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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

banquet at the Idanha hotel. The
program for the session is as follows:
$3.50 a. m.-Reception Of visitors and
organization Of class.
a. m-Fourth degree. Secret Mas
ter, conferred.
10 a. m-Fifth degree, Perfect Mas
ter, conferred
II a. m.-Sixth degree, Confidential
Secretary. conferred.
~ m-Intermission for lunch.
/ p. m.-Seventh degree, Provost
and Judge, communicated. Eighth de-
gree, Intendent of the Building, COM
municated.
1880 p. m.-Ninth degree, Flu Of the
Nine, conferred.
2:3O D. m.--Tenth degree, Flu of the
Fifteen, conferred
$3.50 p. m.-Eleventh degree, Flu OF
the Twelve, communicated. Twelfth
degree, Master Architect. communicate
ed Thirteenth degree, Royal Arch OF
Solomon, communicated.
1880 p. m.-Fourteenth degree. Per-
feet Flu, conferred.
1890 p. m.-Banquet at Idanha no.
tel.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

Mr.. Hugh Bryan, the landscape gar
dener from Portland. Mr.. Bryan's talk
will be published later.
Homo Economics.
The home economics department
will meet the first and third Monday
Of each month at o'clock in the aft
ernoon at the Columbian club house,
the first meeting to be held Monday
afternoon.
Rummage Sale.
department of the Columbian club will
commence Nov. IL and will continue
as long as there is anything to sell.
The rummage sale fills a two-fold
place. First and most important it
gives to the people of very limited
means a chance to purchase good
winter clothing at nominal price and
creates a goodly sum for the build
ing fund. The ladies are urged TO
save all the clothing suitable for this
purpose, especially the wooden gar
ments which the fathers, mothers ana
children have discarded for better
ones for the winter. Shoes and stock
ings are much in demand also, as arc
all articles of dress and underwear.
A number of the ladies are trimming
hats for the sale at the home of Mrs.
| o. V. Allen. Brio -brac and house
| hold articles are much in demand al
| so and find ready sale. Many people
are already waiting for the sale to
commence and every club member Is
| asked to be ready with articles.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03
POINT TO RECORD
Of GOV. WILSON
IN new jersey
Progressive Headquarters
Sends Out Statement Con-
corning Charges Made in
Address at New York.

Progressive national headquarters
has wired State Chairman ]. H. Clip
son a square contradiction of state
ments made by Governor wilson IN
a,js Madison Square Garden speecn
Thursday night relative to his work
and activity relative to trust control.
The message to State Chairman Clip
son is as follows:
\ ..In a speech at Madison Square
Garden Thursday night, Governor
Wilson said: Nobody believes for one
moment that the Democratic party Is
going to upset honest business in the
United States. The real trouble
is that some gentlemen know that
It is going to upset dishonest
business in the United States and they
themselves will be glad Of 1t after
the operation is over have seen the
patient lie on the table in New Jerse ..
/ have seen him rise from the table
astonished that he was still alive and
rejoicing that he felt better than ne
ever did in his life. The period Of con-
valescence was extraordinarily short
and there is not man in large bust
ness in New Jersey who would wish
to see the government Of New Jersey
REdm owned ny tic SoA PSA eeASAis
. of the state
''This is falsehood, For two years
Mr.. Wilson has been the governor OF
New Jersey. the one state of the I'M
ion which has come to be known us
the Mother of the Trusts The laws
OF New Jersey provide ample means
for the absolute dissolution of any
corporations at the pleasure of the
legislature. The laws also provide
ample means for the prosecution OF
the persons who organize or incorpor-
ate illegal corporations and through
out Mr.. Wilson's occupancy of the
governorship of New Jersey, he has
not lifted finger to enforce these
laws. He declined to assist MEM
Der of the assembly who sought his
help to secure the enforcement of laws
for the regulation Of trusts. His state
ment that he has seen the patient lie
on the table is absolutely without
foundation of any sort.
"It is noteworthy that he failed &c
give the name Of the patient to WHOM
he refers in that statement"
Archdeacon Weber, the famous
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

vousness, Dizziness. Painting Spells.
Sick Headache. Constipation. Conges-
a npendicitis and Gall Stones. will posi-
lively convince you Of its great powers
to cure.
1t has cured thousands Of sufferers:
1t has saved many lives. 1t has pre-
vented many dangerous surgical vop"
erations. Put 1t to a test. Try one dose
tonight. Let one dose prove its great
merit. You are not asked to take this
Remedy for weeks before you fee
benefited-one dose will convince you
that it should cure you. Prepared BY
Geo. II. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist. 154-15t
Whiting ST.. Chicago.
For sale by McCrum & Deary ant
other well known druggists in Boise.
Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03
4 RhlARkABI MllDy
For Stomach, Liver and In
testinal Ailments, Ap-
pendicitis and Gall
Stones.

II YOU are suffering from these aIl'
ments and unable to obtain q cure;
Don't Give w HOPE. One dose OF
the most widely known Remedy Tor
stomach. Liver and Intestinal Ailments
Gastritis. Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Pres
sure Of Gas Around the Heart. sour
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

THE
BEST
| IN
| THE
WEST
Overland
Beer

No matter ,uho your
choice ,u;ll be for presi-
dent next Tuesday.
every Idaho voter If
qiuen an opportunity to
express their choice
Dould vote that Ouer-
land Beer has no equal.
and for a delicious.
mild, health-g;u;ng beu-
erage stands at the
head of the list.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03
ALBERT Pike LODGE
TO MEET THIS week

Prominent Masons from all over
Idaho will gather in Boise Friday of
this week to attend the session of AL
bert Pike Lodge OF Perfection No. g.,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Free Masonry. Degrees from the
fourth to the fourteenth are to be
conferred upon a large class of candi-
dates, after which the members will
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03
CLUB GLEANINGS
mbian Club Meeting.

The Columbian club held one of the
most enthusiastic meetings OF the year
yesterday afternoon when meeting in
regular business session in the Colum-
bian club house, President Margaret
s. Roberts In the chair. The reports
showed the strong purpose Of the de-
partments and committees TO make
this coming year one Of the best In
the history of the organization. After
the disposal OF business the ladies
listened to very fine. practical and
interesting address on gardening b.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

Dentist. DR.. Carpenter. Idaho Bldg.
Adv. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

We have repaired over 5000 watch
es. Why?
CON w. HESSE, Jeweler.
Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

Archdeacon Weber, the famous
missioner, will preach at st. Michael:
cathedral Sunday morning and even
ing. Adv. NJ;
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

Read the Capital News and get to
days news today. {
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

Archdeacon Weber, the famous
missioner, will preach at ST. Michael's
cathedral Sunday morning and even
ing. Adv. N-3
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

lIhis is question worth looking into.
Got luater is absolutely essential in every house
hold. People cannot keep their homes clean without il,
qIomes are bound to be healthier when hot be
obtained from the faucet by the gallon than when the water
is heated in kettle by the cupml.
GAny home using gas have gas 1Uater heater.
tmeans unlimited supply Of hot any day night
qhe Of the gas used prevented from having
a water heater.
qet New Business Department tell you how cheapy this
modern device may be installed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

Afo we asaln dFlfgihn toward the
rpchs upon whsch ~ man, nfe~nss ~
enterprises have hscn wrecked This
esof present but sometimes dormant
drssrc - play step dndas 90 the .niire
nc oganie valley You have oniy a.
~ lev steps np The line o. hear the
rerrlr r,i' against hr"~n-s nl. The,
o'un ahrsc tins iahofrr- who leave
nfewnsville 20 secure wprk and ROTOR
a. them a. -NcNicana whn had 81 leave
i'tewnaslile q make ilsne 80
cputrc these critics arr "leavers' them
selves hae,ns migrated fian God
knows where ana Why ln sfaef a. ntakc
a llslna "a the isiN Grande vancS
rhcre u not a town ir ihs Nsil.F Witch
a unshlo ~ take cAse ~ Itself. ana ne
application has been made FOR ihc
ftebAte Court 10 appoint 0rowns, NE
cnoci,l gWarJlan Zoe any cnierps,sc
i'fe~nstliic senslnei
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

menfs wsr A. asjO<oeuxL between
,ha -. gaislns d AmaanDs aad Kuga
srd y hAs laid hare the ruins ~ .
splendid royal eifr. eiabsfats rs plan.
opulsns N sbipiufed works - art and
easily comparable with fhe remains ~
Esypfian, AasyfiaD. and Persian giofY,
70 mast the Iiisilies are name and
nothing more. 70 many tbey pefe sim-
~ 0ne ~ those troublesome b.ashen
tribes whirh had 10 be driven cut 20
destroyed ~ the inns ~ the Israeiiflsh
ccn4ussf ~ Palestine Hessarch -
hDwetsr. establishing them "a a fAf dlf
ferent status For thousand teafs
fhe iFltflts empire, eatsaaihs probably
frofu She Eunins Fass ihe easiefn sbofss
~ fthr HsaiteFgasean. ainnsf ~ The
head u fhe RED sea. vas fhe rival a
EsYpt sud AHnyfia wien those sFapifes
were ~ ~ htiRh, ~ their pD~ef an1
splendor IN the tims N the pharaohs
IVfofe the I;sDdus. n Nas already a.
snrlsai rovefriFnfy spd u maintained
80 independents fbFosrh centuries ~
warfare eitn lis greatest eDntemporaf
lee Until afief me subissiion ana zap
liylfy - he irfeeillss. thus endurlnn
iong's than Babylon. Assyria. ofsees ~
Rome
Thr progress - lnere aua similar -.
searches elsewhere viii bc psfsbsd
~ me world win ~ Interest even suf
passing. - the ihournifui mind. fhst
attendant On the exploration - hith
oFtn unknown rrfi0ns on tho surface
~ mo Rlohf Fof while ths latter -
frals merely - ehisfiy geographical
Features sin pnsaihig pomo nrN fiunH
~ flnra. The former disclose hidden and
forgotten chapters - The HISTORY ~
MN ana - human eiyliixailon And
their possible ssisni IL lnsaflmahie Not
merely ihr valleys ~ M Eophfsies
and The lower Sils bfu rith IN hurled
treasures Tho empires ~ the INJURIES.
'hs Eihioplans. the Nayas and The IN
cas- have iefi equally preclous remains
A. Tor what may llr hidden In mo -.
cruses ~ china aud Tibet. ana ln ON
~ rrHiens where research hsH no, yei
made berlnning ir wonderful 90
ihlnh ~ There msy Yei como 10 nFhi
me rrcofin ~ onFista eaflief and Nrsai
~ than an - those ~ ehlgh W. nn1
hsva khDNiodEa cefinlnY there T. nN
fi.id ~ Investigation whleh promises
more fasVlnHtiRr results
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

hpHftN. Mass. Aus TO- haaaa b
shusri,s rrnafrssivea arr plannins ~
a rauslnr welcome ia c'lanei N,oso
,rn when go concs hrrr utv Saturday
60 addfsSs maFs mceilne nt che fNinf
~ Fines Thr mostlns viii Boz attended
by ieatinn representatives ~ ms nsv
PARTY tn Maine Sew hampshire ane
other New Fnrlana eiatos An effort
probably viii b. made to mtnrf COT
onci Roosevelt a. yisii Vermont an1
Nsine Which states win bold iheig
elections csrh ncsi meuth and no ~.
suits ~ which sgo segar'ied ~ "a mnch
Importance tfe1usn ~ fhr offefi ihes
Hias have upon ihe ssnrr1l eiection tn
November
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
THIEF NOT ALTOGETHER BAD
Proved re ssad 81 Leass some Con
sidsratioa for Victim no
Rad wronsrd.

In the mail q local sporting
rocte dealer. recently, vas letter
which lndicaicd TIA, TIE writer MAS
conslderaie. exen though be failed 20
back - his consideration With square
dealing IN iss entirety. relates the ia.
diAnapclis News The letter bore
Peoria tiill postmark and read In
substance a. follows
Peoria. IN Gcnslemen--I am IA.
CLOSING you a pawn cheek FOR o. 80
on the ~-- loan oflce "a yoar eIty
The check h for an Auow bicycle.
Which ! know yuu sell Il was stolen
IN Indianapolis ny rcfsrring 20 year
reccsds and compAring ne x1nher CO
The sheet with year hs,oks you wili b
eAie 70 nnd tho owner No dcxhi
NJ ~tii ~ willlng 10 present Enclosed
check ~ifh ssse N exchange fos bis
rheei. ! am. Years trulxy
The writer negleSiea 70 SIGN rs
ssme, tui the store VAS able 20 End
the owner and ths wheel vAs re-
dseRe4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

llle staple on rotary xpindIes of
ctIIcd steel. with minute teeth sunk
ls'neath the level Of the spindle, en-
t'rsly eliminates The snetion feature
which has been the dowDfaii of MI
piekcss heretofore tried. The spin.
dlcs, which operate IN great mum.
bcrs. o~cilIaie hack and forth among
the cotton STALKS withnuf DSoIcsiing
bnds. blooms Or squares
When snch men A. J N wisucr.
the celebrated eosfon operator. H. !
kleberR and Dave Odem announce
cotton. picker wicrrnfuI. we are
rather inclined 10 believe the great.
~i riddle ~ The cotton field has
bern solved. Theae gentlemen mw
the Insehine wprk under woFka,lny
conditions They ssw II gather the
cotton without damaging The stalk
They were unqualified IN their en-.
tl0rvsment.
With a sueccMful cotton picker
On The mnrkei the Southern grower
eliminates nnc ~ the stnlihornesi
faeiors which has retarded him In
his work Hand picking n slow.
corily and uncertain. For many
years inventors have laborcd 10 sub
stliuic machinery far derhlra and
Mexicans. without sucrc~a Tho cot.
ion.picker now offered seems 10 flll
the bill.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
UNVFIL MONUMENT
OF GENERAL BROCK
conr,srdsd Canadian Forces Against
trs snsFesrs o. the Ma
~ 1912

nnDcKvii.IE ont Anr it a
monument iu arner ~ tH. mamorg ~
uenefal Sif Isasc Iifnct uno rar 'n
faumauf a ibr tsnshi1h farers
aa1insi fhs Americans Boz 800 scr ~
isi1 whs unFsiiei Ia fhla riiy fniag
with lniertsllne nut modest rffrmonIfs
Tho local chapter ~ fhe Daughters ~
tho Empire to ehaa rffaris ths erer.
tinn % che monument Do Que. wts Deg
charge ~ the ceremonies Tho prinfi-
uai address eas dsufsfed hi cni sam
usl Hughes. tno Cantditn minister VI
mintih snd defrus.
The Date fpr ihe uneeling ~ thf
memorial eas appropriated chosen
since b. eni he iusi Hne hundred years
ianarfoe since ihf surrender Hf pe-
tfoit win which rtani fHe nsme Hf
General nfort is uosf rinseif ASSES SAT- .
"a in American history
General ura0k vts born on iha d.
land ~ Uuefnsey in 1853 an1 haa had a
rriiiiani military tafeef bob the urNirh
service hffHre he vas tenf n Canada.
Nearly iwn wears before fne putbrcsh
" enc wHf hetesfn Great nrnain 8na
tire United states hr realised that the
conflict could not he atofffa hnf he
tsean to pui tho protiacs ln % condition
ia meet bnstinies A r0un aH war aaa
DECLARED hc Advanced upon Detroit
Oensrai guu fhe American lHmman
der had rt'lrcd o. prfroit after nfief
attempt at invasion ef Canada. The
war department bad mode na adequate
provision fnr ihe dtfense ~ Detroit
and npnn tEe appearance ~ General
utook the American commander snr.
reudrrsd hls entire arms wi'h ah ts
rsnnon. arms and stores WIN tbc
surrender ~ Detroit ihe eholr ~ Nirb
lgan ron inso the hanhs ~ ihr nritish
1cneri nrnck was made ia kniFht
~ the uaih Coz his vrt0D at neruN
sui ha suft iFsd hls hNn0rs lrsf than
iwn months Az American forre glth
sfHi nn ihs Mascara frontier offer thN
ran of Detroit and thoro generfl irort
aaVt hafile near thr middle uf ncfHhrr
ilo was riercsd hF three haus while
letdluF his iroops ind diei whore he
fen An impnFlnx memorial tniumn
surmuuutea st b. statue of the general
marks ihs place OF hip dosih nn Qarens
inAn Iltlshfa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

A patheilc iraEchy connsVica'with the
aeRih ~ rmprrug Mulauhito VAS thc
Suicide % ne souns Japanese student
Who s,ui. mta tho Imperial para ana
save his ne az 49, offering lo the goes.
So Tho hope that they might take hiu'
az substitute ana SPARE thu emperor
~ hts pc"rlc Huch IN ~vidcnco % pas
sionate devotion 81 their ruler speaks
Nolumru fDf hts character No ssil
man so,id have commanded such affce
ilsn l,fuwnasllir iirfah
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
WILL PUT THE LID
ON NOISE OF CITIES
World Wtds Movement % teoisiats
Against Noise Merchants VIII
De Started

nOsTON Ntaa Aus js lf plans
fIfcussrd fudaf 40 mcsfinE heid tI
the Harvard Medieal s.h.,H lrr Jesul-
a. world Vide movement WIn soan
boz unfrr way 90 pod ihe BOA on ulo
honk uf thr aut1mahiIc. ihr Crcerh nf
the iacnm1itc ahutc fhe cries ri the
siro,i pelialrf ths fhsmp,tl ihump or
fhs ftifenra street err Nnerl and
Thousand lnd ono fihrr noises that
make lifs hur1tneitnc lo persons of 90
binary senslhiny The embellishments
.uf an International ommission fu fhe
suppression "a Noise 10 proposed rrc.
limlnar1 steps io thls rnh very taken
at tho meeting to-day Nhlsh was prr-
sided over hi Professor Nh.inr grifri
~ the lniyrrsliy ~ iNisa. The Amer
ican mrmhcrs of she International com
uitief inriuue nsan ssbine and Fro
fgssnr ulake ef the Nsr,nra Nssiisal
school rfufrssog Cress 10 inc Nasss
rhusritH instfuir of roghnaless aad
Professor p r Ner-r ~ Salem Mess
it 10 proposed a. nse apioffarhs ~
make an ssaei transcription of the
many tafifties 20 r1y noises Prom
these diciprfanh rtcotfs tha madilli
men viii determine vhich ualses ATTEST
M nervous syeiem and sre therefore
'niuflaus ia ihe pahn asahh ava sei.
fare EaFh ase vm o. taAea 30 sep.
araiciy ans .n essen ntsisrce thst the
neisr h fnpnt ruiliyr irrli steps lf
nreresaf, vai D. taken ~ lis suprres.
sion 81 b. hoped Ia cASsnf ihs ant
noise crusade % al ~ uo rhias ol
AmafIta and f-af.in.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
TEXAS PRESS


Cullen Thomas hardly lived ap % biz
statement thAs b. dcslfed 90 see har
mon, Ia ms stats convention ~ hardly
opensd shen he was accusing lhy ~
dlfertinn. ~ conrssl IL fellpw demo, fai
win helms an "omlsaary ~ The liquor
ir,efestsf m, pnlY harmony that his
crowd cspcct 10 that which follaw. lhc
utter anaihllagion ~ the other fsliowa
,..f.areao Timea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
WARSH|PS TRAINING
GUNS ON CHICAGO
Flee, 81 100 nydeeplsnss VIII Make
tHer, 10 nsnuiss Feersssa ships
81 psstrustien.

Ciip'Nup iil, Aus iA tuuftr.n
ships ~ war armcd with guns at fhc
way frsn autos flrv Colts 10 ble four
inch enslnce ~ Destruction viii srpear
cff ,hls city tonight rhes wm irasn
their heavy Suns point hisn1 90 ths
rits, an ,neS arr ceriain that there age
~ vessels ln the imrhef here ttsf ean
harm thcm. rhcy viii take iheir tmir
nnd wait until tomorrow morning before
mekiae known their VIII - ,eaausr
ers. caicAgo u rrepArcd tor che &c..
fcnne however and Ia roe narDor h q
fleet 10 the mesi destructive tYNca W
ship ever Invented Upwards ~ "a Non
drcd hYdrophncs capable q mshins
cio4s 20 sixty mites an Apef are Ia tas
hashog and tomorrow mernlns while
the 'Vnem, Il gopfiaenl ~ ne siso snI
Hrtusment. the herncts ~ tht SEA sTs
sning % dash eu "a ChiceRos four
hashors ana aNsali che enemy. The ~
dvaptanr experts dcelsge that thss w,sl
~ The test ~ whleh tneN WI b. abA
a. prove the hydyepisnc she best typs
~ wnrshm fos thv fatuFc. rbo astsaA
It's Rect an use Ito kcarchilshla ana o.
ever, thins ln it, power So ptryont she
sitAck ~ the lutlp mahonany hniiet
craft which dash along nv surface a
the wasrF ~ the speod ~ an express
train. rhe iNinols Naval Reserves. SO
the other hand decare that ali tRsY
val hNtc H. 40 4 % send few smAa
caiibcr bullets through ths deleatc
skin % thc hoa,s ant thry win siak
Tho Cnised states goNernmsnt 8
KrcetD Interested nj ths experiments.
aud has sent eNrerts AeTe 10 watch ihe
result ~ the tests.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Tho sftlnciai celoFinK ~ goiA fsh "
meet prevailing TASTES b. srrrlng them
M water centAinsag c~rtein chemicals
is extensively earflea "a ia ssclly.
sesienei conertv poles, witch can
ec hulls ue to almost any asssfwl
hns,h, and method fcr moulding ths
sections have osea invented b. a cah.
fotnlAm
A ~hAle-headcd symk frNm Africa.
th~ tirat bird ~ the Kind IN Europe IN
me,v than ferp years has hoon added
70 the isendon soclosicAi kafden col
lcetion.
Eivcsricp Is used IN pllo driVer "
sentFd hy a New ioFk ca1snoxr to
hols, teasS metal halls IN q b.,lt con.
Vesps ard srcp them rap,aB an scp
~ pile.
utNtng sts nuiidinE laws tho erclst
tho bohemian c,D 81 lraSuN Walsh
h~a mofc than kee. epe popasAt.ou.
sls'"s not ~ have lcs, llss el ase IA
~ Years
To make An stomsssf mNse cenNen-
hal ~ handle al tnssnscs nss psasss,
IN rebb<g bulb ~ssAsa q depression In
Ii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
c . r ~ AUSTRIA

VIENNA Ans ft Tho Canadian
rarlfic Railway ess extended lls acii,
tirs in Ausirie and ta naugarair che
event the rnmissn, siafiesl au ohservar
tlon ear service iaaaN sone sotruty
American and f,nallsh iouFnsllAts man
arers ~ travel hureaus IN inndou.
Paris iirfiln and oinrf points and
promient rsiin,ad men Win iaRc part
in ihf frsi tour which is from Nienns
20 SalnhnFe i.ehai aad Trieste.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
isvesrloAriso Rosron sraiNt

BOsTos. Mass Aux % TIE Fraui
Iury to-day resumed be- investrsfipns
- its fsssat strike ~ iha m0farufn
and conductors ~ fhs Iissian EIfsaiei
naliway IN me fifsi parf - iha in-
tasiisaiiop eight secret intiefmenfa
pefe reported o. judge Il.fru
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

An iahiaua man ~ said ~ have made
runnlnE ismp and landed on the iol'
% ffctfhi tnin that was running ~
no rate ~ fifteen miles az no1r That
was s"Wr inmp tui w. A. not beiiot,
a heal either ~ distance 10 specd our
own leap whieh landed un % The front
seat 90 the woodfo~ WILSON baud waa
or scscH seconds after hls nemiAstiun
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

VALPARAISO Tad. Avs o. Gov.
srncr rhemss u Marshall psmoersiic
ricc presidential refume., "a the inyi-
taiien 81 President "a ~ rFoNn msar
me commencement saircSs 90 ,hr ertd-
patse ~ VALPARAISO university tnlas
pc wsl Net make sns political speeche.
Newevvr 0ntii after the formal retiii-
salien Il his termination. within ala b.
next Thursday