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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

fornten unb Carl Reumsner BON
Qouispiae; fir 3tpeiter Spredsr, Gpns
rao goeder bon gbiluDelpbta unb
Carl Raib BON Safe Grie; fir Shrifts
mart, Gmil Sdmiot bon 4dttsburg
unb GmtI Sdel bon Rodp Utountain;
fir gbrenIpre6er, 6einrid WeBner
BON Netp gort unb George Groiius
Don Wilnautee.
Die Serren 0sumeper unD Raio 5os
qen ibre gQmen 3uriid. Qn Stsae
bon eriterem purbe @rnit Weter BON
Cincinnati nomtnirt, Der aber ben
Stanbpuntt etnuabm, oab Die Tag
Iubung ii4 lebtgli4 on Die Gmpfsbs
lungen beS 9ommittees balten iolIe.
Deter 3og sbenfalls Ietnen gfamen gu
rid. Die attipen unb S9renipreher
nurben Johann per Nttlamdtton ges
pG6lt unb nur uber bic Setretdrss
eanbibQten purDe ubgeItimmt nit Der
Borberbsitimmung, ouB bic Sttmmens
3abI bic SteQung ols eriter reip. 3nets
ter Spreher entI6eiben ioQe. 8as
gIro ber 1agfaBun9 beIteht bemnoh
aus fol9enben 5urnern:
Robert &. aasitner, /. Spre6er.
GonraD 9oeder, 2. Spreter.
Gmil S6mibt, /. S6riftnart.
| Gmil Gdel, 2. SariftDart.
5einri6 Webner uno 9eorQe BRO
iius, Gbren Spre6er.
Sprefer &dItner, Der in ieinsT
5urnperein (Germania in Sos 4n8e'
les) Der chamberlain beiBt, begann fem
Spre6erlaufbubn, inoem er folgenDer
QusI6uB fir unterbreitung oon Dor
Ifbldgen fir bic itebenoen Qusihu'l
ernunute: Geo. u. S6miot, Snoidnd
Otto 9uQmeper, ct. 2ouis; Rober
=. D0lffer, GbicagO; Or. 5ermonl
63rot6, qittsburg; iotpis grnit u
Bsier, Cbio.
IS trot ieBt 8ertagung big gun
Ra6mittag elm unb pdbreno Der Yaul
: purDe i'm &euerIaul oes 0eut'ae'
: 5auIes gu W}ittu8 gsipetit.
Die Ra9mittags'SiBung lab oi
geItdtiqung Der bon oorbenannteF
:, aommittee unterbretteten itdnot9e
? QusIhuFe, in pel6en Shto p;e folG
psrtretsu lit:
Seminors2lusi6uB: Dm. 5. Er:
mer.
y gunoes sQngelsgeubetten: 9en.
. Rptb uno GrnIt u. Dsier.
= 9eiiti9e BeitrebunSen: Alban MoI'
9ehniIter 4usIhuB: gttt Seu
= guItap Gdftein unb Gmil 9ote.
7 fyinunss2lusTduB: 8uitaD Stsde
l. aluoeTahen: Dm. &rombdh.
- Die Qtusi6uITe begarnen iogIe'
ibre gbdtigteit unO Iis tpsroen I ihl
: am Montag Ulorgen i'm Stanbe lei
L. aum Sbsil penieiteus ibre gerthte
: unterbreiten.
l. Die beIubenben Domeu befano
n. fit 6eute Qahulittag in Der Sbbut D
n, tpfuler Frauen QusihuHes u
g. Qlbenos nabmsn lie an benz 9orteHt
n. th.il, peldes Der SIoieite 5urnpert
+ al gbrer Der 1sIsgaten Derunit1I
T, bQtte. ssm 8urtsn Der Suoieite 5ul
u huQe lpurbs aud gemetn1am D
r. 2tbenoeFeu singsnommen. Y. 4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Bur Qr6eit 6sreit.
WrbHnung Der 25. Tag
fatnng bes Storbamerifa.
niid,en 1mrnerbnnbeS.

Epreher MoIh bonn So3idlen 1urn'
persin iprint ben Dintomm. - Die
GrDffnunssreoe bss gunoesfprs'
ders 1koopr Stempfel. - Ders
fslbe perlsibt tiefernIten Geoantsn
ihnunsbaften 4usbrud.. - Die
Rebe lit bss Stuoiums perth. -
Rebner tpirb ourd hsrsliden 8sifilI
ausseaeidnst. - Die Organization
Der 1asIabuns. - Robert aditnsr
BON Cos 2lngetss pirb Spreder. -
Die 1urner.pioniere Wesnsr nna
groiius iperbsn burh bic Grnsn'
nuns su gbrenipredern ausssssih
net. StatiitiIfes. - Gartsntsi
in Der Siibleite 5urnballe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

einaeItieqen mar, regiitrirte iid als
5enrD Broom BON Ro. 5rIHitg
Ulace.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Die Oraanifatipn.

Gs purbe jest Der Qntrag sslteut,
Der Spre6er mDge eineH Iusfhub
bon Dreien einIeben, um 8orihldae
fir permanente Organization Der
1aqiosung su MAIDEN. IS trat iest
eine pauIe Elm uno Der GusfhuB. gu
pem Die Turner Gilbert Curtin Don
aalifornisn, SuItaU 5albdh oon aate
Grte uno ghriit. gberharo BON Neus
enolanb ernannt fpproen fparen, unter=
breitete folssnbe Rpminationen: Jur
Gpretxr, Rpbert aasHner Don aalis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

warm nnd Hanrh The rlEtSr tu
date has been quite severe shoaine
fhr ihnuWianfn of comfortable barns
nnd plenty ~ fetl waite thr sin
tore iH the Honthsesi Hte MILD tuf
lfho mDst mft % hehDutta Hs iV BE-
fehdY inr severe Esa'hrf and thns
PROTEST our hnlmala from sudden
f0id easr which le nni in come
a. general ruie iafmrff ana
aiottincu lu iHs Southwest are tuu
careless about sinitfinE fhDlf STOCK
Tho loss of ioa plss. Tea aites.
a hofas sud con would alm1a, huiid
q small barn pesldpa lhc Increase
~ feed necessary iu mnlnlaip inr
hudy heat ot ihr animals vixen Not
properly protected dHfiHF very colt
prhthof ~ nn |nronaidslahie foaf
rhuaa vhu Uanef in lacrosse fhr
number 0i animals on enc farm ana
many fafmlIa should Nin nni lf if
alfRhio al tate comfortable BARNS
lauHro fnr nintk duflnF favorable
sesthef anh ono ~ mnrt allUa in af
furl sufficient Food shfn ihete be- no
other Tho meil Investment fnr fh'
siiua slli dDuniioss hf ihD mu0i prof.
liable thaf rau ho msdo 0n'fuuf iarm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Galveston Moss President Mad.
gro u ecDefally believed 10 ~ im'
bped Nith modern ana progressive
IDEAS IN me first place hr 81 really
ssll acquainted 9Th Meslto and fhe
Mexican propie. which uas mover quite
true 81 General Diax. sho Nas ajNaYf
soldier ana naturally ausf,re and
Inaccessible Reapf yadefo has tray
flcd 81 Meslcp snd knoas ~ people
from iis southern N ~ northern bOf
def. from cas-, a. sest Iie bss soen
b9n plilfUi and hopciess vas ne
c0ndliiDp - the pvunN. the lAfNer
portion ~ tho population. under The
Oil regime. ana being n man ~ w..
fined feeiinsn Aud generous iiHpniser
h. has Hfiten a. ameilpfaie ln . ine
lfal and reasonable aai their migf0f
tunes 81 BE- shall be- Traniei leasf
~ pD~ef commensurate eiih fhs mag
altitude ~ the taak before him. He
doubt not thai he slii lead in trans
i0fminF Netlco from lhs condition of
q fendai state. haid firmly in 49,. FraeB
VI a greedy anJ unaYmRafhefie fulnR
lass. Into n government ~ ilhefslifi
lad oallghtohhani ana ~ aeaiets D.
,ieiofy such ~ that 90 root iFRor
snfe and wrong AMI institute infeiD
genre auu righteousness iN nation.
IL surely aorfh any man rlatms hlt
Mo and no iofinno FOR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

rur years nnnnhuo so iia
Won Mich a e.tl var captain. as j
hsnthonac hoepor afpfiod awful
sfesls. hHt "a Guoef ari b. he miah'
have h.eu wreck blmscf. II rie,
ulc ulifcu had nu1 prevented
They euud mu nf k,tneg uouhi.
aud thliH hy Writea anrr : haa
tstrn ptbtr fa.nlled oufrs ior YEARS
without hcuo0i aua thc, ALSO lHl
rroted my aisht Sow IA sevnt,
ana ierling iiao for d,speraia ln
digestion avs stomach liscf ani kid
nef lronhlrs they're without cqaai
rn Them onN 30 eeuls "a lephup
3 smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Corpus Christi needs gas far do
nc~tlc NuN industi ml purposes
There WAX considerable boz air ea
tbs vas franchise proposition say
etal months ago. wi,linu, tangible
resultS uns makrs an ideal cook
iilg and industrial h,el Il cannot
hart oar electric light plants IN
the field 81 illammatt,u Whs
mol have a little aurc gas on gas
Possibly the next application for q
franchise will le Slpa'eh, ~ aaiel,
10 the jaw Thc people arc tire'l
NJ jnkcrs. iiui they IA want ra~
that is aflrr water, Nuihing takcs
precedence aver III q,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. 1919
THE DEMOCRATS PLEAS.
ANTRY.

" The Caller edltor dorsns 20, fid
81 his bilionancsa and ceaao ebrfYlnr
aboaf The i,cmucrui. hoIl cut .
snlsbly @.lts FIGURE in hts ha,hinr
suit the oogaiug scanon Qgll blcHfl
luE aad noosi The nav Country it's
healthier and va mako YOU weAllhl
Ter. Corpus christi Democrat
The caller accepts The pcmo.
gratis halfhumofous. hhlf witty
entirely pointlrss apology with
PLEASURE
lini viii the people. eogn.xaui Oi
The facts. accept the business AL
iniilrlrniiun dtruef disregard ol
the CITY Charter. a. announced h.
rs official organ with equal gracr
That \ the question in nutshell.
~ soft and pleasant q. an Asiatlr
p"wupln' gune crnxy with the by
slroph"bla
II n not The Democrat II b.
The Ilusinrrs Administration that
comes in for the Just cenanrr ~
,he man familiar with the laws un
der which Corpus Christi - sup
posed 4" br governed The irnp.
orilion cannot hc explained awny
with a iokc
No humane man rauld BY any
stfrich ~ The imagination. blaine
Tho Democrat for politely hit
firmly rfnsing ~ shouhs the
TASK W explanation u h pretty
hari ~ Rci away FROM the cold
memorable ,ypa of Article .. sgc.
tim 1
IN The meantime. the cnlclnm
buns hehind shade which oh
selires ~ more upnrnrAblc rays
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
SAN BENITO NEWS NOTES

sAN HkNiTO. Te4aa. Ian. rs
Yopf tnrfesppndeat foday haA w. lB.
terriinr ihtcrylee aiih ~ q y.
iio~rpH, ronsaltlng enylreer n me
Intermittent p4ennm pfs.Coollne
tomlaay shifh Is erettlnf 3 plant
~ Aaa nsnito l1r use io enc rio
Nfanae VALLEY. ~ cost - about
eighty ibOasand dollars
Tho yfe.epollur system has been in
0feraiion Tor 0nig aboet four yfafs.
- boHfon aid yet ifs Advantage
have become 10 apparent that plants
ere under fpasidsfatlon faf n.aHy
Parts ~ the United states.
Tho snAibefn Pacific made fhe ufa
etpcfimeni fouf geafe aeo ~ nnee
lslie. ~ nafihefh california. ana iloa
AnEfieE iH spuihcgu California.
Nsifh proved feff aneceasfal ami the
United states Fntffnmenf hae had a
portable rlani IN fhc field fas the Las
fhr"e years first Boz California lhsn
in DnDfgia ard roe ia Oregon The
80 planiH ~ the Hoafhsfn fpfinf
railroad ia California % NDass ilis
ahd COTTON afe rach rapabln of hand
Nnf a lafEe amouni I'd territory ihf
ono W. 'DiiDn sHHlIyinf fha 1esdf pf
fnn rlifse iefHinrf toe stats mli.a
sfDHnd The ono jonas b.lnF faHl.
plotted ~ aaH ~fnifn sili have amplo
0aaaliii f0t - n-.if ~ ihr valley.
Hn1 ttr iire 20 isfsfinr ihr riapt
bore Nf NoNfen sall aaf tD hata 81
Ia central a. possible
Toe method .usef fof fto eoouns
In alf "a virtually ths same ha that
used iH an SCI plani excerpt uf course
ilai unf ia alf and CSC 0ihof water
iHr dtali. tin features which fhr
plnui Hfinrfs are tnaf !, senla oai
born raf hoay lhi fHnfeuta viii rnli
cd ahifh ln ths ate nf ihr ordinary
feifigefailHn mrfhnds ilkoa ffnH
fHo io u1f issH aiirr thr 0HHieuia
have been i0adrf aad shipuoa rDr
hinf Hf course s sH necessary lt BE-
eaH hfflru fo huld ihn err ia lhr fnuf
condition Dos Nhifh li 81 placed 1i Rne.
.uullpR hui pDraun fnn hflur in
ihrlr fIniia vegetables of other iife
ARTICLES. Az prfieril ripe state. aud
ihof aiil afftt n thla same taai
condition ~ TOO nafhei whore iNHf
afe dDsUnli fo 81
lfr lUiins 'a nN lunFtr an oIrofI.
mfni aH ine fcsia of ihr nsi fnnf
ItAla hltr pfutfn ap Nrll and Sc ls
understood pefi,lfis ihr beai manner
m ahlrh fH ireai fs0h romm0ditf
Most chts Fo uui ai "a temperature
of ahunt IHfif deGIrea ahilh. Nhii,
not flD,tlnH iH HNffnrufh eoul The
mrfNol uasi ehile simple m e..
ifomoiy lnierrstlns rhp Narm alf
boz the Dat b. Ufsi removed aal ihrn
0nld hlahi So blown through b. rho
Temperature ni lh,no BLASTS drpend.
unan tbv commodity % tshyeo. nt
ltH iultni temperature unt sn setDn.
hHf la fiU ease of oipnsoa d. b. aotaD.
ilnea aa ioe 81 ten or morr itsfves
hDlua rfn Ht 900 Hau
Ste notfop mii ihai ho uniof
b,oNl lhai tng ulbd Efut Cnmpani
Asa mahnr YfdpAfalom to Greet
plHnt lf NsN Nitaull. which vouil
COST us huuaui thensana dnllars
fAr Nparfi oi ihc lUrsi panf 3d.
N0ihp9 dht ana niaht voHil br he
iNecn forts tnd aINtt Ua dai it
takes ilom nHii su hnnl io 'pnr hunla
io a.. thn ronNnf fHf pt.h taf Iho
ulant ls about thr.r GutfiUa dunr
thr mathmcn heine protn vri
pneUd and % ls hnlri thaf BE- elli Del
W urrrWl0n ni Mawh iat l1ft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Port Arkansas rnHi During tho
nrN iru mouiba lp que arf's ui land
nea, San Anionln which lice in hi
aimnsi uul4utcn Hiroirh. viii ho torn
ur hy hug, steam pluva that have
brcn ordered bf $50 Meilua lrrlra
iiau Commnf Tho iirni r!ov hnn ar.
r,ea .lulpped elth goo horao povo,
aua VIII he uui NJ npefnilou at pncc.
rho clearing capacity az ihr ploN "a
40 acres per day
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

~ish the issue ~ The New YORK
World Cor sunday rch onc week
srvm next Sunaas fiw, there will
he the james Montgomery FiarE 81.
riss 81 fail'panc pen drawings sntltied
The Adventures az Kitty s'ohh a
new serscs ~ chaslee nickshH ehaFae.
tiers N fall pese form. drawn hy the
famous Charles nana Gibson. = new
shctioeh Holmes stps, by Sf A. Con
~ noyles and sixleen.lsag Joke
Book with co,orcd cnssss Az ,hes
used g 'As ~ tho circus. (" lIsxh -
thai ros hixhfn
namd forget shs swsapsssc yohs
Book NExT SUNDAY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Tho MfdinR lrriEsifen comput
has constructed iuiehiins read
tom uauit ou ine g u Ns A nj
the At.y lfslrrinr dfm p N rnn
aifaeilhf en ihr MEDINA ri,of a dU
lAn-n nL Ahnnl N mlll-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Tho tiiilnr of man m tho sir'niis
az Austin Nrsiefda, for aileard ,inN
ilnu ol iho msninsiiit quarantine law
hursop io shoN how desperate prOrlu
con hec0mo ln their fear of deadly
opliomlf oi disease iini the iatinH
OF human iife nudnr aurh llr'um
aianrre ohnnoi he regarded bel luauu.
ahle rl iaeo rimea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

i.oNgae Ciis Newp Tho straw her
~ erowvrA Ulii nov hcsin a. straw
their hcrslra ina, h. plaro straw ever
and around tho plAnts 40 that lhs
hcrricp can b. gathered IN 3 clean and
marketable condition The prospect
fnf an abundant Cgup ,oaia not he
more favorable
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Thu wreck cn the lllinals Cen.
trail ekaphaSises the fast that lho
United States holds an easy Head
for hvr'hie rallraad accidents
aud The Pity a'sd shame uf II an i
that most ofthe disasters nvc al
rsetiy aitrlhutAble ~ care'essncss
Whcre u,rusIurAhlc hours arh Ihs
pravt'ce. 'hc company II ever,
whit ~ much ~ blame as the en-,
ploye
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Indue Ramsay mixes r"lll'cs
With the Snprvme Court ~ TcNnS
Associate insinro Hughes ~ tho
United Stairs Suprsmo tNuft
hol,ls that i Is dangerous a. lppk
rram the bench 81 lhe people for
rnl'tieel rrctrrmenl Tho situation
Is identical The pcrsonal attitude
slightly nj odds.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Houston pust Toms rouse wash
infton correspondent ur tho naleish
Neea and nhacticr. saws "nrrnbll-
can npiltirs M North Caruuus ate
Just ono ola row Aflet anpIhcr rhefo
nge stpmmsrinna whu may phiryf ip
,hlr Sort " eritlnn hui "ihom poll
tieaN o. them molasyeA ia rfoity
Wood tnelish M the old North state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

inu have ~ kiek eumsng Il
things are run CONTRARY o. romu,en
sense and 'lcccnrs 'iurh,g The nrxi
year ~ 81, unlvss You have paid
yuur pell tax The earrsi right
q criticisms Justly belongs a. no
man who has uai complied with his
duties a. essisen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Mr. TAT believes Mr. Hitchcock
y laval Tho telegraph companies
doubtless consider Mr. Hitchcock
Ia different irht Mr pnehoi
10, his for bcinr loyal Ia the poo.
pie nslcad of tho adminlsirAiion
Loyalty, like everything elise haS
a douhit chance Of interpretation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
y, MANTLE
pNNNNIlTr
NAMIIIllI
pNNhNirtiff


Will
rlrar ani pine tonr hnl lncm1.r
crops rttir1 n 1hofnr ior.
npt 'h $40 plant ffr fha lon
newer rrArht OoU.clre anl ia
moisture inr frf oa.nrH sf.rr
nrfhanis hna shafe Ureo. teo yeas
silnwine thr r0ois ln rn dceu tfn
srahN anH Insects ughor fairs nut
N profitable Nin flf pose hoa
duchr sni ccllar nororo r'antmr
crnrH 500
tAisM IMPROVEMENT go.
" e. iiiitiifN Manager aph
isp,'rf
as 'harsrrsi ~trct
M ANlfNO Ash SUPPLIES
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

rcNes got ten inches ~ rain ,mr.
lne Isermhor Cattle aud crups
will show that irn inchrs during
the whole ~ 1912, When Il 10
ram Ia Texas 4 certainty do RAIN
with vengeance
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

tan1 lAil la -er the NaFsaer Ni
hsstcr a, thp wiuona hpttl pafiar.
see Chsiarrai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Ii,atsS panick, fills the news columns
snA gives ~ dear Old Amergans
a chance 20 gossip and swap
predictions. n Furnishes brain
foed, ~ wei! Al brain storms. Tor
many n eiEixcn who conirnfedlS
eIliftlc~ his white pine splinter
and yolees bis cleaning shafts ~
erudiian between lonV langnil
puffa 81 his strong French hriaf
Keeps ~ hn state ~ Mill exeisc
nn.nt and furnishes many gosnl
mhn with . pvor living constantly
shchtcncd BY some plhfr good man
who desires 10 climb wlio flir
sacred perch,
l,ni politics, even legitimate pot
IiicA fDr good government only y
sahly oyef,Ionc n RIBS ~ " niafiy
"a prcrlmm chanfc a. work whom
We had mach rather explain why
Isfyan II Az nnlucly number or
Roosevelt Iosen his chance for M
co,escd ihirl term ~ hunting ~
rican lions when b. should BE- teud
lnc f,nrm = II ssia premium
90 lal ~ gseiasssss'd ~ abundant
energy bat po"r pulling power
And
The mnai foolish part ~ u all u
this habit ~ scrapiug np dead n
SIZES ~ explain this ~ that eandi
date = nnflinraa for office -
cnuNc JndsDn Harmon way bnrh 100
az opposc,l the rlrciion 81 - lilse
~" William Allen. docs not "a.
iif-is prove Tint jnisnn Harmon b.
MOI nov ~ 10 weupY the prrsl
dcuiial chair arl govern ibo eunn
ny Wlsriy during The Rool term
al,uut IA be- vhceird by NJ
TAN Nor does Woodrow Nllson =
fnmuus cnrkrd lai letter. luconii
noniiy pcnncd in 1907 nconrRlug
Nllliam Jennings Isrynn neec.-er
Us indicate that BE- must be- handed
She same lu.eiona treatment laiel
81 ont 60 N I during vi. man,
lnborcd sprinis for offlrs
Joseph W FolL Osenr W IN.
derwaul. Robert lafoll'iir. nnd
other distinguished asplrnuis Tor
office. have probably ni sun" MT
guided Tins IN their chrrkrrcd ~
rcors chrwcd ioharco played
hookc, ~ failed ~ report az Sun
day sched when they dd report
M The swimming holc But these
csoapado. are not ncer~
sarilV q reminder TINT any AZ the
mentioned are mot FAIR
IN familiar with uhiionnl aflnlrs
Nor 10 they count materially
against their present liluo~. for 90
lilical psriermonl at the hands ~
lhe people
Thrcegnmricrs ~ mh,le-, vsfu
The ,nosl .nlielllenrd Aud ml,nflf
ioall, correct politics h pure bun
cd,nhe a iurelmg " The puppets
a. please aud divert the people \
play for recognition through im
ndrnll manipulation IT ihosc
thousand aud one lhllc hair
springs at hmnhn nature whirl
dearly lo,c the llnrly pf strife ami
the Singing uf Viirlol Vet ~ a {
l~,n,lc. w. womb mor wlllngl,
abstain from bread and butter
than from our ehanc, Ia condemn
or commend this or that man shiN
erine helnre tlb lilllr golden rnN
which lrAds io White House pur
tails lille - = sinTc, nnd polite
lars. playing the endless drama NJ
politics arr its uiud appreciated
aud Indispensable actor.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Don I Wary The municipal
wharf Wiz be built Il takes our
lilsiness Administration sonc inno
go rri started but when II does
starr. nnaIally dlo> whmnp Il up
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

The third degree may he iusii
liable, but Il certainly smacks If
he rack nnd the wheel II iakc.
civilization a long inoc 90 forget
the privilege ~ tortnre
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-18
R 1BjIR'Ifll BR'RRBERS
Wives Expected to Plunge in
Safety RazorS When Shop
Is Opened.

Women BARRIERS for Atlanta. That
dream Of the tonsorial paror victim is
about to be realized.
Kelly & Leslie, who have a shop
downtown, are going TO establish the
women BARRIERS in Atlanta in new
shop with ten chairs and good-look-
ing woman barber behind each.
Negotiations with BARRIERS of the fair
sex in Chicago and Seattle are now
underway and the ten beauties are soon
expected to be headed for Atlanta. AS
soon as the promoters Of this shop are
assured that they win have the women
BARRIERS on a certain date they viii be-
gin to ft up their new shop which they
declare Will outclass anything in the
South
"Of course" said Afr Leslie. this
innovation is expected to boost the
price of safety razors. because every
married man via get a razor as "A pres
ent from his wife as regularly as his
birthday or Christmas comes around
but they won't use en- not when
there are women BARRIERS in Atlanta"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-18
STATE OFFICIALS AND
EDUCATORS GOING TO
GOOD ROADS MEETING

AUGUSTA. GA. June 1S.-Judge
r Eve president Of the Good Roads
association Of Georgia, has announced
the program for the annual conven-
ton of the organization 10 be held in
Athens June "A and 25 The associa-
lion IS composed Of county road com
missioners.
Addresses viii be delivered by Chan
cellor David c. Barrow. of the Uuniver-
sity of Georgia President X G.
Matheson, Of the Georgia School Of
Technology; Professors Strong and
Koch. Of the university, Prof r. p.
Branch, Of Georgia Tech; L. W. Page,
director Of roads Of the United states;
Joseph f. Gray. state railroad COM
missioner. 7. e. Patterson. state prison
commissioner; S. w McCallie. state
geologist; Chairman Harry Hcdgson,
Of the Clarke county commissioners;
r r. DuBosc, representative from
CLARKE; Archibald Blackshear repre-
sentative from Richmond, and j ii.
Merrill representative from Thomas
The convention will discuss the
movement To create a state highway
commission and resolution will be
passed requesting the railroad com
mission of Georgia to allow railroads
10 haul road material and road ma
chinery at reduced rates.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-18
MEMS DRESS SHOWS
STEADY PROGRESS
TOWARD NEGLIGEE

LONDON, June lS.--The fine wealth
er has brought with it a new develop
ment in the now constant process OF
relaxation in mems dress.
The new polo collar" is the final step
taken in the reaction against the stiff
ness Of the Victorian ago. 1t is
made Of soft linen or silk, with two long
points Tapping out from the safety pin
that holds them together. It's effect
is to lend to the most roughly hewn
face an expression of quite childlike
righteousness.
Soft shirts too have ousted the old
ephod Of starched linen. The top hat
has become almost a sacramental gar
ment reserved for weddings, funerals
and Sunday morning service. The frock
coat is now mainly remembered as a
Victorian mode
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-18
TYPO HEAD TO SEEN
LEGISLATIVE PROBE
OF STATE PRINTING

Luther Still, president of the Atlanta
Typographical union. says that he will
take his fight for thorough investiga-
tion or the states printing to the leg
islature and ask for a special legis-
lative probe.
Mr. Still. who submitted a statement
to the state printing commission charg-
ing that the acts of 1912 and house and
senate journals of 1912 had been pad
ded by the Byrd Printing Company and
not printed according to contract. is
not at all satisfied with the report filed
with the governor by Frank Cohen,
hired by the printing commission to
make an investigation Cohen reported
he found no padding in the work.
There was padding done on the
states printing last year said Mr..
Still Il can prove this. am going
ia ask the legislature to make COM
plete investigation