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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-22
A TEXASWONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and blai.
der troubles dssolves gravel cures diabetes.
weak and lame backs, rheumatism and OH
Irregularities OF the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women Regulates bladder
troubles IN children. II not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of
81 90. One small bottle is two months
treatment asld seldom fails TO perfect a cure
Send for testimonials from this and other
states. Dr. z. W. Hall 2eo6 Olive street.
ST. Louis. Mo. Sold BIZ druggists.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-22
Have Crcdence In Report

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. Ell. G.
Ritter. brother OF Mrs. ". A. Win
tcrs. the mother Of Catherine Win
icrs. siys that he believes the girl
found at Huntsville. Ark. today is
Catherine Winters. but SAYS he has
never heard Of Stuart, who rs said
TO be her captor. Ritter says that DR.
Winters first wife died while she was
living with Dr. Winters. Ritter VIII
leave oklshonp City Sunday for Fl
Smith. Ark. ...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-22

Winters virtually has abandoned his
practice as . dentist and has spent
his entire savings searching for his
daughter she has been reported
found in various parts of the country
and the father has run down numer-
ons clues only TO find them false.
Citizens Of New Castle have con-
ircted. n tag day and given enter
tanments to raise funds for DR.. Win
ters 10 continue the search.
Have CrcdeHce In Report
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
TexaS Press

Tho Alabama Raiiond cummisiun
has given iho railroads Of thit state
pefm.sflun 90 advance ratios lo rer
cent On thiny -thrcr commodlties which
constitute tnc bulk ~ their traffic in"
railroads had asked for increases rang
ug from 10 h. 81 per cont ana HrpHr
entity ou al commodities and classes
of freight The Increases eautcd. g.
In specifically annuuucod are tu tcr-
mlnate automatically june 3o "t nest
year Tlny nv permitted Tor HiN
months ia ne belief thnt conditions
due exclusively 90 The wnr hINc mtdt
Increased revenue imporulNoN nrc'
fufy This is nmnll concession. m,ir
.etuds MISTY. bat since tlr railroads
hsNc lYccbnie accustomed tp receive
Aech fartIH As hirc come Gao thcm Sop
exceedingly small pnchureH th'1 VIII
prainbif be- thanknl f0r ihiB iHui
concession u not content With d. The
likelihood ip tarf tnru lun, 900 cuWH
nruuud fips HaianI IaIliUIl lomm'
sion wii nra nrDt fa c.tem n,e um'
~ fhasc nc, ls.n u tue uU
SHOULD ho Guided tbn tna htH..
WIvrs which $500 uue hruIsIf
shout VIII nH nl,i far 3D. in.
time nfior nai lei .ser Tm AiHh mm
commission UIt, h..n mur
meu on rtHu innnd.ue N"n.-
ruftce thaI Itin. o. .oN..n fi
prosperity r H rllu.1 uHr
NeVH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
WISHED She
COULD DIE
And Be Free From Her Troubles,
but Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Tom. Many A time -
SAYS Mrs. Jessie Sharp, OF this place.
= wished I would die and be relieved
OF my suffering. from womanly troubles
! Could not get up, without pulling al
something 10 help me, and stayed In he'd
most OF the time. ! could not DO my
homework.
The least amount oi work ,iged me
out. My head would swim. and would
ner'ble for an hour OF mose. Finally. /
ioos Nafdih, the womsn's tonic. and /
am moi bothered with pains anv mos
and don't have 10 20 10 bed, In fasi'
! am sound and well OF all my troubles. ("
cardui goes 10 all The weak spots and
helps TO make them strong. Il scis wlil,
naiufe-not against her. Il Is ios Tue
ufed, nervous, irritable women, who feel
as u everything were wrong. and need
something 10 qliiet their nerves Sad
suengshen the WORKOUT system.
II you arc a woman. suffering from any
o. me nuusfous symptoms OF woman,
trouble, take Cardui. II viii help YOU.
AZ all druggists.
R,sss NJ chs,,snsss. rsA,in. CO, lss.s
Antneil pSS, CieatrSeSe, T,nn, lef VA ~
~s-f.t.fisss o. lear case snc e<-pass eoNk Here
''~pnsn VT NeHsn," IN plain ~'s9rsf NC, j 20
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
Not a BIT OF Proof


Did lun actual, svc the shot fii
ca g" asked No Judge. who was tryiur
"a cusc.
80. sors pnly heard H. was the
cynsiNe rvplN
frhat evidence IN not satisfactory"
replied the judge stcrnly, stand
down.
The witness proceeded GO leave the
hos, and as SOON as hls back was turn
vd a. the iudec ho lnughcd dcrislvciy
The judge. Indignant az This contempt
ot court called him hacl, aud asked him
how he darcd tu hush iu court
pid ye see me laugh Your hunur "
aslud the offender
No sir. hat ! heard YOU was the
iratc reply.
f'11ur evidcnce iE siot satisfactory Pc
said rat uulotlN fVrhNurr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
PARAGRAPHINGS

Forever ana forever people viii try
10 whip the dcYil round the stump,
whon ll thcy'd run lir race with
him on d straight ruad they'd stand "a
chance Of finally getting somewhere, a"
Atlanta cana,liulion
"A dollar doesn't go as fnr aa Be used
Co." lyon very frequently sacfific"
endurance fnr speed replied the "n-
glncrr YOU must remember thtt 20
dollars no,s much faster than d uaod
to- Washington silr
a burglar got into ms house about
Q O'Clock ihla morning whru was
on my way homr FROM thc club" stlG
Innrv pid bee Fel anything asked
brown - should sa, De- did gct somc
hng rcuicd Jones "'rh" poor dcvii
Be- in che hospital Nit wife thought %
aaa mc Cincinnati Enqniret
0ld Lady mootIrs two ntiic h,Ns'
why. johnnie how very dirty Nou
afe' uow iH u mat YOUR little brother
.a Hn much cleaned than yuu are
lohuMc W,i you see ht'H three
yraiu Younger judgc
nubbic'a mother had iust taken out
her winter garments "Mp,' said tho
ohscrvant little fellow what alta moths
live ON before Adam and Eve wore
Clothes Boston Transcript
Iohuni, pop. WHAT'S meant hy do
ChriHimns spirit Pop 'ii'a an dc.
ponds eu whether Won nic ~, marty
siViur ur reyciyiup Boston Hcoord
Boston Shipped 1000 600 shells Co
! EnFland the other dny calm your
.rlf. uiuth,r rariholdt. csim your
self There were ese- in EN- Coo
lunbin state
E no NpH sucor.d u lovinn your ore
miosg 'Nut cNactiy answered Som
tor Sorghum "lliN . have &C. Food dvsl
of sympathy for tucm' 4 didn't know
they needed sympathy, 'rhcy don't
lht they're going to hcfore I get
Through With them Washington tSnr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

The plca 80 Col a. Co. s. u,istnui.
uf fhe bnited States rmy Tor Cd m.l
nrr cFtuhliahmcnt thai shall trtl
military service tor ever, Nmcrpan
tiiiH'u nrtNcru crrinn aprs romu
from ihr wrong quHrtcr Goo nuke IS
favorable impression nn thy people nf
the United Si1tra AflNnurm Us n.t
popWlar n the tuitcd Stete. ~ mM
umr u never hns hccu nopalar. anal
u is less 80 nuW than at amy othpr
simc 300 our hisfor, Au lreumcrt e.a
La nrsc permanent miluar, establish
nicnt coming from n professional 81.
dier viii have lcas weight than nr,.
ccuinp from civilian. for d. b t...
professional soldiers who havt fostrrea
'N' splut oi milihrsm tmt caused tiis
war iu Et.sorc
Colonel iiclstuud is what loo Wash
lnA'en is callru e lesR solalor 40
n's Tor mHny Nvnts histVcly commanded
rull-i"p desk n one vt thc hnrcau.
OF the wat department his batteries
me Np"wr'icrs and his caison. nre
nHtu With red tapc. ilis hustu,sv \.
var iic wants hrsrr nIliiar ,a.
Establishments for thlt win nsrttn mon.
vacancies 90 Tho gmdc nf brlgaaici. .,n.l
ln'jf Eeurrl to which hc may a.t.ir,
IL Will moan greater appropriation. f,,
toe war department motc mllitsr, b..
s'nns ara hrgcr opportunities for hn-
reauorlia
ffrs'aout Wilson who d. ,h.. r..,,
npiadcr inacldcl of the tnttad SOM.
aHn'. WIN douhdcas pass ,oi,,,,
ii"'siond p helpful tip to attend to M.
ousin'sN which consists jan wtitin..
"V~n on Slips ~ laper data rel,fi,.,
20 The aally doins OF Individual sol,i.rs
of me OuWcd states army nud t,',,.,
'"e NhilN np into bundles with rei ~.
se''.sieisrs the hunaics ava, in ,s'.
o"h-hvi's 'hrrc 10 await The ,,,,,,,.,,,
""y' Neenei lleistsna's duties as, h.
9umr him occasionally % w,a,. T. IN
.iNni NsMcndnnt with gold iacc :, 800
NN' = soldier especially in a.. te,i,
'e'..a ono perhaps To- play Inn, ,..t.,,
aNl to iisht conSldcabie b,.o-. tf,t
dAsles de MOI rcQulrc Colonel i,,,.,.,..,
=" h"N.ar tho American pcoplc to h,,ns
~ q Hle}niine army That Is rat 49,.
,"'enei h'.siand holds ti. Xxx
az y not eNpectc3 10 hav. b,,t.s an.
y an army officer ioanmon, ~,
irise ''N'''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

We have before Us an advertise
ment: Raise rabbits for profit.
They are hardy. They are good
food. They multiply quickly and
live on little. " Such an adyer-
fiscmcnt proves that there is an
opportunity in the high cost Of
beef, Not only rabbits make good
food. Guinea pigs do aud musk
rats aud prairie dogs aud many
rodents that feed Oh sweet green
stuff aud grains. Only prejudice,
piled 40 lhronvh the years, and q
e1Jl Supp ~ beef have kept
these hlnnlile sources ~ food FROM
systematic exploitation. Ia oihr
countries, the smaller meat pro-
duccrs are not despiscd, and 70 an
extent the thrift Of these coun-
tiles has been the outcome of
their ability 70 make use 81 every
source Of food supply about them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

tionnl cartoon which Niii be- compil-
mcuiary rsther thsn dcrogatory 20
themselves
Tho United states If course. has
Alsa Columbia. aud Britain has the
Amnzonlnn Britannia with helmet uid
spear Those two fair mnideuH ARE
rather fi1uarlnE approximations. but
they must be- exceedingly wcufy ~
tneir careers as cartoon partners Of
sam ana John. Teal ladies wuuld bee
unvomfufinhle BOO such cOmp1n,
cleveland Jlniu Dealer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

,,s rlv Poor 0rs-5,.'
ing one fine sunday ~ \. - \
nl'lo distance from HIM I.
s'anddaughter. Polly y
foily sal gazing a, a.
,p"' sowthing about A.. = q!
nave Stripped her imas' -. ~
curiosity ',l Whicheyer L y.
absorbed her attention ~, ~ 20
'n he v1'fin~ FOR him i - ~, = 4
fr'seuily he coashsa
siiitencd ilkc q man ~.
Dag FISHING suddeul, .. 1''.' /
N'' down pld s.ias ,.......
'nwned and .ai up '''''H
Hl"ndpa," hurst ,rsu
l's my dcar1 ssseS N, ~ 4 I.
Gentleman '' p
aundpa was ym Il 4.
nay ch'ld { wa ~
Sites smiins 4
fhl matter SEEMED I.
i"r shr uns silent for
Naukue
ihou he asssa
wasn't SOFA arownel |
i0WnHi w
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
op rHg chlLp's COLDS
'heN OFTEN RESULT sFRloI's,

ce'r. 'nup and wapplrs Con-,
are ehiidrcr'S ailments wh..,, |o...i'i
mediate attention. Tl. ss,'r. s ''n-
az" et,~N fasst -..rloue p....
feA dealt l4Nr ~ pr
49, Z y" tHscnNcrs checas no Col3
$50" ~. 'oasa. aill5s tha Infi.m.
~s'lH' AAs 'ne Germs ana allows
N~'ass - DO her healiug ,scrk 80,
~ Novf hfugsIst. DN hottie ~,
day Advertisement, '
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
PERTINENT Evils.

In ANt4t hNllRs
Politics inisrulcs The world.
Pail aud prejudice sap the yirlliiy
of legislation. But some evils,
more notorious than the ordinary
run. ARE within reach of the tongs
Of public opinion. Among These.
the eondnci Of campaigns
Far better it would be-. Ter the
State aud rs institutions, ll rcNds
were 10 furnish campaign c2-
penses for a limited number OF
candidates for governor, making
the amount TO bc expended IN each
instance come within rcnson, and
curhing. through drastic legsla.
ton. every source Of contribution
that might either by nature or sly
intent hamper, coniaminatc or
hefuddlc the sources OF sound gov
crnment.
Under the present plan ur the
present lack 90 plan there Is
pell MEL, catch as.catch.cnn racr.
entered into by men Of means.
callous to criticism, or men acting
as moulhprces for men ~ means.
80 poor man no matter what his
wisdom, bis degree Of moral aud
mental Fitness for office, has meas
ARE nf celebrity IN matters Of pub
We rutleavnr, can now afford the
runous tax OF campaign; and
very few wealthy men, qualified
so flll the position of governor
wiih'eonsistcncy aud zeal, can be
found TO give mp large incomes
and placcs Of secure cminencc for
the miserable piitanco and Qucs-
tionahlc honors that make the 30.
Siiion ~ Governor OF Texas only
too frequently n rebuff TO social
political. industrial and religious
progress.
Nor is this tho only indictment
70 be drawn against the present
form OF campaign: another matter
which makes the average conies
Impossible TO many men Of rcpn
table nature, not Injured to th
hnrdygurdy Of politics. IL th
pronenoss OF candidates to scrap
the CATERS Of past years 10
scraps Of unrnmcmhcrcd scandal
bits Of odorous gossip, perhaps IN
cidents characteristic of the ho
impetuosiiies and light hcaded
ness of youth, 20 be flung at me
of mature years, men OF sohrict
and thrift, OF absolute NOR,
soundness, men representative q
the best IN social life as il ebl
and flows, men whose orderlne.
al con,lucl has perhaps been II
iensitied by a thoughtful consi,
Grafton Of past indiscrelions. oml
rciulncd IN their mental makcll
AS SNhconscious monitors.
However the raising of III
standard al candidates ihroug
the strict limitation Of cainpaig
expenses aud some rational mea
are of publicity. through the il
"rcuse of the salary 60 the star
ard IF living wage for intcli
Eence, may accomplish the elm
nation of much of the filth IN.
has recently smirchcd the rep
iations Of Texas candidates.
any event, these matters are Il
gent; they deserve considerable
without prejudice; for tho tin
has come when the people mu
be represented hy men who'
minds are more permcated with
desire TO right conditions than I
make political regulations an
perpetuaie political machines.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

According t ff Nnrk dlnf,a
thc rubber nal mo tmtrH
states faces IN ination a rHr
result of th eu0ar.. placed h tlr
british gov r.m,Hf .nn 900. r,u.ift.
ton ~ cruor tih. nnm Great lriuu
tnd her colnrt. Ih' pt.cc OF erlir
rubber has Hifody adyanccd about
200 par cont Is III stltrl Thrr, ia q
plant thnt grove .u West Tpns which
v.olds crndi rihbct Don Htns onnu-
ties " F found ou am of .l, school
hand sim uiAom ni tb.t rDsiun so tho
riss Of bcing d.nurncra HF nm, nf nur
'coustiuti1nnliat politicians wt rir
Che lihorty 81 susemn u tlc mDm.
beers w tho thirty lud.nturr
that 10 mieht Dec moro beneficial u tic
people uf IcNaH tu r,Fr 100 ntD subject
90 stumultng the production uf rh-
her boo ihD west when thcy m,D u,>t
month tlsnn 60 eusAsp in tbr ruiuou.
occupation of mnnumctasiu- pmn
mount issuos With % Wow Go pudur.
ing political disscns.on Houston rcl,-
gium
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
=: City News in Brief =

and beat NiiHru yoal ald white boy
After ths Toy ltu hgen knocked 90 tho
str.rt fhr ntern is alleged Ca have
jumped nn him and to have vucousl,
Eiohcd him iie VIII work oui the fire
rleanins ciiy streets
Announcement vas made yesterday
uai tne cotton Dlli ihet was iu nav,
been hold tonight af thc Nurccs Hotel
has been postponed until January NJ
nu account of che Indictment weather
Al tickets sold Tor tine original date
VIII of course bc hunured go the latter
late. The bah WIN he uudrr tlle ans-
nicer nf sa nuylJ lliuoh Parent
Teachers Association. WHO Are expect.
ms ., 80 -e q rreaf success. and offer.
ing something new la the enteftain-
ment nne.
An important business meeting e the
Ladies' Ala Society of the First Ban.
tst Church viii be held this Afternoon
at = 80 o'clock at The church. The az.
tendance OF an members IL urged.
Probably rain again to-day Is the
forecast 0f thc local bureau. the nfa
cial forecast Tor today saving Unset
lied weather with probably rain. iight
to moderate southcrly winds" Mod
crate temperatures ia an southern
states Ntre reported Yesterday
Thomas y. Rardall formerly Of Gin.
clruHfi phlN fas bought the Nriehf
Wnod rnd Cua tard fr0m Cd "a. Wright
uud expects tu continue the huslnnss
uuder fnr sanr Hmo and m thD -nmr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

Pedro Rodriguez. a Mexican. IS IN the
county iall as the result OF d fho'ilns
ARRAY occurring early Suuun, morning
in which John Henson. d well SHOWN
pnint,r N the sity was shot goo nc
nqht iee. Il is chained thnt me shoot
INK WaF tht result ef an accident hp'-
rgs.n.z viii nNtii be given henflhe
ibin murains before Justice Mhelsn.
a oft tina, was most highly appre
ciatsd was received yesterday m"rniNs
/ by 1noI,...s j.. s0Ithg1te. being
bronze tablet from the iial.s. "a 'ir-
men Fire Insurance Company ~.
bearing the inscription Ihoinhs ~
SOuthratc Ia recognition of i1lihim
service" Ar Southgrtc has been agent
Tor the company since 1855. FOR
continuous period ~ nfts Years ue
company has been represented in THE
city.
In an account appearing In the Caller
Inst Frlday 10 was stated That W
beavers. an aged white man. who on
Christmas Eve WAS picked up Boo an
unconscious condition 90 staples street
and who later died. had been taken iii
900 the store Of John Behnan ot the cor
ner OF Staples street and Laredo ave
nue This was an error and an Unjust
lDe tu $685. DihmIn. uhu 1s soon nf h"
learned af ihe mnns ilncs phonrd goo
both tb' police department nnd 90 iHr
ciff physician fUr usHiatiucn Nf Uen
main states thr mIu Was uut n hH
storc during ihc ia1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

my bones. disco, cred long u docan pas tovDic'
and fin %. sir with ~" spartan D.
this soul ~ Mine; w. nature I'm inclined % WHINE WIN
SICK my Impulse " 30 tess ms hnir O" fnt
euny aAd and mako myself q uof' ~
p.fiehec has ~hovn 90 trHt u a warts r'inrif
when he II ont 80 iur he'll AAc the scaidns teafdrop
rolling down his fronspiecc. ana nf0~ s9'n'
signs ~ PLUCK And - nnpathy. my friends, ~ sweet
wiser has collie IN his feet goat al up his b''F'
Ills good 10 his friends come n and praae MN ~
his cheerful grin TINT Jump The track The man
VINO ana his pain eonfr" Of time "iN surety
gain fine aud fair the s0rs vi h'a aomnu's
from, when rheumatism did iis stunt wiH travel over
Then VIII no IL 10. because %. faces pain
with calm sieadfaai and lovely DANES
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

literary Digest, Our de.
f'nscs viewed from abroad II
they ran be seen at that distance,
SO are Mfel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

General Scott thinks that Naco
i nav safely past the danger
mark IL 50, another plume has
bren iahbsd into the bonnet Of
vaiciii)sl waiting.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

Barre Vermont. reports g lle
l"v zero But ~ sublracted from
g in this particular instance
dpesn'i leave o. II leaves suffering
and harsh conditions for the poor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

NNAN sam
The stab. sided ,.ld cnrn,udrrou WIN
"a universally uaca a. the rerssnifica
tinn 90 the American pyo,,le ls subject
10 bitter protest by correspondent Of
the New York Tribune t'ncle sam.
according to this critic. Is most un-
lovely caricaturc, and definite lnanlt
70 the people who have cfeato,i ism and
eompisccntiy accept him ~ the likeness
.ot their own National truts he IN un .
couth, surely; he represents No eNtnnt
type Even the hackwoodsman of Ia.
day hears no resemblance L. the ffuwsN
old fellow, whom We have ~ iona NOR.
shipped as our National iNon.
uuclo sam might well he manu-.
faciurcr OF wooden nuimrgs on q pr,.
tessional horse snapper The supreme
eraftsness OF his face *. next Ia his
uncouthaess his most stiiking charac.
lcustic. II Is not impossihle that the
eft'sy has done much 30 give foreign,
eFs q wrong impression ~ the Amerl-
can chafacfsrs iast as ths hioated. bib
uioos. eoaty and irascltlo John Rull
has given an altogether erroneous IN
pecsslcn OF British traits Th<t Amer.
leans actually love Uncle sam and that
the British are fond az John Hull may
Ne accepted az an indication Of mo
Anglo Saxon sense Of hnmor Anyone
rhn makes fun Of himself Il certain 10
draw d lanah.
No other nations have set an such
nEures' other peoples prefer q Ma.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

South Bluff Is going 10 bee lifted
out of thu mud. Meanwhile, We
ought 10 make an effort 10 colo.
u.zr il with lfiiins.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29


We trust that Goyernor.clrct
Ferguson will cxtrTet ihe-sin FROM
sinccurcs. Texas now has ample
noed for band of intelligent
workers. 81 men whFWiH consider
public service 10 the light Of an
opportunity rather Than a chance
H. put something over The people.
..ts...-..ts ..aa.-a
The Ducboss OF Counnughi gave
ever, Canndian soldier, ashore
aud afioat, a lump u mnplc sugar;
hni we donbi IS il win serve 10 ne
ccntuntc the sweetness 90 death
on the field Of battle, where men
rattle into eternity without under
standing what il Is all about
The holidays are about over
mud when We have gotten q little
more og the slack Of Christmas out
OF our muscles, we are going Ia
have to tug uf the rope Of pros.
pcriiy us We have noxor tuggod
before II is going 10 take a long,
sioady, enthusiastic pull to make
1919 hyeiup to its opportunity
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
OTHER VIEWS


Not since tlr clNil Wnr was the Tint
sd states called upon tn meet such o.
financial crisis aa came with The ont
break uf huatililisa in Europe Foreign
cXporta were suddenly cat OF lmputts
necessary tn many 10 oar own manu-
factufinr industries were wholly sun-
pended All American stock exchanges
had tu he closed and so blight Was
pat upon ~ Our markets. where securi-
tieH may De- bought and sold.
pu tnr of thls come fulnpc's rlnnur
60 ho pnid bon gold Tor the securities h
had SOLID 100 the fortmght before the
wai hrenn With nli Europe Hutpcud
ing payment pf itH own dehts aud do-
mhndiur gold instead of mcrchansiac
from thp ruifcd Stuies, financial
strain waH put upon thiH country the
like of which had mot horn seen N,
lnftN yeurH
( liut in twu short mouths the Amrli -
can people have mot tl,is crisis nno
ccFnfully car bankers have satisfied
New York. rit,fr mnurne debt ~
about fSa.puo.uoo hrld abroad
\ syndicate uf haukcra has also u,ia
Jed another 500 0a0 Bon 81 Hoid to pa,
M Etropu's immediate claims against
this country
Money Is now pouring haoi, into th,
large Eastern cities iug deficits n
bank reserves have bren wiped out la.
terrst rates arc normal fpf this srasur
NJ The year. aud oven lcsa than in som,
pfevlnns Years when crops were mov
ms 90 market
: Never was the rghillivnrN ~ ou
lcouutrN shown in 80 femufl,hbi. way
Without panic aud without nuy alarm
inr money strinpcncN the unlto,
Sthtcs has emerged ftum a most trsin,
. Financial sitnation with the FUN knewl
4 edge that u has met ever, debit ~ HON,
and nl,rnd
What hnf happened in tho financial
wufid BY hui an oinrr al what must 90
I cur Va our trade and commerce. I'M
!, ssmv visor ana huovancy the idsniica
4 spirit ni 1nlck recovery which ha
ialade tNa nitrd states the rniy grca
power tmt has some ahead pnNins sol
during The worlds worst war. mus
|, s'son set thousands 81 idis Wheels Il
/, motion and brins wors tu ,cns of thou
sands ~ ldlo hands
The salient fact aNont this rountr
e ever has been that VI can not he krp
h down philadelphia Ledger
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cheerful ana so
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

An important business meeting e. the
.adies Ala Society of the First Bap-
ist Church viii be held this Afternoon
q 80 o'clock az the church. Tho al.
enhance OF an members il urged.