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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
Stunt grinb meg,
0eieitist ben &aaraxSfaa.


0lnnes. ipr5bes. farbIofes NIB maee,
res 3oar 1T Elm t~tr,nu1ei 8enentt fiji
Elm bernadldiTiete 9a1t-M Urhb-
ben f@redliden S@orf..
Is gibt nidt8. tpa8 oas 8aar 70 5er'
fhsrt aI1 @rtnb. Gs berolbt bal 4nar
fetnes 0la1laes, feiner Stdrfe NIB feh1eS
9ebeus, er5eugt gelegentli@ 8ieber n.6
Snden Der Cant, tpobur4, menu, nt@t
befeitist. bic 9a~artpur5eIn 5ufaa1usel'
fd%ruu1pfen. ft@ 1oSu1a9en u. gum Gbfters
ben 9ebra1t tperben - ba,n fdut bas
9aar RAID a1ts.
2ouft cine % Gent Blaf1e 8nospl'
tons 9mubertne in irgen1 ei1,er dpot5eh
sS4r t561rt fiderlih berrlt9en 9anrtuu4S
unb cine Mafe 4are baben. tpenn Sbr
ehen r1.r cine fet1e 8ln39e 9a1bertne
bsrfu@t. S@ont euer 3aar. Serfu&t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

Stimmen BEL Sen @auptpablen ebe11=
10 mie bel ben 8ortpablen onrb ore
Bolt abgeben.
0anftom. - Die fatbolt16e
Martp : &oipitalgeieQi@oft labt tn
oielem Triibiabr bier Elm &oipttal mt
,eiuem &o1te11auf bon $150,OOo
erridten. Sic @ontrofte fir ben berr=
lid,en Meubau iinb pergeben, nno Die
mirfliden 8uuarbetten itno beretts IN
Nnqriff eenomrner. Das &oipitol
mir6 unter 9eitung Ser 8eneoiftiner-
1dtpeltern lteben, uno es tit nod DEM
iel. giidof Martp benannt; Der 9eanae
lit Mouut Morp @oipital.
&ierre. - Sir cine @arnegte-
SeIoenme6ai1e lit Ser 16 Sabre alte
9enpep SssobnIon, Elm &odidiiler> Dor
qeldlaeen moroen. ST brofte aus
Ben elf gen .Slutben bes Millourt et=
men Sa1neen Ser 6amilie Sausmonm,
ser ins @aiIer gefallen mar, ans
liter, 6o6 mor SOS feline Wel e11 le1oer
bereits cine 2ei6e.
8ierre.- Inn Sic bon BEN Sn<
6ioner1 auf Ser @bepemefluB=&eler=
bottom betriebene Eferbe5u6t gu be-
ben, legt Ole 8unoesregiernng m
Goqle Suite eine 3uhtltation art. gu
6ielem 3med lino mebrere Seftio11en
9ono eingefrieoigt un6 @ebanoe o.
rauf erri6tet mor6en. @an glorbt,
oaB sic SSnoioner 6ann mebr bon To-
ren iebt ben11tten Yonies ob= nno 5l1
einem i6meren uno beIiern Sdla=
ge iibergeben peroen.
5iunr Sails. gine Seroe
bon so Stieren por1 Ser @tQ Staple=
ton-iSarm BEL gni5 mur6e bot Der
Morem Boding So. -ongefauft nno tm
ShIodtbouie eingeliefert. Sic Sbiere
paren aae int bel ten 3nltarbe 1tno
brodten o%urdi6nittlid $79 per Stl1d
o6er 5nlammen 1920.
@urefa. = eSn elmer Stefe bon
s64 SUB lit man beim @obren et1es
artelil6en 8run11ens a1f ett1e erg1ebt=
ge Maileraoer geltoBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
Die Rit(fn(9uokr6ten.

Dte 2onbf@ilbtr0ten, beren er0bte
Wertreter bic @iefenz ober @lefanten<
f@ilbtr0ten iinb. fteben binfi@tli@
ibrer intenettue1en Tdbigteiten auf
elmer duBerft niebrigen @tufe. Sn
ibren 8epegungen finb fie langfam
unb 19merfdnis, gang I'M @egeniaBe
gu ben @umpfz unb @aKeri@tlbtr0>
ten, bic als flinte unb bebenbe @Gu<
bernaturen unter benz Mafergetier
tire 8eute MAIDEN unb felbft ben
19ne1en Slid gu ergretfen tpiien. @s
oeigt ii@ 3pti9en biefen betben @@ilb>
tr0tengruppen trefflt@, mte Der @r>
perb Der tdgli@en Mabrung auf bas
geiitige @eien BON tief etnf@neibenber
Wtrtune lit. benn ben pflan3enfrefenz
ben 2onbi@ilbtr0ten ma@t naturse>
maB bic G%rlansuns tbres tds1i9en
Gutterquantums teinerlei geiitise unb
t0rperli@e Mibe. Was fte gum 2ez
ben r0tig baben, md&t iiberoQ In
9i0e unb 5ine, langiam uno gemd@>
li@ mirb es peripeift uno beod@tig,
r1ur ni@t gu i@neu, tragen bic plum
pen, idulenf0rmieen 8eine ben &0rz
per @9ritt fir @@ritt meiter. 9robt
irgenbmie, ober BON irgenbno @efabr,
10 merben &opf. 9als, 8eine nnb
@9man3 unter benz bo9gemDlbten
pan3er g%eborgen.
9iefer pan3er beitebt aus etnem
Mudeiz unb etnem 8audpan3er unb
}ebt 1i9 aus etn3elnen platten 3ufamz
men, bic nit ben perbretterten 9ornz
fort1Gben Der &iidenptrbel, be5m. ben
@tppen feit perbunben itnb. Nnr bic
Manbplatter ufb Die unpaare Nadenz
platte fteben nit benz @felett in tet<
rer btreften 8erbtnoung, Ser 8audz
pan5er lit in ieinem poroeren Setle
aug benz 8ruitgiirtel. tells aus ben
8au9rippen Encouragement. Sem
tnD9ernen pan3er iinb 1pmmetrt19
dn%georbnete 6ornplatten ouf9elagert,
beren 3abl ur0 Mnoronuns aber nt4t
ben etgentltden &nodenplatten ent<
1priat. SSn ibrer gon5en 2efsnsmeiI e
iinD bic 2on0Idilbtr0ten an trodez
mes 2anb gebunoen. geur pentge
Mrten 1u4en gu gemiHen 3eiten bos
flohe @ubnaner ouf. Sn Der Regel
bur9ftreifen tie Die gru1tgen @ebtete
TIRES 9eimatslonbes, meioen bic 3orz
ten @rd1er ob, fref1en Sbit,r >penn tie
es erlangen t0nnen, unb per1pet1en
au@ @9neden unb &egenmiirmer,
penn 1ie, pie einige Mrten, man6mal
Mppetit ouf tierifde Mobrung baben,
Die rieienboften Tormen Der 2anoz
1@ilDtrDten, Die fogenannten @lefan<
tenf9tlbfrDten, bepobnen in per16tez
benen Mrten bic @alopagos zSnfeln
unb bic Snfeln on Der Sitfuite Mfrt<
tas, bic Masfarenen, Mlbabra, @ep<
9enen unb Mabagastar. Was BON
tbnen mod lebt tit menig. Die metz
ften ftnb ausgeitorben ooer BPM Menz
{@en perni6tet. 9auptfG4lt4 finb
bic pom Gtnpanberer na@ ienen Ssnz
feln eingefibrten @9meine an benz
l1ntergange Der Stere i@ulb, bic nod
ben abgelegten S@tlbtrDtenetern ben
8oben bur9miblten unb 70 bic 0erz
mebrung Der 9iere .iluforif@ ma@ten.
Mebrere bunbert Sabre alt merben
biefe @@tlotrDten, errei@en Elm Sc
mt9t bon etntgen 3entnern, aber trob
biei es @emi@tes beitben lie bod muir
einen nerbdltntsmdb;g binnen pan<
3er, Der bur@aus ni@t bic tbm angez
bidtete observation-disclosures bat, bab
Elm Gra@tpagen iiber i'm btntpegfab>
rem fam. Mengftli@ finb bic groben,
gH U lEA 1HHLHE tWt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23


nit benz Der Mt0rbet bic Sat begans
gen bate. @dbrenb aber Der poltz
3etpriftam bas prototoll aufnabm,
mar bas Mefer plHBlt@ perf@muu.
ben. Dte polt3eibeamten paren f@on
genetgt, an 9ererei gu .glauben, als
tbnen pl1Bli@ Elm perlumptes Snbtbt<
bum, bas Elm bIuttgeS Mefer in ber
9anb bielt, 3ugefiibrt nurbe. Ser
aerl bate bas Mefer aus Der
2ei@e berausge3ogen unb an ft@
genommen; auf bic Brage, tparur1 ct
bas getan babe, antportete Ct rubtg:
rMas ion benn Der 9ote nit benz
Meffer anfanqen9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

@emaebt in mnierm 9eimnbbeitS9emd=
zen @%urftlpfa1e, bas 5m ieber 3eit Der
8efberun9 pHen ut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

@epebe gum Worf@etn, DER Sunge
polte bas @eite fu@en, murbe aber
bon benz 3olinipettor, bas NOR gum
ungllid fir bic @@muggler Der
9~ausbeffber, unb ben 3ollmd@tern,
aus benen fem perfonal beitanb,
baran perbinbert. Man bat Elm gan=
3es 2oger bon bur9 bic 2uft gez
f6muggelten Maren entbedt unb mebz
rere Der uebeltdter btnter @@lob unb
Mtegel gefebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

gen? 9ebensberiiderung gebt oarouf
bina11s, folden 8e6urfntifen 5u ent-
ipreden un6 bor3ufeben fiuir oerartige
@itttpert rn6 6ere1 baterIofe 3in6er.
Sc foftet ni@t iebr biel, $4,000 ODER
$4,000 @erft@erl1ng in Der Suretp
Gun6 2ife Company 5u baben. Sc.
fen sic Die Mn8eige iener @efe1f4oft
at an6erer @teue, betitet: ~Do11r
Po6et Boot" @s miro Sbne1 getpiB
gut tb1n, gu erfabrer, tpel9 grobe
Yolieen 3u geringen Soften biefe
@ompanp Sbnen a11siteuen miro,
menm @ie Ieien: ngour Bodt Boot"
Mnden Sie fi9 fofort bara1l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
st bies, mas sic ,poqen?

@ieIei@t baben sic un6 Sbre gu.
tie 6ral1 &in6er, pel@e jung uno
biiIflos iino. @em 6eret1 @ater tier.
BE iolte (un6 @dter iterben 3,1tpei-
Ien), Damn tpiir6en SIRE &n6er cine
Mutter baben, bie @itttpe lit. @iir6e
6iefeIbe 6a11t 6es barer @eloes riht
be6iirfen, INN fir sic &n6er at for
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
4urii ddedeben n.

Cine dltere 3imperli@e Sun9fran
mtrb BON einem febr jungen 9errn
b0fltdfettsbalber gum Sang aufgeforz
bert.
Sic: rDante, i@ tan5e ni@t NIT
10 ,jungen 6erren!"
Sr1nger Mann: r@ie enti@ulbtgen.
i@ metnte es gut, BENIN t6 bin Elm
frennb 0 - WItertiimern."
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28

nELiooLAno TRADED ~ GREAT BRITAIN
TO GERMANY ~ lsso fcR RECOGNITION
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
LARGE fLOCKS BEST BREED
CHICKENS ON TEXAS FARMS
ACCORDING TO LAST cENsu8 MA.
JoRiTY or TEXAS FARMS HAD
POULTRY ON THEM

Aecorllng to the 1910 cenHua So per
cent ut nli farms oi T@H ind some
hini nf poultry nu them rhDi were
hul is,1ia.tfa chickens ar nn average
of nhdnt thirty rive chtHeus DO tho
,ifm This is rriN pa0i Htowiue
luf ans autte aud shows elther a aek
af Interest nr appreciation ful anr of
the rrctost cash crops IS farmer san
raise 49, lonr as FARMERS hat sml1
00cts the less interest thrv nlr
ln them ana tne income uom rnrh
wiil he YnfN small From nhatrHitl soma
boz different arotinnA th. rulc COINS o
he thc am iilrt lhe uoek ihr aa Ben
,cfrst hcte ~ iu poultr ana tH more
MIXED and monsrrnzed is tDn uAck
Wi'h mfHo nogka utclicr $40 ss hna
usunliN hron attn,ncd aud thr eratal
conditions are brtter iflocls m ucr
thar seventy flVo birds are rul rne-
sdorDd na commercial cutorurHts and
NOS mnnnani enourh tn rcc.Its pY0p-
er cate Smtu nutka ordinarily do
nH receive mnch atterunn 1b. arc
k"pi principals tn supply hD D. me
table and u there should hAppcn Co.
no surplus uf carH ~ an eNin tn' .
d H traded to tho lncnl GROCER fui IL
f'w nccesifties ana nothnr more is
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s,,l,t. nNn', N''
n, wy "N''''' h'lA
y 90 s.'. '"' - 'nPm
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1870, 'N''N A"N
NnN hlt'n MUM ,'N''lNr'
W ~ i"'"'hN from Hnch uocN
l'"i'''h'' 'h'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28

and Isl fstnrr for ths German rccoEni-
t.nH af fhe srufeciofAfe % Great brii.
sin over zanzibar Lord SALISBURY ih
behalf ~ his 0atsrnmrrt. teded He'll
1cisri 90 Grfmhny Since that time
i has BEEN usufped ny The Germnn
qaoatlonist Tor summer piay ground.
irs interests are thrse-fold military
tourist and Industrial ~ Industrial
Interests are rs lsas, concern, being
~ Importance Only % ths few hundred
fisher FOLK wha have faith enough in
their lttle fdeA 20 pass tAe.r lives away
upon a.
iisi.goiand properly consists y two
iiiauds one Qi il higa rocky plateau.
~ military significance. and the other
sfrai Drifting pile ~ sand. protect
- hy enpiresfins works afalnat water
erosion phsch SERVES chiefly aE 90
Nathlrg beach TOR the summer visitors.
Duenen Insei ~ sand dune island. The
smell sparkling GYeenish- yellow Hnud
riie ~ 'he summer guest was aplii
80 from the main island by violent
aistHfoaucr Boz 1870 The main island
lH hlen table ~ fock ln f1r higher
.nirfa rising some sheer two hundred
feet from the water about q mile from
iip e. u.s. oD u.s. roughly ir.aneular
sHffnce nnd stale mof- 'htn 'hird
af a mile wilde az tho widest point
THE stormy winter sens have fr'ued
ltH exposed coaat .n wealth - raves
aud rnited pillars arches and needles
{ rocks
Much ~ tho tahleland is forbidden
io the tourist The ingms.0Fe Hiunr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28

WASHINGTON Sug al The "a.
flonal Geographic sscletN n itiia piii
today gave otf the following fittepeni
r4th reterenrr ~ the lmpoftnnfs NJ ~,
pou ~ Rotterdam in iniefaaif.ufia
ir4de concerning iieiigaland, ~iisnh
Great Britain traded ~ Germany ~
1890 ln return for the German foepr
milton 81 the British protertofnio yves
zsnslbaf:
when tht Amef,aaa folrist ~ fpff
mer summers. whose mind was h.lfa
win q pfeeoneeited pgtlHn ~ Europe
made 10 wealth ~ Statistical &pa
historical Information, approached the
poft ~ Rotterdam on nia maidep ypf .
axe. hf n.iniiy suffered nia insi vac
rnpenn disappointment Tho ra1ti ~
llnhlc ~ reference hsuia bnl pre- arrfi
h,n ~ TIE ffh ihFHest IuH 90 fhE
world According 90 these wptlos
New Yofk came first lloa che uti ~
the eufId's greatest seapnrta fpilun
cd b. Anfsefp. HAMBURG Hong koua
and F,terdam Jed London. Tue Iaaaa+
orr ~ Efeafncas ~ course, gaH fHc
grand total ~ ioaa ~ ffeignt, aitel
90 ard cleared ~ each port
wan tins Information about isft-
,efdan ln mild. many an American H4a
strained hlr eyes.Fht from the fufwafd
deck i1ai III the p.rai 20 Holland.
fhlnly if3 ins e. itlh 20 q skyline hse
fhai n New YGft 80 thai hnn rec
wurdeI als efforts has bseu iNe
larfon dcs0iatc stretch ~ faudr
SHORE. lonely tn d point ~ aaineta
rms dfeafF outlook H fHf llefk Wi
Holland. relieved pu ufarfr lrspfg
iian nl ranpiine snea % lnhinAtIon
~ NseHnFt ana 4HtHma Nnascs Enr
afs feR sefafHi hgshts anl aaafi
trees in fhe picture Probably iH Hf0
chances ntH 20 ien. Jos ualrn raas A
hiss had 20 Rna thXe
In luiy .in anmo iHl aau f.af lDe j
an thia tenFue 10 hand. WHICH tafftafi
Nlih the liEms trtn aWHItHf HHuu fHn
mnhp sanda m Olf use utnfcnaera
20 Apiufdaln. msh.s tAe Traveller nl.
most feel that hr hh4 Heen Hudod BIB
Sleepy Affita hf mlHl4hf Tlrfe I've
nnthina about fne lluof 90 liUiHinl nf
mo narrow shallow uubN uf uater
waieh loAdH o. ltaioritm 81 $50 mm
lH re.iisus SOC mARHliNdt re cog Ien
uut ln hoHis $3.50 uNH
Rotterdam is taiHi NHinlra Hrrat
rsi neutral seap0ft Iho tnsi Dusnrs
nf hutWcfr huN lmmnHIs has OrNssH
loHdon d. Iu nHitft Go lHo onuriHfis.
ot vpr rhe ehuufe fu tatDu Ii
rnfe un alone resi mHf0lf em,
-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
TENT SHOW ORDINANCE TO
BE PREPARED BY SAVAGE
Erection % Tents Within Fire Limits
Of City VIII Be Prohibited b.
City

Nh ordinance chat admittedly d aim.
"d tt travelling tent shows aud d.sirn-
od io protect business men Who h,yo
their money invested ia Corpus Chrts,i
and who are citizens was Yesterday
"rlerrd : repaired by the city council
and Ciiy Attorney Savage was Instinct
ed to have the ordinance prepar,b ~,
os early as possible
The Instructions " the consc1 IN
Attorney Savage are % prepare Tor
PASSAGE an ordinance under which ths
erection ~ ierts for any purpose what
sncver win Doe prohibitei Within -
t're limits which Is ul ~ that TERRITORY
lo'a,rd downtown With Coopers alley
as the southern boundary ana T,,i,
s'ncet as thc northern BOUNDARY
IN parts ~ the city outside t,o a..
UNITS tent shows win be- allowed wher.
"fi'ien permission ~ all rn,pcrt, own .
80. 80 M---l.n .nv ie,i ~ ihe piace WHOM,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Mre G. g rcehlrs AVID daughter nf
New Orleans ave- visiting in the ,tN
stopping ut ihc Nuecea
" o. Pearson ~ Houston who hHa
thc contract tar buhdiu. thc Nucces
county causcway is 500 tic c,t on g
business tup
Nat r. Quinn is in the cts from ra-
dre isleud arriving yesterday mornne.
y - stsvari ~ san Antonio was
among ycsierdays Arrivals I'd thr Nuc-
ccs
g. W Hurhos of the Rose liil nnri
al Park Association left yesterday for
business tnp 20 bee y, emf 500 Kansas
Nty ard 50 Louis after which he viii
rn to Mnrhallinwn lowe 60 spend ihc
hrHtmns h0lidats
Mrs A. bsrneil and Edward uhe
uau hove returned from sin Antonio
who're thc} spent several DAYS
Jog ond Mrs a. n Colnot 10 Mission
were amnnF Yesterdays arrivals at the
Horne Apartments
Nir and Mrs j.. C. Rcuchc ~ Karnos
'.tv nrr visiting in thc cts stoppins
at the Nurcos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28

meeting Of he stockholders q the GU
pany which will be bell next Aenhf
and at which meeting plgns for ne y
ture Development II the field VII y
determined Unofficially i e rrps'fe
that The stockholders vii. cenkies' 81
tering regotlations with the cefpp'
Christi cas- Company fr selling Z, y,
'nt0nr comnary natural t4s % hs ~
90 local consumers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
SHOWING OF OIL AT THE
WHITE POINT GAS FIELD
Rurors Of OIL Strike Denied hv off,
e'ais-stesk heiders 81 Company
Meet MondaY

Direct from iroscnt1tivcs az tho
White Point company az the reld m.
"'''i i's' nlsht received Information
NAV "Niilh Yesterday there was a
rNNN li@ vf go gre thc his crater which
.,'tn'N at'ora 5ooeo ooo cubic feet gas
''"N nAt been oncountcrod. During the
',S mere We're many rumors of a big
~ STRIKE nt White Point bat an such
JUNIORS have been tented and the trae
,f.r IS shot s'mp2 an indication 81
on mas heen noted in this crater
j. 'aifsnr and Gooro Eeno1,
pa enc nt.iria'h 90 1850 White poiat
'll Hni Gas Development Company src
now ~ ih' Nm'n rint nHd leaving
irre merr nr Th.f cNpstt
' I.iArn ho-e tas morning
-L-l-.t u-W -ur-lL nn.tnr. In ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
MORE PORKERS FOR
NUECES COUNTY IS
PLAN BUSINESS MEN
DIRECTORS COMMERCIAL CLUB
LAST NIGHT DISCUSSED HOG
RAISING,
ice Hirsch Explained Bankers Are
Willing TO Cooperate Win mer'
chants and Farmers.

The meetlng q the directors ~ the
Commercial club held last night'n the
cluh room was ONE - he most enthus-
instlc iu fhr history Of that orEuniza-
don a strong representation % the
board " directors was present The
routine business was quickly disposed
n
report of the committee that has
.n charge the organization - the com
mrrcini clubs of the principal cities
~ Texas fur ihc purpose ~ presenting
io tAo railroad Commission the protest
# ~ these organizations against the pro-
posed increase in freight rates was re-
ccigel and upon request the committee
vas granted further time .u which 70
complete their work
H S. baldwin toid the directors Of
hc trp made by himself ana other
corpus Christians % the Kieherg
County Fair Do hia report he stated
lhnt the trip was revelation % The
party 20 the possibilities ~ this coun-
try under the system ~ diversified
nunlnr and particularly commended
the hur and dain industry oi mat sec
tou
STR Buldw.ua ialh inspired dis
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tiifH'h ""i''''i 'i' FiNh "nith
n' "ta '"Nl'"l'' ,N ''',vEN n"hnHh'a ln
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ii"p'H'' ~ Mt 'lii7'h i' 'h'9.
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WING" DIV wee li'7'n'U'
N. ''N' ''i'N' 'N' Guy "I' "Aih~
.' '''" ''iln'iH 'h' money necessary I"
''N N"-H lh" '''in'iF th'ns'lN' ln
h'Hi instances hf' Nh'ul' 3" iNrnlhh
N' h'''H"'IN h''Niltf &" project the
n'nN i'" lie customer. " iN proposed
N ''' 'N''h'N 't 'h' Guy unite
WIN 'h' FARMERS 'N iulNlHi'Nt 'hls So
rui1'y hr farmer VII" receives the
'n' n'l tnr CD" pn''h iH' ~ th" h"ss ls
T" ply "i '"' h'k7 NH security NnN thr
i"'i. il.'il' lA =" '" "'" ptrl NF tnonisinf
.h' farmer pepper W !th snch s'eur-
wv lN'H'h assured ihe directors
he cam secur" nN lhe money mat Viii
I" required Tor th' purpose
Hlf lilfHrh Called attention 90 many
'nsl' news ~ Whi'h FARMERS nave been
N'l' 7" FnN tues" notes "'9hln year
nS me sale 81 'he increase OF mo hogs
a h'''t t''m tnr tor' worth stock
N'r'a company was read 'n which that
company stated INST . would assist
I .u unN movement to an increase iu the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
FUNERAL OF mrs. KELSEY
OCCURS THIS AFTERNOON
Mrs. Kelsey laugh, the FIRST ses
School IN kueees County

pto GR.NDE CITY, Tex ny. VI. ".
Death has claimed one Of lhe '''. NJ.
OF the Lower Eio Grands Nsiisl. ~.
A.lauda a.. * iaey, VINO died 49,.
morning 20 six o'ciooN u q : <
l'erre in this city a, the Ass Z
srars 1921
Mira. Kelsey WAS born az 49, a
ohio. october 10. is2S AMI rrn''' -. !.
Corpus Christi. Texas y ~
she Z ueht the first Ensl.an '''
Nueces county. e III
Mrs. Kelsey II the sa'F'sel 4
late John p. KELSEY WHO an'ef' ~.
fortune ~ IN. l.io Gronde AA,..' ss,s.
he located in uis counts on US
ilcr in fS4p ,ssaf
Relatives fiwm ufio aif,ts. NJ
ma Che funeral sersiees NJ -
from her residence in tbs 49, 1850
hildren survive and shr ,ss,s
lesves an adopted dsaehsef VIZ
r. Iris cltN -r------r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
OHIO TO GREET AMBAs
SApOR AERRtCk

CLEVELAND Onto Nov a7 \
housing reception Obs been arrnnscd
tNr Ambassador Nyrnn T. Ho.rick
when hc reaches nome from France
carly in pceemhcr Ambassador Her
rck who sails TOR Amcries tomorrow.
has made q brilliant record IN dipiom
arY during the present European war
When hc reaches Ncw York be win
ind a warm welcome ana on hiss irlf
to Cleveland win DE erertod at many
places Governor Cox and Governor
elect White are invited to the home
coming celebration here
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
LESS POOP I'M oerRolr

pErHoir Mich. Nov. ~ nur.nc
fNr month ~ october a noticeable de-
crease in the cYprnsss - tine i,our
commission was recorded aith0ugh the
cost ot aiding the poor was prapar
uvpateN Increased, owing o. higher
PRICES Jons were found tor fewer
pc-snrs. ard there was less distress
generally ihs faN than a year ago.
White leghorn d. the hest hun hrced-
iee Rhode Island Re,i and Plymouth
hnfhs make very fine general PAR
nosc flocks Keen your flocks rure
and zach spring hatrh from the best
70 SCI tbc best results from Your flock
keep az iesst one hundred and ffty
hens givc them good rare and The,
w'l sreatls increase Your farm m.
cpmc
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-01-19

mail clerk, ! printer, 1 jeweler, 1
cartoonist, . commercial life, /
plumber, l hydraulic engineer, 2
mining engineers, l dairyman, 1 ed
itor, l railroad pursuit, etc.
Ten were registered to follow the
vocation of the father. or the faith
ers' vocations, 25 were farmers, 21
merchants, railroad men, or
chardists, with other vocations fol-
lowing in smaller degree. 1t is
interesting to note the number of
vocations entirely missing in the list
chosen by the boys, among these be-
ing that of doctor, minister, profess
sor, politician, in fact the professions
as whole were overlooked in favor
of the scientific branches and agri-
culture. This would doubtless please
James j. Hill and our friend D. NJ
Lowe. Mr.. Vining states that this
being an agricultural community, one
would naturally expect such result
Among boys in large rcities the mer-
chant and professional man lead.
Various features will be organized
within the club in the near future.
Under the direction of Mr.. Strickland
will be organized various musical
features, such as quartets, choruses,
etc., with special object of familiar
izing the boys with the songs of the
representative colleges of our coun-
try. Also there will be athletic fea-
lures, under the supervision of a
committee headed by DR.. Jarvis, a
noted college runner and athlete. In
dividual members of the Elks have
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-01-19

There have been rumors that the
contractors of the grading of the Pa
cific Highway were in difnancial diff
ficulties. In order to try and get
the truth the Tidings called Judge
Tou Velle over the long distance
phone and he stated that he had
heard similar rumors but had no Off
cial knowledge thereof. However,
the county was protected by a bond
in a surety company and he did not
believe that the difficulties, if they
existed, would interfere with the
work. 1t was also rumored that the
entire contract had been sublet and
the new contractor would arrive here
today.
Judge Tou Velle also stated that
the idea of a convict camp on the
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-01-19
Provide Seats
In Small Parks

The Ladies' Civic Improvement
Club at its recent meeting voted to
place seats in the smaller parks of
the city. There will be two iron seats
placed in the park at Iowa and the
Boulevard, one at the Library park,
one on North Main and Factory
streets and two at Mechanic and
North Main. The seats are intended
principally as resting places for pc
destrians walking in from the outly-
ing parts of the city. AS pleasure
grounds Ashland's parks along Ash
land creek are not surpassed any
where, and it is not expected thar the
small parks will be much used ex-
cept as resting places for pedestrians.