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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
NORWICH TOWN
Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church and Choir at SheIterina Arms Junior c. E. Society Graduates Four Tourists Pleasure Marred by Suf- frasettes.

There was evening prayer and an address by Rev. J. Eldred Brown at the Sheltering Arms Sunday afternoon, The address was from the Lords prayer, Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done. The meaning of the king dom of God having been made clear, he said. Christ's words. Behold the kingdom of God is within you" show that Christianity, good will, virtue. Christian love come first in the indi- vidual and through him permeate the church. In the early history of the , church it would be said. See how these Christians love one another" Later the world seeming hopelessly wicked, the thought was to save their own souls by prayer and retirement to monastery and convent
 There was failure of the church to care for the large part of the world upon which Christ placed so much em- phasis> Environment in character building is important, but out of good environment sometimes has come a very bad character. Other organiza- tons than the church make a part stand for the whole. The coming of that kingdom of which Christ speaks so often must be through His church.
 Hymns precious to the Christian were sung the closing number being Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name, Miss Dorothy MeClenathan accom- panying on the piano. Members of the choir were Miss Blackstone. Miss Sco- field, MT. and Mrs. Walter M. Buck ingham and MT. Carlyle.
 Suffrauettes Cause Tourists Djsap-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

ed to find that the picture galleries. churches and the British Museum, which some had never seen, were closed to the public because of the suf- fragettes. It has been impossible in any way to gain admittance in order to see the noted paintings
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
City Bible Class Takes Summer Recess

At it's regular session on Sunday at the Central Baptist church the City Bible class had an attendance of 5S men and was taught by Rev. Welcome E Bates of Mystic. This was the last meeting of the class for the summer as it has voted to discontinue It's ses- sions until the second Sunday in Sep tember
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Always Lead to Better Health.

Serious sicknesses start in disorders of the stomach. liver and kidneys. The best corrective and preventive is Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They purify the blood, prevent constipation, keen liver, kidneys and bowels in healthy condition. Give you better health by ridding the system of fermenting and gassy foods. Effective and mild 25c, at your druggist.
 Bucklen's Arnica Salve for all hurts,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

Mrs. l.. A. Grzywacz of Hartford has been a recent guest of her mother, Mrs Fanny Holmes of East Town street and while here attended the exercises at the Normal Training school in Will limantic Thursday. Her daughter. Miss Leona Grzywacz, spent the week end here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Good Crops in South Dakota.

John H. Durr of Bellefourche, s. D., a former resident of Norwich Town, writes that crops are better there than for two years past. owing to frequent rains this season. This fact causes an increase of business fin other lines
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

Brideeport.-Mrs.L Louis Kronish, 30, whose husband is a carpenter, of 621 Pembroke street, became the mother Sunday of her third pair of twins. Mrs kronish and her new children, a son and daughter. are progressing favor ably.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

Mrs F. w. Barber and daughter, Miss Marjorie Barber. of Plain Hill, were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs Harry Stott in Franklin.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Fox Got Isaac Geer's Turkeys.

TUX Oot Isaac GeeTs UrKoys,
 Isaac G. Geer of Ledyard lost 19 young turkeys by foxes. recently The turkeys weighed about a pound each. They were cooped up at night. but the young ones got out early in the morning and were captured. James Belden set traps. but the fox was sly and black skunk was caught instead.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

Miss Bertha Smith, of Waltham. Mass. came Friday to visit her brother and sister-in-law. MT. and Mrs. Con- verse Smith of Town street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

Louis Olsen of the Scotland road was in Bozrah on a fishing trip, Fri day, which proved most successful.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

Mrs. Louis Olsen and Mrs. Susie Lillibridge of the Scotland road at tended the Social Corner picnic at South Coventry lake Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Addressed Mems Club.

Rev. G. H. Ewing of Elm avenue was in Griswold Friday evening and gave an address before the mems club of Pachaug Congreg egational church.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
News from All Points.

Mrs. Adelbert F. Geer of the Scotland road is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. Hazard Tucker of Scotland.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Kitchenware Department

Unusual ysaving opportu- mites in Oil Stoves, Window Screens, Galvanized Tubs. Wash Boilers. Tea Kettles and Kitch- enware of all kinds.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Women's Suits and Dresses

h this department there are un- usual money-saving opportunities in Wcmen's Tailored Suits and Women's Dresses.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Other Special Values

There are many other special values throughout the Store - Ribbons Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Small Wares, Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Carpet Department

Remarkable values in Draperies. Curtains, Carpets. Rugs, Oil Cloths. Linoleums. Porch Screens, Hammocks, Etc
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Silks and Dress Goods

Many remarkable Iues in Silks and Dress Goods, both black and colored. in all this seasons new est weaves and colorings.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Wash Goods Department

This department offers many splendid values in Staple and Novelty Wash Fabrics in a big variety of kinds-and at decided reductions
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

Suffrasettes Cause Tourists Disap-
 pointment.
 Local residents who are spending the summer in Europe are disappoint-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30
Domestic Department

Extraordinary values in Sheet ings, Pillow Cases. Sheets. Bed Spreads, Comfortables, Blankets, Towels, Toweling, Napkins and Table Linens.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

who was statcd at Mr KleDcre's side
BE- presented him with The Masonic
chnin a. a fift from his admitting
/ fticbas ~ klpGntllie. col allie arose
+ 10 the 0ccssi0a OVEN delWed win
emotion and ~ mot hitting tflk
thanked hip friends fDr tie ait which
he stated he priaei 20 highly eal ms
that he loved Ids friends la islngsFilir
ard hoped he would always b. eorthA
% tho sincere filendship Of all those
prtaont he tod how surprised he
was. that he had come frsm Houston
"a spend the day with his good friend
a. =. El.boGr Aud had net expected
~ ~ the rscii tens n sHch an hon
Jadpt Pollnia ttcn arose and spoks
~ tho wish ~ go mnuy kiugrt lll
fficnda ~ street. tir kioDerg un hif
birthday an1 presented 60 him ca b'aHt
tlfn silver loving cup with tie ennt
~ arms ~ AT klcb'rr'H mother upon
a. Ne spike fealinRly ~ tho occasion
Nr kisDera was immensely uleas~d
Nith tho remembrance ard admired The
hrautifui Kilt saylnE that Do loved 10
think N true friendship lie made
most hitting talk achnowied sing the
xift presented ~ one that was highly
Appreciated and stated tho happy oc-
caaion would long boz remembered 1y
hm.
fudge Pollard after Mr Klohcrr'r
ialh. asked those present 90 riGr nnd
10 drink "a tooat with water % Mira
kinA aud With bcautifui words told
how ihia Frond womin. pioneer Of
Trsas was hDnored and hD~ she wouin
fer he remembered iy all
After ihr simmer iho rntite pNrty ~
rairrd Ia the beautiful psrlois ~ che
nnw home. whof. thcy enjoyed musie
q Mexican orchestra and sang old
mmiHsr SONGS. Ali. sicbcrg tosk
number of che patty Through the beau
iifai hcmf that has just been complet-
40 md showed them the simple in.suls
~ q true Texas hume Everywhere D.
the reminder If she Toya8 patriot ant
"A reminder ~ Texas history The flai
that Mr kleh"rg'a fathof teuehi foi
ana guarded has not been forgot 10 o.
hls beautiful hfme
Those who attended bcsldog M hn
Mrs u = kirberH's home guests wh0
wore, MI and Mrs JEFF y Miil,r OF
iiHuHiOn Texas Mr ana Alrr HI .hsrf
King and daughter Minerva King 90
ia Ruorin jno q Kennedy ~ slrita
frNaa and Edward q, Kioberr ana
Richard King Jf. ~ Corpus Christi.
were q. N. fhtn. Jr.. g. u Fl4tn So
D. a. Sims, Jr. Dr =. r. Chl dicr
Prof r N Colaon., Siam 81 Rael4nd.
r"1aur l>ichetg g. l.. klehrrE. N C
prnreti Ben " Wilson. D. w rarlter
" " Young, a. q. Mocknn. T. ~
House ~ IT, Jersig. j. - Tnnrmn
Geo &. Hoffman y t. Hoffman. q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
MANY NOTADLES ON
THE FIRING LINE
WITH THE FRENCH
-FOUR DESCENDANTS OF FORMER
PRESIDENTS IN ARMIES.
Former Premier ard Many Cabinet
Msmtsrs Have sons Who Are
Seeing Service.

. ny AMNGfIlfHn ittna
PARIS ibDc ~ -Nnmea which have
become famous In fseeut French his
tory appear daily lu dispatches from
lhe front Descendants ~ four former
presidents ~ the French ncplbiic arc
nrhting in the Hrmles They are
i.azarO ilippoiyts sagl Garnet whp is
malor lu Hu Infantry regiment
fiaude carimir- pcrlei. VINO l- lieu
tenant in an Infantry rrrimeni and
recently WIS wounded tbc Duke 81
Magenta g son % Marshal Mne hahen.
q bilgadier general and Paul Loubet.
m infantry lieutenant
Former premier AID cablroi minis
tcfs are represented ty sons. For In
stance Rene Eiyianis two sons have
seen hard service. one ot them having
benn wounded while IN" other disap-
poarcd after a battle ia Beigium Paul
puumef. who was candidate fof the
presidency has gultefed severely, boih
~ his SONS having beer wounded and
one ~ them having since died rom
tho effects ~ bis inluros sons ~
Thsophns Deicnfsc ara Gahnel iiano
nnN hate been w0undsd
Many frmot mfNht1R sena,ofs and
lruuiies have taicn' ud rtifc service
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
PERSONAL MENTION

nr and Mrs W T. Carruih have Tee
turned from III Paso where they visit
ed their daught'r.
chas. T. Mncmanus of Bishop is ln
the city on "a short business trlp
Jonas Wen left last night for san
Antonio on "a shout business trip.
Miss Marie Trouiman loft yesterday
ior Los Angeles and Denver inr q scN B.
oral weeks visit with relatives
n N Harrison ~ Ceddredro McNico
is visitor IN ne city, stoppiae at the
Nucces.
Mr. and Mrs y. A. williamson and
son, nnly. Of Florence. Colorado. ar,
tourists in tho city. stopping az thu
Suoocs.
J. c. Mcdowell, prominent oil cp-
orator OF T1ttsburg Pa. IS In tho eity
on a business trip.
l. L Garrett and j. L. Turnball OF
beaumont. officials for the Guffey
Company are In the city on business
mission.
W. r. Jones and c. y. Campbell OF
San Antonio we're among yesterdays
arrivals at the Nucces
u s. Bosworih of Syracuse. New
YORK is in the city on business trip
stopping al the Nueces.
For the first time this week Sheriff
~ -. Wright yesterday was able e.
leave his bed. lie expects 20 be ahl-
TO return 70 his office during the carly
part OF next week
city Secretary r. j. Mullcan yes
terday was confined 20 his apartments
at the Tourist Hotel. suffering with al
slight attack Of IA grippe
W r. Peters OF Bonavidos Is In the
city on n short business tsip stopping
at the SucCcs.
w. H. Klett 81 TAFT. salesman for tho
TAFT Packing Company wss IN the city
yesterday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

KNOXVILLE Dec. ii--A catherine
Il friends that viii long BE- remembered
~ all who attended. wan tbs Elrthdat
llnrcr given az fhs beautiful Santa
Jestfudsr Ranch h.me o. Airs. a. ~
Klna. 20 Robot J klebrfR. b. a NUN
per 81 his friends ia klngsyiilc Join.
"a by his guests jeff y Miner ~ lious.
ION. mo - Kennedy u Sarita. Edward
e. Klcbcfs Of cofpus fhflst.. Richard
king and Richard K,ag, H., o. Ia
pueIta.
Mi kieberg's friends took The oppor
,nnlty al this flme also 90 present "a
that fnelllaf and wall beloied pioneer
VI kiugtslliea enriy days JET n NH
ief. q beautiful aiaaoplc charm.
The party assembled az the klucr,
villc Lumber rompuns'a plficsa ln
klnEssllic ~ s.se D. m. Monday sven
ing aud rode out a. tbs Santa Gcrtfuais
Ranch Ia automobiles. Nr klcbcfg
was moi aware ~ their coming and
wag Bufpfifrd 10 see 40 many 81 hiH
kifgEsille frienda greet him. After
"a plcasan, half hour the party was
invited 20 the dining room WHERE Il
course dinner was served The table
Wan Beautifully decorated with flowers
ana ribbons at each plate we're Hief-
Ink silver pcncila az fnSnra from the
host aud dinnergfam or Conundrun a.
solve. which oecaHloncd muah nnusr-
mont during the evening. button hole
bouquets Of artificial holly were At
ench plate The dinner wl,a q tftnt "f
ili kinds Of good ihinga GO eat win
villa turkr, and quail comI usinr ihs
principal rOufne
After tbe dlnnef had been aort0d
Judge Claud Pollard Genmni Nibrus
u The 81 l.epis, brownsville a. sif.lyt
RAILWAY arose and mace short t,lk
"iiching "a the value % friendship ana
hAracter. and stated Tint the rathrl
MS was 60 manlfnHt friendship and
ionof character lie rfaeiously told
4 how man WIS known hy The mum
,er ~ bis friends and told how Col
left \. Miller, pioneer railroad build-
" wna known and loved ~ this com
nuniiy q" voiced The continents III
hose present by saying how they Val.
lef The friendship ~ men like "
'iillor and NJ klebris. and then 60
he complete surprise ~ ~. Miller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
GERMAN WOUNDED
WELL CARED FOR;
MANY HOSPITALS
AT oLEiWiTz AND cosEL HOS
PITFALLS ARE CROWDED,
Soldiers Were Worn Hasgard sno
Suffering Leno Before Wounded.

By Aayosiate1 Freas-
GLEIWlTZ, Germany Dec. H.
N,y courier 90 Hoilandi The hospitals
u Gieisitz and Cos.l. filled mainly with
wounded from the battles before Ivan
sorod afl Warsaw present striking
contrasts 70 those farther from the
front. which are not 80 nnhttfactiye.
Here are gathered men who are
worn haggard ana Suffering long be
fore they were wounded. Many Of
Them had not removed their clothing
flr four or five weeks. and had slept
ln mud and nlth. Water was scarce
and rood scarcer a large number
iay IN tao fields for day or two
iftcr baing injured before receiving
medical attention. Followed then By
4 Journey u a DAY or more IN Joiting
neakintA carts and three or four days
nerve. racklng riding on railway trains
until the base hospitals finally were
reached
Those delays caused az least ninety
PER cent on the wounds 90 be come IN
frctol. making the problems of the sur
seons more diffcuit Every effort is
np,ic ln.thc American hospitals 10 save
~ many uinhs az possible regardless
si tiy.. leDgtb ~ time the patient must
b. kent. 10 the correspondent Of The
Associated Press. were pointed out
several men. VINO the surgeon said
could have been discharged days be-
iofo Il nmnuta,inn had been resorted
TO- 1901 bono and skin grnf;ing Ia
thought 10 bee more humane even
though 10 takes longer
4, fla m, r.nertion unon the German
ranltnry arrangements that the wound
od suffer az they do on the western
front conditions arc better. The
wounded in France and Belgium come
hack iapldty o. comfortable beds in
field ANA base hospitals and receive
speedy treatment which heads or in
lection. The wounded who are expect
ed today or tomorrow from the battle
naIdp nst across the Russian frontier
win h. in far better shape than their
prcdcoe.sorl hecaus. they hive been
vourdod bat few miles from good
German roads ana Jew hours from
clean hospital beds and adequate medi-
cal care.
OnI5 il few of the wounded will die
Nearly an win rrcover eventually. al
thouah recovery can not proceed. nor
broken bones Knit. until suppuration
ceases Many ~ them will apend
Christmas .n the hospitals Some can
write postcards read the daily war
bulletins. play checkers or even shut.
fio about the wards and corridors
Almost an can eat and the dietary
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

A word coined by the auto.
-,oblle industry 10 express a new
idea roadabilily.
!, describes a quality possessed b
the Chalmers "ligh, Sn in a ueslu
degree than am Of the cars iha, pre-.
tend to compete in the same pricc eIss
h means ability on the road"
combination Of power, speed, stead
ness, easy-ndmg. holding the rcd
getting you there and back.
"Roadabih,y" makes the 'Edx
SIX" car OF cars for touring. Iss
you can nde al day and DIVE il
day. too without fatigue. You
nerves are not irayed by Vibration
your body is not wcaned by los snd
jars.
And this same "roadsbhy" .
equally desirable for the man wis
doesn care to tour ex,enavely-ba
wants car OF comfort and satisfaction
for general use.
Put any Light SN" under $1,000
to the real test OF touring. Then cone
trylhe Chalmers Light Sn"--,hs "m'
manufactured complete IN tie
Chalmers plant and lean for yousd
its in-built 'roadabliiy".
1915 Light Six, $3.50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

49, --aa-->fss-s-e
under murterous fire, at each ehares
The other column which suffered
was tho Austrs German force teylro 20
outtlsnk the Russian loft tlAnks south
et craseVs. Here the Russians elairr,
they thsrssivs. Attsakss, defeating thu
A1ssre Germans ard taking two thsa.
ssrd prisoners.
Nsthins 10 knsvsr 81 the osr-rsn al.
vance In pietrks~ and cxsnsssshs.,s
distr'ets EXCEPT that the Husslsns' %.
Hsisl statement ssys "er other nsr,
Of the front no sa5ttansial chara.
were made
Military critics assert thst tne ehesL
'r repulst 81 any ere German column
must ei'e-t shs whole German pisn.
wheh was formidable eerssrs.sn
neNerent seeking 70 sssturs Warsa~
hrd tor the relief 81 cracos~. IL e-ob.
Ahis~iil ~ soras eayh Hrs~ss.r eaters
the rssut ii sressr asfinitsfss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

Local forecast Tor today. cloudy and
warmer light northerly winds
Temperature wind and prcclpta-
uon records for the " hours ending at
, m
Temperature. lowest 40 highest IS
az p. m IS Wind velocity at p m.
Is miles per hour from the North.
state Of weather cloudy Precipitation
none, Relative humidity &C per cent.
Barometrical rcadirg at p m. re-
ducod % sea Level and corrected for
temperaturN s0lA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
NOTED OIL EXPERT VISIIEB
WHITE POINT FIELD
FRIDAY WITH WALLACE


ate nelghboihond, aH appears Nl.hln
thc range of probability, sou arc oing
90 haNc tho greatest nianulact ilni
Combination iu the world -chrop luu
aud water transportation" b. said
ANA I am confident that Your Held
viii be brought Ia. IL uuiy msais thr
expenditure OF money, ener<, nnd
hrana, ana the Ircper attitude upon
the part ~ your property owners. who
should hc glad 90 accept TIE uHual 70,
atty of ono-ciEhth."
lie spoke 81 the manufacture of gas
oline from natural gas, saying that the
nrcceaH. which invoices compression
aud distillation, was very profitable
whcrc the gas was rich IN organic mat
ter, but that he had no method ~ de-.
ictminlne the properties OF the Whit,
Point oil NO analysis having been sl,rn
him lilo said It was apparently a dry
Sas without any admixturc Of sulphur.
and that the water now In the vast ora
ter. which Mas widsnad 10 Between two
ana thr,S nanhtsa feet IN diameter
NAs pfohAniy from ssrAtn nsAr the sar.
FAoe, Certainly not IRON, beneath the
eAa rtck He also told Of the manu- /.
fkctnrw OF carbon lamp black and said
49, 'r*+>@t<< 49, a~'a hui00&n .ilA&i
burrtesa siraost choksd OF from air
20 ~ TO deposit a thick coating % car.
Ron on q revolving ~hesl from witch
u WIS SYSTEMATICALLY scrapsl eould y.
converted lnih this v,i~ genvrAllN usNi
| prdu,t az handSonl, profit
Nit Mcdowell IL Interested m hun.
drds ~ natural gas properties. And D.,
has been one az the IA, 81 extensive nn.
cl'a"iH ln The Material sas fleld ln th
eeurtr, lle thihhs ru we'll - IN ctr
ruA ,hrlsu prnpus,,iuu tliat b Wu
pr'hahiN dirct thv desiinles ID ihc e..
4 plui,niiun wurk To- hc undyr,al,cn D.,
\ An Nullltce and hir a.euciates. a,
I SAYS that nloss conditions ar, va
inisieadlns, Srtat wealth b. nein. r,
\ i~sue trm thc earth ia south roNas
lserv aud c'srwhero.
II itesent IA tho dinner last nisht a.,
\ slide tse h'st amt Nr Mcdowell. WI,
II lyaNss ier ivnum this moralug. wei
II Henry - Mcdonald ~ q papr. IA 4
II : lohU loe iirs,h TO, Alllier L.. {,
\ Wells 1ohu " saslon alud j 4. Raid
n Win
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
MEXICAN FlIIbUSTfRS
ARRESTED AT FALLEN
MEN ARRESTED PAD eRoNg pa.
ROLE GRANTED AT hloAleo.

hi,oWNSNiil.E. D,.e a. AIakr
ArsAro Moruln and CAPTAIN Gmlhu
lil'rNna werv ara'stvd az McAlln a..
d'1N ~ Dsgpty Magrhal sam Mckemsi,
ana hr'asht herc aud tlll,d. Thc> arr,
two ~ the ihrtc flllhaStct@ who hrakr
thelr rAfelv a lll,tsiao hss week.
Sis % theft comnaniins were sen.
tenevd 70 siNtk dave ia lsil hv bese,,.l
Judge liurns Yesterday.
Margaln Was ss.4.e..-.a ,hree ,n,,s
ako Oh = einAl.4r ehaIse
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
"rhls Date In History"
December IL.


lsss--Cromwell DECLARED Lord Pro
teotor Of England. and Pariia-
nent dissolved
i'n--Aexander selkirk. the original
~ Robinson Crusoe" died pnrn
1876
lIS'- ieunsylvania ratified =. $ con.
su'ution, 90 "a =. second state
- du So.
iSoi~ spain declared war agninat
Great Britain
is'o- j II Rainey ~ South Carolina.
frst nceno member of Congress
sworn in
N'V- Mouimedy surrendered hv tha
French % Germans. with c. guns
and 5000 prisoners.
ieFi-Slr John Thompson. Canadian
renter died Suddenly at wind
son Castle, whilc visiting queen
Nietoria
Capitalization TREATY between A. =
ana Ensiand siErcd at Washing
tom
1910 Edward ponslas~ White Of ou.
isinna uom.aatsd Geo be Chi.f
Justice 90 e.. = Supr,ni. Court
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
Anusu

Amusu.
Trcs 90 Hearts Fourteenth in-
stalmcni in the great serial of a fight
Tor lie and love
'frefflc in llahies.' An L-KO 81
lauEhs and tears.
Lyric.
Goodbye summer" Niiograph spe-
cid feature IN two acts with Norma
Talmadge and Antonio Moreno.
sophie and the Man Of her Choice
EssanRy
Jimmy the Porter selig farce
comedy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

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