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Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12
Ioo%Lo. Cnodc For Holiday
 AC0lNCA QVVW0 Gifts -.

Children's Purses and Bags at 25c
 land soc.
 Women's Pocket Books, in great va- riety, 25c to s3.00 Mems Collar Bags at soc and S1.oO. Women's Carriage Bags. in all
 Heather, $1.00 to $10.00.
 Mems Card Cases, Bill Books and 'Bill Folds, soc to s2.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12
WEDDINGS.
CrarY-Nattaoa.


 At the home of Mir. and Mrs. True man A. Nettage of Holliston, Mass. very pretty wedding was solemnized when their daughter Nina was united in marriage with John Bishop Crary, formerly of this city, at 7.3o o'clock Tuesday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. w. G.-Colgrove of Worcester. The best man was Richard Grayson of Milford. Mass. The maid of honor was Ethel Nottage, 6 sister of the bride. The ushers' were Archie Blake of Portland Me, and George Nottage. brother of-the bride w. L. Conant, organist of the Draper Me morial church of Hopedale, played the wedding march from Lohengrin as the bridal party entered the parlor and rendered appropriate selections during the reception which followed. The brides dress was crepe meteor with chantilly lace and pearl trimmings Sh carried white roses. The maid of honor wore white point d'esprit over blue silk, her bouquet being of pink roses. The bridegrooms gifts to the bride were Hume grand piano and a pearl and diamond brooch. The brides going away suit was blue whipcord After a trip through Massachusetts and Connecticut, the couple will re- side in Holliston. The rooms were daintily decrated with princess pine, palms and carnation, the decorations being in charge of Mrs. J. c. E. Leach and Mrs H. B. Cary. sisters of the l'groom. Presents were numerous and useful, expressing the high esteem in which both are held. Guests were present from Massachusetts, Connecti- cut and Maine.
 Miranda--Dale.
 There was a retty wedding on We'd nesday evening when Miss Mary Eliz- abeth Dale and Domingo Miranda were united in marriage at the home of the bride at No. AZ High street The cere- mony was performed at S.30 by Rev. l A.. A. Adams of the Grace Memorial ! Baptist church, of which the bride Is an esteemed member. The bride was aowned in white satin with lace trim mings and carried a shower bououet of bride roses and carnation. Miss Sadie Lacy, the maid of honor, wore blue silk null, and the best man was Joseph De Pero. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Maud Epps.
 The wedding guests filled the house and there were many beautiful gifts for the bride and groom The groom,s gift to the bride was a fur coat. The newly married couple are to reside at 42 High street. The groom is ern- ployed at Allyn's Point and is native of the Cape de Verde Islands. The bride was born in Richmond, Va, but has lived the greater part of her life in this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12
Ysu Will Feel as Fine as You Look
 With Clear Skin Made So by : Stuart's Calcium Waters.

These wonderful little Waters con- tain the most effective blood-purifier known to science-calcium suiphide. Every atom of impurity is driven from your system. With pure, vigorous blood coursing through your veins in- stead of vitiated fluid, your whole body feels renovated, your face be- comes as pure as a, lily.
 No matter what your trouble may be-pimples, blackheads, liver-spots, rash, boiis. muddy complexion, letter or eczema, you may absolutely depend upon Stdart's Calcium Waters. They have made thousands of complexions as pure and as beautiful as could pos sibly be wished
 There's not a bit of sense in going around with a face so blemished that you're afraid to have your friends look at 1t. Get a 50 cent box of Stuart's Calcium Waters at your druggists today. Take them every day for lit tie while and you'll be astonished at the change your mirror will show you.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12
Eniis a Foul Plot.

When a shameful plot exists between liver and bowels to cause distress by refusing to act, take pr. Kings New Life Pills, and end such abuse of your system. They gently compel right action of stomach, liver and bowels, and restore your health and all good feelings. 25c at The Lee 6 Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12
he Change
 Is Wonderful
Ne More Pimples, BIetches, or Black
 heads After Using Stuart's Fi' Calcium Waters.

A few days is sometimes enough to clear the worst compilations. Stuart's Calcium Waters get right at the source of the trouble-the impurities in the blood. When these poisons are removed, the effect on the skin is all most immediate. Blernishes of all kinds disappear.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12

Address and Note Books, all sizes. at 25c and soc.
 Travelling Bags of fine selected leather, $500 to 5000.
 Dress Suit Cases for men and women-price range is S1.00, $1.50, $2.0O, S250 and up to $200o.
 Separate Fittings for Travelling Bags at $3.50 to e4.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12
The PorteOus X Mitchell Co.
Shop Early

Buy your Christmas Presents
 early-early in the day and early in the Christmas month. That
 will be your biggest gift to the
 workers behind the counters and on the delivery wagons.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

ten iha' ran move IN accord uifh the
demands - fatYs ssnflmsnt a IT'D.
10 decentralization eau achleFs ~ fs.
fsvn An administrator eifh 80 un
friendly branch - congress sb balk IS
can etrfy Dsi 50 pledge
Poe mia fesnin democrats n fnf
stefer uhirh W. are bepfnF o. va.
ffom ne rrpablifsns suaal ~ detet4
ar much effgi 90 winning iewisiafusea
~ 40 Winning rif0fofsi voter Win .
democratic senate and noase hack ~
him one that Niil respond ~ eeuiieas
and Intelligent isautrship siih snibu
aiaam ooynasf wilson can make %
hir administration > sufeess thsf an
establish me dfmp rafy in the eanfl
dsnte ~ ike country ~ years a. com.
ard secure fof 81 Jesse ~ power
that will restore i0 g. ihf effi0itnfF ~
he aiaen time shsn @ aDt sinsa 49,
launffY wisely and economically
We o. nei want fhs Wilson admins
iraton rendered helpless ~ redeem
promises fof that esuld msan sha
tenure ~ bower
W. must have tbr senate of uuf ST.
tory viii be- anyihihE bHt N0mpiete
Houston Feat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31
EcHots OF SCIENCE

naa ga shtaaf f1f lffn.afs hst
an aft hmsai ts ne nufi alta oii g.
Ua.sf ralel Haifr.
Ert.nrlse dspaaHs 81 anffian natr
nefn dlsn..s fel BOZ chile ln hoia siisef
800 copper mines
A nn afia.hms1f f.f s0reet tatft
q. fust nlfa auaf as leH ~ aa~n
30 Dol a feltnf intfnfiDn.
a rsfpanlat ashuAt 80 o.. '.af sHf
mrtns gu efesrnf a0Hrfna m uafs
nan t.s Hf.n pfns1 ai Copenhagen
In n0 ft.f Nr. H0lis 81 funthlne
aHt H1f tn ua0rs an h.
at. hEf experienced fha matinem
MNrt aa.rhHs f.HI nlnres et
lUr 10 uile MAJ m ial lanfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31
NEW REMEDY ALREADY BRINGS
Why PtOPlt o. his cITY Pslst Tals cUst

fpai.fa inlis.atipn and rfouart
wairfa ihe neF guaranteed cure fn
tfamath tfoahisa naa already brought
nHI,f t people 90 fms ail aibauRh
tn cate lale Unf FL SHORE uI1f Thau
afe huf ir.lH of stomach aHGners Hrre
aud BE- 81 noi strange uhai mant ahaaiI
boz aun.fei Al ht anfr hN lf naf
nuffa iha fal gnf0hHae price 1850 o.
fafsnse1 grfm NJ these ehn paf
0hUsri alfh tHst mH.fsandlnr ht.s
one tarh 90 fh.f drnfnisf tnd attfal
ihlf loelsfr inalreaiion ga stomach
Wafers ffe thr mtnf wUri.rfai .ra
fof stomach uHuhiea ihrl hove .rer
seem snl n0i uua boss na.rd GOO rernd
Hi fho purfhte. rrI.f
luviera Indigestion nnd Stomach
Waff1a arr as enc namN munen ln
wafer fofm rneae ntilc bia,h vaf.u
tNf.uns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

ssAefly eolneloed IN 1919 Win ne eesl
o. road equipment
Ilecause q the peculiar nsiuft ~
me industry. u i imgfaelicabie ~ ~
rive Al r. satisfactory and eompafa.
bic estimate - its net return ~ ih
capital h agriculture TIE gfea'f
similarity ~ Inc manufacturing
railway Industries permits osilnaif'
~ the feiufn 90 capital thai IN a iHN
and gsnsfal nay sfe c1mtafHbif. a
proalma,eiy. the percentage ~ net
tam on The capital vslne ~ mNnufs'
tafes ~ 1900 was i1.its pef cent anf
that N The corr ~ pad equipment %
M railways 1850 per cent 81 1910
when the capital tsias ~ Wahafsffafsi
nod increased 1879 pei cont ~ per-
ccntago - net return vas i25fi pe'
cent. while on The cost ~ fgnf als
equipment ~ the Fall~ays Nnish haf
Increased sos per cent. me peresniagi
~ net rrsufn vas t1ap pct cent me
a. N fsog the percentage ~ nfi ff'ufr
0H rHplisl ln manufacture eas nfHf
four times a. gffst ~ that pn iHe fnt
~ rad ana equipment ~ fhf fniirafs
IN 1910 li ras over tDiDr 80 great "
both faaes ihe interest "a capital % d.
e.udfd 10 nei fetlnn
whiie those comparisons IRE aiih
lsa So qualification g b. nHt believe
That where absolutely accurate an.
comparable date afalilhie there WuHi'
o. any substantial change in the seH
sfal t.shs iu.iuha
These facts ana Figures Nhifh af'
i.aa.d o. Dffslsi sistisii's " ihf 'niff'
aiaies government arc from thf ias
Issued uullsilu 40 10 ~ the Bureau
HAiieaY rfDnDmles
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

- rfass rfoa where enc Rffa befefe
r. benerartor ~ ne rsee boz sgtn
moro - n4ti b. BE- uho can d0ulle
tht wheat es1p " ihe uniift si1is1
Ys' this y fae sii4rnr asssi1HiiY tvii
plf far ogf horf 81 irf Aaron
Aafpnsotb e Jsfgte 4Ifef1f ~
IRE aafle4itaff fseetlsf.tTi ffaiien w
Tsss.ss.~ 10 relwfs DafnH fsHn1 iHf
Dfissnai wheel gituf Ffosltg eld III
falssilue aftf Yfifs ~ Ffaf0a tni "a
np4 ensaFs5 H crossing 81 win ~.
fef eradsa
flls esttnmfhfs hs ffs ftea fhaf
klnd ~ Nhesi can b. HroEa,s1
adapted ie iss s.ml-afI4 fefiahs ~
AiFsrs Tuns sgfh EFypf Tartf
stan anf other eastern tsHnfrIts anI
iu similar land 30 iha fHiei 4fafes
o. fhfisss af.orflne a. fhs report r
forty sHanan ani aff aol rrH4ui
falti. ai.ln.
n there 81 falndafisn f.f ihIs sfafe.
mfnf "a surely e ss snr etfrfl cas-
fhs nieFrsf pfniasHlan resatH.Hs f.
food FanAf 10 tat am.f N.far.
Tna anHF h0Nmtni s missile tuI.f
auspiIta 20 fhf rHHsfff ~ oHHf
H1tlnf been fntH0nl ns 1aHfs Hs'
IIaflsaaf hsf.nssHnH experiment.
ensaid ~ fnsf rI whose IanaH
itrotita affo fa.enn. lHr lHRf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

Taii j. Hameia.ns ~ sn shism. % us
aii AHH sNisme- are airafs rHm
th.nr uf % worry. more 0f ifsf So aH
nopnrfa inai De- viii nUi isfe sny m0ss
pari in tne if0pslEn Ifs nss iD fsi his
msssaee ready ng ihe time olnmfss
meets. end rfunHf fDa' around suI m.t
nahiug famuaian spsf.lrf
Nhai dues BE- sf mean i1 b. inf
0tlmneas ~ man whu haa me rifeiioa
amehsd who has pfiVaie snl pefsoH
infsfs,ai isn shuHi fHe rHfrHme Uf ffr
1ampalFn Information fHaf puia hln
un cosy sirertf ~ b. 30 fnf HulIIefI
siaif ~ man Whu iaH Given up iNs
nphi and asras abstraction fnm Ih.
psuNa 90 fefesetn dIaasief uf Hammtf
l0f 1ui an hir iypUWTnUf ieuF aunn
ipesasge tH fpugftsrf
% would perhaps boz paiutel fa.
political pr1phwa " They esie aiihH
sound of that typewriter ToF bf ESQ.,
ursbldentmi touch nu Too krfs lfAi a.
heavy aiaooato of Hndantn % mIfhf h.
posalhie io arrive ht OBS. president.
State "a mind and o. plaOs 0Hr hrfa at
gnrInnD un ur a fan.e 1901 mr
presidential ".apl hui nn iuli enuI
hardly hoip o. mlsht he n,oherrn
siihef ufapth ioY or tnfroe uinena
willie urtalh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31
CAPITAL vALuIs OF AaRlcut
ruRE. MANUFACTURES AND
Tht RAILWAYS.

Aerordlne lN iA. tsUNaN.s IA III
national wealn fh nHtf statss
made ~ me l'li.a tsr censas
the value "a ,ha iWaft ineraAs..
bat little more thar hali a. fat
Tho vAiue % All pierAr TRIM ass.
% 1904.
from 1900 80 lpia the carNs
value a AsFlcailuse Increased fsoni
tse,tsp.spi.tst % tlo.spl tie peo. IN
capital value ~ manufactures from a.
F9s.sbs.cpo 70 iistgssse ooo. the coat
70 scAa ana eaalrmeni 1t she tanwesr
from tie ala aea IL ta.sxg. sle.esa
The Hrlan value Of ihr pe,ducga ~
mAnufacinre Increased from fif tea.
prs.poo IA 1890 40 $50 ca oss oeo IA isie
The total Operating revenues % ~.
railways increased from tisSfet. .sis
% tf.gSeteFtss Thus lhr increase "a
sif per rcal - lhe srnss value ~ man
nfactufea aredacis Naa accompanied
hyan lnerrsse ~ ioaa per oeat N man
sifaotutlns eAFlsAt ~hle she lrsfeas.
~ ~ per cent IN tho total operating
reNennes 81 the railways WAS aceoa
t'''''"' ~ -" t"tfHtt"N ~ NNf ~
per cent ~ then cost ~ road ard
s4ulpment
The capital value ~ Agriculture h
Guides Al fsrsn property, land huski.
ine smpicmongs maehlnery ana iNs
stock 40 enumerated hy the cennnk
Tho capital vzsas * manufactures. q,
defined ~ err census. lncludes IN,
value " property employed Tor IN,
purposes 81 production. excepting rcns
"a property bal docs not include an,
AipNenre f4r reicns tsghss 90 gao'
vlIh Tho cNpi~sl yAiae ~ she rllwAss
ns~d n this epmphs,@en Il ne ~pos. 4.
ynAd and canlpmoas a. Il stands IN
their books and as rlpnrssd hy them
g the Interstate com]aeres cnm,nls
sian.
Tbs s~l.@rt ~ the h'>urnan IL IN,
crrmis for isoo indlcAis shea sns grrs,
Reconsideration 90 the ~ Iu%,5iN shmhl.
n&ElonH >hhn In exist svas mer
l>sa ~ oVss " road nlrmrn'
IA lA Thu xrpk4 capri ~ A.
I'M NM about 1s 800 s Me-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

There's often msca frafl ir fts SIS
ing Dor fsof h hsr flfione taf .us
eefff s.li ntHa p.rpies stin aap
f.ns t'at hHt NJ afsef 0iemIshts aos
HFaff 90 nrpafa aioei j. hafh - ttrm
.f aal rh.aa tI Hrra 60 tf kirss
.ea ine flHs Fhef rfom.fe hfsih
lnd heaufy Tu fhru 81 csaos at
Joshua aa.fLf
Itat Nffisfmrrff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31
STATE PRESS


uovefnog wilson ssrlAes the rad q.
inc head when he s,rcssra ,hs mas..s,
Hnee az dcmecvptic galns in ghe Unite,
s'aies senate M administration go,
esccu,~ Va serious plans ana pasposo
without conggess IN harmony win
= lsvsldens ran i helpless Il =,
N fesev any " nls pallales hccasse m,
eoenirs e~nsppea him two way, A,
py clestlns a den0erallc housc ~ rrp
Fesenses'Yes The certainty az ueN
efnor wilson's eiectlon viii lo~e mne
~ IA slsnlfieanro x the senase romain
"a the hands ~ the repuhllcana
with an antaxpnlstlc senate. GOV
srner wnson wnl rcconmona Ms ~.
terms "a vain, becaese partisan sen.
ale viii deliberately proved 10 han
him a ever, step IN order IS dessre,
the eonfdenee ~ the eeunisy IN ~
eanpesency IL shc acmoerAtlc para,
"a condoss The xuvsrsment seecessrulh
The ciniition~ witch Assa,rc Gas
ssnqs wllspa's election cuxat o. be sui.
f's.ent 10 silva him ffieadss senase
bAt there are naans sscasIssss m wh,sf
Ne republican NscA4 does ~, exsaS
Nxls,1 q ioeal 4I'}lc<
y e'Nnpsf,. q f,&rape~< ara ~
3 y = ossls r. .smlals.s..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31
Caller Calls

The llousian Poet informs uH ihs
Now York iiefAid 10 responsible 30
uha revolutionary ldra that " takes d
million men 90 a. million mon
enfh The iieralds iaea would nav,
boon radically different bod Theodore
Roosevelt DsciHesn the rendinr 81
proof Mr Roosevelt would have mod
isilf surNssied chat Theodore cHuif
.nfry un ans mdlnAfY million mru''
work ne sori - aldo-lihe tn inl
Munhtlfn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

undcrtowlcs- now has nip that
makes the blood How faster aud iht
eyes tinglc with rcncwcd vigor
Regulars swear the surf n kccuer
and more delightful than 81 ans
iilne since che passing o. pcel-a.
boos.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

Roll Ymnada ~ coming over %
teach Americans new dldocs ia hil
lizards Roll n said 40 have iuiilsu
of the cue perfected 20 within n
bees foot Of mouse down. and he
work " expected 10 be- something
past phcu0minnl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

Taft still claims the election
That pro,,~ hls molecules 81 op.
ilmlsnn AZ numerous Hn his pounds
though much less Impressive
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

With stomacha,hclcss cahhagc
growing about Ms IN emerald glcc
turquoise skies bonding above us
und snow.digeers hating tho grit
for Texas, We Nue. cs County BEN
ocrata have q right 10 take some
pardonahlc prill u Woodrow VII
sons victory.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

Tho dcdgc ~ al work. guswinp
the bottom ont Of the bay an We
hope il Il will eat 40 rapaciously
that China viii have 20 get out an
injunction ia Keep the waters oi
Corpus Christi hay from destroy
ing the foundations of the imperial
palace In pckn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

Madoro's ateadfnst refusal ip ln.
trrferc ia 5chnlf Of DiaS viii come
ma Distinct blow Ia the humane
society.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

The fan ~ Adrianople IL lm.
mincnt 10. Adrauopie j, moi The
name 81 an aprOplane
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

Roosevelt invented Taft and bad
him patented. bat consistently r..
fuses TO place him on the market
in competition with other nature
faxed commodities
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

nnrinE ihe Methods, confsrense 70
GENTLY bold la ncc,uie me nre,ill.
HOS showed ~ entefrrisc ~ nculnr
Net a da'N 'siiiun fhe paper IVES NOT
onla well euiten to8othur. hut was fall
70 nc~A showlnr enc business eners,
'"h'nd ~ An e'iisien of this sofi -
nrNef financial success sut ID I, /.
sf'ei advertisement and goes ions
way toward hoosl,ps the e.,nmunl,,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

dm. Hroyrr Cleveland au
nouncen her engagement ~ d sori
Of election promise " felicity
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

Felix DiAg la cons lpns ~ The
fass That little war h a danger
Gus thing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

An Aiiurlnu Possibility
n The man who makes $40 blades
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

HaYa ths beaumont journal
There viii pe many aefos ~ rahhasU
grown m Jefferson county ihlH saaaen
ahd 81 went hr 90 mo Oirsr verlsN
eiibnf n WIN hs iho s0od ga flb
0uahlne epinbreal and hulttf mlik
hind that mother uaeh b. toot fof tho
ihieshtna prsW"
~ d0ea us E1pd 10 know ihai lonff
Ioa county toe exOoia in ihsi ohnlcosi
Nf nold drleo,ablos che lmossgiai oah'
hanr upWn here m Nuces epunty,
h9~csfF. where sho dowH aesm "a pcn.
clfnie the hir with cxireorilnap
lnoeihnraH W. have originated 10
nlFaln 'hai 10 sreai implv,empDt on
the rih stiohef md the hafvcs, bapd
nilef THIS improved rfoturi ls ,n.
utcly rtuma, haghsi,sH aud mas he
eaten 40 iesof,. tnhing iho place nl
ffuit " The journal wants Tow
seed, ven express them al once. hul
Ne doubt II the real siomnehsehei,ss
cabbage viii snrcord ans gfc.g dls
lance rom me Nuseos fi,ca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

rhai The stable ~ earifcs ihe rcrm
thht eausra infnnsio parahsi, b. tho
announcement ~ me rnnod States
iiralth Service NsslN a appears ihat
Nil tn ul- in Nhioh hunaanii, - heir
'te 'faeoamr % ths q, aud the re
aiiil'an paft' phw maxim hrt e.s
Mrned existence a msnhra g. the pui
~rlfsfo l'cnIsm Herald
Nevertheless there Il yau,s a. h "a.
thc iicruniican pafu wnl ~ turned
oas ~ de,as th, coming rucsda, ana
QUITE an army - ldl- pnstuastsfs ana
leirfai nuap. hans~fa sen then da
vote themselves O. thn eeaiie at Is.
tlY Fwa,'lnr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

The san Anioniu Suppress pfudit a
lha, lluli Nonso hash Win he aeltsa
next TUESDAY knoulna thp phafs,
iot Of the beast in question. We hardly
hsiivFo thc rNpfeas is correct be- uH
observation Tho ilull Moose viii b..
settled. Scs hui is csfcsH. vii B.,
much too string, ana stfnns Coz hash
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-01-03
MAN, WAGON AND HORSE
Disappear in Explosion When 500
Quarts of NitrOgIycerin Blows Up.

CENTRALIA, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-Charles
Blair, aged SO, of Carlyle, ILL.,, who
came to the Carlyle oil fields from
Lima, Ohio, was blown to atoms this
afternoon, when magazine contain
ing about 800 quarts of nitroglycerin,
located between Centralia and San
doval, exploded. Blair had driven his
wagon from Carlyle to Sandoval to Sc
cure a quantity of the explosive, as a
well was to be shot at Carlyle late this
afternoon.
How the accident happened will nev-
er be known, but it is generally sup
posed he dropped a can of the ex-
plosive as he was loading the mag
azine. Only a hole in the ground re-
mains where the magazine stood. Not
even a piece of the wagon was dis
covered. Windows were shattered in
Sandoval and the shock of the explos-
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which is sent with no expense to the
business man. 1t is the progressive
newspapers way of encouraging bust
ness, and is done for the very selfish
reason that actuates all business men
in going after more business. We
know that it will pay. 1t will pay the
Star-Mirror because it will make more
business for us, and pay the business
man because it will enable him to get
better results from money spent for
advertising.
If we have overlooked any firm that
would like to get the benefit of
brains" we will be glad to have their
name, and see that copy is mailed
to their address.
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men to run it then see to it that you
do your part towards supporting the
daily.
Remember that so far Moscow has
never had successful newspaper. All
the men who have engaged in the bus
mess have eventually faced financial
ruin, and some of them started in
with a few thousand dollars to the
good. These men have been average
newspaper men, both in ability and
training, but they have not succeeded.
And there is a common belief that
Moscow is a newspaper graveyard
The Star-Mirror has probably come
the nearest making financial success
of the business of all of them. We have
the biggest printing plant ever main
tanned in the county, and do a great
er aggregate business than has ever
before been enjoyed. But there is
also a correspondingly larger burden
to carry, and therefore the more need
OF more liberal patronage from the
people. AS the Star-Mirror has rend-
cred a larger service to the community
than any other paper has ever done,
and this is generally conceded, just SO
much more has it placed the COM
under obligation to patronize
t. Not because the community owes
is anything, but because the commun-
ty owes it to itself to support that
which benefits the community.
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DANCE IN SCHOOLS DEPLORED
History of Amusement "SOakcd in
Shame SAYS Chicago Pastor.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-"The social
promiscuous dance is evil and only
evil It's whole history is soaked in
shame and it's course is marked by
b1ackened souls and lost spirits"
In these words Rev. M, p. Boynton,
pastor of the Lexington Avenue Bap-
fist church, denounced last night in
his sermon the installation of dacing
in the public schools of Chicago.
ITO install the evil of dancing" con-
tinued Rev. BOyntOn, means the
wrecking of the school system by the
short-sighted and the narrowmind
ed -