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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28
SOME Big DEALS
IN REAL ESTATE
WEI RANGE sstEs LEApsl,s
son LAST WYNN.
Greatest Ae,i,i,, IN several Month,
Reported During Past Nrck
Ia Heal ESTATE,

ksal estate transfers lllna duFlnr
the wacA endiar January vi. 1919
a. A. Frsebosu aud " a. sherman
4. block "a. Nueces mas llrlahts Ad-
'illlon 10 Corpus Christi. fabu
carl & isrnny "a r, stanford, farm
iot 10, hiott ~. ~ ilinruh de Ia hu'
ssdh grant faei.
". q. Howard 10 y. stanford. iota
~ and ~, bloch a., ~ itlnron de- IA
Nntsda grant. ftai
a o. hinn u ana wife TO Fdwnfd
] Hansen. i"ss 4. 3. q. and 4 block
Ia lAluxa,iih. Taxa, sIup
N y. Dunn. aud vile 40 4 W Col
inn. " rs 81 iais I, ., ann 10. hiDch
Us. craven l,clEh,e ad1l,son to Cor
pua ChfIntlf tioe".
Frank nsiaIef Dr. 10 Aniu Tlla,
farm lot AZ pfiacoi rsntnrr t4aA9 40
frank tc'aies js ~ Paul lsafcrnleA
lsrm sfass a., pflseol pasture. f3top
WA r9llau. edmlnlaifatof. So g
N McNlleser. certain teei eninle vi
1ehnson addition 70 cospaa chtialli
$3.50
W A. rciion. administrator, 10 y .
Nrif. certain real snleic In iuhnnnn'
Addition ~ Corpus Christi. sttau
A. Y. tlaidcman 10 Louis e. hchrn.
dol lots "A and a.. section ~ SELLS
son thn,h, fAkn
rhos J i.aman,ou % otto = nrilcA
&7n acres oul VI Ihp Nainun Do lllno
lpsA lands. sasUe
W T.. unssnbarfy Ia w u Myers
us. "a ana fractional = ~ OF ~
~ section - and the IS at 40 "a
peetluN a 4 Hfistvii pasture ftuiH -
5tst n. UtOndrett ~ = " Arthur
Ic< =. hlock :. nfuaifsts eut>es No
I. H5prsHux iatsnd, fehn.
Tho klehefx Town a Imp Go d
los aeI'>. lc,s ~ aud ~ .h,cil s.shlrs
sddi(lnn 10 .ksOnS>ilisi tGH,
4. corkeseli 10 4. ~ coekeseu
sffikiu real ~slsts N tssisnnn Aaai
K tion 20 Corpus Chssrsi, exchanEe I"
property,
':lansae pssrse Hawkins To A. \
AlekAesist, lots IS and 50, acctsu'
80, Seiiktcn ranch. taio.
" n. sutherland "a iesrph isnceN
M y. nlVck Z. ausnssiAnd'A sadilies
10 Corpus rhsirsi, tsno.
Matc OF 1esaa t. & Htievrn MS
s.Fnce u A. n stephens : acres %
N''~spas rt1uf
Ftnneer huksnE and Asa nebln
~ l.n1Afo cAatiiio and iaen,sa t.ppe
Ensslllv, lot and ~ ~ iut : hlocl
Homo rl&se Aad'iea 10 Vorpu
tfhtistj ysnn
W y South 10 G, n. Tfott. lot 9
nip,k 3, Nsuis addition 10 cofpe
rhtlsi4. {feau
VIM r Alekshtef and wife 10 n Il
tAS lot 4 OF : Y connct farm tracts
&itou
Gu We'll 20 y, y. nishop. frscslona
rsftiuh ini htshop'n nnhdlgselua 4
the Wesi ranch fseas.fs.
Gu, We'll 10 " X niahop. n~eslal
fts, uishnth suhdislsinn vs n. Wei
ranch. ts(.SSS ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28

The Brand weslFfn PLAY a.
four acts ~ Truman DsRoAme ana
tUwpsny NhH ~ atffastloh ~ the
Olympia iaet biEhi and eas onr ~
the brsi yet pruessted So fhls f.ss ~
~ l,eRoane and be really ssrsiiekf
company
fes toninht the bill siIl he For.
SEA. Nr-toi W shieh beth Miss DOT
Ktffoil ana NJ DeHoams haze -.
.cfieily pood paris fht plag eas
presenscd iast "wednesday nlrht ana
as 4Hn Ekad
Beginning Mshdat uifht ~ Dt.
hoame and Company viii open .
Nefh'a epFnf meBf ~ fhe rfag fhts
fer The bili on that eight 4ill be-
The Invader which 81 said 90 b.
3Hr ~ %" affohfesi 81 tas henoame
repertoire
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28

ralslsy's suhdlsislon of the Hoffman
traet tboUn
q a. Mruiy 20 Mas Amelia A
NeHly w 40. bioct Neuif Aiii
tlun 20 CoTpnn Chrleil 5000
g. A Mrulr 10 Miss Mafrarrf AVu
! ~. lel .. hloch q Meuiya edditlou GO
CORPUS Christi. f2Oe
| W Lewis ~ " a Peters aud ~
, stevens. tract ! " nohstoun tias
den tracts ttcu
A u. Wright aud !. q borion 10
A Aammnn. lots Z and q. block West
End addition 10 Corpus chiiaiii
600
o.. " Priest W q T. Gordon. part
10 l1is and q bloch q. hlp4 pot
iisn ~ Corpus Ihtistl. $4,000
Hoht Nrcali to rhsr q Wenr
lots a. Z and q. block 40. utlseoli
Tesaal f2sb
y y. nlahop 90 e g. wontt. lot W..
nioek Or. nlahnp. Texas tina.
q q wcnis ~ T. " NeilouEai iut
! ma. hloch 31. lilHhOp. TeSaf ftns.
q 4 Wuatg "a 4. u NgDunKai lni1
H. aud d block 90. nfiaeuii. Texas
1870
Cbas " Cox ~ i.ouls y rhfoeslef
ios 3 block a. Newport Mustang ~.
land. sih
IN nlnhop io A Riddle. M ~
81 section 10, nrlu'oli ranch fhehN
" Maiheta and Wife ~ W y
Fun. farm lot 4. block ?. IN iiinc'n
de- ia liosrda gfani
rroehorn A sherman 90 " a.
Vaughan. lota 81. 2t. 70 ard 3s block
T. Nuueea Raf tioighiH addition ehep
f. 4 nlshop ~ q v Massey . 20
81 ~ "a Aeelinn iai llirhop'H auhli
Vision ~ Tho We'll ranch 3eup
flifnheih ~ Clartnon n W. a.
Williams l0t block g Paul Court
t1tp
FelN samudlo 10 " g. Stewart
TOT go, block ~ Vhhmhefiain Nddit
tiun to Corpus christi tatN
a. y llAideman "a g. y Holm
and wife. iOtn ga. ~. 80 ale 10. Soc
tion ~. Seellreon nenchi tiUe
~ A Roswell tv Mohica Louis. lots
1 o aud ! block 4, ou'lo'e nebsi"~e.
Texas Sah.
~ " frlit ana wife "a v =. niahop
putlol 80 ecctlen rs nlahop. fTsaa
ftteeo
" n rrlu aud wife tnF nishup.
optlola 4. w.. IA and ss. ncctiun itt,
Hlahvp. Texas ssfpo
The klehetK fo~n a lmp Go % u
a Watkins lota 4. n y aud z block
lea, klrgaylllo. Texaa titfn
=. ". pasisAon aud wlfe "a ~ q
sherman. lea acres CA Nueeca haf,
ahau, 4 mites west NJ Corpus Chris
Ia. ssa.oeo.
A. h Fsaher aud wife 10 4 N Gal.
lsnher. lol q, block =, Nesi End Al
,dltleai slefe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28
MAGNOLIA NEWS NOTES

MAGNOLIA COLONY IAN %
N"ihins unuanal has happened 10 mo
rol"nN TIE PAST week Wc are All a.
hhes as heea eulii,aiina oaf onions
and setting realty Tor the snrine crops
nnt 3D. the way. Ne Weather man.
aon't wee ihink eur aprlns - At,.al
h.re'
NJ " X Harmon made a llsinr
irip 90 Corpus last "Wednesday ~.
tarniaN Thursday Mf Harmon has
si''u, eomplviva The hlg pamp az ,he
toi'Us heuse and Il has pfos.d to O..
yer, satisfactory
MrS n 4. Hammond eho has been
seriously 80 Tor mo pat tao weeks.
d lmproflnE ters rapidly. ana her
menS irisnds hops 10 soc her aut IN
few DAYS
Mr O.. Damn has lnsi received .
lArre shipment 20 ornamental trees
ana shrahhvft Ger the CeutFaf Para
ani ile Colouy heane Yard. anl he
and Nesrf 4 ~ Nlsck and a.
aatte4 aud are bnss pagtinx them
,ut sad enc nrst thing you know We
4rc going a. have one ~ tho finest
pAras Ia tho scathwes,. and thA1 isn
an Ne are g,'lng 20 have We are
goiae 10 have onr oi me iiEgzs Ecirhs
hofhossls ln shr state Ne have he
cNmate. the soil and the water ana
lhc people 70 make Il ~
Mye q A stewart and Mfs a.
hrile4 spant tae day 10 Alice wednsR
day shoppias ard having Vhpsos tst-
en-
Rev y Franks ~ Nlice tiiled Ms
rceular mrnthl, aprOlnsmen, ~ the
Celony last SUNDAY Nrr ffanks a
Ntry wuch plrssed VITA the growth
az interest IN s~likiovs asfAsre Ia the
COENnN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28

On Well 20 >. y bishop. o ~ lfac.
tlonal asctlon Da. ii'ahor'a uubdiYls'
lon " the We'll ranch f44hita
en- Well 90 y = bishop, y ~ %
fsatiIunel neeslvn 100. Iiiahopn unb.
dltinlon 0f the We'll ranch. ttaip a..
On We'll 20 y n r,ehop. IA ~
section zoe nlnhup'a nubdsvinlOn ~
the Neil nanch, ttVfi
On We'll tp = iilahop. no a arf.
lion in1 bishops subdivision - the
Well ranch. ftu3f.
90 We'll 10 " y iilahop. . ~ ~
nv a aud ~ "a ~ ~. "a seriion
ta2 Einhopa anbdislalon ~ the We'll
rnnoh t10fS
t'h We'll TOP y. nishop. ffoc,iupai
section iGi. lilHhep subdivision Of the
We'll ranch figue.H1
On Welt 10 b. y. nlnhop. ~. I
neftiOn lGI. niahup'a subdivision ~
Tho Wall ranch. sea-
On We'll 20 v = bishop. ~ -
aogtlpn lhs, bishops Amhditl eion 81
the Well Fnnch ffo7t
On Well "a ~ y ninhop. ~ lrne
tionai a section ihs ilskup'e npbdi,
sinl"n oi the We'll fanth sssAD 40
On We'll ~ y n hihhop. a. irac4
tiunai ~ section lAs lilnhopv anb.
altlsisn of tho We'll ranch fahJ3 tt
en- Well 80 D y lilsh. nv "a peet
ilon $50. liishop's subdivision ~ th.
Wosl ranch, tiu2l
! On Wcll 10 y y nlshop ne. 80
eeellun 100. bishops subdivision ~
tho We'll ranch tiOft
On Well 20 v y bishop, fractional
section ~. Bishops subdivision %
the Well ranch, tsli
chi We'll 20 r. y nlnhop, outlu,n
le ~. Inclusive. aud ~ 90 49, Ia.
elusive. ~. "a section 90 hlahnp'a
subdivision Of the We'll ranch 3
lf3aaS.hA
IN wen % y y. nlshop fractional
rcrtinn ihG. hishopa uuhd,sial0n %
tho We'll ranch. fitfNpa
ca Well a. D. y nlshOp fractional
laeciinn ikg, nlahop's Subdivision os
tho Welt ranch. tt4p1
a. " shannon nnd wife 10 al l.
Newman part ~ lots , ANA d hlorh
\ T. Central Wharf and Warehouse "a
dlllon so Corpus chrlali taeoo
w Sfhilnkr aud wlin Ia y. q
lRngNnd lots and y. hluek a.. klnen
lsllle. Texas. segk
4 y Conner "a John ncrmodt
lots I aud ~, block ~ auhalvlAioa
hiufh r. kiunnyille
a. n scott Ga } W nAvidAOn. ?
acres ou, she v vlllafcal grant sboo
y r. hlnhop 10 OTTO Woitefu. lots
1 and 2. nretluu 20 aud lots a. \,
nsctiun ace, n,Hhup Vutlofn 10 the
town Of uiahop. fcNaH sl3.ree 90
y. A. Wnmark aud wife fp W y
snech. lota ~ and 30. block la,
Kohetuvn, f.xaH. siato
Mrs. Catherine Wade % Martin n.
Kelly lot 4. block 30, Paul Court
lft6nc
Adam rmmettahers.f aud wife "a
John Meyer. hats ~ aud "a, hiocs
u. Hughes addition to corpas christi
lsauu
T y wlison 10 Mn Ella \ eeel
! lot ., hlnek 3 neaeh raglloR ~ Cor
par Christi, S39ke
The Caller Publishing COMPANY q
Mira Ella \ eecl. lpl ~. hlech e
cisae addition 90 kinsaellie. rcNas
,lslho
Rohs 4. Mccall 20 Mary rita nlah
hesi lel a. sos iai prlecoN pasture
tepe,
usa q lIoghneu and wife 70 Rebs
kieheFN A Co. lela | aud 2 hlogl
~, klnSaNllle, reNAs. sSanu
Ncls Sulloneon and vile tn r. "A
sarlonson, bot ~ BLACK sa Epeondldc
! feSat
II W c. s,ewari and q. q Newma.
70 " 4 pansoi, loi ~. section y
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LAUGHTER lane"
NAME Selected
un~ 2. D. Wills wle>ih Of
TWO ~rtsDs rt~~i~.
Hlr tIs@snsn's sssslt ~ VIZ ursn
Monaay <Iaht --fp.ntS
slsepi tlsraftfnns.


Laughter Lane
Tte sboye name SO slbmitfsi iu
he carnival sonielt a. q suitable
name 20 D. ased shH week in dosir+
nafiaE tie hiH Hisss eaFnifsi anaeF
me auspices ~ ihe fifs DssAItNrpi
ass selected last hlfbt By ~ com
n.iffer
Hfs r > Willis fgs LAREDO ave
vac the party selndInf in the nsmf
aslesfrd asd ths bas been afasasd
ihs 40 rsaenn tiffafa fhaf asfs ~.
tered ug fhe 90. boys
To-day hefaids ~. eomiar ~ say
Heiss. bnofn from coast o. rulai it
eIiY. i1ah and hamlsf a. tt- original
Carnival ktaF" sud vffh BIN b.
Hiii have hia three hHndfsd loY a.an.
nfatisrrrr aa reii nr hie feenfs fte
fi.sie al tsfsptrru1iia win shiru
BE- VIII amHse aad enieraln fhe
atoa Foine ps0pis 81 Corpus rtf fI
fsf seven consecutive DAYS eNmmsnr
inf HondaF niFhi
Tho neise attractions visited rar
pms ChHsii iaat a. year ago fht
monih sndHf fk- ifsriecr of fh1
south hlnn Cifir CHh hpt BAD
nNsthof prevailed throughout TOO
Fret ahd consequently few prdpis
we're able o. ~ nnf to ioin ih fhe
fHu mRfinr bui iba Yrlr nrfanss
msnis have tsen made siih Hssfhsr
MAN Cline 10 dish up fine Neafhnf
thle wect and sYerfthinf uulnta fU.
words n hlH week Of fun viih ihe fire
BOYS
~ Reits hss enlarged bic sbors
io almost iNife their fse iasi ffsr
and shen the tented CiiY b. srfctd
over the rrlon Depot .hov sronnda.
n N.ll l0uh nae ah exposition '1f
There viii he ihDNsauia ~ electric
llrhfa nf fferF conceivable color sad
arrangement and efety aiirariion
presented viil ho of character That
1881 make olfh and every Visitor
desire 10 reiurn aFsin anil fain
until the iaHt Dfffermnnro ln rarnHa
which viii marx The etlt of Nai ueln
until fFlg
Mapy ~ she attractions uNh the
COMPANY fbis 'fsf hafe heen secured
~ great expense aud Trouble tn mf.
niah ttr attrnctlonf Tor sf fhr Doe
celebrations in Texas thls winter fof
y b. an axiom ~ Nr nalta 90
make mod mo- matter who're TO-
hea creation 'o prsr.at hia shora
ana for thig reason. The FIrrmsu' p
carnisri VAN he snmpu.ed af tte
ffrs best attractions ro,urahla faf
oHi iioor smusement auf gufrna
Nhflaflans wiii have nn oppafuniff
oi ssrluf in ali ifs HlafY
The nlirt.fa.fifinHa and ur0hln
allie can visit "ffurkfrf lanr" t6f
th"rr win De- chose feaiuroe anf
amnromani fn nt tho temueramnni
of on" and ail ana snf of aii ihf ni
fractions can hT visited Without tha
nlirhtesi fear of hearing word af
f'clnF an action that Nui SAVIOR o'
aafshlng Offensive
The Nat HrlFs snetlai enl arrive
about SEQ % m via ihe rpr Nss
railroad nnd aiihourh the Shove van
nui bvgin orer1iiOn until Manfa,
nlrht each afternoon AN defnnipe sf
Tor that every icafurs wuh enc en
uf" rnierrrire eiii br omen ana
ready 90 receive snd entertain thl
bubble
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28

chris Person. D. veil SHOWN heavy
eeifhi wrestler of buiuih Mian
Raa ln me riiY yeaicfdaf and while
here mvi a nuulhef ~ mat FANS ~
appearance eeNNf Tor hnythlne Per
son ls Humc wrestler ueishlns 100
pounds aud hriur sell pfopprilonsd
fetrpn leaves ON ihls mornins .
train foe Houston &C., stated isni
night that he ~nnid slail, teinrn %
a match fpuli hr arranged with Dan
Nrleud uf Taylor ur HUnr other
man OF Np cqaai weight
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28
Carl ~ Thanks.

we wlsh 10 tabs shia meih"d ~
thanking oVr many friends Who "a
faithfully ssoaa b, Ms iurlng The ~.
cent ilinnaa ana death ~ AIS behaved
husband asa brother the late Car
hio W Leonard
WIFE Ann HRornRRS
as AZ
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go aetes ~ the bet land boz sue
80 coanty Client mgai have the
m0net fer particulars. Gail on
1riis ~ phone
nlDN rtTHfNfhND.
2Atf rofpus rhfiafl Tstas
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Corpus casssss ts,sc M. %. s.aa,es .
a.. Nacssh~es " the Wovid

MEETS the snd and eth "Wednesday
afternoon a o'olpek a. 4 q. @ r.
hsn, No. sis chapRrrAl a, Anna
Ross Turner. COMMANDER. ilcitie
MAY crossisy. record kesper
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28

We rivc MArsHsile Treatments We
pell Narlnrlh Creams ldeNl Hair.
dressing rariefa l3NJi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28

Ads taken oyef she pAoar are
charged al the same rate a. cash
aAa Fhcne year al in now 80
words days. tte
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-28

ROLLER statne ~ Olympic Monday
afternoon aud slrhf l.al 70
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
Don't FORGET to Exercise.

No man OF affairs. however impor
tant or ovcrdriven. can ever be toe
busy to take time for exercise, unless
he wishes to apply for his long vaca,
ton decade or two earlier than is
necessary.
The place where the mummy OF the
Egyptians should be carried round al
regular intervals, with a reminder that
he has been dead for 10000 years, is
not at feasts, but In our business of.
fees, workshops, counting houses and
studios. There is where men are
really killing themselves, instead of in
their sports, their Injuries, or even in
their vices
Commercially siave-driving your
body and brain may sometimes be n
necessity, but the unbiased biologist
OF the twentieth century Ia beginning
to suspect that the praises of indus
try, like those Of sacrifice, are sung
most loudly and mistakenly by those
in church or state who hope to profit
by tin thers!-Woods Hutchinson.
in Exercise and Health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
WAS alNwiYslqn F r. 5r:1'llPsi.
Mr.. BIraIeton Discovers New situa
ton With Danger From
Street Beggars.

'For q long time" said Mr., Blnsle-
ton. Il have made It custom to look
carefully in either direction before
stopping to look in at show window,
doing this to avoid being taken by
surprise by beggars. Now | have dis
covered another street situation In
which one must take like care.
walking alonsthe street this morn
ing ! became conscious that one or
my shoestriugs was united and |
looked along for convenient store
step on which I could put my foot up;
and there did put It up, and ! was
busily engaged in tying the string.
working away at 1t with no other
thought in the world, when
Mister l heard a voice at my
ear. can you give me five cents to get
O cup Of coffee? | haven't had
"And there he stood beside me.
close alongside, where he had me at q
disadvantage. He was within my
guard, and gave up. not because l
thought ought to, but because OF my
inward appreciation Of the work of a
man who evidently was always on the
Job, ever alert and letting no chance
escape him" - ....l,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
SPECTATORS EASED
Reports Made of Fine Weather for
Growth and Seeding in
Western States.

Chicago, April Slime weather
for growth in Kansas and Oklahoma
and for seeding in the Dakotas and
Minnesota encouraged spectators,
today. to pound down The price OF
wheat Latest trading left the mar
ket at decline of y to IA corn
finishing Is off, and oats al Joss
of Is. -, at
4 Attention in tho wheat vii yeered
almost completely from the May OPP
ton to tho months representing de-
livery Of the new crop. The Sonth-
west sold large amounts, orr JuIh
futures, here, Between the opeujue
and close July ranged from 95h to
SO a. losing steady at 95i2
Corn weakened with wheat Nay
.auctuated from IAN to rs ~ dos
ing easy at u d NO.. : yellow was
rs. 'a
Bright PROMISE Of start soon IN
planting made the price of oats Wit
outside limits for tho May option
proved to be 54t2 and $50, with
last sales at 53
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
Oriain OF the Stocking.


A writer in French newspaper has
been investigating the origin Of stock"
lngs. It appears that Henry II. when
preparing for the marriage Of his sis
ter In 1859 first conceived the idea of.
Silk foses and was the first to wear.
silk knitted stockings at that epoch
making event A hundred years later
ono Hindres established factory for
stockings In the Bots de Boulogne.
This was the first hosiery factory in
France. 1t was a success at the start,
and. when II received protection from
the then ministers, ii was kind OF
gold mine. In 1863 the venture was
turned into q company From it arose
the Society of silk Stocking Makers"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
el2l.aa'Y.
Easily Adjusted,

When the family for which Uncle
Erastus had worked SO long and faith
fully presented him with mule he
was overcome with JOY. sa.
He's bad kicker, Uncle .Rast."
said the son OF the family, II told
father didn't see what you could do
with an. animal that liked 70 kick and
back better than anything else"
us got dat all planned" said Uncle
Erastus, solemnly. When ! harnesses
dat anlmile into my cyart. If he acts
contumacious an starts in to back,
is gwine TO take him right out'n de
cyart, turn 1t round an den harness
dat mule in hindslde befo'. Dat'll hui
NOR him. an It'll get my cyart UP de
! hill jes' de same."-Youth's Compan-
ion. - ,a9.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
More Appropriate.

Representative Henry, condemning
the International marriage, said at a
dinner in Waco:
What kind of men are these dukes
and earls, anyway, that they can frank
,y admit marrying heiresses for their
money? IT,.
Il heard q story the other day. q
story about an heiress.who said to her
titled iance: ~,
my. dear, I'm rather new wom-
an, you know, SO do you mind asking
the bishop to omit the word obey In
our wedding ceremony?
Lord Lucian stroked his mustache,
smiled syrlically, and answered:
mo, don't mind my love. I'll
Just tell the old boy to make 1t love,
honor and supply"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
BURNED JUDAS IN EFFIGY
In That Way the Guides Showed Their
Love for the Christian
Religion.

We hanged Judas Tscariot today.
Having expressed our Joy over the res
direction of Christ by gorging our,
selves with roast lamb and bitter
wine, by firing gins, rockets and tor
pedoes and by lighting bonfres, we
gave vent to our remaining enthusi-
assn in one grand burst Of mock ven
geance directed against the unfortu-
nate mortal who was destined from
the foundation Of the world to figure
as a cats paw in the plan of salvation.
The burning took place In the front
of a little church OF the Virgin, sit
uated on the highest part Of the city.
From q pole erected before the door
hung q crude, wretched, melancholy
figure stuffed with straw, and ridicu-
lousy suggesting the image of a man.
Within the church the priest was con.
Quoting the regular Sunday service.
At last the doors were, THROWN wide
open and the whole congregation
gushed forth like water from a broken
dam, and Immediately thereafter ey'
cry man and boy In the square was
shooting away at the effigy Poor Jul
das whIrled about and danced In the
air as the bullets peppered him, and
suddenly burst into flames. When a
Greek feels particularly happy, or
wishes to express his enthusiasm he
produces an old musket or pistol and
discharges It. Resurrection Day In
Greece resembles the Fourth OF July
in the United States.--George Horton
IN Argolis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04

"Of course. we contributed some
thing more than pennies to the sup.
port OF the church, we paid our pew
rent at the fixed price and occasion.
ally there were special calls when We
contributed more, whatever we could
afford or thought we ought to give.
hut our standard, regular contribu-
tons on Sundays We're in pennies. We
children took each Q penny to Sun.
day school. When the plate was
passed In church We, put pennies in
that- Is ,lt-, tryfr.5 ,.
AS we grew older our father would
give more than one of us pennies to
put in the plate and then there was
a larger contribution from our pew
but stIll in those days our church con.
tribution, as I am trying to set forth,
was in pennies
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
Advancement Of Berlin.

r AS Berlin developsldn it's education
as "a world city tits gradually drop
ping the remains OF its fosmer pro-
vinciallsm. IN many things the
change is obvious to the resident Of
only q decades standing
The modern hotel. Often run on
American lines, has all but supplanted
the modest Gasthaus Of earlier times /.
the street car and the elevated road
and the taxi have driven out the
horse omnibus. and wifi soon have
driven the ordinary horse droschky
of the streets. Provincial manner,
too. are disappearing with the growth
Of metropolitan self.consciousness
The once popular practiee Of man
and wife or sweethearts walking arm
IN arm IS now almost extinct. For.
merly the Berlin maid was proud 10
show that she had captured a bus
band; but she no longer seeks to en-.
phasise the fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
Pocketbooks in Walking sticks.

FoCketuooke W waking ot'CkS.
The latest styles In society walking
sticks are practical as well as orua-
mental Oneaof the new canes is fit
ted with coin box and match box
these being contained in the head,
which is provided with skillfully con-
cealed lid. The coin box is SO ar
ranged that person can easily depos-
1t or remove the coin by slight pres
sure of the thumb. Men who have
used these canes say they are practi.
cal and convenient, for they do away
with the annoyance Of fishing for coins
in the pocket when boarding street
car.
In France there IS quite variety Of
uses which the cane is made to
serve, Aoeyer Frenchman has made
cane with handle containing q
complete outfit Of the game known as
"petits cheyau4." -
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-04
How to Clean yanestrx.

Shake the tapestry gently but well
to remove loose dirt and then immense
II in cleansing fluid composed aa
follows. Take four ounces OF soap ia
a quart of water and boil It until 1,
becomes a jelly; then divide this
equally in two tubs of hot water, adj
ding cup of bran to each tub to pre-.
vent the colors from running. 1t Ia
best to sew the bran in cheese cloth
bags, so that 1t will not stock to the
fabric.
After washing the tapestry alter
nately in the two tubs. rinse In water
strongly favored with vinegar Ito pre-.
vent colors fading) and dry.
After the heavier weight of the wa.
ter is out. stiffen with a thin boiled
starch and iron quickly on the wrong
side with a rather hot iron.