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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
Stunt Is More Than Mere Mill
tary TaCtiC-It'S a Real
Athletic Feat.

When the army of the allied powers
battered it's way from Tien Tsin during
the Boxer rebellion Just in time to re-
lIeVe the beleaguered legations in Pc
kin ii was the walls of the enemy and
not their bullets that proved most trou-
blesome.
And the careful training Of the troops
Of the American contingent on this 1T
tie art Of warfare known as wall seal
ing gave the American soldiers the
first call
As they will tell you at Fort Nc
Pherson, where a squad Of eight men
from Company f recently lowered what
is claimed to be the army record for
scaling. this job Of eight men getting
over ten or twelve foot wall in about
the same time that it takes one man to
run 220 yards is more than mere
military tactic 1t is an athletic feat.
timed and oiled to go like clockwork.
At the quarterly field meet Of the
Seventeenth infantry at Fort McPher-
son last Friday thirteen teams. one
from each company and one from the
regimental detachment. competed in a
WalI-scaling contest Company T. was
returned a victor in the remarkably
fast time Of - % seconds. This. it Is
claimed. is three fifthS Of second
faster than the best time heretofore
made by an army team. According to
the dope, the former record was held
by team from the Eleventh cavalry,
Fort OglethOrpe, Dodge, Ga.
For eight grown men. fully equipped
TO 20 over ten-foot wall in little more
than % seconds is no Child's play. IT
takes team work as Wen as speed From
the standpoint of an eyewitness. il is
spectacular From the standpoint Of
the men, it is seven kinds Of work.
Here is the way it is done. according
to the descriptions furnished by an eX-
pert. The squad Of eight is divided
in two ranks, front and rear The
ranks are numbered from the right
facing the Nall-that is. one. two. three
and four front and rear rank The four
in the rear rank go over the wall FIRST
! boosted by the four of the front rank.
| Then soldiers numbered three and four
OF the front rank push one and two Of
! the same rank over. Then four lifts
number three up AND left alone on the
! g rOuud before the wall four of tho front
/ rank lakes "A running Jump. catching q
rife swung between two and three OF
the same rank. and is pulled over.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
MAN SUES RICH WOMAN
FOR BREACH OF. PROMISE

SEDALIA, MO, oct. Alleging she
broke her promise to marry him, Louallen
II. Holt, wealthy merchant of Mary
Vile today filed suit against Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Casio. for $25.eO Mrs Caste. who
was the widow Of i. NJ Planck. wealthy
Sedalia merchant. vas married in Jan
uary 20 Or. Jabez c. Casio, a Sedalia
specialist.
Holt says in his petition that he show
cred Mrs. Casio with expensive gifts when
she promised TO become his wife. This
promise. the suit says. was made a few
months after the death OF her husband
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
Mrs. Amanda McGehee.

Ms. Amanda McGehee Phillips, a
pioneer of Atlanta, died at her home.
+52 Decatur street. She had lived in the
same house for SO years. Mrs. Phillips
was born in Clay county, Alabama. Sur
wing her are her husband, j. w. Phil
.lps; a son. c. ]. Wynne. and two sis
ters, Mrs Annie Phillips. of Clay
county, and Mrs. Sadie Wilson. of Tex
as The funeral viii be held at the
residence this afternoon at o'clock,
FeN W. P. Hendricks officiating In
lefment will be in Oakland.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
CANDIDATES ENTERING
FOR FORSYTH PRIMARY

FORSYTH, GA, Oct. Municipal
politics are beginning to warm up The
date for the primary has not yet been
set, but It has been generally held
about November 1. However, two can
didates for council are already in the
field. They are T. 2. Fletcher, for
merly ordinary Of Monroe county ana
cashier of the Bank of Forsyth, and F.
N. Wilder, a prominent young business
man, now serving his second term in
the city council and acting as mayor
pro tenn. Mr.. Fletcher, while not now
member Of council, has served sew
eral terms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, oct. Army or
ders.
Captain W. O. Reed. Sixth cavalry.
from duty with civil government, Phil
ippines, to his proper station.
Captain Francis lie J. Parker, Twelfth
cavalry, from duty with civil govern
ment. Philippines, to his proper station.
Captain Charles r. Leeds, corps Of
engineers, found by army retiring
board appreciated for active service
on account of disability incident there
TO-, is retired
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
SOUTHERN BEAUTY co.
MAKES BIG HIT AT THE
POPULAR BONITA

The Southern Beauty Comedy Com
pany, which opened at the Bonita, 81
Peachtree street, yesterday, made the
greatest hit of any show that has
played this house during the present
season. The Southern Beauty Quar-
tette is one of the best in the business
and has gained instant favor.
The girls are pretty, the comedianC
really funny, and the music truly de-
lightful. Don't miss it.
Continuous performances. both after
moons and evenings. (Advt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01

The issue is between a
CLEAN man and a FOUL
man. Which do Atlanta s
voters want2
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

further extending ira naval equipment
~ The cerKrsss winch wiil fgi.ow.
The eouniry cenngi afford - neglect
ifs nary. - there shouid nst - a rrif.
nEaey 10 the expenditure - moneg t0r
naval eenlpmsns Al ihe athst Sfcaf
powers are rapidly buiialnF Wsrshlfe
ard the United STATES must maintain
stfrnrfh which r1i compel tbs ~.
spsff ~ these nations ~ II evident
that n ~ eyer snsARe 10 a ssfious var
u must b. earfied o. lsrneiy ~ the
navy. therefore q Ia inpofisni fhst mis-
branch u Ger National defense shall
BE- always - a character 30 cyps sift
anr sther nation stitch might attack
Us
We shall iook forward ~iih pleasure
~ the lime Nhsn enc assofance ~ ani
frFsa3 reaef shall make further naeRi
constitution unnecessary. bat IN to-
meAntirne. willie ffyinr 10 brinr this
condition nbpuf. uc must MT FORGET
fhst u - % important - che sifuatl1s
noN l.. - prepare fof Naf sa ~ pre-.
pafs fof peaea Van Anionlo ErIress
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
sraoIAL auosoalprloN ofFra.


10 The nrai thrvn hundred aprilcsnsa
The caller viii be- matted foe o. 40 fet
% D,uaihs ~ delivered hy carrier for
tteo ola subscribers may take al
yansase ~ ti,la enrf ny PAYING ru
nArr Ar Tiig ur0fLAn nArE on
oct"bct ist. she yearly suhscripiiunr
paid h advance. wlii he aeau Iiy tho
month. after on,ehcr int THE caller
~iil be- DELIVERED los 90 cents Instead ~
50. rhe reduced nffcf holas suad oNlN
fpn rilr finsr rlinuE HUNDRED
APPLICANTS We contemplate en M
CREASED news scr,lrr and nnd a raise
10 The suhperip,i"n rate imperative uct
Va on ,hls spcciai rilnEr HUNDRED
nrfEn a IL positively limited
proposition Nattu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

There n 10 pss hlslns ~ trying ~
hias Tho fact that peopit n fashion
have no proper pisfs N which ~ Hss
J in Amsrlea n n moi that they ars - :
ciusiss - much ss that MY are par.
tlculas pesvie who have money aud
money n easily made IN Amsrica srs
no, nscessafiir al associates for cuIss.
waited people.
nut 9Th their money they are ahfe
20 ses property close w The homes n
people who 10 not eish 10 associate
9Th them. and therefore. che latter
mosi move % bs REGARDED 90 spohs
There are today msny common people
with money eneUrh ~ buy homes N
refined residents places and most ~
them have done ~. ~ not mean ~
reflect spoh the common people. fef
they sre necessary a. The erSnenir
dsvrlupmepi ~ me world. bpt am not
compelled 20 have social relations with
people nl.psn a. not Iihe7
~ H. perfectly true that ths new sna
Fuirnr rich o. seek out SIC sbidinF
psares ~ me older and Idle rich. and
They afltk 20 than like limuel a. n
rock We can understand that fhlr
may BE- annsfina bot " - Inevitable
the sulanf newly rirh sre merely psns
lnT through the fadpnle stage Pres
sntiy They act recognition. HiAndine
oresis and ihcn they. In turn. bsrin -
complain - ere later flch whs are
ei~hhetlbs 20 ,hr s.eisi ladder 90 f,o-
icsi them IN their exclusive haunia
Ne ! Tovnscnd Harden ~ surhi o.
understand stst-slaa. .ilehaxlpr ~ this
rlass which be- deans ~ 0IIIT7ff5nrr'~-
u determined Zoe them Ions before theif
plli begins a. act They must ssrk mt
tha exclusive pit'.- - idie ~eallh an
sfyins Instinct tolia tbem that that H.
where ,hey belo.r They ct them
selves dlsilhea poor tlimbcFa aud
strnnnlefs lot they can't belp A.
NJ ! Toensnnd nufdan ~. does not
secrn 10 know that ihls 10 one n ine
most heneficsnt processes ~ nature
IN forcing their society npon the sole
rich. me newly rich take themselves oat
- tho nelrhbaFhood ana 0ut - me wsy
~ "cuitivated people" not The Mind
Mr unrdsn means ihs other those
sho are oharsed with the intellectual
ana economic progress ~ ,hr nations
pefrona ~hp have somelhlHF 10 A. ana
90 81
Thus The new rich snd the ldia rief
aro ucqusstcrod Tho relief u psrma
nent The uaaith ~ the newly rts ~.
cfcaaea their vulssfiiy does not "a
mlnlah their intellectual status ~
mains UNCHANGED ~ ln 'iine faeY -.
come perfectly aHslmllaied WITH me
ldle fich. upon whom through pro.
determined walton, they forcc their "a
first unweir"me aociety
IA lhln way the people ~ real ~cui
luse" ana substance are delivered ffem
tho distraction ana ~. bore ~ haVinr
always ~ contemplate he ridling uyou
ihc straicned forfhcaas ~ fooie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION orsea.

70 ilie hF~i three hundred applicants.
Tho Caller viii o. mailed fnr o. so far
o. months. % dengefe.i o. earfl.f ~
TOO Oid Subscribers may fafe 20
fan'aec ~ this onrr iY rAYiNg To
OATH ~ TiiF HEgrLAn RATE GA
ociotrr isi. The yearly subscriptions
paid in advance viii BE- ~ Yy fhe
mnuih.. after Ortuhcr isf The caller
ELI ~ delivered ~ 80 cents Instead ~
20 fhf ffdHTT7 7TT-7 T------ --------------
pom TIM FInHT TfmEE HusunEu
APPLICANTS We contemplate an Be-
creased rssa arft bee and hna n raise
~ tho subscription rate imperative Get
IN 90 this special THREE HUNDRED
offEit n Ia positively limited
proposition st1i-u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

rhe ccnfrrrnee committee appears b.
have Afrensed compromlsc basis upor
which both branches Il Congress can
eEree TO settlement 90 the dispute
over the naval Improvement question:
ana eiahcush tho country may No, be
quite pleased with the sc,lon which ls
llksiy 70 follow VIE result VIII he better
thar v No action At all ahoe,a have hesn
taken.
Thew are many who will contend
that a tsess two ~ershirs should have
he<p rrevsded fas. cad thcEo are others
~6e VIA susiss mat me navy shoass
not hsvr had % many Submarines hut
q Y h<ster Al least thai ths question
sh>n - settled ~ Car a. shis ccnsrc~>
y sonesrnea and leave shs matter 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
sAn Anrorlo eoLles snAsaue
Pre-, ard Second Assistant City MAJ
shsls and Cn,irs Dstsc,ys Force
Dismissed Fron Service

sAN ANTONIO Tes kag so Ths
predicted fhatcHp iu tno oiif police Co.,.
paIimanf ramr to-day and Mayor fnn,r
and his hrada ~ departments afo boiling
kept boss lisplaeina ofl' .Hla Clg
Nafshai Pred a. Lancaster fhis m0ru.
lna dismissed iram iht srti.e 20 thD
riif flrst AssItttni Cib nanhal Hsu.
Caok Hrtond Asslsfnnt usrnnimn
Quiniana. anl-thD fnflre dti ioinut0
flvss cumpused uf WIN Gfoon. fno
stowe lNs caaHiaun 1f "a MWrr,
tef0no lafc0lo a n0Hemann aud iD,
Nnauhs chief i.0pun shrrir Charles
Stot sns was nap.ed Co anrlesd Cuak
aud ADdfos Cos. So. ans MANNED i0
nuccccd 9uintana
rho detectives vlli Del namrd batter
Aaron raf0n4f asslhiaut ciiY su
rira.s. was namol ss street Commits
eipnsr nod the cin engineers denart/
ment wss nsrgcj vlih This This
dome 90 siso che man 4ospuualhie for
Ne building of ihe streets authority
over both departments
Numerous other changes are expect
"a a. follow Within u short Jme irlr
tiralif ihe entire utrret commissioner.
fpgco ~ wen as ths pupce foict be-
scheduled o. ro
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
AUTOMOBILE NOTES AND
nUws.
NUws

Tho good roaas boossefg ~ Connect
bout arr pl.nninA a. bulld n hlshwss
ffcm fof, Chester a. New Haven thcr
ultimately extend II throush the state.
Much puhiir opposition has ieNrlnn.
"a In Nlssisslpp' to tho automobile a..
ecn.e tau Imposed ~ tbe hast stale
legislature Thus Car emily rai nt
ohaca heNr hcon rcsistsrcd and is ap.
pears thet thc maturity ~ owners VIA
walt until the neW law IA tested
The ohin state highway commission
and thr phio Root f,i.,,is r..lcfation
have started = thrive munihs camlNiau
la the Interest ~ Sued roads hNlllins
The primary ohiees VII sss to innucnsv
VOTERS 81 The stats 10 adopting thc pro
tl-,cn ~ thc main constitutional Cnn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
TEXAS PRESS


n II significant that neithcr The Pro.
Tresslves nor The Srputiivana are can.
lnn fvr popular subscriptions % their
camraisn sunds ~ h 70 he lnfeuel
thu, the, have all the mpnVy they need
~ know whore ip set a.
with i'etk,ns hrhlnd noozcvru and
with the tariff heneflclafica pchind Tar,
q Is certain that these iwc candidates
~sn nci mood ava from the public
A. 4 dlftervnt With wilson There II
no selfish lntsres, n th~ United ststrs
ghsi tcsirrs hls election nf N there
u. y has been politely Informed IN al
Nanrs that o. contribution ID not deslf
Cd Tho Democratic candidates must
rely fof tho expenses ~ hla samea lsa
upon the unaeitirh mNdie class 81 husl
ness mon ami eltlscns Who dcslre moth
sos gr0m soycrnment exsept honest ~,
iashislratlon aud fair dealing
AZ the present time every condition.
points 20 uovvfner wilson's election. hut
politics Is uncertain. Msnes ludleious.
N amt generously spent may change the
current ~ pahilc sentiment sunkeplly
40 snake q esirrmels deuhlfni or 60
throw the result ~ thc house
Democrats Nushs 10 take 40 chance
FOod cltisens ought 10 be- Willing 10
make small contributions Tho time 60
contribute n now. Governor wllsnn
should know AZ the earliest possible mo.
mcnt what hp mas depend uron ~ that
he can shape his campaign 10 me best
Ahssntaxa
The Reverb n earrying a coupon fur
eAmisAien contributions. INust Worth
Record
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
MASSACRE ANNiVURsARV.

NEW VIM Minn Aus "a urn
directs ~ s'sHny- attended the celrnrs-
tiVn herv laaas ~ ere ffirh anni,ef-
.afy ~ the 5ofenss ~ Nes pim anf
rpr nhisticy aeainsi ESQ nrftslus of
the sions Indians in issa The a.,
pr,Enm included hlsioflra adirrHtf
hy Governor Ehrfhsri ana oihers tnN
q sfcsi sirvoi parade Whleh Nas parii
ipated m to ths Mlnncsata militia and
rcsuiar troops from wort sneiiinr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

pier certain conditions. n "
generally coner,Icd that any onc ol
the several paving materials being
considered by Corpus Christl viii
give fair service. None of them. az.
corling 10 data gathered, has given
unynrying service. Climatic condi.
lions, the method ~ laying the paw,
Ing and the amount 81 traffic on y
given street seem 10 be- the deter
mining factors.
Members ~ the committee making
The trip ~ investigation are lnelin'
si TO favor woud block Tor streets
uron whirh there ~ heavy traffic
Thcr v no doubt IN The world, TAN
Ing accumulated opininns ~ y cri
tcricn. that wcod hlouk, under ccr
tain conditions, h an idrnl pave.
meni after the first year ar so
Wood block Is especially desirable
u appears. WHORE there ~ heavy
traffic.
The term y relative,
Iltavy traffic. ~ We uadrnienA
u h.rc In Corpus, for ins4a..
vout not be heavy traffic m nes w
traffic h understood Ia Houston.
Dalhs or San Antonio. In fact
there i no such thing ia heavy iraf
f'e in Corpus Christi Al the present
ting rm, utthr present rate ~
growth, II there likely 10 be for fif
'nr'f or twenty years h. come.
ID nppeaiS idle, therefore, 20 ialh
wood block Ia the same bralh With
heavy traffic M the two i,lcss ar,
ssscsiatct IN the minds 81 the gym
llemen IN large elites who urge such
paving.
ns~iring 81 erect q building g.
house his wares. the merchant lakcs
into cunsl,lera. ea his present vol
,lmc Of ialuines4 and The volume ol
business he y llto'y a. irn'aiei 10
the next fiv' ~ si, yoncs NJ he
a wise morclanl se ifs nui anlio
pate the amo.ulI ~ husln,r, lltel,
20 he transacted lon or twenty ycrr
hence lie fivurrS that his prufits
will enable him 10 provide Ter IN,
vastly greater demands of the ~
tureiH fas fpfarc. lie fiwur~ iha,
aonc ~ ihr money he might cxpcnd
ON building larger than prrwn,
demands Justify might he pct 10 y
morn appropriate use in brinp
gce,ls and encouraging custom,
To n certain drgrcc. thc city v
like the merchant Having NJ
heavy traffic now. nor anticipating
heavy traffic for Che next Fifteen or
twenty years. NJ normal rate os
ernwih. Il wanl.l b. worse than fallA
fnr m 10 lay heavy traffic paving
al a rosi that exceeds. h,s'honsanhs
of dollars. the co~t IL the class of
paving that will meet al demands
~ The present ,lAe aal anllylrats
the reasonable demands of the neSl
fise or ten years.
With the lights hcfov ~. We IA
vor vitrified brick for the business
ssetit.n of The e.ty and Ritulilhie Tor
residential sections, Not that We be.
ilage wood block poor material un.
sig certain conditions. hut that We
crusader wood block undesirable for
t.rpns Christi hsao8Ss fhaSs CERTAIN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

scntlon ~ isssiaa sgs.soe 80 s.nss fas
lnlDfOssment q roads rhs naites via
- voted upon ~ . special tlecfa A.
W. nela - sepi~ml'tr q
Nsary z1ops lltrns.s ~ nofaT ears
have beea isssed ~ Wisconsin. an M
crsase ~ more thah 100 for ulf go
r.stundJne yefiod a year afo ~ ~
dluon. more than te8o nsoimey ties
have been reRisYerea Private oantfs
AMI dsaisfs ~ q psr 5sar ana mo-
tarcytiee o. annually making total a.
ceipts over lileeeq
AFTER more ihaa PEERS sofa sr1.
iof faf owners - Hsima, Ara frci that
fheY are 1ssuftd model ffad which
slii span ne state ffum ti,.Fria o. th+
Mississippi nne The foa1 b. iD start
"a ihr Aiainnia side II fhr rvsT. isfi
opposite coiambuu. Ga. and sIi "a.
tsnd through Montgomery. Hsina To-.
A.nioun fa,na,lais Dem.poiis. ani 81.
" shs siississlppl iins nsaf MERIDIAN.
a device has nssn puf on ihe nafAfi
lp pfants Intended a. o. SISSY WIN an
hand ruupinr ~ iifss ~ 10 ei.ffatf1
10 ths asfamnillie moi0r end H. mount.
80 hirssfif 90 th. chassis "a "a snHull
prove feasible ~ MAJ pave thN nsf nn
naintaininr avsrnf, higher pfrssnfs
ln hfssf sisrsi iifrs nt0st d.slfsi,le
fesfsfs 20 nipiaflne ~hifh suuii tend
h. hsap down lhe fannina tost
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

WACO Tea AJAX .e Nef. B. D..
t4isin - Wafrfu onto 49, heen 81.
i.nfi'a sh Hnan.peun atff ~ t.- nsm
tsfshlp ~ tn rfnifal rhrst,at .huf b
here DE- ltaf.as ehfisfIah shnrla. W.
49, nteepfri &c. san ea'ia Ata. ral.
u nsil aHa fea e. rssts chrlYt.t.
anis.rriif sf fon wofth ST. csnIs
eas ptsi-f 81 this -sms ehnfth a.
-. asa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

Ihf irtsintsra coapaey ana M Cor.
hifsna cenpany h.fh tfouaei la hatfsf
s'.an ite-iorrel usisi fo.Isy tht fra
iitlnH - re tietis1 ioase. aortA ~ lts
hiaef tract. An4 its lf,ef l.lhe ~
SEE west as ~ 81 Ai.ca tract rhs
"ieoiia eoani taa flti8s. a. ihty stand
today form strip two ahes eals and
ten ialies ~ ienrfb. satea5ms m a
silEhtiF northesst d1ectlon.
i.eates are siiii ttine iaken "a ftney
rfiess. several SOS aers a.ss bs.hr
made indss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
pAooIs goa TaI RIeoRrGRs


HOUSTON rvsaa Ava ll ~ pro
Yidc ilnuHt0u newsrauff men efh
badges lr tho lpfsst hra nf E CnNef
noble. ilousfnn'a utw chtf ~ r,i.D,
Those hadgos enfifie reporters Goo pa-s
fire lines ~ enter an, rlfrs rntrfri ny
an oniccr aud iho iaoa b. ospceirl o.
save iho scrihes erea' deal nf iruuhie
M cNpislulns o. offleefs ~ho lhvs az.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

a thousand druggists. ia as~lau
az Denver. Coloa ASK that Legislation
he enacted compelling d,'cisrs :,
write lcTible hands u seems a. h'
lhc idea ~ the druggists that ,loe.
tors ought to write arsenic ~ that
a can be distinguished fran castor
oil.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

How swiftly the tide turns
"Viya Madcro, Death a. Orscor'
And hat a few wcrks aTo these self
same patriots OF Juarvs, with fear
nm the tips of their tonrnrk. vollod
Viva OrAsea Death Is Natter, -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

King ueorrc h being taught ;hc
yenile ART ~ angling hy an Amer
can duchess When !, romrs 10 ang
linz, American women ALWAYS could
learh British, noblcmcn lcs~on in
hsis aud tackle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

ray-Rs. Yoa.enisr street cars have
been introduced into England nv %
Newcastle company
Tile sewers have n carrying capacity
about twiro that ~ hrirk ones 81 ths
same size
Thirteen women ana one man who
had livod mpro than TOO years iird ii
nqsnos AyFeS nsi year
|. A scholarship in me chemistry N
'isflnE ~ hren established ln the uni.
.ors''y " r'''ssufsh
flsl rtai pcfman ,iiioa are using street
Washing machines driven aud operated
b, s,oerFc batteries
A .Fenersiur weishlng bni twenty
pounds fof supply na olofifls nshis 90
aeropianes has been perfected
Two new British baiutshlpa win d.
fitted with anii'rqlilgs ,snks "a, nfst
war 'r'f' Y ,Tp'gpsil eu t,e
Twenty nine States havr made of are
making laws for The official super, lni0n
~ WEIGHTS and measures
Tho ifsckiosa trolley system h helms
utilized fir ooai wood ana eenerd
frciehi traffic IA uofmany
i.Arso detachable mud guards which
need NOT he carrled on good. df) roads
are a novelty for automobiles
4 new electric prOcras Tor cssilur
iror of steel with load has hrcp brought
out nv an Engiish scientist
uneran vinegar 60 three pArts va.
ter apuiici with hrush. win frosheu
Eiu picture ana mirror flAmea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

WHNfNf'AHa fHNFNf
ABILENE TEX. AUS 30 ATTEND
ma physicians sgatsd iorueht itat sen
stof " 4 rryans oeodNlon s muNs
improved snhoash hei oai ID dsuasf
rhey tel sui,Haeni ~ bic reviewer,
puring the day ihe patient frequsri
d afNusrii lp cnnsc inususss rc,usuif.
iua thosr d. she r,usm aud tumplafiae
~ ih, psiu n his eide oaasc,i FROM thc
two hroheu rihs iis two SONS an3
ciher rcieil,cs that were notinei "a on.
aociaeni wirtsi that lhes woaid r,aeh
hsfN iumofFee
TWO NEW 0ooo PRODUCERS.
Bette rhan TO Harcei OF Wells Are
Brsaah, ~ Near Wichita Faiis
WICHITA fAll.~. Texas. AUG N
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

Cotton cnngr~tel on rouiral
Wharf teaches the lcsNm But she
lesson cant tote cotton. It's q cr,
ing, pitifnl shame this Wholesale
apathy over the eneouragcmrnt of
water transportation. Here we are.
twirling our fingers and waiting Ter
something 10 happen. Instead, we
should hc handling every hale Of
cotton produced il N,,cce~ County
and throughout the Rio Grandc Val.
ley When it's too late. we'll wake
M and each one ~ ,w. talking 10 HIS
ne'ghhcr, will say - told yon vi. =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

Says the ossieri Alas. dear
fr'end, ! Just remember ,hew is an
Il IN each September T" Minhl a.
we'll ~, oni that lnille Of pepper
vinegar and hunt up the tomato
keiohnp, OYSTER days an comine.
though this lacks q whel, po>ky lot
OF heing n,Sier weather.