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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
DYNAMITE IS FOUND
IN TENEMENT HOUSE
Details Of Alleged Plot to De-
stroy Life and Property at
Lawrence, Mass,
SEVEN ARRESTS MADE
Presence of Militia in Mil
Town Seems to Have
CoWed Strikers.
SEVEN ARRESTS MADE

By Interna, ,ional News Service.
WRENCE. Mass, Jan 2O.-SeYen
sticks of dynamite, six percussion cnps
and lot Of fuse were found by inc
police in raid this afternoon in q ten
cmcnt house in the heart of the SYRIAN
district. which resulted in the arrest oi
seven alleged dynamiters-five men
and two women.
As n result Of the information that
the police obtained from one OF th'
prisoners. fifteen sticks Of dynamite
and eighteen caps were found wrapped
up in brown paper and buried in 2
sandbank within three hundred yards Of
the engine room OF the immense plant
Of the Arlington mills.
Following tho arrests, detectives also
began a search for three mcu sail 20 bc
expert dynamiters who were brought
here to Join in the work of violence
Information on which tho detective;
worked was said 10 have been obtained
from one Of the seven prisoners,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
Alleged Plan Given,

The plan of tho dvnamitcrs, at first.
as the police view 1t, was to blow up
the mills Later. thev planned, 1t is
claimed, To include Governor Foss. Colo
mel Sweetzer and other men prominently
connected with the strike. Ten places
were marked for destruction in Law
renee, the police claim. These were
the places, the police say. that were to
be wrecked:
The Pacific mills. the Atlantic
mills. the lower Pacific mills, the
Washington mills. the Wood mills, the
Aver mills, the state armory. the po-
lice station. residence Of Walter r..
Parker. mill agent and the residence
of William NJ. Wood, president OF the
American Wooden company.
1t was first planned. it is claimed,
10 nut the dynamite in the mills AMI
have it exploded bv time clocks, as
was done by the McNamaras.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
STRANCLER KILLS
WOMAN IN HER ROOM
Mrs. Croft Found Dead by
Waiter, Who IS Arrested;
Case Mysterious.
Continued from Page One.)

head TO the north Portions OF her
clothes. torn into rags, lay upon the bed
and upon the floor. Her face and neck
were discolored, while her body was
white There were abrasions upon her
throat and a large abrasion over her
windpipe. Her tongue was swollen and
black
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
THE TREASURER

j. lodges. clubs, fraIernsl \
N societies and other or
n ganizetions usually elect Z
- their officers about the
frs, OF tho year, ,I1c Iion's Saw
lnes Bank and Trust Compauy
extends AN invitation 10 open
Treasurers' accounts, assuring
them every courtesy and the
promptcst attention. Interest ia
Maid on savings accounts nj the
rntc of per cent per annum.
thereby affordipg 4 profitable "a
well as safe way ut employing
idle funds.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SAVINGS INSTITUTION m
UTAH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

testified, called
Olalls sani-
Jer closely con,
,airs. She took
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
Her Jewelry Te}~7

(. Mrs. Hazard. -
upon her three ting
tsrium and euesti
rerning her busin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-26
Creates Stir In Dickcr,on.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
Freezing. Va, June 25.-The news
of the decision of the Supreme Cour,
as TO whether one party cIn be made
TO testify against the other in cleo
ton bribery cases. has created quite
str among the violators of this
county. Deputy Sheriff Greed NJ. VAN
over has been notifying those who
were indicted at the March term of
Judge Skcen's court TO trial at tho
coming July term. 1t appears, how
ever. that tho officer is having trouble
In finding some OF these parties, as
they take caro- to keep out OF his
way,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-26

convention In Baltimore.
Copyright American Press Ass'a.)
+, OF progress. That man has been at
the forefront for sixteen years. VIII
! liam Jennings Bryan.
III YOU must have fight, then the
leader must be worthy OF the cause;
! that leader must be Mr.. Bryan"
senator Kern sat down amid cheers
and tecrins. and Mr.. Bryan again
| arose.
! Accepts the Leadership.
! Mr.. Bryan said he tr.ed to get the
! committee 10 agree on u progressive.
lie said he urged Sena ,oI- Elect James
&c be the leader in the fight. but he
| could not consent lie went next 10
| Senator O'Gorman. and then at last
hc appealed to Senator Kern. Il stand
! ready 10 support any progress who
VIII lead he added, put II no other
| progressive appears / shall accept the
| leadership and let YOU express
through me your advocacy or oppos-
ticn to the principles we have fought
/ for sixteen years.
| Theodore Bell. of California. took
the platform as MI. Bryan returned
| tr his seat.
| MIR. Bell said he did not believe there
was any sinister influences at work be-
! idnd Judge Parker. Many loyal friends
( of Mr.. Bryan would vote for Judge
I Parker.
shouts of Bryan bryan" inter
ruptcd the speaker They came
! largely from the galleries.
| Quiet was restored ar last and Bell
asserted that Judge Parkers Demo
crazy had withstood the severest tests
I to which any mans Democracy could
/ hc subjected, and had received the
approval of MIR. Bryan in 1904
, tn, ha
/ galleries and was quci.ed with diff
| Guilty.
Representative Fitzgerald. spokes-
man for the New York delegation. was
recognized.
III He is .e Cannon man from New
| gerald.
Hall In Disorder.
| 1t was q long time before Mr.. Fitz-
/ gerald could proceed. AS he address
cd the convention the disorder spread
to all parts OF the hall except the dele
gate section.
1t became known that Senator Kern,
i'll from the effects of the heat In the
| hall, had been hurried to his hotel.
\ chorus from the rear OF the hall
drowned out F!tzgera!d's intended
culogy of Parker with renewed cries,
'Oh. you, Cannon, = Cannon Demo-
| craft,
/ ''InlS convention Will adjourn
once. uniess VIZ have order" an
nounced Sergeant-a;-A Arms Martin. but
even that threat failed to quiet the
tumul,. Nj. Fitzgerald decided 10 go
ahead despite the noise.
New York" he concluded will
legally abide by the decision of this
convention"
With this statement Mr.. Fitzgerald
returned TO the floor.
y squad of police on duty OUTSIDE
o. the hall was brought in and the
a;sles were cleared with difficulty. The
galleries seemed beyond all control
and intent upon shouting TO their
near. content
"hhe Inc demonstration was on
"'In'ah M"vk announced that the
ron Moui" DC oa"ea.
PIo'es' "sf'hst 'hat, shouteo
pr an "uppo''t we VIII nave no
$40 '"e! ia" AT O''
l,oo,, ,,..s o,e-..,.,
&c, ,,.,,o,, , r.r''Ine ~ sniutIe ms
cr",y1 hnbipd ~ w." t 49, t VIZ sne
49,. w.. ~ '"e Stnbe' '" I'm sweat
w. InanoI 10 H.. - - ~ a.. J"'
\ 4 cheer prect,I Nj, ne Iea,,,
/ forward FOR a f.w ,,iriit.s ,bo ran
Was swept by rvrn viidnr J;sorho-
Il rise 10 a uotnt AZ order" s,td
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-26

when the Cook County Democratic
Club arrived from Chicago
their sartorial equipment was equal
to the high standard OF many prcvi-
Gus campaigns-silk hats. frock coats,
canes and boutonnicros.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

Etooternor Joseph W Poh 81
Nissonri wlu deliver lecture az
ho"'iile nca Tuesday nifht a. tho
Grand opera House usine for hls sub
'eci Tho tra of Coincidence
Governor Fou 3d. ueu known as
one Of tho hesi platform speakers IN
iho couuir1 ana man who ls always
fHienei to eith the greatest OF ln-
i,resi Concerning sta lecture on ca
'anre .aYs
An aurry aud robeilious 30 Louis
hoHs ou,e asserted that Io. Folh act
10 as 30 bed written TIE ton com
mandmenfs There was more com
plimrnr ln ihe sar,asm than enc huas
ever infcntrt NJ Folk actually
iil insist ihal Toe difference b.da con
r'Ehi and vronF held good in nolliior
al Weli aa Ia bnslncss or social nnaira
That Nr Foil WAS not . mere moHth
81 uf piailtodes hss been ahunaanilt
proved 81, bis course az governor of
Missouri 30 governor in half cen
iury has heen Responsible Cor 20 msch
needed ana naluiary legislation ~
Dearborn Democrat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21
TO INSTALL EXCHANGE
CORPUS BEACH HOTEL
Private rrsrpb.ne~ .. w. rlse<~, An
~ Is~~s IrSems 20 >s~
no~seiss.

neslnnlns thls wrek thr south.
~~stsFA rslspheue conpan, wlll No.
kln soe Installation Of private a.
ehansv IN the ''orras h'ota hot,l
~hleA n rsplao n~sTlns eusnplsslon
The co@pau wlll loessll a private
pb0nv % each ~ the ~ sprst rooms
and ia, also pfusidv thrce phuns
hecshs On the dla.rSai floofs The
holel swhshhsard ~sll ~ siAtlabsa
IN tau stound fs~.s aed the plans ulls
y mqdsfn IN esss way.
eassis -lll N shs way es ahl. 90
call siiaef cas- namerrs ~ ions als
tsnas oAiis ~ukoel leAsiaK their ewn
rooms rRs ssgsios y slmllaf to that
'ssea ~ All 1t tbs lefssr aad modvsn
holelf ~ The saaAlfs,
The voss AL b, comsl,ted vithln
SEVERAL ~tsAs sra vill BE- reads la
opsIaiien ehen ihr hnspl Aasss
~hleh v n understood wlll he either
NAreh ! oF MAfSh ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21
COMING AND GOING

Miss Fdna Beard isn yesterday Tor
SEVERAL eeeks bosluess tris tn en-.
saFu
N Neis. promlnsnt rsuohmAn
So ihs lower Rlo Crande Nsiicy b. lu
thf elts
MS A. b Nevman IL reported AZ
rapidly recovering from a iair ATTACK
~ d erIme
D "a Reasaa 20 Victoria e. lu ih.
eiu Toe fae.i of Bis daughter MIs
50 "a Hoelkcr
Ni- Waiter MporufT of Houston
o. Boz he olty for several days tho
rersi OF Mr. e. q H.aih
Nie Latlle norden Nho hos htcu
hifendinE the state University at
Ansf.n has refnrHed to Dor home 81
slarpshurF
Mefnman made business
tftN to roaiisna Yesterday iic rc
ports much aenffft ben 'ho hnIldng
nar iH ihs ioen a0ross tNe taf
RIMS of Caiancn Vas in ihs
riif yesterday Aropriins to Mr.
Bins zoo iais frtels dll no mairrlaI
damnHo 90 ho cabbage croq ln ths
firnlii nf Caiailcn
va Is Harmon returned Yesterday
afternoon from Magnolia Colon,
herr he haf bean too ne pas ueel
Mr Harmon made the irip here ln
hir auto ond reports thl roads Al he
Iuf n fnoi share
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

The Alhert Ta,ior rums.any 81
We Are hlnF was tho ai,ras,lon AZ
'he obmpis last nlshl and the pla,
wac vsll worth while Tho honne
~as wrli allied and The audience nae
plrared ~iih che nlay.
Albert fsl ior In The dual roles nf
hlng % hAhnbure' and Hector
Nsnef tao latter journalist ~ the
l.caaon filphe who appears in the
monarchy ADD II paed 60 lmpersonsis
ih' hlnr vas At Die brsl aha 10 biz
pwp in,mileblo VA, and HE chprao.
',fltailons ~ the parts eeNayei. were
about the best ,hai Taylor has eyct
attempted dnrIns hls appearances
here.
Tho eompan, supporting Mr.. Tay.
lor Appeared 10 better adsaniaKo
Than on the presions nlshi Miss
Mslha ralmef "a Princess olivia VI
liefonla. Was splcbdld. and tho hal.
ence ~ tho rani wac enllrell aa,isfae,
tory
Maoaecr wallln 81 The Olympic
stated last night that M Taylor and
company would iikrly rotarn ~ q
later date with hls production Of The
Wolf Cofpns Vhrlrii theatre Foefs
uiii fiadls Weloum" the company Ia
such an engagement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

Notire 10 hereby ris-n that the
iAses due tho state Of Texas and
County 81 Nueces for The year 1871
are duo nov and payable at my Of
nee IN The Court House q, corfns
christi. Texas Tases must be- paia
or bsfore the sin day OF ianu.
AIRY 1888. or Ten pef cent penalty
viii b. adied on account ~ the
time Required iof issuing e1ch ~
e,ipi Ny ihe rrEuiaiionG made - the
comptroller. Il Win be- n~oessarT for
you 10 pay youF taSes o. soon ~
possible. oihsrwise you mar not BE-
able % pay same and rcr.ise your
receipt before the penalty attaches
fEiguedl " " OLIVER.
Tar Collector, Nyror- County. TerAs
i01l ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21
new BUSINESS HOUSE
WILL BE CONSTRUCTED
i"hu I"rdh WIZ MAI. Valuable I'm.
prusemebi "a iiis rrspeiiy.

Corpus CHRISTI h ~ have another
modern hrict businers house erected
during 90, next feN months The
new halidlnr aiil boz constructed on
ne loi vn charbfral sirep, nov oe
ouplrd bl lohn iofai'a fnfultar, Store
and wa be- modern 10 every fespsci
The building which VIII he hflrh
Nlll be Two aiosiss ~ bsish, nnd viii
br rrefiaf ~ ,oai III approximately
f3p.0g0 The hnilalpF via be- con
siFHced ny John lpfdi oNnsf ~ tbs
property ana occnpird ~ his fagnl-
tnfo store
. ls understood that tho sirnetare
slil front 80 fecl on rhaparrai sfrest
ana viii ron 100 fest W aepth NJ
Jor1t nov has hrict lao. nogy
warehouse ga The fesr 81 me lot fse.
Ina Water street ana uiih hlr naN
fifuoinre -iii haze pne of The fines,
bones devoted fa BIS llns % business
south Of San Antonio
u IL lbonrhs that eort 90 The psr
building viii commeaee moi later
than March o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21
INVITATION roH rHoros,is.
rnNAsrRY nrrARrNrNr-

THRASH w ANIMfNI.
once oi ihs supor'ltiur Arshiiyri
WaahinFiun % & BAN 20 1919
Sealed proposals w.ii be- received
iu Tins onief until a'cioth o vi ON
the and dag of March. 1919. and then
opsncd Tor the construction com.
plefo IHcluiing plumbing ras mp
lng heating apparatus. sl.eirli cos.
dHiis and Nifing nud interior nght
nF nhtufsl of ihc rrHsd states
poftoiDeo and rpsomhousc 81 Corpus
Christi. Texas The hnlidinf lt to he
600 square feet rround AREA. two
fiuft.e and basement siutfo finish
Win ilio roof drawings snd src,in
cations mas b. obtained from tha
onsfolIau OF slis W Cufpu, Christi.
Tesas or as thls oncc al tho aifrfe
iion uf the sUperslsinr Architect
JAWS KNON TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect
> ao dt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

ConcerninF Truman neiloamp and
company ~ dramatic players. Who
open weeks engagement Al lhe
olympic ,omarfow nlnhi In "a
Mans WAY an exchange sayA
- Macs WAY war the opaning
oHof ~ Truman i,sitoame and oosi-
paEy u 10 q positive treat hf Dp
hoame h a capable actor % hap
surrounded hlmsrlf with capable
COMPANY of players "A Mans way'
IL hn absorbing siofy ahd property
STAGED lesson. aud pfeaobes a sernen
Tar better than mpny 90 those heard
itoia the ilps of fiueni ai,lpes aud
delivered behind q church rostrgm
50 hvls.ri AFmsifons. the builder.
81 Dellosme ~ sssn IN tho chafseisr
~ oleaa- mlndea srvng bodied
man. generous % bis felloT man.
lind. ~hleh spprolr 10 the losert 81
fsir plsy spa believes IN The Folden
fnis a fsnpe ieilov sipriosed ~
huildlEa confsra has soiiaA iEin The
grAFp ~ the l0ehholaera hs eHbca.
Ilss . auw " monry. Kind hearted
gld booskecper wbe, nrFsFihelesa, IL
s.ry aaFfVn % certain llnes, has
mind 20 iril ihc hrsd u Tho trm. bat
Armstrong sill have none y this
pays The amsnn, and squares she
touss ieliov Tbn, be 10 Ia log"
alth ihe ysYas mans SITTER hersgeF
ioes not infinsnfs him 10 the least
4na later wkcp be- discovers that EMS
sisters loTs for her brother lniluene.
~. AfmsifsnE Ashih shoss bis hlE
manl, hAiurs Daiia. 1Tmrs Her
aid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21
MAYOR RETlCENT ABOUT
QUARANTINE SITUATION


rhe sprcae ~ ,plnel meningitis 70
cthvF poriians % the state ether shsn
nailas where tho fifst sases psrg ~.
ported. as'd tAe action of 4 larrv
numeef ~ towns ana sltlcs IN The
s'ate IN establishes quarantine AZ
other rolnis ana rcqaiFnK physleieus
eefuiitatea. eeniiAaes a. b. ; matter
Of maeh alwatsiun amons 10 Al
people
Hs insny Corpns chrisU ettisen.
The di~csssion has led 10 the ques.
ton ~ 10 whether ~ act tkss clis
ana ocans, should tollu~ ,as ~ale 81
other towns and establish q aasfAn
iiue Nest % those she hs,e n
dressed themselves an lAs sahlel
fasog an immediate quarantine. "a,
ina that feiaA In haaiAc>s sondi,lee.
iOcall, ehlch would BE- boana io
follow snch qpaganline. epVla hs
prrierahie 90 sAkine shanefF ~ ghs
disease rcsshlus hcfe
Others eeniens thsi enc CHANCES az
the diseaas cathing hrrs Il rsWets.
ana ihai me artian ~ Nearby towns
in puiilnt 40 ihe bars b allls aud
absurd aud sieiinf ihat 4 aiafaatns
here voule Absolutely Jcmoraliss
business locally
Nasor rease ~as YESTERDAY sST-.l
b, rerortsf ~ the taller. ihs al.
rc,i aur,ilon o. 20 What hsiioa hr ln.
tended 10 ,ake Ia the matter " Wy
hc said in reply dont oAr lo
make anl stAicmcai al his time n
after = conferences vith 40, phgsi.
,isns oi tEv ,lti ! ihlnt a h. ncvss
sai1 10 csishllsh q quarantine her,
against either paiuia. VIII make ~
announcement Z viii not sas nov
antihlns further on What action MA,
he taken "
Malof reaao ia conno,llon viii
iho sso,o however. did tNpius hll
siset un thr claan. 40 movement. uo~
helms ,igofoaaD pushed ns ih, cul
and aid.l 80 The Clv Federation III
Women Nc have placed or 40
oih,i garbage wason ana osita sanl
tar, nepreiaFs aud " lhs people VII,
only lend us their co.opctaiion ",
vii have Corpus Chfis,i 10 the b"sl
and mopi sanitary oondisiun oi Years
4 want 90 esieoiall, compliment
lhc ooiorcd residents of tho olis Got
Tho way 10 which tho, have oleanos
their premises durlnf The vast few
dayf stated Mayof rear, ana 90.
ahiio residents ~ ihs ciiy rAu leafi
a lesson from ihoae residents Wh'
have soEo ahead aud followed th'
cloan-up edici 90 The better
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21
LOCAL LODGE OFFICERS
INSTALLED BY VISITORS
Nsief Ucnetal lAriong trEt~i ts-
ranisatioa 80 tsnrrce tcAm.

A. anncaured In Thursdays 1al-
i,r Major Gensrsi Samuel nctoue
az ths aasiorip rank Of the Ladies' b.
knlehts az nooor arrived Ia ne elb
Thursday nieht accompanied b. 5
" AsAncr ~ thc Gfand lodge 81
r.xaa
A commniee sfom thr iocAl l0aee
mei 90. oneisls a. ihe station aad
escorted them 40 TIC X oi = hall
where me iodre as in session
Nadff TIE diIotilon 81 NJ Ashner
o&rers pssv Installed 90 serve for
ihe present year Aney shis iustkliA
ton Major neiaae addressed ths
lodge nn she Importance of ofranlr
ina teerse team from amoar the
nsmncrs of tae order
The orcsrs ins,ailvd were iabn E.
uuM past PROTECTOR Mrs NafeArel
nr.yrr PROTECTOR Mr. Eisie n
full view prntrgior D. Kumef
serfviarf laAn l. iian Treasured
Ice "a Kerry sentinel
Amer The bodice meeting had closed
santvlcheg and Conre 0src ssfte1
ana an enjoyed a pleasant eoc.al hour
Major Ccncrai nei.ons and NJ A..
cher Departed GA the early morning
drain for rrrio WHORE fht went ~
gUs'sla Of iho ladies Aid kulrhis 81
Honor ioir' 30 ihat place
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

The poei uAniss glssoa 81 iisass
peaaiifuliy toid IA motion pictures
aud comprising more than 1890 feet
Of nlm slli he the special extraction
Tor ioinorros. matlnse and nlsiD a.
the STAR T'hp pictures have created
the greatest lnisres' In sssry tssN
asd eity IN TEXAS ~hsrs shown. shd
u II claimed that the pictures rom.
prlse ihs most oswily mpilon pirturse
ever maaa. A veil feTnea srsaksf
ssplssns shs pictures Ne they are
shovb ~ ihs srfesa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

The taxes payahi. 90 the Corpus
rhrsii independeni school Ulstrici
are now doe n mo- paid on W be-
iors ibe alpf of January neat o Ton
per cent prEaiil vii be- added
KRAMER, Collector
Room sos Ciif Nat Hank nidg
l.Ig-lgt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

News was received IN ihe cli, yea.
t"rday afiernoon that Glenn poNrr
thc Young son of D. Porter a sell
SHOWN citifcu of Portland sestsrds,
had on" of bic eyer put oui bi n'lur
shot riih nn sir rlflc. in th, bands ot
a boy compaulon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

The most marvellous motion piri
tpfe ever exhibited. the original
$500 900 Mllano probation 81
Dsntes inierno. a. the star iheatrr
AoadAf ~. Tuesday "a Masioes snd
night i1i n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

The noRi maItelaus motion rlc
ture ever eAhlhuva. tho original
4"esrp Nliano pgpdss glan 81
papsef Inferno, q The s,af thsasr,
Monday ss fucsdA} ss Matinee an,
wan III d
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

Tbs seaside viii give their regular
ssndas meisnse Apd nlgh, peffrrm~
snoss today. Films 81 mofe ihsn Or
binary ls,srest are pfomIAFd b. TIE
nsK.ssmest. and an asssaalls Fvo's
illustrated song ~ Als~ FsrxsS,n
sin eesssl,sss eos ~ shs main fsa-
tnrex tor the dsS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

Whom wc seu diomond 30 VOC
and teli you ihni q H. rerfeci irs
iHei thai prrfvr, This b. ruaran-
See ihan stands Tho siamms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

FOR ECONOMICAL ted try cold
pressed cotton se.d oate puf up in
lao lh hsfs h3 Tho KinHssiiie Cot
con Oil Nnl co For sale ~ e. "
Tfan IIeget
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

onl1 81 fcu daYs more of the nlr
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-01
'tshun! By the right, quick
march,! LET, lef', lef'! Squad
halt! Whoa, Fitzmooneyr-
Kansas City Journal.
Transactions in Mines.

A young New Haven man, re-
turning home from health trip
to Colorado, told his father about
buying a silver mine for $4,000. 81
knew they'd rope you inP' ex-
claimed, the old man. $50 you
were ass enough to buy a hum
bug mine
Eyes, but l didn't lose any
thing. I formed company and
sold half the stock to Connect
cut man for 1000"
"Y-you did," gasped the old
man as he turned white. "I'll bet
I'm the one who bought it."
Ripley County democrat., 1912-02-02
perlss OF Fishermen,

There ore countless incidents Illus.
trating dangers and trials in the life
of Newfoundland fisherman. Daily
are such experiences recorded in ev.
cry cove and hamlet around the coast
line. Peril amid the bilows, peril
among the Ice foes, peril along the
rugged seaboard--that Is his heritage
and his portion from boyhood to old
age. The rescuer today, he may be
rescued tomorrow Life to him has
few compensations II Is an pnceas
ing struggle against the elements, a
strenuous endeavor to secure the
means Of existence from a sea which
is ever on the watch to work ruin up
on him, Wreck, wrath and calamity
are the facts which predominate in
every Newfoundland village, They
nave come home to every family and
have left vacant place in every
household, The frequency Vt dlsas,
ter compels every man TO be q hero
unconsciously, and II every person
who saved life In this colony were
to be awarded medal, they would
be given out every week at least. and
for actions as meritorious and as de
serving OF recognition as any that are
so rewarded elesewhere.---Phlladel
phia Inquirer.