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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-29
Well GraZed.

Robbie's grandfather was a veteran
Of the civil war. and in talking to his
little grandson about the battles he
said: Nearly a generation and a half
ago. Robbie. my head was grazed by
bullet in the battle of Chicka-
manga"
Robbie looked at the bald pate of
his grandsire attentively and said:
Not much grazing there now, is
there?" - Pittsburgh Chronicle TeIe-
graph
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-29

y the mountains of Switzerland. near
the village of Champery, some
years ago saw the strange sight
Of women working in the fields
rssed in mems trousers. At a dis
nee 1 thought that they were men.
I when / approached and asked
lestion / discovered my mistake. And
Z. with the exception of their hats.
gich we're a sort of long toga hanging
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-29

Continued Tomorrow.)
Copyright, 1914. Newspaper Feature Service.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-29

One of the most interesting moving
picture productions of the present
season takes place at CrandalTs to-
day and tomorrow when Francis X
Bushman is shown in Zone Wonder
full Night" the story for which this
actor was selected to play the lead
by popular vote The film was
made in New York during the recent
international exposition Of the NOV
ing picture industry theSe, and Mr.
Bushman passed through Washing
ton On his way to New York TO have
the picture made. It will be remem-
bered that some months ago a wom-
ans magazine announced that II
hSi a story that was to be made
into n moving picture scenario, but
was undecided as to the man II
wanted to play the leading charac-
ter. The hero was described as hav-
ing all the attributes Of the ideal
young American, and the readers of
the magazine were asked to select
the moving picture actor in the
country who they thought would
best fill the requirements of this
character The response to the in
vitation was overwhelming. Liter
ally millions Of votes were cast dur
ing the months the contest waged.
seven or eight well-known photo
plavers-Bushman. Carlyle Black
well. Maurice Costello. Arthur John
son. King Baggot. Crane Wilbur, J.
Warren KerriGan. and Henry Walt
hall being among the leaders all
the way through the contest Bush
man finally won out with a ma
Sority OF eeveran HUNDRED thou
Sand over his nearest competitor.
The story Of "One Wonderful
Night is most unusual and thrill
Ing. II involves a young English
noblewoman whose father wanted
her to marry a HUNGARIAN nobleman
who was in line for one OF the
petty kingdoms Of Europe. She ran
away to America to escape her
father and the count. and ran into a
Frenchman whom she decided to
marry and then part from. The
Frenchman was in the pay of her
father He accepted the conditions
of DELAY sought to put off the we'd
ding until the father and the count
should sarrive He met newspaper
reporter who could not understand the
delar and insisted on seeing the
wedding. On the wonderful night"
the newspaper reporter. who had
become interested. IL struck down
and killed nv friends OF the count
just at the time that John Delaney
, Curtis. a young American million
aire, arrives on the scene. Curtis
is the part Bushman plays. He be-
comes involved IN a set OF the most
curious and thrilling adventures as
result OF his Interference I'm the
affair. whi"h culminat e I'm his mar
riage to the -irl. Beverly Bayne
PLAYS the part of the girl and the
picture. in four parts. is we'll worth
seeing. q. NJ.
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Logical.

Enthusiastic Professor of Physics dds
cussing the organic and Inorganic king
doms)-Now If ] should shut nv eyes,
so-and drop my head-so-and should
not move. you would say ] was clod
But I move. ] leap. I run; then what
do you call me?
Voice from the rear-A hopper!
-Tlt-Bits,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-29
TOMORROW.

Francis Y. Bushman in "One Won
derfuI Night CrandaITs, Ninth
and r streets.
THE Messenger of DEATH" Cen
trail Park, Ninth, near G street.
I'm Defiance of the Law Olympic
Park, Fourteenth and V streets.
THE Great the BeIasco, La
fayette square.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
LUBBOCK WILL HAVE FAIR
AND COME To AMARILLO
iatc september 22-Niil Be Their
Initial Show N Panhandle
state IaiT

Tine .ii} OF L.aUocs. the home OF
the sudan grass Has decided TO hold
Ia fair ou tHe dare uf Tuesday Sep
tombor 13u1 o. ul bo one day
fair and Vll g.r thorn an oppor-
tuuiff 90 collect 100 excellent lot of
.lrm products together tu bring 10
flo Panhandle State Fair exhibit
at Amarillo which opens boz the lat
tor part of fhc mo week
a. first d vI- tu" intention io
bold three dI HIr about That
time. but. 8. a.. Time Nas short and
me farmers bu b. eas decided io
postpone their Hr until after tho
fair az Amarillo
Aurr further consideration 10 na.
decided fo mat. ibn arrangement
mentioned atot. and tho farmers of
lubbock county HiII hrins their cN
h.hii. together 900 september -'
The best OFF all those viii Do, brought
to Amarillo and ao are safe to say
mat che exhibit rom Lubbock coun
2. Nill De- anon ibn best
ihs ui. be- luhborks fr.i ap
pcarauc. here IL. iIng WDrr NOT rr
presented Hy 1000 exhibit last year
LuhboDH bid fair 90 become
quito railroad center boz the fu-
'urc and 10 D. tary nuug that mo
people of that locality work together
as thoy arc dol. have fair ui
their own aud fat 900 tbr favorable
idyeri'sIur pn b. both AZ home
and abroad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
BIC CARNIVAL COMPANY
ARRIVES HERE ON FRIDAY
I'leasrd via Prospect. I"f Gf'at
itifndsnrr ~ Panhandle
state tii

Nr Iartin 0f no. hImrn rr
Iil American show stopped Dr Boz
Amarillo yesterday ru route Ir.m
.l'H Ir1t Ul report fHtf fHH
HII bow. man bore about Nan.
~ 'nu 1a before Goo ar fu HI
IHr country for fIn lig attraction
lr tImauu Bros closed Heet
.url 'ufut af Boulder colo af
lIg.i IHeT WllI boz n lrNUei4n
SOD tn.H week ai Trinidad color.
do nest Heek and from Trinidad
1900 come direct 90 amarillo over
tua fort worth and Denver arr
IHg Here on Friday morning Sep.
Inulrr
&c., Merlin mpra rd HitH th'
fnrTg thlcl the Amarillo people are
quitting forth and fHe p.endid pros
goo. n' tbe Cato lu every GAS THo
Hfe f.i.Ifd 40 IaFn one D' tbs best
carnival clmuluIo. .u tU. r.uufr.
end fhrs expect tD 300 good ha inr
Hf Amarillo Mr NaftH believes
fhat Zoo #at u' 'Hs e.re'I0nt cr0p.
30. over Goo Panhandle f.Is time
fIe attendance 700 fIe a.r should Hr
rnu.fhirg IEr double fmi oi .lH
year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
NEW GREEN BUILDING
NEARING COMPLETION
VA. turned over o., tunlraci"t
Ntstttdal -'Aps Erected Ia
-NtN llaN~.

800. ness cuisines. uuildiul OF
Charles Green. uu IHIE street. BE-
pu,u.all, completed and s just
no. lec,tr tuc lu hing touches
THE buiidinl .as erected Dos Grurtc
.,iiHrd and Vas turned over uy hlm
yesterday t0 Hr Green Boo two days
..- than tNu uuutns from thr time
f.t work pI started
IUt bUiduE is tuN '.a feet and
+. being maI. into 1850 business
room. Tu. uac ou fID north side
f.. about l6NI in the clear ana ths
ether s IHrI... a are. plate glass
mirror I..N, feet pr0gpic- tho
.ua., between the door. and facing
I.. entrance
THr building has modern be3yf
r'Ht. gIas. rlnt nickel trimmed
.|fH marble base. tie entrance. hod-
.. plate E'u. doors ard F.ureuiiuc
..Hf. rla. fr.nsoms The r.iliul is
.t ..at and tnr partition Wi'l hc lined
with beaver .oard ON each side
The larger room has three pHte
.lss doors and two plate glass win
'nH iu the rear. besides two wired
glass skylieht
The south room has four plate
r.a.s Windows and plate glass door
n Tine rear bs sides two sky'iHhts SO
tlf bot. rooms are exceedingly we'll
.eHfrd unI 10th are fitted with
other modern couy enienccs
a nt, fref cement walk wiIl run
along tNs rs.r Of aIl the Green build
.Hr- tU point opposite the federal
building .it,
THE location Be- an excellent one
I on. building is being we'll Tin
'-hsd .U chat Inc room viii nc very
desirable aui win douhtles prove a
cod safe investment TOR their enter
pr.IuE owner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
AMARILLO ms HIE Iili~r
tIl;i ~ BAtIp COTTON

TH. tire department Ns. p'I.I
n 1000 Van HHrrr street about "
saturday afternoon HHrr. H-. H"|
broken uuf u fHr .turflr Room Hf
Ir Panhandle NafrU factor. IH.
Iruru IIur WHe rtN ono fH fH.
Amarillo. Hrrm,n 90 Ira.f f HH .Hr
Amarillo. a fhr Hrsf 800. Ir sHmr
HlIeH .Hffur chat V1. stored fur r..
II. Haur.. amounted tn .nmU So.
pu 600" mon. Some $500 worth
Hf cotton r. n storage tt fHs .Hr
tory Thr nr sos probably started
hf .nWr machinery chat uH. H.'r-
used bon cleaning some uHffrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

o.. NrMinl. of Hereford under
vent on operation here Thursday
fnr mtsfu.f ahsc-s and is doine
nicely
IS 20 Hop Eire was confined to hiH
home yesterday on account of s'rk
ness
The infant dausHfer of SIR ard
SIR N olle i- reported to Pol
Irife -irk
Mr. RollIr Srais, Th0 has been
confined 10 the .aniiarium Cor seF-
cral laf O. showing signs of im-
rrurnnfrf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
INIIN FtTN NTpE 60.
UfNI NHEH~ Iti;l UoN Is

Tho member. H. fHr volunteer Nrs
department 't.' under Er.tf .H.
Hfi.r. f. N''.n Flf't. u' fhs E'rE
Grain A Elevator fo. fnr
.hrrk Ir recognition nf fhsIr .r...
bon flr recent nre which DESTROYED
their IH. 'urie, room IH. Nrn
MON mad. bard urIi tr .1t. .am.
0f fI' pfr.rt I'D pp- I'.. .nf
ben fhst aa the orc hrI'f.He an.
doomed squad of men remained
Hu IHfI ID. rrHt fo prevent ans
I0. f'fr U' fle fire eprr1f.ur tr
other property
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
BUY A BALE OF COTTON
MOVEMENT ENCOURAGED
ncuoitct lutp 'ompin, Buys Hun
drcl Balr---li,lc Tu Bc Placed
On Exhibition Here.

Tho Slows DIS Boo receipts uf "a loi
irr from j o. uys-streot. of Fort
Worth. loulbcu distributor for the
uetroic3 automobile 20 tho effect
that Msl company les kckIug Boo
good and .strong 90 the buy naio
uf DutDut movement Mr. over
street Rnoto Dol. factory a tcW day
go and deceived the following iele-
-,Hw boo reply
Detroit Mich
J q O.ersireet
Pres Texas cotton Club
Fort Worth. Texas
$50 are heartily iu sympathy with
tuc bus bale movement and con.
graduate tho prime movers ou their
public .pirit we authorize Nou %
necessary 10 relieve the situation,
900 huy one hundred bales of cotton
for ihe Brgg uclroitpr Company
Brggs-Detroitcr COMPANY
e.. S Briggs President 20
90 ali other automobile dIHirIuu-
'nr- boo the state cot I,.a.. says Mr.
Oyertreet. would put ruI PROPOSE
zion NO 90 their flr.ruD. : believe
each factory would kick Do Tor one
hundred balet or more. and there
hs lend valuable. assistance to-
ward relieycirs tGp 'r.ngeAel That
RON exists BOO fGe South
The National Bank pf commerce..
which has taken the matter up a.
AMARILLO. expects Co have hale oi
cotton shipped here 90 be pui on eN-
Inhibition iu front of their bank az
fHth and POLK streets as gentle
reminder az those who might boz I'm
cIued fo encourage tho movement by
IuFIug one CO.. more bales
Mr. Sullouherger president of thc
aHk believes that with che cotton
farmer tiled over this year the worst
win have passed Zee believes. how
ever that the cotton farmers should
uo advised Zoo diversity next year
and not depend upon cotton alone as
their sole product He believes. also
that boz case the war should last for
tRo or three years. which he Be- not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

Nr Mamie Derby and little dan
rHirr. of siIo,m spring. trWua.
arrived boo tUr ov FRIDAY afternoon
for ID Iru weeks visit with hcr si.
Ger 1Hd mother Nr q % Works
aud Sir Dixon Thi. lH Mr. Der.
bfs Urf visa BOO Amarillo for some
tmr and bDr friends and relatives
hero arc glad Goo have lor for au oN.
tended visit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

Daily News want AGs must be &C
eonpanied By the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
rATIENT FROM EHICk
oklN. HERE NtSTIRnAi

Wf o. ~ uevors. of Erick. Okia
was u Amarillo yesterday for an
l.-ly .tsmirafiou Mr., Movers
.1ma here eighteen months ago
with aH arm that had been broken
and mon properly reset Tho N-raY
shows tHa work here to have been
ucro ful She will return here Ia.
Tor fnr s .uGht operation that ht
become nere. arv iu connection win
f.r irIurt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

VIllIn- to suuD.le. that England and
some ot che ether belligercut nations.
perhaps. will go right ou dorelupmE
their cotton iaciorics and az the
close OF the war viii. be buying more
cotton than thel have been 40 to 'his
time
% has been Said 'hft u Japan.
durilr her recent eroat war with
China. many lines o. business show
ed an increase BOO volume during nc
period iu which tine nation was en-
gagged iu this terrible conflict
As was said by Or kiIloueh of
tni city. recently w.eu Do came
through England eu route home from
Vienna he saw every lime 0r bIv-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

ness moving along apparently undis
tur1oI hy the war II may be that
a market viii open up asain there
thar win warrant the cotton farmer
after Jl, BOO making less reduction
.f Iis acreage and that when tho
present crisis is pissed over all will
b.. we'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
NaIrItI

From Monday until close of the
iair Nesrs Keen and Hare. expert
isu nd banner painters will be at
my shop 3l5 TAYLOR street VIII ne
glad d" show YOU work and quote
price. rhas S stewart Phone 1892
27O-ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
ETIIHHINg To CATAEgH
ANu at AEliHAt Ai.NESS

Persistent bead noises and rims
n fhe Ears is warning that Cat
arrE d 10 enrk ln ihsi organ Hats
your Ears Usamlrrf and hearing
tested PSI nr Wulroi' Phvar.ar and
surgeon Specialist in diseases OF the
I've and Ear Telephone sos
.ls--f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

any effort 20 give an explanation ~ tn'
underlying anueea tho deeper Nffs
~ the changes. ln fne rIe. snd nu ~
rluanH Hnd eiNafI.ns anb s.rn
GUDuu would damaa "a efsai mant
happenings fHff infect mo .nHfs0 90
rsnnts aithoui explanation itaeIrR
tho impression that thog Vefr mere af
oidents There Ia one history very
mueh older fuau gihnou. smnflriug fhs
saB inKa and explanations ~ men. SOME
~ Hhom Htnd nH long sH some 1000
Years ego Tha HISTORY ls aliod tho
iiiiAe nnd nn earnest reading uf 30 horH
not appear f0 Furnish any anen osplt
natlon ~ Important happenings aH ihHt
theg ~ef' accidental tut aptrl.es
eyetvimrF 90 an an.ln,usivo lntsm
gsus u rrntlph wpfklng aa tba
fftf Hful Haud ns 500 600 nf.r.sf
nf universal Nature Yr fH tp mrnt
Ht fnf tn, Ertsfssf Rt.d go ih. str.t.
go number Great battles ha o. boon
i'.ld.d u mf.f ny ihr mu.h smaller
f.r.' hY hoppenlnre u numerous ur
uuelunr nn 81 siuel" occasion - o.
mnaie thr ploa ~ 'iori sn marp
'InFs hHI prnfi Zoo .n., tn f.. dla
'r''r ~ tno lnpaf.ntiY stfanr,. side
NHr tre d.rll,i n0f hf $3.50 l.r.t.i
rHmhsi mrn tui tunan hlf ttt
m"s' 1nf Hrt nu.n ntI mu au.r
H N. IupNt. f.tn fur .u.uNf. nt
II. ...... I... DID,. ..r. ..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

Hf'|'N f.f HI"
$50 aualu go. at 5000 n siara tuIf
.nnr n U.. n.lI nar,Uuu., ufnrIus
..N n.ui u fHr suf tud to t.u
n..i W0 tua mmn Nt 80. nrrfrDt
Nupe io taaIsi tul Nnd tlao r
.r 0lsttF ND $3.50 ,,f,nI notes du.
Ha n nun'u uho au unlbio o.. me.f
'hnm pru thrs eal lhru cotton ISL,
100 nni nm tnu POO n,rIn.D tuut ..t
tor Tho rorms ,Wnsu Nlu,ma
lnrt vHnla ta assist sou iu uhuunlur
q mif pu.r ~ n in totprn no .x
roDt 5000 w ptuurrh ptnt.t us h,
having vaur cotton undtf L. un0d root
protected from weather lnd uro with
I thlH Kind uf collateral Ynu may rest
easy. knowlng mat as nQoo as oonl
ilnna adjust themselves yln viii hn
nhlr % convert tnur crop ni. INCOMES
vt hDp' ruod prlcr"
ln tnH mnune. thr Corpus Christi
Nn'uu I"ut ramoa tv thc ud ~
nfmor whn otherwise mishi De- lm
pruod io nsunce their cotton ou
mHitei ihat la uncertain and must 81,
mpln ao Cor anme vcths.
rhc mtlhud ls shnpir enough RD
oolpiH fur ouilun n stomge sill be-
rated ns commercial uApof for smoi
Fenrf currency and what tho ntnl
nchn 90 funds within ifa roaaur.rs a.
supply tho Demands q farmers u .sa
obtain uieier tho law FROM ,h, fo,
cfnmcni
l"onl hanks arc boz inn best BOA.
ion ~ wuh oul with tha, i,.,l
FARMERS the sunilon ~ it,n ntohiou
Veg s"mo communities mucn ala uiu
he required 80 others little ald. each
ennwa is own needs. and hs man
aHinH 49, own affairs lt Win n,,ld
DELAY aud complications ss wen as ga
pense
y vs. ~ prime Importance for hanks
a. iako such action rholr attitua,
of confidence and their tenders ~ IA.
sistan,e VIII he powerful Factors -,
mainialnlus thr eeanomir ,aiue ~
cotton spinuora and sprenintar4 All.
prepmns o. take adyaniarc ~ M.
situation ana 90 huy eottan ehs,p IA
h to 'he Interest ~ every southern
community for lta farmers to Obtain
'I'o en-i po7sihlc prlec ~ their proa
ncis and prompt co operation h,
N'hhs Wiz save me situation ff.tp
'he loascs which disroumremrn, .es
Inability among the farmers vm,ta
oih'f@iso nrco ,pitaio.
Mnreotcr the hanks Thus u.r,l,s
lho farmers will have powerful 81
nuonee latter In tina season !, ma,
Hn'dinr farmers from holdne sor
impoasihlc pr,es and frum pl.n,,..
700 lafsp an nerearr next wear
80 artificial measures win ss,nen,
the law ~ supply and iemand n,n !,
hereafter. hut Prompt and resnnis
concert between bankers ana farmers
WIN give opporiuniN for prices a. a,
ius, themselves - the law
oiher hanka ~ TEXAS viii do Wal,
q follow she example OF the corpu.
hf'su NnilanAi nv ~ doinu they
~s'i render e eteat seryicr ana NAH
Hf"atlY enhance their Influence 49,
eons"rNa'ofs % wealth and prasrerN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

Constipation boz summer iru, .s ,n.,.
lnf"r"as than Doc ,he nu winter .r
'pt'nF Tho food vow rat Is often .un
animated nnd IS MOTE ukeh tu fci
''n' in 'onr annmeh Thrn ,nu $40
'w 60 dr'nh mach oold water d1r.n.
%" h"' weather thna nIurlns ,.m
Ai'i"a'h 'oilr Fewer riamalnp po.s
'nlne ami other llls are natural results
20 po lnN Wi keop ,on we'll as it
Increases the ule ,ho natural isAa.
i'' which rida thr hoW,ls ~ uhf ,on
t'H'rd p"isnnnus waste a.. pn. iaN
wa make Nou focl hettrr Pheasant
'nd oifettite tahc "a doso 10 nnht
'ec ai ruur prusslst Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18
rnE wAs RESULTS.

,Memrhis News Scimitarl
The News .scimuar on AuEust 4 saia
'ha, those who win rule tho world
"'n not be those whose ambitions as
pirc "a rule the world. bat those whose
qualities and abilities the world needs
and requires 60 rule II
H1poon, something over CENTURY
Axo' waH shon, tho first secular hts
tof'an 70 write history Philosophical,
other histories had been merely a :.
counting ~ battles ana wars. the rlse
and fan ~ iynaslles and clVinsa t,ons
ana The lnsrlguss % courts, without
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

Municipal ownership Of The
waterworks system will prevail
because municipal ownership has
heroine the recognized Americas
standard. The private company
must look 10 handsome profits,
else what were the reward On
Saturday. the citizenship ~ Cor.
pus Christi will express itself and
the result will be another rcbuke
10 the would be- exploiter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

Lane l. after jeff = scalp, and
seems 70 think that be- Is entitled
70 the position sought We have
known JEFF Melcmore many
years, and have known him ~ .
fearless man, possessed of the
highest political integrity We
hardly think that be- would ron.
tend with Mr. lame " he did not
consider himself the choice of
Tevas votcrs for JEFF ain'i built
TINT NnK.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

YOU and asst fof ndmonition snud have preach
d spell better condition q
trade and barn 10 passing we'll The u0rH short .F
sxiicI md driliei mechanics hlf F .arg uluNf
human Squire who. fseins wnrF to his elo
fnnira who Md gloves end boiled soilopsd
shirts The who inis bench ioofn autu 81
worth gross ~ those who Talk write feoId
thon right 10 hrnK some cane from Cantlue anH pHf
and ths bunch ufht Ih' intu who tatef
his Tools their locker swlnsa s,rige 20
plies The shining 81 worth whle thfu ant
ureess tafer vino boasts tho faa etpuuuds ilr
Inv THE country fwafms win lemaniinH plt mont
far d.ars arhefure tne Thought ~ nIH.h 4ppli. fnc
oounify ssarns with u prince. faImeHf BOA efat
b Io 0Fersus o. form. fur toufh and islfn tp De-
bold a tabor OF q roof ana fnfn wIu eng YUu au. u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18
tFANsPo7T oR0gRro n ,,,,.-

San FRANCISCO N,t
y, "'"s u'nspaa Hufsrd rree,,.,
e''''s '"'lAy trom the War Is, s.,,n,,,,
y ''AFe for Galveston. rsya.
'anAn'A canal % soan s. posa
explanation aecumpan.,f IN. .-s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

We are glad to see the Nueces
aiotcl spelling IFS supper danco nn
vond old English French b po
lite, We suppose, hat il lopls nj
together out Of place for an Amer
lean hotel, absolutely neutral 90
use The language Of a hrlliaercut
English, YOU sayi That was ia
hcri,od.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

Says the Beaumont Enterprise
This Is Christian war aud
thrlatlan comhatanis should be-
allowed % eat each Others Chris
liam Threats without un lChristian
Interference " The Enterprise had
Japan IN mind, and irony more
than Japan.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

The Corpus Christi National
Bank. through - open letter 20
Nneees county farmers has
earned recognition throughout
Texas u Is very gratifying go
know that local hauk has taken
ihc initiative lu time W stress sei
ting au example fur Dos more run
sentative associate olseW here 49,
an agricultural adviser and friend
of ihr farmer Joe liirsoh has
gained repuia'ion that reflects
credit upon The entire rounn
$50 man can conceive ef fhe irr
riblc clash fhni s about io take
place between Germany and Nus
tfin pn lhe one hand. and France
BELGIUM ln"lnud nud ljussu on
thr other 80 page of fhr world
history contains arf travrIt
compare with this Millions wll
grapplr 200 noe bitter cmd all
brave almil Thoroughly rump
pcd urgul ou hy ihe Irrure pair
piism 'nd ihr whole man ul
Emop $500 he ehanyci whom th,
Iuok. 90 Nnflr fu1lly lfis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

That man Is e fmurisi whose
visionary ar cnahlrs hln to str
the elimination of strife m
Europe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

Food prices arr VoIue up N
such nn eNaspcrnilng rate fh. n.
hre airHid aoropIanes are nnnf
used ln pence Bs well ns war
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

Good clilzUns arc mfu Whp
think according 10 our couir
iinnsi bad eliltrus. mem who lhnl
according Go their cunticiiuu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

We are glad 90 Boz nhle 90 nu
nounr" ihai the putty marhr 3,
nhnml IIhe MrALnu lLn -am-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

How can mnn throw np The
sponge when spougcs nrcu ou
humanity bin OF farce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18

Politics is the most peculiar
paslimo Ia ihe world AZ ~ pnso
70 demonstrated u.s. fullest folhrs
Mem voted for a thing because
linilcy advocated e. against l
thing, because Bailey condemned
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