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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

81 rur Mefaman Nhn haa uetr
fho malnHfat nf enc Corpus CHRISTI
Caller for so MANS Years. Moniui
severed hla connection aiih lhpi uA
pea ani elil enins tNs feei De- so mulh
DESERVES Nf Nsruman hns hesu
vim fhla paprf slntr beg infancy alf0
having aeryrd a lNuG Iimc eifh either
naprra u fhhf eiff ln which So nns
so hons ma1e hlt hsme in uft Hr
haa hron ln ihr PRINTING hnH.uesH inr
ih. lam fufiN fnuf feRrH enc naf hcin
80 his tnHN and country aH Heii As
fhn npnef fn which No NH. lDtuilH#
hH Nmn HfuH fH NH imOnU ihH NIsl
lH fhr aiHfo Hf TDsHH So NurrmRH t
matf irlentH kln werei io lraln of
his alfhifaNnl tnm his NUrt hHf
Nlli nne Rnd an HhItc iH tirhfn. tim
innH ufe ani mRI ae Uniaf tfe feat
De sn mnfh dnsrttrH $3.50 a1crasHnr
ia fohn w stanton ehu has horn ,ltf
editor of ihe rancr for aume 'lmH
while Mr Nrulman pithffaRa rum
active WORT on ihe Cafier hH Wlif
continue tn boost fof iho Caller nt
aon na ha hnme inWit iuhafoen
utpnffef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23
WITH EXCHANGES


Dsnison Herald The Assists
gfhIesmsn observes that 'ihere ~ -.
INK 10 ~ trrmantone lack 81 ecn.
segsailon about the Tenaa psnlisnfI.
afy system dafing she comins eupeF.
Material campaign fDf The simple rfs-
eop that The business has never been
nAndled 10 suffl bVeihena-llke Iusn-
nsf befofn. andths oousic,s Nefs nov.
a. treated more bnmanely Governor
colaalif has discovered, Nithoaf ioss
~ profit ~ the 8tets. that fhs verdict
~ a Jury can mot rob u.an ~ nOul
nor make him vail on all.fourn
While sKfefirH 9th osf eonsem-
pornsr ss cannot refrain from Won,
derinr JUST ehat igdks Ramsey u
eDlnR 10 iaik about. ineamncb ~ ~
has stated fha: prohibition should not
30 an issBe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23
IN,IrlrlON rON rrOIO.NIs


THRASH nv nlfNNlN NhN.
ONCE of ihe Supervising Nrghfelt
washlprion D. g. Ian 9a tpl,
scaled proposals eiii Nc received
la thn of1se uuiu Nclprh p n or
che end das ct Narfh fata. tnd ,her
npcncd iof rho construction COM
plrte Nngludlne plnmhing ras nlp
lnv hesilnF apparatus. rlcelfig cun
duits and Vlrlng nnd interior uHhi
lns nNturcsl oi ihe tnNtA STATED
portrlNcc aUd fHsiowhuHso tf CORPUS
ChFiau rU1as m, bHiidine 81 io hf
zoe Square Bret rfonnd area fge
siafies ard basement sfrrfn nuish.
vifh fiie foof nraNinE ara srerU.
cations niay he obRnnsd fron tte
custodian nf snc as Corrus Chrnii
TrNhe. or az fhif nniep. al the tispr0
zion of tho Supervising Architect
JAMES kNON TAYLOR.
saurrsisiur AnhifeOi
fn Gf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

THE TRUTH WILL Bx TOLD

The Caller nenl.nned tho meniu
gifts casc AZ Nandia beeausr II
owes IN snlucriberu the truth
There u no cnnse for alarm NJ
need If n panic There ~ rauss
sed abundant need for the excr
elne ~ every sanitary precauiiun
upon the part ~ our peOple
We boast n remarkable climate
Our atmosphere II snlnbriuns iiui
mol even the most pronounced
booster can rate our atmosphere
~ one ~ The recognized GERM
ridcA.
To say that meningitis cannot
reach rs a The height Of folly II
can and u may The dlseesc often
nlanifesls llneif sporadicalIy u
occasionally occnrs az light cpl.
demle u has never. IN this arc
ton ~ the eonntry. "karifl one
hundrslth The toll 10 human l,le
that annually pays tribute ~ ihr
typhoid germ Vet We ito not al
low ourselves lo " into hysierin
over typhnid fever
A stitch Ia time saves nine. aud
cisan hndy. surrounded hy Sanl.
tary PROMISES " tho recognized
stitch ID ihe nnii.meningitls cru
sade Already the slogan ~ clean
illness. carried iutv rigorous effect
Ia Dallas aud uilcr North Texas
einN, has grcall, iusscncd The
number ~ casrs lu limr. u viii
eradicate The disease
Our physicians ARE not callosis
enough 81 hurp the actual afiun.
iion a mystery They owe Va"
dchi Of simple statement Of fact
a. their PATIENTS and " menlnr
90 mnkes ils appearance ia Cor
pas or Nurees County u Will he
announced MOI in box faced
type. because The news will not be-
Vt ihe scarchcad variety,
Tho appearance ~ Che disease
should u reach ms. viii merely call
FOR determination upon the part
~ united citizenship 10 stamp u
ont In the meantime. W. hope II
viii not make is appearance ln
Dny event, you may drpend upon
The Caller ,or IN. whulr truth.
and nolhiur hu, the truth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Laredo 1imes THE Confrrfslon
81 eommiilso thar haa been lnsesu.
railur The steel trust has held nq
nm 'sp"use voucher Dt Andrea car
n"Hio'n inr SIS fu CA q ferhniDalliY
This ia really guing too FAR a. b
hiiieri, cold ln Washington las' nov
and roof oll Anii may need vim.
tei otefsnai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Houston Chronicle "a doubt u
me Democrats viii have sense 'ssupn
=" rDmina'e na good a mau ta Wilson
y fhey a. ths neopla eill sspuofi hlm
lio"aefoii - noi = candidate sl nres
"nii bn' " che call romoa he Nuuii
consider q his du,Y 10 respond 90
-*yr inhn hnrru4Eha aha o. 10 nal.
ufhiiat aud friend of the Teddy
Rear
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

As fcsall af the revolution.
piracy is on shc incn,ase in Chmcxe
waters Il lnesnt take a evVolu.
fscn, accorling io the government,
10 inerease piracy among holac
trusts. The oriental aelhol n at
the point u a gun, thu American
az the point ~ a FOUR biz price on
IL ten.ecnt steak.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Three hundred and twenty six
wives and meshers 81 ARMY nlsa
havs signed q petition for ,he rvs,
iora'ion ~ The eanieen II Ii ros,,
tended the "meral and physical
heslih 81 the soldier requires sle'
re'eNtaol'<hmrn:' ~ this branch
lof the service. To tlc maa familiar
~'lth ayVry nv. before and aiter
thf nbollukment 81 tlW eantee,s,
the eanteatlnH <|neH nus sem ,,4r
!.dox ical l<GuIa(td Indulgence
N beltef {hpn lI,n~e k,soctice ons.
cis|e the ppat spsarra lisr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Abilene hspuftof President son
fei Son 10 hiEhig plraaed over thc ah
dioailen Ut the ampsfnr of china a.,
-nft me p'easni Move D. directed io.
ward The establishment ~ raod ros
eramcnt 20 pld china ever does act
aifaighirned ont ana reaii, daos eoma
alive rhr Ia snlnr 80 be- hoard from
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

George Railcy reminds Ms tina,
barring the lack cf an thosc good
features which w 20 make up =
'nodern city. Houston il all right.
IT. casually men,ims three hun.
dred m'lss ~ unpayesl streets.
Corpus Christi has a block ~ -
|of her own which would DC im.
proved y scme extent il they we~'
dug w and thrown into the bay.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

w FaHo fimcs q Woodrow Wll.
'on % out Of Inc presidential pun
uinH he dpes NOT appear 90 be- aware
90 the fact No D. soinr rlghi ahead
With hiH eRnipalsu as if hc had dome
noihinr te forfeit che rornfl ui mru
beers oi iho rrrat Democratic parry
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

~ v HFfff"@N frfttNa rom lfssGB.
naiihfsr IIssf.
W rs !. Msrumap ~ fs,t, Cd,
years eotnesfsd sta me pr,n,,as ana
yphllshlnT business lu &oufh Tetas
ana for he past twenty nine year. Ia.
'lmatsiy eonnetiea sta fhs cofpss
chfisu Caller reeigned hgs bsAlslOn
and cold ogi his Interest a. thAf - i,er
ihls week and sfli fefire from me
nevHpapef world fof q llmo onig
boiling . chair in the dls~storate ~
the Caller
NJ Neffiman - known al over the
sqnibse.i ~ Inc dean ~ the s.ath
Texas Press and perhaps no neusfA-
pef man in This section has rf9an
o." ~ :" SPEAK ulfh me nerii5n a.
hss BE-. CDfHlnr 20 Corpus cAsisfi
tefofe fhs d8fa ~ raiisea6a sad fasi
malls BE- haa struggled 4iih etaff
phase ~ TIE newspaper hUslneaa an
20 me eeiAhllshHsnf ~ The Cailef
hFinFlnr g w from a suaii aastff
a. one ~ 'he Hssi aAlllea % fhr state
iir riii ~ ulased in rho raasa ~
loafnaiiam Ne 10 s8etefded by John
W AiaYfDn Han henlio star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

uyaine Leader HaNsi
Oar farmsfs xho rani 10 tsip eut
doen The cotton acreage 4ill nad a
hne subsii'u's crop ~ milo maize n
makes = One Stock aad poultry fsef
snd - raid ~ make pretty fair
quality ~ flour. also q u b4yosd
question ne avfrsi crop that fan be-
gru~n in this .ssfisa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

beaumont Enterprise
Az inilapapolla couple who got
married nn q dare haven't anything
nn The rcsi pf the people shn fei
married u 10 dare almost anY
Nay you take a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Houston Poet
~" national prohibition ronfen+
'ion win afaomhi. IN Atlantic clig.
III" e"htunilon ~lll amuso kiian,le
co, sna w. feel auro that Atlantic
ti'y ani iia WAYS vill greatly eatef
tain ihe convention.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

We have discovered a man who
stilI has q New Years resolution
20 perfect condition Ills rcsalu
tlon iss ~ herewith rcsolvc. for
M good year 1919, 70 make uo
I euiusions. oihgv than this
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23


w o NeFriman. for forty
fouf years roahaffei 18Th sac
printing anl nahlishlnr hasiaraa
ih south TNtaa. furIng fhe Iaifaf
fHrnfI Mise 90 ahlsi D. hss
N"~1 irflnHieiy asrntlaffi aith
fpe fallrr has liapoFni ~ ihr
aalof portion uf hif npTs lu thn
taller rHtishins Ca aui .stfT.
ra hia official relation auN inn
uhief aa fs business manager
thunFh sfiil huidinf chair n
che iaiitfe directorate Cor
lua christi cailaf
Tho lifnH regrets f1 note fh0 fn.
fironenf af SER Nerfisan ffum the
De- eflatrf ueh A. hurluras siaa
as.f of fhe raliof rHliAhias Conn
n0nf he haa hrfH asl and afufatlf
taoen aii ufcr smfh 1otaH Ihn liti
go has hnoaR and NAe1 him from
ihe beginning 81 lls tsfcer Hfhunrh.
hDncsi and Thoroughly reliable ll u
MefflHan bias hfou an honnf 60 hia
calling and pvanuapeH in Hrnerll
mas feant fhrmwlfra fnftuHtll if
ihef have such 0ion as D. an fhrir
stair ifnHnslir nriaii.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23
Ainr Il The rru,hr

Port Worth Rcoordi
" the Chinese settle their neht
nna ness from rrlpoli continues 60
he a. sgaree a. Il Is nov. che candl.
dates ara ~ toe a time 81 conaidcr
able puhilcll,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Wut the reaisnatian af 81 r Mer
flmas aH buaineaa mahaFnf nf .an Cos.
pun Christi Caller aoHth Tefa lnFea
another fpui man bee ihe ufeanapHr
world roi nefumaH hfs 0D,H ffae
90 fho erat aud sill ne sfosi'F mlm
ed nlahop Nrea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Kansas passes a law % rruteel
her supply of skunks. Texas ma,
he tr,flr ~l~w bat Jockey cluh n
admittedly her chaicc ct the swp
perfumes.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

~ Worth Recofd Chances arr
that thr Nov lespcy go,sfncf Il l~,n.
arrine sadly on hew much better
tNoaid have been. had 30 not silpped
the leash on hin title h.smlct GO
early
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

/ An ordinance grant ng 10
4 ihc Magnolia Petroleum Com.
4 pany the right ~ own. ron.
sffnrt. repair. MAINTAIN and
operate suitable mains and
| pipes through. under aud
upon certain specified siresis.
avenues and alloys ~ the
/ City ~ Corpus Chrjsli. Tor
the purpose 81 fransmitiipg
and fornihhing fnei oil "a fhe
citizens 81 said city. aud ~
said eiiy. AMI providing pen.
nlfiea.
Opposite the Magnolia TEN IN
. large display kpaec. appears an
announcement by The Corpus
Christi Democrat This advertise.
meni i typical forof.aud ~ the.
people product u reads nicely
and carries y lamlable message H.
the prospective aubarriher h.
fact The advertisement IL work
~ fra 81 with absolute .in-
eeriiy hy The gentlemen directly
connected wllh The Democrat =
management. hat
The llst ~ original subscribers
~ given. contains aiming others
The names ~ uscras pfnmlnsni
Tentlemvn. r"c"gnlyei ~ glance
~ belonging 10 Corpus christ : /
Justly famous Iinslness Adams
lration mandy
CLARK l'oaso 4 A Thompson I
W v Pope " n urirfm. \ G /
Friday and y u Lancashire
The connection between the
Democrat announcement ihp
pririnnl Stockholders aud iho peo
pie. N na,le PLAIN W The City Char
ter Consult page 80 Article . I
seciinn 4 II h headed iiosirir
itns lpou Members ~ che Conn
eil " II reads
NJ mcmb,r IL The City
Council shall hold amy oihor
public office, of bold auy ol
flee Ur employment. cumpnu.
sailon Cor which s paid nui nf
public moneys nor hc elected
or appointed 10 ANY oflire
created bN 0f The rumprnsn
tion of which WIS inrroasrd
az fixed by ihr tiiy Council
while be- was a member there.
~. until after The expiration
~ ~ least one year after he
has erased "a be- member ~
the Ci,y Council Nor shall
Rny member of The CT, Conn
~ ~ any officer oi the lltN
~ Corpus Christi. be- prcuni
arily Interested directly or
Indirectly. tn any contract LEI
by ihr CITY. liaanl nf Schnnl
Trustees of che Independent
SchoDl District OF lhc tiiy of
Corpus Christi nn any Wurk
done hy The titS or hy the
Hoard IT Sehonl Trustees VI
the Independent school nls
irlrt of tho city of Corpus
Christi, NOR in any matter
wherein the rights or liuhIi
lies Of me city VI Corpus
Christi arr or MAY be- hVuiv
cd nor shall any memhcr Of
the Ciiy tuunril or any ulhrr
offner of The City. be- inter
vsicd lrocily or indirectly. Ia /,
any public wnrk or contract
let. supervised or Centralized.
or which shall be- paid Tor. D
wholly or Ia part. hy lh" State
~ Texas. of any IT The conn, .
ties or municipalities therein, n
whether incorporated un,ler 4
general az special law. 4
The Caller merely mentions The
natter va ~ relalion a. future
wnsracts which may come up Tor
he cnnneils consideration, Our 4
aly Charter Is either all tbs law ~ .
nnne the law II " not an msir,e
nent that may he Infected "a sail Z
he caprice ~ inellnntions vi any '
nan or auy set Of men though now
made limit ~ with IMMUNITY. hi
s..a A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23
Caspas tArs,i ilsc ~. "a. l.s,l.,.s ol
the Nastal,,,,s ~ the Masld

Meets ihe End AND ith "Wednesday
afternoon A. 4 O'Clock al a a. ~
hail. No tts Chaparral Sd Anna
Ross fuFnsr Commander. iIeitie
May cfossir'. rccora keeper
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Austin rcppr,s iva vases 81 men.
nights aud twenty theussud cases
81 nervous proklrhlion, That -
just about tho normal rata.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Mate OF Texas Couuly Of Nue.
Nes. ss
VII Y Norman, hrinn hrnt
dAlS sworn. Oh hia oath. de-
poses snh SAYS that he b. hUsl
rrss manAeeg 90 the tAlle Caller
aud Herald pphilehed ga Corpus
Vhtisti. rvNas, and that she ae-
teAl circulation 40 said new spa
feF Tor the month ~ nec,mher.
WI. va As lnllnNa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Snake mcsllcine has bern ofiici.
ally deslarsrl of no value HI the
treatment ~ meningitis. Another
promising excuse shot 70 flinders.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

A daily contemporary remarks
Miss i.acnnr's vAwn vA9a rrvela
ton Most ~ r,Mns arr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

The man who watches the clock
soon tinds that the other fellow
has bccn watching his job
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

II appears they have difficulty
iu solving thai famous Chinese
puzzle right there at h"me
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Most of tho things We gel for
nothing constitute oar most az.
penslyr presents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Small men conirivo maxumu.
Great men live them
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Mems ana ladles ruhbe, boots q,
IN" Model ass a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

TOTAia a. 0es
Average tally circulation s0as
Monday no issue
- HOLIDAY. no issue
sSlgnvdl NIL 4. MEnRfMAN.
business MANAGER.
subscribed aud swasn so ~
fvfs' nsr this 2nA day of January.
ista.
tSFAii W "a nRowNR
=. Notary Public
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-09-05
Observation-Disclosures
CORNER.
3sseseeseeeoeeeeseeseseee

Your correspondent has been a reader
of The Republican from the time she
was first able to read, and before | was
able to read, it was read to me by other
members of our family. We welcome
the weekly visit of The Republican as
we would welcome visit from warm
personal friend. Its local items some
times produce sadness when they re-
fer to accidents happening to our people,
and of our friends passing away, yet
its columns alway S contain much to cheer.
Now that the political campaign is on
1 feel sure The Republican will put in
its best ticks for w. H. Taft to preside
over our government for the next four
years.
Mr.. Jacob Sanders, of the Silver Knob
country, losta very valuable young horse
recently.
Rev. Ernest Hauser, of the Evangelical
Luthern denomination preached a very
instructive sermon in the Union church
at this place on Sunday the first inst.
His hearers were perfectly delighted
with his talk.
After short stay in the Silver Knob
country, Mr.. D. Edward Sanders re-
turned to Morgantown where he holds
very lucrative position. Mr.. Sanders
owns a fine farm in the Silver Knob
valley, but being imbued with the spirit
of education, temporarily disposed of
his property and moved to Morgantown
where greater advantages are given for
his children.
The farmers around here are doing
what they can to thrash their wheat and
oats.
Mr.. John Schlossnagle, of our town,
with his family, spent Sunday afternoon
automobillng.
The boys gave Mr.. Albert Shaffer and
bride an old time serenade recently.
Mrs, May Cassaday who has been
quite i'll at the home Of her father, Mr..
Thomas Sanders, is now able to be up
and about. Her husband, who holds a
very responsible position in Cleveland,
Ohio, will soon come to accompany his
wife to that city where they will make
their future home.
On the evening of Old Soldiers Day,
at Mt. Lake, both our town and Sunny
side were we'll represented,
Circumstances may prevent my writ
ing soon again for your reliable paper,
but | wish it's editor and its readers,
peace pleasure and prosperity. Hoping
for success of the political party whose
name your paper bears.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-09-05
Forty Ninth Convention of rlaryland
5. 5. Association.

The Forty-Ninth Convention of the
Maryland Sunday School Association
will take place September II, II and IS,
in Frederick, Nd. Mr.. ". c. Pearce
of Chicago, associate general secretary
of the International Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, and Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner
of Chicago, international superintendent
of elementary work, will be the visiting
specialists. There will be also a large
force of state workers on the program
which promises inspirational addresses,
instructive conferences, informal dis
cussions, delightful fellowship and a
new vision of Sunday school work for
all. Every Sunday school in the state
is invited to send any number of dele
gates, including their pastor and super
intendent.
Write Mr.. c. Albert Gibson, Freder-
ick, Md, at once, chairman of the en-
tertainment committee, of your coming
and state what you wish to pay for
board and lodging. Prices range from
81 to 81 per day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-09-05
SUIT FOR $4,000 FOR TRES
PASS BY A LUMBER ROAD
Garrett County Residents Are The
Defendants.

Mrs. Sallie Huston Rowe of Pitts
burgh, Pa, a daughter of the late Henry
Huston, from whom she inherited a
large land estate in Garrett county and
elsewhere, on Saturday evening. by her
attorneys, VIM, McHall of Pittsburgh
and DeWarren H. Reynolds, of Cum
berland, brought suit in the Circuit
Court in an action of trespass, claiming
S., 600 damages, and on order of court
signed by Judge Henderson, granting an
injunction, was issued against Jno. w.
McCulloh, Walter W. Savage and Geo.
D. Browning trading as the Rock Lick
Lumber company, restraining the de-
PENDANTS and their employees, from enter
ing upon tract of land, and from using
narrow gauge railway thereon about
three miles in length, upon the plaintiff
filing bond ini the penalty of $4,000
with the U, S. Fidelity Guaranty Com
panY of Baltimors as surety. The prop
erty of the plaintiff is located in Friends
vile district and comprises about one
thousand acres. The defendants are all
prosperous lumber dealers of Garrett
county and are engaged in operating on
several large timber tracts lying beyond
Java Resurveyed," and the plaintiff
claims that they entered upon her lands
and took possession without her consent
on or about January l, 1912 The road
was originally constructed about II
miles in length by several lumber dealers
to develop large area of timber lands
situated on Bear Creek in Garrett
county, and the legal proceedings com
menced which are of drastic character
may result in tying up the numbering
operations of the company for long
time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-09-05
BITTINGER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

For week past we have been visited
by local thunder storms almost every
day. much to the disadvantage of the
farmers who are not able to get their
oats crop into their barns.
Clyde Broadwater returned last Mon
day evening from few days visit to
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. McFadden and three children, of
Monongahala City, Pa, are visiting
relatives in this section.
Road Supervisor E. S. Brenneman is
arranging to begin work on the new
bridge over Casselman T. er, near this
village.
Elizabeth Snyder and daughter, Miss
Lulu Belle, are spending some days
among friends here.
Chauncey Bitinger, of near Accident,
was a pleasant caller in this village on
Monday
Miss Myrtle Wiley and two lady
friends, Misses Wilkeson and Becker,
of Cumberland, returned to that city
last Friday after spending few weeks
visiting here.
Earl Soelders lost valuable young
horse few days ago. The animal was
found dead in the pasture field, and is
supposed to have been struck by light
ming.
A horse being driven by Dennis
DERRICK on last Sunday evening, became
frightened by an automobile, and became
detached from the buggy and ran away
but no one was injured.