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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
PNEUMONIA
SERUM FOUND

New York, July lO.-A serum cure
for pneumonia, for which scientists
have been searching for years, is an
nounced by Prof. Augustus B. Wads-
worth of the department of basteri-
ology of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia university.
In describing his success, in the
Rockefeller Institutes Journal of Ex-
perimental Medicine( he states that,
though his serum has been applied
so far only to animals, he has no
doubt that it will work just as well
in the case of human beings.
The experiments were made with
rabbits. He produced pneumonia in
them by injecting the germs of the
disease. The first thing he discover
ed was that injections of dead pneu-
monia germs gave rise to but little re-
action.
Further experiments showed that,
while the dead pneumonia germs did
not sicken the rabbits. they gave the
animals immunity from and resist
ance to the disease itself, although
they did not have any marked cura-
tive action. He then found that in
jections of living, virulent pneumo-
mia germs gave the blood serum of the
rabbits marked curative action.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
JORDAN NOT
GUILTY Of
WATER THEFT

Bert Jordan, a well known Palisade
ranchman, was acquitted by the jury
in the county court this morning on
the charge of water stealing, pre-
ferred against him by the Palisade ir-
rigation companies. Jordan's is the
first of a series of four cases on the
above grounds, and the charges were
practically the same, two counts, one
for defacing the headgate, and the
other for direct theft of water.
The case against Emmett Wilson.
on the same charge, was started at
3 O'Clock this afternoon in the
county court.
The-case against Mrs. Emma Boyd,
charged with the theft of electricity
from the Grand Junction Electric
company will be brought up tomor-
row morning in the county court.
The charge against Claude Eley,
II years old, of stealing clothing and
a suitcase from Nicholas Roberts, will
also come to trial tomorrow morning
in the country court.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
c. 8 s. THROUGH
WITH MIDLAND

Further backing of the story that
the c. & S. is to retire from the man
agement of the Midland is contained
in the following from the Denver
Post:
Affairs of the Colorado Midland
Railway company are shaping them
selves so that full control of the road
will soon be vested in the Denver
& Rio Grande or interests that are
friendly to the Gould system.
AT the last meeting of the board
of directors, George b. Harris, chair
man of the board of the Burlington,
and Darius Miller, president of that
company, resigned as directors of the
Midland, and no one was chosen in
their stead. These Withdrawals re-
move the last vestige of the Colorado
q Southern influence in the board
and clear the way for the exercise
of the option held by Blair & Co., the
Rio Grande bankers, who have offer
ed 100000 for the half interest held
by the Colorado & Southern.
Just when that option will be ex-
ercised is unknown, though the bank
ers are ready to take it up at any
time when they are advised a clear
title may be had.
Joel F. Vaile director of the Rio
Grande and its general counsel, said
today that he did not know whether
the recent action of the New York
supreme court authorizing the remov-
al of the Midland from the first
mortgage of the Colorado & Southern
would render the title to the prop
erty clear enough to warrant Blair
a. Company in exercising the option.
The matter was in the hands of law
yers, Mr.. Vale said, and on their
decision the sale of the Colorado &
Southern's share would depend.
The Rio Grande paid the semi-an-
nual interest on the bonds of the
Midland on July l. This amounted
teo 81 $50 and this is the second
time that the Rio Grande has been
called upon to make the settlement
in the last year. Refusal by the Col
orado & Southern to meet this inter
est last December led to the offer
by the Gould bankers to buy the
share in the property held by the
Hill system. BY obtaining the full
control. the Rio Grande would gain
337 miles in tracks and a large
amount of equipment and benefit ma
terially in having a dominant voice in
the western traffic originating at Col
orado Springs.
That some other line is interested
in the purchase of the Midland is
proved by the fact that, although the
road failed to earn the interest on
its bonds last year, it is about to
spend about 100000 in betterments
and for new equipment George w
Vallery, president of the road. who
returned from New York Saturday
night, said today that the expendi-
lures would be only the normal ones
needed to keep the road in good con-
dition and that there was nothing of
an extraordinary nature contemplate
ed AS to the future of the road Mr..
Vallery said that he had no knowl-
edge of the intentions of Blair &
Co, and that the situation was un-
changed
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
A ssociated Press.

Assotldttu IGtss.
Paris, July 1O.-Paul Leroy Bau-
lieu, the eminent French economist.
has issued striking appeal to the
Frenchmen and French women, in
which he points out the grave dan
ger of the depopulation and the de-
naturalization of France by the re-
duced birth rate. Last year the
deaths exceeded the births in France
by almost 35, 200, and the total num-
ber of births in 1911 was 263, ,000
less than the annual birth rate dur
ing the second period of the Second
Empire.
NJ. Leroy -Beaulieu declares that
the drop in the French birth rate is
immoral, due to the universal wish
to limit the family to a minimum. 1t
is not alone due to the fear of the ex-
pense of bringing up children, but
also, he claims, to the pure egotism
of married couples, VINO do not wish
to be bothered by the rearing of in
fants.
The economist has several reme-
dies for what he considers a very
threatening situation for the future
of France. First he thinks it is alb
solutely necessary to teach the
Frenchman that the normal family
should include not fewer than three
children. This teaching should be-
gin in the schools, both public and
denominational. so that it may be
propogated as a truth essential to
the maintenance of the nation.
Furthermore, he favors the adop-
tion of a law, to be applied without
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
Breezy News of European Cities

exception, providing that no persons
shall hold public positions or be ell
igible for government employment of
any kind unless they have three chill
dren. The need of the third child
that is what must be insisted upon
throughout France, NJ. Leroy
declares. He estimates that of the
average ten marriages usually one or
two bring forth no children, while
the remaining couples content them
selves with either one or two child
rem.
AS an additional encouragement,
the economist recommends the estab-
lishment of a system of state prem
iums The sum of 500 in his opin-
ion, should be given for each third
infant, as well as for each addition
al infant. This premium should be
distributed irrespective of the fortune
of the parents, and millionaires
should receive it as well as the poor.
He estimates that S30,000,00O per
year would be the cost to the state Of
carrying out this plan. He believes
that these premiums, if they did not
increase the birth rate, would GER
tainly hinder it from falling, and
considers it very much better to
spend the national money in this way
than to distribute it in old age pen
sions.
1t is better, he says, to suppress
the obligatory pensions and have fif-
ty to sixty thousand more births per
year, for the salvation of France de-
mands that the country shall be pop
ulated.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
HANFORD'S CLERK
PLEADS GUILTY
Of EMbEzzl|hG

Seattle, July 1O.-Robert NJ. Hop
kins, clerk of the United States Dis
trict Judge Hanford's court from the
time it was established until he was
removed in 1911 pleaded guilty today
in the United States court to two
counts OF an Indictment for embez-
zling s19,2S6 and was sentenced to
imprisonment for two years on each
count, the terms to run concurrently,
and to pay fine of 81 900.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
Fine Painting.

Tihe aiming.
Few windows have attracted as
much attention in the city as that
on the Fair corner, where c. H.
Robinson's great panorama of the
Hannah creek water shed is shown.
This magnificent work of art stretch
es almost completely across the front
of the window, and, when viewed
from proper distance. presents a
remarkably exact duplication of the
country from which the city draws
its water supply.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
CUM N Inns ASKS
PROBE Of
Theft

Des Moines, July 10.-Senator A.
B. Cummins in a set of resolutions
presented to the Republican state
convention resolutions committee
suggested that committee be named
to investigate the manner in which
President Taft was nominated by the
Chicago convention.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
On Program.

On Program.
Rev. e. G. Lane of this city and
Rev W. ]. Sly of Delta are on the
program of the Baptist assembly,
which meets next week in Colorado
Springs.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
Crebbin Here.

Crebbin Here.
Alfred Crebbin, British consul in
Denver, well known here, having land
interests in this locality. arrived on
No. this noon for short visit with
friends in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
Potter Here.

Potter Here.
d. D. Potter, the Palisade attorney
is here on business connected with
the prosecution of the water stealing
cases.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
ENcavate Today.

ENcavate Today.
Excavations were started today on
Fifth street for the paving. Commits
sioner Rankin expects to finish up
Fourth street tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10

To Salt Lake.
C. B. Hill goes to Salt Lake tonight
on a short business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
Returns Tonight.

Returns Tonight.
Alfred Crebbin. British consul in
Denver, who is in the city on bust
ness, returns to his home this even
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
is bigger than his pocketbook.

He can at the least have some
thing really fine for a small
amount in this
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
Here on Visit.

Here on Visit.
William Littlejohn of Castle Gate,
Utah, is here on business visit for
a few days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10

Axle grease. 15c, 25c, soc and 81
pals. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10

Nichols Recovering.
Carl Nichols, a well known local
young man, is able to be out after a
two-weeks' serious illness.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10

Grip tags. hat bands. belts, watch
guards. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10
WANT ADS Continued.

HORSE FOR SALE years old,
weighs 1850 pounds; seal brown
color; good roadster; good dispo-
sition; good style; sound, kind,
and afraid of nothing. w. p. Ella.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10

FOR SALE-Two gilt edge per cent
real estate notes for 81 900 each /;
one payable Jan. l, 1913; one pay
able Jan. /, 1914. on or before.
Wv" care Sentinel. 7-l0-lt
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10

Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-10

FOR SALE-First class buggy, $20:
call Buckhorn corral. 10 If
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02
GLASS
MISCELLANEOUS

AnNkkriStks- me EreAt State 81
North tsafoiA cfivrs uunmitcd eP
rpriunities fof business 90 sias,lfiei
ADVERTISER Ths Recognised stvet.
tsinE medium 10 tie TArso psiis
and sanaas Courier NV tne lni,
seven cay paper In the STATE aud ne
psrVr Watch carries the iarFest
1mouat % classified adveftisibs The
Caurier-Nost covers Norih nakrts
ka tisntei. reaching an parts ~
th sta's she dsy of ppbflrsuou, q
- rsg.r - 80 Ia order 90 soi
rssuiis rates ooe cent ~ word
rfsi instfuanl ons-haf eent per
~oft sncteelihg tnseriicn fiis
ais psf line per mouth Address.
fha Courlcr- Ncwp. Parse. \ q
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02
LATE MARKET REPORT

ioaefon NO. lsn The ass
year henton Drought enc uauA toll
da5 rush n g. iioaason pfodaso
market aii lines uf table iuanrics ne.
ing depleted uy o., lafi ~ees end
The nov vets vll bring renilinE
~ 90 dopleird upfs ioll9ss1 3D. =
ronefai rest throughout The row Not
q great bnsinoss u booked f0r after
iht nrH ~ fbo year and inifrssi b.
fhaf supply fhe produce marttif sill
60 ail to Alihnig t..a.li.is ntsf tha
80 renrral mHffei Tho marfri "a
eeii supplied siih sii kinds ~ ffni
and Vegetables InrAsya hfa Ia q
ntiio isss Supply shich ariss ina
ploe a. 81 and iac The chicken
market b Feff poaf un acronni Of iise
a.u Freah sFg receipts practically
sro aoitinr and auoiaiioue range
ffom ~ to a rrBta
A feature o. ibs nsa eees 10 ne
prodsoe market eIi be- ihs arrival
- fhp huf need potatoes nos go
route TIE supply 10 comlns irem
Name ass b sala ~ be ol soad qasl
fs fomsioss arr coming from ca.
Yea
Tic fsfsni rains appear ~ tRff
been esnsrsl throughout the souih
iu manY localities n pAs quife hcaFg
lnisrfsfiHE 18th the EstssTaEz ~ tAe
fsmaiafff 81 ftt totiou rfep Ths
movement ~ cotton continues iosfsi.
aroarssns 80 advises fo0eivr1 ~ tas
Hoattou cotton ssnhaa8e from ron.
ttHffstion points
Win fhe comlH6 ~ the new year
ane ihs lasalng ~ ihe hpildsy season
business has takeH an q slou tous
inYenioglst ags ro,nf ~ guife Feper'
ally Whifh are rhoaiuE much car.
sisa over slocf On tteouni o. sac 10
hsasonahlg srnihsr Tho trade fe
ports GOOD aosemen, 10 rubbsi
Eop0s
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"H| -"
HkN ANrVNiO' lEA Ian
fbfee hundred ltousand dollars "a
tho SOM regHired ffom san Anlnnio
n o. proposition mado 90 abe Gas
rnUugl and iht commercial nfraHila
llons 90 ihe ,s lur fhs hulilns 50
fhr Hau Anioaio Ro,ipari a Nsslao
ltaieaf Tbs proposition war made
Zoo aNtnf hs fh, nai'Hnea company
sad iof ihla smounl TO- raiiuAd
onmraat Niu ritH ihe subscribers
ffuo oeo eofth 20 = usr erni hssi
pfefe1snfn Shares ln lhs cnfalp an
hHliiuf company iie .ln tho $500.
H1Nan b fsnri nf tha aftGna thf
Dltf lH ashed to gIani ibo flghi nf ea1
nufih and souih ihtoHsn lhe rliI END
ip tht Medina rfer. ZEE siir q fruE
nal aiie ana depoi ffuunda eth'o
tho rlf umila a meetlns az uis Vs.
fiuuH ,omuetlal nudirs az iha riu
iofefher san ihs MAYOR aHd aiafr
ueH viii BE- bold probably faaHRfi 3.
10 dln0os fhr pr1r0niIno aaa iate
fflon 0n ID
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ryfmAN> utp ntsN sESsus>
supreme Representative pniun a..
.ias. Owes Meeting 81 ~aR
Autouiu.

San ANTONIO TEX 20 A
taf annual convention af ne Nhxbis
o r5thias lodges in the rhird ,;fsna
NhanfeNOrs mstrnt ehifh lut piuos
"a arFe PORTION of saath~esi IVA
negotiations we're made Jog ann q
iar thc meeting ID the grand iDts' 3D.
Naro n'at Mas and is. tieuniai soa,.
joe ol the supreme isdFr a furf
Worfh nwi ApFast rte THIRD chau
rrnnra WHugi convention va lr
sided over hy q COTTON of San An
tonIn. nprfme foHfraeuiaufe Ad.
dresses Wrre doutcfni hy y ~
rurE uhn snohr on the ctempNhH'
uou af fhr t,Or, uoft and Ch1Ilra
N HUunakef of Aansas pah. nfm.
bef of flo Uniarn eate iodge 40 q.
nud lfr eldest momhcr ~ che order
n 600 rultsd state. aho rotated 900.
anal rrmlnitr,ntta Iho matter 81
ihs sft ou 81 SARGE tornitpr ~
tho rlihan home ~ W'athori0ri
na considered hnf anloa vas
f.rf,f nnfH fb, meslnf 90 goo f0an'
Inl.r ne Waco
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FOR SAl.E A usaailtui homo on
ln8 sfcsi soHth matt aae hiust
itom ths bas. Aad three ht..ks from
car lice sia rcoms. hath. rleSlfic
netia cis water. Yards. hArrs
1o~er. snd irNia Er,Se tg.tee 90
TERMS si1to 90. cash a.somptian
81 tioVo.oe IN oaistaad,ns 81. a.
uotee rNssbis 10 D. . And ycasa
after rety No. islos sna sgsa.ee.
~ l. passtie wears 3 pee coas
tn rrai estate assnis rhoRs ovnsr.
ga. tigtf
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ln 1905 nrHiulnr tiol onlf ita
reDpla in thia whole eountyy unc b
,hancef - drath pg Hghtoinf NFs
ioss than ESQ n million fh'
chanoe o.; death from nYcr h.dnel ~
'esnarh lronuic b saHlls Ftraief bar
rot H Electric Bitiers BE- uned NJ
Rntefi Madseu of West Hurliueioh
iosa proved. rour a"etors safe him
up after cighf mouihs ~ anffcring
from tirHioai Nrer iroabls and Yri.
on aunticr De- Haa thcu complete
f cured hf Nlefifir htisrs They ~
ra hnst stomach liver nerve and
ffdreT reur1y and blood purifier on
.arfb Oniy tor "a ioahHa Smith
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nfs vOiNrs pa DAM ieea
tsslna tte Ye1 i4l1 ~ilh fe4sf -
ieens iban b hss hss ln MANI ,sars
ia seue oi lhe 0iii,s no namusr ~
.AlooNs eAs tsduee1 today almost NJ,
uns.aAif This uas done e. cenferr
io ihe Neop iae which pfusii,t fof
snf oee laiooa 10 ssst3 thousand 81
population
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

FoN QUICK setIf 40 srfrs ~ iai-
nrotoi land toe mii.s south az the
rnion depot ail audsf ienC, ana ia
ruitlsauon Niu bc scla si r'ss0n
ahiD rfIr. snd terms fe suit thF nar.
CHASER Ass tn arru Cf improved
land sl upicf frnfe aus in sBiiNa,
l'on feo miles south of Union A..
lof I'D r. harfsin Terms one ihlra
Uash. r,u'nlndsr of payments io suit
the lur, haffi Win ihterost az 3
per- cent Hiuii CHs haais 60
Gatbtf
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LONDON ina fftpefaila. 3
afe ronrifi0 fof iro lransfsf ol tbr
sriife Telephone saism of tho vai 4
Nlnaaem itom ptisste oeocrhip 20
ff,rnmeni ,Hui0ci rhe fNt4fo ui
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nl8 BARGAIN ei asf,t across
Hcnfieiia sfreei fom "a D. Aoahum
property ONO hair mIis ntsi of
aohooi huiidinr Ninrfyiiie fe.5oo
nsssiigato qoipl
l.u0 aefos % miles eoal ffoia
hinEss 4 mllss from Nicario. in
mi''s FROM rrvmuui psigo sac psf
acre W. % NoFtfh kmuNlr IeN
taaf fft
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The rosble u the iprtey HoN
erhos tbfoarh sAs lapa ghe qaaqk y
ihs aack may ~ beard On eyqFy
hand. chlokena are a. numefeas -
Htils grains ~ Sand Eet 'ae doe'
~ On Chnamss DAY - ili;le 10 ~
aiand Hss ~ ior chsiulnias iopif
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ihe telnphoac hstlue>s u 20 ~ o..
cFa,s4 A. psfi "a ,ae wat uelcs ~
lem 3te isahsisf "a fssardea ~ uae
" ihf Mosl Eifsnfle lntasrlsl oettt-
i'De, ihai Enriana hsa esef fnoee
O. issoi. ~ bnlinsls aAifh bas
nneeniea 81 fta.eee. eee tosr oua
To- Wh',t n,ie than iA.ose pslsoa.
afe fnulnfti
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NENEsnrR ctsssns uits SO tabor
farssu man. o. YOU waui iaecrcgs o.
ans t'nd or n ysi want WORK "
ou have any hides 20 sell 60 u- W
hst an hinds ~ stins stevens Hoe
tu lUaO Irerard -i li e. .m
INCREASE 900 crnIe our tnfd t'
d,uamninf Aitsnac ali trees fvo
ftala tafm impfottmrni So, tlf
ChasarrM 80 1e80 90
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wii.i rRApf feoa 80 d 5 aalomo
sllo icr sers, sra bafss snt 'aAt
aiiirrtnas. nt ulH sste eoot mei,.
n patmsut on ,ef Address ~ T.
Nond, nos ist pashpp rc,as
tass a,
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piAuos ianea Properly Adjusted
Rsssisd Cases rsfinsshed ~ polish.
"a. Erpsrienfed wcrfmanslip BY =
piano mschsnie o. nore ,hsH 30 serr'
Anhe asrtire 81 ihe trade ''a,wrte
A. Wfny ufoiheTs y NJ 4 TX
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Lost Valisa oeuiauH1 $50 seods
Viii pas g. fsvsgA tof i.,nlefis y
rsiute 10 Nag iesegb. ii.i ilbelN
sigcoi % 81
fHFKf vas psteNful 5000 beaded
pntrelp ionul n ihs iotos III tbe
posionoe on, dsf lsel veek. Tao
parry lni,s'nr tms rsn firt ~ az ths
rstonoc ana uin hs rriniuei ia
ihesa h rflprft graten ana ay psf
ing toy tb1s Advertisement 40 40 at
i.ner oold watch Flria matt lf
isvrs lusi helaeeH Catholic
ohufsh ana lue iofdrs residence
i1tsfal reward rsid b. saieh Is ",
lass-A ~ caster eHifr 1852 i
Aosr Gold r'wmsd t,t eltsto,
ufh safnmailt ,hain oarUf nsfata
to Nnref sovihf Machine er,, w
rouaid. ego Charaftai Ie "a
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Tho holrhi of prnpfirif iof Hef.
Gins present wpuid ee sterling aiirer
of Lihhsl snt fiafF No hsea bofh.
rho HsmmH ~. Nsaslis 8, s'tpns
geo. ifa4 81
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FoN Nte. Good Ar Hail on
ctspsFrai street iorafcs Ia business
center rof fpfih,r Information oan
ID llshrr hfoH uug Store. $50
fun HhN1 rhfnf rnom housf
olose la $40 eto room bHaat lr
tHt nEhfa. aalh CLOSE ln. sos A.
uacse, zoo DharaIrsi sf rhane .i
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