,
An Taft a-trustin' to his friends
An folks a-showin' what depends
On who's nominated. Well.
TIL sayin' is that time will tell.
But where does us folks come in,
though?
We got to vote. Um-m-m-well, jes' so.
Um-m--if my understandings proper,
Somebody's boun' to come a Hopper.
TIL Dimmycrats is mixed like us,
With Woodrow Wilson in TIL fuss.
An Harmon list'nin' to his boom,
An Clark demandin' elbow room.
An Bryan diagnosin each
With all his pow err o. pen an speech.
They're all on fire, we understand,
With hope fer this our native land.
No matter which way she may go
Well get to vote. Um-m-m-well, jes' so.
-m-m-they all want to git together.
But that would mean some stormy wealth.
err
A good oil sayin' in times past
Wuz one that went "Wait till yere asst"
An what you will or will not do
Depen's on If folks want you to.
They's some that don't know fame from
fuss
An cuss much more than they discuss.
But, as the Teller sez why, I'm
Jes' settin one side markin' time.
So let's all set an watch the show
Well get to vote. Um-m-m-well, jes' SO.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02
Casting Aside a Fortune

land he kindly refused the offer. A
few years later big clear diamonds
we're found on this waste stretch. and
now millions of dollars could not pur
chase It
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02
A PAGE From Macbeth.

"Talk about numbering sleep!"
Macbeth had been wooing the
drowsy god for five hours.
Talk about numbering sleep! A
guilty conscience is a dollars worth
of morphine compared to those cats
And he threw a coat Of mail and a
pair Of sheet-steel boots at the feline
congress across the moat.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02
Soon Over.

81 love to hear you play" he said,
my reasons? Well, the chief
One is that when you play for me
Your pieces all are brief"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-02-02
He Had Noticed 1t.

variety" said the vaudeville man.
ager sis the spice of life"
81 notice" observed the man VINO
had been turned down when he mad
asked for pass, and was, consequent
Iy, in a knocking mood, that spice
is very largely adulterated these
days"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

CifitAur. M Aua, n The fepss
mlatises " ne Wins family IN M
United ntnse-. whlsh have ssthsrea hsfs
for tns annaAl reunion n the fsmisy "a
The Auditorium. have br1nsAs win fissm
many little wings. hat none n fhsn
eao nv The WINS family ~ Ameriea
Vas incorporated under fhs ie~s -
Massachusetts ten y~~fs aFe. The o..
R4slssfiDn ~ fhs fswiIy II IN itaef ~
sullaf. a msln,sln@ asnefsl offles "
Boston. prints family msestius. isas =
family hls1T.~n sna - xpvsrn-v ~ q
pfeslsisat ana board n seven direfisfa
The hsad - lhs eiah r. coionel oeHE'
W Nsna ~ KesaHss. Wisconsin,. q y
Estimated thai there are mere thtil
100 go ilneal descendants n the ~idoN
Deforsb wtuF. aHs nsf four eons- she
first settled la Haugnr. Mass, 81 itft
Anon9 shs many prominent nsenl~fs n
she family u rlf Ar'hnr Hlng iJnffa.
sho viii 10 Represented q, ths fssuion
w Literary contribution
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

NEW YoHk Ans 20 ~, ~ the
fastest hydrprianes ever Nbuiu iu fhe
unts~d STATES wilt shoot away Wsrr
TIE sinnai ~ sttrn f.a tht HfFi ol the
series - uisi rsfes IN Huntington
isas. a. 4. this aiternocn o. sel,.et 4
t~sn ~ thfr. heats 10 arfeni tae Ufit-
inh International Trophy fcr motor
i-sste sgatnss the tAirllsh cailengera
Ti,r trials arr asaaaefed b. slis Aa.
ter club ~ Aucfi,u and me t.as- IN
eiu,is ssr-h fAnogs craft as tla Hahn
Relianec and ilahy Reliance III. oNnsd
p, hFaf rommostore J, STUART iilaeA
toh. - the Meteor naat clnb ~ Amef-
tea, nuliet Aliert ~ smith. u4slurbsr
ia comms~lorv 5anscs A. i'ueh ~
Dubuque la Nssilcss VA Thomas
chrselofoNeh ard ms coiamhns with
Inc exception ~ me last namrd craft
~ ~ shc boats hasc shown more tham
IS miles an houg Cptan cstare u W
Melville anS l1luy tlsk. chauman II
she racs comWittcv have bccn unon
rskis advised ihat three ryess viii ~
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'7RANS-NISSISSPPI !
CONGRESS GATHERS



HAfyT LAHE CITY. Utah. Ata ~
with Display - eaiaas%ssn thsi
sDeefs we'll ~ spcreyefof ard in
isfsatlnr seaaion. ne fNenfY third 90
naai mstinr - ~ Trans. wississipt
counsrsi ni CouHfsss anstniaesi IN Nalf
f.ats cuy sesay President a =
frumbo - uFiaiipms. rsiieii ne gath
uFiaa ~ oriet The Feii raii showed
"a r.ssrd, breaking nttendsuss "a 1sis.
sasss frun ~ - ths sfHtes - ths
Mississippi SOD Airssufi ,siieY- and
ihoee makins W the western haif ~
'slir country.
Welcomes aHa fesrsnses to- ao
nalninent ~ committees aud tuaiueas
~ routine e~tpf~ occupied ftv lh
mai ssaalsn. Tamarf4e the asi.sslss
eln tAta 90 tss s.fsias pssff ANN.
- business 80
Eunls ~ ihs foremost inrn ~ fha na
llon aft hsf, in sn strhanEs "a tiruf
go AZ. i.stsel~ f.,,s,. il,r s..sia l-.,a~
s44., el,.ssi. 90. l.v*e,ss - ths isa-4l.s
canal. ltnd reclamation. nanlisfai.t.n
good fo1ds currency ffflfm lfilnaas
irrigation tfsnst.ostsilnn aud ofhsi
.uli.tis - Use rai,lle Ietsfsaf
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SPECIAL susscalprloa orrea.

50 the nrsi shr.s hundred applicants.
The cAlief ~iil D. maiie,i iur a. ae for
o. mnHlss 80 delivered hy cafricr for
ttae old Hnl,~crtlrrs may take ad
NaniaRs 81 this OTTER nN i'ANlND Tu
pArN ar THIS nECrLAu RATS. Goa
ts''s'hrr i-t thc fcafly Subscriptions
paid la advance. viii h. feoo it the
month. after ostobsr isI The Calisf
viii ts hsilsvFsa Coz 90 cents nste,d ~
ga. The r,ducei Offer haids sv,ri only
tNsil ruF ftnsr rirtEF NInrn
APPLICANTS We contemplate ,u ln
ereasti news s.t,lv- and npd rssss
in tho subscription rate inpsfati,s Cos
n ~ ms special rlntlsr HUNDRED
OFFER. u !. positively lsnnru
proposition. s.gi-U
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Corpus Christ, People Nav. Absolute
proos ~ Deeds q, Hoels.
ira not Wutds nui ar'ain that psets
trac meflt
rho drsda ~ ppans kline, i'liis
rof Corpus christi kidurt Sufferers
uays maJ' their is,rHl reputation.
pfuof ties in the Testimony "a carpuf
cnrlst' people ~ho 'i,nee heron easra Ca
risy c,urd
, y An famesst + Water ~. Cor
pns CHRISTI 1esss aa,s g rsrom
,rund nuan'u kidney ililn iasi 49,
n,eouFly Hnw ~ asa SOME Yshss 49,,
~hrn eave ers,lnirnial In ib-ir "a.
Vrr The UlFr lhss pstr me at That
TINS has psueen permsnont My Md.
news gave ms mofo oi lees tfourh fof
,hrce Nosrs asd shasp twlneoa often
nsrtod thtuugh my hafk rhu kidnrt
arcfctlsair Nesc iis, frsqnr,J ~ ~ Nare
especially durinE coia wesihcr ~
SON arrine pnehs kidney piiw adttr
il-ed hfouih home 81 boa and Hsci
ths,n The, we're ~ rreat beneni in
every way"
rof Haio hy an dealers tfioe IN
ecn,a fostcr Nnturn co. Jlnraio
Sew York. sole psonia f'a ihe United
states
Il.memhvf enc pame poap'e SUD
take nn uihef
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~. ,lis rs~i ,rr~~ ,uvrre'i srFiistn'-
ThD cniisr VII hr naaiiti for 81 go fnr
% n,nuihS 80 delivered ~ rstf,rr 80
% 90 ssist subscribers uaY iatr "a
vantage - fhlr snef ~ ittfiSv re-
pATE a. tim nipfi.AH nkTE or
pstoi,sr irs. the fsfrif uiiscsiptiHnf
bald IL sdtanee. VIII b. o. 20 hy ,he
NINTH. Nffrr October lot Use caller
~lil BE- aeiiysssd fof 20 cents iNstei,d -
20 Ths redured onef h.l.i- np'd ONLY
f'H 1lte piHaT fflitIlH iiNNgslfl
APf1.lcNNTH We Contemplate an Ia
rfea@ssi urwn ssrtic. and nnd raise
be ne auiia'tip,inn rste imperative Oct
So IN this spr,isi riinFE lfrNiliiri
urfEN a. u positively limited
proposition sci ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
Just FACTS ABOUT
TEXAS GOOD ENOUGH
trrOFT BEING sAOE 70 pRg.
yuNr EXPERIMENTATION
- 49,
~ Msr's GLIB Diseases pfshisn sud
Invite 80 co~--sssisi ors.niss.
tient ~ unts.

Thai ths truth shout Tssas 10 r,.sf
enesEh that cscfIiadg sf rssss ahot,li
tnor tns truth snd 80 fhe fruth. and
fhsi sterg Is,ssibss eHsaf ~ i.feFriti
"a sEgsfailen ~ mlsrttrrpeaiati,n rln
81 made 30 lhefa are three saserfIous
numriaffd emlislisuy 49, ihs Ass,.
fisfesi "A fiufs ~ tfi. sisi. - Tease
- n frsuis - she a. Ncns eanten
flun lapf Yeas. Tstas ra'sitth an in
faifullbie fnaunt ~ -. Al laiiif nabN. .if
~ foiiar ibis 30 IN r0nlrDl. iisn
o. ieii me truth al-lai Tsraa All ne
fluft ~Hr ihr f.siif nf 4 iaaInn. uaIa
q iie iisisi Uait ea af ahitaeilu
fss dafs asn - itis mosfinK BE- asa
determined e. invite Csc ra.n HafatIsn
n thf ftri0gs numerical afssala..
tien- in rfs-s fte uuanr lfMun m
ih~ state az lRfifuumii ald if.Ha
ss-'-'i tiipo- in this pi,n and sar
..es mrfiine I'D b, held af iia4sfsn
H'pisni'ss ina isr its pufp.es of fsf
fhefinf thls sHafi
rh~ opportunities fr asucaifaf.i
ffid indHsifisi trtsiHpment are n.aul
hut unf1Iiunatsi, ~ The state. rfsptl.
siiians isching mrfli htfs Sea- saina la
sinnfes brcn presented fU fhf maa
sporting intrsiof ln other states nnd
ine fcsur has been alaairnaa 60 hir
A. consequence. rekHs at hrFe ~ ln
sonsv insiHnesr i,ring dtrfitd aud IS u
both a. overcome the result ~ those
snfefiuaate epis,sirs and tn property
tesrfifa Texas a. fhnss suiifItina the
i"f..fsppti"n. taat ~, neW retas m.
formation bureau is 90 iie frrattd 1hia
Information bureau win hato nuihlnf
NJ scii % viii have onlf one object
10 nfa nrfriY So t,8i fhe truth fhii.i
rosaa ahi u nm iffgmit tn rrrttt
~ itself reputation fr Fyfa.Iff fmf
riii mofli for b. zoe rnnHdfn,r ~ ls.s q
iihi' infestofs in rrsar properties a
eiH ss nantif admit tho deHairnri.a
q fio state ~ li vili csr,i na flrlnee
a. iinuehlnn. chairman ~ 10. Assn.
eisted ~ rluhs ~ rtsss Win hf,d
iu,firis 90 Dallas it sending ou, in
fifsiiuns to ihe executive ofnCera ~
Various associations Industrial lusiitu.
"'''f'H' N'Ht'N' W'|NNNNH |NNN'N N'NN NN'NNNNNNA'
'isi ofnauizs'iuns throughnui me state.
tu st,rud ihe conference tu ne hrld In
iieus,en, srpiomicf sud Especially
lN~ gaie- have hceo Arranged ff 9um
80 parts 90 ihe state and 30 ~ an.
flciraied thar YsfS afGe attendance
win br had at This moetine
o. ls upt ,ho inteptlau 20 suiuar any
Organization interested boz the ds,tlnp.
mcni nf fesas and pullir mpimilan
uas h"en cst'ud,si To sli such orranisa
iions to mte representative st thif
ueeilne in 4ddiil0n to iHs sfeat num
bee ~ individual Invitations thai have
hern forwarded hy ghsmuNn uhmh
iuu
" VIII hc a rather MOTEL procedure
in development Efforts n haVe "a con
trsi lnfsrmsli.h huresn bs ga th.
commercial organizations "t thr state
mat wii unhcsitatinaY deef1 ibe iis.
advansaEcs 80 thc state nna cudratur
90 provost losrer ln indacine iuNosinfa
hui Tits Ia one VI she serious efforts
~ this proposed ufNanlsaiirn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

wiNt,ss,ik. ont. Aus. ~ i'vlsaetes
fsssn widely scPerNte,i ssetspns "a tho
h.,mN,ion asacmhlsss m Wiadsof lv,ias
fof las ersnlnn - she annual csaNcn-
then - she Nnlcn " Canadian Mnn1ci'
sselitlrn The sessions viii iaess thrce
dsxs sna will 10 ds,esed o. reeess. aa-
sisssass aud discussions deaths With =
wl,ic sAuse u sahiccts The prolN~sss
INV isssnlninn railwa, act, shc muas.
cll,al owscrship 20 pa~cf plants shs
cement aismslcA ia western cenads.
puhlic health and mnnlcnssl nnaRccs
are snme % the lrAaink iopicA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

nniuKLxn n y. Aax a.. t',is'if
field. the i,e<iFffs NV home. slii he
oteaer hrfe thls afternoon. assthrf
permitting aud the oceaaions yin b.
doubiY celebrated ln connection with
the anniversary - fhe Rattle - i<'n y
hna The nssssliss snd He Cnbsl shU
esfe ifinlnsus s'hednied - rlty ef
fiea pn rlnd Up games in chlffHn. eih
ep,n tee path Nllh ihs same fhs afe
Ebbstf field il ans ~ che finest bass
han parks ~ Tho country. bsins thor
NUDITY mf7srh h. The smallest detail
n viz Accommodate hatHscn 10000 aEa
~ ooe fspple
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
DRAFT KANSAS PLATFORM

rs,l'sskA, Nas. Avs a. Ia Ncs.ssi
Anco Win ,he proeislcns - ne Kew
Kansas primary law. The 'N'ounc,ls~ q
the several parties Aps,meled IN r..
pekA ,osiay. T1o party councils am
made up % the congressman members
~ the state Iesislstsf~ cie~scsv and
counsy ehairmcn The principal hasl-
moss y; the party coanen u 10 prc-
pare the state platform. state chAifs
mcn aisc are 70 ~ selected N:i ar
sansemun'~ eVmIas ss4s t~ the s>ssasAe
ssAse c&snpAlsa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

wfNnutit unts Aug ~ rhv tween
,isih annual con, entlpn og the Union -
Canadian Municipalities areuod n"ts q.
Day with dslssalea from every sitF ln
ilsr pumluion Dstf"lt has planned 90
nsip snisrlslu the visitors rhn par
i,,rr ~ the convention H. a. ctrhanss
prsothai asans n isernlna fifst. hand
80 tried up.losdaio improvements and
ensci wld.srsca', comb1na'lon b, mu.
nlcirsil,lss f"f protection agatn~t men
and lnflucrcns adverse ~ thc infervets
" the peori" Tho uni,rFn include
prominent mgn - eseFS province ln iho
Dumlninu ~ Canada
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

An teI1nns are hessbs to'blsldvn te
'cmos~ sn, nana. soli ar shell TRIM
any ssfrc, silss 90 plac. ~ tho Cert',ss
tiraeh ls"tsi sdai,les n n aHsinn,
'hs hsw 90 Do A. sud an, l~'s~,u ." ~
tvuaing viii he panishcd he thu rs,ent
~ the law,
JOHN r. ptfNlNaoN.
rTssldcat Sofpne tiasch iiatri ana
isand Company s-ps-st
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
pAehlc cuAsr sAoor.

PORTLAND. ore. Aus ~ MsnS ~
lba Foremost slnls ~ th. West fa'ed
the traps i'sias "a tho o,shsna ~ ths
annual Pacific coast handicap tonfna
meni The toufnemeht whi,h VIII
hel ihrso DAYS ~ hsins Vnudileird
under the auspices 81 the rertisna
uun cub zoe ~ the no,aii' FEATURES
viii he composition between loama ~
ave men eaoh TITAN ne tast and west
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
GOV JoHssoN 70 Taxa STUMP

San rftANstkco Cal. Aus AZ
Oossrnrr nifam Johnson the prrHr---
I've candhlate Tor sire president, starts
tndeN an a ramrsia,.inE tuur thst " an
pribal'iy a~, tNe lnon,hs ana enI
cpycr large seo,iuu ~ th- eountry
Tho inns, HisrRiinn win nc eisvu a.
ths ean,. 'A's, Jvbnesn sNrcc,. ~ d.4
invr his Hrsi nnpatnp, rrrcsh az the
New Vera state convention ~ the gro.
ervs~lNr marty early N Nvrtomber.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
SAN FRANCISCO oaAFT rRlAl.


SO ~ ArH's iftrsi irene m
NNN filNNti~iN Cht AVS
i'a's "'ttA c'aitnsp ana qlce rrrstd.nt
- i's t'aFffir frisntons snd fcisrrats
,H'nlstHs. apffartf i-.iirf 1uast i.su
ifr " ne Surrwms causi tnia, ~, .
fNfiher eearine lnte his oass. a. = ~.
e'si q ihf deffrd4pis IN ~ fam...
srsfi epsrs ssia Anas ln1sc,msn,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Asi,ANr"N. Pa, Aus ~ the am
nual state o"n, en,lun VI the Patriots
urder roha ~ Amcliea wsa opened w
thla Ciiy lodaf with an ATTENDANCE 81
delegates frvm locsi branches 81 the
-, organization throughout rcnna, lsanla
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
REAoY SOS lvvAsloN.

NAN YORK. Aa& ~ ca slcsSlpl4
cegnpirysd piAFs far u.s. Vsrnrsni iFa
sstas and pet the iinishlaE topehcs -
has addresses. rs w.ll stArs or vsF-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

s,i,i,i li the yfrF hsi minuie The
oWnera ui ttt anaanigi craft vanf ia
ana gltm O. ibp ilns as s.rt hoisse
TIE iiritien inisruetlgtai traphy oih.
oieise kneVn as ihe liArmsnnFth cel
~in ~ foniosss,i ioa negt satefia1 aud
k.itar iay.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
noern cAnolinA rARmrns.

nAiplulI ~ g.. AuK " The tenth
snnpsl r,str Farmefs convention nren
- hers t~lar ~ q q iirpkins - the
illon"is experiment slstiea VIII ilse"e-
,ilr u-~ ~ gosk phosphate a. frftliisef
Ne u thr best authority 10 The rouHif,
an The suniesl Esfiegls ~ Dsti"nag req.
usatlon will discuss psoblsms reiaiing ~
the rsinlue ~ tubacrn cy~p.'as and eni
40 Farmers a.. operative s.rlsiics WI
iao ~ considered "a itnaih
ilo vnu uaa tha Caller rlsHaiaFf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

~ ''Ne ~sPoT1,a te.-esAst~ rlsf rere,.
- 4 fasn.is Ksus stprs. fs~ a..
'''1A s~" "a sss.m
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ARc.slsnoe RioapAN ss 70

NAN Nt,scp, Cal. Auw "a
Msns fe,icl,c"~ mes~ssvs ~cse scoeite,l
~ N. atch1episVoisAl resideneu "a the
c,guer ~ Htelncr aud Fultun ssrootn
tndal IL gemlAa "a. ssavssgl~ Ar.sA,
bssliup R,ossiAa al tho eearls,lon ~
his ncAsntlsih year Tho archhisisp
Wa harn IA Nv~ nranr~Ick. No ~psat
hls l.,,hvoa IN CasaLAA a. ~nich city
he seluFned aztec eomrl-iine hls shvc-
loeleai studlea anu was rectos ~ ~
lames vhafsh there until his ssiee
llua as hvaa ~ the San frenelaco aroh
dl'~ess Ia ,he eAsls ,sh,se,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

4 Frrsh and ne~ iinr - Niphs as.
NETS ieilrt preparations AZ Ntw CTS
tiruF stniV Ns3 "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
Corpus Beach Hotel


Cool, Comfortable and Elegant with an Modern
Convenience Best American Plan Hotel on the
Gulf Coast. facing the Finest and Safest Surf bath
ing Bach on the American Continent with Private
Bathing Pavilion. Rates $3.50 per day and up
ward CalIor phone for reservations.
G. +. HORST,
ftf 8At t4 - Manager
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Ncad an icitvrs received HON \. q
iarsolfs,. o'eaalser os Aleng LATE Ia
AuglnCo CumpAnl
X.ss.tf 60 pANpotAn.
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what abeuf = sVnfsulg sputnT 49,
hnr line. The Ffdlnms al Hcevuii e
Hifsei tts-9i
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~ yau us~ lhs ,'allss olaHslnr
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