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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
If CONSTlpATtD OR
BILIOUS "cASCAUfTS'
soH SICK sGAoAcHE. SOUR SION
bcf. SLUGGISH LiyEH
AND BOWELS

nef io.esnt box
Tske Casasref tonight 90 risnnss
ynns Lives. Fionaeh ara ilswsls. ara
yea ~lii sarsiy fea grsa, ~ mefhfnf
You men and sonssn pht have ed
ache. esste5 tongue. c4nt -i.s, -fs
niiieus rsrsoas. upset, iipfhsTec vlit
Z sieA. rassY. Slsofisfa4 fieins,h. o.
have saesashs end ftsi 90 vofn ei'
Are Yet kespirT Ynar -wef ciefn
rifh Cascareis 20 merely frfiHR r
passa reway even fev dagt afh siits
rafhartie pfis ~ ester 90
csscarsts ipmfliateif eismee 90
regulate ths stomach fsinute ihe sauf
anmfssttd cod fsfmtsfiiiE fs-l ant
foui gases. tsE. the esss ~ lIie fsin
the iltsr afa carr ~ the ronsiilafed
vnsfs matter nnd puarr num ihe
a.i-t irss ard tWels
Isnsmiisr tnrcare frn'rIr rHi
stsighirn ysl 1ui 5 faauini a
10 ~ 10Y fruan rrur r-s ri nnFs n.
h.anhF bossl action Is clear bead
ana rfserfuirrss f1f months i'fn't
fofesi ihg ehiiifen Adtsri iss1lent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
TODAY FINAL ENTRY DATE
No Ue,r,sa co. GuN Coast ns,,sr as
b,ss Contest VIII Bs Ne
es,vsd After rodsy.

AFTER ,odr no addnonhl entries
fur ihc 0on Coast nettor lmnIes con
nDst Wln br rrarlNei Ary letle
mailed tuda, however from am post.
afnce enclosing an entr, NI hr fs
Ocissi and fhc haty entered 10 thr
Fo.tmafk shs~s ina, 90 eas mailed
tida1 ths contest Boz ta ne nrl 3D.
ihr basement of the lirst Mrlhaaisi
ehurh this ciu un lanuar -6 g.
aud gs
Already there arr several hundred
entries and th,re ere Fl, MANY tl
sanro Preparations On bc invade fal
tbe contest. that lt be- neeesatrv ihai
ihr enuy imh rs closed in adnnl,
~ thst reason trda, has rern dc.
tcunined upon ss thc nnal Gas of en
tr,.
rhe OUT C,sai Wettrf Nnhlsa tun.
test is nnt IA reanN show but lt b.
rather % .sie,i ihc btst iahiss IN,
ifalN phs sltians of Corpus g'hrist
WIN make enc trsts whleh win b. e.,
,"F,iei ~ q cosnmttfee 81 lncai riui
wumen Hnd she Rwsrfine ~ rrifs'
ali hs hs rrpt.scntsttrs If the TIES
a. vnNvrHiD
lotsrr enter the hahN b,is,. II So,
hHtc nni airs8a, aopc TO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
Ars~sr u csaneil

Nepn ing AZ fhss communication enc
rnunril uuan.mousl, patsrd thc foiiow
ina resolution Whirh was effcrcd las
Commissioner Sutherland
~rh,t enc rropcrai NJ frcrhmn
sherman Moore and others relative o.
,hr Oilng ln ~ water tots ava the
ends 10 certain spesiued streets b.
hni sr,eptoa or granted until ruch
tlme VA thc pfop.N oNEers shtU us an
lpalfun'.nt b. ~uunv lessll, crd- "a
ihr ciis rf Corpus christi aN risht
tiie and lntrfcst that lhe, nave be-
and Co the water FRONT ~ said bots i,e
,end The $50 foot line fnet To- ts
them provided however thsi Ihis 0,s.
slon rhall no' affect their risAis O.
rlsim an, aaditinnai land bs,ond ~,
ise goot unr in Nse manncr with hrf
water loi claimants io BE- con,v, 81,
Ca the said claimants hS the cliv un
der ihr rimon rltn ~ aus modirfa
tlnn ihcFcof Nhen suth plah IA pvi
into execution upon che eesa'm D.,
ihem to the city of an rights unaer 'ss
fimon pan. or am me'ua.ailpn inrte.
nf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
GOOD ROADS ELECTION TODAY
yo,ss. % RobssoNa Good aasds Ola.
triet VII Vote on t25ooo0
nont issue

roday voters ~ ne iiousiuwu de
ul.t viii vote on whether or uai
bonds lu the sum Df ESQ 600 ehhIi
be- authorized f1r the p1rpnse % ron
STRUGGLING system %, modern gnpd
roads throughout ths district ih"
nobstoan d.stuet .s ONE ~ enc largest
in Sus..a cnuny sna BE- Is eHimHiei
that there Nui be- goo of more votes
cast m toiinfs election Apparently.
to 100 Indications ihe hHai iafae Hi
carry BOZ "a substantial majority
A. stated iu emo DfiiDr HtNrfl
nouihs aro Nneesa s01nn haf been
a., sled ln to nine good roads iiaif..is
b. me county commissioner court
$40 be- 81 Optional vub carh hsfff,
whether 90 DOT sopd r0ada bonds af'
toted aad the roads lfe hnif A.
ready rishnp diatfiet hts voted ii1n
900 houda for good roads purpoars an'
the roads a.. nov hoinF Constructed
.Nith the nonstuvn eiecU.r af t0dnl
snd nthor DISTRICTS io hold ele0tohr
shortly. a be- quite prnlnhls ihai $500
600 nf more viii he spent LOB Ngscrf
county ihis year Or Enoa roadn
in iadsVs el-sii"n st Nnnstovu ni
guHufiet Writer'S af ilai icar who trf
nfopr-ty. tANp.Vaia Dan lnulclpete ln
,Hs sl,ruan " p noe nrcessar, fhll
,re pau ttxcs ~ ists ns 9sd ln ordfl
~ vote w this election
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
COURT APpO|NTEES RESIGN; ASK
THAT DUVAL COMMISSIONERS COURT
APPOINT EXPERT TO AUDIT BOOKS
Judge Hopkins At San Diego Received The
Report And Recommended That The
Suggestion Be Complied With

presented to ~ Cummissionfrs Court
81 pnlal county ~ shelf nssf fssuiaf
nasstihg wiin ihs rerqmmsuda ZION
ihaf ihs suEgstiior eoniaihfl in ~
report he complied uiih
MONEY Tor Audit
- stated 30 tfs caller ffissy far
payers - u0yAi sounff nave raised
hy subscription apprusimaisi, isoea
81 pas for 20 audit ~ ihs hooks ~
an erytfi a1fsunttni. and ~ q Las
sisf ons n me hea,iss, taxpayers ~
enc seuaii has sefT~i o. paY p~fsst
clio shf rsi,iiHanal fuuds ihei mhf b.
needed fof ihis aadii 1As asnsrs
ta this petition nsHiHH ~ fhe nual'
aiats that ne eudu ~ experts vii
not D0fi tits epaa,, = e.nt
W 20 Commissioner
The ariinn ~ District 4ndFo ii0p
sins "a ihs three srminlus-ta~n snf
~ ne psfliioulns Taxpayers new puts
BE- uu" a. me c0HHtY commissioner
seun 10 pHtai county - o. Nhether
bel Dot ihf hDoks shall 3D. audited hf
expert arcpunmnis. ana ihe acton nf
ihai court VIII Boz awaited sith lnter
80 throughout an south Texas
in ashine f1f an audit. Ea e. has.
seer and other property owners af
icFcd thtt ihe he0ss had not been aud
ted fuf thr pasi d year.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
Baby's(
UnicEgtI

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Mothers Friend i recommended
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the thousands Of endorsements re-
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
LATE rARkET QUOTATIONS
seteH Fst0rss uechns srets IN
eesNasd--cs,sis s,rere, Asss
Weak a, Fsrs wsrth

hNitr WORTH reN, dan. ls
>''is'e Recelp,s geoei ssrens A. Ten
cents h,gher beef ssesrs see 70 lsa
llcss Reccipts asoa ~'cak az tSis
90 $40
80 sheep
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17

KANSAS CRY, Jan Is -liOxs Re.
Selrls skee market nVe Ga ten seats
lower; holk 10 sales $3.50 70 Sse
Cattle Receipts SO. inyludlng zoo
sonshsFns, market steady. southern
steers ssee "a Sse
sheer Rc.eclpls sss gsssgkrt steae,
hmhs ssAs - SIS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
PROPOSAL OF WATER LOT OWNERS
TURNED DOWN BY THE COUNCIL
Freeborn, Sherman And Others Desire To Fill
Ends OF Certain Streets

"ln ersih,Jauon ~ pfuHusiln o.
lne srlnfcd ID thr ~ atthnrlgua o.
thos' parties iQ build huithruls asfnss
s1id attoot ends ,hsse paty's ~1u o,-
tend thr pulkhcadf. VII tds rHs' go
peNe 90 conairVoi plrosf ihe eri' of
sali streets pa pfoisan' fe tlnt lnr
hulbhenda Win cstrnd frnm 50 l"ai on
tne curnot qt water block four. m 1
continuous limo arfnsa l.hNfturt.
srhaifci ann i'ouaplrs streets asa ine
intervening. water hlo,ka to th. rnf
~ SOLD tblhnead ai thr eptncr nf
watrr hlah eta said huikhsaaR in ns
rnnstrastsi lag the e"st 81 tho pus
ilea nhhrd and ehrn these parties
nu their own uts enc, VII ~ thelr
nw nesp,nse 600 these prpie, lei Stree,
ends sos 900 same tepih they nn their
oWn loin pfut lied aush utung ean ho
dnnr ii ros' mot to exceed ~ cruts
pu tnhit yard rhg~ iafhes aN'
ALSO ost,ua ihe siorm sewers nn shli
streets oui throurh ths helkhrads ti
inDr uen expense POO ldsi lhe gN
Nll fugnish iho storm sewers tp then'
at the cost af the ciIY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17

a new and lmpofisHt phase n ths
proposed audit ~ 49, bnslAs ~ Dutal
county psee.hird itself yesterday
mofning nf Van uiefn when fhs rom
miiiss 81 three lhat had been 49,
pointed bt Junae W % 1Dptins 81
aads che books. flied win 'he court
q statement asking that fhst be fe4a-
- ffDm the work ana that lustsad
m espef, accountant win ihe ner
sssafY assistants be- employed 9" CO.
ihia Nprh
rne report ~ thia committee whirr
was andfruare 90 uiatur' Judge iicp.
klun stated
We. fhs UNDERSIGNED appointed
as committee 90 auau che hoots
~ putal county represent ana re-
prouuiii saf Chat Ne nnd BE- impnssliie
ia a. this sofk in abe specified iiInf
end ~. lhsfrf'ss sussrsi ihsi ihe
honorable Commissioner count em.
pioY an expert accountant Hiih ia'
necessary assistants io dn this uoi
The report wns HEnod by ~ ~ cohn
Franchise taflo rnlH R1i q
Iiilksy. an thrss members vi abe com
miiieo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17

NEW ORLEANS Dan ie.-Cesiou
sulurcs closed steady Al a net decllne
~ f,,r 90 ei~h, poinis coiton spots
steady and UNCHANGED Aliddnnx ~ -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17

Tho aD epunDh hst rrfufri io HC
lcpt unh,r enc condition. stlpala'gd.
tho proposition nf ln1ehsfu thennnn
and others ihat theS ito allowed to tli
ln ihb ends az Lawrence rroplsH ana
-phatson streets csiendtng cas-, from
the water
Several mnnlhs aFo when prHpnfu
nwners plniminr Waterfront iuia H
ihn has heran hul dins FfeNhwRtrf
structuou at "a rHnt ahnui 900 ie0t
tfun ihr waters riire thr olD n,
cured fium sine dialrirl yuHi au lu.
Junction rssisainlnn sueh property
oWae,s from huuldne susn breah.
water at ihe end ~ mo streets rhi'
Injunction il now tp foirr
10, Owners Proposition
Attorneys fnr irerho,u sherman
"a a. as,etai DAVIS Aso suhadued o.
Ems ciiy ,uuo,ll the folluw'ns ptolH
.iilon
nifn,nsitleh uf Ffoehorn. sherman
sud Maurr Nslflman wcpi Muse ana
thr Nuorrs Hotel Compsn, friatlNe a.
me dlsmlsHal ~ ihf pendirs iniune
i.nn in she cause ol lhc viif ~ Cor
pus Chrsu versus Frcrnofn ana Shcr
man. % az aud in which ihe eariiti
nsmed are eoininol lfom rstsNdns
The Duikhead srfoss che ,nd ~ l.A~
trnce Hrhatsri ami i'rrpr. siferi'
anl relative tn ths proposition tn htNs
,he ats afsnt che PARTIES MANNED tn,
llsh Ia consiraci pukheada actress ths
ends nl ihr streets HaNed aud tih those
pafts ~ thr STREETS ramcd between th'
east line of water streyt ana sai,
hulkneaas ! tcs ,o submit, tho toroN
lpN
~rhr parties namrd nho,r conlr'.
state W thN time fiiltna the wti,i
lots owned ny thvm IN water nia' i'
fear tive and ia. FROM ihe west nli
eg said water aipgkp on water stref
Va distance ~ 80 fees back or east
Wtrsl ,hs filins 60 be- manc fnsn ms
bay side
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
Cubage & Co., Insurance

rhe lsrivklAfrra MaHUnF and rles
icfcgs fnlnn ~ liaseguloWn ~" ha
put ~ aeirnvd Tor wasr pCulo ~
~ cents an hAus effective Apln q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17

Judas Approved Audit,
~ reCslfinH the communication
judge iinpRins ordered Do filed nni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17

An esfermrni has boon reagnmi
shsreiy elsm hours VIII rensu,ut,
a days work far ,srpep,en ln Mon
tfeai afi,f June ! af thia sunr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
WOULD BUILD STORM SEWERS

AT rus rtMC rhE wArGa LOT
OWNERS srArG may INTEND
riLLiHo m rhEin LOfs eUr
$50 rGEr FROM rHn eHoRG
liNC
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17

Has again been inaugura,cd
via the only ION Time"
Route.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
PLANS TO SELL
BIG STEAMERS
TO AMERICANS
Hamburg -AmerlcanLin Considers
Sale of Several Liners

New York, Aug. 15-The HAMBURG
American line announced today it has
under consideration an offer to pur
chase some OF it's steamships in Am
erican waters, valued at twenty mil,
lions. The fleet embraces the great
steamer Vaterland, the largest in the
world. II sold the vessel would fly the
American flag, and would be the first
big acquisition To the American mer-
chant marine.
The company's statement says:
AS the war has forced all Of our
fleet into temporary idleness. and as
We have in American waters steamers
worth more than twenty millions,
bona tide offers for the purchase of
some of them are being considered
Others Of course will not be sold at
any price
No mention is made of the identity
OF the possible purchasers. The com
pany has thirteen vessels tied up at
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
CANAL OPENED;
ANcON is FIRST
BOAT THROUGH
Zone Celebrates Opening of Canal
to Regular Traffic

Panama, Aug. 15.-The canal zon,
celebrated today the opening Of the
canal with festivities The official cell
ebration will occur next spring The
war departments steamship Ancor
was chosen as the first big boat to put
through. With Col. Goethals, President
Porras OF the Panama republic and
many others the Ancon is scheduled "a
leave Christobal on the Atlantic at 9
o'clock and reach the Pacific at this
evening.
The Ancon was fully loaded with a
regular cargo. The several thousand
canal workers enjoSad the holiday
The Ancon PASSED through the Ca
tun locks without n hitch i'm seventy
minutes. The total lit OF these locks
is 50 feet.
To Treat All Nations Alike.
Washington, Aug. 15.-With the
passage through the Panama canal of
the war department liner Ancon, the
great waterway becomes free and
open to all vessels Of commerce and
war OF all nations on terms of entire
equality"
The vessels Of belligerents must
make uninterrupted passage.
1t is possible to put American
through Mt any time
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
PARIS JOURNAL DECLARES, ON
GOOD AUTHORITY, THAT JAPAN
WILL OPEN WAR ON GERMANY

Paris, Aug. 15.-COmmander- in =
chief Sir John French of the British
field army was greeted by a vast
crowd on his arrival at station here
today.
The Petit Journal says il learns "on
unimpeachable authority" that Japan
Move Not Unexpected.
Washington ID. G. Aug. 15.-Japan
is about to declare war on Germany. Ii
is feared that the far east will soon
play an important part i'm the conflict
that is disruptirg Europe.
Official dispatches were received by
the state department from the Ameri-
can embassy in Toxic saying that the
Mikado is about to Join with Great
Britain, France and Russia i'm reducing
the German fortress Of Kiao-Chou.
The information received states that
Japan will undertake the capture of
the kaiser's possessions I'm Shantung
province and Will send ships from her
own navy to re-enforce the dread
naughts of her allies in an attack on
the fortress from the sea.
THIS move was not unexpected, but
il came as a shock Ia officials here. In
il many difficulties are seen for the
United States. VeXatious questions re-
garding American commerce seem inn
minent in case of this violation of the
neutrality of China,
Defense ls Weak
Kiao-Chou is not expected To be n
Port Arthur In the first place, it is
not defended by as large a number of
men as the Russians had at the latter
point; and. in the second place. it was
not protected to any great extent from
the land side prior to the outbreak of
the war.
Since the acquisition of Kiao- Chou
by Germany in 1897 large number of
heavy Krupp guns and field artillery
have been placed in strategic posi-
tons and these, served by well train
ed German marines. undoubtedly viii
do considerable damage TO the assail-
ants.
The German garrison is not more
than 5000 men and there are some
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
cARRANZA NOW PROVISIONAL
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO.

Washington. Aug. 15.-VenustianC
Carranza was named provisional presi-
dent of Mexico in the agreement sign
ed outside of the City Of Mexico by
General Obregon and representatives
of Federal Governor Iturbide. accord
ing to an announcement last night by
the constitutionalist agency here.
Dispatches to Rafael Zubaran, head
of the agency. said the agreement
provided that Carranza should fiji all
offices necessary to conduct the gov
ernment until a general election can
be held.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
THE HIDDEN FLEETS.

The German fleet in falling back be-
fore the British is doubtless in position
to enter the kiel canal. This canal ex-
tends from the EIbe river on the west
to kel on the Baltic side. The fleet
can be rapidly passed through from the
North Sea to the Baltic. or vice versa.
The approach to the kel canal is
deemed impresnabIe. The entire North
German coast on the North Sea side is
defended by works Of great strength,
mounting the heaviest ordinance made
by krupp. Many of the guns are pro
teeted by Gruson turrets, or made at
the Gruson- -werke branch of Krupp.
These Gruson turrets ore impervious
to gunfire. Shots fired at point blank
range by 11o-ton Armstrong guns have
failed to make any impression on Cru
SON plates. These plates are made of
chilled cast iron and vary in thick
ness from three to four feet.
In military circles it is held that no
British commander would be likely TO
place his ship in artillery combat with
guns protected by Gruson turrets, and
il may be safely reckoned that the
German fleet is beyond attack if Il
has withdrawn to waters protected by
the German North Sea coast defense.
II the British fleet is to make sure
Of meeting the German fleet, either in
the Baltic or North Sea, then it must
divide, as between the North Sea and
the Baltic. To reach the Baltic means
a eircutous passage by way of the
North Of Denmark, through the straits
known as the skaeer Rack, the Catte.
gat and the Sound.
A fleet bottled up, as il is popularity
termed, is always fleet that must be
bockaded, watched and before which
there has to be maintained superior
numerical strength. This means that
fewer British ships will be available
TO seour the seas and carry on opera
tions in distant waters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
NEW LINE TO SPAIN.
Monthly Sailines From Galveston,
Texas, Soon To Beain.

Galveston. Texas. Aug. IA new
steamship line. with regular monthly
sailings between Galveston and Bar
celona, is to be inaugurated the lat
ter part OF September or the early
part of October. 1t is the Perez line
under the Spanish flag and the first
ship to visit this port will he the Emil
liza $. de Perez. a ship of 1851 tons
with cotton carrying capacity of
10000 bales. The line is already in
the Gulf trade. the ships calling at
New Orleans and with its entering
Galveston this port will have three di-
rect lines of steamships To Barcelona.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
KAISER'S WAR TRAIN
is WELL EQUIPPED

London, Aug. 15.-German refugees
say the emperor's war train consists
of dining car and sleeping and sa-
loon cars, added To which are well fit
ted boxes for his majesty's chargers
and automobile. The train carries ex-
pert telegraphers and is preceded and
followed by armored trains. Among
the equipment is a small tent to be
pitched on the field whenever the en-
peror deems it expedient to share the
hard simple life of the troops.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
OVER SEVEN MILLION
CLIMBED ALPS IN 1918.

Geneva. Aug. 15-More than $500, 900
persons climbed the Alps by funicular
railways last year, according to sta
tistics just published. There are now
IS of these mountain railways. and
the authorities have before them de-
mans for seven more. If this contin-
ues, every Alp will have it's funicular
i'm the future
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
GERMAN COMMANDER
AT LIEGE is DEAD

London, Aug. 1.-THE Telegraphs
BRUSSELS dispatch says the death of
General Won Emlich, the German COM
mander at Liegc. is confirmed. He
will be succeeded by General Won Der
Marwitz.
otto Won Emmich was &c. He join
ed the army as a volunteer i'm 1866 and
two years water was promoted to a
lieutenancy. He took part in the
Franco-P Prussian war in 1901, and
became n major general in 1901. When
appointed To command the tenth army
corps he was made a general.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
WILSON AGAINST PLAN
TO FLOAT WAR LOAN.

Washington, Aug. 15.-President
Wilson today formally disapproved the
plan of American bankers floating
loans in the United States for the
benefit of the belligerent countries Of
Europe, but he has no objections to
loans to neutral countries.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
PoTTERlES IN U. S. BUSY.
Shipments From Europe Decrease
Many Plants Reopen.

East Liverpool, o., Aug. 15.--With
war in Great Britain, France Ger
many and Austria, there is every rca =
son to believe that the imports of
class and pottery products from those
countries into the United States will
be materially decreased from now un-
I'll the end Of the war; Possibility eX-
lists also that the demand for the do
nestle lines Of pottery and glass will
become greater i'm the meantime. All
of the pottcries and glass table ware
factories in Western Pennsylvania
Ohio and West Virginia have resumed
operations and they have orders
booked that will keep them busy well
into 1915.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
PRICE INQUIRY IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE federal grand
jury, now sitting. win be the me-
dunn for the Chicago inquiry into pros
ent war time prices of foodstuffs. Cut
meats at wholesale were unchanged to-
day. but the packers said the tone was
easier.