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Cbe CbeaterS
AT THE PRINCESS.

With the mid week change at the Princess comes one of the greatest variety bills of many weeks headed by one of the really big animal acts on the present day stage Raad's Musical Comedy Dogs, in musical dramatic mental and acrobauc work, is one of the most sensational ami maj acts Princess patrons have seen. This splendid troupe of dogs do their stunts without the promptiug5 of whip or threats. The musical dog, who plays the bells in duo with his master and never makes mistake, is one of the wonders of the age 1t is an act that is sure to please the children and cause the grownups % marvel
 On Saturday Manager owens will offer special women's and chil- dren's matinee, with two or three acts especially designed to please the little folks.
 Vera de Bassinl programmed the Italian Nightingale, is a sweet singer with a captivating personality that makes her a wiasome figure before the footights She will offer but three numbers, but all are worthy and will make her auditors eager for more. She has a voice of consider able range, which she demonstrates in her first offering, namely, Arditis '7l ,Bacio.' Her second number, ~Coaing Thro' the Rye" will undoubt- edly win her name and create a lot of favorable comment. She will close her act initiating a violin, which is a feature worthy of special men, ton. Miss de Bassini formerly was a member of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Co,
 Without any attempt at a plot, but with the full Sntent merely to amuse, the Mimic Four will do lot of airy onthingness that makes people laugh immoderately The personnel of this act consists of two men and two wom- en, and these four will present quartette of unsurpassable funmak- CTS, likewise fine singers and danc- CTS. They are not mere phonographs, reproducing what somebody else has made a hit with, but they, one and ali, shine by tleir own light They are genuinely funny people and there is something funny doing every sec ond they occupy the stage
 An act with a laugh ia every line will be presented by the Livingston Comedy Trio. So if you are troubled with the blues" | would advise you to Ipay this h0puNr playhouse a vitis the first opportunity that pre-. sents itslef. They are the most clev- CT gymnasts patrons of this theater have seen for some time and are also known to be such among vaudeville circles. Their work teens with or iginality and cleverness and they will provide tea minutes of good enter tainment which will be enjoyed by the kiddies as well as the grown-ups
 Stanley and Conoyer present a group of three dances, one tango, one
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NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

To those who have read from time to time the stories Of the work of the New York "tirebugs," the Pathe Weekly that comes to the New Cen tral today will have specia interest, for in the same, among other world wide features of interest. is a scene showing a block of tenement houses afire, the result of the "firebugs :" The Pathe Weekly today is of spe- cial interest and it takes one to all parts of the world
 There are three other great pie lures on the program, so you cannot help but be pleased Done in the Biograph's best style, there is a drama that depicts mother love, en- titled An Hour of Terror and those who have been watching the "Vice Trust and White Slavery will appreciate this offering To inter- sperse the program here is crack ing good comedy "A Deal in Real Estate" while Selig offers the TO- nance of the week, "Cupids Ca price" If you enjoy the movies" here is one program you should see.
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with great enthusiasm, and is q much more pretentious act than the Dance of the Bogie Man of last year. Featuring Mir, Harry l.. Ford, pre- mier soft shoe dancer, formerly of the Al G. Field and the Dockstader minstrels, assisted by an octette of soft shoe, eccentric and buck and wing corps hard to beat "Tennes- see Moon," beautiful schottisch love son gnumber of the darkpy and his sweetheart. courting in the pines of old Tennessee, gives an oppor- tunity for Mir. Ford's singing and solo dancing to be appreciated, as well as the harmon wand ensemble movement of hte chorus. MT. Ford S dancing is clean, neat and clever, after the manner of the premier of them ali Mir. George Primrose, ap- bearing this season en route.
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Sensational Whirlwnd Dancers at the Princess for the Last Half of the Week.
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ROYAL THEATER.

It is another instance of puppy love and foolish infatuation before reaching the years of good sense Of course, she would not listen to older counsel and makes an unfortu- nate marriage. Her worthless hus- band is considerate enough to die She faces the world alone for awhile,
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AT THE AUDITORIUM.

An absolutely new and novel dane ing number has been produced by Manager Coburn for the big all new Coburn's Greater Minstrels, Friday, April 3, at tue Auditorium. Intro ducing an entirely new idea and illusion, this act has been received
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ESPECIALLY FOR SEVERE COLDS

We are not in business for uor | health. We could not afford to sell
 anything with the guarantee of satis- | faction or money back unless we had every reason to believe 1t would give | satisfaction. We not only could not afford to do it because of the money loss that would be involved if the remedy did not satisfy, but, even be- yond that, we could not afford to risk our reputation in recommending something that we did not have the
 utmost confidence in In the case of
 ReXall Cold Tablets, we offer them to you with the guarantee that they will relieve even the seyer5t and most deeply seated cold quickly and pleas an.ly, or the money paid for them will be refunded without question. We do this because we know what Rexall Cold Tablets are made of because we know they are pleasant to take--that they are gently laxative that hey tend to dispel the Congas. ton and pains and misery of colds, that they help to restore health and comfort and because we feel that you will find them so thoroughly efficient and satisfactory hat you will not only continue to use them but will tell your friends about them. Rexall Cold Tablets are designed for pleasant re- lief from heavy colds. and are in ev- cry instance sold with our personal guarantee that they will relieve in every case of heavy colds or money back.
 Price, 25 cents Sold in this com mlinity only at our stores-The Rex all Stores. R. c. Morris Drug Co, Sn2 central avenue. The Public Drug Go, 202 0uaehi.a avenue.
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acrobatic waltz with picturesque finish and a Texas Tommy, with whirlWind climax, which will no doubt bring vthem round after round of ap. plause They will be seen at the Princess theater the last half Of this week, and no doubt create a lot of favorable comment.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
THE CALLER PRINTS THE NEWS FIRST
cAlIER pcc IA


Houston Is also leoking ga Cor-
pas Christi Tor natural gas. the
Houston Telegram n Ne~ieuiaA's
issue carfN,Ng the tulloalng tcmi
Mayor lien Camnhen is seflOis
"a cnn~ldering the possibilities If
haNlnH smother gas company starts
cd IA opposition TO thc houston Gas
and Fuel company lle has heon
ipNcstigatinr Tor SOM. Time and
SAYS natural sas he APPARENTLY am
limited quantities can hr procured
- Fairfield Texas. ia Limestone
county
s'iie was informed "Wednesday
moining "a new field had been die.
covered az Corpus Christi and viii
make Investigation az that
Whether he contcmplatex "A
muiicifAi nas plant was NOT mads
upblic but the city hlgh prie,a cN.
pert, Lamar l.ydou. has discouragcd
tho idea OF a concern ~ this Mind.
That however proponents ~ the
municipal sas plant arguc. had no
rrtcrcncr to natural gaS.
Mayor cempbcli said he would
pe Wiling "a do an he could ia make
the nrw company a success and de-
elared he wouid give such a COM
panN a franchise To 40 business"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
OTHER VIEWS


pcyoto
tsNoto la "a species uf rurtus grown
ln NORTHERN McNico u is poat shaped.
rhc top. about one aud one mali iu,hvH
u diameter iH cent un, lt iH toiy sofa
wh,n lnuist Wnen drA h hroomeh
brittle ana hard II has ditsetrvanlr
uiHir aud udor Il ia sold hN dealcrs
who gather the buttons tor commercial
purpnavs and acl them in the border
towns al TeXns Tor fFom 81 tu ea per
thousand n iH generally eaten in lts
drN. brittle state. from five tu nfty nt
more buttons being taken in uuv uiRht
Il IN. ALSO frequently nude into tea.
ID ia sometimes powdered aud pat n
capsule form From Time lmmcmoriul
u has hcpn used hy certain trihch in
MeXleu Tor the purpose ~ produr,nH
| iufuNichtlpn From there II spread
among the kiowAa oi the Tin Grlndc
I the Luuls ln Arizona ,lnd uthoTs, N
ls worthY ~ note that in the earN
DAYS Il was always used Cor the pun
pose of nfodncang intuNicntinn at re-
ugiuua ceremonies II "a said that th'
Xuni Indians selected lew Go submit
themselves annually 20 INVESTIGATION
but never habitnailN suhiectinE them
selves to frequent intaN.cationt A
early aa il20 spanish authorities PRO
limited SIS use nnd in old SpaniS
archives appears a record ut prusvvu
: sian nsninst an Indian Ion hAvn
| drunk the herb called peYote Ia lat
, wears. u has gradually spread ,o an ln
lrrcasins and aapoing extent anon
the tribes ct the united States begin
ninx in the South among the a.
mnnchys. kiowas. ptns. cheyenne
Ampehps aud their Arighbors. an
: sprradlns to the northern tiihra N
pmahas, Minnehagoea. Sioux nr
othors Thousands of our Indians al
NOW peNniv drug ncuds Snuthri
l. Workman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
PARAGRAPHlNGS

The abolition % tho a4t ~ vodka boz
Russia MAY result 300 kanHis drur
stores sonlinr 70 man over thero Co.
look over thv sruefni HitHltnn tnd
report ou cade opoitun.uc cmUaso
Herald
clinton pld Won zen ln without
your wife henfirs tuu lat ulrat
Cubicigh "No nor without m hrlf-
ine her either lioHtou rrans.frt
Don't tou think some men ln4t net
Ten with bong Whiskersf ..kei 'n'
critical Rirl eyes replied Miea Cas-
enn" think every mau 500 insifu
nn hnyiue large diamond in u.s shNt
nont ought to be- compelled in ueHf
bong whlshcrs Washurfn sur
some th.nas ,an or1 pe esn n
christmas scntimcntniif remarked
Mr. skids "rhara tlDt' tfreod tnr
practical M sklitles f1 instance
Gre dust tho hnitor mustr fI tnu
arm Judge
There are Heui'r u thrI a.lII uhI. F.
have the elfi of fndin eNrr
whore and ~ leaving f YrhIrd fhrm
N lifNfN ~ NNfNN poe.
an inoAltnhic gladdrninF of te HEART
These bright hcnfia have rrHf Hnr,
tp 90 for God o. W lfH,r
"Nilandy ~ lc l.awds s1kr dout
ict dem chickens cutter di. n"rr fpd
shut dat cote" "Wiiat nr Aicrk.
dvS'l come homo. WON'T dep nped
dcy WON'T peyn eo momr Colum-
hia tester
4 burglar goi INTO M hnuse about
3 oclock this mUninrimhc. { WAS ou
ms way home trun are club" sal,
tones "nid he set apNthingf' aske,
lirown. 20 should sns ia, did GET some
ihinE rcpiicd tones frhr poor det
is in the hospital AN wife Thought 81
WAS me Cincinnati Enquirer
rup Great cats Fhats "a nerve
somebody has put up "a luidtug Wgh
where buried "a honr ruck
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
HoBsoN IS FOLLY.

Representative llohson, 81 Ala
bnma, should eat his fire without
permitting the 'bcat 20 overcome
his better Judgment II be- has
any Suung by the opposition o.
statesmen opposed 60 Jmgoism, ne
tells tales out Of school, permit,
himself the liberty OF rancorous
talk that may reach considerably
farther than the borders OF these
Tinted States Of America
Ilc says that, during May 1913,
the United States made active
preparations for war even to the
extent Of laying mines along the
Pacific Scahoard, lie makes this
declaration Ia order TO prove that
he ~ moi seeing things.
Poor lIohsoli He got SO used
TO hcing sort Of National pet
that he now feels horribly sorry
fA himself Ia order 10 salNc
Wounded vanity, he makes noise
over a~matser chat should .havc
been kept profoundly secret Y u
not AT all unusual for Nation to
take measures Of precauiion dor
ing a period of tense feeling II Is
Unusual for a man who has been
honared with a seat IA Congress
10 diNulge those measures 80 ala,
Nation y possible enemies Hob
SON needs a diplomatic spanking
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
A PAVING ARGUMENT

Mans Of the main arteries Of
the CITY are without paving This
is season Of retarded business.
There ~ little demand for labor.
liile traffic IN merchandise Why
not eontinnc inr PAVING program
during these duh days. Why NOT
let the Biiulithic company or
some other paving company help
10 sustain the community BY ear
rying forward improvements that
viii have 10 be- made in the next
few years. A payroll is an invest.
ment ia prosperity
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
Texas Press


Domotfatyt AIM.
In iho opinion ~ Mormon o. Mack.
Domocmma nfn fur thr nest two
Yeais sbpul1 bt CD promote honest
business. NOT Co., Inconvenience &c. There
mun hr careful pitnuins n Wash
ngiun Go ihr end thai me period ~
prosperity certain tn Do" knoekinE at
nut doufs .s NOT ucuied Abundance.
con Fields tnd f,rms rnd orchards Hac
nnh.f Boz their harvest fhtn 80 mnt
futmcf fns Boa thr Naii0nH history
WITH ufhrf nations ni vnf wr can
apply nurHeINrs to industry commerce
and tr1dr Ne htIo heeu favored n".
tuni most nations hut 30 s essential
fot c.NWpir ttni tnr railroad. nr p'r-
mltfDd sufficient Increase in fhtn
ruiNlng uttcH to ouHi,lr thrm Goo ruu
dtni tontiWuHH4h HurD.Haful husl
netH % is essential thu fhe mlnufac-
queen slal know thai hi- Investment
So aninf t1 have reasonable soNein-
mrnt support ngniuft foreign cumpefi
TORS in 1tief % ls ,ssruiNd thut hssi-
n'sH shau kncw SOME definite uNrd
way lhnt neither political Intrigue NOR
pdirai ATTACKS viii he rtnmtrunn,pd
The dcmocrasA muHt win and haid n
Hume flfmrr way tntr ia airpault hHa
r.
WORKERS and investors m the Rrcot
industries of the conntp Austin
stpieHmau fNf
indictments Of Bryan.
unccrtaipty aa to Woodrow Wilson
! uunng fpr SECOND form is causing
che friends of possiblo democratic can
1 didatcs tn throw oui frrlers to trv tho
trmper az the democratic MASSES un
3 tho subject ~ prvaldrntmi ,pndidptra
/ in uasc president Wilson should decline
SEQ run nRtn Tho tendency tu throw
out fcclors FOR 1910 ia p,rhnls most np
parent ln thr Rcntc hut persistent
] knocking" Some of thr pussihls car.
dictates ARE SETTING from uiends of
other possible candidates Champ
t'larN has not escaped the political
llnocker recently but the democrat who
ia most pcrsistontly dycrlcd iN M,
friends of other cardldRton is william
lonn'ngs iirNan
There are number of scrinus in.
dictmcnts outsinndina against Nj
iirvnn the most serious of which 81
. the chnrey that he drinks ytppr iuir'
at diplomatic dinners instead ct prun
Juice labelled champagne The rrasol
this charge is so serious is that IL Il
hard ga answer satiAfAetotiiN n an
/, Intentionally injuries MI Bryan In IN
! estimation of certain class.
~ Auothcr grave charge anainei Ga
vommnner Us that hc docs not haldtu
y ally wear plug hat and pearl ara
, lspats. aud he frequently rides Va sire,
" cats With the common herd
y u be- should ever again appear as
y presidential candidate. an BRYAN wi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Tra.,ns tbs LITERARY ancestry ot
George Bernard shaw n mNorue|
literary. OF cuuDi industry IL the
time ihsrn aud Nictrscho are usuAn,
held Responsible Tor him That sscms
to he fairly safe Tor very few persons
know much about rithcf thacn or "ihat
fellow Necch to sdop, Nlr Shaw's
own satifical pronunciation And
thoso who Re know Nietgsghr aud To-
sen. of who think thvN 80. cum prove
NEARLY anything hN them
shaw himself SAYS he derives from
samuel ilutler who vroto "rho Wa,
~ AA Flesh"
Maybe. maNhe nnt to The area.
undiStillcd masses the ShaNian debit to-
nicAens is apparent Coodness' DC YOU
want the lineage of the mcrciloss shaw
fun and the mcrcllcss shaw contcmpt
FOR ponnosity aud fornality and red
tape ana smugnesS and. ali the rest II
A. aud the underlylng shaw sympathy
for the oppressed pass in Your mind's
eye Alr, rodsnap. Air pomhcy, the
Rev. MIR Chadhand, Air. pecksniff. Sir
Leicester podluck, Mrs ielihN Mrs
Steerforth oh, any number ~ them.
Think 81 the ll,rnacles and the CIR.
cumiucu,ion offlsr. Think IL the mi
nor Dickens characters Mrs farag
sie. Air, and Mrs. haSham liadgrr.
lloots and lsgcwer Tipkisson. 'the in.
vcteratc sadler.' and the member Tor
Nerhosity. lieadle. humble. Alderman
cate who swlped Tehy Ncrk's trim,
and gave him moral dissertation
Smulsett, Dickens. SN1w are the
great yaricauirtsts ~ England ems a
Scotchmnn, one an Engilshman and
one an freshman
John Rusl>iE. of COURSE. appears la
the shaw pedlgree SO docs ". =
Gilbert 'rcmemhcr "f'ar he is IN Ems
uHhmanY"l Far hack Dean swift
sanoihcr irsshmsn) IL in the registr,
book.
Hut Charles plcAsae; tnt.rssfl.,,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
AGRICULTURAL PRECEDENT

Merchants Of Corpus Christi
cannot reyolntionize the agricul-
turai methods Of the South ~
signing notes for representative
farmers. in order that they may
place their farms on meat basis,
they can establish a precedent and
work substantial benefit, ciimn.
lafivc in effect The earnest e.
forts Of business men 10 aid W
practical divcrsificaiion will bear
fruit IN 1915. And another thing 3
the farmers will be- brought 10 a
realization Of The fact that their
best friends don't sell cheap goods
cheaper from Chicago or New
York.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Shc CRITICALLY examined iho pold
Sleeve links which were set hclnre her
and then requested the ricrk tu show
her another line Sho decided Du 20
pair, murmuriug 90 herself "Yos lm
sure he'll like these
"po you care Tor AN, initials, Miss '
qurfied line vIrrk
ooh. yes. forgot said she "
think lil use his flrst initial this time
You may cngaNe the letter a" or
them
"l' repeated the clerk hes be- wrnt,
the distractions down. Mas I inquire
the name. miss. 1t % is Nriah or t'h.
sHsrai Names commoncipE with O.
are so very rare"
I Eugene rcplicd tho young Wom
an proudly ritfshurg Chronicle.
4 lelcgfuph.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Houston Tex. bees rs move
has been started. beaded q, Hous.
toms MAYOR. Go BRING natural GAS Geo
the city Mayor Campbell SAYS
franchise viii hc Erarted to amy
company undertaking the proicct
There are scNv,s, gas fields near to
Houston De- SAYS. amons them heing
the new Corpus christi field. the
fU!rfirlA Frvestone eonnts. field
and tho saS supply found al BRYAN
mound The plan Is feasible SAWS
Mr Campbell Dallas Is supplied
with natural gas from fields farther
away than some IN this section ~
the state are lrom houston"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

TO date. the war has cost Ger.
many in excess of 81 1900, 100000.
And this is but a starter, AS mu-
nitions become scarccr and more
desperate measncs must be ne
sorted 10, the average daily ex.
pepdimre w:ll increase appalling.
N And think Of the loss in men
The loss Of industrious. conteuied
peopIeio ronliak sv.ns'vNtiensl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Bob Henry argues that the
suffrage question belongs aroper.
~ 10 the several States, aud his
argument strikes deep joy into
masculine hearts. We suppose
TINT the Hon. Bob doesn't know
that women, granted the ballot.
wonld have a say ii National af-
fairs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

San Francisco deletcs its red.
light district The question Is
How many little redlight districts
will be created
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Tho United States delivers u
very matter OF fact ultimatum at
Naco five regiments bound in
Khaki.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Decisive ordinarily has two
eyes. liefore yictory, however. in
most WAR reporis, both are blind.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Representative llohson, az the
Merrlmac, made one grave error
when he scuiilcd the plug that
closed santiago he should have
remained ON the deck of HIS ship
for the good OF his country.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Headlines Public feeling ia.
bilant NJ Petrograd. " An, Vodka
must have been permitted 20 re-
turn from his exile.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

AZ Vera Cruz, Carranxa gets
pert enough to poke out his
tongue. II he were ia Guatemala.
we suppose he'd declare war.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Battle now prevails over the
University Of Texas. Too bad
We'd earnestly hoped that the
University might remain neutral.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Headline: Robbers blow safe.
\ ease Of strong breath or light
safe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Extremes Amarillo, ~; Cor
pa,s Christi, -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Jack Frost is being tried for
rohhing the iceman.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

~ man is larger Than his opin-
ion of others.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
TIE LIVER REGULATES THE BODY
a SLUGGISH LIVER NEEDS CARE

someone has said thai people with
Chrouic Liver Complaint should ht
shat up away from humanity Tor ihct
are pessimlsts ana see thraush "A "gias,
daikiA WHY because meuiH
states depend upon physical siates
bllousncss, Headaches. Dizziness anl
Constipation DISAPPEARS after using pr
kins New i.ifs Pills. a. u yaw
hruggist Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17
CAUGHT UNAwAREs.

4 Mexican crisis has developed
with such little effort upon the
part Of the professional takers ni
the Emitted States that they feel
desperately rcmiss for not having
done their duty. United states
troops are masscd az Naco and arr
tiller ~ ready Go undo many
months of walehful waiting OF
course the situation may clear mi
Just now Il looks about like the
weather all gray aud horizon
wide.
Secretary nNnu iocsu Z ten the
country what Caranfa told vii
son Just as well rhiugs said
behind ones back never WRECK
ones face
VI Mr. Goodicllow, newly ap.
pointed warden 90 thing, that n.y.
creep and swim, has his way, the
Texas dove is soon going 30 hc %.
searcc az the Dove of Peace.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

ills sins had found him am itui
when his faithful vic offered hoY
sympathS he met her with approaches
III Now skirts weren't ae informal
Is stNNsAIl might stan hide behind
Them be- snarlrd SaNagei, puci.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-17

Nhoi'Hnr helrlest uui
bis wilkins his results ana small