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The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

RAYMOND W. pUkk4AN.
Ttass WGeAlnotoa Dureos. No. 70l
NetvoooJtteN Doak Budding.
WASHINGTON. D. c. March H.
More than sish: months ago announce
ment wss made
sulphur and that the ,so'cailsd
Alum In Feed. Remsen refsres
board had complet-
ed IL invsstisations Of sulphur. and
alum and the use Of these chomican
In foods and beverages. and that one
OF the most important pure food ana
drink questions which had been under
consideration for more than ak years
WAS In prospect Of settlemsnt Up 70
the present time. however. the ma
ings In neither sulphur nor the alum
Investigations have been made puoilcs
and the long delay has brought n
many inquiries to the department OF
agriculture a. 10 the reason why the
reports are held up.
Excepting the Remsen boards d.
cision on the use Of bensoate Of soda
and OF saccharine In foods and drinks.
the boards findings on sulphur and
alum are expected TO b Of more inter.
est to the general public than the ~
port Of Any other pure TODD invostaxa'
ton made since the enactment Of the
food and drugs act Of 1905. When an
nouncement wss made last summer
that the reports on the use Of the two
Chemicals were practically completec
prediction was made that the board
would decide that both sulphur and
alum may be used In limited quantities
In food products.
The explanation Of the long delay IN
making public the sulphur and alum
reports has just been given by DR.. b.
T. Galloway. assistant secretary OF AZ
ricultuFe. Both OF the reports when
submitted By the Remsen board were
very bulky, particularly the report on
the use Of alum. This has required
considerable editing IN order to make
the information thoroughly under
standable 70 the general reader and "a
relieve Il OF IL heavy technical terms
In which u Was llrst written.
The sulphur report, which - await
cd with considerable intarest. will b
delayed tor many weeks yet because
Of the fAct that the secretary Of aSrl
culture. with the knowledge Of mem
bsrs Of the Rsmssn board, has -
ferred tho report to several othel
chemists, who win check up tne
boards investigations and verify th<
accuracy Of every detail While NJ
definite statement II made On the spe
cial ysasons Why this work has been
ordered, it u beloved that . checking
i mp Of The sulphur report carefully vii
prevent any criticism similar 70 thai
which followed the making of tho
Rsmsen boards report On honSoate q
soda The criticism on the benxoate
report was centssed largely On the
tact that some investigations made b
! the late DR.. Charles A. Hortar. one
Of the leading members 81 ~ board
we're claimed to b. incomplete. and
that instead Of experimenting win
tho uss Ct bsnsoats n food ana drinks
containing acid. Mke tomato soup
Lemonade and cider. tho sxpog1mout)
were eoanned too largely - 1sot6ci1
bearing products. Ike milk Uon1tox(
of soda produces more hasn3ul q
1eOts. Il has been claimed. when used
n a acid-bearing product Me eldel
than when used n milk. DR.. HoffAl
looked after what vas considered tn
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
Sulphur and Alum Used II Foods

meat important part Of the work -
investigating the bensoate preols1 les
the nomsen board. His eeuelno1oae
we're checked up later b. %. L9coes
one q his assistants. DR.. Lucas olaAM1
q that many Of the conclusions vese
wrong. and that the inveotigAsseee
were incomplete. The publication 9
hin criticism Of the original Romooo
board report created . furcro and len
the work open TO attacks. Il y % 81
the opinion Of Q number Of leading
chemists outsido Of the influence %
both the government bureau Of ehem'
istry and the Remssn board. there
fore, that the secretary OF agriculture
has invited . re-checking Of the
boards sulphur report By = eeleceeo
group Of Independent chemists.
~ predicted last summer, the beard
q expected % recommend that the use
Of sulphur b permitted only IN very
limited quantities; IN tact. y far iess
quantity than has been permitted
heretofore undor the federal reguia-
tons. The use of sulphur In FOODS
has been ct the bottom Of pure food
controversy which has continued for
many years. Seven years ago the gov.
eminent made an extended invostiga-
ton Of the use Of sulphur In foods
and the influence OF sulphurops acid
on health, and former Chief Chemist
Harvey w. Wiley. his assistant. DR.,
w. D. Bigslow, DR.. r. G. Weber and
others reported that the use Of sul.
phur In foods end wines II objection
able and results In injury to digestion
and health. Tie government chemists
at that time did not recommend any
sudden and revolutionary changes IN
methods OF manufacture Of foods In
which sulphur bad been used. but sug.
gested further Investigations. pending
which DR.. Wiley Joined his associates
In signing . food inspection dsciaiou
which permitted Z restricted amount
Of sulphur in food products. provided
the amount was clearly marked On the
label and no food and drugs guarantee
clause was uscd. It was thought that
the Remsen board Investigation Of the
quantity would take much lese time
than six years. and that the contro'
versial question In pure food reguiA'
ton would have bean settled long ~
fore now.
The sulphur decision win have par
ticular interest to people on the Pa
clio coast, where sulphur fumes ere
used extensively In the preparation 81
dried and evaDorated fruits. Sulphur
QUE acid n also used In the mauufac
ture Of molassss and h many techni
cal operations In the preparation 81
var1Qs food products. Wine casks an
atnsa1ienA arnA awAnfnnnA hv cha ma
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

Asalth sutAoriti>A ~ Il = espooo
Nh greatly lqsson ~ ~. y1g3hS
| inyeStlsationS 81 az USlAsa ~
deveaop lnf6Fma1ioS ohow,ne 1H01 ~
s 90 e 81. s:lyl9s = snass:s3s.y. r..
oae - e1onten Nm ~ ~ - 81
~ - sesses nsv psssssssd
~ Iaws AZ wores tAaa - lsxs q
Al Their lack e enforcement = =
1ooaoo y ~ hv9
Sanitary Lass which & = doS1r0l
gnfeeeomenG - onIoeooL a. ~
etoo4 e otxUaUeh{
sning ne hama 4 ths a1ninietso1isnI
they Get - : DETERRENT a. o0Gionay. q
This - the oplnlca of d. w. a
Ruckoy. as1lstAnt ooSeooo-eoaoRol Ol
the United States public hoalth ooe{
vice. Or. Fuckers Views were eiyor|
upon the adminiot1ntion o2 publId
health laws. but many public o6l01all
Will b willing 70 let them apDly . O.
laws which are poorly enfoscoo. 0pook}
ing Of the factors upon which the ~
cheney Of pubic health administeAx1oo
depends. Or. Rucker says:
"One Of tho most useful thianl
which could be dooo IN fuythoeine ~
cause Of public heoltA would ~ = ~
vision Of the sanitary law, and the ~
peal Of laws which are inpcactioa3 e.
edminiettat1on, or which. u Adm1n9D|
tered, would defeat the puxpooo ~
which they we're onactod. e mav ~
argued that this would b : toGx3H8
down rather than A upbuIlding pgo|
cesa, and that. In repealing these ~
tsctive laws. ,nothinE would b plseed
In their stead.
I'm the great mass Of sanitary lag1G|
lation at present - ~ found on ou1
statute books there = one notioeahl}
omission. rsw Of the states have 81
Ie6hcient law Tor the collection q mog|
bidity statistics. We have BEEN mari
fvelously illogical with regard y out
vital statistics. We have colleoeed
data upon births, marriages and
6eaths: none Of which conditions q
particularly dangerous 10 The puod4
health. ana have almost entirely losj
sight Of The oick man. who u the point
from which NEST human dioeaeo0 an
disseminated.
| Once Z terson - dead his Aaaoogl
business u lost and % fns @ practical
public health work r concerned ~ q
an almost negligible motor. Il 4 ~
living carrier o. disease which q dan
gerous- Morbidity repogts. porticula1I
" Of the communicable Diseases, 49,
the location Of CASES which coostitns(
foci from which disease may n
spread 10 the well. The colloctlou u
morbidity reports thus maIeoo E pod
sible 70 know where - taks the pref
or precautions Tor the protection q
persons who may - exposod b . ~
en- disease. and theeosoeo aG4e . 4
prophylactic measure ~ he eoa
muniky 1t largo
"This has a intensely prao11oQl
bearing, because e NOT oaly makae Il
pooslble % prevent the spyead g a.
oase. but also cna4lee this 70 ~ 1oe3
q the miutmum oxpenoo an1 Win ~
kminimum of eNogk This = oUooonGj
lin ~ hieheet phase. There ~ 49,
humanitoJ1an aApoct ok To QuootoG4
the knowledge of tho ooousSoooo y
disease makes i posojble - 90 t1o1
The sick rocolvo prUper troetmonA -
Ionly nom 3 psoyonflvo. but aDo 1goG
. curative etanapolAG"
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

Gillespie helld sight Asrl him into the once
The very quiet absa ooasoua doubt Of it yazt
in Aslring Gillespie into the ofnoa
The ximes locking zgrsl that The vo vhan shewA
VOTE kp god q IL hsad q pelss d.
paytmenk
nay@.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
Editorials BY the People

Ce0munisAtioa muse beas nASno
and aAAroo0 oe writer, nu1e uoe
ssetsia psseessta ahn:e sn1 .sse
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

G. lCcClms1y has resigned afe0
caa1rinR q yongU IN Q DG11ooo0fAi0o,
ok1o, ctoea The man who owns ne
stDCo WIN nov have things yeoeay
DnrA hlo eWu w1y.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
AvzyyvDa'ba

and she hit him . vhask ever ~
knob with her umbrOlle. anA 81
yells.
you can't fool ne. you ~ ~
bricksr. you betber take a. them eAlo|
whiskeGS and lad . hoooot III, n
hiram viii - hero q : 11lh1t IN
he poloece viii a1t you
woll. they Anslly 81 & Axo1 q
but there u going q b hard 6ool3nG
n the catskil mOuntins Ses cutie aeG
tine 5ohAx
The Tslephono olrl.
sHeIJo. Central hurry please
She hears thot III DAY lonG
IT. central that and coutyA1 th1o-
That hst ncmbe9 va wSUng.s
IT. funny how Dc 6olkD W. $500
30 easily gel hot. ;
'ph0uo girls hate troubles e thAl9 oWy
And patience helps Z lot.
-Jim 1gnnoA n
p: 8. - -Drop another ,leooI
pleased"
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
lSJtANT GILLESPIE TO RESIGN!I TT
|3l IKE SEASON, TOO. FOR PENI7ENCE

nSEy -
4|g9. - ~
Ss Y - - - - S'''a'a 49, SA''F'
6z2s ss34Esl.
z 27s ~ .ae 49, ss1se 49, 'As as~'l.R r
~ ~ ~ ae1ee sna1 sas -. : J. ,s:
2!s 49, q - = 49, - $3.50 . ..
- d, $3.50 - = -, !. = . :. ~. - 49,
~ sess say.as |" .as AaAa = - N 80
[a.4 IN " 80 30 aaae $50 = " -
s .s 90 ~ = - - - ~A'A A'''-A'
ssss 90 aAn'''s' = ssedns s''a = 1anns n's q
1gas NaG shs visw thas Aspessa daas szaesv waxe
ss9s ..m IA ~ sazsea ~ vel $50 q ~ 80
80 Weay = ehae0e sls w.aah sassss0 tns CON-
llee i.asdiaasS f'Lssins - sssaas = g - hsAa
say snasns Aaaame = saks " sae ssaaaSs sn'ns
h 5000
~ deaznnt 4 ~ drss1sd up nd Aas No Place to g.
silinn $3.50 hsns -. snt@sd y ths fzss laaes
1 h11 T. I'm a seaxtsa NJ walking = leaes hsad-
M41 ~ Qe0o0 taln 1of hs snhszasfnsnt and hnnihA.
"A aESS
rsa r. - apPsassd u ~ Gpn1atiea that mistake
~ hksS = - naas = snaA tnss AnA rsfssss =
ssoAG = sss.sssh - zassa e ~ sesd x ths
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

A. " understand the proeeGueog'
Tie police oommissionsr PM To- 1ndn
ade q efuaada
70 he DaItor: A. I am 70 write .
eeeaZ Win you pleaso answer ~ -!
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

Must Observe Nuleo.
Ola LAdy-Wol1. now that Nv
paid = ticket for the loG ! suUO1q
he's entitled 70 . ssat = - a9Q1
cart ~
Ccnductor-Yis. mum; Sut ~ -
conSoem - the ruIoo, anA 14Go ~
feet ~ tAe eushjoa9.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

sale wonder the little daeilao has
ben eryias Tor On hsur. Lsses =
1lhls plAs
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

~ n selllne e a. zssienassa Z rslios 0enniaias
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11

p: 8. - -Drop aaoshse $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
FIRST MESSAGE OF mrs. FALL
PRESIDENT TEXAS FEDERATION
oHttrisaa sunr ~ nousron
WOMAN rLtcrrp ratsionrr
At CORPUS cHRiart.

hrF iicnfi ~ IHl ~ houston
c'o0ied state president - thr IsAaa
fcacrat'an W Women. clubs. a ~,
r,nspntion held 10 this ,nY iss, 40.
Nc"'h'f haA inti issns.i lo me elnh
weinsh ~ the sistr hsr flrn mesaas.
fry IAN made many frlenas while
hfsr attending ths convention aHd she
wln have me seii,c assistance ~ Osu
paa CHRISTI rlnbsrmsn tn makinE ~
zee Standardization ono 90 the mlsi
'ug,e-fi in me hlc,ors % 100 orsan.
itsilon
Tho mcssnSo ehifh is a0lfsarcd tn
fli 80 ana ucs mcmbyrn ami fuends
~ ihe Federation follows
~ rDri measaas CO. pan sinee fn,
'loriuu ~ Corpus christ as your
president shall De- q mcssArr - la,s
aHd g,sa WiHhea Coz tho nee year.
war full " happiness ana sasi wishes
fpr zach ono - YOU
80 - r. susllmc ihng tu star, ,nit
Nilh q neN year Hnh s,nihful up
Nnrd lufoua handr holding up ruro
Hn,p'Htet hays fev enc 10 nm NO.
t"fi 20 noslnrins. a spr, ~ q world
hai' nrN, gl,inE au-lhrr ch,nce Eve
n''fyh q rctolulivne to regain our Did
enthusiasm and raHfAience
'ndtf lhe sifvfs and straIn ~ hAs.
ln'ss and the departure ~ delegates
~ early morning trains had ns
ehanre =" thpnk man, ~ ,ep for me
hearty eiepilon Eissn mo az Corpus
'"flsli than. ven MY sleeerriy
'ur dp.,f ps.i s,sr-bIvni has planRs.i
wisely ~egA co. ths meat t~e ,e..rs
~vfA ~ rve' msrnltihr ana would
ev Nnw'r'hi 90 sufsood nsr r Nsfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

Wii tffAis nee~ssiiY TOE . f4efofs
Safcbogas ebsfs cotton MAJ " sfof..i
~ . nominal cOsi ssd me farmers
wln slso b. SHE - sslsre isass %
bar eoi'oh and vhesr sigfass costs
~ b. nofoinsi
~ vii Aha result in Bs establish.
meat n b Coiieh Essh hang. sbirb sHi
naturally create 4 martst IN thls ciiy
snd The cotton desisfs rlH have -.
flsts ana buyers here
: ihint ihe T,mpn yisn. a. ii - ,.iles
f9f seiiiinE me bay ffunt gussiien IT,
t4f 'blus snd slii pfars = great ssd
~ buidinr our ,lts Also fhr saass
$50 81 sufDfisr shr most euthusl
asiis supporters ~ fhsf project. a.
v siu IN my opinion. h. - important
~ ne sse4fins ~ another railroad
In~ 'afnpl~'ion - ,hr nrw -sfsr
supply ss Uu'nnsd ~ln pi.Y he erssi
p.ft in budding our eliy The h~auu
ufafipu - ne bluff sni 10 aaSthsf
Important undsfissinE
in summins ID Tie n.hi lhias
being done IN 1sr ely &c must nei
% ulninuf1l 20 ne Grsatsff sifms0t
h $50 huiiSlnr NE soinF on. To- uur
ht't iafi 90 io spssh J refer ~ %.
rrnaef'ui d~' riaumsni akinE place ~
thia ftcii0n tericuiiufsgy Thl- i
ne real tift tuii0sr WHAT 80 sfs
dpina hefs 10 Cofpus christi 10 ar
~ necesseri fuf ~ tsti inst . ems
must gfoe sonasr hero slihih = hsndi
distance 20 aappIS mo wknis ~ ihe
vsople eup sfe pulling II these mas
oifleeni farms aai % nanals o.
pfvduotp
"cofpus christi - 90 situated ,nsi
aht u ihe ciiy - mo aux coast ma
ihsfsfpfe u Is simply up O. us a. iafs
aifshiase ~ me conditions esiailns
anh buili wisely make ~ pfs0ic
i"sn thst within aao,hsf zen years
Corpus cunsu rni 10 fitr ~ a.. go
prfHonf no. ws mus, NOT ustriaoi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
EAT CABBAGE, Fish
SAUSAGE, NEW BREAD
"rAPts piAegrais~ plGrsrs
foon wHtN STOMACH CAM
cuRus INDIGESTION.

To tcnr inolls foa sat hlt hack
'estv geod bat vugk hadb. ferment
Into stubborn lumps ana ,ause ss.,
sour ressi stomaghf Nov. NJ ar
MIR ptspep,ic. 10, thls down, Fan. =
pispcptlR dis,ass v,cr,thne. i,A,ln /
nothlpE 70 seur and upee, ,ou rns,~
never War sns thlng 80 safety qah,.
~ veftaily effective So Wlff,rer,.
bow eadi, ,cuF slnma,N O. disArief. !
,"n ~in sc, happy rc.,rf IN tlve rain
a'es, bus What sleascs ,aa paNSs IA nat
y s'rvrgtheNs aaJ rosula,cs vaut
s'en@sh W ,cu caa cat ,our rayMRs
toeds without fear
M"si rVmvi,ss giyc soa reust s0n,s
times ,hvy ar, sl0~. tut not sur,
Paws plapcnsin" a. euick. positn,
aud ats your stomach IN health,
cenGlsloa ~ tbs misery woat come
hack
Noa tcrl dirfcfcn, a. ssoa a. "rapo's
pAapcssn~ coracs In ecntact VITA IN,
stomach iisircss lust Nansshp. ,eur
stomach sets sweet no gescs Nc eeica.
ms. No efactatlons ~ undiscNsed f.A,a
your head cseArs and ,pu feel fine
Go NOV make she hest ln,vs,msnt
you ever made ~ ge,tsnx a lara.
nst,-ssns case " rape's plagspsls
from amy dsus stose ye1 realize IN nv
minutes how needless Il a. 90 suffer
from Indigestion. dyspepsia or any
"'H"'Ash d'scFdsr. ~ Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
What We Must Secure During 1914

Three representative Cofpus CHRIS
Hans 4. - Collins. fity commission
~. President n iks Commertial club.
pnd vwHer - large prop.tiy interests
ln lhls eiiYl Tom Calm. plambsf ani
"a filiSsh vhu always f4Esa kssn in
'sfesf IN progressive matters ana y @
~ ne latter pfumiusff f.slfs
d'alor and property sensf. ytsisris b
outlined 10 o. Caller representative ~.
hinrr That In their opinion h4tt
been - mpff beHsfii 90 rofpaa Christi
dufne the pssi lssi aad ssJs slg
gesii0ns ns a. important public unasf
'shinsa 10 Do year 1914
Thar are fD m4Ht things fnsf
ran bc termed ciiY auliheIs that have
been started Df sfs under considers lion
af %" present time a. ne council ne
commercial club ana ouf eiussss"
stated Ne rsliins. "ihat 20 10 hard
ip coy luri which b. ihs bret
ih hf Judgement fhs compress jua
seDuf'J Tor this city. shils not the
h'ssssi accomplishment of lpla wln
he found 10 br an Industry that su
eventually pfuNe une ~ the biTsssi
'hinae wr haze ever landed
"a aui produce fYnnsrs and 500
ra4N All ps"Iase d.~r rsi.r 80 nuf
HhaFfe9 TONNAGE ami deep water
=" hand in hand ypu can't aot ans
without ins other
bsnste that there ain be- 80
many 81 a. goo tslts ~ roitnn COIN
pressed ir CORPUS christi during iaii
and che oiiy win profit disetfy sisht
rnlH un each bats 90 total - tSgbo
~ adpH5Sn 90 itis amount ne cots
Nill 80 Indirectly foiiY ~ rents psf
hpir for ne aUi chat ihe hsndllns
~ go much cotton az ihis poihi vu
difrlili end Indirectly pot lafss auins
~ money in oar tanks snd eill No.
'Hsafin demand uiE amount ~ labor
iu bahdlr
Che 'siabiiahlor - this compress
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
COMING AND GOING

Miv Chas Hanting fofmsrF rei1.
me w LAREDO L. Ia ns eni rn rom
70 iiaalro where no aiH rgaidr u
~. fUigie
Nissse -.nilg wrishi art Narr,e
Wiener and NJ, Annle riunissf ~
pluntssr STRIVE 81 ~ ths ,iiy ycsirr.
asY feg brief ,lsR reguf,rsl 40 ,hc
ssasiae
~ W Morsan ~ wirhHs kan. 40.
fi,s ~ IN the cil isusula, o. , b.
sral VEGAS sta zee Is a Fuest 10 tns
iicfrs Apartments
Ms corrie Tgtrrgumans Is snesl.ae
several da,s IN ssn Anionin "a tla
russt q attends
4 n Schsndei ionsI saltsntn fat
the Uq~ir-sN-sl Tipro ritter COMPANY
= In san Nnfn, aTcntIng "a fpect.n-
- tae statesmen ~ ihe d.ssflrt lIr CA
rects 20 rrfuGn hssns durns ere ear
par - neat wsek
Mr. unt NJ 4 n Neson ts I.sk
Asrs are VISITOR .n fhr clit rrElr efrl
az thr Nurcrs
i,l$se ard NJ n 20 Minor have ~
yurn~d o. tAsir h,me In ssa AnlonIa
Asser ~.eka ,isi, srrs a. ere sarstF
- NJ srd Nrs - Nunof
r'n " Gsesn ana t,mb x s.oas
CITY, lo~'A an Tourists ln far crf
srrf.7= az tsa Nusrrs
= a ITTkins q san Msrci.s sui
N y Henr, ~ NirEssi'1e ecge amonr
YESTERDAY arrivals al ihc Nu~'vs
cyanc cNnnisScasr " " Mun
losS y~ss eriaS m~vunx Tor san Al
,~aio for a sr,ei BUSINESS tr7n
Guy Saauier. pssnt forcnan for enc
TEXAS sssUAtnSc Cosnpany. has rosurn.
I'd srvrs rorz wor,A vhsrv ~ sg.cnt
een daSp sisitins friends
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
:: City News i'm Brief =

G ohsddss a csmpaay esss~ a..
l,ie and aeliNrfl cnefdsy III /. Ifua
~s' sis ", seshs 'ihs isli lly4fsi Nd.
~ W iioA Y fhanen :. :'jnsfnsn,
banker VI A0A,
Jehr Dunn ,hs ~. ys.s s,a sen o.
Nr and Airs dom "a Dunn. lnlurei
IN ih' IN" ~ lsfi Ilssdsl ,srqnlnr. a.
ne punn honir 81 f.sg sireot. son
''nuep iu in,Prn thee bslns 4 very
ap4efeni thsnfo flr M bsttsr IN IN
coheishA yesterday AIS. iu.nche
HAYNES siro inluFed IN Va, f.ms IN,
'"nihpee ~ upef0,e
The eer'b'rsVer sv,smsA. lie ar
cne ana hnte NA9,h efdsrA hg IA,
,iiy aFi ,sleesr an ~ thispea s,n
no fssief, N iamila n ~. within ~
neat few ds's n - expected is rn.,s
psre hy ianaan %
- A'l~. sUR~rin,srssat ger ~.
lAiulimg DouHiany yes,srlsy u~uu
lnE returned nim i,~t wofth shrre he
,F-r-sr,s-sra.e-..-,.-ss>.- -.
Not wHllns io tf1 o. o,,rrS. out ths t.!su
~ "atlne1 hf her. bot rs,nemhsr That
no iNn pefuora have fhe same meth
p'is th@ same tacr rolat. TIE -.n,.
plan iur dclnS ihlnzs nat 40 can al
~N"a Cor she e~ai results ne, r. for
se''lhs Wat rhs uissri, lns plnc,ti-
meet Nave ~ r'ot NJ nfht
u" no, asr~nd en,rrly vgon ths rer.
'n That iou hasr p,ar~a IN afrce 10
run Your fsdsraiiuh 40 one p.r.an
Ahne Van mako snce~ss ~ an, ihins
Hu~'~ss = lNripsgxhp talarc
s'Hirir slime 80 ,hain is stronger
ihan SO weakest tnt. .nd ess, one of
'eu u q hpk IN m, arca, caaln ,Aai
- ,lryllos she siobe fsF ne urNn "
eosnan
ihe feNas fluh epNen ruinhsf saed
wfunS whai ian not this aun,l..s Of
Nf'men aecurplish 10 banded sox~sNsr
Cor ina HEht n ~ a. nat acg.sn
plish seer,ghlns thai Ne undrnaAs
q ls hetause az DO not puu together
and ee,Ause ~ naiter ouF farges We
tr' isr, NAM ncN thints and a, not
npish ne Obi let us -rl,s AZ com
e'siensss ~ va strive Cor Chanisn
cour'e,y sh,ch nsAas sasS .rlae LOT.
ter. Nhlch msaps c,nsdssaslon 80
others and Nheh means cNas,ty Ansst
ail lsiass
When tfe chslFsNsn ~ ssur cs~nnaiis
ices susnM their Plans ~ s.ofa 20 y,an
far year cNaf,aer.tlaa. a. .lrse ,sas
agprciason ~ ~rithsx b, shcm Of
enrr w'Asa you srceps an .pyelh,
men, made rs ,eur prrtisnL wa hs,t
sven be- yogs cHaNdseco. ma she
ieoNs " YOU I'D cnSc for as. lei VA
~ ~ NH~s touch sfb ~,rrr eva.
n'iiise N NJ state. ls a. nnaer sAs
mAchiNes1 - oar f~isfslicn. watch
wat eNcN del>srtmsnt u aclns Il 10
ur business Is kgoN. Y Ne sre Ia -
efficient IN clua ~Nsk. ana ciuA WI
has been dsnnes a. ~WenAns pa SIS.
,ars.a
II ~ln h. nl glsssurs 10 ave Aay IN.
formation a, any tgnv % any cne a.
thcr dir~s'll ~ ~ renrriaS IN a Sca.
mittee.
Let IN snake AN, osa ~ ear re,sN,l
Nesr~ tp s4r f~ieratleR. nog IN the
A'ifn 81 rNaira. nug "a tne srsrit n
rrcSrcS. ,he petty difference an l,,s,
sight 81 IN a great voaas~rAltsa. TAa
Alcn~ WILL lVsd ear fsderAtAoa 10 soV-
,reixn l-o~er,
Win evcgN sved Wish Toe a, ns~
year and an Other years
sincerely y~ars
t'lorFScE fAg.A.
ryesiAsns Tssaa NsdsS=tscn " wo.
man's cauNs rs
- sAves ArarsmsasA uoes,ea. rssak
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

Babies OF Nueccs, Klehcrg Willaey, Cameron.
iidago, Brooks, Jim Wells. Duyal Bee Rctupio.
San Paireio and Aransas counties are eligible for the
Corpus Christi Better Baby Show, complete announce
ment OF the plans appearing in last Sundays Caller.
Any baby IN the counties named who will be more
than SIX months Of aye and not three years OF aye
I'm next January IS be entered iil IN the ahoSr
blank and mail at 10 the Better BABY Show Editor
oi the Corpus Christi Cacr-Herald Its REQUESTED
that photos Of babies be with the entry blank il
pQible, All photos viii be returned 10 the narcp,s
s(r Che piuures have been printed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

afrai sicesi, a. afranEs GO th- min
sireis whieh are ~, b, gbsn SHORTLY
az tcnent fur The Corpus chrisn
nssd ana ,hp United Charitlee An
these NJ, ma parts er interested arc
f~eusa;Ad 60 attend me meeting Co.
ntaht
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
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