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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-08

none SO small but that you'll lose
money if you don't let us figure on it.
L. LaD0u. q Adv. II
Watch for the Million Dollar Mys-
terry. 16
Henry F. Reichling of this city and
Miss Marie A. Hurkes, of Bemis, were
united In marriage at the Holy Rosary
church at Kranzburg last week, Rev.
FATHER Zimmerman officiating.
Good outside rooms with private
phone and bath $1.00 per day and up,
with private phonea nd running cold
and hot water 75c to $1.OO per day
at the Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis.
Adv. 1918
Mrs. A. 7. Vickerman of Brook
ings, has been u visitor Of friends IN
this village the past week. She re-
turned home yesterday and was ac-
cG.mpanied by Mrs. +. C. Jones to
Watsrtown.-Revillo Item.
For Sale-second hand ranges.
Phone T.. A. Hayford. 13tf
There will be an auction on the H.
Stolpa farm, threem lies east of Wa
verify, on Tuesday, October IS. when
and VIII ere a large list of offerings
will be made to the highest and best
bidders.
J. w. re, ris has become the owner
OF the proper ty on the corner OF Kemp
avenue and 5 'irst street west, known
as the Cannos !, corner Mr.. Ferris
contefnplates IN e er ction Of a bust
ness block there On ! n the spring.
Watch for the Million Dollar Mys,
terry. 10
Mrs. Frank p. pa iilips, who has
been spending some ffaA w 1Mhi.naam
Of M daughters, Mrs, 9. rat,rnad -
and Mrs. HI. A. Park, has as aaaon,
Oregon, her home. She ". sitias nv
panied as far as the twin !
Mrs. Park.
Geo. n. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex.o, al
circuit court.) Heegaard block -
Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Sykes and MI.
and Mrs. F. Cory journeyed v e to
he edge Of Clark county last Sunday
where they dined with Mr. and Mrs.
George Bowling. Mrs. Bowling and
Yrs. Sykes are sisters. Miss Elda
sykes is teaching in the Bowling
chool.
e. w. Tobey is advertising All aue-
ION to take place at his farm. six
niles west OF Watertown, at the
outh end OF the lake, on Wednesday,
october IA. Among tho offerings Will !,
e five head of horses, twenty-seyen .
nilch cows, eighteen heifers, thirteen :
teers and twonty-eight last spring !
nd winter calves.
The game Of football last Saturday ]
the Clark and the Watertown !
cams was one-sided, Watertown win i
ing by q score OF sc to o. The !
lark boys put up a gamy game, but !
leir weight and their experience Z
ere evidently against them in the i
ontest with the Watertown aggre- 4
alton. y
We have two letter presses which fl
g viii almost give away. Inquire Of
a1urday News. $40 d
G. HI. Lester, who, with Mrs. Lester, n
spected to return to Texas the lat 4
r part of September, has been I'M *
sr the weather for some time but his o.
any Watertown friends will be glad III
learn that he is able to be out p;
yain. to some extent, to enjoy the r
dian summer aephyrs. II
The Misses elizabeth, Violet and
own Hon Wti leave next week for
,ston, where they will make their e.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

Die GrembpDrttr unb
Der quite Sou. Wsr Der 60, 70
Sabrsn bur3aus aug 8idern lernsn
ppaie, taufte ii9 sin .aompIimeniir=
bud. Selts 1T bief.r frempldHbifde
9u6titel abgsi6afft. Dir nsnnsn
Sii6sr bisfer 2lrt stipa r9anbbud Der
feinen Qebensart" pber .@nitaubss
bu&- ober Der quite son". qlber
au9 in ibrsm Snuern ssissH oi.Is Biz
der, oab bus Grembpori cine idpere
ytieoerIoee srIitttn bat. Sm @ssenidb
gu oem apmpImsntirbuh persanssnsr
5use belebrsn iie ibre aefer, bab ss
Elm 3eiden feinsr 2ebsnsdrt III, beut.
i6sm Wort bic gbre Su seben. 60
i6reibt s. b. Websa in ibrem pieleeles
ienen Bud yNie ioa i9 mid beHsbs
men9" nau6 tpenn man teinGremoport
fur bas bat,ipa gut oeutfCh ausgebriidt
iusrbeu lam. OisIes Wori gilt fir
dIle, bic ibrs llntsrbaltune nit 5atas
litdten itatt Wlibsei9iden, nit Gpsns
tualiidten itutt M0sIihteien ipiden
unb babur6 ben Wiberipru6 bsuif9
9sntenber Ypropp3iren". Bis Sur
Wlitte bes bOrissn Snbrbunoerts gaIt
es als fein, ipl6s fr,mDen M0rier eins
flisbsn gu lnFen. Man 5eigis baburd
feins 9iIouns. 6sute 1T es gottlOb
anbsrs. Du iddmsn mir uns unierer
guten beutiden, treffenbsn fernisen
DDrtsr nidt mebr.A Die ahte aufs
laee bes .9utsn Zones in alien aes
benslassn" Don Jran5 ebharbt re9ts
fertiste nod einssbxnb ben Gebran9
BON 9iTdtorten in fran3ofii4er
Spra4e; Die iea3ebnie guflags lsbrt
nns, bab man benis feline Gbre barein
iebt, bic Spsifen belitI9 gu benennerl.
Wlit Re9t: aaii,r nno a0uise fangtn
bier unb bu f9on bonlit an. Sinb
bas ni9t pornebme 2eute2 Wieber elm
anberss QlniiaHDsbuH idgt BEN asler,
Der 9sfuHsiartsn abgsbtn iriu: Die
ftansSfiGsu Hasi8HanssIs tn ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

ltiinbieer Marfd bate oas bepirit.
..Sdrioiieln fonnisn mir nod brdus
den. Die iparcn .riel su treHia.1
Iuatc Der Glteite eSunae. Die brett
uno fd,arf asiprpGenen perrietben
ben Sit. pber WsitpreliBen. limb
lpenn mon Al Der ush0ritn Sprads
bi. @sItdlien fab. mar es unifner, bic
beltidc Buts6eiisersfamilie aus bem
Often Dsuiihlaubs su ertennen. Naa
-Dem Wunid bes Sunoen briidts Der
Batter auf bic elettriife 8irn., bic,
ii6sr osm 5iih hina Darauf er,
idlisn Der SerpirtsIIner unD iroa.e
bGfIih nat benz gsae6r. .gitts nod
nrsi glnttsn &arioifsln.1 beitsllte ihln
Der Batter. Die platten tamsn; bic
AdriDffeis brauf ipdren nuh anf eine
Dlatie aeaanaen 9fls bas Sonper
bseHost ipnr. Dsrlanlie Der Batter bic
RshHuna. llnb beaahlie. Damn itellie
er eins iIeine 9erednuna an. ells &c
oieie btsnbst bate. frdats CT feline Nm.
abbria.n: .DiBt Shr. fuiepicl aars
ioffcln mir isbi sriru asasIitn hdbsn?'
.gtpo brciOisrtsl glfnnp!s ontirortsie
bas Mdbdsn. Ddrauf Der Batter:
..Reinl Gsnau ! 3sninsr unb 80
yfuno!- giun Ulutisr unb ainber
glsi@ssitia: ..Dislo2S Der Batter:
Die aartoffeln DON bier umaerehnst
In ben aartOffsIptsis ssi uns!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

gden iinb nit Redt peraltst unb abs
gethan, man finbst lie bS9Itsns nod
Bel febr tingsflsii6ttn alsinitdbisrn.-
u. y. .. n. ilt 5iDar siiras LANCER eIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08
On serfaxfen-g -geri&ieocnes.

RpbIen manar iinb arobsr SsisoieH var
gain; billia ipenn fpfori bsriunii gnbkn'
fsassH COB aisbIe Rono. Clifton Ssiabis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

b. p. C.. ipiro absr bod leid]ter pere
itanb.n. Ssbr gut iast bds Bud Der
aonitan5s b. 6ranten: sci opritfttg
in Der gnnsnbung BON Gremoip1rtsrn.
9as befe lit Elm reiues Ssuii4" Wir
freuen uHs bisisr 3sidsn Der 3tit.
iuenn mir aud m.inen, buB iebtn Seuts
i6en Mann unb jeoe bsutite Druii
por allen 9ingsH ods Ser5 autrei6eH
miibt., bas bsimifde Wprt BEN frtms
ben ppr3usisb,n. (Spradeds oss 4u.
eemsinsn 9suti9en SpraHpersins.)
Die umqereG,uets adrs
tpffelretbnung Mnf Der 0nrs
tsnterrafIe eines .eriitlaiiiasnA o0teIs
i'm Giben ipupirte cine beutiGe IN,
milie. (.sdl fnae oesbulb oiOupirte"
neil es in eirlem erfttlaiii1eit 5oiel
isin .absnbeiIen" aibt.) 9lls tuuren
pobIusndbrt. Der Water: orob. itGma
mia. runbhd,. iirdmmer Shnurrbart;
bic Wuiter: oesaleiten obne Sdnurr.
bart; iin6 Die orei aiIlper (jiuet
S5bne unb cine 1od)ter) i'm elIter
bon IL bis 16 ssdbren idlliiasn ben
Gltsrt mad. Ssrpirt ipurbsn fiinf
Soupers an ie nf,t fFrnnten. gliern
unb alnDsr thnisn bunariq uHb
ititmm ben GpsifspIntten ale Gbrs an.
uHb es blieb auf benz pors.lldn aud
.ni6t Gin RsitGsH IisasH. Gin Hisbss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

lblI WV 'pNltSAN|s <'S SlltBullH uls
Ter, Die @eItiir5lng, Die 9anfbarfeit,
Oas Slid, oa5 aIles ipar ibm uner.
fl1rlid.
@nrum ioIlten lie olle pIobIid) 70
frob iein, oaB bns fIeine MGehen
ibn Dor oem @efdnsniB beruabrt
batte2
SOB iaB in Serrn Gbaaoners Pr.
beits5immer ilnb itotterte, bon ed)ter
Sham eriiiIlt, eineu geri6t bciien,
tpas er on bieiem 9lbeno getban nno
Darum or es aetbon.
oDns ioQ MIN fiir Sie porbei ieinl"
iagte Serr Ghaaoner, oIs er geenoet,
unb legte Die S5ano aui SOP ghuIter.
sd iueroe mid, Sbrer iin6 Sbrer 50.
mile in 3utiirit annebmen. Sie ba.
ben narlif) mebr aetban, als mir
meines fIeinen 2ieblinss 2eben ge.
rettetl"
g@ebr9" ipieberbolte SOP Der.
bIiifft.
fllebr. Sle Ner5te - ore be.
item in Der 8elt Iagten, elm
Sfreden fonne iie bieIleift beilen.
Sbrer Mutter Zoo, Der iebr j66 er.
folatc, eridiitterte iie 10 ticf - 70
entieslidt" iugtc Serr GbalIoner
lansiom, ooai; iie Die Sprahe her.
Tor. Wein armes aiuo mar felt brei
Sabren itamm."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

G aof en- tir aIIesmei4e ennsGr5sii nne se'
heIl, Si eoite HIni slparim.. IleiBe ,jniui'
lie feine gantornsarbei. euisr gobn. snl'
pisblnnaeu oerlanai Aafsntragtn 900 gar'
ION elpe., Iooroaie IeI apoB 1878 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08
@erianst--@eibIid,.

mdbnen fir sunsarbsii: eiiies Ssim: eliiss
gobH. 1851 Wlooneo ans, Spee %arf.
8bone G. 76i 9. 5-il'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

miGb6en iit Sansar5slt In elmer IetHeu
Sdmilie. ieine aiHaer Guier qobH. C3s
Aibgespau ane.. Noononie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

tar aepo6ultr 9auss
arbeii Outer eobn 1907 Gerier elhe.. rabe
gNoobbnTH. ssninn! 6ius.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08
gerlanat an fanien:
Sa permisfheM-Simmer.
@annIid.

gdrtner, I'M RalCuslas CSeiiranftt rie.
lit Grbnnna ~ bdlier RndsuitageH SAb'
tpeIede eiberip nno 9Inm Sir l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08

nader. junaer. als brittle Sinb an groS unb
9ious. 1921 0oleraiH aoe II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-08
GE0.P. SCHVEITZER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
9rafia1en

itbsr grt In beutf6er rnb enaIsl6er Sprans
iir Sef4aiisleaie, 9srslHs. etc. neberfesnuaen
peroen nuf @uHl4 beforat.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
Cutting Glass Disks.

The small shop not equipped with a
circular glass cutter can cut disks for
steam and pressure gauges In the fol-
lowing manner: Fasten wood disk
to the face plate Of the lathe, the disk
having diameter larger than the
glass to be cut. Apply a thin coat Of
glue to both the surface Of the wood
and Of the glass. Place piece Of pa
per Oh the glued surface of the glass,
and then apply both to the glued sur
face Of the wood disk. Rotate the
lathe spindle by hand and ut the same
time hold common glass cutter on
the glass at such distance from tie
center as to make disk of the proper
size. The glass disk can be removed
easily before the glue has time to hard.
en.-Popular Mechanics.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

A new method Of destroying teredos.
pest which has caused enormous
damage in the destruction Of piles used
In wharfage construction in north Pa
cific coast ports, particularly in VAN
cOuver. Seattle and Tacoma. by turn
ing IN electric current into the piles.
is being tried in Seattle. These pests
have so far successfully detied all at
tempts to eradicate them from the tim
bers supporting the various structures
along the water front in the Puget
sound and British Columbia ports. and
means Of destroying them will prove
great saving to individuals and COM
panies maintaining docks and wharf
age properties OH the cOast.-Consular
Report.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
BADLY INJURED

MONTESANO. May 21.-Caught un-
der the wheels of the logging train
on which he was head brakeman at
the Clemmons Logging company's
camp at Melbourne, Wednesday
morning, Albert Miller was so badly
mangled that his life Is despaired of
at st. Joseph's hospital. Aberdeen.
His left leg was ground of below
the knee and the right foot was
crushed and had to be amputated.
Miller. while giving directions to
a couple Of "green" brakemen. it is
said, lost his balance and fell from
the train. His cries for help were
heard above the noise of the locomo
tive, but the train could not be stop
ped in time to save his life.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
HEALTH OF ARMY IS IN
LITTLE DAMGER-GORGAS.
Soldiers Condition Better Than In
Spanish War, Says Surgeon General.

Surgeon General William c. Gorgas.
U. 8. A.. discussing In the Engineering
Record the sanitation problems that
will have to be faced by the United
States army In case Of an actual in
vasion Of Mexico. says the army IL
now in a much better position than 1t
was during the Spanish American war.
There will be considerable proper.
ton Of green men to be taught camp
sanitation as well as given military
instruction.
Much Of this will be given In con-
centration camps. Fortunately, most
Of the officers Of the volunteers will be
men who are impressed with the value
Of sanitation IN the field. They and
the regular officers and older soldiers
will quickly instruct the new men In
the habits SO essential to health.
"There exists. then. yeast to leaven
the whole that was absent In 1898.
Since that eventful year the omcers
OF the medical cepartment Of the army
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

have been studying and practicing
military hygiene and sanitation with
brilliant results, as demonstrated In
the two large camps in Texas. Here
10000 men lived for year at time
with sick rate lower than that at the
average post.
Better yet. the officers of the line.
impressed with the value Of the les
sons In camp sanitation. have been
enthusiastic supporters Of these ad-
vances and are hardly second to medi-
cal officers in their knowledge and ex-
perience IN such matters. The army
then. is in an entirely different posi-
ton than at the outbreak Of the Span
ish war; The 10000 cases Of typhoid
that then puzzled and distressed the
people of this country will not reap
pear as specters in our camps as
sign of sanitary incompetence.
"Anti-typhoid incubation. which has
been in vogue in the army since 1909.
and which so efficiently protected 1t In
1918 that there was but one case
among the inOculated in the army Of
10000 is to be trusted to keep our
camps free Of this disease so fatal to
armies of the past.
"YellOw fever is robbed Of much Of
its terror by the fact learned In 1898
by Reed and his devoted band. which
taught us the means Of transmission
and consequently the manner Of avoid
ing 1t.
THUS fOrewarned we are fOrearmed
and enter any campaign confident Of
our ability and in the sanitary train
ing of the line to feel that we can ex-
list in the campaign in state Of by
gienic competence that the disabilities
of the war will be limited. for the first
time in the history of the new world.
to wounds and that disease will not
kill more than bullets"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
MANY HEAR TALK ON
INITIATIVE MEASURES

MONTESANO, May 21.-Before an
appreciative audience Of about $50
citizens in the new Firemen's hall,
Hon. H. D. McArdle of Port Town
send outlined the campaign of the
Stop-Look- Listen league in regard to
the initiative bills before the voters
at the fall election. last night.
Mr.. McArdle prefaced his remarks
by stating the league was not tied up
with either the vets or drys In re-
gard to prohibition, but that 1t was
purely a moral question. The speak
er carefully outlined the different in
itiative bills. explaining particular
points.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
New Rainprovf Fabric.

A closely woven fabric has been in
troduced to the American market by an
designed for use in the manufacturing
Of raincoats. No rubber is used in til
construction of the fabric. and it
guaranteed rainprOof. although smok'
may be blown through it ut the yer.
poist on which the water is falling
The fabric because of this feature. j..
is said. is self ventilating and will n"l
cookie up
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
Renewing an Old Square.

Cover the surface of the square thor.
cughly with blue chalk: then rub of
the surplus. This will leave the divi.
sion marks clear and distinct in a
bright blue, and they will remain in
this condition much longer than would
be expected. Another and Il more
permanent method is TO paint the
square with red lead and allow it to
dry for five or six hours; then dampeu
4 soft cloth in kerosene and wipe off
the surface coat The paint will adj
here in the marks and figures, thus
making them plainly visible.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
Lie of Auto Chains.

The life of the silent chain under
automobile conditions is largely de-
pendent OH the wear ut the joints. On
account of the high speed and the
whipping Of the chain. 1t il important
that the joints be we'll oilad. Enicient
fabrication is the secret Of efficient
chain saivice.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
BUYS kELSo RANCH

MONTESANO. May CIV. A.
Mathews, brother Of Sheriff Schelle
Mathews, was here the first Of the
week, with his wife for a short visit
Their home has been at Butte, Mont,
but on account of Mrs. Mathews
health they have come west and Mr..
Mathews has bought a large ranch
near Kelso, on which they will To-
cate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
GETS LIGHT SENTENCE

MONTESANO, May 21.-At the re
quest Of Thurston county officials
John Wilson was allowed to plead
guilty to petit larceny on two charges
yesterday. On each he was given a
Today sentence. Probably before
these sentences are more than re.
corded the sheriff from Olympia will
he here with warrant charging viii
son with being an habitual criminal
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

In making window screens put white
netting on the outside of the frame
md black on the inside. Thus the
vision of person inside will not be
INSTRUCTED. while no one on the outside
can see through the screens.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

All the news all the time in the
Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

Joseph Moyce and Charles Powers
recently left Northumberland. Mass.
for San Francisco. intending to walk
the entire distance. They hope to
reach their destination the last part Of
August,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

Send the twice-a-week Herald I,
your inquiring Eastern friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

A man living at Bath, Me-. has a
freak fish which he has had mounted.
1t has a salmon body and a trout
mouth. with line and half Of red
spots along its side.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

Modern Printing 1t moderate prices.
Aberdeen IriEting Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
Queer Til ngs That
T---.., ~ q. ~. No~,o
i,.iI W IN 'ne news

Sheriff Weimer of Greene county.
Pa. has appointed his wife deputy
sheriff.
genuine one dollar bill marked
down /" !m cents remained in BOs.
ton store window for twenty-four hours
before it was purchased.
Using the same apple tree from
which his brother hanged himself sew
eral years ago, Isaac Davis Of Camden.
N. j.. ended his life in similar man.
ner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22
RAPID PROGRESS ON
BUILDING PAVED ROAD

MONTESANO, May 21.-Work on
the. five-mile strip of grading and
paving being done between Montesano
and Satsop is progressing rapidly
and there is strong suspicion the
job is going to be completed ahead
of time. Pugh & Arntz, contractors,
expect, If they have no bad luck, to
finish the job in about a month.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-22

Particular Printers, Aberdeen
Printing Co., 300 East Wishkah St.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
PLACE WREATHs on WASHING
TONS TOMB.

AR VERSION. We Dec ~ M'm-
oriai v-roaths we're iodas placed on The
tomb ~ George Washington by Alex
srdria Nashine7ou Masonic Lodge
Alexandra. va. ard Fredeficksbarg
I..dee fredericksburg, Va IN com
memoriflou X tne iiain anniversary
~ enc nist Presidents death
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
CITY WILL PAY THE
COSTS IN HISTORIC
COURT CASES 1918
AN ECHO or LAST CITY ELECTION
BROUGHT UP uN SAVAGE.
csensh Adsrts sepsrt 81 CT, Astcrns,
Savage arr VIII Pay Costs 81
Court

Nn echo of ihr time Wh.n citiscns ~
CviiaS Nhusti WIN sInpeilc0 g. eo
nto thr cnurts arh Severe "A coucs af-
dcf that would Si,e thrm thc l1ht 60
secure pull tuN recirts and ~ the
tVAtt iisht made h. srcurv rcpsssrnta
tion 90 thv poils in au election Wns
brought up Yesterday when the eit,
council nltlNcd ~ egi irsm CIV
ATTORNEY SaNarc and adeptcd mo
uon tc pa, epuu eost. ir SWINE famons
ceas u,4eaion ~ other YEARS
The rrpou frm toe cisN astorpo,
was recsiNcl and adopted aui which
Is aeif Slflanators follows
nm ncquesi..d in cali fuuf attsN
uon to ihc cost BILLS in ,hc foiloNluf
ca7ra
rcston sm,thv w. rhos % Dunn
giV Secteiau
D MeNoln vmHeg 81, ,lan r,as,
MaNur fi 60
~ b colv - Ciart isass. "a an
O. b Cuic sH g. vs. Glh,.in. 81 ai
Thcse Wcrc suits fi,d in the district
colu "a this counts prior o. tho latl
ciN ciseslon tur ihr purpose ~ c,an
relling the than cln ufncefs e. com.
u} with their datl.s nr la nmisih
them irnm e,alins the Law Tone Wbs
suH Gao compel the sits secretary 90
sspe ruli tnNss after Che first ~ Jan.
uar> onc Was 60 compel the cit, coun
ri Co. appoint a spcSeasor 40 ne sit,
s~gutan go issue laH taxes after lhe
city secretary had lcr ths cit, Co.
UYnde thrpulers uf the court and his
plain dni, builder tho laW unr was o.
compel The Then existing city councll
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

'oncefnirk TIE Rcathcr rondu luiit
fhrouehoui Che country tho following
anileiin was ISSUED s.stcrda,
AN extensive cold wave Is tho dom
rani feature The rear ~ the storm
arra preceding the raid way. Min
covers Tire northeast. causing SNOW
ana strong winds north ~ tne ohio
River A maximum wind velocity OF
" miles h reported from Sew Yotk
city
"fur and cold weather prcNails So
NE other sections " thr COUNTRY with
ffeeainE ismpcfttufeA tAt'ndinf to-tr4
reNas coast Zero temperature aBd
below are experienced Boa th' cnt.fr
norih-ccnttM portion ot ths eYuntrt
including portions ot missouri and
knnS,r \ marrow depression soplf
ates ihc prevailing cold wave from d.
secund high presslrc area in the nnrih
west
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
YOUTHS ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH STEALING CLOTHES
Entered Bseh Dear q Stofe Saturday
Night ,s Allsusd--cioihss Retos.
cred.

fap MeAienu snufhH alt D. years
~ age apd ihs ether 70 wears VI age
Who made haui ~ clothing iaAi Nai
grdny nirht cslps ~ grief yesterday
sierninr about eY ncipck when thff
we're arrested hy chlsf Pewter and
pafraiman johnson and placed 10 the
county JAN eAargrl with theft ~ prpp-
rrfi valued st more tenu so
The upmca - fhs defendants are
iroa Morales AMI teaur Garcia a b.
allefed thar ga lHtt Saturday niEht
thef ~snsaksa4 in the hack door ~ .
local retail crgahlifhrsens snd secured
4 dfrrH suit ana fHo s4Aig3 ~ fsous~rs
A tailor cmpiayed ~ DE ssrnr ne4iekT
ihe then ard gave chas,t but M
fDurGFtert isks ships ln the o. ehi ssar
snssed h,li nf Hishi
The ofEcrFs wire advised and lhs ar,
rrsts - yesterday nsYrning followed
rhief f1eisf ha3s %. boss admitted
the theft The Clothes we're PROVERBS
and rt1nsnea a. the owners