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Charities be extended 10 allow me to
intervene in behalf of all minor Indian
orphan children when II appeared their
, estates were being mismanaged or d s.
honestly handled This bill was bitterly
] fought, but IL became a law. intro
duced a second bill creating the Office
Of Public Defender
All the efforts OF the land grafters
were hurled against this BILL hut in
spite OF all opposition l fought the bill
through both branches Of the Legis-
lature. when II suddenly became known
that the Governor intended 10 veto IL.
My friends in the Senate. Senators Mem
ringer, Franklin and Co.vllle and others,
said, Kate, II the Governor does veto
that bill We will fix II so YOU can employ
lawyer" This they did by increasing
the amount OF my appropriation about
$4,000 and specifying that 80 500 of this
amount was to be expended for legal
service. This was done while the general
appropriation bill was in conference and
the grafters in the House and Senate
could do nothing but vote for the whole
bill.
Armed with this authority the depart
ment interviewed in large number OF
cases for tho benefit OF Indian minors.
urans vv,tbou, foor ~ 60 w 1870,
out IN tnvestigata tba t,,, -,
these wrongs. N Get IN ,no,,o, s,,ot
machinerv ~ S,,to ~. ,,o,,Ia r,-o,'a,,,
their repetition when tho r,ori, 80
well under y,v tho gras,ors ,o,,a o'.'
ing thar tho law n,,st no orS"rcos &.
manner "satIsfac,ory,, "a ,ho,, -,
them knew no AUTHORITY m, ,ho law.
of lDkl1l nnln nd tho dict n nf
conscience as revealed hv AIr,Jcht,, ca
In the prosecutions which toi,o,,.oa
wholesale disclosures NJ crort NC
made and thousands OF dollars IN ,po,o,,
and land were returned 10 Soma sso
Indian orphan children. We were vim
ming in all our cases and the result was
! many people were willing 70 arhitrate
| rather than go 20 court
Failing in their efforts TO dictate IN
me the grafters held n secret meeting
in the summer before the fourth Lerls-
lature met and decided TO control the
| Department of Charities or wreck u II
they could control the legal bureau con-
nected with the department and place It
| in friendly hands the department would
he saved. With this idea in view they
| got their representatives elected to tho
Legislature and the evidences are plenty
that they controlled the machinery OF
| this Legislature. From the opening day
they started a fight on my attorney, a
man who had been prosecuting grafters
without fear or favor After several
weeks he resigned rather than further
imperil the department,
| placed In his stead young reform
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
Weekly Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Juno ? With 400
boil wceYll spread over ths h,li frun
tle ilio Urande % Georgia aet N0f
holds greater terror ~ ths booze 'han
II dld ln the DAYS Hhon tn pplu nu
mighi bel counted nn Go rrpiif tHt dtn
ase AZ hest "a woi NHl mtin afi
cotton tender plants WHOM tofi0hlnf
weather romes and efs.n BOLTS euen
ihe Wesgil f,arh maimtf Nnd maN
MUM dssifaeilte strength So N.faf
o. meanH 40 th'a 900. aiHndunmoni
~ aefsaHe.
This atuHon Tosaa agmnb son
nrainsi 70 Nrrf wei Atlas. sDtrDlD "a
labor foul fields and deficient nup
ply ~ desirable seed
holug have ALSO played hatnr H
Hnm oiher Hsrtlong ln iho western hHi'
~ the belle in Ahlama uuurrle ana
iho Cnfplinna bow temperature tnf
lach OF moisture has, r.bhed ihe pres
poet VI fuil promise
30 "a fellows ln lhN nuniun "a
conservative men. that ihore Be- frsaur
ana inglo w tho tradp conviction thal
nt tho cpd ~ MAY. there le no prospect
whatever for run yiuld pcs acre A.
tao climatic conditions which haN,
rubbed ,ho crrp ~ nnn promise Dun
tlnuo tho Supply prospect f.r lnoihr
year hhfini,H. and while t DO cnut,b
700 eafiy yoi 90 Fues tns om tufu
far seolug traders now know enough 90
realize uat ln tho absence VI sumr nu
expected calamity SERIOUSLY affpuua
consumption thUrv De- uo rcupf boz alrhi
fram relatively soant Supply 81 utD "a,
suai
M tho work iust closed firm spu,
mnftnta in conintton with bad
weafhfr ana ofop dannee report
cepnei net advance Hi Sow Osican.
20 rs points ou hy ANA I'd on Oe.
taher. and at NrW YeTk az g. noiut
on lpiy and % ga ootubpr Ntw pr
leans July now stands at ig4g. al
aTuinHi ialg ns Now York
An interesting sldeneht on Gro mar.
kat a. supplied ns ihs ius 1918 irn,
cry THIS Position il helns u,d,a Vi
a. New orluane al 1880 ur al dia
cont &C ~ points under Imy iHil
since current had weather suggests
qcarci'y u supply ono yesr from now
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
A DOCTOR IN AN
EMERGENCY

Our Ever Ready Msdiolns Cabinet
VIII effnrd immediate relief prevent
serious silness and reduce sons doctor
hills.
This cabinet contains carcluly ne
icclea aud propounded ecneni pun
pose remedies, gnamuteed undvr a.,
pare food law, Auh as
oin,nsn, for all aches palms spran,
etc
Corn spots for oorna. buuloaa. cad
loua. etc.
Laxative Tablets foy headaches. bow
a troubles etc
Pile Ointment for an kinds o. pn, 4
etc
Bronchial Tablets for an ,hroal and
iung aftlleliona.
laxative herb Teas for lvor.. kia
neg, bowels. eta
Cold Tablets Tor i.arrlppe colds
cousins. etc
plsss'ivs Tablets for indigestion.
dynpepsla. slc,
Healing oiosmsnu Tor cuts. burma
hFhlMHs ~
Cassrrh Balm fov casatrh. go
Al safe "a nse with Fan duectloas
and INSTRUCTIONS az to symptoms ana
treatmcni q eame.
Thin csbinst b work ~ afi aua
an armament suitable for she h,si
household When pgonArai.aa Ia.
heeouae exhausted The aan,c ean ~
duplicated.
The regular prIcc Il ibis cabinet Is
t3.ep but ne ARE ulacips sn gl.c mai.
ket Tor short time only as a. lnsru
dnrtory offer . nuIgbor Of these cab,
nets fer ~ 90 sach send NOV hefuns
offer IL withdrawn
THE HAMILTON DRUG co.
49, Hamilton ONO.
tAdvcrtlssasat.)
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

Tho southland Lumber Compan,
have iei the contrast for thc eu,,,ion
y twn cottages al thc West cna ~
HENRIETTA lfrighis m ,he Cooper addi
tion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
TEXAS FARMERS MECCA.

F'HT WORTH Tex June Foi
thr halt year ending with March.
'"'"' % ASA farmers has been located
a'ons ihe lines ~ tne Frseo. accord
ns % ihe report ~ Gee Department sd
lmiAwement Tn procure adequate
farm facilities Il was necessary mn,
the howeseeker- purchase an area ~
PA square miles or Sgs 765 acres Is,
land TheS brought with them 1887
cars ~ farm implements. The msBor
Portion ~ enc home placing was ~
the OZARK region. bar a bis percenta.s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

thf mau mlen mn. nmf 'h, pu
ffHaibnll operator n hHflnn iUlY 1870
nut tho professional BE- setting. uot
nuWuf ino hiiw paHrilon qua in dn.
lnF fu he dueau't care nr whether
UNiinn uln hs s0afoo nf plentiful ehen
thr rammer 80 500 approaches ils q.
niuuN rec ihe fel naupN dfCeronts
aH about ~ points Boz mahlnF u,h
% ntfsddio hr Figures Hs So hutlnr Igil
HHmnf drItruts go Liverpool nf d
r.nttor uH parity nnd b. selling lfia
umu d.Na.nea af NsV Orleans ai
tHuVsN uHh parts ii,nre in,
mfWt 0 iNY iatt
,uItrnf amilHiifH afN boo ttfnInr Wlih
.nndiumH thr supply al ,utiuua
fuer htn American Del n1w a,rrr.n
lnr mmin Hplnneu mmnna und ,s
purs hnli $3.50 N,il tud inr wrehn m
io HfW mnfomrnt r,rseia amMl Boz
irn0f stODNa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
TEXAS COUNTIES VOTED 100000 DURING
/ NAY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MODERN ROADS

ronT WORTH. June 9 Ths TeSaa
business Mems Association has rom-
s,leied o report relaslne 20 me Rad and
bridge bond eiectlonh which were ron.
Quoted IN the various counties ~ the
state during Aay and according 70
their flsufaa elkhl eletiions we're hel'i
in seven counties resulting NJ inc ".
sunncc u hondf - M sum Of t7oo,op
only ore proposition 81 authorize
bonds was defeatod durinr ihe month
ana that was held ~ tho TeaTue IRE.
clnct ~ FfseNtoue rouaiy Invoking
read bonds - fhr nuouns ~ tgbo ooe
This h. more fnan tphr lno auounf
~ road bonds authorized during The
Fnmo month ~ isis ana y also e,lb.
rlan,lsl lnei-ast efef NaFsi ann AiHii
az this year
Following are ths couniiea precincts
data and amount - 'he s,rtes-fii -
SUES
Beii County. lgoeora pfoclnri Maf
las. izsoveo ninnco County Road
plsifseg NJ. May 2lat 100000 fau
min County. uonhsm lHsiflof Mss iein
100000. MILAN County Road District
IA, >. May zi,h. 100000. ean faiflcio
county Cnuse0ay nonds Mas gsfa
ssooe Iaseis '"nait entire smnil
May IGN go zatasa COUNTY
pfeslor' So May isih ifbauo
The defeated ,ltoiluu vaa hold m
t'r,cstono County May s0th aud ln
Volted highway lmpfoiHmeut houd4
tosallnT ti6beoo
Tho issuance ~ tho $685. a1 bonds ln
Iieli County laai montn brings ihf $50
"a authorized tur roHd hu1l'linW in thHi
county since tho nmi of tbe feaf 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

an even miii~ dollars The proceeds
~ these elections viii afford sum.
oient funds fof the construction ~ IS
complete system ~ hlahways through.
oui nell county
The good roads advocates In iionham
lpnriei ~ Fanmn county won o..
oldtd victory when iheg carried he
$3.50 900 Issue 10 the face ~ t,so 81.
fsaia !aaias " iAsee months This
proposition carried bY an ogafwheln
lDR majority aad ifs sunDrss Naa large
N attributed 20 obi. unsWef,ine SIP.
pori affofaod ihe project ~ The bon
ham chamber ~ commerce and the
papefa ~ ihai mfy
only iwo eotet opposed ihe Issuance
~ lhr fseese eapsfshY hpnds ~ San
Particle counts iaai month the final
vote Dwnr gg5 aasinai rhe pfo
ee,is ~ ths sleefian vlli be- nsfd 49,
construct fauseea} approach o. Naecoa
nay reunr0ilns fhf malnlands ~ SAN
ratrfio aud %uoees cesnueH
This WORT Hll he stsfied Ha spon
HH fNr NiNNH Hf' approved Hnh diHpflH
20 81
The two bond laHire DOB IafallA
County were rs,n hnndsoms major
h ai ~ poiis iu're beine onif on'
dlaaent'0a poir Dsat aFainai tns go
ono iaaue 30 rrsrin.i 80 =
A,,solos : 8. s~8 Of n,
DnWfni.slunrfa rsufi w. ~
iho igo0oo election will br used to
construct uon ~ the Southern
Nau0ni IiienHat which plmoa
nnurh tnu county Th, $4,000 la
900 rai hs drsoioa 81 fnsd imrrotr
neui g,nupN % ihs entire county
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

Continued Coughs Culda and bronchial
lronlacs are dcpressinF and weaken the
system l'oss ~ weight and appetite
SrnomllN follow Got sos bottle ~
hr Kings New discovery to-day. II
will stop your eoUgh Tho first dose
helps The best medicine for stub.
born Coughs. Coids ANA an Throat ana
l.ung Troubles Mr. a. "a lSry,wn.
Muscatino Ala, writes -My wife WAS
sick durlng the hot summer months
and ! honestly believe nr kings New
Discovery SAVED her ME" Good Tor
splldren SOC and siao. az your Drug
giss Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

Cures Stubborn. itohy Sam Troubles
DDWi scratch ufsoif Co., p,.ra
90 often h'ari fam anfferer SD sr
fDma fttisr loh and mmHat shn
inpiionH lNnt SCRATCH stop tb,
iiumne ai mce WITH nr ii0nHon.n
Eefoman ointment lla nmt lnrnn
iiVp starts hoaunr Tho itod it.urh
HDalf ltrhing Hun lg Hunihri hl th,
irfHnr and Ceninr Medicine Nfa
w. A. mufeidt uo0h leland. lu, alto,
.n nr ilnhsen asomt ointment
un'' "rhis be- the n nmr ln mn,
Nont mto hu,u fr,e ffUm th, dread
W nmont OnuauitrA .uD at ,npf
Druggist Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
Cotton Rsalon aullstln

for lho 20 hours ending june asa
90 r'mp,mtur, changes have bceu
slisht durne thc mst 20 hours ln the
'oliNn hei Precipitation has oocut
80 in ana tho districts except thr Wn
mingtnn ana ATLANTA
Courtesy of Corpus CHRISTI Cotton
tNehAher. = ~ iuyd mauaeerA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
DOMESTIC spor MARKETS

NEW YORK Tone quiet. 10 points
down mdline iaese sales nome
NEW ORLEANS Tone steady. un
ehaneed' niddling "a a.4c. salcs gaso
DALLAS Zone steady. unchanged
middlins ! is-iee sales none.
HOUSTON Tone quiet. unchanged
miadling ia 1sc., sales none.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
Late Markets
kANsAs ~ lVrsrook

~ N""TT| ITIW INV"
KANSAS CRY Juno iiOHs re
0nlpie aano mHrkot hlnhei mdt %
valea. 500 10 SEQ
CATTLE roeelpla 5000 mnrkrt eteai,
southern stcors noo Al SEQ
Nheer rreoIpis. 5000 amhs to H
500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
foRr woRrH LIVESTOCK

-
f'l'l WNRfh, june Cattle ~
ooipts gtoo .nfkci UNCHANGED
neevoa ago e. f5b
ilogH roeolpig 500 maikgl ad,ane
at i've GENTS hulh of sbles sos u
$40
shesp reoo,pis eeea merket ACTIVE.
nmhs sa IL 500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
NEED GRAIN GATHERING AsMy

ANSoN, Tex, jams : II thc cnorm.
"nA grain crop ~ this section Is Is W.
sathclo,A thousalNi farm hands an.
needed az once fpr this work The
lasr downpours ~ rain upon the large
sgfease makes the demand an lmper
alive one
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
roo LATE 10 CLASSIFY.

t"h SALE Cheap my three room
A"ns' a' Calalien built 10 move. Also
numerous household articles House s
pf'cticA.N new Address 4. swenson.
'"'A"'n Texas 643-Y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

klN6SNutE Tex Juuc rhr
puhh, sef'I.e automobile duN,rs bore
were husy owanilv cirpnhuns pe
ui.ou 3ddr,ssDl o cos, count, eom
mis~ionera ashlns that certain bld
spots in thv rnd between kinss,iH
ami bishop Bee repaired rho p,uuon
was literally signrd % s reported
Chat the commissioners win eNc tht
matter immediate attention within
their Jurisdiction as thc klcncre cuun
~ line rnns about midway hctwrrn mo
twn towns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

con account or sssttrdt, be,ne Icr
Davis birthday 20 lreai honday u
l"uisiaut thc Sow Orleans future
markci CLOSED hui husiness WAS doue
~ uannL Do ihn annl n.LAol
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
COTTON
AT rhE CLOSE.


Futures
LIVERPOOL Opened casy Co
polnie down elosel steaa, 60 als
points duwn spot matkct tome ets,
fait Acmand 10 pmnia down mlaaline
3d sslcs 5000
Nl'W york opara stead, "a
rHhH down clased barely steady. un
ehNhsod a. points down
Following are The opening hlrh. low
ana cloaloe quotations un tho New
York. ana Now Orleans cutton eN
ehange,
Now York
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

..n.s',d va .he Monlrd ana Brady
ilttft.s nprnr thc coming SIX
months. tho steam nnr Win devote tbs
'frr Hm Nf m colonization efforts
f" r,N's whore cmmonsc crops are ex-
.'.fai tal- yetr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
KINGSVILLE BUDGET i.

The knssvrle 90 Caller Dstnod
Will publication knasviie
local Tor Caller Subscribers get
daY Caller az ths place Sunday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

iiinn ioniins nnd sW,N CHuplHl
sidn,, Allen. lie rhamnn rbou,
500 aua $40 h.aek n wr+t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

Corpus christi barbecue stand tit
Lawrence So frc-h narhceur Meat
speciality Short ordcs ~ UI
kluda hlouh .. north
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
Wal PAPER AND PAINT.

mm'ns A. James stock uneNcollod In
south Texas enc Schuzru Phone
s-o block 90 north.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
Many Men Boast That That They Know Every Nook and Corner
- Of Their CitV
of Their City

But oa ut ter
nua
directory thH
mwmbe tondah bloc number ind directions for
Is he east dChpa tree
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

y - rnmercl In nllroad Wireless here
'hA' the hond holders q thc New or.
leans. Texas and Mexico Railway.
whsvh includes the Brownsville road.
nave iiled foreciosure proceedings Al
Ne" orleans ami that the fsaaa ns-
tween New Orleans ANA Brownsville
~'H ,ut rrom the old frlsco arranre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04
Broadway Property
At a Bargain

flflyfoot lot east front.
extending through the block
with eighty two feet front on
Liberty street making nearly
three lots Tor $4,000. Terms
$4,000 down. balance in ? and
years "a q per cent Paved
street and park on broadway ana
street ears on the west side Of
the block cheap property for
close in stuff Beautiful view.
ON the market only for few
days
e, T. MsRRlmAN. Agent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-04

koadmastcr Frank SPARKS of che
brownsville road spent Nrsicrda, AZ
NingsNsllo Ma sparks has super
Vlsion over tho trsck between sutton
and Vanderbilt and stated chat the
mgh water dN NOT reach fir enough ln
mis- d'ree'ion to disturb the trark un.
der hls conirol
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-28
Army DEFEATS
navy 20 TO 0

Philadelphia. Nov. 2S.-The West
Point Cadets defeated the Annapolis
midshipment 20 to Q in their annual
game on Franklin field this after
noon. The score was represeted by
three touchdowns and a safety. The
game was one sided, the Army show
ing superior power in carrying the
ball and in defending their goal.
There was muca 1axness Of play
during the game and the forward
passing by both sides as rule was
poor. The Navy apaepred very weak
on the defense and rarely held the
Army when it tried to penetrate the
Sailors line or go round the ends.
The Army's victory makes the record
of the two teams a tie, each now hav-
ing won nine games, with one game
a tie.
The usual spectacular demonstra
ton followed the game, with the en-
thusiastic gray-clad Army Cadets the
central figures. They planted the
black. gold and grey, their academy
colors. in the center of the field, then
formed circle that was as wide as
the breadth OF the field. There was
tCoatisued on page ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-28
UNION BENEFITS
are GUT down
GRADUALLY

The benefits for the strikers in
District No. Is are to be gradually
cut down from now on. Fifty cents
has already been trimmed off the
weekly allowance Of each man, and
it was announced this morning when
the mob gathered at union hall on
church street that probably next
week fifty cents more would be chop
ped off. This indicates that the
benefits will soon cease.
A number of the organizers have
already left the district and others
have arranged to get out between
now and January l. When all the
heads have gone and are at safe
and discreet distance then the word
will be passed out that the strike is
off. The poor deceived victims of
the agitators' war will howl their
heads off and the local men left to
face the storm will pass the buck
along and fix the responsibility on
the man who is far away. The trou-
BILE makers of the union will then
migrate to other fields and start a
strike and proceed to pocket some
more pickings.
When the SO cents a week was
chopped off the benefits Of each man
recently there was almost riot, but
a silvery tongued pacitier quelled
the uprising by promising that the
men would get their original amount
next time. Before the next time
rolled around the silvery tongued
paymaster had fled and his under
study declared he had no instruc-
tions to give the men what they de.
manded. Another row resulted and
a second silvery tongued conciliator
was called in. This man told the
slaves that an extra assessment was
to be levied on the working miners
in the east, and that the full amount
would be paid next time" Lo and
behold when the next time rolled
around again this man had also fled
the district.
The men were in an ugly mood
this morning when the paymaster
showed up. There were number
of names on the rolls-of men who
are no longer receiving benefits and
this left over fund is divided up
among the organizers, according to
to one slave. who seemed to be crab
bing the loudest.
The extra names are turned in
every week and the performance Of
dividing up the surplus is gone thru
everv week. This. it is charged, is
the easy graft" that the local lead
ers realize out of the benefit distri-
button.
Benefits for the men who are act
ing the part Of strikers in lieu of
the desertion of the real strikers will
be cut off soon. lust as soon as the
non resident double crossers can get
out of the district.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-28
Loss of Kaiser
Wilhelm, Crosse
Is Reported

Paris, Nov. 2S.-A dispatch 10 the
Matiue from Petrograd states that 1t
is reported there that the German
ha,tleship Wilhelm Der Crosse struck
mine aud sank in the Baltic, but
adds that there is no official con-
tirmation of the rumor.
The baelueship Kaiser Wilhelm
psr Crosse, evidentnly referred to
IN the Matint dispatch, is one OF Ger
many's old battleships. having been
,.t,1t in 1901. The warship is OF
1890 tons displacement and carries
=, crew of 65S men. Her main bat
tery is composed Of four 9.4-;nch
s.,,ns md fourteen 6-inch guns.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-28
BRITAIN FACES THE
MOST SERIOUS CRISIS
Of HER HISTORY
Uprising in Egypt ana ~s ''s'' essions Likely
to Weaken Empire in It's onaggle Against
the Teuton. Conflicting Reports of Fighting
in East and West War Zones


to
in
on the Suez canal
opposed long lines of British
II is
Turke world
ehaveb dissensicn in India
eshp
Baltic
herew confirmation the report.
An
vaded Turke indication of the
situation in Russian Poland much OF mystery
overwhelmed Germans but they confirmed officially
nothing decisive blow
continued
fighting limited
The Belgium.
English channel
nouncement 4
three breas,t
others The German artillery fire
sever French
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-28
MyRON HERRICK
QUITS DIPLOMATIC
POST IN FRANCE

Paris, Nov. 2S.-Myron T. Her
rick. the retiring American ambassa-
dor to Paris, accompanied by Mrs
Herrick and the members of the fam
lily. left Paris for Hayrc this morning
where they will take the steamer
Rochambcau for New York.
a special car was placed at ;holr
dist osal hy the French government.
Nearly all the Americans remaining
in Paris, both men and women,
crowded the Invalides station to bid
farewell to the retiring diplomat,
There were present also a number
OF prominent French officials anu
some wcll-known British residents.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-28
TURKEY WILL
Be GOOD FROM
THIS TIME ON

Washington. Nov. 2S.--Turkey has
assured the United States that mails
pie and the consulates scattered thru
out the country will be safeguarded.
In us much as dispatches have been
coming through in code from Ambas-
sador hIorgenthau and other agents
in the Ottoman empire. 1t appears
that the vigorous protests OF the
United States against the proposal of
the Porte to restrict code comnuni-
cation between ncutraIs nave been
effective.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-28
Statement SHOWS
CONDITION OF
RESERVE BANKS

Washington, Nov. 2S.-The state
ment Of the condition of the " fed
eral reserve banks issued today and
showing operations up to the close
of business yesterday, discloses that
the resources of the banks have in
creased in one week about $23,0UO,-
600. No report by districts was Is
sued. The consolidated statement
follows: 80
Resources
Gold coin and certifi-
Gates W ,Sfo,u""
Legal tender, notes, sill
YER certificates and
subsidiary coin =. .. 34.630,000
Total .... -. $262,47O, 900
Bills discounted and
loans -. - ....$ 1,3S3, 900
All other resources ... $4,000
Total resources ..$27O,01S.o00
Liabilities.
Capital paid in ......$ 1S,O50.OOO
Reserve deposits $500. 249, ,ooO
Federal reserve notes in
circulation 200, 900
Total liabilities $270, ,01S 5000
Gold reserve against all liabili-
ties 80 per cent.
Cash reserve against all liabilities
1o4 per cent.
Cash reserve against all liabilities
after setting aside 40 per cent gold
reserve against federal reserve notes
in circulation 103.70 per cent.
Discount and loan maturities with
in 80 days S5.SS7.00o.
Within sixty days S1,O91,OO
Other $4,000.
Total $1,3S3. .O0U.