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Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02

Tho regular meeting OF the Methodist
Deaconesses' Aid society, which was to
be held Tuesday, is postponed until the
first Tuesday in September because OF
the absence from the city OF many Of the
members and Miss Ethel Grapden, who
is in charge of the settlement work at
the Oak Street mission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
LITTLBTON

LIITLIr'N W. Va Sept Mr.
Henry Mcukcueller ls visiting friends
DOB wheeling FOR a few days
Miss Daisy Eiuh'c d. Visiting reia-
uLgs o. Rochester hiillr. ia.
Miss Kelley. uf Wrilehurr. spent Sat
nrday end sunday with Mrs G. c.
Mrs ELLEN Garrison was "a Farming
ton visitor Tuesday
Henry Hohb Of wheeling was q
Airs. Sarah Marshall b. spendinr a
iUW dnra with friends % Cameron
Nj leo Fillcre spent Monday with
'nrl Warwnu. at Cameron.
Str a. 81 Gorge wee business visitor
at Pennington Monday
Clarence Enrnhurt. of Deep Valley.
HT-nt sunday Iu town.
Earl NurarHtr vra n business visitor
In FIirmUuf Monday
nr IHw,e smith. OF Cambridge. q
woe business visitor boz town this
ST. wuipm frmiey. ~ Hundred
Spans sunday iu town
Iorn- 20 Mr and Mrs Prank Church
August 70 daughter
MrH Low. colo rud little daughter.
with her parents. NJ ara Mrs s Gump
pur. ~ Gi,rd,l. ~ .plrd.og he, ,r s,1.
zion With Or ard Sire s. H IJinehart
Mrr Henry Fnhinrau lH visiting her
ehnFHi,r VIZ orr Wiilir"n. ~ Ciarks-
Nirs lrfr7 Uur~.na Is visiting reis-
fi.rH Hf M.uudrlfrIr
Nr end Hrs e. o.. AIIsudcr ana son
nh.rt arrnt sunday vith friends a.
John Cr1v vae s business visitor in
H.rnur TueHdav
Nr Charles -Insr returned home yes
l.rn1L H'f.r en.Hdirr several days with
frirrf" Hf Uif .hur-H
~ T.r'Iur off HUNDRED wac q buai-
nr r.rIl.r In fHvn Wedneadav
'bfH FHa Manninrfon visi-
afiaa ais rabin-an spent weans..
dow rf IrHrI Tree
Nr .rf urs Urr-v Gaabev ara two
r'IIdr.n. nrr visiting friends in wheel
frank uaks Of wheat W. Va O.. a
bU.irraa visitor .n town
Mr. H N.IFHan spent Tuesday
HIfI frIrnHH Hf ffrrHrrf
We fNHri.H EInhfe ard fur children
nI .rn.fnn HrH spending several dave
friends ln town.
.rHIr. pre- VISITING friends at Ned
wusar rerv-rd ~ rnioutown. spent
aunHr. Ir town
w nrorr. BE- wolfe ~ pittahur~b
Dr. Hrrrfina r.reraf DAYS win friends
ret- ODER rss wheeun- visitor
Size Dora Smith and utue dsurbtsr
~ Nlr.nnr. ore risifinr fricnds in
vice vsrra--' Arm spent saturday
HH. -undg. Win friends af Cameron
Vice IHfIr MIIfr Ir VISITING her
rrarfrarrrfa af DndIroff fhtr vrrt
81 it4fmrrd Haoth Hf burton. rrfnf
lNHrrfaH rtfl friends In town
Idvlr Csie ~ Uunfrrf srrnf
Ih1rrd'y win friends in town
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SISTERSVILLE

SiSTERSvILLE. w. Va. Sept a
Mrs. John X. Accalmont and little
daughter. Mary katherine. who have
formers mother Mrs. Isayshens Reed 81
have returned home to Franklin
Mrs NJ Z. McCarten has gone 10
Pittsburgh 70 visit friends for two
Misses Mary Ryan and Mabel Calvert.
OF Mannington. who have been the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards.
went 20 Wheeling Thursday 20 visit
Mrs. A NJ. Jones and daughter. Miss
heien Jones. have returned from a
visit with relatives in Fairmont
ID J. 9NeilI left Thursday for his
Mrs. Margaret Bell left Thursday for
Lima, ohio. 20 spend some time with
Miss stella Wright. OF Marietta. f. the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. r. r.. Robin
Rex Rogers. who has been employed
by the Carter OIL Co. at Bremen has
returned home.
Miss Helen McFadden. Of wheelinr.
arrived Thursday 90 be- the house guest
OF Miss Helen Siemaker.
Mrs. Mary Rome Sutherland went TO
wheeling Thursday TO meet her daugh-
ter. Miss Helen. who r. returning from
a lengthy stay AZ Chautauaua Lake
Mrs. Paul Dubois and two Children
have arrived home from Mt Vernon. %
where they spent several weeks with
Miss Elizabeth Cline has returned
home 20 New Martinsviile. after being
the Eueat OF her aunt Mrs. CaIiie
Erieg.
The Mothers Club met a, the home
% Mrs.. =. u. Dawson Friday Afternoon
Elecuon q officers was held FOR the
W. &. r. u.
M Perry Wolfe. the son % Mr.. and
Mrs. J. q. Wolfe, OF this city, and Niss
Margaret English. Of New Matamoraa
were married az Marietta. "wednesday
afternoon. They will make their home
In siateraville
Mrs. Peter shaw has zone % Parksrs-
burg 20 spend tho week end
Mls Marie Edmond entertained a
number 81 her friends Friday eveninr
with theatre party IN honor of nor
house gueat. Miss Agnes Cleary. Of En-
porium. Pa
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area covers the country east Of
the Plains states except New England.
with highest pressures over the upper
valleys.
low pressure warmer weather area
covers the Northwest and Plateau stat
IS. Practically no precipitation at
tends this pressure area. as yet. how
ever.
during the past "a hours there were
showers In the Lake region and south
Atlantic states.
The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area will remain over this
section tonight and Saturday The tenn
perature viii be slightly lower tonight
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. - degrees. lowest last night 50
degrees; no rainfall.
The Ohio will probably rise Sifpbtt,,
IN the district ~. =. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
FINANCE
Abrupt Decline In Foreign Exchange
Due to Banking Group Financing
New Works Obligations.

NEW YORK. Sept - A notable
event Of the day was the abrupt de-
cline In foreign exchange. London
cables falling to 5.02L and demand TO
5.Oli.. These quotations represent
declines OF as much as five cents in
the pound sterling from the highest
rates OF the week and are believed to
result directly from the outcome OF
negotiations between New York City
officials and a banking group which
IL said TO have agreed TO finance all
OF New York's foreign obligations ma
turing between this and the expira-
ton OF the year
There was absolutely no market for
continental exchange, the situation at
Paris precluding all possibility OF ex-
change operations with that centre.
Efforts to negotiate thirty day bills
on London were unavalling.
Call money was offered at per
cent by representatives OF Canadian
banks. which stipulated. however.
that fully fifty per cent collateral in
excess Of the loan would be required.
As these terms were almost prohibit
tive. little money was loaned at the
six per cent rate. The market for
time loans continues nominal around
per cent.
No Hardened Market.
Money brokers see no indications Of
a pronounced hardening Of the mar
ket, unless the foreign conflict should
be unduly prolonged The saving
clause in the local situation, they say
IL the fact that unlike previous per
iods Of financial stress. comparatively
few loans TO brokers have been called.
while the immediate needs OF that
element have been reduced to slender
proportions by the settlement OF prac-
tically all the business transacted on
July thirty.
Forecasts Of tomorrow's bank state
ment are somewhat conflicting, m
that moderate cash gain IL likely 10
be offset by shipments 20 the inter
Tor The known movement points 20
q reduction OF the loan account and
n further reduction OF the existing
deficit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
BUCKHANEON

HrCKUANNOS. ". Va sept a.
Mr ~ l.evinatein returned last Fri-
day from tse sast pc vas n New Yorh
umore. BUYING his fan and winter
stock - goods.
Robins circus did not exhibt here
rivinr ~ late hour Friday morning
manager called the show on
Mra. A. ~ Watkins ana Miss Daisy
Leonard returned from the east Wednea-
Miss Gertrude Latham Joined her par.
euta Mr. and Mrs 81 o. Latham here.
who are IN Huckhannon temporarily
Miss Miidrsd Mccarsrty. on OHIO n
visiting Niles Josephine CLARK
Ths Upanur county fair vii be bold
rhis bids fair 20 the largest and best
over held in the county AMI VIII prove
rich treat % AT who attend o. The
races will be- exceptionally nne Capt
hal9dwin III @ some great stunts oyer
The West virginia Pulp and Paper
company o. rsttinE ready 90 1anufac-
vii require ~ the several plants n
that large corporation.
ur ~ p squirea ia expecting 90
week. where they can have better school
Hdfnntarfr. Tho doctor Will affl1 re-
main at F'iatwoods 90 take care ~ his
So. g.. q. Hrrintothsm dsurhtfuuy
entertained at boz home on knuaWha
street last Wrduerdav in HONOR of Mrs
n % Latham. who hna been visiting re-
nflVea ln town and Mrs Lena MrCnra
sister Mra W % FISHER
p. NJ. n. nUwufa who fa Progressive
ran l..te ior state senator. made
other uufrfa last week
Mr and Nra fU Cleveland OF Sweet.
Wnter. Tom announce The enraEemont
and arrrunrhlnF marriage III their
daughter Martha Warren. o. Nc Prank
RUN. ~ NurfhHuuuu W Va the u1r-
TIHur fn take place October ne
MrH N rs TInn and children who
have been fisltIrr relatives DOB sutton.
Hnfr returned home
NJ and Wra q o. NsyneId and
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daughter, Miss Gladys, were IN Weston
last week Miss Gladys will teach IN
weston the coming winter
r w. Martin was AT Clarksbur1 nm
business Monday VI
Miss Nelia Phillips. of Alton. Is visit
Ing friends on Meade street
Bishop W. l. Gravitt will preach in
the Episcopal church on Sunday.
Frank Carper took his fast pacer
Lady Hazel. TO Washington. Pa mis-
week. where she will be entered In the
races. Lady Hazel has a mark OF less
than z;zO. She will be seen on the
track at the fair next week
n, ATTORNEY O. ~. Pur has returned from
Mr.; II. W. AekIes left Monday for
Mrs. A III. Winchester, who hae hee,
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. II. De
Nries. OF Wheeling has returned home
MI. Albert Callahan left Monday for
a snort visit with his mother. Mrs. Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
FINANCIAL.

Victoria theatre the last half Of the
week should take advantage of one 81
the three opportunities offered to-day
Tor 10 is one Or the best vaudcvii H.
GIN Nelson's Rose Of Pamn ma" there
~ nifty minutes o. solid run and last
ntEhta audiences were On almost a con-
unuoua upruar az result on the aplen-
did work BY SIR. Nelson and hir splendid
company or twelve comedians
Lalfelne. tho sensational little dancer.
T. "a real artist and with the splendid
uec hnnlcai and scenic effects ner ACT
a. decidedly good Faust and Faust
tumImir musical comedy and r.ufffn
Gardner. the little woman with the biz
voice. ia some wonder The victoria
scope pictures a. usual are % the very
best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
THE THEATRE
Anustts Wsiisrmaun In
"Hsptunss DaaRhtsr" ~ the Court

AnunNNe AnNnrmmnm IN
"Hsptuns's DauEhtsr" ~ the Court
m the volume ana tenor ~ the euio-
Eiea pronounced upon the spectacular
pictorial production, "Nerfunoa uaurht-
~. which comes 90 the Court neat week.
starting with matinee on Monday. count
Tor nnYthing the au0theuaia of moving
pictures has been attained in the en.
ploitntlon ~ Annette ke1ermann'a phy-
alC4I charms and wonderful artistic YER
Eaflllfv.
That the perfect woman" she plays
the PRINCIPAL role On this lnrruluualF
conceived and brilliantly executed photo
llay should p the inspiration Tor n
drama IN which che heroine appears az
tefnatelg a. mermaid ard mortal may
te readily UNDERWOOD The magnitude
sIur scenes Afforded % the bermuda
Islands with their coral rr.fr ruh-
marines nrcttoca. ecui-froriraI Vcrfun
ana IRE vast rNunnae ~ the blue AL.
lnntic. the appealing sentiment 20 the
Wonuruua story unf0lfef PSI the nfn
PLAYERS lprcarinr fn she caat-theae
inIuHa hamIn nrHr riufInn Tire HnnneIfr
production hewlldrrr with see ruffIrIf.
CITY ~ features while the story oil
the play OIL logical throughout. arraaf.
lnH strongly through ita very literary
merit numerous forms ~ oufortnfn-
mguf are carried On the scenes
Niles kclcrmnnn.s feminine form d.
vine. o. seen IN an The marvellous rC.
Iuaflc fenfs that have won her world
vide rcnown. and che proves thnt aho
ln hrilNhnf actress. H rr1rrfuI dancer
ana Oh NNNNTf sword HrurrIu nr we'll
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Geo.W. Baron :ls s. s.s seensl,ssA Bldg
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. war prices in
earnest were realized to-day on Change
\ worldwide urgent demand for wheat
and flour was the power that lifted
values. After an advance OF &C to csc
a bushel wheat closed wild at SC 10 5 5sc
above yesterdays finish. All other
leading staples too showed decided net
gains-oorn Ike to 1Sc to iZc. oats
&c to 1he and provisions 5q7hc to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

after pleasant visit win Cwsndoien
IHnlcY.
Mary Barrett Ia home after months
vielt with relatives iu uelialre. ohio
Harry Andcraon. IT,. ls visiting rcia-
flUra iu IIffHnurnn
The Friendship club gave a corn roast
uu lurhrr hil lart evening
Mrs william NOlIlnrrr and chfldrrn.
OF lonnruniur. Md. are guests ~ the
furmrfe sister. Me- o. U HeafF
John and Al * MnII Hrr home frnrn a.
business visit m TIffnnurrh.
Nr nnI Nr. Ifraa arc home after
plea SAINT trim fn Atlantic HIff
Nr HmH MI. George fNnN rHH Hrrr..
trr EHnH. are tt.IrnE friends Iu town
I. HIN
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CHICAGO. Sept. A-HoEs- Receipts
10000 lower. Bulk Of sales Ss56a
sl5; light. Ss.90d935i mixed. $3.50
300. heavy. s. IS n . 20: roughs, $3.50
$50. pigs. 50 .O0MS5O
cattle Receipts. 800. DUH Becves.
5000 ! %; steers fe30n9.30; stock
heifers. t3s5Ra26. calves $500 81
sheer Receipts. II. 900. higher sheep
tts5 n 50. yearlings. f5.e5 n $50. lambs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
ExPnEss Can SCHEDULE
TAXING Eject June Al, 1909.


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling Welisburr
Leave
12nd Street Leave
wheeling Wellsburg
1880 n m. 800 a m
$40 p. m 1900 noon
MOUNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILE
Daily Except eunday.
Leave
10th Street Ieave
Wheeling MoundsvfiIe
1900 a. m. 1 40 n m
1850 y. m.
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing I'm excess Of
nifty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and SIS
p. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Howard frarfeafV and James Mrrrea
were ln Morranfovn 0r TUESDAY and
drove Ford car home Tor mullins
rurnur
Harold M1rr was fn Drasvfffr Tuaa-
dow fH attend fhr rOrnuar.rnrr we'd
ding
uIe lrft fnia uHrnInr In" their home n
TlrNrFra hurr
Miaa IHHerh.nr TuHmHr. Ur "Inrra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
HAY AND GRAIN
E1ic- - rrd Cheese.

NEW YORK. sept -Batter-steady
.hcere teady. unchanged
Ergs-Firm. unchanged
Flour Held higher
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. ia sent. -cre5f, hal
ances fl.f5. Runs 90 $50. average
es.ail. shipments. 9I.n7i, average. 40
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Sept 4-Cattle-
Steady. supply light choice SO Son
3Nas prime. 5000 9.25
Sheep-Steady, supply fair. Prime
Wethers $500 BIS. culls and commons
&-.0om 300; lambs Sc 00ds2O
Veal calves-sIO 50M1I5O
HoEs-Lower. receipts 90 donnie
decks. Prime heavies. ss45G9.5O: me
diums and heavy and light workers.
- 30 = so. pigs S9.0Oa 9.25. rougns
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AT THE VICTORIA.

Whre'inr fhentrrrorra who r... ..t
.een me splendid tul running 90 tbr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

VIZ Ernest LanIrl r0uawnV ~ Man.
ninEtnn. ana Vice Hehrrc1 Core. dnunh-
ter ~ MI and Mrs C r. Gore. OF case
vile were married uf the home OF fHn
bride yesterday af hiEh noon The rrre.
WIN. of Mlnningfuu. ami was witnessed
hT about forty relative and friends 20
TIRE Nuuur people The house wnn ar.
taficallV decorated with autumn nnurrra
nnd ferns The bridal pair irff 0n fne
90 train Tor n wedding frfr 90 Allan.
flr city and other places Thrv win ta
81 bonn. lILnr I.Lu-.r l III M.u.L.-I.u-
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Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. 2. $1,000 1.O0is.
Earley-70n soc.
Ttmothy-S4.5On 60.
Clover-Nominai.
Pork-f21.OO.
Lard-SS1O.1T.
Ribs-Sl2.25 q12.75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
WARRINGTON


MAJ NlNfInN. ". Va. sept Mr.
h. p smith. county agricultural agent.
VIII De- in Warrington SATURDAY.. srrfeni-
ner p, Tor the purpose o. organizing the
MuuuluEton district division Of the
that Dr. Interested iu better agriculture
Tor Warrington district and Marion
county should attend thla meeting
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-26
STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr.. Rasland Writes latere,tins
Letter on This Subject.

Madison Heights. Want. clas A
Ragland, OF this pla,e. wrl.es: Il hay,
been taking Thed,oeJ's Back Draushr
Tor indigestion, and other stomach uoub.
les, also colds. and had Il to be the VEN
best medicine ! have ever ussd.
Ailer taking Back Dfauehi for a ,ew
days, ! always iesi Ike a new man
Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, na,r
In PIT Of stomach. and feeling q, h,u.
ness si,eF eating, are sure symptoms O
stomach trouble, and should be z.vcn m,
proper Treatment, as your strength an,
health cepend very largely UPON YOU.
iood and is digestion.
TO get Qulek ard reunsnep, rcliel
nom these a!!meu,s. you should take
a medicine Of kuoun curative e,etst
Its Is years Of splendid success, IN ,hv
treatment Of ivsi such troubles, crove,
'hc real merit OF Thcdiofd's BLACK
praighi. Safe. pleasant. geails in action.
ana without bad aiisr- effects, Il IS SUR
10 beneiii both yeuag and old. FOR sal.
sve,rwhefs. pnes esS. Nc !,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-26
TEXAS TO COME OCTOBER "a
ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE MADE
TO HAVE SILVER SERVICE
PRESENTED TO sATrLsHIp
VITA PROPER cERE.
NONY.

caihv-ilsrsia sneeia,
NJ friN. sept 20 ,rnp United
starcs ba,,les arp Texas visit TO Gal
'gsien To- Receive ths slly,A service was
'e,iaS fused ~ Secretary iosephus
lsn,rls IN accf r,l1l : with the wishe,
o. 'soNernoi colqnlt ior osteber a.
The GoNrrncf revived 4 telegram 70
that sftec, from SECRETARY. Daniels
who further stated tnAi IL Inc date
~ o'ioher "a Was found &c be not
r-ac,icahl, "a woala be rh.nrra to oc.
r'ber u. Governor Coiaunl 20 be no,l-
fi,i IN ase s.mc.
Thu Governor u pleased With the
saie selected. as time ~ill new he giv.
~ Tor me aftlnscmeei NJ the proper
osyefnooies ard reception Tor the pre- i.
scsiaii',n - thc silver ser, lce. Ana
Also wiil petmit the aisplaysoe ,ao ser.
~" II scsaas Texas .clsias before
i"clg srnt n Gai,uston The silver
efNio" has arfiyta here. Ia, has not
set been prpatked rhe Go, erna has
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-26
CERMANY'S BIG GUNS
ATTRACT ATTENTION;
LARGEST IN WORLD
v. s, ARMY OFFICER DECLARES
kAlsLl SPENDS LARGE SUMS
FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY.
Terrible Destruction of Lieue ana
Nimir Shsw Powers o. German
Cannon

caller iieruiA spsrNd
NsW YNatis sept ss uslntchea
from che Enrnprau Utr. tellng q the
srcat i5.irch Nicrc sums - tho Ccr-
mans whlrn Hre ,npuh'e " natioung
down tho aurdicat notifications and
yoi mny he transported WHn gfcat
sWiftnefs 4n motor TRUCKS. are attn.t-
ipg lho Interest of American military
mon
photographs 10 ll,so and Nmtr
after thc Gcimlns demolished thr,t
forts show the terrible execution uG
Too GcimarH gums, which ire their
explosive shells upward at sharp
tngic aHd cwmble tho oncmys roru
nsoiions hy a vcrt,eai rmnrlng fire
ono retired ordnance ofilccr who
waa questioned t,,iay said that helr-
lnH in mind he superior roads of
Western Europe and reports that the
Germans had been spending much
mo"ey for ycars ia dcvolopinr ihclt
heavy artillery. IL Was easily eonceN
tplo thAJ they had perfected cNpcdi-
hnus means ~ transporting choir
heaviest pieces
"of COURSE hc saia. .nonc " us
knows anything % FIRST hand An
that We do know We learn from the
no,vspApcrs II tho Germana hav,
sueh liroos. BE- Ia safe lo say thai ,hcy
arc rot Showing them 10 military oh.
servers ~ other nations. ard on the
ether hand. think it IA oauall, safe
20 sas that there IT. nothlag startllngl,
new about these big suna They are
PR sably mu,h the same ss the Al inch
ooast .dcfcnsc mortaFs the Jnrancse
brought over To Port Arthur and with.
ont which i Is an.atianalle whether
lAeN would over have ieauccd the Rus.
siau fortress We have similar ptcces
ln o0. own coast arfousc fortlficat.els
"is has for years been an opcn Sc.
cret that tho pcrman~ wrrn SPENDING
considerable sums ~ money 81 pcr
fccuns their heavy artillery ,uri ns
"a, have known tho lsrcnch wrfe Dc.
victims their cncreies 10 perfoctins the,,
mahne field artillery ponhti.ss ia,
Gennaas Wvrr lnfb,cncea =, som, ,N.
tert. at amy rate hv the knowlcase
that ir nghing Franco they wound
have % reckon nron oycreo,nirp ,nc
numerous powerful fmtres.es which
tho French have scattered over an,
northern and northeastern scetl,ns ~
France
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-26

County CLERK Ls,sr yesterday issvee
automobile license No sOi. Tor Susces
cOunty 20 .. r. Braner. Of CORPUS
CAraii
After giving a Marathon chase Of
about . milo and halt. ataIflng from
out GA The rerf. and ending under the
parefouse ~ Wei Brothers. near the
Sap depot. sheriff ailke Wright sue
ccsiied Ia arrcstinK "a regro whose
namo was given az iiud Mitchell II s.
alleged fhat lhc negro stole 81 sum o.
money from a companion at tho Iuid
win ranch. and that hc was ciaHcd
into tilr e,iy. rs Ne one fron whom
he took the eash. when shcfln Wright
found tho man. he said ha ala not have
tho money, hnt aftcr the sheriff had
warned him ihat II be did rot eive a.
up. 10 would b. hanged. iiud reached
reluctantly into his pocket ana hans=a
over iisss. a complaint ~ theft has
been filed against him. in the counts
court
Germans Of Corpus Christi and W..
ciniiy ~ f,-gsesied 10 take notice that
there viii be services at the Flrnt
Presbyterian church tomorrow after
noon az 2iso O'Clock Rev Ano Artus
- Heryille viii ac ln charHc
Corpus Christians ard visitors a.
yell who may have doubts as % ihe
ndaplnhiiiiy - soil ~ This sefiidn Tor
raising hlHanns should visit Grtnde
rpft corner NJ Leopard and Wac.
nrccts whore many ~ tho scores ~
innana trees are now bearing luscious
fruit Two hnnohes ~ tho ,ananas
haye been sent 30 the Caller office BOZ
Joe Elnff The proprietor ~ the park
l1oeh hunca contains none ialn four
dozen bananas