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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

You are probably aware that pn"ll-
monia always results from cold, but
you never heard OF Il cold resulting in
pneumonia when Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy was used. Why TAX"
the risk when this remedy may be had
for rriiIc? For sale by w. +.
Creighton and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

One'of the most attractive functions OF
the season WAS the Bridge Luncheon
given Oh Thursday by Miss Cora Coch-
ran. Miss Cochran's guest we're Miss Rose
Macdonald, Mrs. Thomas Robinson,
Mrs. C. C. Leaderbeater, Miss Frances
Dancnhowcr. Miss Cora Smoot, Miss
Loula Smoot, Mrs. W. B. Smoot, Mrs.
Mrs. William Watiles, Mrs. Thomas
Cochran, Mrs. Lawrence Perry. Mrs.
Edward kemper. Mrs. Henry y. b
Cooper, and Mrs. y. Mickey LOVE-
Mrs. Louis Barley. The prizes were
won by Mrs. kemper. Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs Wattlcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10
STEPHEN Ti1INEr
the Irish Shoemaker

will b. always on the bench up 10 :
o'clock D. m. really To accommodate his
old and new customers 1T 49, nOrlh
AIrrc;. street. between Cameron and
Queen streets.
.feDlU: t&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

II you are buying for the little ones
RENT mber that the Buster D'o"u
Shoes are what you want. IL ouyins
FOR the grown-up folks, gel hsu Cross
Shoes for Iadiest sold By Jo"p a. ala'
shall Il Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10
At CHURCHES TOMORROW.
Special Services at all Protestant
Churches tor Men and Boys
Sermon Topics.

As announced elsewhere in the Ga
zette, services at all the Protestant
Churches in tue city tomorrow NiIl be
devoted to the Men and Religion For
ward Movement and large rongresa-
tions are expected to attend.
Rev. w. F. Watson. d. D., OF the
First Baptist Church, will have as bis
topic at the moruiug service Man
and the Kingdom" and at $50 D. H..
lie will preach. on A Mans Task in
the Kingdom. -
Rev. John Lee Allison, d. d.. will
preach 10 men tomorrow morning and
his theme will he The Call Of 10th
Century to Men," The evening SER
vices will be evaugelisllc. Men S
Bible Class meets at 10 Il. III. DR..
Allison lectures on second chapter OF
Matthew. Men invited.
At Washington Street NJ. t. Church
South tomorrow at II h. nl.: Rev. II.
NJ. Canter will have as III subject
Losing a Great Opportunity. At
10 p. NJ. his subject will be The
Sin Without Forgiveness.
At Trinity Church At II a. IN. Rev
G. 4. Luttrell will preach on The
Three SIS" At. 7:30 p. ~. he will
continue the series OF Striking Cues
lions asked by the Bible" The sub.
jcct will be, "Whv will ie pie?'
Wednesday, the themes on the Sins
OF Alexandria" will continue, and the
subject will be. Sabbath Breaking,
What Does God Require OF us?''
AT TIE CHURCHES.
Curlsr CHuEcH-Rcv. WIN. j. Morton
rector. Sunday school $50 Il. III. Scr
vices at II Il. m. and $50 y. III. by the
rector
ST. pAuL'S CguGru-Rev p. L. Phil
lips, rector. Sunday School $50 a. m. Ser
vices ut LA. IN. and 7:5O. y. III. by
the rector.
GRACE CAUHCH--l;ev. Edgar Carpen'
ter. rector. Holy Communion 1T $50
m. Sunday school 90 II. m. Services
II Il. III. and $50 p. IN.
/ EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHuECH- Ser
vices III p. III. by Rev. Mr.. SchFlcder
Sunday School at $50 a. ~.
81. MSR1 - I II 81 '''' I"
uI., Sunday School. $50 $. IN. Late mus:
10. ~ Il. III. Evening service and Benc
dictiou Of the Blessed Sacrament at p
m.
SECOND PEESpYTEEIAN CHUECH-ker
i. l.. Allison. u. b., pastor. sun
day school 30 u. IN. Services 1T ~
H. in by tho pastor. and 80 p. III. sun
day-School ut the FIRST Presbyterian
Church at D. IN. aud al the Payne Stree
Mission ut $50 Il. III.
FIRST BAPTIST CHuEcH-lscr. ".
Watson, Sunday School at9. Preach
ing at II Il. m. and 80 p. M by th'
pastor
TRINITY METH E.rIS. CHCECH-Sab
bath school Ut 90 H. III. Services 1T
H. H. and 7:i0 =. m. by Rev. u. y. Lttt
trell. the pastor. 30. >,
METH. EpIs. CHURCH SoUTH-ltcv II
NJ. Canter pastor Sunday School ut 9.3O
SERVICES al II Il. III. 80 p. III. by Int
pastor.
METH. PEur. CHCRCA-Sunday SchOo
$50 Il. III. Services 1T j. Il. M. ana ~ p
IN. Christian Endeavor Society. Priye
Meelin. 6:4i pm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10
Hamilton & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1852
Burke & Herbert

Mooe.n-y equipped Tor banking in
It's various branches.
Deposites received subject TO check At
sight Collections made on all points.
High-grade investment securities
bought aud sold.
Letters of Creli, and Foreign Ek.
change furnished.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
A Savings Department in which IN
tsrest is allowed Oh dsposits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

Mrs. Robert c. Bowles and Miss
Maude G.. Summers. both Of AleXan
dria, were married last night $50 at
the parsonage OF the First Baptist
Church, by Rev. DR.. w. +. Watson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

Mrs A. ID. Brockett, was the guest
tue past week OF her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. James NJ. Nourse, in Vienna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

In view OF the fact that the troops At
Fort Hunt are under orders to move at
any moment, the daGces which have
been conducted by the Fort Hunt
Dancing Club. at McBurney's Hall
will no. be held hereafter until notice
in given by the Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

Miss Ella Hill has cards out 70,
FRIDAY. February the sixteenth. t
meet Mrs. James McElhone, OF New
York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

BE sure to 90 To the church Of your
cheice next Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-10

Be sure to 60 to the church OF your
choice neat Sunday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

~ thf nfut ,hfes hendfea aralieants
fbe Caller vili ~ nlailed iof isfe fer
~ mpinne. ~ deilfffsd ~ fanlr Coz
ftpe pld Subscribers mar iatr 40
fhntafc ~ tnls nnef nv pA4fNn 10
fsATN ar TafE itNuttAn RATN s,n
,igipi'er So. ~ Yesfsy subs,fiNtsnaa
tilia m sdsanet VII ~ - 90 ~ shs
uoFih. after ,gfiansf isi rms s'allof
vlii b. delivered ~ 90 osols lhesraa -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21
TO THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS:

Twenty one years ago the people Of this
Stsfe assumed control Of the railroads insofar
as the making Of rates and the regulation Of
operation are concerned Today every existing
freight rate between points in Texas was made
BY the Texas Railroad Commission. The pas
scneer rate Is fixed BY the Legislatures
The Commission Ia fixing freigh, rases must
under the law fix them high enough 10 pay al
operating expenses and IN adaitson thereto
reasonable rctura on the value 81 the property
devoted 20 public use We are not complaining
at this but are stating the facts
White the railroads were constructed with
private capital they are devoted 10 public use.
and AZ YOU pay al the costs Of operating
them you onghi 90 b. interested IN making that
cost a. Low as possible consistent with Justice
and safe and efficient operation
I've burden Of every expense placed on the
railroads whether by act a the Legislature. the
courts or otherwise must b, horne by the people
who pay freight and pesseF ser rates
In 1900 Judge John R,agAu and his asso
ciaies on the Railroad Commission publicly
called attention 70 the enormous judgments be
ing paid by the Texas railroads. and said
The only direct interest
which the Commission has in
this question grows ont OF the
fact that az the amount Of
these payments e increased
the available revenues OF the
railroad companies are re.
duced thus necessarily opcr.
ating 20 that extent 20 pre-.
vent the reduction Of freight
rates on IL might be 10 cause
an increase Of them
During the session Of the Texas Legislature
In 1911 one Of the senators addressed the fol
lowing inquiry % the Chairman Of the Railroad
Commission,
There are pending az this
time before the Send Legisla
turc three bills which II
passed II Is claimed will add
% the expense OF operation OF
the railroads Of Texas az least
S2o00Y0 90 for IN, first yea'
and nefrly half that amount
for each following wear
The bills 10 wlsch I refer
are Semi. monthly pay day
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21
OPRR RATION

During the same session 81 the Legislature.
Judge Sam n cowau Of Port Worth. Attorney
fof the Cattle Raiscrs' Association aud special
counsel for the Railroad Commission az Texas
before the Interstate Commerce Commission IN
commenting on the above bills. said
Unless the Legislature wants
10 make II difficult 20 obtain
future reductions IN freight
rates In shis asaie n indeed
not forcing raising Of some
Of the rates now In existence
II will 20 exceedingly slow In
the matter Of favorsbly con.
stdering same Of the measures
now pending have partic.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

Ia lifH uafris taite ~ uuslri. sithef
~ iraaf rNrnsFa ~ ninltel mafAs,s
mai shoaf y. iehsn sdynp'aea ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

eifies ihst harr been aateiie1 tf ths.Hr
af aams af ihe nnff naiinnf ~ fhe
u fief - uHetF ae.lns sn hdsau
farf aGH mahna nss "a 3D.
rstaa elth hsf Fire ffil0n an fhe
euN snd hef srIfnil4 frfs naa nofu
ne etteuiiuu o. tne FtNfffA faie ~
Hfdn,n in faraan uedt Development
esrcpf rtrhaas ln tNr ihfr huiss
e.fent aiifirF f saton ffair rna ga
rf Co., ust. "a aaeer fern aaa nsi
eefati.snnsi auH naHt sp - fnuCh ~
Americans 80 b. wsf thai fpfeien mor.
ohsnta hcean ~ rtsliss fhaf ihere nei
aniY WAS such fFlng aa anrefti0
Trade hai naa ersns rrgnffaniiff 81
fifelFn trade
Haf aAisiIf 90 feM haiEY "a siaf1r
pf'aliul ia fap prfdpfe isrFfIf hag
nvIh aaos fhif expectation snd irnvfr
utier ~ ai $50 enn Issfs an.euni a..
nenpsrsd wite vhet d shaai9 a.
Vets Wfle CENTS ~ eufirtefimal part
~ hsa malay 20 tns iaifriof eitlff ara
snEaFea Boz sarh ifaWe7 E'faeueany
neno except thai whsh a. da'ie e4sF-
iard with Mealss. hui i.rafttailt uous
~ sttanstigss. thysagh elif seaporfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

aq. TN rpiuf~l oQsg helII. ~ wv n
ron rtiK 'lnHr INlnsN tlfEnRen
APPLICANTS W. eH,fmn,ssp 49, la.
efeeFtd ue~F ssftbt plsl bna false
lu 'he nollstirihie fsie hisp.safl4e oas
.o ~ This spegml TSlnnf ufNfasnn
'iFff'i u y pnntssesls limited
psvpssi,loa Ysi.a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

We are csihag your attention 20 the above
in order TO show w statements Of these no, In
any way connected with IN, railroads that you
have 10 pay every expense saddIed on the rail
toads
A. 0anssAI Managers ~ the Texas faiisoadb
we are nothing mors nor le1 than trustees
plncsd in charge Of the properties aud charged
With the obligation ~ operating them IN thu ~.
'etesi Of the people and the owners which duty
we - faithfully trying 20 perform
The ,~pense Of operating the railroads Of
Texas. non counting interest on bonds OF div
dends an sioc,, but including taxes. amounted
W over Eiah,yi.ve Milton Dollars tkAa..
e0opooool for tho war ending June DO ipi2
That Is wha, " costa 10 epsrsss the roads The
above is an enormous sun 81 money but you
paid e.
n the expense Of operating Ne railroads l.
increased a ssill heavier burden wa be placed
ON the people ~ this State
Wthycur active and sympathetic hslu this
snofmous expense can be reduced vii. YOU
help M reduce the grea, expense that you rss
now PAYING
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

ulAr rstsrsnse 10 the fnll crew
hill, ths heepiiAl bill and the
semi ulonthly pay day bill
THE CENTRAL PUBLIC.
WHO rAYs THG rREioH1.
WILL. NOT PROFIT A FAR
THING FROM THE ENACT.
MENr OF A HTNuf.E ONE
or rHE3n MILE mon no
I c0NUfOER THAT rHE
SxkvicE WILL HE IN ANY
WAY IMPROVED OR MApH
SAFEh II have always
favored reasonable ssauiA.
tiens re~scnshIr rates and
renewable lava n regnla.
ticu~ and laws impose nnr~s.
sonxbls burdens. they FALL
ON rHE PUBLIC, and rates
that otherwise wnnld he IN
reasonable. become reasonable
IN the syes III the las nv these
unnecessary and unreasonable
burdens 80 ~ reasonable ,ss
m have sense Just common
.x.<>a3 -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

- POUNDS or su0ea ROW s,.oo
with @sss w enats pafehans - rsf,. Z.
teas paklfN rstuasf usn'ea ctsaotlR
-Fitrs Merlin T.s aud ,iofn n :
i'hpae Ass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21
TEXAS THE PIONEER
IN FOREIGN TRAFFIC
EVERY cry AND To~s ~ STATE
70 EE IN TAG DIAL
rms State shs Natural Eatrsrss fo'
West and soush~sst---n Movement
Tor Great irtsrnatisnaa Trade.


Tt,e qrdYeff hsf t@ tn.aEs s4l N.
han uhn aalis = naa 90 bel fulfili'-d
5n rrfsrintion anA ifyisrfaiian in Trs
- Tvrns 1nd ths entire softh 1uf
raothNtf have lrsn csfF.nsiy tasl-
wasd ap baii'llnr ~ fnern trshe 60
Whifh ihet afc faFurahst situstfd
~ as ieFiirniariy hHVsaN iosatiau
.eH si'uatei iq csFnuaand fhe Grade ~
ne suefrr tauntrl. hsfwr~n tnr Mpris-
slp5Il river AMI the HpesY nearfsias
~ ifasr u MOS b ar4rg ares Esep Z
sne siate si,ouit property sssend orit
81 lr esh f0Feiga traffic D. Naiad ~
aaing uel nm ID phepid a. mora. "a
4 'honid h. tbr p,ri ~ sutry and ship
70 for ~ entire wrxt ard southwest
III GasA~ard IN Ferssgn Trade
n Annrtprs with az thcfr entrgt sra
iaA D i'usiassa has fet fei.ea A.
~ Q6ick adfaniaNs "a aaus zreai
\ prstaniflee and pne ~ she mos irn-
nrsant 10 tkai ~ foreiwn traffgc- In
q hssh n4sh ihs excsptiea ~ frw ~
mnrrhantH a or great scaiiparsi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

sblpplns b The elu AboulO BIZ Need
hrfos, shipfneni ~ iiis fofslsn a,hsni
I've frlaoesnuuss ga 'hs post % 80.
l,stth a. lis nssfesl o,nsui ~ repre-
.suiaslso. ana hls siasli &C. paid vi
rFetsoi yaufsef also ana ~ nstiu-
~ fr,tufd. nsilos ef aispaiNh D. rens
vaiiy ssnf A. 49, ssnsiai hlafA 81
ifs,ir. chaini,sr ~ csinnefre 10 60 ,lo
restem hours r,pori hs,.tsse ~
snipans mr'essair ~ nnf tfis,'ror
milfs Niti aitepa ln tsss, fnaii,fs ~
srnsu commission
isseays Transaeiisns
a. i,ni~aiinE. yaw farsisr f.pses,a
iAflfe ur cufsspnnsitni aisf,iaa ht'Hse
tecci,od toisi spschii .s,lsf. ~ inNiuE
standing order. bufp ~ fOa - rhlt's
80 commission fsNVlafl, n''ef ht
tnewn all0nt what vow s~ut a. iie
ehippinH po,nt hs is~asstsn sli the
nse.ssafs duisaA aetalas 300 auelis
csts hlH ~ iajsns. - ss,.s hsifscisnlss
fIuin pot, az tveg aassft 81 u,n@e.
iaists "a r..'i N point ~ snifi nA9
pays asiy. ssamins. ess,altirn -
n,.,.ds ana fnr~ara. ~ goa ~ aiteas
h. aer pgini arNfed Yyus baatss
f,mfautsslpg yuss s4sst fuf ban sHa
fof~aidinr eseharNe mstipf et'io
asHi g h.gsa,nr trait urhae guA -.
- 20 ffsnrae' Yaui business s..gA.ss E
lilf ~ laftff aa4aiilliasee aha hnsi
n.ss r,s,senr
f,s instance I..ei uieiss fog "a
lime if, satssal issfis - ii.s naptp iisD'
otsa hes wnn s.il,aR nhsaseais ai 50
a. tfe f.sf tan uag,asen fsd nnsthrfp
uuiotr 81 re- "a sac go b,lsl,sl. nr'i
nsgfheTn ifish tstaisea "a t4lo pef
i,sisilsi 40 ihat time u yus wuula
has. p,,fessera W seine "a the telse
pean r~uuifisa baies hay ~ ga i'et
iun. onionR "a tEf prs D,shei and i,p-
iafosa ~ 40 fsnin tssissi aufY
f..uid have heen pai1 ana erin fasf
ffssnes 30 = hifs pfpfst ~ lastf
Isine itan '3osneriic Ess,da refe s~iline
'fhr Same applies " as~ris ais n'sr-
pllss u sefg hipa ani Haisss 80 shieh
theirs y nst isphlhis.ta iarlff
Investments ,xsss issss@.sas
Wsih an heqaaihgense buli4 10 ~
fofriHn ffsshtfioe tfroeah o,ffssil,snG-
esre IN ifaas Rna . mesh isesirs
kioUistIKs "a onf Nsfsa su1 ~ uufe
selves and usn sps,a sisl hus ssp@sani'
~ ~ ,hs stats ~ Tesaf. lhfnHTh .
csmmoh snd unissfesi tram hFtNern
e,s sliiser md fhoss eDtaaa. q A.
fert natssal and safe " sesame thaI
nneh opieniraiiou ard many infs'si-
ruent- would ~ made here w ssaefTn.
sss iw@uahg ei,opi tbswasb 'sads f'g
81 cninuerre folle~s ssr fiag ~ mhes
~iss seiftsnsnt ard ntssfmsni sfsrn
tsiloNs eoumefeiai seleslons
pstrsasss sens irdvsssy.
Everybody believes Ia ssiiins ~
possible ~ either counties. bot rp'nf
hats . H~siimsaf sl.af hasae 'nassfs
sneul1 b. p@uoaiz~R ~ bnysns ~
hema And 80 - sts,s.,Aas exnspf xN<<s
lfifough az understanding pessassr -
lmplissl. praancsrs ~ 5cstesr fnm,''pt
~ kesp rsfe@s ~ "a raS< thnn tyue
and hpn.~s tezps rk~>s u y ee~,4 81
~ nhs~ 10 wn&ss sl~ ~nsnb<nes,~n ~
Inc IsnssstAts,>e ~ e~s<<. Ana hsre-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

~ efIfrtinf ytntf ifsrpk hhuNef wv
inok 10 rplS rfe~il'. adfanee mps,ry ~
!, Mn ~ ls,ark sss isTFt shipmsHis 80
ssnd a. tensttiDps. etc iilaps bllhs ~
ssssins shoala 81 fiiara 10 aAd sent ~
sans exiaas - rerslsg uprehassi. in~-
yx. ~ ofhrf pi'Fsen ~ rggf ~ Irs'n'
~ espmf ne lal u ladlAk 4 ~ py.r''
"a ane nsitstn ~ lansease ~ svgniss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

NaNg have tbs ilea fhes sarge cap
uai frtaN ~ insFs establishes husl
nsra W nfeenearf 3 nnrder ~ gfp.si
ana irlpff s7nrFuefui'y
NNHs HfFf eqs1tal u slwayF rTs'd
io rste irnFr 81 70 businsNs foreAsp
iraNr Aky aonrNtlc aau a. nuiu uf
wrhnui thesn. q can N done ~ :
man ~ upfasn ulfh hardly = doiiat
" ihfY have q xooa character sna rep.
,nsion ~ undef ihset etmdillnux Their
s@.al h4rk-Ts =ia 10 aaaia sise thefn
= wmaA trading erelM w
ThefA issf ftw imaflne thai essif 4
~nssesaie stpHfify eAn he exported ~
isuI,sssea
ThiRl is~. A N erros ~ cplntun. *
~ nmAu an hFGistie "A one papsr a
pins can ~ expsrie1 sad !naperfsa. II
sundnbns are fnnlled ana duty rai5
lusf a . peI.on tan ~na an mdes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

"a Sc Dnf hard Az as in ,nieh With
these eanAiileas srfoaa u eur ennhf
snis are written 81 nh1 ~ll them
sriton bflF % heep Fea iu 'opfh With
u,ieea nnd pn ypu ~ communication
Win noiiab,t fpffagn merchants uhA
unl sspsll san uish liico lists. airp
usl ~ .el rts-is ~ fos 80 o,siafais
tiaa. tite sos setAig WfisisH rfiees
iiil fea rem nss ihem ths same ssff
les snd nfsnsa iien foraf1ins fhr sais
- ihflf pfs-is is bsfe AND lifinefn cor
,4sssss ana Yonr feffespviiaenia
nhosr nsn1es fsf3 VIII sntuns fsf yon
aoa can nissin hll ns,essssfY ufiiien
ana printed difsefAonn rules. rcsvis
iisrs. itfnn. Fsfes snsahels ~ parA
inR eie, ull "a wtsh are ease and
simple
ghe sainr alFeed ~ hsf~ - eourSs
"a iatus n1cF aaRss uiii haAsiie ~ hses
Quantities ana ~ifh .fnaii rnesciannl
a,F4w ihnf xsp aeno ssas sie1iA ~
tranft,iea aao thr aHrnrs ~ ths
es.isnuy you are trsalsf ~ilh, and
lhes abeaia A. ti.a same wlsh you IN
lasws ssa4is pssse s1m,ia ~ senf ~
cal.is - ira epasin s-p,i ~ nepslrn'
nasni. F,weinp credit l~s,ss con ~
eosssuiis,s abd also lius - stppss aud
lNt.sfs psssshants ns~srespefs sfn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21


A. Hmtit ~ afs ihr uasnras mn
sais ln fafeien tfafff Hitis mnIf iivin
ihasf nf omman staiY 1aS usage lp
la,i lFadirf irrfr 81 ofisn pf'.-
n,ana iaHrf nte sfaunT Uriinsrs
tfif. ssrU ~ o. hua a. re nisaut d
ihs ~ nat even Hlra ia think 80 snov
ehf thai sheaid enter fafoiNn trade.
az .n Rhaf wui 81 Wouia BIZ sdlanag f.
p..ua ta ihem ~ uhfreiw ihef wouih
~ ilenffftfd
Another false ~ nalsiateH idea uitf
81 Hf haFr ~ fhai fafsiEn irs4a can
en't l.a rafflra nn - it, nanfs
lpeaitd n . s.t5,fft - ~ a clff ~
iuun an ina i..f.lsf ~ r. iureirn nrgn.
frf Tho isuta v. ihsf sf,e naf htnie
"a ars n'.eiia tsrwn h0wtist snaik
og even q planter asing ~ his farnl
csH trade Min foreign csaniFlss wiih
Aiiie asin siiy. ard ofteH a. Efsst 80
.
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Nen. huwefar Neaae y essinE phRi
shnaif hags tssr Ahrs fwfnig- rrs
years aeo avahsmsa - ~ 9rest l,rs A..
sihDitits ~ f,rsiFn irsi+. M cnls ~
NJ cgusi psFss Boz ~ evsr1 eity ana
tn~n lu tise FtAft
Tne early esFnplefiap q iipe Panarna
canal ~ 1ushl has nd naeh 70 o.
wlth ~ Bwakrnine - aggressive
ossnussec ial ttrsaeeries nns onsy
yfrourh ~ canal haf with Ea4crc and
sissxhsTs ami shs cpnrnerelai Arse-
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m consideration ~ ihe arefsssif.
aai eidrapfeaa interest ttiur cnrrnd
er,a bod fsfsirn iraar END nlhf Tefns
nHli d. prepared fo iahs "a risu lu
iNs l,.ia in ehirh hsi tasi feee'aers,
favorable o0asf lnraiiun and year.
feufd aper cllmai, eniiiis hft. lfesi.
aenf cain and ihs various committees
.Df UNfrrr of the T,sas Commercial
FetfriHfiss ana HasinesE Meme Asso
cI4ilun haFr theuEht b we, 90 pfn.
mote ihs lnfelsn trade e Teka'
tnfouah sprsiai bnr"au and cemrnt.
t.s az on. ~ ihrir mau3 departments
~ wort.
70 b hsspd fhsi nni 'sris every ciiY
aud is~n ia r.saa ~iii wshr ur ta SIS
lu an thls movement hut sima sWst
fafu ,iioaa anl tFfasias,ilnfs'
ness rs l.s essay be- ef.,.f ~ rspri
ara lnsfs.st is.e.3s
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bill. the Full Grew bin. and
the Hospital bill II "a esti.
mated the first win cost $500.
10000. the second sToo. ooooo.
and The third sig,co 600 90 per
annum
Il desire % knew ~ shcae
hills pass. viii the Railroad
Commission IN fixing rates
,ske into consideration this al
ditivpal expense. which nsust
be borne ~ she rasirosds@'
The Chaifman 81 the kssircad ccsnmis
replied as follows,
Il beg to acknowledge 70
ceipi Of yoar letter In which
yon refer 30 the scmi .monshly
pay day hili the full crew
hill and the hospital bin now
pending before the legislature.
and inquire n a. claimed. the
passage ~ these hills viii 10.
suit IN increasing the expenses
Of operation II the Texas lines
s10oo eco 90 a year. the Com.
listen will take these add.
tionas expenses into consid.
Grafton in fixing rates
In reply. beg 10 advise
Won that IN fixing freight
rates fof Observance by the
railroads Of thh state. the
COMMISSION MUST MEG
EssARILy TAKE INTO
CONSIDERATION ALL TX
PENDiTUREs RESULTING
IN INCREASED COST OF
OPERATION
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oaugus 90 ihe pst, hAse hetn POI
lWrme tud suFffsiIu tho nced f
D.fr liOn 81 hecl ln iran 20 ihs en
ufr tOafh and sisn n connection Wlit
ihr nrtunu 90 mannfa, iurafs in retlH
ehn uinh h do an stpnft ifaat 10 Nsii
ft aasneael. anA who al@i eirh 40
lmrau ru rfosiueir pni produced here
surh as fastan.ai mtnneanf certain
dlrainn and mari ipe ariicios 0iiDh
,.n uns a. fannl shs,.4d
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in carr luE 100 deiusHitf ifaiir u IA
nen.sssff la make impurities ~ iu tlie
prices n diffrsni sroilnur ah1 sei in
ipfnisa ,ueftim aud loeb nn ma natisr
when fifsi snlgpias a. - bsslhR Ia a
nsu i.fiiorr. Asaa a. 40 Who 10 aaosi
"a a. ihsif nrsaii .na assemblies epa lr
gsio.nDt Ia fhg beat rusies and rates
"a eafnars tame - route. demu
Feee. ieoA uu pfias lissn ana esia
iogurs. eis in @hegs. fpfrttn saa"
tallH upon goo a. ~ a0ll last abDnt
shat son have % o. 40 earn on Snur
aA1 hauis is.Ss
- eeufae lim Nauit 60 sapat p
oeuin,-iiis when fht domestic naflst
ls' ~ ~ won't anl ia9 Ai.5 80. seir,
irff,fr, arfiris fef ahlh ii,r A,gpe
,saftet b hirh Gna afahg Ana ths
fs,nae,oiiliF earf Ia stner psssss
hesii sseieo ~ prices. sprply and a.
fn4t.t I'D Hf.tl.s. attd at.fn4d
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dfavn ~ ont foat ~ any hoHsN M
def Hfgior n ihe ,eunfo aHi ths psei
msafff cnnid Nna uo iAull sven " %
anld have nf,n nrat mach uasi,s hs
nnr.Drui ltettfr stamp iustend he.
fauar if ls rs Government fsfalsiian.
Tho samo b. frie ln fnrslan tfaas
there BE- kardh 49, luiiaiiep - Al
siFe aunniitq u Naiue hnRsfof snalI
"r hentter .ts,t aad ssffitfs anl
riisiem a'nr iais Gro u,i sapi~g..a a.
infeffsrf 1u,tilHn 81 fomafh 81 those
matters as resolutions ueiy are a. b.
fuluuni