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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

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mitioa If llbr oie Sto0t.Slo0gc fiir
Baltimore olsgelud6lt pcroen. Serr
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lit i'm 9eiit BON 25 @hlitern. Gum
criten Wlale piro sic neue 5laage
wdbren0 ser Stcrncn6onner Seier
oe6iBt iperOen.
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traut 5u muden, mclhe in onoeren
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
CERTAIN ATTRIBUTES.

Secretary McAdoo has the ap
pvarance of bird OF PREY. He
strikes ono is ready to swoop from
The photograph Ills uoSc Is Of
that hooked type which 40 nfion
accompanies hard, unblnking
morality His eyes contain inner
circles Of flame Moreover, be-
thinks with the precision OF the
hawk that drops from the air ohio
quickfooicd quarry.
u Is well forii,e country, during
these hazardous times, that an.
other and more liberal Alexander
Hamilton has appeared that See.
fctnry MeAdou'u likeness 60 the
hird OF prey stops on the surface,
giving way 10 generous mind,
well poised and deeply interested
a the solution OF the people 4
problcms, determined 20 max,
Washington rather than Wnll
Street The arbiier Of American ii.
nance. Such a man will look well
beside Woodrow Wilson IL futur,
histories.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
PLANTING TIME.

Tree planting weather Is close
of hand Now The sap forsakcs the
outer branches. leaves rust and
roots gorge themselves for the
winter campaiWi Just what trees
VIII you plants What varieties
Native or cxottci just when
Certainly Corpus Christi needs
nothing more than shade. than
some lcafy barrier io the glare
that heats 40 directly from the
equatorial sun IA al the paint
ehop Of Nature, God emphasizes
two colors hlnc and green. both
arr reslful. hmt green i less lumi
nous, more Ike u sleep of soft har
monies
llrro in Corpus Christi W. need
much more 81 greer rcRi
hlotehes of shade Il will lure
sung birds and causc men. women
aud children to idle more IA them
excursions afoot
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
A ross UP

Conflicting rcports from Euro,
peon haillegieldS make ali opinion.
indefinite llonors seem about
even, with the British fleet taking
IT'S first active share In tho fight
ing Germany is making q llcreu.
lean effort to pierce the Allies
leil, aiming at towns along the
English Channel. The Beleians
are giving harsh account III them.
selves again in their own country,
and the Allies arr fighting with
the fury that always manifest~ il.
sell against ma invader. Dis.
patches from fetrograd Indicate a
GREAT Russian victory over the
Herman army operating IN The al.
feciion Of Warsaw. Ii this rcpor,
were not from Petrograd, II would
he hruially significant. As il IA.
The coin may be tossed aud the re.
sub y heads or tails. The war Sit.
aatian Is the sans, a mere toss 81
the mind.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

Forgeffulness i what makes lif'
lliyable, but often leads 10 mistakes
somc Iudicrous, some costly. Ever,
winter, yon hear people sny Ny
this ~ the coldeat day I eyei
knew. In the summer, also, th,
hottest day is certain 10 Dol
round Last year, according "a
weather recor,ie there were colder
days aud hotter days, bal memory
has played these folks pranks
San Antonio's forgcifulness, how
ever, has been less humorous.
The river has Just overlooked is
banks, carved oui homes. flooded
cellars. taken grim toll 81 life
Thin j. partly due 10 forgeifulness.
Not many years ago, the river be-.
came mere feiid lrickle. a men.
see 10 health. There wis consid
cradle agitation al The time, and
The suggestion WIS even nade that
. tunnel might take the place of
Us in.aniiary bed. Luckily, moth.
ing came Of ~
lig, The river was placed 10 a
corset. Emhankmrnis were thrown
up. certain low los reclaimed
abulmenis hacked against iis
crarked contour Plenty Of pro
ple might have remembered the
river IA ~ prime, when 10 tossed
iawuy disaster through the busi
NESS section. and some did but
most people forgot And the work
went on
Now the river has re- asserted
itself la October. 1913. n gave
warning ln December. 1913. ID
reiterated that warning The har
vest Of forRetiulness has been
gathered, aud hasty action will
probably bc advocated. We only
hope that, 10 the final plan, the
hcaniy of the river nny not hr
sacrificed. Thai Il may not be- laid
oIi according 10 rule aud hoichcd
with cement curbiug The idea
advocated hy the San Antonio rs
press, that q certain type of dam
be- constructed across the Olmos. IS
what must finally be- resortcd 10
We believe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
DIFFICULTIES OVERCOME.

Every werl Of The Callers tele
graphic report was received ovrr
long distance telephone Yesterday
morning, Western Union was
flooded ont of business IN every
direction, and for while I, a,,.
peercd as if the Saturday ISSUE
wouli TIE devoted principally to
an apology pu The flnnt page. We
take this means of thanking the
southwestern Telephone Company
aud Western Union for the round
about service handled So effective.
~ under adverse circumstances. Ii
took abovc two hours of converse.
ton 60 secure the report that was
printed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
THE DOMINANT FEELING.

So Ear as We are able 10 deter
mine, the Emitted STATES froihs H.
Tie over that fierce clash of mill.
larism which threatens to dismrm
Der Europe As people. Wc ara
mere impressed with the idea OF
the bitter sacrifice than with IA,
political changes that are certain
20 ensue, aad our symlnlhics ar,
quiekened by tbs ,lull fear that
civilization having reached AN
other pinnacle. Is Ia undergo on,
Of IT, cNclic rcecSsions, Just "a
this time, when President Wilson
has enuncialrd the revolutionary
dortrine of noa-iuicr(ercncc, cS
iahlisling a new national morality
this Thought Of The miserable fu
lilcness of murder gaias particular
meaning.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
IN THE FULLER SENSE.

Optimism. The better optimism
Is not. as most people dcem H.
laughter aud hurrah Il y not joy
worn on the shirt sleeve. not srli
lies with which 20 poulticc hard
facts. IN So final analysis. The
better optimism h that spirit Of
the soul which rises a. occasion
which prevails over adversely II
h 40 sudden spnrt Of fictitious
faith, bat persistent and con
scious effort 10 make the most oi
what "a Offered, Ia keep the hand
steady, the voice calm. the heart
beating Ia proper rhythm, the body
aud mind keyed up 70 what Is most
wholesome and enduring
We people Of the South have
need of optimism Ia this snber, dc
tcrmincd adaptive SENSE. Talking
prosperity Is pulling lambs wool
over bleak prospects, Conditions
are nci bright Lies canrol make
them brighter We may just -
well admit the scrionancss Of on
predicamcnt aud cndeayor to learn
the ways III TINT optimism which
contains SOME 81 the elcmont al
fpriiiude, much sc The element 81
differentiation TO study aud to bet
ter, conditions To minimize ia,
gravity OF the situation i to winl
AT disaster.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
PARAGRApHlNGs

Johnny Mara. ha....,
hNiifr Toe my bread 49," N~1ta
Wv, ,,1,... re ,.,. some y 'he b,ess ~
are iou savins lp som,,..
'il uiy So r.pnna ~
'"tNi''Fsel What vt're .ra-. fr'hi4
"ui this way ~ an annual s ..''e MA
VIZ hid more rainy aa,. .sA
""uil nave money Washi... ''i..ls
Nov s. your nlt.
school iie eets good .. 'H d
t'"ihhfush dnli 8nA s,,,~. -
ih" hr'Hihne GLASS. 10, - H =
seem to he Hhlc iu ieara s,,,s p'.stl
li'fm'neham $50 Herald. ''''s
Tbe film ~ soap bahia.
'pV1'pth 10 an inch ihiek 49,, II.
Hme eAifis wofu IN thi. ..is ~
haV' ctpn aoap huhhies ~, n, ~
n's' flor.da T'mas rn.on Ivy 90.
This war seems 20 h,,.
bond ~ prudur.ne b Naral,., '..sa'
Dr. mHn7rel dr. oampsir. \. -
Geld These mumg chs a.. IN ~
irHm thD boncl liftsi,s,.a' ",s +.
liefDs follow naier,.
'no" p" h'ep erls from f.m,s ~'''t
hmmochs More marhl,... ~
nlH'inf men. Louisville 81
ioufnl 'osf+i
sue "rm afraid peor papa un,
mr when wr arc mafnrd7 M ~
p t"m mthef soius away -.
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pa hHtr H"me reoplr Utmost =. 49,.
/" have TOOTH puned az 4.
900 DETROIT mnmn ~ -
lca mid Mr Cumros. ~. -.
u i"t "f money imchrs our M, ~
'ifl 'nuae 800 n'af ine violin M.
NDe wNHtra iluosni BE- nl,, :
HHf 30 hc hncU amunns ahsu, ~.
h"d rcNiizs bow DO soandos n,
Nnul .nt hinrtaH etaf
-
lflrH Thmtu u Sew Yof, ~.
loaded ht Charles raylor Is -.
November = with the sncctacaisr o,,
un Yosemite"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
THE BEST CHANCE.

The most humane thing that
could be- accomplished for Mexico
would be- public bonfire com.
posed ~ Scnors villa and Carran-
~. Each j. 20 much poison to the
other. each j. too little patriot To
resign while the other stands =
ckance ~ assuming the temporary
direction Of affairs Again the
Mexican problem becomes more
highly involved than militant
ecuiipcdc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
tARpLv 10 Rlenr rAINo.

lioaung ~ ihe manner lu which ta,
national woman Suffrage hsmrauun
intended invceunE thr Anna Howard
Nhtw Fund tnf The purchase nf cotton
90 lo cents MDrrs sherpsff muuuHr
rdt heartily commend thrF tf
tom From thif wv nfef fnaf Nor
ris hnH e. untlnn thnt 1etHr women if.
gning io vote Boo uttir leaH thtr nu
time corpus christi cHler
Morris Bog efrnt Nmad- fmnder nu
uRat hut we Hhould $500 book fof ul
teiinf mntton whom ht commences
plan ihat tonds GO honeui thr farm
~ who hn. hren plar,i Boz anch dll,
straits during the ps- iew mnntns
Nnllh NnLl Mnrlh ellnAnA Nan.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
Caller Called
mEckllN's ssr,mArr

We eFr % course sofrN NJ ave nal
n the hisher better daiiN new.nat,e,
eia@s hut az the same tlme srs riaa
We are not the Corpus Chrlsu f,,.m,
'f"' The editorial printed in M, ,or.
rus Caller ~ rhursdaN was = a.i...l,,..
w - r''nNink' h'inding, soul harrow
us hv'Ne'sockinS. hamiiialins. .ieeo.
'f'"'N,'nS Saicasm ana brutal nov ~
sNeeheM FnHilsh uus.ilt Ia ~.
l,nnceiast whom the slfted ilrann Nm,
ne msndn q his victims IN ,urno,,
e eu'fased dignity and sell ress....,
y = one 'hins % think THINGS. ana al.
''"'' 'h'ns 10 saN them praperl,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25


ln ncsumlng the danY Tnhiaid iiiH-
innfa. nRui ~ lhe 1896 % picked fnr
the firat notice It b. arfalame no &c
o. bias lelilnF IS fact thas 800 new alHpHr
men VI South rskea huNN iH NH uuD fY
Haf thHi as uohHpHpff MON iarft hes
been "a great success ll, wrnf nnh
me noe shout Three af tauf ffars asn
Z nder him the fier nts prosrerni
sfently snd tht paper rsch week. hHs
been setting hetiei And b.fiNr Mr rHr
% Do about ~ vcara NJ fNn lud H Dan
ridtfrd thn hnHdanmrst min ~ leef.ila
Nlth ihr exception of $50 ifHii fopIf
Christi Caller
We didn't know h1H handsome 0uf
contemporary nhd hliuW uaraf wac
miii W. saw his pictun u ihr rflirr
10 inHt SUNDAY und,f fhe h.tIn.
Tabloid Histories ul WEI kuunu
People Wa began ta understand nht
hc a0 early in ufr lmnoI thc mnhs of
the bHnrdlcts Whzsle nua thr 1.r
arc aN tho caller hae said of them Iu
The above. except as go "Alzaof HHf
when he iH "a hr wil nr veteran
newrpaper man. but even an. BE- ls hHrl
y iikrlY the Hee VIII De- mucl better
Then than now rhrrs nre limits fn tIlr
possibilities ~ human radeitnr Nuu
hunw. and tht iloe b. tDasf as sasI
country weekly now Ns One eouif h.ue
t"r or wish tn mtte HnefNr iIrfs
uus
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
DIsILLusIoNMENT.

We have before us photograph
~ Ida NJ. Tarhcll. From the viril.
~ 81 her work We have imagined
Miss Tarheh with a face like that
q a horse "a regular George Eliot
faee, powerful bns Without beauty.
We are agrreahly surprised, Tor.
while Miss Tarhcll's face aoe>n 4
lack strength, il attracts one as a
feminine type, There Is a charm
IA y that goes well with the holly.
hooks She holds la her hands.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
puFFlNe Tne loYAl purrras-

From ~ hni Houston urNHpHpors have
io nav ~ 49, uue " rnnasr ird t0 tl,
conclusion chat thc lloiaion shlp cham
mel ia vet "wnFh 20 hoid water
Corpus CHRISTI caller
Tho Houston paperH VIII Mwasa aa
found io,nl iudfod tn Houston rhrt
Hrv 600 ho commepicd for ID Austin
statesman.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

kvslsa Ncshit still nppcsra as
Mrs, Thaw Ia the movies. aud her
'narnificent sinfulness has am IRE.
s'st'ble appeal TO about 500 prndes
out OF every 1000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

Siam ayorShips the white Gle.
phant. This year Is q white Ole.
phani. but we can exactly claim
thar we worship IL In fact. nee
profane u every time we VET 4
real good shot.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

Saturday Evening Posi- TWIN
America .iress herselfg'' She ecr.
iainly viii 4 she's d lady, or elise
hare her maid perform that cere.
,nany.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
WHERE n AusTTs'f

When Antwerp Inns hesn f.i,y .e..
tied London VIII uHd the mailed ~,
.w Emperor Mhhrir ln ite fass M,
'v''snl'e Var as g physical fact I,ass.
w h hfim rrNlcw triNus draHi,
nen'Ns Thrush ths English atmosphere
NMpen'F Wilhelm has need ~ NntWrrn
~ e hasc The ciN j. seaport ~
''nsrpUreo" can be- r'adly fortne.i
and pffcctcd a occupies simteesc
position 90 tnis extent, IA win enable
'cfm7nN "a uu'ke Grcat Hritain fa,l
sNinr ot me moral effect " actiV, var.
'ere- CORPUS Christi Valler
The Aihs has been feeling tho phVsl.
cal effect n g from ne beginninc nis
stomach has dome noihing but ache
SINCE war was declsrcd Austin Amer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

fftAM NV INV ffNNfI
JOY rides, undertaken delights.
Pigs arr "a asset cotton, ia.
bility
Austin girls taboo al frivolous
iads Poor boys
The best of n4alisui Is frequent
ly lhe wors, If life
iiria, love and death are the
only true democrats.
Il WASH Z rain il was an a..
unite ocean inverted
Ne man has over been sane
enough 10 give m exact definition
Of sanity
New York Is going 20 see a
Pair OF Silk Stockings = Tint 3
not play IT'S q crime
Blast our "mctcorie bellicose q"
isn't the cphmy of this rain
grammatical 90 cabhugc heads
II Bob Henry only had some
hooie and Il TAIL bee would be- more
appropriately equipped a. carry
aui the general color scheme of his
bray
Austin American Work on
dam ncars completion We sin
ccrely hope that this rain hasn I
damaged ii Mary pass the pint
kittens.
George l3ailey Is having some
thing 60 SAY about y buy a sack OF
ricc campaign. lie isn't talking
to ny We make practice Of buy
ins our ricc ia brown bottles.
u was real kind of Rear Adinir
al Sir David Beatty 10 baud those
German sailors, particularly after
hc had completely DESTROYED the
ships they depended on for safety.
Thomas Bruuuan. candidate for
county Judge on the Independent
ticket. failed 10 keep his Robstown
engagement Boys, get out your
umbrellas for the Democratic
deiuge el November Bird.
S'allngs IS doing great deal
Ipt Dragging We don mind his
Roasting SO, bat do wish that lie "a
keep interviews ont of our cx
changes. We9l personally guar.
aniN the Freedom OF our press
James i. Ferguson has docid,.l
+ 90 lei frrNideni Wilson have "a FREE
hand IN Texas, so far rs McXico i
conccrncd. In other words. he
won I Iolquiti the border and risk
getting chused home hy regulars.
Wise man.
The fierce attacks nf war cor
respondents continue with uud
m'nished fury although their prin.
cipal smooth bore. nick Davis. had
Ia return home la or,lcr 10 work np
s"inr Of the fiction that be- had al.
ready collected.
New Orleans Is complaining of
street Washers We'd like To 81,
one of those s. m. s try Ia mash
something on Que nf cur street.
this afternoon He'd certainly
have o. disguise himself as a row.
boa, or submarine.
..saa-.at ..-
Walter acknowledgements con.
ceded 20 he the greatest shortsiop
IA organized baseball. is said Ia
have cniercd the game against his
father wishes, We max add that
during the recent series AT la.
mcntet memory. onr WISHES az.
seiiN ooincl,ied with Walters
fathers
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Caller Called
mEckLiN's ESTIMATE
We aFr % course sofr, NJ az, n.t
ln 'he hiehcr better daiN n.w.pa,,ey
class hH, az the same tlme 49, sra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

Aeaiu. W. ars real proud ~ cali me
stnuat has hsissa fAbbaft fating CHfpus
christi pen maaipulat0f n the Caller
ouf dsafesf friend KinFstiile Record
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o. r., " FORTY FlyEp.
a subscriber asks 10 ID proper a.
say trey ~ hearts ~ trag ~ hearts
A. q general thing w. would Dis ihat
ifs not exactly safe t0 eay uuy n
hearts unifsH your have four THEN
ihvy may be- depended nn ia serve sery
vel ~ 3 tray. carrVing ~ ersrf thinf
in sirht Corpus Christi Caller
Much better 81 a. fa hass fye hearts
-Four hearts never got me pot ou q
shu~ down unloss There WAS fl boz
hind them A. iesni. ihafs been the
RepubiicH experience Tetaa Republic
AUTOMATICALLY sPUo0Eo.
Houston rs galHs tu tNi1 . Thrift
Week 90 BE- cslahfHfed from Derrin-
Der . 90 81 n they'd nniY Chnneo the
dates. makiuF them extend thruush
the 15th. we'd b. Fprly tempted fr
December in Houston Corpus Christi
Caller
we VII enroll fnuf n4mn upon fhr
r.afsr ~ royal order ~ spues which
waa established Throughout the g"un-
eos dHunR tiie last Christmas holiday
season. Temple TalDNrtm.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

Walter MaranNillc,g cncraN CON.
ceded 20 he the greatest shortsiop
IA organized baseball. is said 10
have cnier'd the game agains, his
fathers wishes. We may add that
during the recent series. al la.
mcn'ed memory, cur wislirS az.
seiiy ooincided with Walters
fathers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

The fierce attacks nf war cor.
respondents continue with mdi
m'nished fury although their prin.
cipal smooth bore. DICK Davis. had
To return home ia order 10 work np
s"mr of the fiction tina, be- had al.
ready collected
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25
SELF DESTRUCTIVE.

II they had combcd the county
with fine toothei comb. the In
dependents could not have picked
q weaker assortment Of color
bearers, and their overwhelming
defeat Is assured more by their
lack Of foresight than By any az.
greNSiye campaign that has been
made BY the regular Democratic
nnnInceA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

New Orleans Is complaining Of
street maShcrs. We'd like To see
one of those 5. IA. 5 try Ia mash
something on Que nt eur street,
tins afternoon He'd certainly
have to disguise himself as "a i,bw.
boa, on a submarine.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

Austin American Work on
dam ncars completion p We sim
ccrcly hope that this rain ha,u Z
damaged ii Mary pass the piub
kittens.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-25

James T. Ferguson has docidc,l
20 lct frcsideni Wilson ha,c free
hand IA Texas, So tar rs McNico i
concerned Ia other words he
won Z Colquti the border and risk
getting chased home Toy regulars.
Wise man.