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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

Thu European war viii serve nns
purpose IN America anyway; tn,
''l1ie rich" viii now have on excuse. 20
least. 10 see home first. - course, this
may not BE- tho first time this thought
has occurred. bot IL is the first un'
the writer has had an opportunity IA
expfess himself On the subject
The system ~ road dragging inaug
urated ~ the present county Officials
IL a Eodsend 70 those communities
where IL is practiccd withln three
days sfler the recent three inch rain
the roads IN this seriion ~ tie roun-
try were ike puyemente again
The telephone ~ the most profitable
'IuNurY" q farm house can have Even
the much abused and rldlculed party
line is much better than M nnc % al
81 ~ to be- hoped that no husband ~
any lady who sent night shirts g. the
wounded soldiers u Europe II night
shlrilrss
The writer notes that another ~ his
long time agD little fih' ftinnds hae
INDUCED IN matrlmnny. namely @isa
Adelaide Hoffman For her the same
kindly wishes that inspired the follow
Ing lines la the sweet long ngo
niin exist
Adelaide,
sweet Southern mnid'
May clouds meier Shade
your whole life long
MAY your life
child. maid and wife
Ne free from strife
Ono long. sweet SONG
%. %. Hsldweii was az Corpus christi
1tmsdlv ITO arrived horn" perfect
rs q, her
AnAiher pretty Eirl Of our acquhlni
arco. Miss Florence McK"own. wont
ud anvo % young Corpus christi fni-
low tho best ~ q nupilal bargain rec
comfy nut ;he man most always gets
tho best ~ nurh bargains auywuy.
Eletcn days IT uofihorly wiuda is "a
very unusual ihing n this country. hut
thnt So what We have recently OK
peri.uced
a H. Holmes has hia tcama aud men
at work repairing che Garden dykr.
which was badly damaged hy ihr
floods ~ last summer
Tho Hngs ~ Corpus christi yinltcd
IN this ueirhhmhond Friday
e. T. Allen. Mrs Ailea and Mrs.
No.thos visited John HtI aud family
near san Diego this week. They jour.
ucyod hy auto
s. a. Holmes Us sortor dragrine bis
hind parts these days
Mr. and Mrs D. a.. Hunter visited
their chlldrcn and families nt Tulon
This week.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07
MEETING or iNoiAN alcArs MEN

MADISON. Win. Oct g. Tho annual
conference of the Society Of American
Indiana witch met here today for q
five days session, has hrouFh, togc,h-
Or about one hundred prominent cham
pions ~ Indian rights and education
representing humorous tribes. tn,
program provides Tor addresses D,
GAhe Y. Parker rcgsstcr ~ the Unite,
States treasury. choctaw, pr Car
Montcsuma, Apache Rev, Henry ilo'
Cloud. winnehago; Con. u. u. Pratt
founder OF the Indian school pystem
Rev. philp Gordon, chippewa pcnnl
son whceiack, oneida; sssphon Jones
Indian y. A. g. A. secretary, an,
Matthew X. suiffcn. M officer Of th
indian Rights Association
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WAR PRIMER CONCERNING PLACES THAT
ARE FIGURING IN THE NEWS DISPATCHES

fishing village. IN the town are a
number ~ marble polishing works, and
terra Gotta ware ~ Zine quality is
manufactured from deposit ~ clay
ncarhy Thr town hns population of
about 5000
ANMlA PEQUENN OudoritI -Iny,
ono ~ the three bays along the coast
~ German smith rst Nciicu. ahout
isO miles fr0m its sonthorn border The
bay 10 not of much value for shlppins
purposes as It is in danger ~ being
filled with sand hy The stronE. cold
norihcrly coast current Many small
islands. which stud the coast north nnd
south of Angm peWoun holong tn|
Great britain The little FiHh River
enters the Atlantic ocean here There
are settlements with about 1909 inhah-
ltantN az Iudcut2 hay The discovery
( ~ diamonds ln thA district in July
1905 caused a rush 81 Treasure search
ers The diamonds werc found ON the
snrfacc IN sandy soil and were ST
small si4c, resembling Hrasilian di-
Almonds. ny the end Of tho year the
total yicld was over 10000 carats The
coast ~ South West Africa WAS dis
covered lay bartholomew plax ia llS7.
\ whilst endeayoring 20 find HIS way TO
the Indies, when ne anchored IN Anera
reauenR
MLAWA~A town Of Russian Poland.
SIX mites from the isas, rrussian bor-
der. AZ miles northwest of Warsaw and
the same distance northeast ~ Flock.
The town IL on the main line 81 the
railroad runainr from Danrir tn War
saw and Is the East station % any i'm =
nortance north OF Warsaw inside IA.
border It's population is about l2.00a
II has extensive cloth and heather gnode
manufacturers
WIocIAWFK (VlocinVsN An
important city of Russian Poland. on
the Nlssnla river. halfway between
Thorn, GERMANY ana Flock. and the
only point in Russian Poland whore
The railroad TO the renter and the
j southern part of the countr, sasnrnuni
Gates With the Nistuln The town has
considerable trade In grain ana has
textile and SUGAR fActories II also
boasts ~ "a magnificent cathedral II
4 about 20 mnes frem the Prnssian
border ana has population Of about
sb.eoa
MlEcuow a town of Russian po-
land 90 miles southeast ~ Kirlce and
20 miles north Of Gaiician Cracow
whose situation Is supposed 70 rcsemn,
that Of Jerusalem It's founder. Cry
phius Taxa. selected the spot In mem
ory % pllgrimaEc 10 the Iloiy cts.
Nnc 90 the hioodies, battles ~ tho IN
surrcction " 1868 which closed the
national history % Poland. was fought
here 'rhc town has population 81
! ahout s.sa0
tNGlINAE "A town 81 northern
huneary, on the rnsh River IS miles
southwest ~ whore Il arcaks through
tho carpathian Mountains Thu town
Is an active entrepot fcr the die;sict's
trade in salt. hut the raising Of cattle
and the cultivation 81 vineyards are
the chief resources. unghvar has a
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Hatred Against English.
- asst nieht at roll can W. heard the
news of the German Victory over The
English. French and nclsinrs. We cs-
poclally appreciated the news con
corning The English cur hate for
those perndlous fellows is universal
ana much greater than our feeling
against the French Every body wants
a chance Co get az them and God have
mercy on them should they get befor,
our rifles from us they need expect
mono.
at seven in the evening We heard
the news ~ the Nussiau defeat J hope
that the good tidings viii hc COM
f.rmed We are advancing every
where.
at is "a beautiful evening. and J wiz
have to du field du,, tonight The cu-
tire village had prepared itself Tor de-
fcnse bui in the last moment they lost
heart just now they brought in q
French soldier who has been 80 hiding
fi'e days iH chicken house.
AT ms side the captain is cutting
up a cucumber oil ana vinegar have
been secured after long search"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07

ROTTERDAM, oct 9 Tho follow
Ing letter ~ reserve officer 60 BILE
mother pubAshed iu ihe coiogHc 9a-
zetta. On September %, throws az i'-
Illuminating light ou Subsistence cufd-
ti4ns 10 the German forces now in
Francs. d By Instructive also in bum
hcr ~ other respects.
"f is ho' morning t1e men orc
nuay digging trenches, and nD" tnc
crash ~ artillery which knpi up an
morning is no lonnes heard an SIT
ting under tree. reading again ana
again your dear lcitfr and ibe remain
der of my mail Indeed. dear 'ao-arf.
n IL could he done would telegraph
you every day Bui thai Is impossible,
so now. white ] have the time ! VIII
write you bv long letter as possible.
one never knows what tne future VIII
bring
"ThA is Il very idslHo SPOT nm
disturbed NOW and then in most
agreeable manner Ripe pinms fali
from thr tree most c0nscienuonely
aat them have brcakfasiod well and
the company barber gave mo o shave
which waa hadiv needed IN addition
have mannr,d 80 ret some wnahinE
ione. ana now tool IKE a gentle
mnu
"AH nlrcndy told you the commits
airy ofrrer ~ oni b,tttnon nud went
10 the Same college 9 nave been obi.a-
ed o. pay ~ thls happy eoinridero"
wJh many O. bro nocdod myself hnt
vesfptflv 49, foli me that he had man
AGED w eat iw honest to-Eoodnoss.
real ana rtn ulta BONA flde hams
loa, ha tim l0 eonpllne my share
h waa fine id Wlll iaat until tonight.
~ ne pea, surprise " he captain
managed 90 soi u.s. pound W butter
ffnm o fufm ruminissary bread ham
ARA butter what lusouilnn iensi 3
had mai NIGHT nui there is nothing
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largo castle com lony emincncc oy'r-
looking iho town JOS population is
about 10000
NAIGEVO 4 prosperous garrison
town ~ Scrti1. on the River Koluhara.
% mites from the Austrian border Go
lhc north bud the same distance from
tho bosnian hurdor on tire west Lead
miong mud smelling nrc carried on in
the nelrhnorIng Medvenik mountains
liosides heinz the center ~ the plum
growing ana Disabling industries Nai-
yryo has considerable TRADE ig cattle.
Tor which the PASTURES waterod hy me
Komhara are celebrated iis poru-
Mtion is about 5000
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MINNESOTA cIUs w.,

EpcilHSTEiI. Nina. ,ss'
large and enthusiasm,
marked the opening ,oiay /, N
tieth annual gathering a q
sofa Federation OF womess y
sections OF the State ws., ~
among the delegates M
meetings Of the council i, \
board tais morning The o,r
eenerai sessions Of the sou,es'
called 60 order this a,..n
president, Mrs. Clarence / .
Following the exchange q !.
the convention listened ia 4,
reports presented By tie ~,
GERS ANA standing cornmIl.r.
federation. The conven,ie !,
timuo until Friday morn!at
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07
AT ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
apApe's pIApEesIN" MAKES SICK,
SOUR, Classy STOMAcHS
FEEL FINE.

DO some foDas yol cai hit back
taste good but work badly ferinent
into stubborn humps and cause suck.
sour. eassy stomach Sow. Mr. or
Mrs Dyspepilc ioi this down. rape's
piap.psin digssts everything leaving
nothing 10 sour and upset YOU There
never was anything so safety quick, So
certainly effective No difference how
badly your stomach ~ disord'red sou
win get happy relief ln five INMATES,
Don't what ploases you most is that IL
strsngthens and regulates your stom =
,ch 80 you can eat your favorite foods
without fear
Most remedies give sou relief some
times they are slow but not sure.
Dpapc's Uapepsin" is quick. positive
and pni. your stomach in healthy
condition go the misery won't come
back
You feel different as soon as 'fape's
Dlapcpsin" comes in contact with tine
stomach gets sweet no gases, no beich b.
irg. boo eructations ~ undigested food.
vour head clears and YOU feel fine.
90 now. make the best Investment
you ever made. by getting q large fifiN-
cent case 90 papc's niapepsin from any
drug store You realize !n five min p
utes how needless IL s 90 suffer from
Indigestion. dyspepsia or 1nN stomach
disorder Advertisement.
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to .moNe. KiadIy .en'l ING a ''w CIGAR
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BIG LIVE STOCK SHOW TO
BE HELD At lYFORD
gNTRlEa or NOTE WILL az SEEN
AT LIVESTOCK CONVENTION
ON OCTOBER ~.

sssiies irrald sns,tr'
LyFolsp. Tex. oct 6. The accond
annual live stock show ~ the l.yford
Live stock show association win take
place here on October ", when many
exhibitions Of note VIII be shown a.
those Interested In the movement for
better livestock Entries from an over
this section wlll bo shown and an ox.
position az some note VI expected "a be-
held. People ~ l.yford are preparing
for the occasion, and expect many via
ltors. who viii be cordially welcomed
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NOTICE..

city taxes Tor the year lsae|
due and PAYABLE al the c'ss|
city Secretary.
$50 T. J MullIgan, cib \,
tAdyertisemsnyl /
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-07
Young German ReSerUe
Writes interestingly OF
Life in Field OF War

- r.s r.,,a,v c.rmsn But Remain On"srrno
c.,,s, Re,c.s His mohsrNa'ises OF France
ruv n the County The Troopers and Strive 10
pesee
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While the ctsIe., ''sr
he ., Continues the NJ.
Wen. Z an, ~. =
front q Us the ,.r,,,,'. Al
ne enemy War /. sd
a ! ~ no'n ~ wAiis ! va ~.
'roI work advaneea - s.s'-,a \
''on. We were In d. '','''
openea o. them At Il =, e n
ere'''d ha Ing to Mt ~
The officer % yeam i, Il
TWO days before the =. (
learned afterwards ss
others were Wounds
'nera. We did nsl s,' !. !,
'ney and the sadl.s q.
ana now five Of Us "a \. +
70 do that sort q sSI n" -
but what Is 10 = ~.
guerrei ss' s
g., Restrictions l,..
have received ~ '' r.
ana every tine sas -
imagine there NUT /. y. :
me. what has bcccms !, - =
w" are here far trun ~
have no tents and are u. =
make a fire. NY m.s,. -
consisted Of dry htas =.
ihai my supper wosld IL.
bread. hut, on. JOY. On, !,
r'ves with a trenerdo,s q !
which he found somswAs,. !,
~ mas managsd to e., !, !.
and we have succeeded /. q. =
cigarettes what d s.ors'., ~ =
"The field kitchens =. \ :
tions. We officers -, i. u.
taom together With h. NJ. 3
say that usually /, Is s,., ! i. /.
always well cooked. yop
ciate the field si,che, !,
weeks you had been oSll,,s !.
S'uft cooked on a field M
Tonight there win -
ana ] wish morning as,
we'll. Thousand Kisses ..t,., y
There is a note on the ~.
IN was terribly cola AZ
the ditch along the hlsh.,.
"A thousand kisses. ~, (.
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Notice Of Sale Of Bonds

Notice is hereby given that the Trus-
tees of School District Number 20, of
Chouteau county. Montana. viii. pursu.
on the eth day Of June lsit, for the
highest bidder for cash the bonds of said
district in the sun of lS240O. 0O) Twenty
four. Hundred Dollars, divided into "a
bond certificates of the par value of
$4,000 each: such bonds being issued for
a period of 90 years, and being redeem
able in 10 years, and to draw interest at
the rate of 6 per centum per annum
sad bonds are issued for the purpose
OF buying four school sites and building
ana equipping four school houses there
on.
Bids will be received and opened or
the sth day of August, 1914. at 2 O'Clock
p: M. at W. c. Montgomery's house in
district No, 20. Bids for such bonds
may be sent by mail addressed to the
undersigned. same to be enclosed in sealed
envelope. and marked Bid for Bonds
Al! bids. to be for not less than the par
value of said bonds.
The board of trustees of said district
reserves the right to reject any n all
BY order of the board of school trus-
tees or school district No. 90.
W. c. MONTGOMERY.
Clerk of School District No. %.
lAddressl Carter, Montana.
FIRST publication July l. 1914.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

In the district court Of Twelfth Dist
riot, state of Montana, in and for the
county of Chouteau.
Ebenezer q. Ranney, plaintiff, VS..
Stephen Boyce and NJ. Edith Boyce, de-
PENDANT.
TO be sold at sherif's sale, on the
18th day of July, A. d. 1914, at 2 O'Clock
p. M. at front door Of court house, in
the said county of Chouteau, the fol-
lowing described property:
Els Of NEh, Of section g; sWA o.
ton "a. and the VIVA of the NEA. OF
section IS. township q. north of range
IL east, and the SWN of the SEA. Of
ton II: and the Ela of the SWA Of the
SEA of the NWA; and the NWA Of the
sen, Of section 5. township % north OF
range II. east of Montana meridian, il
bred and sixty $500 acres. according t
the official plat of the survey of the sale
land, returned to the general land office
rights, franchises. dams, reservoirs
bitches. dikes, fumes and other improve
ments on, belonging to, leading to, Of
in anyway connected with said land.
Dated this cath day Of June, \. D
1914.
1. NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff
by C. WILSON, Under sheriff
Cooper Il Stephenson. attorneys fol
plaintiff.
First publication June &c, 1914.
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SUI MONS

In the district court Of the Twelfth
Judicial district of the state of Mon
tana, in and for the county Of Chouteau.
The st. Anthony & Dakota Elevator
Co, a corporation, plaintiff, VS.. L. S.
kapp, defendant.
The state of Montana sends greetings
to the above named defendants, and to
each of them.
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which is
filed in the office of the clerk of this
court, a copy of which is hereby served
upon one of YOU in each county where
in any of YOU reside, and to file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service of this
exclusive of the day of service: and in
case of your failure to appear or an
swer,. judgment will be taken against
you. by default, for the relief demanded
in the complaint. This action is brought
to recover $500 with interest thereon at
II per cent per annum from August 80,
1913, and the costs of this action, ball
ance of open account for goods, wares
and merchandise. sold and delivered by
plaintiff to defendant, at his request,
between May 4, 1911 and August 80,
1913.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court this 9Th day of June, 1914.
'SeaD GEO. D. PATTERSON.
Nelson & Moore, Clerk
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Residing at Havre, Montana.
First publication June 8. 1914.
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Serial No. o2.461 Contest No. 416S
Notice Of Contest

L; s. Land i ofiee at Great Falls, Nom
To John Enman, of Fort Benton. Mon
You are hereby notified that
EVERETT G: FLANAGAN.
SffiSe s address, ssft dii on Mo1 Ma1 is sh h 49, p' file
in this office his duly corroborated ap-
plieation to contest and secure the con
s ss3lHtion serial Of y Sn: d nS%ss'e made entry Msv NJ &:
north. range 6 east: WIZ. SEA and SEA
SEA. section p, township rs north.
you have failed to establish residence
upon said land; that there is not at date
that said land IS wholly abandoned, I'M
occupied. and unimproved.
that the said allegations will be taken by
you and your said entry will Be cam
fS;isp to e'f se heard G'ere%s either 'S ee /
ile in this etf1es Within twenty. GAYS
notice, as shown below. your answer
under oath, specifically meeting and re-
spending to these allegations Of contest.
this Office Nee due due PROOF proof" that s'a: YOU Sa1f have 20 served "nr ID
a copy of your answer on the said con.
testant either in person or by registered
mail. If this service is made by the de-
livery of a copy of your answer to the
contestant in person, proof Of such SER
vice must be either the said contestants
written acknowledgment Of his receipt Of
the copy, showing the date Of its receipt.
or the affidavit Of the person by whom
the delivery was made, stating when and
where the copy was delivered; if made by
registered mail, proof Of such service must
consist OF the affidavit Of the person by
whom the copy was mailed, stating when
and the post office to which it was mail
ed. and this affidavit mlSt he accom-
panied by the postmaster's receipt for
the letter.
You should state in your answer the
name OF the post Office to which you de-
sire future notices to be sent to you.
+. n. SCTHERLIE, Register.
Date of first publication July /. 1914.
Date Of second publication July IA, 1871
Date Of third publication July p, 1914.
Date Of fourth publication July Is. 1915
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ALIAS. SUM- MONS

aic'al ID. Sist"i5t o tie state tie Of Montana,
il" , sad for the 10y soGn! Vot Of chou 1en,n,nv
i, nis'h S'' a., s25 T R'4t"''9 f1ev y "a so''3 rh MssSes
c:rTptp @ " o: Mor, ton x deisnd l,nst,r,s
To- the abov"-H"1led defendants and each
of them. You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in his action
Of this court, a copy Of which is here
with served upon one Of you in each
county wherein any of you reside and to
Of upon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of SER
vice and a in case Of y"nr f AN, to ap y
against you by default, for the relief de-
manded in the complaint,
In this action judgment is sought against
and "A mortgage delivered by Rolla Roscoe
;Arisman to said plaintiff, the overly
Lane and Mortgage company, a corpor-
besides interest; the sum of Ninety-six
dollars with interest. paid by said
Covering said land: and the sum of Fifty
| one and 17-loo Dollars taxes, with inter-
est. paid by said plaintiff corporation or
attorney fees, and costs of suit.
Plaintiff further seeks to have said
mortgage foreclosed upon the real estate
therein described. as follows: Lots three
'3). four a.. five 80. and the southeas,
quarter lSEA) of the northwest quar-
ter tNWl.) of section six 60. township
twenty-eight l2S) north. of range one
% east, of the Montana meridian. ir
Chouteau county. Montana.
Witness my hand and seal of the said
court. this 18th day of June. 1914.
SEQ. D. PATTERSON, Clerk
r. NJ. HATTERSLEY. Conrad, Montana
Attorney for plaintiff.
First publication July 3. 1914.
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seek a satisfactory method of pro-
cedure. 1t was necessary for each side
to decide what they were willing the
scope Of the conferences should be,
and in this is involved a very careful
consideration Of the temper Of the in
tellieent people Of Mexico; also the
question Of the prejudices existent
there. a legacy from a former Mexican
war. Then they had to study with
great care the economic problem and
how far the Mexican delegates. as we'll
as the mediatOrs themselves. would
feel justified in going in taking up any
refOrmatOry or revolutionary treatment
Of the land question and how far treat
ment Of this question is essential Ell
Their to the establishment Of an imn!e-
Iiate condition Of peace or the develop
mento of a stable government.
How much Of a factor the Tampico
incident is in the settlement of the
difficulties and whether because Of it
the taking of Vera Cruz was tustih-
able are questions on which big head
lines are built. but they cannot be said
TO be the vital issues. They are classed
with such matters as a recitation OF
outrages against Americans and for
eigners for which Huerta is blamed.
but it is the future of Mexico that
is regarded as the greatest problem
that must be solved by patient diplo-
macy and some national sacrifices.
Substantial agreement on all the es-
sential points Of issue in the negotia-
tons under the guidance of the peace
ENJOYS appears to have been reached
by the American and the Mexican del.
egates.
Meantime. despite the gravity and
Importance Of their conferences. the
mediators have found time for some
social pleasures. They have been made
very comfortable at the Clifton hotel
at Niagara Falls. where rooms for
their meetings were specially fitted up
for them. The council chamber in
which the meetings have been held
was %revarnished and refurnished for