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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
"CAScARF1S" CLEANSE
LIVER AND BOWELS


Arc YOU keerlns sonr NNcr Stomach
sfd bewvls clvan pnrs end frcsh with
cascarvis ~ mrnN taNlee pass.
ssrway vSorN rrw DAYS ~th salts
ea'aarssS pins ~ easter ear rhla -
important
NascArvts luauavd,Nles cleanse tho
eaemseh remove thn ~m. ursiiseolsa
aaa geFirvntiue so.,a ana foul esses
take the ~>oeSs 10. sraa, the liver ana
eeftN vat - ne ssstesa ,Ae eoasN
pa,ea ~as'e matter amt g-,iscu sn the
hvuois.
NJ s,iis hew xtsk. hoaaAShy. bilious.
aaa coaateescd yaa se~A s,ascaret
tsntKht sll ssFsisasea kan ouf ~
moFnlag rArS ~esA waite AGA ssssp
A trrccnt aaA frans Noag agsFxxass slR
kspa yonr head glc4H stomach swrss
sns saag NNef sad hawels rugelsF kee
menshs nenH forxvt The shrarvn
seelt Assh sasliea nerd esmir
CLEANSING, toN Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim.
cent Was uaahe 10 Attend to
Any Of Her Heusework.

Pleasant HaL ~ c-''l suffered ior
three Summers, writes Mss. Walter
vincen, Of thsS town. and me third ana
last time, Vas my ~oci.
had drsathsl nervosS heaeaeheS and
pscssrsiboa, and ~as scarcely abe 10
walk abcut coGbd no, DO ANY q NY
housewcrk.
! afso had dFeaak, pains Ia ny bach
and SIDES and wheR oae a hose wesk
siakiag spells would oOne On me,
would hsve ,e give W ana I've DEAN.
sadi Ii wSTe 90.
! was eeraiah IN q dvadfH STATE a
heAlsh. when ! haassy asSiasd 10 II,
C2rtAA nc ~omaas teak. and / hnnl,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
URIC ACID m NEAT b
CLOGS IHf KIDNEYS
TANE A aLAss o. ssATe ~ YOUR
sscs sUars ON BLADDER
aOrnEps


" 800 must haze Sser msat every
d@f. eat " tD r.isA pear elaneFe
Nifh salts occasionally ays Na1ef
authority ~ho Tells as ihsi meat forms
nris ssid which almost gsrsiyres thf
.iamsgs 10 their sffrsa - s1l.si A. frgm
me hieDa Iheg bec.fns aukrish tre
seaksn. fheu guu sagfef efh = duH
mls~ff ~ shs slaesf reriea snarp
pains ih ne back ~ sIst hsadaQht
DIZZINESS. Tauf sieiuhrA rpars fepEH
j. eoafea AMI 4heu fhe weather ia 30
700 hsfr fhsuaastic tvihkut Ity
urine Tefs cloudy fun - sssiinsnt thg
channels ofssn go sore ana leritstsJ
aDlisfuE gua % stsk relief tao ~ three
'pnss durng ihs mght
70 nsptuNs. these irfiafns ss.ds
a.. tieenss the fibnsys AID rinh 30
fhs ifagfs pfinpas vssie 80 fnpf
euais n Dad halts fFom ass pasfs
MACY hsfs isss q iahiespk.anfal in q
aiasa "a Naisf s.afore hrsakf4ai &c
fev dave ana louf sianrys AIS thsk
sCi nn. fhs fsusns sale j. inais
Rom ths assa - ssst.es esd ie.nen
l,sis. s.slinsa ~Hh lifilr sH1 t4t
been used Or generations 90 naFh
ana stimpiats siusslah sidasts sisp
f1 ueuiraiige ths aeion iu Wpf ao 3
up oaser .utiaisa. TOYS ending 1.ad
asf weakness
ltd faHp is luftprnaift fannoi in
iufr snd meAer = hrfrhtfui effrrTrs-
cent iitsn UHfsf drink Adtsfiiss
wepf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
That Made Milwaukee Famous.
ANOTHER FIGURE

Sfss- 49, ..'s..s--.sr.,- s..f..
f'r'N'n ~ru'e - llnsiraia me aIlah
Ia Which he Hoxan llls. rrne Growr
~ utuss ilellAla is~ endsi fi,,m kina
seofep the he0rth "a klag " .nlam
lhs fVurth ,AAt reiEa ss,Asvd awaf
ana 1 re,s lived a. ace tho lans rcxin
ef Netaria eeav ard ~ ihu rrirn
~ A'As hiWava Come and a. ana ne
a'evsrloR - hiua 0earxs w. rirth
1Astl~s the fffth ralrd ln France
franets mo f1rsi lu Austria. i'redar
VA whllasn shs rAlFd la prus.la. Nlch.
esaa tbs FIRST ia Rue-la. Nhga t.o., ihs
Twelfth sustfne'l ihr ss,ss,i -tatra thr
Nlnad'vn - italy nui YET havlnA saahe
into existence. The pnited kisssl,,a,
II Great britain and lFeland haA aei
ses poRulNiiop 4 sseeooeo an tIa
Ne n'en who had 40, Served his coun
~ iN sasRr vagaeity lu ihe Eesolutioa
AIRY War had heve ciryAtvd a. tue
Presidency ~ the United states and
falls saa the vAse untn asa
risNss aad sAeais NJ hls own caun,
20 ~srs no less stirring snd Ma l,asi
IA them SsA as.skeA eoN Ken
iarky VAS a slave stale al his hlrih.
INC vonuoser.l ~hlgA Vas 10 batch
hi0 a crvat cl,u aAr Ma ia the pro-
es~e 4 'evalSallsn. tn taet tn culloas
moved - ullnnis a. ~ IN 4 frcc state
AMI chiceEe then Was sn,Al ,llhs~
fhe vlaeF cNllem Vas then a tricna ~
lineola's re,ssnmsndlrs 'as arue
siing eAekwecis lAN "a ~ n,,,sv~el..e
ellanss Neung s'uilan,s iirsl c,scai.
lcesion ~ the futuss Mar tvseilcnt
wss under such circumstance sefan.
INK 'aEviher tho rudnncnls ~ an e,iu.
cation sa'asd IA snlllne over rousA
pVime's' r'~as he e~eswe saecesSiN yiy
a student AZ Mpani Norris Academy. a
eounsFN seaaa iseeAgr ana h~,rs
heing admitted 10 me tar Al Sistak.
flsla Hs lsAE
When ~ NesArae city Attornev Al
srrinsf,sla he hanehcA ueon ralisi.
oai oarver ~hNA eer r~corA q un.
'Foken esrviee = unNhansngsa a. ~.
vee'isnx taAt "a any alheg Amvrioaa.
Amonk his tsrrl polilhai experiences
wAs tho nascss, ~ b.taa elected AMI
dsfsA'ed a. shs same nleesNa. Nc Wa
siecsed 10 tho leglsSsturs and aegeAsaA
a. an leSsor ON the rgllmcs~ slckes
Them esMe The A.stnEte laasAla ANA
hehxlas Ness~ies sad cullosas ian.
mate Aasselssien wisA I.snoo,n. whom
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe I would have died u / hadn',
taken Il.
Aiser ! began taking cafdui. vs
greatly helped, and al three hostlss re-
aeYed re enarelv.
! isitensd W, and grew 50 much
stronger In three months. felt Ike an
other person altogether
cardni Is purely vegriabse and rcnue-
acting. rs ingredients have a mild. ,onis
effect, ca the Womanly constitution.
csrdaa uakes Tor iacrsased sirsnS.h.I
improves the appetite, iones up Inc AGRA
vous system, aac hslgs 10 make ual<
sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy..
cardu has helped more man nlElioa
Seas woues. dsHtng fhe pas; 50 years.
y vii surely DO tor you. VIA, !, has
doue VOC 'hen. Try caresi ,oday.
H-,as ~ cAsu.ns~s. n-4xaus c.. 49,, "a.
t.l t~es Ntstitnssxa. lees - %.sr,~l -
- - 1'~f ttss 49, - rsse 49,. Ni~.~.
/ iiesaHxa, ~ Aessa. ssei = sAsl1 ssass~. Jf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
PAIN woMAN's opERATloN o.
A HGN

n the rrpmir Haniup arpartmcut
~ Or faffwt .sur of Farm tud firt.
slde, Jennie O. rhuma saits thai shr B.
nof a surgoen rHi uup soman plth
nerves Vet she performed 5 no,r lrd
tarlaE epeatnn sn ben thai haa
"a aii"Wee i,.aa pis,'e ~ hHIHrf
Nhlsh had ac,n thrpvu sea- th, ffnaud.
shcrr hecnmr sufl NJ noe psiaftni.
sfies e rainaioFn Fnliawfng is tss
aCcpuni ~ the operation
~ hsd tarred Plymouth RHk rle
hri ihns I nolbrd WAS stru.hne hsf
netk nnd maklRs an sorts ~ renias
urns upon examination drelliri g..
1nsgAia an hrr.
eAusht hsr nol hrf l,rs tHH
wines scrureh eni ms instrument
ana Vas ncaa, frr aetlou made th
nru mcisi0u wheh maitne,d 81.
hloed Thh sssrct me ana au.otlt
sewed Be up Z r~lHuH fhr rrI
eosHd sVfrl1 Sac sa tpened i've u
sisa ASSN and nrade ihr srrerl an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
DREAMS 4 CAD N
A FEN hOURS---PAPt'S


4ais blowing ard snuffung A deue
~ "Fsps's Cold ren,roupa~ ,assn
exesy TIVE hoaFs easil three draca are
saktn viii end Stripe miwrs and
hfssk up = severe cold ei,hss in tAs
hsRa enesh body ~ limbs
peomnsn opens sla9Esas n,N
sSt@ snd alr pasasss. ssaps nsai,
d'Ms1sArsv or np~e sunnsnx sellavas
sick headarhs. aullnssa. gevnf,nhnesa
sore threat, sneesins. sassAssr ana
eSiffnNs~,
vr&w's cai1 casepouns u AZ
Qulekt&'. snfsss rsllef kno~n a,,a
costs only 20 cents a arxzS aosv~.
Il acss without s~sIztsnee. lssse~ n.rv,
ana causes no ineonNentsncn Don't
nt<<pt sul~situl< advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

sisSior, TIES, Ian ga i,rne nAr
hse ~ sac A@ep. scecnlmni,si ~
his ~ife ,naar an avto drive ttom hsa
home toaa "a nsshop Is l..,a al.r
bic Interests here rrf issrs ASA slsu
the srras Rfogrusa made IA tha n,sh.
ol country
1~sA Ae.as " sv~sses euach ~
s'sfse ana iaeE yeas.ola Kseess aa ga
ssAxr "a his eAsoa ene nila sasg "a
isen. Tbs ansnaip as9 ia tAsn us,s.
ditipn. hut Mr Mona, says the sllo
wi'i fss,yn tnem sna pu, ,hen Ia slas
tfpa taf snashsi
AsfRrxsWnnta are helms made 10
bold msss uNeisnT here fnlay nisA,
iof che purpose ~ eonfeFrlng with the
s&hs@a hsAss in a pelslla slssaasslan GA
'he nuhsecs % sAs eeasssnosiaa u the
Mo- htsh schonl hnlldinr hesa The
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
spoHrso oossIp


NEw Yutk ian a. .yonuis Nack
mNnaser ~ ihc worlds Champion aih
ahoul ,he Fedonsis ANA rsi haiisa
~ saouId woft, hinaa.lt into hall
amout the Fri,rals ana SIT balsra
Connie has fhe confrnyts ~ mnai ~
his regulars tugked snugb RNay 10 ~,
gslgkei 80 the skles look iar e. hm
in Esthsrine data for ,hs. pufros. ~
ohta,aing composite uartmouih uau
ffem sAe rhpsicsl reln, ~ vi-v. Or
iehn " nnNier dirr,inr u az. nsri.
mouth xymnasmul has discovered thai
she nost no,icahie acfc,t among On.
men ssaminca is that " having onl
ehuuaier lower than ihr other Ninvl5
per cent a the studtnis examined
we're Found b. hare ihia ph,shai o.
Govt
Al NollWekN former scvcs mile
watkins shuupion sad msmher 20 me
-''vshoigt olympic team has an
uouncsa his ysslrsmsui finm ,ampsh
Use eihl.sNs Nollmskc esa ans ~
lha finest ivilovs in amsgeaf sput
bu, safs hs has M uiue ia train nov
nv his retirement ihe sam, losaa On
sihieie ~ho rs bis pafir-nsnshtr sad
aainenesa has "a standard laal an
imefitAu aihlstcs maY prnuAO follow
claude lisndrss rirsio pitcher nusi
d. thlnAnE ei srttirs hlinssH 40 ~
tng ree,ssd holiea - tho bsssball
eorld lie has been 'upe thrpe years
bu - slreada tart-a- tino lsuianut
clarSe ~vnt after h,s contract a ~hsls
sgo but neW declares tarnso, ptetfuss
~sll ha.s - san sar yaaas gnaa htn
"a u ~ vaa,s hlm 500 salssned
NslA hpltas put op thr prates faf
the sseaQa successive ,ean tgcnarN
- also pisying Fast ana lcoss wlib
the Fgdoraix
& tnn ntnammeus rsAlb wants g.
hrm Ngain Is Noula n@ ~ A.
iiee 60 tu ~ iusk IN France wh.~,
trem az ApJ~Arsncc. thst sors - thlug
- nasa.r than g ~ IN thas counlr,
or Ae mishg stys EaeiaRa ~, douhle
A. sta ~a- a Nuticei ~ tae kine
raAps wars sse ana - prshah8 SIAN
elglhis
farkr psNs has dlssoVcrcd an.ahep
lsFA,kl~, nghs 'a osr o~n Naea yAr.l
AsaesHAlns ~ hts statistics rs1ses. u,
MckerKs ScR,sal kikra the kanxsSt
svssl ~ thv ssAss,a Gn N.ll uheH hs
irappcd ne han over from the a. ware
tine Ns made tour field guais in one
...,... ..... - a.. ..-4..k.t....-
and earv'y miSs~a flfsh 'rcm ina -.
Nafd hns The h~'ss up IN Neu Hat~u
@sshs o. a,eAn~a a. a Farther lnvrs.
tAestien 20 ghe SpsAgstsg
The d&sc ~ The Murray Rsseile eo,sy
saa as~ Nesa ~ 90 Aprn ltNsien
rpmms 10 Es,nk "a SCI ms charnpAen
% she Fing y Il takes a. .emsaps. ana
Ma 'hs@hs y WA ~ .As e1swas rAls *
g~sst p@smentS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
ooloaAoo N vi {. A. mssrlsa

nhNEEh soto ian ~ nsnVsf has
aeptton ana entertainment ~ ths sol,
sst~a Va che ,rsntY tsista annual con
yantion " The coiaads ts,ms Msn's
christian association The convention
sessions vii ueEin loD,orruw fni con
tnuo sssr Esrdsy several speakers
- uatipnai Population eni be- here H.
address fn. mhatina
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

vhA sesss "a shs sshsp
esshep nvstna ana al
attention sshss'pe~ daily :,
the Paragon csst.ss,snsry.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
~
Drink more
pure beer

The nations that drink the most
OF it suffer the least from nervous
ness and dyspepsia,
Bur the slightest faint Of impurity
ruins It's healthfulness. Be sure
you get pure beer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

,asasifprs arN saAion@ a. see ~erk .,'
the structure cpmmehcpa ana ne aus
scs,lon VAS ulndp that a puhlle als
eaNsian ~ The al.rAarlvs th.t e,,-
caused che desey wauid Franit TENS
ficsAil' and expedite action
Aanskvr a. Nuskuls q he nshe,,
I've aad Cps,pn velRpapg aes fveels
"a t~n addlllenel easleeds el MATERIAL
feF ihs mlll and elevator tha, IL hslnx
huin adi"inVs his elan, tle win russ.
gonsirnrslun and hasr the ncw snteg
priNs ready a. -ps~,llls as possible
oeorRe glsvr,. manaEvr ~ the Nah
up h~teh inAde a slVl ~ CoFpus chfls
q 70 ARRANGE Tor a nsster supply us
ssa ies,as asa u.asf ul.saialilsa tof
hls heuas
evuniy ,smmisntinst Aehn Y i,Ns'
lesi, 4. h ApplehN aud n r. ntrdon
Went ~ CoIpns chrsn Yesterday o.
business
Machinery fcr an ctcctriy plant =.
ne'ns INSTALLED by e storey at hts
Fefm thrive miles from town aud ne
pvopeHps ~ make hls awa eleVtrr
hshls and suppl, elec,rlcsN Cor either
domestic and sa,m purposes
rardy votsFs arv erowans the GA,
Sax ccslevtcr'r usfscs shvse dass pAs
ans IN their dollas each sm the n~c
er~efy certlfIcAte that raises them aui
q lha vhlnaman elaa aRa enael~s
thvn a. vxervlse Tho hAlsui when pub.
Nc matters are 10 es pessod opan,
Thew aFp rslu many % eomo ia hui
ms eolleV'pf IL psepAtsns 10 haAa ga,
sefeipss rapidly ~heb thn final rnsh
rcmn.
l'raArsgsaw afe namcrons and seN.
srs larxe nnA trades are repaired
les inv w~A sAus Car with i raml,~s
npw psrHlnr
r<~e--~~s>unp-~-~~~~~-@
- Naval Worcester ard Bon Ven
An1mAA~ -. IA Xa-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
tIJptbera|
EFrien0'

nofh-rhc,i Mothcf'. Friend Is
soll 10 drug stores Write for our
free houk tor e,pcctant mothers.
saADrELD REGULATOR CO.. laI.siA. Ca.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

lraHreesats are aamsrons and ssN.
eFsi larse land trades arv reported
icf inv w~A thus Car with = nslns,sF
nsow rsnoinh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

husiness men af hNa. us'H taf.
desaed 81 uats ~ aeutt nrtt o.
90 l4as~sHd sstFnslsn of fhe Na
saafl fseifs hahf4d tiuu isFdi
ner Kan n Hafsln uaia I
sn have ths a~sia tbse "a farmfft
asa residents ~ sais. 80 towns in far
hghi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

~ new milsarr usa $50 nn fHtt
Ya..as n nsnnatlruf gthaie isishd
i.slaUars 81 Aasss aurInf ltil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

Every Wnfnar heart fesINilns
10 the charm and sweciness q a
baby's voice. because nature in
tended her ior motherhood Bet
even tie loving nature q a mother
shrink from ihc ordeal because
such a time Is usually a period 1T
suffering and danger Women
who use Mo,hers Friend are
saved mueh discomfort and SUI
icrine. and their systems, being
thoroughly prepared hy this great
remedy. are in a healthy condition
20 meet the time vilh lhe lcsst
possible suffering and danger
Mothers Friend Is recommended
only lur The relief and comfort II
cxpcciant mothers il Is IN no
sense q remedy ier various Ills,
bat its many years u success, and
The thousands 81 endorsements re-
ce.scd from women Wa0 have used
~ arc a guarantee % The benefit TO
lie derived from its use. This
remedy does not accomplish Won
der, bot simply assists nature TO
perfect iis work. Mothers Friend
allags nausea. prevents Caking Oh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

fINNN
iuqurt stgei fhf Fimur - mFttf
inF frfipn fu refund fhF Nrrfhern i
etfe Greet Huffhsra talnf 1onda laas.al
In uagmanf o. chreFn hafNar
si,d Qulas9 sissk pseasht fent o.
MAI ~ snsalsaes n anf ftisfinr r
0rolaasd piau ~ hansans ths msf
ser u vas Einfre egf ihsi e. opra
I'D nri nlafuff sntH lpif istf CO.'S
ihaf consequently there h pirnif
time = begin Hars - ther realize
mtnt
The oran1 Tffut psrInf lsss nse
nta hasf- n fn. is.n ri,aaial 80
ilt ana aI afe 1Huf urH Thrfr a.
ur Eraa fufarr Coz tha alslai gree.
81 b. Understood uHeu .nca thr Dr
Tnmt rt.lh. n ahfHn n.unInF %
.hedus time ss tnsr, All hf raa
in.uons utsi. hanF, % l4fpdu ts
rh. suo faus aEl tls c.laaalsa f'
r.fc have established rff--.Nte ftH
ru1r suiatantial relnfuuHs in fafer
..s r.,.tat.,.f l.,r,t..f In .srfa.t ..f.
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49, gn,.n.ts.a a.. .r...at r.i. = n
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tie hrcast and
iu every way
contributes 10
llfanE. heallhv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

usprEe Elsrft mannEvf ~ the ulaA
el' heseh ieade slVl ~ Cerpus chrls.
q to arranEr Tor nstter supply a
ssa les1s aEa etaof ul.eelalilea lnf
HE heuss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
Get Schlitz in
Brown Bottles

We make Schlitz pure--employing
every innovation approved by
science the Brown Bottle keeps IL
pure from the brewery to- you're glass.
Ii will not cause biliousncss il
givesyouthe good withoutthc harm.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-04-08
YUAN SHIEI-KAI WINS

Vat Sen and Huang Hsing. In spite
Of tremendous pressure put on him
by the revolutionists, Ii Yuen Hung
cast his lot with the president. The
revolt ended in a fiasco and Sun Vat
Sen, Huang Hsing and many other
southern leaders we're eliminated from
the political life Of China. Ii Yuen
Hung was rewarded with the title,
pillar of the State"
Nevertheless, there we're signs that
Ii Yuen lungs presence caused the
government considerable uneasiness.
The president no doubt trusted Ii
Yuen Hung, but he seems to have had
fears that the followers Of the vice
president might force him to break
with the government. The problem
was to get Ii away from his army and
to be ready to cope with any uprising
which the southern soldiers might
start upon being deprived of their
chief. Large numbers of northern
troops were dispatched to Wuchang
and the Yanktze valley. The war min
ister's own division, the Sixth, was
sent to Hankow, which lies just across
the river from Wuchang. When every
thing was in readiness the minister
of war, Tuan Chi Jul, himself pro-
ceeded to Wuchang and relieved Ii
Yuen Hung of his duties as governor
of Hupeh. which act deprived him of
his command of the troops at WI
chang.
Ii Yuen Hung was then ordered to
come to Picking He did so in the
greatest secrecy and without making
the customary farewell calls on the
consuIs in Hankow. He was received
in Picking with great pomp and cere-
mony. "A magnificent military escort
conveyed him to Yuan's palace.
On arriving at the palace of the
Three Lakes Ii Yuen Hung was given
quarters on the island where the late
Emperor Kuang Hsu was imprisoned
in 1898 by the grand empress dow
ager assisted by Yuan Shih-kai.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-04-08
By FRANK G. MENKE.)

(By FRANK G. MENhh'(
In New Britain, Conn, far removed
from the turmoil and strife Of base
ball, there's a man with dark mus
tache, with soft brown eyes and hair
that is grazing at the ends, who
smiles all day the smile that one
smiles when one is happy and con-
tented and at peace with all the world.
The man who smiles is Tom Lynch,
once prexy of the National league,
now proprietor of prosperous
theater in the little Connecticut
town.
Tom, as many will recall, was boot
ed out of the National league last De-
cember, after serving it for four years,
because the pugnacious moguls decid-
ed they wanted "an able man to ably
handle the affairs of the league"
It hurt Toms pride bit when he
was showed out into the cold, cruel
world with nothing to warm him but
his feeling Of Indignation toward his
former bosses, but Tom hasn't minded
the cold much lately. In fact, he's
quite glad now that he was showed,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-04-08

foremost figure in central China. He
was the only man who could possibly
become a rival of Yuan Shih-kai. He
was the idol of young China and the
hero of the revolution against the
Manchus. Yuan was repeatedly urged
by his advisers to invite Ii Yuen
Hung to take up his residence in Pc
king. Until recently, however, Ii Yuen
lungs presence in Wuchang was in
dispensable TO the peace of the
Yangtze valley. Revolutionists were
continually plotting and Lis departure
would have been the signal for an up
rising 1t was also feared that there
would be an uprising in spite of all
that the vice-president could do and
that he himself might be forced to
Join the movement 1t was a very deli
cate situation
Before Yuan could move Ii to Pc
king it was necessary for the central
government to get complete control
over the Yangtze valley. In pursuance
of this policy President Yuan dis
patched northern troops to the
Yangtze provinces last summer. The
result was rebellion headed By Sun
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er. And I also told them that hoped
they would be a help, not hindrance
to him.
'In closing, said that I wished tha
National league every success d
meant it then and 1 still mean it.
was in the service of the National
league for many years. l owe much
to the National league. That they
should depose me as president and
put someone else in my place is theia
right. Why should feel hard toward
them because they exercised thai
right?
81 was in baseball nearly all ny
life and baseball became part Of my
life. To be out of it is a bit hard
but I am happier now than was fol
the past few years. have no trouI
BILE or worries. I am my own boss
do not have to take dictation from
anyone, nor do ! have to hear ting
brunt of criticism"
The National league magnates have
come to the conclusion that the $zaf
600 annual salary they agreed to pay
Governor Tener has been a wise M
vestment. Tener is signed up foa
four years, but will not draw any sal
airy for 1914, as he will be on tn9
payroll of the state of Pennsylvania
until the end of the year.
Serving the first year without pay
and getting $4,000 for each Of thq
three following years means thaI
Tener's yearly salary for four yeah
will average only $1S,75O. And tl9
magnates feel right now that Tenef
little stunt of placing the skids unae1
Mr.. Murphy and then showing Mli
Murphy into the discard IS wei
worth the total money they will pay
Tener for the four years of his SER
vice.
Lynch's salary was $4,000 and vhea
William Baker, president Of the Pnn1
lies proposed Tener as LynchS sui
cessor, some of the magnates "si]
against the idea because they nsulo1
that $4,000 was too much muchnesI
in the way Of salary. Baker Iu"l
ever pleaded Tener's case, poln'lus
out that Tener would prove to Do
second Moses and would lead lns s
league out of chaos into the pronll'''
land. ronpr
the $4,000 salary" Baker alsu Dod
And now those who once oppO rros
Bakers advocacy Of Tener Tuily aS'
with him in what he said.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-04-08
President of China Knows Views
of His People.
Oriental Executive Succeeds Because
He Understands Public Opinion
His Ability to Wait Is a
Strong Factor.

Picking, China.-One frequently hears
the question asked: What is the
secret of President Yuan Shih-kai's
power?" Admirers and critics alike
ponder over his success and say;
How does ne do it? How does he
get away with it'?" Some say that
his power depends mainly on the sup
port he receives from the army. While
it is, undoubtedly, true that Yuan's
ability to control the army has been
great factor in the shaping of his ca
reer a closer study of his methods
will show that it is not the principal
factor.
Another secret of Yuan's success is
his ability to wait For two years
Vice-President Ii Yuen Hung was the