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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10
NapoIeon's Generals.

Many OF Napoleon's generals rosefrom
the ranks. Bernadotte. the grandson
of blacksmith; Murat. the son of a
tanner Lannes. the son Of small
farmer; Ney, the son of poor Alsa-
tian cooper; Suchet. the son Of a silk
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10
Criticism.

What play did you see when you
went to the theater2"
Romeo and Juliet"
How did you like it?'
"Well, the costumes were all righi
but Romeo couldn't dance. and Juliet
wasn't much for looks, and neither one
OF 'em had any real new stun. - Wash
ington Star.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10
Fiustered,

1t was Smiths first Sunday as usher
In church and he was bit fustered.
Turning to lady who entered be said,
"This way. madam, and I'll sew you
into sheet"-Boston Transcript.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10
The surest Road.

"It takes long strong climb to reach
success"
by keeping on the l."-Houston
Post
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10
Fussy Baby.

Mamma-Nettie. what are you doing
to baby that makes him cry so? Small
Nurse-Oh. he's got fussy because
tried to open his mouth with your
s,:Sye srretcner.- Chicago News.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10

weaver; Jourdan. the son of a country
farmer lad: Macdonald grandson Of
a Uist crofter, and Lefebvre. a barrack
room brat.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10
Domestic Jar.

She-My poor mother begged me not
to marry you. He-True. That's the
only time she seemed interested in my
welfare.-Judge.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10
Awards Made This Week By
The Industrial Commits
sion Of Ohio.

An award of $50 90 was granted
to Boyd Calhoun, of 100 E First
ST., Middletown, for injury re-
ceived while in the employ of the
National Box Board Paper Compa
ny o. Middleton, Ohio. A bill of
$1l 90 for medical services was
also paid out of the insurance fund.
An award of S21 q was granted
to Ed. Ellis Of 119 Gordon A~e. !,
for injury received in the employ
of the Champion Coated Paper Co.
at Hamilton, Ohio. A bill Of
Sl9. 80 for medical services was also
paid by the state insurance fund.
The State Industrial Commis sion
today granted an award to ID B.
Davis, of 227 Warwick Avenue,
Hamilton, of S23 90, for injury re-
ceived while III, the emplo3 Of the
Champion Coated Paper Company
at Hamilton, Ohio. A bill of SIS. 90
for medical services was also paid
by the state insurance furd.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10

Sound common sense without eIo-
quence is better than folly with fine
flow of language
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10
Very Simple.

Whately once asked surgeon why
the operation of hanging is fatal
He replied: Because respiration is
checked circulation is stopped, and
blood sufuses and congests the brain"
mo" said the archbishop. casting
about for Illustrations for his Logic.
'it is because the rope is not long
enough to allow the mans feet to meet
the ground"
nanaed Places.
Did you see where a woman in Chi
cago has a dog ia the house that talks
sometimes?"
Well, there are plenty in more towns
than Chicago who have a man in the
house that growls all the time Balt
more American
No man ever gave way beneath the
burdens OF today IT'S tomorrow and
its burdens which break the soul.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-04-10

Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council of Hamilton, Ohio.
Endorsed by the Middietown Trades
and Labor Council of MlddleI0wn o.
Endorsed by the Labor Legislative
League of Butler, Preble and Mont
gomery Counties.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
RAINFALL ON WEDNESDAY
WAS NEARLY ONE inch
Forecast Of Local Bureau for Today
Is For Generally Unsettled
Weather.

Nearly an inch ~ rain fen in Corpus
christi Yesterday thc official reading
~ ihe guaRr ION the o. hours last might
nt O'Clock hcing for 0.aj Inches. ne
ports indicate that the rain was gene
erul over Nurccs county Locally CO.
MAS accompanied hy drop Of several
degrees in the temperature and cooler
weather. to-day is tic fprcoasi
Galveston and wharton were the uu
N other stations reporting min yester.
day General weather conditions over
the state wcr cloudy and uo drop in
the temperature
Weather conditions remain practical
N unchanged east ~ the Mississippi
Wlth the exception " some cloudiness
nnd lght shnWcrg in Florida. clear
weather prevails Temperatures have
RISEN in the interior ~ the northeast
and remain about normal elsewhere
indcr the Influence of "a low pressure
arcn central over utah. ruin has Gallon
m The sweater portion 20 the west the
heaviest showers occurring n Arkar.
s's IN Tevas rainfall was general in
the southern portion. with q hoavv
shower of ie0 inches at Alice pDhi
is failing alone the Texas coast while
rlondiness continues IN the Interior
THESE conditions favor continued un.
settled weather in This vicinity Tor tho
next 30 hours
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
SAYS COFFEE DRINKERS
HAVE REAL DRUG HABIT
PHYSICIAN DECLARES FOOD Val
ut rs NIL AND PEOPLE USE "
ONLY FOR STIMULATION.

rhat manv people arc slaves ga too
and coffee appears from statement
~ rr g Douglass. ~ porrhcstcr
Mass "TheN no nus distinguish the
difference between trugs and foad In
their rfteet ,,u thc sNstcm
There h. ne suhstituie fot an ON.
shaving arua when thc rffcct III one
tasc has wotn off. another dosc ~ ths
rame drur mus, he taken nf discomfort;
ioliuwA hut II nutrition s wantcd
hundred different inoda VIII supply the
demand With equally satisfactory rc-
suits.
''fea ami coffer aro never takcn be.
capse of ans small nutriilye element
ihes may contain Snme ariuk Them
~ small quantities msrsiy because the
taste Il aFraeahle. ~ az wush down sel
Ia f,i,,d
"An the other hand Il sufficient
quantity " habtunils mkeu sn that
When theN Are discontinued nncon,foit
ah'e s1mptrns follow. then it Is evident
ihet q drug habit has heea raimsSl
ga tor example. gersun hahftuau,
drinks - much cosfcc for brvakfast
thei ga omutlus ID hs rmssaos so,,,e
Trims dWang The forcneon he ma, ~
so down as AN excessive coffcc driuker
~ Y relYinr ON tho stimulation ~ The
dsas, eofteiuc. ard the daily use ~ nr,
dr7ig TN such a purI'osv T. iRnuens
NorE--rhe feed. drink INSTANT
POSTUM while oueh resemhl,ru tire
h'nher grades % Java eeffee IN flaver
ant srpesrsres "a absolutely Tree from
sAe coffee drugs "eaffeinen and tan.
90 Or any other harmf1i ingredient.
Resent desreass 90 coffee sales i very
eeners'ly attributed 20 the ero.siee
American enstevn Of usies Postum al 4
table Sewerage instead 81 seffes-Aa.
NertisenaHt.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH TO
Be ORGANIZED IN CITY
Ssaples Stree, Mission VIII Become
Regularly Organized institution.

40 "a business meeting ~ the rirst
baptist church held last night lettrr.
were grinted Go some nftN member
iur the purpose 90 establishing 4 new,
ehurch 90 TIE Staples street Missiou
A. The meeting 10 tho Flrst Church
h'st night the ministers aud deacuns ~
ne church werr appointed AS she.
ciW committee GO organize the new
church The new otmnisation will he
perfccied tonight at ESQ o'clock
The STAPLES street Mission was cs.
,.nllshed sis wears ago The work
There has grown steadily since fhs,
time aud there viii be more than slxt,
charter members lu ,hc new oreanlsa
ton
The two rap,ist churches viii wors
'n close coonerttnn for TIA progress
~ ne denomination iu the city
AZ nspti~'s ~ me CITY are invitca
io 3" pr"aent 10y ,he organization 20.
niEht
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
rEAcHERs MEEr Al sIaMARk.

tlSMAi'h. oct u The North
lsako'a Educational Association open
~ itrev-say convention here tn,l,,
wAieh was nctahle Cor tho prcminenc.
t ~ VISITORS and speakers p-ess-
aen, y y Sparks II ihv state Coller.
l,'npsNlNann IN Raiph johnson al
"'fArd celleye ana v o Rlair state
,'sff'nitnde"t at iliiaeis VIA aadreas
~" eenNentian 20 night and ton,orre,,
''tor'acw G. r. TRAVIS delivered an.
snNNAi address and spte sap.rlpter.
lNg. '''"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
BOOKLET ADVERTISING kUECES
COUNTY NOW WITH PRINTERS
Neatly ArrsNaed Booklet Is 20 exploi,
Agricultural Advantages Of the
County.

Snetoi1u Arthur n thc Commercial
.Cluh has prepared reading matter to
Ire atnuunf ~ about la0o words a. hc
used bon Il descriptive hoohlct 81 Cow
pes rnrl~tt aud Nuec.s counts Whirh
viii take ap the resources ~ both
subjects as whole. ana uut as l
pait which watts tno pnrposr &C tho
torlisi rcsofi hoos ISSUED durins ihc
summon
fhc book, copy Cor which has altead,
SUM- Go ,hy prirtrrS Is Divided inin
two sectlnns. onr oarfcrning JarpDy
CHRISTI anh the athcr Nnects county
fhv business commercial tourist and
resort aspects 90 Corpcs Christi are
told 40 ihs city srVtiop. and the agri .
cultural possibilities accompanied hv
views. consume most 1T thu SPACE n
ihe county section. athough some
SPACE IN siNcn So llohatowh. bishop and
other towr- in thr c,,uniy
The prietinr 30 this hook was rcrrrt
y authorised hf Aiayof Miller. who h.
chairman 70 the ruhllclt, committee
90 thc club. and the dccision arose
from thv constant dsmagd tor csm
pschensiNe utCraturt cuuccruine 40,
WIS and counN. which appears several
times daily. Boa letters reccivrd Win
lHe eNcrriivn of the summer tourist
hoNh ard sc,vral minor nhamrlsis
me seofotar, WIS erraiN handicapped
when Do wishsd io comisA falN With
i1r ropncsif ~ ngnircfs. and ass pr.ni 4.
'Ns 80 THIS ee''k flH sugh a want
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
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lyric oLEU cum

ANNlA VIII llAbi
cnnrcrntng ihe l.sfie siar cinh that
a. 90 appear at the liiah suhnol Audi
tniium tomorrow nndor tho auspices
,i lhe Young Msan plhir class 80 the
lirst Methodist Church the Stn An-
tonic ENpfcss Nesterda, had the fol.
ioning Ca saN
- confederation 80 harmon, and hn.
rof characterized tho opening nunbei
"a thc htptm cnu.s under the ava.
snlces n the Ynnne wuinrn'a Chtistitn
Association in TIE sssntiatlans aHdi
lorluu last nlah when the iyfit nslt
Vuaitvi save "a Nsfied ars entertaining
nruatam The combined pielndy ~ thr
voices 81 TIE singers ARD tho variety
~ their selections save The pfasism
aietinetncss. Every number WAS Sac
oinuaN epplauded
"a franrc "a tho rfnaram was IN,
piano playine ~ Matthew Howard
who ranr the haflioue pats Ut ths
quartet M Howard PLAYED a wcnai
iin u.fiA Ia Lud~M Sehvur ana ~.
sponacd with an ontorr rs pisvlna "a,
feNtci from LneiA with his iefl hand
fnr . recond encore he platca ths
.iioaary with his own Arranesm.ut
him eai ~ tho GLASS Of plan,sts osdln.
ailN hrari in eoncert work
81 1. 0eosee hasso sanr th.
"Nrnourer" sons ffpm gohln Heod lli,
wide ianro ana dfcn tones made thi.
puusnailN difnyuii seloctior one Il IN,
most eninNed on lhe nr0agsm
AmunR che quartz, selrtNonS " BIOL
wcre hest sppFeristra we've the Agn
t"ffupicd Sersnada' ~Isrrcso ,f Ia,
Nlrht" pa-o1y nn nNlarch,as
fhfourh uegria and lhe -Ol,
Fnmeh ssviis TIE ,olccs w,n Mel
hessnced ana rleh nai meiloN. IN
'r'sa,sllsS u The SINGERS was Ne,
shown ~ ne ola 1sfmsn teachlng soar
which Featured lhs hum, mus ~shooi
rem numbers az the ,iose ~ tao I'M.
s4sm
m mas pfcwn Yves we'll rarriVo,
WIN vs. si',riav 81 ''Hathl,cn Alaxenr.
reenr and "Mpih~F Marfcpe ~ nns.
ecSHeu a hrlc tenor voice thar makcs
" r. sweetness what il lacks in III
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Eight years later. miriam bla msr-
riea frdef Tumshy g. ueh ranch owe
90 in Ari1ana a little BOY bias made
their happiness complete and wlth Der
old friends AIrsH md i'H0 hei shr
has sil her heart Wishes trduf Hnd
HAn Unaaf ure onusinH and "nT diii
q letter ls hrousin go bin trling hifn
Of a visit 90 itIu. wHn "a hrinH aeni
on secret mission fo America hi TOO
gzaf. ia i0qk into COLONY h"tira h'
Alsais itan Arrives aud fcdof brings
him hamt g. Stay with be- hippf
family ivan and MIflfm meet ihrl
rNroGul1y sach other and Hli ief nip-
nlnaas r. gone Nln continues tu
bother hof. nnd lne das fcior hnF-
INK fu goo 90 fhe tiilsee f1r Huppiea
tells Miriam that % viii be- imrussihie
fuf him Cos return until after midnight
Ivan writsa Miaam iettcr telling her
she hIH 10 leave win him Otherwise
he win cspnHr hrr un hNr hushann
Miriam comes fo ivan lui hess hm 90
SEQ away aud lfnir her Hlane ih'ft
is 10 hia scsne hefwren them Hnd De-
demands thn She irnpr Win htin
otherwise he wlu fH is nO SAYS Miriam
,.,., ~, ,.t..t, Ia .lr. ...ioet Nfnm
t.,i. r.et..l ,,,a l.,.h.I en.. fa tirtts
tf. 80. +. III. I.e. ,ri t,ila t.cu
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t't,t'. Ga. Il. ans. b, .s,. le.plas
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
THREADS OF DESTINY" WITH
EVELYN THAW AT AhUSU
NOTED ACTRESS TO APPEAR IN
CORPUS CHRISTI TOMORROW AT
AMUsu THEATRE IN FIVE ACT
LUBIs FEATURE FILM, PRO
HoUHcEo ONE or TAE GREAT
EST PICTURES EVER PRODUCED

What premises "a b. CSC n tht
Frsafrat motion tirfurfs ever SHOWN lni
corpus Christi sill b. Threads ~.
DESTINY. a fifs reel feline film with
b. eltn Ns~hii ThnN ln she ieaainF
fols. "a ths Amsiu ihfaife TOMORROW
afternoon ana night Thf film ls pre-
aontod hy TIE General ilim g. lnpsni
and ia pronounced fusiu's master.
picas
Evelyn Thaw viii pisy ,he ieadinr
role. Miriam Gf4nesNst snd Ia d cat
ford the paft u feanf Tainskf 0fhsf
fafoslff actors te apiesf in tnF east
Include BERNARD + isei NaFgsfsi hiH.
yer Iohu smiley Mildred eregnfs
f,farci William Thtw and 4anS aihnrs
Ths mor follows
lssn nnssaea. rbitf ~ ihr secret
pdiirf af Hu--ia infIfss mssturr. of
tho Jews snd those INST are mot aiil'ii
he has esiiSI AmonFi the bomber
b. Ola isaac gfunstrin whose ftfHiit lH
hiiicd bot ore little Miriam. aud ht'
places her BIO q convent 90 he reared
isaas g. seri fa sH~ri1 hard WORK
and ses soon icii aH him His Hld bones
cannot eagiY tho lo1d ~ Nfe Anf luuEer.
ht fns fnd ihe Vhias ~ the Hrsel
guards rthrui ulafe Asm $50 AI.t Co.
In. ~, p..a,l ,sl,,oi,, d, ...t.n. ri,i
~. nam ,.b,t.ir. M. o..ar Ia man
sea COOS a. M. res.ue urr ge.,nel
,fiss. ~ tne li,ut.nani in ernfs. Of
5,. ,a..,rte ,oneaa linn fa Shame ind
.. orders MIN taken a. has uhari tna
...f.,, 4,,.g ~, gi,.. IA roto A.. Rachel
~. ,,t.. a, ~ g..urttet lf 80. }. ti.t,
.,.,,ab a. So oYt 40 siberia fsnu
4...,.t oh..a strd d. now ln nor
t.tl, ,.a, a,.ll.. A.. anna ner ID. th..
roe,.rt and hatr bet hroneht nnne
,ti,i,r, amor mans b.sft ran.lne
s..e,,s l...t,,..n ~, ueh,.i obum. ana
49, Good -t.t.,. i,..,. f.r h.+ u.,,
b.m, ,,.t,r. .,,te,slnr th.t - h.at.
,,f,'l q. g.,.o hi, .ra Kan m..l.s her
nla miatreas psshoi shapiro Us ipyed
le Alesia Nptah. who o. p l.innfe anf
Boz he commisHrq lirHn.tmrft tlsN
has fenisnsd h.H commission l1 thr
iiuHsiin Army and drrllcs tu l.ln his
brother m America $50 WISHES tn
fuhr hls sweetheart win hlm sni a,.
0nfilnnlN hr dpairna pHrkins Otsr
ana nHrlnN nsf boz o. with tIr nld.
~ ID gau uf hls ienda sho mlte
har oarape At iha ond nf brr 3d. ruc,
gafhp irlis AlctIs ot fbe mraa. ne tn|
Miriam from aid isaac and sn. IeaNcH
Doe deliver atns She .s niei Pos nurtt
~ goesneks ANA refuses f0 ten hrr
destination. aud ,sh,ue be- hn. rrmr.
ffam. ls ssarrhrd aud tine uhr b. fslnd|
no nor which hsrbofs fhn nr4ana. ffain
nia ts,hr ta hla d4nshtsr miriam Hndl
,ftaf repeated oinimnnda 60 np n IL
aud her refusal she D. hr,ne a.Ierel.
v,l.irn.a .shen Anrlam who Is aitt fnr
h.r commend the, Hssiet and ,slth rI
ren,tn,,na LII. aanas Thorn nn their|
lott Aurttn l.ayrs IRON, ua.h thlf'
Me- h,a I, r,.ssaec nom hof fsih,- nni
...nlns 49,. ttN, fia.its, atvaa 49, h.f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION

q A. AicDorvsi travelling man ~
San Francisco. was among iYose regis
terinr az the Nusfss hotel last nieht
Fred vs. Dawson NJ Robstown was
ln tHe city yesterday.
James :. NAYS ~ Dallas was among
those arriving a, the Horne Apartments
yesterday.
A = Gonzales. ~ san Antonio u 10
Corpus Christi on a Few DAYS business
,rsp. aud j. rayins ai me Horne Apari b
fnenie.
% D Cutchsr ~ Fort Worth repre-
ssntina swift a Company. WAS q sisltnr
at the local office u that conc"fn yes
iefdaF ~ witch g. e. Womuch ~
manager
John n paarsu u Mercedes WIS b
pnsiness visitor in Corpus Christi yes-
ierday
ia Iluier prominent rcii estate
dealer 0f R0nstown was DO he ciii
Yesterday Registered az the state boz
tel
SHERIFF Amador Cara ~ San plero
was in fho cifs yesterday
Louis = wens cashier Of the Cor
nus Cnusu NafnnA Bank raves iaday
for Dallas tn attend special called
msetine ~ the Tevas Nfnkers Assoc
citation Co boz held tomorrow.
WIN ~ nreenhcrs lefi Yesterday for
Dallas 90 attend the state Fair
Mrs W Parrish aud Miss Cassie
woods ~ iienfi-tia are visitors n
the eity stopping 10 the Nue,es.
a. u Creah, W Wertz b. Boz ,hc cify
on business uip arriving yesterday
morning
% Grant white - San Antonio WAS
among the arrivals at the Nueccs
paui G. Nlleret. ~ Austin. state
hank examiner WAS Boa the ciy }es-
,erday
Ike Freed and @ S Sachs ~ Houston
registered yesterday az fhc Nueses
Mr and Mrs e. D. Heath leave co.
DAY for n1ilns Coz attend Che state Fair
They expect ln Doe sbsent from thr
e.ts for tine remainder Ot che weeA
Mr ard Mr IS % llml hove roe
turned from % weeks tup sponi ir
fou Wurtf and bllns
r. O. Aavh'W. - former business man
NJ tnw .itF now residins in san An
teuin is here en short hnsin'~g trir
arriving Yesterday morning While &c.
fhe rii, Dee is the guest 10 his brother
s. a. Mathew
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Corn russtay morning 80 Mr. srd
Mia' walter newman Nt iiia Third
s,tyrt daueh1er
Tho Gulf cost, Fuei sapply Com
.lny lh ihe Wme ~ Now Corpus
h'isn lpaninoaa tlrm tl WlAlherb Is
.nHnor uua nnnnnufra tnni hls finn
N handl" wuNd in Ali Nlaca ana aN
frtdoa ~ caul NNfAa W thN cumpan,
hrr iuoalrd "a the cnrnpr of Gao ana
t'Vaidr aud uill mlifuad TRACKS.
Tho Al,rueian Club viii meet this
eiternpou with MtH, ! " linWman. nf
hor home nn North iirAgh lustrnh of
With Mrs " Mccnilonph az pro,iaunlf
annouHCod.
One Of the hes, wlndsw dinplays az.
ranged lncAtls for mAny months has
hcen arranged bN y a. TANNER window
decorator isr N. ilchtonatein ana Soae
department store Tho hiN front wlh-
dow uf The ataFr farins NhapArfhl
p,rrrt n entirely devoted GO Is srlcndid
dieplaN ~ itWlH Nhpn Shores handled
oNclmslNcly in this cay hs licwen
steins
Tho regular weekly meeting Of the
edirestura " the Commercial Club er.
r6 tonight AZ 5 n'cinvk m the ciuh
Iefrs Nt 'onlHhts meetins D. a.
,thlmpers, chairnhn OF shr entertain
meDt eoamislee vii lcl ~ he eaCt
sess that has Attenaed hiss committee
Va securing reservations foF the lonsl
sra banquet which Is planned fof next
Tueaslny evening ee the Commercial
Club
z. ~ Allies superintendent Of the 81.
tuiishlc Company. ana the man who has
nctiv'ls aupesintcudcd tho cons,ieie-
ton "a ten miles " street nAVtHn le This
sity duflng ihe 9ast year viii he toast
innHter az the luncheon ~ the Rotary
club today nonn al the Nncces Speak
ets wsn he E a. Ferrcl who viii dls
casa Telephony aud ) 4 McConk
The School a. business lnsliWtoa
County Clerk Lutur yesterday isrued
marriage license % Il a Bovine and
Aflea herha y. Chalmers the fomoi
resident AZ this city ana ghr batter
~ Rockpoft
Two espoa % dissurhlna the psses
MsIe sIlel hgfqra lu.lse WhrlAn % tbs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Tho Al,rurian Club viii mees this
eisernuon with Msa, w. nnwman. uf
hcr home nn NNth iieaeh, lustrnh of
With Mrs v Mccniiouph az prrNiaunlf
announced
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
HEAD AND NOSE
STOPPED FROM A
COLD? TRY THIS!
~pApE's COLD COMPOUND" ENos
SEVERE coLO6 on GRIPPE
IN A FEW HOURS.

Your cold viii break and nil sTipDe
miser, end after taking dpse %
'fapTs rold r.fnpuuni' every t~v
hours uniii three dos.s arc taken.
u promptly opens cineeedsup nosifiis
and air psssa ges in the head stops
nastt diashatge ~ nose running. re-
lieeea aich headache duilneas feferish-
mess ssfe throat. sneczinF SORENESS
aud stiffness
Don't niny ffufsea up' our blowing
and snnfnnFi faHe fuur fhfohhi"s
head noininE else in the world gives
such prompt relief az "iaprs toid
Compound. which costs oriy - cents
ai ans drfp STORE a acts without 49,
siatance. TASTES nice sna causes 90 M
convenience. Acc,uf n0 sHhaututs
AdYeftissmant
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

County Clerk Lassr yesterday issusd
y marriage license to 1, a. bovine and
aflea herha n Chalmers the former
a resident AZ this city ana thr ht,er
~ Rockpoft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

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Frnnsvlv1riH has eore irfa behind.
,he ss'e nTneiice in anticipation q ,hc
big ssmeS IN come
N'hem Sr9nsy oran and Sr,i,h
''f'n tho br~"s' ssHad o. f,rst-strirr
sriHries Harvard has had IN severs,
years
Russell Ncurse lIaryanis is0S cen.
Yer rush Is we7slng out with the If,r.
ward varsity squad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-22
DR.. Brady's Health Talks
IS ALCOHOL A MEDICINE.

Drugs are prescribed in the treat
mcnt of disease. according to distinct
lines OF reasoning. First and more
primitive is the empirical way. BY the
empirical use of drugs is meant simpIy
giving medicine which has been tried
IN purely experimental way by many
practitioners for years pack and proved
etncac!ous or presumably eficacious.
Quinine. as a>remedy for malaria is the
type of empirical remedies. Quinine
was accidentally found to cure malaria
Long i a,i before the cause OF malarIa was
guinine cures malaria, though we be :
lieve it. is a cure. TO say II DESTROYS
the malarial parasite in the blood is
n, enough, for We can hardly admin
blood. = ''
The. second line Of reasoning en-
pl9Iy re, In the selection OF remedies is
administering n drug which will pro
duce some definite Physiological effect
we prescribe caffeine Or codiene or bel
tlaaonna or ergot, we have definite end
in vieW,, and we do not prescribe II
some ono else has given
y to patients who had the same Illness.
II Is rational treatment TO administer