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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25

The Paraguayan revolutionists hay"
captured President Llberate ROias and
compelled him to re ign.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25

| Offerings of foreign wool in i.ondon
last week aelrogated f,w bales Of
which is per cent. Wor" sold. Offerings
this week VIII tojal i5.''" bales Prices
showed A tendency to advance
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
Mrs. Geo. Lee Visited
Inverness Recently.

Mrs. George Lee, of Lake and,
was here Saturday looking after her
property interests. Mrs. Lee rob
ably owns more property than any
one else in Inverness, and improves
1t with a vigor that should instill
others. She lives in Lakeland, has
valuable property in North caro-
lima, but none of it receives more
attention than that in Inverness.
While here she gave orders TO her
agent to make additional improve
ments, and also sold tract OF land
In another part of the county, but
Inverness will get the benefits In
verness Chronicle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
Wonlan's Auxiliary Will
Meet With Mrs. Morrell.

The Lakeland branch of the Wom-
ans auxiliary will meet with Mrs.
+ A. MOrrell in her rooms at the Ell
bemar, 22l South Tennessee avenue,
on Monday afternoon, Dec. ., at 3
o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
4 NJ
Mulberry Party
M0t0red to Lakeland

Or. and Mrs. F. M. Jolly, Miss
Grace Lantz, Mr.. H. Y. Shelton, and
{. E. Gordon attended the concert OF
the Citizens band at Lakeland last
night. DR.. jolly and Messrs. Shell
ton and Gordon assisted in the con-
cert. They report having a mosr en-
joyable evening, driving back and
arriving home in the early hours Of
the mOrning.-Mulberry Herald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
Grace Lutheran Church
May Soon Have Pastor.

Grace Lutheran church of Lake.
land has been without a minister
since the resignation of Rev. Matthias
several weeks ago, but hopes soon to
have one. The executive committee
OF the Georgia Synod by unanimous
vote has elected Rev. H. Grady Davis
OF the HOlston Synod to serve the
Lakeland congregation, that action
has been ratified by the church cOun-
ell and the call has been forwarded
to Mr.. Davis at his home in Tonnes
see. He is said to be an able man
and II he accepts the call the congre-
cation here y to b congratulated
: = - Z - = - =
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30

80. This congregation will hold
Sunday school at = p. m. at the same
church.
The Epworth League, b. Y. p. U.
and Christian EndeavOr societies
meet in the evening at $50 at the
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
churches.
There will be Sunday school in the
afternoon at the Dixieland Method
list church and at Z o'clock at night
a sermon will be delivered by the
pastor, Rev. w. H. Steinmeyer.
To all of the above services, the
public is most cordially invited to at
tend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.


There will be services tomorrow
morning and evening at the Method
Isl, Baptist, First Presbyterian, Chris
tian and Episcopal churches, and the
public is most cordially invited to
attend.
There will be Sunday school at the
Cumberland Presbyterian, Episcopal,
Methodist, Baptist, Christian, Pres
byterian, Lutheran and Catholic
churches at the usual hour.
Rev. l.. {. Wambsganns, Of the
Missouri Synod Lutheran congrega-
ton, will preach at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church Sunday night at
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30

A large number of ladies ventured
forth this morning for sweet char
ity's sake. and as a result every man
in town is wearing tag, which
shows that he has contributed to-
ward making some ones Christmas
more happy than 1t would otherwise
have been.
Tag day was instituted by the
fhilanthrOpic department of the
Woman's Club for the purpose of
raising funds to buy Christmas pres
ents for the poor children and bas-
Eets of food and clothing for those
who have met with misfortune dur
ing the year. Mrs. r. X. Sullivan is
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
THE GAME.

Thy love is the goal for which
fight,
Upon the gridirOn OF love;
AS seize the ball, dash off in flight,
Come cheers from the bleachers
above.
Ny heart, the ball, carry with care
As rush toward the priceless
Shouts of JOY are filling the air,
I'm winning the game of thy soul.
Oh, queen. the signal is given,
The ball is put in play;
The line of defence asunder is riven,
I'm into the thick of the fray.
| heed not the knocks as onward !
fly,
To the goal of my great desire;
To a love that glows like star, by
The power of one who is higher.
NalNai .5slAyT ksh Nk&
Such a goal to gain is worthy of all;
Such love is given by thee;
All the end of the game, the referees
call,
Should | the hero be.
-
look ahead, the goal seems far,
strive with might and main,
For we'll know the chances are
| may lose the hard fought game.
"A Lover.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
DREAMS, JUST DREAMS.

DREAMS, JUST DREAMS.
Dreams, just dreams,
On them is courage built;
In all their visions blessed
Full vanished is all guilt.
Dreams, just dreams,
In them l have your love;
see you once again, my pearl,
My angel sweet, my dove.
No longer bitter partings come,
In dreams, just Dreams;
We're happy as in the days of old
My dearest one, it seems.
In dreams, Just dreams,
Could / forever dwell;
Old joys recall, new cares forget.
Just pleasant Aeurae ~. a.. s g;
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
TAG DAY is BEING
DULY OBSERVED

Chairman Of the committee and has
worked hard, and with other men,
bers of the department, to create in
terest in this work. Their efforts
today are commendable. and all take
pleasure in contributing to the cause.
The ladies finished their work at
noon, by which time they had Sc
cured $50, and as this was sufficient
for their needs, they decided not to
tag any one this afternoon.
They wish to thank everyone for
tho kindly manner in which, they
were received. and feel that all who
contributed did SO willingly and
gladly. and for this spirit they are
most truly appreciative.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
10000 Watches

What pile they would make! What noise they would
rake running
Wien watch repaired sold record make STYLE
number etc. of the watch and place number in
for future reference.
1t is With pride that in four thee-quarter
that have been Lakeland
ogethe the Watches just think of how
that is make repairs like crystals
hands This of
will seldom find Among the first work H.
watch and Mr.. R. NJ. Marler has the 10000 record.
The did the to come back
and wait for business to
ADVERTISED it and wish to thank
the general public for their them that the
try to serve YOU nor only in
watch line in all my CHRISTMAS STOCK this
will much larger prices better than ever if that
possible with the best at the
lowest price possible, remain Yours truly,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

OF an -ap'iiudes me mechanical
10 least nssiy 20 manlfsat Itself Ia a
feminine brain The YOUNG woman
whose yisi, 20 q locomotive works IL
described IN YouuKs Magazine. vas
doubtless Interested IA shat she cav.
but her account Of the processes Oh
SERVED leaves The reader % doubt her
entirs understanding ~ them
You pour. che told a friend. "a los
n sand inio lot ~ boses. and you
ihfos old stove Ida and thug into
a Furnaces. and then you fnrn tho red
hot stream iato a hoie In tho sand. aud
eyegYbeay yells aud shouts
Then yon pour n out. bet n cool
and POUND n and then you pat Ia it
a shins that bofss holes la a. Then
you screw V together. and paint Il.
snd pat steam IN a. and u goes spleen.
dldif aad they take u 70 drafiihg.
nom and make a blue print ~ a.
but GA. ,hing ! fofroi They have
10 MAKE a boiler One man gets 10
side and ono ge'a outside. and they
pound frishtfully. and then they ue u
20 the othef thlng. and you ought to
see lt COL Youths COMPANION.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
o,nL MESSENGER -soysg


LOsDoN Iioya employed ai REQ.
lsrs Telegram AFeBcy 10 pld leSrY
had better iook 10 sh.if ianf~ia. ~ eifi
messengers are constantly being enfes.
- IN pfsf.s.nss % ihe youths
The sankulne and buueful spirits n
me heys have hsa much ~ a. siih
their aiarknsas one 20 thnn ehisf
faults whllr ~. placid obedience ~
The ,aaid'n messengers has elevated
ihsm in the esilmaf ian ~ their employ
ca
"ouf pirl m"ssenFrfs said ihe man
agrf ~ Tho ifanil department at itsi
tors Agency Hp.Frlrn lhrir ip' PEI
much better ihan the uDya The aif.a
op a. average take three mrsaafr 3
whilp che boys take unity i~o
Hnir.ri accidents ana foad mrndinr
operations have fascination for most
20 our hoya
ri.rapfrne helps Them % Danish mo
mpuoiony ~ dellterins meHssgun and
sometimes good thriilng peany
drosafui peruscd ~hile ssunlsfiua along
rleat street. stimulates a hos mcssso
g.ra btaln. bnl does no, quiesrs hia
faathiess.
rilut the Hirla they have none ~
fhuer lrsnlcluua habits They au
efslhts about their business without
fslkins 90 hllnr street seciaentr co.
Ca peNins operations have no lrtsrost
fs ihsm The, oven sefuas 90 unyur
"A ihp besutlgnl Aai shops Ia st raurs
chur,hi Ard. thoY a. ~ conscientious
"wo have three dptrn s'ri meas'n
nofa AZ eork durlnF the aaY pf ol,aee
Nc employ hoy mrsrengera for ,lyht
wufh hui not hrcauso tho, afr nelirr
workers"
fhe alrls wesr nspl hlpe uniforu,t
aud plain straw hats with blarN ba niI
aud "a thoif waists ihes earn trl,rriu
pOuDhes
"tbo rifla ares uohter quicker am
mpro ubedieni than The boNA rhat "a
Wls I prefer iheu ihr manaarr said.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

The late sif GeofFc White defender
~ iAdyFmlth was NruIF enough
man % take responsibility for failure.
he waa stFsHg aronsh man. 700. %
Kise credit a. his auhordiuatra for
sood work lone The nret time saw
him was az Flahdulaagie The battle
was veil IN proErcss General French
was celebrating one 81 lhc uust hrll.
tant anairp ~ the South African war.
Tate ~ the afternoon SIR ueorwr
White AMI hla star rede on the hat
tlcfsld nnd had net h~cu there nsa
minutes before a she'll AIRED from Ona
90 the Maxim Nordenfelts which thu
hoers captured fran Jameson AZ the
time % the raid. bat which wero aes-
timed by nishlfaIi ca be IA our hands.
rlowed ~ the TTound Within a few
warts OF his horse Almost stinul
taneoaHlS Ffonch harFied up aud irs~
rein before The chsef 20 surrender
command 40 Soa carry on. ssld
sir leorse. this - your ahow. '--lon.
den Daily News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
WI eoNsIofa ales aArs.

AUSTIN. Texas. Ans a. Atttng an
shs eeliti"n ~ she ilsaamans chamhsr
80 CommeryD The rNilrAad commission
thir afternoon issued nasics ~ hear
has sor tuesday. September 10. "a whisl,
tlsae a win consider the eao~tien - &
rsdastion ln she rate fof ths transports
slsn II riean rl0V frOm uFange -
sassument rhs pslittA ~ iAe Cham
her ~ commefce " haf raGe ~ a.
pes ien raana between thg peinis nam
"a 90 arpN IN earlcaas fhe ecmmia
sieu. however a. basis n,f censi,rt,
tban. rraeoses - Fis the rate A d. an
clsan Fsre fsom orange - lssaamnat.
mlnimnm wes9ht saeee pounds Cor CAV
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

Woman ceoopss,rs % rsskssfss SCI
low rfsyelsrs Whs insiss 90
sessslln1 SECRETS

u IL strange how many people.
shen wAssilAs are ~ bored ~ish
ihsif o~n sofletY that they 40 fass
"a whatever stranger ubsy cat force
70 listen yes and ten their heart's
secrets. too pnfe. Ia he dfsssiaK
foom - psllfoAn. q w0nen uhofn !
hAse nssss ssfu from that dar 10 fhis
'sif me sith enact de,ali at AiloH .
fessht fcbndal 10 nst family uLlfh
iheF had ksps ous ~ ihs pef-rs only
~ iho mosY Stf~n1oas EFFORT Yes ~
~ she kusw ! misht bsts beer %
porter ana I wpsi ssy ! l.uF0d a.
'fighien hef ~ Aef india, - ,ioD b.
siliAx bee ihai ! sas pna'
les sHfifR5 Condolences are a.
lushl Iva hardly Z hair o. ms hsaI
hais nst osI." etlspsfs tie Homal
hp has eons ofrf ffom M usfi ~
On ohiflslliy 20 ener yuu q mle.
iHe tsi really 20 bfaf hsfesI faii
These FAfs lsi ft4 ara si'. stfls
Ha teafil ot flpg as4th ~ LfsN
90 ssifffss Plsasani nuaktf'
a unth nffr 500 uli ~ harf
~ flfiiNi ,1laaaf0 srnau nv
lsr ah4 iaA made aa Pc. Miff
IA io tff w tff srL ffs Hst
lfau ffil good rsif. fai Wi
lesrly tuppus rs hr q fnfhiial nsi
Non ii ie fn fif flffta Inf .1flN
Z me or naife ffttsrfs mHn. ea
ceiling tNmhn alone ffeh 'tai
Hu fnlipe af % rUfn siaff1 tNh fr
fernatieu tllaiy b surf pa 1uhih
Iir server ~ NJ rnsrrr ~ an wf
.ufnr entity etash him nir yea tsnnt
lasi oui-shr' r,nf - frasmsrt go Yor
iea lss tsf lrHs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

Stockholders 81 nre~n~oed North a
ssu,h Railway Decide 20 Issue
100000 ~ Beads

usow NWonp. resss Aus 4, Al
b mveilns a lho ssockhehiers ~ the
ilrownsviile North ana se,sh Halfway
hcid Yesterday asirrnoen az ias com
panY's general offices Ia tifewnwond IL
was decided "a issue psr cent bands Ga
the amount ~ sac eco fnf INV purpose
10 eston.ilna tho llas num ia ,sos.st
lurmlnaa AZ Ma, q" sumo point an me
raNsH aad reeiflc ~ o. connections
With The fveas tenirsl ~ dalar this
me tninoe VIE fulfin peomiso th0t
Wi,n made "a the cituena "a ntoN pwu,,a
whea tAas lo..A aVes tne Hts.~nss..,.i
Netsh tn.l seUlh thes rfospipe,i 10 euil,i
- a vonpeeiien with either at the sosdu
within = reasonable line q i ~
isevea tee road VII ~ 60 ltining star
u the psoppf Inducements are offered
" nas then "a win ostieats SO toward
tssua.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
MClENORE THANKS
HIS MANY FRIENDS
Fermef Corpus ch,ss Esaor THANK
spi fer b.ppsrs Hecslvsd w Re.
cent Sss,s Primaries.

jer McIcmufo, feF several years "a
iiof ~ the Corpus Christi Herald aud
especially popular N Nueoes county.
has isaned = statement ~ thanks fot
the suppors eNtraded him ln cause
that WAS only lost after nne ~ the
most esiclinT races ~ the history nj
Tesas pelliler. Ne Mel emafe. slsa fan
for congressman a. large. hna laaurd
statement as fsilowsi
70 The thousands ~ gisod perpir
throughout The state vino. unsolicited
Hsto me lher generous ana lpYal sup
part IN my Fase fef congressman ~
large. have notnlna nnf hnart fnfl
"a gratitude. . Submitted 30 them nv
nam. announced my platform and
without soliciting their VOTES either by
letter ~ ~ once lsaeine Houston a.
meet and mingie with them. theg 70
sponded NJ generously. 90 iayallY Tint
The tribute paid ma W thar valsa awenn
NM heart with prla. and fila nay hear,
with gratitude that will ~ az lasi
'us ~ 4 II arrefe
have hecn repeatedly anhcd Why I
ala not sard out eRmpnisn ilieta,ine
ana make = canvana of ths aistc TO
40 either would r~lNlre campalap
fupd ana had none.
" s-fcwnsolaaff amons defsAiei osn
dldatak a. say they feei ~ tlsapp slnl
ment ana have no Hilnen ! canroi H,y
~ mnch and lall shs truth atm nay
disappointment, finds n fan m,ssufr
~ relief In the splendid testimonial lhn
pecrle bestowed on me "A tnr pntl. and
MY ptlnss, lnfllctpd hv those w'O, ehunla
have been mo ftiends. ms, teach zoe u
isss"n that wlil DC of much Yalue 10 ma
~ The nflur..
Assln expressing inS heartfelt scout
iude 10 my many fIlends anl ral,p., :
eFs. ! am. and always expect 90 be.
Theirs "a command.
JEI'r Mei.EMuWr
Houston. Texas. AnN a. iatg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
Iheuah,tul Ishn chInaman.

"Ths virtues u Chlaess laundry.
man never have been half told. said
the Woman. Not of my lsubdrYmAn.
anYhow flo y such motherly old
soul Tho other dsy be brought ny
handkcrchisfa home folded Ia tao ar
fercn, ~aya. some squared. some cata'
cornetes"
why the different styles IN iron.
inx ~ ! asked
loan poluivd 20 tho stack ~ csta.
coruAr.d handkerchicis These hoicy.'
hr said Then 90 tho square pile.
These good In his huliy, not ssitce
mis aud $50 out with hnley hankehet
kind Old John It's Idea Nas all
right. but doesn't keep mo from set
tina mised. for can never rcmemhrr
which ahAp- means hoiey and which
meann whole. A. am nkcly 10 diR
grace myself with a holuy handker
chief after AL
HONDURAS RIcE SALE.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
FOUND RIGHT NAN AT ONCE
ssssy scd tsiisely Losslss ia6tssa
vi srs~ Al sapgt cliss street
a4a~sy rsssnies

A man once came 70 Nsrion %
Baker mago % Cieseianc AMI said
~ aopn i soins % have . street
fail~ar nxht sspf 70 xnou az
about Cleveland
u saaii De osly - elad % tsll you
al hn0s ssh Nf naker bni "
'dsfun4isiy . h4ss appointments anill
ne ofiq,s Nia yo4 ooms bsckY
Fi9e ear : noei Dao1ta8lt PIT 10
10 tr0 hosff btfo aaiii thaI iinse
sfed me sffanasr
The s44af sas 90 0ui on ne
4Onf gaars 81 down bY uie mpsi
nlitalY man roa can aua.-iAe osf
9 an, sAdr pcfasan a ffaatAlls ms
isnlats if-et A. ihai mAu 70 ieii
u ayolt NlfvoiaFds sffast faii4ay
.ht ab1 afea f8n come bhsk / siii
g@a 0A-tesef foa baFea been
Az 90 b+sn frum ban
Ias m4H esmf 14tk 80 the ESQ oi
- aarls lendaf kepa % a.
mtai here - said q iosla
90 lAaN -Asss tees 4ef~ nai ~
saaet aal1o eIAaas asfe 8nf m
b. shifi seesci. ard aho isosrd ~
~ taa isi ,sae ~ al, iof iLe hisi
mo ln muafA ia saoft ! louls tl.e
a'iteissi lpaina lllifl4lai a. ,afse
tui pue Gaos'i lu ,4 hlm and b. s.4ff
"a lghi n af ihs atslaniaa 4al hllel
o nli De s'tliisana trIlgbt mo dosu
o duo fttfea nofhlas f1f 500 o.
eH ne nnieal you kn8s ahafa going
~ halpth lis hasa becn iei ia on
mat The safgsy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
TAUGHT EXPERTS A LESSON
Aeeiasn, while csstlaa Cannon Ne.
soltsa In Feaasstlsa % Present
nnellsh essa Factory.

We eve our present arsenal AZ
wcoiwsch o. an accident The SOW
eminent bad sun taaatyy 10 Nass.
nelds where upoa oae cceasion "a
,hs year tfte distinguished PARTY
~ese gathered tasether a. wiinaNa she
epcratson 81 rasssng = iarse rannon
A souns torelrncr named schlach.
vim seems tn have heoh aims~i an
eAtire stranger. but whe saa We'll &C.
Qaalnted With the "details Of caatiag.
nosked shas one % shs moids bad
h~en Enthusiastically dried. and warnsd
the mnlaerp against using s. rnry
iisFeeardrd his advice. and ~hen he
san that he cosaid not pTasaiN apon
them 10 aesist. Re smmeiisteis pnt
himselt veil eus Of harms way 30
fore the camnon VAS east A terrible
explosion cecurrcd when the molten
metal rushed Anta the vet mold ON.
lnx 20 tho sudden generation ~ steam
that couid nna Ne oatlss and sevsfai
persons w~v kllled and a lsFgo nam.
hHr Injured
II - saii that searvh was made fus
tho mar sAosa rFedtcslNns hKd hsscn
90 painfNily versfx>d. and that the GOV.
cfnmcns employed Aim 20 sdss~s
about the best mssae % prsvenslag
such accidents IN nnsars The result
was that Mcoscelss vas given up as
. site ~ a gan scanary altogether.
ana as~su HIS advice she establishment
vas removed to TIE waEren At woal.
scAs--i01asa ris-hsts.
The Caller want ads are the al.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
MORE saoorlNC Acaoss sososs.


~. fAe,A TvxaA Aas. "a Reports
AZ oeHslnacl shootiae aersss the bs,risr
~ coiumhns. \. NJ where aesaeh-
mcat " tbs rhsrd cavAlsf 10 stationed.
have been received ~ calonsl X u
SteeNer
Vemneas "a orposlsr rAlamAx Mex.
en- held by q rebel Eatrleaa AnA MAS
thu ssenc Yesterday a sAlfmksh be
s~esa unltpd states sohiiex ana r~osl
emmunlsAsa snuxslers Ia whleh AZ
AmsFlsAn sAs ssrionsis wounded s'el
|enyl siseNes sNd saaishl that ia the
shensing from sAe MsNsesn slie esrly
tois> MA ene ~as lninssd. and that ,hsts
WAS ~ prsef II m2iIe.o1s lasset
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

A correspondent sends ss thn nate
rial for a einnsr SVEN b. ths Arch.
bishop Of York 10 ilGs Thsee hua.
tired quarters II wheat. sac tnns ~ ale.
iot suns ~ win.. pipe o. apiord
vine 80 fat oten. q Nlid balls. ! 00t
sheep. a.OoO hogs. 500 calves. 1890
Eseac. Soo0 rapona. SEQ piss. ieo pea.
cocks. aoo crea.s. 400 Aids. seoe ohlok.
ems. i.oo0 plseona. 1000 rabbits. 20t
blilern. Aooo ducks. zoe heroha. 400
pheasnntn. 500 pAriridres. s,0c1 wood.
tocka. 600 plosefp. leo curio~. TOO
qnAils, TOO osfois. 400 rooa eco
bucks. b.kos vonison pastlsa. 5000
dishes of ihily. eoO0 onsiards. 400
pike. 500 hroam. SEALS. 4 olpolnen
aud 600 iaria 1hero ~oro Loco ssryi.
tors. % eooka and kis sculllnna uur
correspondent tnfosms No that hls au.
,horlty does MT athie In what clrcum.
ntanoea the dinnsr Was slson. ~ how
many gucata assembled Possibly
eono reader may be ablc 90 ,hrnw
llEbt on tho aublect London Globe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

uncis EafA -iioudT. Eben Jus,
beck from California. / sse Must 30
a great place. They Aay thsre h sun.
shlns thsss the ysar rnsnd" uhcle
Kben That Il Just one OF them take
western yarns. Ever day ! waa thefs
alana At the aue of tho afternoon
nixht ramo. Iust Tho same as d d0sa
hera-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
BIG DEMAND FOR
WHOLESOME EGGS
stats Pure Fsaa commisslonsr Abbott
issvss sta,emsn, Concerning
vioiAsisc ~ State Laws.

ArhTfN. Tex AuF ~ 10 nne with
she campaign lnauRufafrd abort Tins
ns" W ne pure fpph department un
ihe question ~ aEs.. Commissioner ,.
ottttfitftu.ntt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

n0fF Corn clah ani ihe ghls Tomato
Club 20 Ninm eouniy with uir b,
mise dlnu'f and uihes entorialnusnl
There VIII be q eom sho0 aisa sn rN-
hihii ~ lhr N~sa ~ iho GIRLS canning.
ciuhs The boys ami their corn nhswi
wlh po under tho saperpisiou of iortl
hfnlunsiftiinn Ascent George uanrraf
while Mfa Edna rtlee une goternn. IA
ascent Dos th' ,0nafo ,iun wofk. ~mN,u
rsrniend ths cthlhitian 10 che eirll
ih's 70 thf Heoud ~ series - sini
Oar mestwes to Ae heiA tha fsll as
winter hHfhdaie Wlli Airf hoid a carn
shHn W hie proportions plans fa
which lre hrins aia noa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

Washington. y g. Aug "a usar Al.
mira, abraham V Zane who has hscn
rsfs'ns N. past YEAR ~ prvaldrnt %
the passd. ~ inspection fos xhf. sta
tiops.was placed on ,he retired l. ! -
tho navy to-day on account ~ having
reached tho ssr l,sal, Cor aetlva aesV las
-.-~....--g ---unnn-------~-@u-
Cnll nh0nn IN fur NnnI Nantn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
eoYs- ANo oIRLs- RIoNIc-

Members 81 Germ and forrato cluts 70
% Guests % Miaae citsons.
RaCkpALE ruNss Aus itf Fridas
ise ,liisens " M,iaHo Mil enisfiain she
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

A. T. HAfyiean and wits aud child q
Dallas aFrsvea la she psss YESTERDAY ~,
4 short visit. Thes are aussss at ths
Seaside while here
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

a q'pisnupaa snoft fef shau, a Yerf
has been made ~ his department tp
prevent the sale ~ n4,ten enKs The
whnleaaio cgE dealers have 80. operated
with ~ 81 many aubsiautlHi Ways.
fhei have sent puuiisrvd fopurls ~
Uus tulinaa ~ thair nuo,nlnsfs b. ihs
eiest lhAi ,ess masl hr sold unly ups
on iosa az baala. thai 10. ebad
raes" mnH, not ~ ohssssd a. gne put
,ieHef The purchases must not be- ~
qplfod So gay Coz bad esta hc.a,@n
thls Wpuid constitute Il tsoiasieh 81
seisios Il ,iltislHn q. ~ tho law lnes
much na this part ~ lho law iDiblds
The sale ~ 1nltny. dvcomporcd 80 90
irld Aninei ~ veAolahlr substance"