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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11
TOPICS OF INTEREST
FROM new YORK CITY

New York, Aug. s--Miss Lucy Bige.
low Dodge, the only daughter Of the
Hon. Mrs Lionel Guest and a grand.
daughter Of the late John Blgelow, will
be welded to Walter T. Rosen of this
city next Tuesday The wedding,
which is to be a quiet one, will take
place in the village church at Ste.
Anne de Bellevue. After the ceremony
the bridal party will cross in boats to
the lie st. Giles. the summer home Of
the Guests, which comprises twenty
acres Of wild and thickly wooded land,
and which Is near to the Trappist
Monastery in the Lake of Two Noun
tains. Mr.. and Mrs. Rosen will sail
for Paris shortly after the wedding.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11

Married men have ben discharged
and employment has been refused to
married men since the Workmen's
Compensation act went into effect here
a month ago by certain large employ
ers, according to the complaints of the
Central Federated Union and other
labor organizations, and the belief of
the Workmen's Compensation Com
mission. The employers accused of
following or threatening to follow this
policy aro those who, under the option
allowed them by the law, have chosen
to carry their own risks in the insur-
ance Of their employees. The compen-
sation allowed single man with no
dependents in case of disability is
smaller than that allowed a married
man, and in the event of an unmarried
mans death no annuity is necessary,
as in the case of man leaving a
widow and other dependents.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11

The "Alimony Club" that is restrict
ed to men who have failed to pay ali
mony fixed by the courts and have
thereby become deprived of their free
dom temporarily, is soon to have a
handsome clubroom and living quar-
ters on the fifteenth floor of the new
Essex Market Court Building. For
many years the members have lived
in the old Ludlow Street Jail and have
enjoyed themselves as much as pos
sible. But they often complained. No
sheriff paid much attention to their
complaints, but Sheriff Grifenhagen
discovered that the site of the old Jail
could be sold for $25O,OOO. and that it
would be much cheaper to look after
the members of the club in the new
quarters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11
A TOAST TO THE FAIR

There are lots of publications,
Representing all vocations;
They are printed in the language
OF all nations, by the score.
But there's always room for boosters
So let's initiate the roosters
And do little growing,
OF our own, and then some more.
So here's to you, o COUNTY FAIR!
Let one and all prepare
And make the air ring noisy
With your cry!
This Fair will be a wonder
And Wen all go, by thunder!
For its equal isn't under
All the sky
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11

The present week marks the twenty
fourth anniversary of the first execu-
ton by electricity in this State, and in
this country. The first murderer
electrocuted was William Kemmler,
who passed through the "little green
door" that leads from Sing Sings
death house to "the chair" on Aug. 6,
1890, The law substituting electrocu-
ton for hanging was passed twenty
five years ago. Kemmler's attorneys
fought it as 'cruel and unusual punish
ment," and so unconstitutional, and
for nearly two years saved the con-
demned man from his fate In 1890
the law was upheld by the courts, and
the doomed man was strapped into the
death chair and thousands of volts OF
electricity sent through his body.
Medical men declared the execution a
complete success, but it was not until
number of years later that any of
the other States followed the example
of New York in adopting electrocution
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11

Mike, the mascot fire dog" in the
quarters of Engine Company 8, in East
Fifty-frst Street, is the possessor OF
special trolley pass on the Third
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11

Eyes ma am" said Mary. 81 heard the
bell.
But didn't answer the call. for-well,
Ye know I've noticed 1t long before
My company knock at the kitchen door"
Judge.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11
BODY
Of Ray Gorsuch Buried With
Military HOnOrs

Members to the number of Is of
local Battery d went to Gambler Sat
urday morning where, under charge
of Captain Arthur Thompson and Ser
geant Jacobs, they conducted a mill
tary burial over the remains of Ray
Gorsuch who died Thursday. Cor
such was a member of the battery.
One section Of the equipment was
taken along and the body was convey
ed to the cemetery on a casson. A
salute was fired over the grave The
funeral occurred at 10 o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11
The Swastika.

1t is interesting to know the mean
big of the sign of the swastika so often
iade into pins and badges. 1t runs
fus; by this sign may all blessings
ittend thy footsteps. May the four
linds from the four corners of the
earth blow gently upon thee. May
they ever bring thee good luck and
prosperity. May thy life be long and
joyful and may perfect peace find thee
at last"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-11

The cape is the wrap that now rep
resents ultra chic. Every one is wear
ing them. The model shown here is
all in black and white-of chiffon
broadcloth and pussy willow taffeta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19
Ga8fer Gnptang Der Defgi-
(6en 2sesiernns In SABRE.

Nus R~oIenonoI IN 6ondnb iritb berids
tet. Mie bic ftan5oFImsn 8ldtter birds
ten, begriiBis RiniItsr Augnensur be kls
sifhen Minifsr Bal ibrer 2~anbung In &c
9uprs ndHens bsr fran5OFfden Megits
rung. ST bemiibte fh, bic FhiIi9 niss
bsteeFhIassns Stimmung Der gsIgist bns
bnrd 81 bsben, baB q ben baIbIgea Sig
Der 8erbiinbettn ais Iiher hinIxnte, hoo
NIT aud Der beigiIde Stuat sereiitt fem
piIrbe. Der btigiIne 9erttbrsmininsr
@anbsrippbsrt bantte Ramens ieiner Roll
leeen fir ben Gmpfang, lobie bic Bnnbsas
treue Gnglanbs, foHntr ss abr uidt uis
terldHsn, gu bebdusrn, baB flo UrdnitsiG
an Der Wgrtheibigung Mntperpsns nint
bsibsiligE babe. CT Ii ober iiberaengl bas
bon, bah Uranirtid ben Gieg iibr baa
In bersiusifelter Sage Ii1 bsfinbiiht bsuls
Ihe Seer Dobontrogsn iustbsn, unb bisItt
5isa iei banR audi 8eleiens Siss. Die
ie Rsbs bes bsIsiIdm Miniitsrs foats BEL
benz GnpfoHg i'm RaibbauIe BON 81 pabrt
md Elm RndipieI babtn. Der bsEeII9g
Aonfuf IN bieIsr Gtubt Iitb iih sa tiHissu
FronS0FIasn Wilitdrs sl IhdrFsn Wofteu
binrsiben, iDorauF ibm bieIe srpibsrieu,
bab man Iim in 0ransrsE9 stne aupn.
@oflttaung bonn bsIgiihtn Deere stmdihi
hQbk, ionlt bate man 1eIgien n;Gi ben
Sutherland eegen DeuifhIanb anssratbtn.
Mns a[ebem sreiebt TIh, bab bet ems
pIang osr kLeiihn N%egieruns IN 81
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man flo diiT bsibsn Geittn III elmer gel
piHga @srIeptnhtit btInub.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10
CONCERNING PEACE.

nccauao of john iamctt Naorcn|
close acquaintance with International
affairs ID lH somewhat startling to SOC
him quoted a. the effect that "ihe
greater pnrt ~ what has been done
rinoe the fifst Hague conference in
1889 h2 the ao-caliod friends ~ hthi.
trtlion has retarded rather ,hnn hidcd
rrogfcas." and the "nrt renult 81
"a ia that at b. more dlfflcut lo an
range court " arbitration to-day
90 which tho United aiatcs Is party
thnn u was 1876 years ago" H. says
the savannah News an that ~ truv
what III the road tina, inads Ga the scr
upmcnt ~ International disputes hy
sosno other means than war; MI.
Noofc ppcaka ~ tho cultivation Of q
apillt and habit ~ justice, eslf.con1rul
and forbcarance," and a "sontlmrni 81
fraternity and the spirit ~ roneilih
tlon" But how are thoy 10 be cult
waited among nations except ~ meet
inRs Ia dincuHa means 90 bringing them
about. aud " anrecmcnts among Ma
tious net 60 So 20 war with each other
without gi,inE time 70 - calm Discus
nlan II the disputes between them
n IL rcRretiahlv " Mr Moorc'H oriniot
So The nght Que Houston Post
With the Post, we hardly I'M
dersland how amy agreement can
lc reached on any question with
out meetings between the interest
cd parties, although we hard',
think such q thing rs permmlenI
pcace can he attained, since pcac'
represents an ideal and ever,
ideal represents perfection per
fection. that is. in the SENSE ~ al
innate, good or bad. Moreover
we believe that vast councils, par
ticipatcd in by earnest lndivid
uals, have a tendency to work TO
ward hcitcrment, and We firml,
believe that wars will become lcS
frequent as time teaches it's fuller
WELDON.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10
NATURAL OPPOSITION.

Speaking Of nn attempt 20 have
adequate game laws passed AT the
last session al the Legislature,
Commissioner Stcrcti Says that. be-
cause Of Il clause IN the proposed
laws thnt prohibited the use of re-
pcating gums, lobbyist represent
ing the great arms and anfmiui-
ton houses were ON hand sad
spread enough specious objections
90 XIII the effort
AZ the present time. when 70
new Game. Fish and Oyster Com
missioner IL about to be- appoint
eel. the commercial fish interests
IRE engaged IN a strenuous at
tempt To mould public oruion ~
favor 81 Themselves and their
deprcdniions, with the idea Of hay
ing some man appointed who viii
mora nearly Y with the idea Of
lnFer edrhos and Increased prof
ils We irnsi. however. that Mr.
Ferguson will make his appoint
menls after much delibcrNiion
and we nrc Of the opinion, being
on the ground 10 see the situation
ia itS true light, tbs, he can do no
better SO far as the people are
,cnccmeA than 20 rcappoint Com
missioner Sicreii. whose work has
hecu such u source of despair "a
ihc professionals
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10
PARAGRAPHINGS

Aiaster-''can leopard changr his
spots" Freddie Yes slre NOW
thata quite WRONG, Yea kiuw that a
leapard eannot change iis spots .~Nh.
but he can. sic. REALLY We'll. tell
me hcw, Them" 'When he's tir,si %
sitting ON enc spot he can change a.
another" Kansas city star
Dentist When ala your teeth f,tst
begin troubling YOU" Patient when
J was cutting them 80 llce,cn Tran.
script
I'D come over and kiSS you only
I'm afraid 81 upset;lng the boas n
ran swim. Herbert -isonaon 0pln.
Ion.
"oh. am. A. sorry cart marry ,oa.
had no idea you thought az me that
way'r Well what dn yon suse.,e.,
I've been letting your fsghel heat n,s
AZ soft all the time tory" 1udgc
when | started out in i.fe.a said
MI, Dustin stax. 4 was full n laral .
istic theories was Determined thar
Would never taiSo sn unfair aayantaps
~ any man" but ycn had 10 sacrifice
some q scsT ldesis.~ suggested Mlas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10
80 ss'' . (0aa.11l..o-.

Cayenne "ph yes a man must be
pr,aticai you know have reached q
point whfrr ! can afford % be indef-
fcfent 10 criticism began a. the bot b.
tom aud worked my way up" Per
haps Rut are YOU sure you didn't be-.
rin at the too and slide down
Washington Star
~Nny ! any Just e. word before YOU
Impose sentence asked the stnc"i
railway ninrnnf" 'Wen. what Ia Il
snapped Tho court Please rsmcTn
bcf your honor mat sou are inros
inr nTntrnce ana not granting me %
franchise" he cautioned fearing for
the worst iIufffnlo Express
what makes your husband look Hn
BLUM Mrs Surlch 7" I'm not sure ~
actly. bat the doctor aaSa he's sur
fcrins from b. reduced plurality nuf-
fnio Express
Ito 'nc mine can not iivr with
out YOU she "Nh 30 long You've
sald that 10 many gifla before "a"
los Tut not when cRKa wcrr So ccnts
"A dozen iioaton Transcript
"a good nnturvd nan" enid tncle
Ebsn "aint Untitled 90 much credit II
dc nuly reason hc don't worry ls dni
he's too lazy 90 k~er whut happens
Washington star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Sew EnEland banker, have been
prought 10 see the necessity IT aidinW
la The formation ~ the sis5, coe. GOO col
ten pnol While they were at first In
cllued "a extend hclp Co yhc min men
- ,hc East, vnly, they were finally
convinced that an ahnDrmaily low
piicc Tor cotton this year would be
followed hA a snort erop next year with
the consequent excessively hlgh prices
that shor, crop would Involve. In
consequence the mills ana the haukers
would prcfvr q fair price fur the two
years rather than a yer, low price tails
year and y Nety hieh price next year
u is helievel that TIM itoston hanks
viii assist the pool 70 the amount IL
$4,000 geo tpu Worth Record
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

The election uf Charles q whitman
1s governpr ot New Yusk n another
demonstration az the fact that the poo.
plc Nrc gciting tu lhc place whore thcy
hNd rather havr il clean. able man Tor
public Hrrvaut thRn "A man who has
been miNrd up la dirty politics and
questionable public practices. than 10
nave "a mar merely because be- hnppcn.
ci o. helung to nno pr the other uf the
old political parties Nlynn and Suiscr
musHcd shlngs up m the democratic
RANKS ln NoN York until people be
camc dieruslcd Whitman received
lppppN moro Notpu than Glvnn and
more than 100000 more than Sulser
New Nodk tried democracy s'N years
and in 'ha, time thc party should haVe
proved Itself ~ efficient ana 40 well
uNed ia he way ~ variable honest men
That tho republican party shouldn't
even had q lock In sherman Demo
icul
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

In recent state examination in
Georgia Tor public TEACHERS. the follow
lng question under the head ot gcoE
raphy WAS rrtpounded
'I.ocate Mexico. siNo tta Ultimate.
principal imports and form oi evvcrn.
meni"
To thia uucntlon one ~ the ap-
plicanta answered
Mexico Is tocatcd southwest of thc
United states It's climate has been
very unhealthy for SOME wears past
tts chlcl imports aV powder ana lead
ita chief exports are dead Americans
Nehods bpt IeA md lNn Nryan know
is form % seNernment Wall Street
Journal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

An automobile Jack operated en-
uteN wi,h unc fnot Eo that iis urcf
hands be kopi rican has h'rn patcnt
I'd hy u chicnsoan
Work has hern begun un fuur street
ear linea Ia joruaaiem ana electric
nshW ana modern water supply u9a-
tcm win be- Installed,
40 an ADVERTISING novelty AN nm
brclla han Boon patented iu ho plne"d
oyer electric nrhts in stores 60 dlffuHe
their Illumination.
Goyornmcn, experts are lnvrHlirat
ng Awedcn's alum shaie deposits iu
the hope u ohialnipH an illuminating
oil sulphur ana other products
For CARRYING iuyalids over stairs Is
Sew YORK man has patented cnair
with handles on TOP ~ the back and
ncar the bottoms % the trout lcrs.
According Go Paris STURGEON rsdlum
cnauatnua arr valuable nftcr opera
tions a. destroy STRAY diseased ceils
tina, the knife may have misScd
steel bars made by torelng the met
al white heated unlh plastic through
dics ARE claimed 60 potacss greater
tensile strength than rolled bars
Tho chilean government has built
chain nf seven wireless stations along
ita coast and viii put them ai the dts
posal of the commercial world
in l.ong Island factory there rc-
GENTLY wax uiado a candle cor religious
uprposea which 1t burned continuous
/ Is, would last Tor about nine years.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10
This - ny 62nd Birthday
fcnry Van Dyke.

nr lirury N1n Dyke mih arI
ih~'lognu Who represents the lrtel
states government in HOLLAND. aud s
rendering active aid in the STRICKEN
war icfrtr, Was born Noy ie. INa.
at Philadelphia Educated nt Irnr,
tom and ln Eurepr hv rrtcu.d thr
rrnshNterlan ministry and held tho
chair ~ fnelish tAtcuurp no Prince
tan llc haa been honorud with maa,
degrees, and is considered urr of
N~ricn's lcadirs Wfltcrs
ip 1918 ho waa son, lo The Ncthcr.
lands hy President Wilson as r-nlfel
states minister and since ttc war
hroke cut has rendered much pH q.
stranded Americans ana O. tho feune
hclsians. ne VIII aid ihr distrlbutlen
~ the Christmas Gifts acnt tnda, b.,
American chiidrrn o. tn, chu1ru I'D
thc war aonn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

THIS were crossing thc chanarl ard
,ht ship was lurchnx sad rolHnv a.
only IA tho channel a ship can ron and
Mrtn
Shs was horribly scaslck, he was
not And many hone, moon. NJ,
doubt. has hceun hkr this.
Presently In a cnmragati,el, trAs.
gull minute, she turned toward him
and
"oh llarfy Harry she asked. $40
YOU lONs mes
Love yoW my darlius De said
"Nos know ! love yon With an my heart
and soul Low yoa indeed adore
you dearest"
The shin saNc another lurch ard she
was silent Cor q ninetc. Then.
"oA. dear. fiArr," shc groanea "A
thought that might help me little.
hu, u deesnt mot hst."- stray
Stories
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

4 rcd -faccd awkward young man ap-
preached an ushcr ~ church wcddine
the other daN and tunerously slipped
into his hand package tlcd with a
red ribbon
what's thisy' osNv.i tire usher eus.
nlciouslN
"ph that's the present Tor thr hridc "
"iaui you shouldn't bring Il here. ms
friend"
Shoeldntf ne replied tcmpos,uous
IS. That's what THIS ticket n my in.
YitAtion sass See here
The ushrr's rNcs NeFe moist as ne
read
Present al th, door" iudEe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Mrs Black woke Dor husband nn'
might and whispsrcd Lamp ther''s
"a burglar in ths ptflNr lf'
just bumped arninst tHr tiaro .nd
STRUCK several keys
rs that sof aaid l.lfr, il Fo rgui
down there
"Dh Laffy whispered fhe etrii't
wife. don't Do anythine rash
"ltaah replied the husband Nhf
! ga FolnR 20 help mm N0u DON'T s4p
pos. he can move THAT plano fom ihe
house without nssiaiai g. o. fHu
New York BloN,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Aiy ofnVnl WIFE five aci ali
star feature With clara Kimhau \ oune
,nd Harry + Morcy playing tho leads
Truly ihe etoatcst picture ever shown
In CORPUS CHRISTI
Lyric.
Alice joyce SIP a enc act drams nov
city "Fa'c's Midright Hour"
Nnagroph special featnrc ~ two acts
steve uNtidN's Chance"
heh Leonard and ELLA Wan ,n Olaf
Ericsson. Ross Two rcl tFam ~ tho
piney Wuods
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Wee President Marshall fnyofs
the greatest navy 10 the world.
Dangerous policy, " T. NJ Just
lei one boy think that his fist IS
bigger than another hos Is and
there's certain 10 be- . scrap.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

According to the Austin Amer
lean, the State Bureau Of Child
and Animal Protection wanis hu-
name laws made more drastic.
But then they N be- les, humane,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

England has decided 20 seize
every American ship laden with
copper. The brass Of some peo-
pie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Truly. there II an element Of
eyil IN This naval business any way
it's takens Tear hnilds boats aud
saler gets ioymightifully lickcl
BY moi having them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

never falls.f That's M.
pe.pis are using -GE.rs' - zs
ana throwing away their t'<pA
tefs' sticky tape. toe.sssi, $50 ~.
ana wrapping outass- ~.s Ala
bundle around The tos 80 ~ 4
INTO pain by prasslsF .i,s,.. '.st 4
~ wv. the corn. There /. 49,. y y
~ &c, u, !. 70 your stockinf. fss,. '..<
.n.se Inflammation or nrns., ~. \
n IN ny . on S' .'o,nd ne corn, iss...,
SCISSORS or nics VITA ~ y, a<'s
son dangers Try "Grrs-Irss' . .i.,4-
corn. cglius wart or bun ,oe ~ -
'GFTs- lit" ia MA
everywhere. 2fc a bott,s .trsa
rect b. Z. Lawrence a a .
otis IT" Be- sold ia cor.s,
lbs d. 81 linHham
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Last SATURDAY, beef jumped frolu
Is cents 10 1872 cents Wholesale
~ New York. let II jump None
OF our harl.carnri cash Is going
10 commit suicide By jumping NJ
Ter Il.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Headline: Sanitary conditions
prevail ia Texas slaughter
houses. Z In any event that is a
good deal more than eau be claim
ed for the leading slaughter
houses q Europe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10
This Date 10 History
November 10

itit Rattle - N8rnn hrtwrcu thc
Turks ami Christians
lass Martin Luthrr church rer n,f
horn
l6ii Ncw York restored tn t. Ir.
inh government
lsi2 Americans homlnricd Nlr.aUr
1913 trcnrh driven b1ch n5
ton no NiNcllr
1899 TrnuN nuiiri between g.,
~ Vienna and Rome
1903 Trcab of Zurich pct b,fu,.n
finncc Ard Austria
1870 pr Livingston found n Nllnu
Wildn hy ltcrr 50 Sbul.
1870 French tctptur orleans Ger
WtnH capture Nou lrrIsarh nA,
5000 French prisoners
lN'N NrW ciN government by white,
at Wilm.nstan s. C nrsr
newspaper hururd biiicd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Avoid headache, inquiries
of tLJ Blood, constipation 1,
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasadi 10
take sweeten and take ID
an ordinary tea. Package y
cents.
u.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

The pen may be mighticr than
the sword. but It's not too stuck
M 20 sneak by the censvr,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Europe carves Turkey before
Thanksgiving.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10
rooAy's CALENDER.


TodaNa focal forccaH faF N.W
variable winds
Tcmponurc wind 1nd pr,c.p tna
records fur hc 3. halu eudinU NNr-
lay al b. m
Temperature iUNett h.ahr.t at.
at a. M "a Wind ,eioct5 stiI m
~ mica p'r hour fum ,ho month state
IL weather clnar Precipitation nome
Belative hhnldin % per cent
iarnmcu1cal reading $40 % Do re.
duccd to Hca level and corrected Gov
temperature sVlt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

Gshauating Their Resources.
Nid cses occur "a tbs cnnunl reader
pf thc nov spapem thai There in q deal
~ methods va tho Germhna in haylnH
the war fuue on French. i'clrnn ur
HufHhn territory AS iouH Aa an the
devastation 10 on the aoil ~ some 9th
az country, taunus aud manufnctur-
.nN commerce and uhnappftaien gocs
un Az usual in GofmanY rhr fields
Arc titled ihc haryeats Hro gathered.
the millH nro running. thc factories nrr
hunimlnE the cnuniH and railways are
attending o. thr demands ~ commerce.
nifi tllhouNh shc bulk " this work 10
helms done by thr women boys under
a. ap-' thc old men the Immense hulk
NJ lt n fprniahing tho men az she front
with fond clntmng and war material
Nil fais contributes 60 the hs,ing pow p
ru of tho country tor, Worth tee .
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

The 1ion Huisef observes the
verdict % tho people speaks for teclf
without money without newspaper
sappou aud without organization,
have elected whitman, beaten Gyun
and made ilUOaevolt look like 20 cents
which we should say, ls mostly tric.
esccpi ,haf wuat saves Alr Roosevelt
from iurLus Ike 40 ccntH' 40 the
oircumstfnrt thnt ne WAS prnpf against
aN suiferiRn opportunities fnr thc pro-
sfceaivo parit's nomination Tho lion
aulaor evidently thinks that PLAYING
the dog lB lho manager Wau "a heroic ca -.
plnit aud fnf him perhaps % was.
Galveston Nrwa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-10

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