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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19

One of the latest types of the Indian
motorcycle, the property of Oren w.
Hills, the we'll known Montpelier pho
tographer, was damaged in headon col
lision with an automobile driven by Mrs.
Perley Carr at the lower end of North
Main street shortly before the noontide
whistles sounded to-day. Mr.. Hills was
thrown TO one side of the road and
escaped injuries excepting few minor
bruises. He was approaching Barre and
Mrs. Carr was driving her automobile
northward at the time of the accident.
In an endeavor TO pass, the motorcycle
and the automobile struck headon with
considerable force. Mr. Hills was thrown
from the mount but soon gained his
feet. Realizing the shattered condition
of his machine, he left the cyclecar
alongside the road and continued his
trip to Barre in the Carr automobile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
coUNTERFEITING PLANT FOUND.
In Hut Concealed by Heavy Underbrush
in Concord. Mass.

Concord, Mass, May ia counter
feiting plant was found by secret service
agents on the outskirts of the town yes
terday. Hidden under heavy growth
of underbrllsh, some distance from the
road. was a hut in which were stored
moulds for the making OF quarters, half
dollars and dimes; metal for their COM
position, and two loaded rifles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
RECOVERED ONE BODY.
But Other Slipped Out of Death EN-
brace as Drawn Near Surface.

st. Adams, May l9-The body of
William Hemingway, one of the BROTH
ers drowned at the bay yesterday, was
recovered yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock. The body was found by George
Hemingway, brother, who with
others had been dragging the lake in the
vicinity of the accident all day. When
he hooked onto the body, both bodies
began to rise, Williams arms being
clasped around Albert's. But the latter
body slipped away as it neared the sur
face.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
FELL INTO MILLRACE.
Henry Miner of Bellows Falls Had Mar
row Escape.

Bellows Falls, May l9.-HeYy Miner
a son of DIR. and Mrs A. l.. FINER, and a
member of the senior eL,ss in the high
school, narrowly escTped death Sunday
while on fishing trip in Rockingham
about five mills from here, with Frank
NJ. Ladd. Few years older
At Rockingham, Cascade, where the
water falls nearly 100 feet, Miner en-
tered deserted grist mill just above
the falls. He was looking out of a
window when the flooring gave way and
he dropped into the rushing millrace. He
was carried down the current a few feet,
but managed to grasp a stone.
Ladd ran to seven houses, and finally
secured ladder and Miner was lifted to
safety.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE.
DR.. ]. NJ Allen of st. Johnsbury Saves
Machine.

st. Johnsbury, May l9.--Fire yester-
day Quilted the automobile garage Of
DR.. j. NJ. Allen, causing several hundred
dollars loss. At considerable risk, DIR.
Allen removed his automobile from the
burning garage. The only damage to
the machine was two scorched tires. The
garage and contents We're practically
a total loss. The fire caught, it il
thought from gasoline, while boy was
cleaning the car
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
u. S. SPOKESMEN
OFF FOR NICARAGUA
Lamar and Lehman with Their Secre-
tary Left Washington This Morn
ing for Peace Conference.

Washington, D. c., May l9.-As
spokesmen for the United States to the
mediation conference, which will strive
to settle the difference between this gov
ernment and Mexico, Associate Justice
Lamar, former Solicitor General Leh-
mann and H. Percival Dodge, secretary,
left to-day for Niagara Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
LEAVES TWO SISTERS IN BARRE.
Cleophas NORM, Whose Body Was Found
in River at Laconia, N. H.

Laconia, n. H., May l9-The body of
.Cleophas NORM, who has been missing
from his home on Winter street since
April Is, was found yesterday in the
Winnipesaukee river, near the slip of
the Cook Lumber company sawmill, by
employees in the mill The body was
taken to local undertaking rooms, where
il was examined by Medical Referee DIR.
L. p Hodgdon. 1t is badly decomposed.
NORM was about 40 years of age and
had been employed as laborer about
the city for several years. He is sur
vived by two sisters in Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
ONLY SKIRMISHES
NEAR SALTILLO
Mexican Federal Government Said to
Be Rushing War Material and
Soldiers Into That City.

Mexico City, May l9.-General Blan-
quet, minister of war, said to-day that
no general engagement had yet begun at
Saltillo. So far there have only been
skirmishes between the vanguards. The
government is rushing war material and
soldiers into Saltillo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
BUYS ANOTHER SHARE.
c. S. Whittier Now Controls Two-Thirds
of Patch & Co.

c. S. Whittier of Montpelier has pur
chased of the administrator of the
Charles Lawrence estate one-third in
terest in the granite quarrying firm of
Patch & Co., having quarries in Calais.
Mr.. Whittier now controls two-thirds OF
the firm. the business having been start
ed by him and Mr.. Lawrence 10 years
apo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
LEPER'S ESCAPE
CAUSED ALARM
John Early Is Reported to Be on the
Way from Port Townsend, Wash
ington, to City of Washington.

Washington, d. c., May l9.-0fficials
of the United States public health sery-
ice were exercised to-day over the escape
of John Early, a leper, whose case has
attracted wide attention for several
years, from Diamond Head, near the
Port Townsend, Washington, quarantine
station. Early left the station last Fri
day and is on his way to this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
PRINTERS MUCH DAMAGED.
In Fire in Building on Atlantic Avenue
in Boston.

Boston, May ia loss of $4,000
was caused by fire in the upper part
OF the Russia building on Atlantic ave-
nue. this morning. The chief damage
was to the plant of the A. NJ. Davis
Co, printers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
SEEK RETENTION OF REGULARS.
Ben Lindsay and Others Say Withdrawal
Would Mean Civil War.

Chicago, May l9.Judge Ben B. Lind
say of Denver and five women from Col
orado passed through here to-day on
their way to Washington to beg Presi-
dent Wilson not to withdraw the federal
troops from the strike zone. Judge
Lindsay declared civil war would re-
suit if the regulars were replaced by
militiamen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
PAVING CUTTERS STRIKE.
Because New Wage Scale at West Frank
lin, Me-, Wasn't Signed May 1.

West Franklin, Me-, May l9.-Prac-
ticalIy all the paving cutters who have
been employed here are out on strike
over the wage scale which has been in
since May /. Negotiations
for a settlement are now said to be
promising of an early adjustment.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
Ell A

Aquel dia-un domingo deli
cioso del mes de JuliO-Lag-
rapDe, a quien ell medico ma
yor habia dadO permiso para
que prescindiera del cOrbatin,
a cauSa de un divieSo que lie
habia salido en- la nuca, Sc pre-
sent6 en- ell cuerpo de guardia
despues de haber comido su
rancho.
-iVengo q pedir licencia
para salir.-dijo.
Ell sargento de guardia 10
miro a~tentamente ' eXlam6:
Media vuelta! jPor que
no Ileya listed corbatin?
Ell medico me ha diSpen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
PESQUISAS.

Deseo. ssber el paradero de nj espOsa
Ia Sra Jacinta de Hernandez Y de tres
hijos mics u la acoDpanan Y que Sc
!laman Tomssa. Ezequiel ' Eliseo Her
nandez, respectivansnte TeCgO tres
amos de no SAFER de elloS. A Ia persona
que me de infogmes exsetos, lie sera on
sequiada una subscription De La PREM
SA. Dirfjanse los informes a: r. Her
nandez, P. o. Box 49, Gonzalez, Te-
xass 3 Is . 81
Deseo ssber el paradero de nj hernia
no Pedro Ramirez, Guien hace IN aLo
sali6 de Eagle Pass. Texas, e~nga1chado
para trabajar en- Victoria, Texas, no
habieadose teniGo noticias de el desde
en.6nces Lo acompanan gu papa Ell
ST. Jose Maria RAMIREZ Su espoSa "a
Sra DOrotea CsmpOs Y tres hlJos. A IL
persona que d infOrmss eXsctOs de 81
paraiero Sc Ie gratificaran dos amos de
s~UscripcI6n q LA PRENSA. Dirijanse
los insormes a Benito Ramirez 30t S.
Concho St. = San Antonio, Texas.
9 Is % 80
Deseo saber eI psradero Re nj hijo
Pascua} EspinoZa, quien Sc cree sc en-
cuentre en- San Marcos Texas lUgar
donde me encuentro buscapdolo. Diri-
janse todos iafOrmes a: Maria de "a Cruz
Cara q cargo Jesds Cardeuas RestaG-
rant, San Marcos, Texas.
1928
Sc desea ssber ell 'parsdero del ST.
Bsuito Le6G. originate de San Jose de
Galvanes. estado de Ja3jsco. Mexico hi
10 De Pedro Leon. inadU; tiere Cos her
manos Apolonic Y Carmen Leon, qGe
rssiden en- Michaacan. Hace IN ahO
escri0i6 del Estsdo de Colorado. Diri-
,anse informes 4: Prisciliano Vasquez,
1IOI Shilling Alley, Houston, Texas.
l6-23-S06
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
Ell GENTO

ST iris fueses de tintas singulares,
IN color mas que ell iris mostrarias;
Y 81 pajaro fueras, lucirfas
mas que los otros plumas Y cantares.
81 fueses n concha de los mares,
mas rayas que las conchas sumarias;
Y 81 fueras collar, collar serias
con mas perlas que todos los collares.
Nj concha, nj collar, nj iris, nj ave.;
10 que es tn alma de luz nadie 10 sabe,
que el genio te brind6 TODD sus dones,
Y 6rgano de mil flautas es tn acento,
briIlante de mil luces tn talento,
y hay en- tn coraz6n mil ~corazones.
SALVADOR RUEDA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
AQUEL DIA..........

Aquella manana salimOs al
campo, en- los corceles dOmes
ticos, bajo la gloria del sol. En-
la excursion hipica semejabas
ell retratO viViente de esaS no.
bles figuras femeninas que con
agilidades de Diana cabalga-
dora Sc miriam Representatives en-
los cuadros cineg6ticOs. Una
epicena bandada de gorrlones
atravez0 frente 4 nOSOtrOs rum
DO al sur, y til SOnreiste q Ia
faz del sol que llevabamos ade
lante que proyectaba sobre
la llanura nueStTaS dos SOM
bras V las de las Ocho pataS de
los caballoS, con projection in
terminable, como la intermina-
bic languidez de tn Sonrisa.
GPorquG tan consoladora II
sonrisa? \ mi pregunta st
hello en- tn allenciO, mas incle,
mtrtc que 81 iyio lei amane-
Ger: Sc hello con la SOnriSa con
que me respOndiSte, mas des-
consoladora que todas las O.
traS tuyas; Sc hello en- el gallo
PEG que imprimiste a las cabal
gaduraS, como 81 fu6ramos per
siguiendo una fuga de ilusiones
o de esperanzas p6rfidas cue
nos huyeran con direction al
abismo infranQueable o de
~nUeStroS coraZoneS que Sc nos
lutheran escapado.
iOh, ell contagio de tn SON
risa. Aquel mohin de tus la
bios, encerrador de todOs los
hastios, me hizo pensar en- la
casa vista en- suenos, en- Ia fun
daci6n de una casa a cue daria
mos ell nombre huraNo de una
orden de religiosos pesimistas:
acaso la Orden Tercera de
Nuestra Madre de la Me!an-
cola. Ali desgranaria sus are
mas invariables la clepsidra de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
o o o

pima sanitaria al mandate eX-
preso del coronel; perO no lie
.fu& possible pronunciar una So
Ia SIlaba.
-Fuera csc corbatin!-
gritaba ell m6dico.-iFuera
csc c0rbatin .-Eres un cana
La, IN perdido que no haces
case de mis- sanos cOnsejos!
-lPero ell coronel!
mo hay corOnel que val
ga! En- materia de enfermeda-
des, no manda nadie aQui mas
que 20.
La voz del medicO mayor
tronaba baio las b6Vedas del
Quartet como una saliva de ar
tilleria.
Ell desdichado Lagrappe Sc
VIC precisado a renunciar a SUI
defensa, sin duda para no agra
var 10 terrible de su situaclon.
LIE constable que 81 hacla
una denuncia en- regla, habia
de salir adn mucho peor libra
do, Y quiza con algdn aumento
de pena sobre las que ell medi-
co Y ell cOronel lie habian I'M
puestO.
Aquella misma tarde empe-
70 4 cumplir su condena.
Y cuando hubo cumplido sus
ounce dias de arresto por ha
berse quitado ell corbatin, en-
pez6 a cumplir los otros quin-
ce por haberselo p~uesto.
Jorge Courteline.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23

i Media vuelta el
corOnel.
Lagrappe ejecut6 ell movi-
miento ordenado.
-Dirijase listed Immediate
mente al Quartet, donde que
dara listed arreStado durante
ounce dias.
Lagrappe entr6 al Quartet en-
ell mismo mOmento en- que ell
medico mayor Sc retiraba a Su
casa, despu6s de haber hecho
su vista de ordenanza
Al Yer q Lagrappe no dijo
mas que este:
-iOtra vez.
FL soldado Sc echo a tenn
blair de nuevo, y fuera de 81 eX-
clam6:
mo tengo 70 la culpa!...
-iBasta! iEsto es va dema-
ciado! iEsto es intolerable!
-Pero, senOr.....
acknowledgements tratas de
burlarte de mi. No sabes
que estas obIigado a obedecer
mis- 6rdenes?
10 Sc.
-Pues no 10 parece.
Sin embargo.
NADIA! iNadai Sufriras
ounce dias de arresto pOr ha-
herme desobeCecid0, y mana
Ia ue presentar&s a Ia bora de
mi vista.
Lagrappe quiso j~ustificar-
e, achacando su acto de indisci
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23

SauO lIeNaflO pOfque LIe uUSIe
ell pescuezo.
No Sc pueGe salir a la ca
lie sin corbatin. NADIA me i'm
porta 10 que olga ell m6dico
mayor.
Ell soldado corrio a ponerse
ell corbatin Y sali6 del Quartet.
No habia dado aun Glen
'pasos, cuando Sc encontr6 de
manos q boca con Ell m6dico
del regimientO.
mo eres til ell que tiene
un diyieso en- Ia nuca?-le
pregunt6 el doctor.
FL mismO.
-jNo tie he dicho que, So
bre TODD, prescindieras del cor
batin?
ST, senior. Pero ell sargen-
to me ha obligadO a que me 10
ponga.
-iEI sargento! ~ quiir
es 81 para contrarilr MS jrde-
mes? Tie curara Ell dia que
tengas IN ANTHRAX? ;Quitate in
mediatamente csc corbatin.
Lagrappe, que no acertaba
to V Sc meti6 ell corbatin en- el
bolsillo.
Dirigi6se a la plaza donde
habia mucha genie, entire Ia
cue figuraban varios grupos
de militareS.
En- aquel monlentO Ia mUSi-
ca del battalion tocaba la mar
cha de Eel Profeta', que La
grape Sc puSo d eScuchar po-
seido del mayor entuSiasmO.
Una voz que lie hello de es-
panto, le hizo volver la cara.
Qued6se ell infeliz aterrori-
zado al yer al coronel, que a
poca distancia fumaba un mag
nifico cigarro en- un circulo de
oficiales.
Ell coroneI lie dijo con voZ
de trueno:
-Por que va listed sin cor
batin?
Hacia dos amos que ell pc
bre Lagrappe estaba en- Ell re-
gimiento. Y era aquella Ia pri-
mera vez que iba a hablar con
ell coronel.
Semejante sucesO lie privaba
de TODD moVimientO.
Lagrppe, que no acertaba
a pronunciar nj una sofa pa
labra. sac6 del bolSillo ell cor
batin Y Sc 10 present6 a su je-
fe.
Semejante actitud desenca-
demo una terrible tempestad.
CreyendO que el sOldado que
ria hacerse ell imb6cil Y Tefres-
carse el cuello a causa del exec
sivO calor que reinaba, ell CO.
ronel no pudo ocultar su indig-
naci6n; despues de haber re-
nido con extraordinaria cru
deza a Lagrappe, Sc dicigio a
sus oficiales, a los cualeS les
dijo:
IA d0nde iriamOS a parar
81 en- las guarniciones los sol
dadoS Salieran a la Gale sin
corbatin?
Acto continue Sc acerc6 a
Lagrappe.
-P6ngase listed Immediate
mente el corbatin.
Ell soldadO obedecio sin per
dida de tempo y muerto de
miedo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23

nuestra vida mOn6tona. Y Ia
mansion podria uenarse con tn
sonrisa desconsoladora, V ell
hueco de mi coraz6n pr6fugo
con aIco de IN fa salvada del
naufragiO Y con un POGO de
niadad amorosa one escondie-
.os or Iac an+ra6as
AoroIIa me5ana salimos 2
.oboi1o n camno halo Ia
.ier+o GLORIA del soil
600
Dor 10 +ordo saIimos = coper
,.ano ro,o. do 10 Passion
-EI;ao y =, son,.iso
ll'' tb r., 10
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10 - n1,+5rioo
w uiado do =
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(! HAS "oiI''o S'iio "I ~"
cIoi.' co" I" Ce.i0 i"'0''I0 oT-'
"a Ol"liO" 'uiio" "0
pioAVa d III" 'iiI0 4"0
coIlo SUI" aim" "N" poi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
VARIEDADES ~ LITERATURE
Dos Tempestades

Cede a Ia tempestad ell corpulento
alamo altivo que escal6 la a~ltura,
ell rayo brota de la nube oscura
y cruza fugitive ell irmamento.
Ruge en- Ell bosque con Juror ell viento
humillando a su paso la espesura
y la lluvia inundando la llanura
arrasa e! campo con teS6n ~ViOlento.
Con bramido de fiera agoniZante
rompe su dique ell mar, con furia tanta
que no hay poder de su poder triunfante.
Tanto horror nj me aturde nj me espanta,
que es tempestad mas fuerte y mas gigantic
la que en- mi pecho tn TRACTION ~levanta.
NARCISO DIAZ DE ESCOBAR.
Malaga, 1903.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
Sc neCesitan uTgentemente
mil meyican0s
Para ell dia Is de Enero pr6ximO.

Para ell dia Is de EnerO pr6ximO.
Apresurese a pedir informes
tan pronto como lea listed este;
hoy mismo, sin falta, no impOrta
la distancia; Ia carta hara tOdC.
Envie Il CentayoS por Postal No
te para los gaSt0S que Sc orig
nen. No mande eStampillas por-
que Sc PECAN Y despu6s no pOde-
mos ~contestar prontr, y dirijase
asi: Ga. Mexicana de MeXicaEos
Unidos.-P. o. Box DIS. Flores
vile, Texas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
A FULL HousE.

'arrauzn has issued an uliimat-
nm declaring himself to bee the
lief OF ihc Republic OF Mcxico.
IA the course of which hc iuvclghs
hiitcil4 against Aguas Calentcs
and Us presumption. Eulalio
1lliterrcz has named his cnhmel
aud proclaimed himself First Chief
If the Republic of MeNieo TIA.
confirmed mmors indicate that
Villa has had spat with Gutter.
icz and Il Is evident that Xapata
is beginning 20 have ideas OF his
own. Meanwhile, Gcncral Fun
Rtou declares that he has no fcnI
Of nm attack on Vera Cruz, aud
watchfnl waiting has taken up is
accustomed burdens. In a sen
tences everything is normal IN
MvNico.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO Adv TiSE " 8
49, -,----- 49,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1914
DANGEROUS SENTIMENT.

With The world AT war, inRoism
begins TO make itself felt 10 the
United States, not actively, but IN
the direction Of pleas for increased
armament, aud there rs some dis
position upon the part Of the pep
pie. sickened with news from Eu.
rope, 10 support amy moycm,nt
that, IA their opinion, VIII ulH
guard the Nation. Again iho mu.
tila,ed corpse Of pcaco.lhrough-
preparedness has been dragged
from the graveyard OF current
events, aud 80 adroitly have
Tongues FLASHED, siung BY fear,
That the dead monster seems To
have iaken on new life. II viii be
wrll for the people IL, n a stnn-
ppdc Of sentiment, they do not
l.clp 20 iuauguratc policy Of nil
iiarisin that viii ia the end
strange them or force them into
some suci deadly issue as even
now topples Europe from the ped
cslal OF civilization.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
PALM PLANTING.


While w. G. Blake was sccrc
tary Of the Commercial Club. q
carload OF palms was purchased
aud the palms were later dislrih.
uied 60 citizens at cost plus haul
ngo. Hundreds of these palms,
SET out two years ago, are now
growing nNuriantly and are help.
ing to give Corpus Christi a trip
zeal appearance. We need more
palms an the same basis, aud there
are several enierprising nurseries
in The Valley IN position 20 bid lef
recognition. because of the charm
ing effect palms make, We ought
To make palm.planiing an annual
duty.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

tNi'hfun from oyster il4N slNs.
When Theodore Roosevelt VAS ask .
81 for an expression az opinion on th,
outcom" - thr election in View Ynfl,
state ne said
IN thc Episcopal church irssnns
taken from the nihic are appointed for
every day 81 the yclr The lesson Ton
November Includes me Second rt.ts
80 81 raWl 10 Timothy. chapter h. a.t
which reads .n part
And they shall turn ava, their
cars from the truth
Mr. Roosevelt stopped too soon faf
althonsh We may guess the npnNca
ton De meant o. make 70 tho gnota .
ron W. are really loft az liberty a.
put oar own construction uron it
And our construction - Tint /, M.
THE prnrressives who turned ava, th,.,r
ears trnm tho TRUTH ana fan after th,
tn's' political idois ~ an nnesscntia'
ihiti MARTY Tor further readirs
from Timothy runs Thus "raf thf
ume SHAH comc when they win not en- a..
duf' sound ductrine but after their
own lusis thcN shall hran to themselves,
teachers having Itching cars"
Is MOI tins descriptive OF thc arfnnc4
nariyf Has not Ire time already come
when They DO not endure ascauss ibsy
had no sound doctrine and the, nav,
not been lcd bv teachers whose carr
hsVe itched for the shouts of tho crowd
thc piaudits - The mnlinndcG
inadNertsri ly. ST ranl seems a. ha,,e
been "a rrotN vooa wstci on progress
we politics Memphis cammrrciai.
Appeal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
IN five MINUTES
NO SICK STOMACH.
INDIGESTION, Gas
"PAPr'S oiApGPsiN" rs tvs
QUICKEST AND suREsr SION.
AcHE Rsligf,

II what yen Jus, ate IN souflne ON
Your stomach o. hcs like lump 81
had, refusing ~ digest. or son Nelca
Saa aud cructAiu sour. undlgcs,ed food
.ot have "a feeling % dizziness, heart.
burn, fuilness nausea. bad taste IN
mouth and stomach headache You san
surely gci rolicf in five minutes
Ash your pharmacist Is show you
the formula. plainiY printed on thoss
iiftN-cent cases 90 i'apc'S piapeasie
then you viii understand why avn-
peptie trunhlcs ~ sil kiaas must ~
trd WhN 10 relieves. suuf out ~ tordtr
siemdcns ~ indigestion In five mint.
les 'iaNe's pargNln" ~ harmless
tastes hkv caadv though earh dose MI,
a'srst and prepare Tor assimilation IN
so the blood an The faod sou cat. be-
sides, ii makes yea S. % the table
with healthy annetitc. hut what viii
please YOU most. is that you win feel
That Your stomach and lntestlnrs ARE
clean and fresh. ana you VIII no, need
20 resort 90 iaNstiNcs ~ liver pills Tor
nihousnrss pr constipation.
Ihis city VIII have many "pApo's
niaprpsin' eranks. as some people win
call them hat Nou will 49, enthussast.t
amour this splendid stomach nrepara
a"n' '0~ Y sou ever ,akc 81 t6r indi.
e'S'ion. gtscs, hrarthNin. sonrncsS.
dyspepsia. or any stomach misery.
e'"s so'ne nav thls minute ana ria
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
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kiAuChaui
The FAN of Germans Kiau,hau prov.
incc ln china ia mere Important in e
diplomatic than in iNllithfy srns" n
r-lvlsrs hntb military nnd naval forces
tor aorNire elsewhere. ana fo that rN
tent b, BE- OF muteia Importance Also
tbs mural effect 0f this dsfont ni
lHiue,un2 mAf he iuiufous to the
German uausc m that IL wln tend to
break down the perhaps too popular
notion that German arms nfo inylncl-
bile ilut both iheao consequences are
ontwciHhed hy she nrt that. with this
ambitious uutman colnny Va their pos.
session, the aliics have valuable al
diHpn 10 their stock In trnde Ia ease
the war should gq asainHt them, or in
gnac u should no, be fought te the ut b
tefmnat finish Ia vase peace nogu-
tlailuua should bp entered into hcfore
either the dual alliance or the triple
entente has hoon hruuKht Go "a state of
exhaustion ur holplessHrsr then the
possvesion ~ KiRuehau would enable
the allies to enforce Brh more reason
able terms on uctmany than would
otherwise hc the epre N ,hc war
should end with Germany holding an
IT nclnlum ana Part 81 France then
the restoration ut tho rniuules that thr
nllies have captured could be- made the
nticc OF Germanys REIMBURSEMENT 90
She continental TERRITORY that q might
hnli n ~ Cor this reason TINT the fill
of 1singchau " a mNt,of ~ Importers,
tu the ainea Ia diplomatic Scna,
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