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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

nor ~ SsFnan. WIS here en fifIf Be-
met an 0ld friend tnd told tlm fliaf
be- wanted 60 buy nne ~ h|s huIndr
ard would give him 500 fof ihe tew
Dog The farmer accepted snd retfit-
- no fi0e nHf Nheh ht ufrf fn Frip
thf purchased DOG he pot au extra dog
in fhe cufr aud cslifa Un d nHmbrf iu
aliurea Tho Eeurrnur 1rt THe fun"r
Declared be- wnnffd fn ee ouf W frr
dos businrfa and that eha aao1 wsf
iu fst Hi NJ thr alfpiuf Hffan NIH
death We met Governor SPARES and hH
verified fiie story Governor araras
said tint tis hunting experience glfh
ine DOGS hHd rHst hlu selrfN Nsls.
4nd dollars and hn said nIe MORO n.
hunted the pnurrr re rni $50 onft
hHrw poor uiH coiured rIHfrn uNe
dressed ln ags ani bod tiaseH fnHs
upon which be- paid O. doe as 0f tlt
aud frd enough to nisf eleven fIf boss
of course ihere ia 20 sod de.u ~ aenU
ment attached 40 rlsInr UnrH HHi
Nur friends john 81 smsfrn anl I.e
2 Taylor Hre rich enough Un srap lp
iur high hish cost uf Ntna Dfals0
fsfn Commercial
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
Y n. G. a coNFrarnor

HUSTON Mass. oct Oh nsIr.,f.
h hrsr number asaemtica n u..t.r
.o''"' end 'oeN ort iu ths lnnui oon
,'l'n'' N ihe Npnus Mems Christian
A~stcntien 90 Nasssehnseef.
hhoao Island phns a. te.nh
nre,inn ware discussed &c tbs m.ra
lnl sessions and rrFrrsi utatlses al r,,...
rr"us eolicv,s rrhafted as rvets.ri.r.
m various phases 81 eemmanit. ~
vice fhese frpofv showed taat da-
WV w past wear iebs sfNdcnts rtr.
f'fenuns e.sHirrH fducstienai iaetlf.
RieNf. we're cnsatpf in ,arinns fa.ns
" sflal ser, iee TWO Numbered .,.l
tai' seven wrrt active in nramat,a
pr"srammfs ~ ser,ice with mrn la in.
industries asiccianN those nnabfe
sps'e hnghsh The lmmiefant depia.
'u'"' HfiicN or wrFh ~th ihiny- "a
naisunaiititS and 81. si.ss.s v,r,. D. "a
snroli'ns ssa- sinteats. tsuSht 5, sa-
teachers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
THE OUTLOOK.

IS winter draws rs scoarge Of
sleei and mire across Europe, and
fields are chOked with muck or
frozen stiff, and roads rui, open
conflict between the mighty ar
mics viii diminish, winter quar-
Iferx will BE- occupied with some
permanent idea TO tie health Of
man and horse. and only small
skii1nishes and forays, with hers
and there u fiifnl Siege will char
acfefigf the program
Emperor William has selected
Belgium ~ = III camp W which 10
hibernate. hoping 10 keep The Al
lies from she boricriana 81 Ger.
many With Antwerp 20 serve a.
az eefacA hsRt sbe Emperor has
established himself firmly. anG no
prodding from the Allies II likely
lo dislqdgc him AZ this late son.
son. ~ the East . fierce struggle
proceeds, IN which five million
soldiers are said ~ be- actively 90
gneed. Austria au1 Germany
against Russia. striving 20 keep
The Kiissian hor,lrs of the Father
lnHd. Much depends on the ont
come ~ this contest Ter, II Russia
wins. Berlin will be ia immediate
peril and thousands of soldiers
will have 10 b. hurried westward
from che French border giving
ibe Allies - possible chance a.
into Belgium before The
Zee king finally assert. himself
apparently. the kaisers army
bass Miled la ~ attempt 10 take
French towns along the English
.hann.l. although tho smoke of
battle yef clouds accurate news
ie.l There u 30 telling exactly
shat has been accomplished. snc
way Of enother la any event.
Finier win soou ileaden man
'renzy and the greatest battles ~
he war will be deferred until
.pnng
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
FROM A cAlten Al.

Amene thv Toms hanits fhHt have
sturN tN the farmer BOB hlH present ,l
',mma fram thr frat ie the corpus
Dmau National lnnt hsinF ono ~
fhe nrst tn suerosi thaf mruors hold
ihoir '"ttun ~ noW odvvuisrs in fho
Corpus fNfHu caller THE COrmis
Christi Nauuual imnk is ready 90 talk
bne'ncsH Geo lhr farmer who VIII aerco
ga rut down hia cotinn aprcagc fhr igii
tN pnr cent and put tlds aoreasg lu feed
rWnH and hogs Tho Democrat aosircs
tn congratulate the r"ulua country on
hasihE thst rnt 90 banker shcr
man Democrat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
soMr eNrRA INsInr nopg

i'"wn at 0owus Nhrail iney sru eIt.
lnF a benefit Ter che w0ri8 seurs md
i"rrrr 1no Stulton sud o. Few follow
rtH of the thfee fima champs h,'i., .a.
tr'n' tho ilfst thai il,stoil noter had 4
.H'l'N tu'h aN lA,, cuuid set on ths
uf8 slult ana with each suec.eiIU.
nnsion VicieN touh'ca thelr bets los
ne hopc end belief That nUsi0n canli
HM d0 e Reain the ytHatt halaa .f.4
benefit was ahsoiait, necessary mass
tnd Nivsa funds, collected 20 Cou,a.
CHRISTI ANA few NURSES ar, s,I~.
Mtsi Ald ,a lhH laiursa. pepaips ts.
completion ~ ihg htnefIf nrn-r,r..
ieVNillr pielNnnr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
prrlNlrELN cAllEn-

Tine sentinel has newer hcsitafed Co.
commend tho CORPUS Christi Caucr as
"a worthy newspaper and cr.iIf Geo.
'h's section of tho Stats. hut when 30
pats itself yea the back aud claims fhg
'nli"r y the only newspaper Boz South
west feNaN suuth 81 San Antonio
CARRYING fuH baseball srtufrs. we boa
to remind l Of the fscl that tho Sem
unrl beats h ip the brownsville tcu|
tory lust cishieen hours rhs StniI
mel baseball extra m on the arset sn
hHur after iiis !1sc of the aamc and +.
np the railf"ed before thc C,llrr nrcs
assemblies fvr watk lifUwnn,liie SON
tinel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
aAMptrs on AppLlcArlon

Wo only trust thar the tourist crop
Was net su pHdlY dclried wucu H nprh
rd ppt Of EurWif that t will fool call
ed nu e. rcmuin away FROM Corpus
christi. Americas pan,dise. thla seaaon
Airaay $50 alr beginning io arinnnc
opr winter climhie and th, pre- season
Samples are usqulqitu Corpus ChHsti
Caller
n 500 sumplrs afr shown sfaund
over ihr country hY ea0d pfHte agents
There 81 possibility tha Some ~ ine
tuHusta VIII he ahie tn nui thr was
~ Corpus 1hnHu n n, sulf rompl,.
rtiefnm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

And now "a ~ ailegc1 thss Edito,
John " SinNtcn ~ the Corpus CHRIS.
q Caller falres u'orc dses than hnss
twas needs hankmans day ana
noe1s a. badly 0eolxeguwn Commtt.
ciai
t-st Stsftoa relsc dos~ II h. NAnts
a. i.r@ II hos like I'M rcst az ~
hon need them iris fan a. chasc AZ.
wplf from the door j. a. smith M i,l.
sin tourier
We lNarscd lesson lons Tina ns.
mum q Farmer Ia Williamson county.
ana iAAi l'Ason was that ,l.x or al,
other useless animal Naa an cNpcn .
slNe aNnrN Governor iohn SPARKS "a
s''nef feNanI but AZ that tns Go,cs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

W. nnNCe where urrH made twelve
pounds m houe3 In nansa school
hnildina durne fhv past sumucr ps
tWfHuF unns Co.. funk uf bones in a
school huliWns When we wont Goo
rhnol n MWuffcys ume lua after
iir blue haoh Hpeller hHd hacomr ts
unet ihe fucuon ntAie aprrer no, b
mind win bla illh ioa eaused ao
mp,h ipuhs rhBt It .iuprnc1 the hres.
even thc spellins hees Corpus Christi
caller
% iH easy fer hecH tn mske honey u
Dallas schuui hansc rherr 81 u
much sweetness in Naies sehoul
house thAt Dallas hnes don't have a
lentt h"mr u serrrh of uw materials.
nniiha News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

'hH'np tmfk declares that ihts coun,
az has fauf s0pd rvsspns a., attompt
lns ~ brinf about universal i,oace en "a
disarmament shN pea cent basis Roua,.
'elt hphtnn ana iiignse are thi,.e
Whets tpe other Corpus Christi
caller
Nilsnn nf bryan. or better stiu aa
u'r rigFer rtmarkrd "hefe 81 tm
rcNas Republic.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

fhe hamsli@a Herald thiaka thas taq
pro,N glfl Who can make so,,d biscuits
e in krrat dvsnaNd Yes and th,
pretit siu who has the doueh g. cnahl,
sHpa srfsant a. nakc gnni biscuits
shc'e oven pa grcalet demand con
plis christi Culler
Slew about ihr Eifl who hats the
anukh 1" furnish SERVANT 10 make a
Heaven for her devoted husband. AZ
Nrh ar unv in make sn,,d biscuits
Mission Cilisen
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
RIPPLING RHYMES
By WALT MASON


= fssdy ms depart az shf snfrowr hst
burden Ms heart u the nciuala Dfa9s e1in-
ress peace ~ the cabbare ths ouiuns. t
rr~ase ms thoughts n tufnps and eaF5 june f
M. aad pudding spaghetti and cheese kfek ms
heels and ny head for optifnist when
i ann THE 81 my NE o pestleni 81 ines
keep excited md worried and hot TIE hiF Z 0lis
pas slsht the fear that health w.
perfectly the dread ~ respsif fbaner ip fsu Sex
cosi must bugand thri Won't se tack tte hiFh
~ living that's ksepins broke he tbrisenug in
thsf i smoke such ulhklra He
like rsfth bat an forgotten vhrn dinnefr
ailner calls - h. rucruisrf thr
scaiioed rn3aDs the and the The dirnf
srArdt etd I've tfae 60 waste leap tahirs ard
gone forsDodias fhf tgl4fua frfah ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

James T. Ferguson agrees with
President Wilson concerning his
Ideas as 10 the best mcthoa oil
solving the prohlcms ~ .hc SaaIh
We are glad to hear this. Cor we 've
gotten Just little pceved with
executives who think il spectaen.
lar and grandS'andy 10 run conn.
Ter % President Wilson s safety
flrsi program.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
coLQU1TTIsM AMUcK

Governor Cclqnili Is afflicted
with incorporate ambitions. At a.
time when sobriciy and iutelli'
gencc are most needed, when the
individual should be submerged
aud an petty yanities pifoealed.
be offers the people 4 political
xnuee 10 sras0n his own banquet
having witnessed hunillaiins
aud sanguinary run on hrs $50
VA)irn State Bank bubble, BE-
deem> Il eNpcairni indeed. we'll
nigh Imperative, u cover his epn'
fusion with ga additional product
of deniagoNc eoneeii BIZ wonli
arbitrarily slash the cotton crop
hy Legislative eaacimrnt sud
would llarlcm Farm all impudeni
iufrneiors
40 this tins. when Che cpmmrf
riai world wDhbles on It's axis. ~
lnan cam doubt ihe Wisdom of eat
ting meat year ) eoiiou crop iomn
20 fhe absolute minimuln, alhi
every suggestion tending 10 awnk
en the farmer 10 his peril. BIS obi
cation 20 himself and family, iol
enable him a. Soe that this Is his
logical opportunity TO escape ihe
one,erop Nemesis, will he wei
comeA mos, literally ENery
mems ~ inprcssing the idea 81
sweeping reduction should Lo NJ
sorted 10 in this crusade, every
iarsns. that is. which will mol he
howied into Oblivion by public son
timent, which wiz nof defeat ia
ohirei iS lingering lhc farmer into
scisasseriiyc rebellion The idea
~ passing d law ~ compel an az
hlirary reductions, Of ga or 3n acrrs
20 the family, is wholly rcpmghani
70 that hos spuse OF independence
which shoulders under every
American farmers shirt front
nUd the initial folly of facilitating
such legislative enactment would
only he exceeded hy the ultimate
lp'ly ~ trying 20 vnforcc II.
The idea OF restricted output
run no more hc nude 10 operate
for The benefit OF cotton than for
'he Increased selling price Of eat.
Gle. steel efochcry, lueher. rlecks.
paints, radishes. stove polish or
shoe hnllonst for each az these
commodities lias its definite ece.
nolnlc relation Ia the State aud TO
the welfare Of it@ people, ii a
greater or less degree. and each *
likely NJ ot,r time 81 another. to
undergo serious trihulaiion. nflee.
lions of supply aud dcmand which
may Threaten is very existence.
seeing the matter through that
sie,neni Of hnnor which ~ ire
'nleutly saves seeming necessity
If.a making iayka~~ 90 dereai
intent, we vannos believe that GOV.
ernor foInuist fully compartments
The sheer inpropriets Of his nsost
reernt recommendation an ihe
CONTRARY We are 81 the opinion
inst he sleSirea 70 accomplish what
ne dermS 10 be great economic
good a great economic good that
might et the same lime act as 4
press agent for The senatorial as,
pirniions Of Oscar Branch Col.
quit, whose executive virtues All,
not 40 transparent as bis politics
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Hot Waters ha. voted itself the
supreme head u Mexico Bravo
thou more than tepid liquidiiies'
No supreme hesd ln the uuir,rsc
could so filingls portray the Mex
ieo " today.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
a TecrNloAL lNrrRRoeArloN

iiuuHlnn hns lust celebrated fi1e
nas New watch somo rntefptislnl
town tN Go su Houston ons better
Hls lrHf iiav Corpus Christi Caii.r
Whit % the matter with brother
NthNfon Som, time nsu be was ais
rnsrinN rorRrts amt nov ug leaves
Docs an this emRnptc trnm aasnciasion
with andvrtAWleas ltio Granur ,'iaf
luu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Experts from the Department OF
Agriculture arr making 4 careful
study ~ Philippine eoenanut~. H.
they aren't li;tle sAy on their
observations IN evriain localities.
they are likely 10 have some good
American rcccanuts holoel Ia the
bargain.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
AIT WIN eoTH sAFRrls-

And noN it la snsgei tuf HNfW
John 81 siaWon ~ lht Cmpu. Dn0
q Caller raises more dass flun HH..
Texas needle hnngmnn dat nI
needs D. badly Genrsaioen Nammfi
mal
SmFtHn 81 500 fool De- tnIN H.f
inWn there BOO tha iumale on.nn fHn
lH n aona market Gov iHFs NDtu IDr
ali
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

ruFar f spoken af sa refined hui VIZ
mnal tdmlt ihai We nrVet hRrl Huf D..
nsnf sf ned ao pnhucis aDusri cnr-
pHa thuau ,nurr
-HFar mas us fefHri an ueht bot
pert go fhf READ huefHfrH 40 Hie Nmd
sfHff rraed nulaluf slnf fnm ihe
faipnHn Frri Nalih Fou Worth
Sunday AtHs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Sir Claude Phillips. British crii
q. calls on fellow l.ondoners 10
protect afi collections from raids
that may be- attempted by Ieppe
lins We think Il might be- well 10
pat SOME ciulhes on the nudes.
anyhow
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

We have noiief that Texas
pafagrephers who nave seen Mis-.
kellcrmaua Ia The movie pfoduc.
iion Of Nepiuucs Baby haven q
great deal 10 ,aF abmi her ros
tune CHANGING ~ one ~ thc ad
Ycrll,emenis, w. ean readily un-
dersiand why auy comment would
he ,upcriluous
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Things that are perfectly killing
nre what make Fife most mamor.
oiis.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Headline; Carranza scixcs the
tramways Y He'd better coneen,
trase on the sIramways.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

That Portugal army Is going TO
have q b. watched through a mi
eroscop
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Mr. Hearst formulaics plans for
bringing The war 60 close. If
AIR Hearst Is >inrerc IN his desirc
70 accomplish the task hr viii
leave Il entirely ia others.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Lave Al firsi sigh, i seldom
blind ~ second.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Angleion. Texas. has had a
Nnchlng Patriotic cables and
wireless Ntatons kindly keep the
news from liuslem Hey re might
say something
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Rookcr 7 Washington urges
Ncsssqcs 90 raise hogs, II Nrgnes
cap SAVE hpse likr they hfi chick
ems, the idea viii hc great suc.
yrSs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Francs has oidcred a.n0o tens
of hayonct steel ssom piitsmrg.
bat ~ far Texas has received NO
inquiries for Spanish Dangers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
TIMELY AND PAIR.

u T. Bishop has entered into a
contract with the numerous ten.
ants on his ,Ogtaere farm that ri
fleets forward appreciation OF
The need for diyersificaiion The
contract calls Tor NOT ~. ihnn 90
acres aud noi more than ~ srrgs.
of Indian eoru lof n1i less THAT
90 acres. and noi mafe ihan go
acres. OF cotton fuf fye acres ~
cane and for kaffir corn. milo
maize and feiguia 10 ocrlpy Tile
remainder 81 the i0nhrrc tract.
The only flai money rental m
der the, liislop cpn' nct amounts
10 gu an mere fos the 3 ncrt 81
cnnc the resi- 81 rae crop 90 bs jl
g'ded according 20 thr third Ca
fourth plan, as generally under
stood
With such i landowner 90 direct
their deriinies. wc can onls bee.
licve that The tenant farmers ia
the ueignhorhood % ihc town ~
Bishop will succeed The plant.
ing program given Is rich iu FOR
aye ,iuffs, and The acreage deyot
"a o. corn viii assure good rrDp
Of pigs 10 The inevitable harvest
W. think thet lew acres of pea
nuts aud Yama might br included
20 gopd advantage. particularly
mo peanuts, rs thoy go long way
toward balancing ihc pork pro
duelng ration
The business side of a bottle OF
beer newer hurts iho soriai side
often calls for too much company
L wars this dehihiating : 500
miles OFF, just imagine what Il
must br "a the center OF the Euro.
pesn craier
nuilas has oyers,ihscrihed her
quota Of the cotton p0Sl fund by
so3.oN. Houston and Sea Anton.
10 newspapers please copy
France has oidcred 1.o0o tons
lof hayonct siecl ssom Piiismhrg
bat ~ far Texas has received M
inquiries for Spanish daggers
Ruoker 7 Washington urge.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

The business side ol bottle Ut
beer never huris ihc soeiai side
often calls for lou much company.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

II wars this dehihiatiug $500
miles OFF, just imagine what L.
must be 80 the center OF the Euro
pcsn craier'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-23

Don forget the school election Unless parents inter
EST than they have manifested would to close the schools
aud save the expense Of operating Two months YOU mas
epme over conditions but you will only have yourself to blame
they do not SUIT Remember there property valued at $50 cool
belonging to the rising generation and this property not we
administered the consequences will your boys and Girls
Every good citizen OF Tonopal should himself to the necessity
Tor dong something more than put mp imitation IT e
"atehh waiting policy of Weary Willy a Washington
los Angeles has bright thoughts and one Of them i, t
fick Up club that has become popular institutions
" town The members have dues pay therefore the club
gaining members day All You to do 70 qualify FOR
me lop rs TO resolve to pick piece Of paper rubbish th
denies your path Remember cleanup day this week Then
comes flower day
Dig up your mbbers and you can find that umbrella m
used last April Tonopah going shower this evening ~
tomorrow" u the weather bureau shooting wide IF t mark
Sards Summerfed and Harry Lind assembled n Carson,
saturday and the country advised the Progressive party RI
Nevada in session
II you don own Atlanta Jumbo Ex You cannot H. -
odneld society This sraght tip the society editor
swat the fly This IS the noble work o hgi
ohe ny siam at this time will millions later
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-23
FIRST GUNS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

DoITIcs promises monopo the eenter Of The stage during
This week state congressional and municipal primaries ana
in the East and North and South included
IL the calendar Of political events
Primary elections congressional candidates wan ne
hold tomorrow in the district Of New Jersey and The
Twelfth district Of the first to name man 70 M
ont the nexpred the late representative eme ana III
the second 10 fill the vacancy caused by the resignation OF Represe
ty curey who has Of Boston The Twelfth Mas
sases district strongly Democratic and the contest there IS
confined TO fight nomination The New Jersey
district however regarded less doubtful and both the
Democrats Republicans preparing Tor strong hg
The Progresyes and Socialists also will have candidates The
elections in both districts win be held April Z
general primary win be held il south Dakota for the noml
nation by all parties for United States senator repre-
senas in Congress and other State officers to be
November Interest enters chiefly IN the contest TOT
the Republican nomination for United States senator
primary practically decide who is to be the next mayor
OF Milwaukee The Of the most spectacular N the
history Of that city The mayoaly candidates Gerhard A.
adng present mayor who seeks reelection noparsan
candidate Seide the former Socialist who aspre to
restore the party control Of the city affairs David
Rose five and Theoyad Often former
representative Congress The real believed to be be-
tween Badng and Sede
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-23
UPRISING IN IRELAND.

- present Ireland challenges the American sense
and about ninety days from IS possible that
the going British intellect may awake to the grim grotesque
ness hurled the mghtest earth The
very audacy the proceedings than amusing An army
100000 and trained fitted with artillery and rifles
stand guard holy Ulster and London throw
ing connption the possibility Of shedding the real red blood of
a few distinguished rebels
understanding the is well to know that the
conflict Of minority rule The
majority Home Rule for Ireland and the minority
after exhaustng has oemnly deed the
mother country Britannia stands for the anront put upon
her BY praeors the household who show
the white duty calls them unpleasant task
This character and the fact
purify by Of gold braid dudes who
in the field and reproach the
hostile puere plea that will convince the people of
Britain that IN relying their Wanted they have been
leaning a broken reed
These gallant soldiers apparently fear modern ammunition in
the hands Obstetrics prefer stay home with their moth
rather than face the music Of bullets whistng in
unpleasant proximity he fastdous The has
melody than the shrek Of sfapne and the prickng Of sword
through tender flesh wonld bring commissions.
But well to indulge in retrospective glance at the
of these military gentlemen When the Irish peasantry
revoed they and hung drawn and qurered by
fiery of the present day handles of the British
The peasants had nothing than pkstas the
British army and their drilling hansfu behind thick
hedges where they held councils These poor eued people
reyoted at the obnoxious rule Of foreign landlords and oppres
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INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS


Naturally Bryan would not want a
llama that has mouth trouble Kanes-
burgh llluminator.
Garranza is another one of those
Mexican patriots who don't wear wen.
Chicago Record-Herald.
The Mexican with 62-aere farm
Is In a position TO become a good
citizen Memphis News Scimitar.
So. Huerta is going to Increase
his standing army. What he really
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JUDGE QUICKER AFTER THE
U. S. FEDERAL JupGsHIP

a report has reached this place that
u A Quicker judge of the sixth ju-
dieial district at Winnemucca, is one
q The many asprants for the appoint
ment TO the judgship Of the proposed
new United States court in Nevada.
Elko Free Press.