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The Detroit times., 1914-12-25

Christmas day behind the walls OF
the Detroit House OF Correction be-
gan with laughing and the clapping OF
hands. when the 66l inmates, includ-
ing 81 women, marched TO the chapel
and viewed a series OF humorous NOV
ing pictures. Turkey, with cranberry
sauce, pumpkin pie, celery and
oranges were upon the PRISONS Christ
mas menu.
At the county jail, 142 inmates. l3
or whom are women, enjoyed a feast
Church workers appeared in the Jail
early In the morning, and packed
small baskets with fruit. which were
delivered to the prisoners In the
wards. Sheriff Oakman. besides serv-
ing a chicken dinner, presented the
male prisoners with cigars.
In ST. Mary's hospital Thursday
night. the patients enjoyed Christ
mas tree celebration arranged by the
Sisters of Charity. Signor Bartolotta
Miss Arbutus, Miss Edith Thompson
and Raymond Dulitz took part In the
musical program. Another entertain.
ment has been arranged for this even
ing. and the following will participate:
W. W. Baird. Miss Sylvia Maud Baird.
Lewis Weary Louis Columbo. a. J.
Pepin, Miss Eva Spillsne, Mrs. w. b.
Groseclose and Miss Ida Denk.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-25
Cattle Shippers
BY II. II. MACK


The live stock and dressed meat
markets OF the country are certainly.
Just now, on an uncertain footing.
me animals, which were headed back
by the quarantine embargo. are NOV.
ing now In large numbers, but under
restrictions that place the producer
ana the country shipper completely
at the mercy Of the buying contin.
gent In the cattle division, thou
sands OF thrifty. growing steers have
Deen sent to market carrying only
ialr feeder quality, the owners OF
Which originally intended TO ripen
them into high-class bullocks; SO
much OF this 'near-beef has come
forward that the channels OF trade
nave become clogged and the entire
peer market is we'll night demoralized.
The usual country demand for feed
ing cattle being OF very little import.
ance, there was no available outlet
except to the packing houses. The
usually exclusive holiday demand for
poultry has lessened the inquiry for
all other fresh meats. just at the time
The Detroit times., 1914-12-25
UNITED STATES IS
EUROPE'S SANTA"

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.--The United
States is Santa Claus for Europe to-
day. Henry Clews cabled $4,000 to
Ambassador Page in London yester-
day, for distribution among homeless
Belgians. Ii was the amount sub
scribed TO the Dollar Christmas fund.
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson tele,
graphed from San Francisco that the
entire proceeds OF his performance
today would go TO this fund.
More than 1000 clergymen will
speak Of the needs OF the starving
Belgians In their Christmas sermons
today. The first American comfort
kits sent by the Lafayette fund Will
be distributed in the French trenches
today.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-25
Proud of Belgians, Thrill
At Sight of American Flag

a fine shirt OF pride in true Amer
icanism rings through the following
letter OF solid appreciation of a story
which appeared in The Times recent
ly. A lesson in what might be termed
"the gentle art of being Americans"
is also contained in its few lines
Here II is:
Detroit, Mich, Dec. "a, 1914.
To the Editor of The Times:
In response to your recent ar
ticle, THE Belgians take of their
hats when au automobile goes by,
bearing an American flag, ] am
The Detroit times., 1914-12-25

sSIssaading It9sa herewIth So 70 be
relief fund" | wish TO merit the
thrill OF pleasurable pride that
pervaded me, as an American,
when read your article; ! wish
TO partake in the pride OF Amer.
ica's great benasactions. Let us
hope that future generations OF
Americans will flush with pride at
the mercies the American flag ex-
tends 10 humanity rather than its
conquests by war.
EDWARD j. MORAN.
No. 500 Seventeenth-st.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-25
MAN SLABS WIFE;
WOUND FEARED FATAL

Stanles Eliszcyski. 80 years old, No.
Is Kinsman.pl, stabbed and probably
fatally wounded his wife. Mary, aged
A. Christmas morning. AS far as the
police can learn, there has been no
family quarrel, and the attack was
unprovoked Mrs. Eliszcysh is In
Grace hospital. The husband was ar
rested by Lieut. Henderson and De-
tectives Coyle and Saal, OF Vinewood
station. He is charged with felonious
assault The officers say that Eliszc-
ski had been drinking.
Printing the plain neat kind--that IN
right - Times Job Department.--Main
$3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Personal and o,herv,.c,

Mrs. r. NJ. Sully has gone to SAN
Francisco on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Is Wood are in New
York. whore they went to meet their
son, A. d. Wood, Jr., on his return for
England.
a musical tea for the Benefit of the
destitute Belgians will DC given from
to o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at
the residence OF Mrs. Alexander Ham
ilton. There will be silver offerings
+. Thomas Hunt, of Prince George. who
has been patient In the hospital for
several weeks has recovered sufficient
ly to return home.
The pupils of ST. Josephs Academy
enjoyed delightful Halloween party
and masquerade last evening. The Rev.
Father Haier awarded prizes to Mas
ters Frank Brown. Roderick King, Dam
iel Finn, Walter Dodge. Leslie Blank
enship, Daniel Cassidy and Miss Ger
trude Short.
The city electoral board has ap-
the election next Tuesday and commits
sioncrs to canvass and announce the
vote. AS Judge Watson has no ma
teriai opposition for Congress- the
vote Is expected to be very light
William Jones, colored, out on bail
in the sum Of $50 for his appearance to
answer the charge Of stealing liquors,
failed to answer as required, and his
bond was declared forfeited this morn
ing.
The Women's missionary Society of
the Methodist Church will observe next
week as n week of pray, with services
zach afternoon at one or the other
churches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
HERO OF "THREE WEEKS"
FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM
Piece OF Sandwich Analysed by Coro-
ner's Chemist SprinkIcd With
Cyanide of Potassium.
Ispeclal to The Tlmes-pIspatch.l

Especial to The Times DIspatch.l
NEW YORK. October 31.-"Baby
Paul." hero Of Elinor Gyms Three
Weeks" is dead. In private life he
had been known to New York for years
as Paul DeClai-mont, and had styled
himself a Russian prince. There was
no tiger-skin rug on the floor of the
room he corrupted in West Eff 'y-flrst
street. end SO the maid who opened The
door with IGss-kcy, after sne had
been unable for two days to get il,
found Paul on IT,, ordinary roonling-
house bed Is"sid" the bed Law sand
wich, with one riece bitten out. ard
when tho remainder was analysed by
the coronc"s chemist II was souoI to
be sprinkled With cyanide of potas-
STUN. The direct cause OF his demise
is supposed to have been his laudladys
farshly delivered edict that she ran n
house for respectable actors, and that
Prince Paul'' as tho hero OF Three
Weeks" didn't measure up to her re-
uuirementa. This had resulted from
auPs refusal TO see his vito, Margaret
DeClairmont, from whom he had scpa-
rated. When refused an interview. Mrs
DeClairmont told the boarding -house
keeper nil about prince Paul" and
tho request that he give up his room
apparently was too sad n blow for him
TO endure. DeClairmont was tall, almost
golden haired, and effemipate. lie was
Just thirty years old and Had figured in
number of real life romances almost
as fantastic rs the tiger-skin idyle
Shioh he claimed to have inspired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

hit or miss about 1t: you can depend
upon Zcmo all the time.
Buy n 25c bottle to-day from your
druggist. or send your address and
cents lfor actual postage) to p. w.
Rose Co. Laboratories Dept. 80. st.
Louis. Mo-, for free trial hottie Gin plain
wrapper) that Will very quickly, over
come your doubts.
Zemo is sold and guaranteed by drug
gists everywhere, and In Richmond by
Paragon Drug Co.. Grant Drug Co., w
w. Friends Drug Store. Tarrant Drug
Co.--Advcrtisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

lg complete relief In 4
i. 1t Is foolish to suffer
embarrassment, humilia-
tion and discomfort OF
eczema, pimples, dam
druR or other skin trou-
bles when. ZeIno (the
clean, non-greasy liuuid)
stands ready to drive
out these diseases for
YOU, as 1t did for the
thousands who have
written us of Zemo
ctIreg Thare'S notbipu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
OUCH! LUMBAGO!!.
RUB PAINS FROM
!. SORE, LAME BACK
alb Backache away with small
trial bottle of old est.
Jacobs Oil"

H1siiurt you? Can't straighten UP
without feeling sudden pains, sharp
1ches and twinges? Now listen. That's
lmbago, sciatica or maybe from q
8tfain, and you'll get relief the moment
on rub your back with soothing, pene-
(ratinG "St. Jacobs Oil" Nothing else
akes out soreness. laIneness and stiff
SIS SO quickly. You. simply rub It on
kr back and out comes the pain. 1t
HARMLESS and doesn't burn the skin.
Timber up. Don't suffer. Get a
tnaH trial bottle OF old. honest "St.
Jacobs Or from any drug store. and
Fafter using II just once, you'll forget
that you ever had backache. lumbago
or sciatica. because your back Will
never hurt or cause any moro misery.
III never disappoints and has been rec
commended for 60 years.--Adv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
PROFESSORS MAY GET
HIGHER SALARIES
President Alderman Presents Plan
-. Whereby University'a SeFvltors
Will He Rewarded.
Isnccial tn Thc Timea.nisnatch.l


Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. October
S1.-A plan Is now being worked out
tho salaries OF professors at the Univer-
slty OF Virginia.
President Alderman has had such n
before he sailed for Europe last May
he talked the matter over with Dean
Page. President Alderman, Rector
Armistead C. Gordon and Dean Page
constitute n committee that has COM
pleted definite proposal which has
letter written ii enc to So the p pector and
visitors in May, President Alderman
stated his views partially as follows:
details OF this plan may not be worked
out until June, 1t, is to me the most
i n,I ,,ant single thing 70 come before
wisest way to which money can be
put in the present stage OF the univer-
sity,s growth These gentlemen (the
faithful. Gut You know. and they know a
too, well that their salaries have been
cut In two in the last ten years by the
advancing prices of all the essentials
OF life. It is getting impossible to Sc
cure higher type OF man to come to
US when vacancies occur. on account Of
whole scale of living and Compensation e
is changing, and we must In some way
show our desire to reward our own
servitors, and to do Justice to men who
have given their lives for the public
benefit"
The plan presented to the board OF
visitors Is as follows:
Il; After SIX, years of satisfactory
service. the salary OF full professor
may be increased by 10 per cent of the
salary which he received during his
sixth year, provided that this increas sc
shall not exceed $500.
fto
service. the salary of full professor
may. again be increased by 10 per cent
of the salary which no received during
his twelfth year, provided % that this
increase shall not exceed 5000; ca that
any professor who has been furnished
with g house or the usual computation
Of $500 shall be considered to have
already received this second Increase"
This plan is intended to apply only
gives his sull t'--.c to work in the
university.
The definite announcement as to the
action of the board OF visitors is eX-
pccted within a short time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Grnxn Elect omccrs.

At tho meeting last night Of tho
Petersburg Grays. First Lieutenant w.
Is. Davis, was elected to the Captaincy
to succeed Captain II. e. McCredy, re-
signed, and Private L., S. Jones was
elected First Lieutenant to- fill the va
- ncy caused by the promotion of
rst Lieutenant Davis as captain. The
her commissioned officers of the COM
- any is Second lieutenant c. c. Grow
pr.
The Grays company has n strength
forty eight enlisted men, young men
thusiastlc in the maintenance OF
6ir organization Notwithstanding. tho
advantages under which the com
hy has long laborcd. Their armory
entirely too contracted for actually
ecessary ccommodations. The room
p not large enough even for the COM
pniiy to form into line. and all drilling
and manoeuvering have to be done In
)open street The council has in con.
<nnplation the erection of a suitable ar
mory ut some future time. but that time
is very Indefinite and tho Grays arc
keeping together and living in hopes
nj better quarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Foolish
to Suffer
Zemo Stops Itching and burning
Quickly and Goes Right to the
Root Of Your Skin Troubles.

Get Your free Trial bottle.
1t is foolish to endure the torture OF
itching and burning skin when Zemo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
uniyersits Alumni.

AThe executive committee of the
lumni Association of the University of
Firginia met last night and elected II.
Beckworth president to succeed Wal
er D. Mckinney. who was recently
Elected to that position but declined II.
1The executive committee which Is com
Iposed of r. T. Wilson, Chairman;
George Mason. Paul Petit, 7. S. Bccle-
worth, II. d. Wolfe and T.. T.. Clements
Twill meet again soon TO perfect the or.
Bganization.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
,N,ll Wcd Am nec.mher
Especial to The Times-pispntc,

~ Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, October 81
is made OF the APP
marriage OF Miss Caroline
Hirsh,- daughter of Mr.. and AIRS. David
fiirsh. OF this city. to Joel Judas, of
Now York City. The ceremony Will be
celebrated In the st. Regis HOTEL, in
New York, on December 16
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
New omccrs in Charge.

Ensign and Mrs. Cuthhert have ar
ted here to take charge Of the local
{ranch Of the Salvation Army. Between
hem they have seen over forty five
years service with the Salvation Army,
jim various parts of the country, their
experience extending TO Chicago. Balff-
more. Milwaukee and other large cities.
The army has accomplished great
deal OF good in Petersburg. particularly
among the poor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Death Of Former Citizen

\ Joseph Peyser. well-known for
per citizen of Petersburg and mer-
NeARpt here. died on Wednesday in New
YORK; where he had resided for sew
eral years. He leaves many warm
friends In this city, and is survived
by two sisters-Mrs. Joseph Saal and
Mrs. Ray Klein, both Of New York
The body will probably be brought 70
Petersburg for burial by the side OF
his parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Taken to IioapitaI.

Med. Pope, a well-known
Nal estate dealer, was taken suddenly
Din yesterday afternoon with appendi.
citis He was hurried to the hospital
and operated on. and his condition
to-day is favorable.
Elmer Bristow. sixteen years old son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

or Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. BristoW. and q
student mt the High School Wa: taken
20 the hospital to day In a critical con-
dition. While playing during school
recess he was accidentally struck or
kicked on the back OF the head. from
the effects OF which he was Frustrated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
/ Pc TER SBURG
IExC|T|NG EXPERIENCE
WITH NEGRO PRISONER
Officer Has Narrow Escape When
Alleged Thief Covers Him
With His Pistol.
GsaVED BY QUICK BLOW
In Pursuit That Follows Several
Shots Are Exchanged Without In
Jury to Either, and Fugitive Is
Lost In Ravine.
keciai, to, The Times Dispatch


ERsBuRo. VA. october. 81
Police Officer Nj r. Aldridge had on
exciting experience with negro
named George Miller last night, who
lis charged with the. larceny of an
oyercoat, watch and SIS in money,
the property of Letter Carrier Cornc-
Illus Graves. The theft is alleged to
have been committed at Gravcs's
home, on New Street. during the pro-
5gress of a halloween party. Officer
lAldridge found Miller ut the latter's
home, on Kentucky Avenue, and put
him under arrest. Accidentally drop
ping his cap, and, STOPPING to pick 1t
up. the officer. on standing erect. was
startled to find the negro pointing a
pistol directly in his face. He knock
ed the pistol up. and the negro imme-
diateiy took to flight In the pursuit
out in the open, Miller shot three
times at the officer. and the officer shot
twice ut the negro. Mr.. Aldridge was
not hurt, and it is not known that
Miller was struck. Miller fed over
the heights and escaped In the ravine
beyond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
* CITY Not in Need of Money.

Mayor Cabaniss recently received a
letter from n firm of northern banks
stating that II the city of Petersburg
is in need of finances at the present
time and desires to place short term
notes for six to eight months. the
firm could handle them on very sat
isfactory basis. The Mayor responded
that the city's finances are in such ex-
cellent condition that there Is no
present need tomorrow money. The
city has to It's credit now s25O.000 in
bank, subject to check, and tho taxes
that are to come in before tho end
of tho year will largely increase its
cash.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
TIIn STATE OF TEXAS.

To tho sheriff ar any Constable ~
Nuecea county. Greeting
y T. iicynon. Administrator de- b0ni'
non ~ the estate ~ G. N Arnrs, Dc
ceased having filed IN our County
Court his final account ~ the condition
of the estate 81 held e " ArnrS de.
ceased together with an application
10 be discharged from said admins
traiion, you are hereby commanded,
that by Publication 81 this writ To-
twenty days IN newspaper reRulxf's'
published IN the County 81 Nnocea sou
give duc notice a. an persons interest
"a IN The account Dor final settlement
~ said estate. 10 file their objections
thereto, II any they have. on Sr before
The September term. 1914. ~ SID
County Court. commenting and 10 pc
holden at The Courthouse ~ sald Cour-
IS. In the County 90 Nueoes on the 2ia'.
day In September. A. H.. 1914. wher
naid account ard Application Will Ia
considered by said Court
Witness u. r. LuteF Clerk ~ the
County Court Of Nucces coupty
Given under my hand ana seal - said
Court Of my offine IN the city % Cor.
pus christi. this is,. day ~ September.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION or ~.
Nal ACCOUNT.

Tho state ~ Texas.
To all persons Interested IN tho es-
tate " Maria Naiden, mino- losc Me
vaidcs guardian. ~ the Estate %
said Maria vahScE. minor, dose Ma
valaca guardian has filed "a the
County Court - Nncccs County his
tinal Account ~ the cendliiSn ~ said
estate. together with an application 10
be discharWed nc Guardian thereof
which will be heard hv mr -ala Count
IN the third Monday IN September. A.
~, 1914. same iwing The sist, day ~
september A. H., ials, az the Court
Honse % said Nucccs County in the
Cily - Corpus christi. Texas. al which
time and place an persons Interested
10 said estate are regnired to appear
ana contest said Flnai Account ana
application, u the, sec proper.
Witness "a. y l.uter. Clerk ~ the
County Coor, - Nucccs County, Tex
as.
Given under at hand ana the seal ~
said Court at my "ffice IN Corpus
christi Texas. on thia. Tho sslh day ~
Aur. \ H., 1914.
II y a.utor. Cierk. County Court
Narccs County rosns
rs chaN Walters. Deputy.
a.. 81 4 true cops. ; certify. N
~ wright Sheriff Nncovs County
roSas
oscar ncilaraY. Deputy
tAdvertissmsnt)
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
SAN FRANCISCO PLANS FOR
OPENING OF BIG EXPOSITION
European War 10 60 Cause No poAt.
poHement 81 the Great Panama
Exposition.

The European war HI tn cause no
posiponemeai or contraction Us ,hc
great Exposition "a San tfAn,iaea next
year.
Managers OF the great fair rcpor,
that fAF from being detrimental 60 the
fortunes ~ the lair. une effect ~ the
titanic struggle win bc 10 Increase the
attendance ana enhance the attrac-
items.
Set one ~ the nations engaged w
war has Withdrawn and " win be- q
matter OF pride with them 10 show thai
despite their struggles AT home, the,
can AIN make u creditablo showing at
the worlds Pair
frnnco has sent word that her pafli
cipaton be continued Holland BIAS
ordervd Tho construction ~ her build.
ing expedited aud thr Manufacturers
~ austria are prepared 10 resume
their collective exhibit as rapidly az
,hoy can Ret their products through.
How the world az peace regards il
Is indicated hy the course ~ Argentine.
which. recognising the Increased Inn
portance ~ the United States AZ q
market. has raised iia appropriation
from 81 500 900 Ia si.7Oo,0oo
Moreover the exposition viii De-
opened on time. February 20. and wlll
probably he unique M being the first
wofid's fair that was ready on ltA open
ing date.
The war hss closed Europe ~
place for summer tourists The siool
GOO. 900 that ~ annually spent by Amor
leans abrond viii next year be spen. az
ho,ny. and the California fair wiz gci
majority ~ the people who. IA peac"
lines. would las scattered from the
Nofih cape 10 Naples and from 81
Petersburg IA scotland
Another feature In the prosperity Of
the great San Francisco exposition
win Be ihe desire ~ the well,to do in
Europe 90 fiud place whore their
families VIII be- safe from the pefiis
and inrnoil Ut wsr
IN fact The ssuAi tourist trade viii
be- reversed for q lime instead II the
tide 81 Yankcc dollars. there viii be-
Tor time - oRsi. a countcr-flow ~
pounds. mars and frances and the
balance viii De IN favor 81 the west
ward tide because whereas the aver.
age American takes his $1,000 a. 80.
600 10 Europe 10 spend IN month or
two the stay ~ the European in search
~ relaxation is iiacly 70 be ns iudcfi-
mite as the period Of war.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

A. ~, 1914
,Sean ~ r. i.uter. Clerk Conass
Court, Nueces County. Texas
~ 1flhe Copeland. Deputy
A true copy. ! certify. NJ y. wrlsn,.
sheriff. Nneccs County.
ny oscar bethany. Deputy.
advertisements
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THREE PER CENT MONEY You
CON arrange Go borrow money az 2 per
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'sIj'rRAYrp

sTRAYED Tuesday night from 1873
Water street. one Jersey COW IN fun
milk Medium 30 size and cuior small
hnfna. ona hanging low over i.h eye.
For reward notify q 81 HARDY Phone
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WANTED LAND.
LOANS

ga Money GO Money 6ct-Loans
may oe obtained Tor any purpose ON ace
'rplahie real estate security liberal
privileges correspondence solicited.
Address. A e. Agency Company 75s
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Fierce Bldg 81 Louis. Mo. $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

FOR RENT Part ~ our store room 10
risht party. Ideal Hair Parlor' 4lz
Peoples street. ~"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

one 4-room and one 5-rooIn; com
pletely furnished bungalows, 1918 ana
1921 Water street for rent Inquire
Mrs. Gotilich. 800 Palo Alto Sreot SO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

FOR RENT Sew three room cottage
on Rogers avenue $500 per month
Apply at 40 Mesquite street or Phone
222. sze
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

Joe isyers. the Dubuque second base
man and brother ~ Iohrny Eyers 81
the 8fnyea ~ reported seriously IA
with malaria fever.