davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
d]iroc'I, with the main lines of tn,

u b. announced that the 1--WE years.
task OF deepening and widening NJ tho
Bultic-N North sea car a so as 20 accom-
moddtc the largest battloships VIII De
practically completed by 'Kicl WccE.
tho latter part OF this month.
The locks at the two ends. which dc
not raise the water level but simply
serve to prevent tidal currents. have
been greatly enlarged and now cN-
cecd the dimensions of tho Panama
locks.
Tho new width of the canal is 33g
feet and III depth Is 30 feet. At four
points the width Will oc such that IN,
largest warships can easily urn
around in it ana reverse their curse
nus enabling them 20 obey ans sud
den change Of orders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

The little village of Crina. near
Bitterhcld. has risen 10 distinction ~
an official survey showing IL 90 De the
geographical center OF tho German
empire. The village proposes to act
no "a monument to proclaim the fact.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

Cardinals. q: phnncs. :.

score. a. H. D.
81 Louis ....o0g 600 COZ o-t . .
Philadelphia 100 OOi on ID 30
Batteries Doak. Griuer. Sallcc and
snyder. Alexander, Mayer and KIM.
-loI. Hurna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
Boston. o; 81. Louis. &.


~ H. y.
Washington 100 100 GOO . /
Cleveland ....Ol0 022 O2x-7 ~ %
Batteries: shaw aud Ainsmith:
COllamorc and O'NciI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

The RclchstnE has sustained me
colonial authorities la their recent dis
possession of the ncgrocs ut puala,
the chief port Of the German colony
of kamerun. IN Africa. in order Go
make a modern sanitary city there.
The protest from the NEGROES Was 90
nrst received iu Germany sympathetic
ally but Dr. Solf secretary for the
colonies. made uch a convincing de-
Tense of the proceedings that tine
Krichstag passed the appropriations
called for hy a large majority. only
The socialists voting against them
Another phase OF the controversy
has arisen. Recently the German cole
ouial government arrested Rudolf Rcii.
chief of the Dualas, on q charge OF
treason n b. alleged that he went
into the interior 90 foment mn upris-
ing AGAINST the Germans with u view
to attaching kameruu 20 the adjacent
English colony Of Niagara. IN cone
noction with this AFFAIR another rrregt
has just cen made o. Berlin. s ma
tive. sent by the Dualas to Germany To-
present their case 10 the Reichstag,
has been sent 20 prison. ANA 10 Is uu-
dorst0od ne viii hc sent back fo
kamcruu for trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

S
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. q. no-,on. :.

thi'ago, 3. i%iostou. =.
Morning same 49, a. p
chicago ......01i OOI 0UU-3 y p
Boston ......a U8 ugu uON-N e .
Batteries label. Uumphries and
~BroFrltan. Htrgrotc. Tyler aud
WHALING
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Y. Vt y
New York ...220 oOo 000-i \
Detroit ..... OlO OOG els I2 .
Batteries McHalc. Caldwell and
Nunamakcr. Cavet. Hail, Main and
StunuFe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


score a. ". g.
Cleveland ,... 200 100 00i-t 10
81 Paul .......lO0 600 0sO-8 - z
batteries Lush, kahlcr and Devog'
Hopper walker and Glenn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
lndlanapoIIs. o: MINIMIZE. In.

u II e.
Indianapolis ego OfO O0O- = 4
Milwaukee $50 goo lON-iO Ia 3
Batteries. Schhrdt. Adams aud
Livingston; Hoylik and Hughes.
The day book., 1914-01-28

they had arrived at the threshold of
womanhood model daughters and
misses.
Only one thing troubled Mr.. Whit
man as to the future of Myra and Luz
cile. It began to look as though they
would never marry. From early
childhood they had never been sepa-
rated for so much as single night.
Their. tastes and preferences were
similar. When one smiled, the other
responded. When Myra was moved
to sadness, the sympathizing tears of
Lucille came into evidence. A sort of
delicate telepathy influenced these
gentle spirits when apart at any dis
tance, if even for brief period of
time.
AS they grew up, what one had she
was not satisfied until her beloved
second self possessed its duplicate.
Dresses, ornaments, pets-there
must be natural ownership or one
or both became unhappy.
Two such charming spirits could
not fail to become socially popular
For all that, they gave little encour-
agement to the young men attracted
by their beauty, their social position
and the fact that the indulgent faith
er was of independent means.
There was always some special er-
rand they had for father each day
that he went to business. 1t was de-
light to him to perform these little
services for the loved ones at home.
That morning when he kissed the
young ladies goodbye he had asked
them what especial gifts he should
bring for the coming birthday
"Just bouquet of flowers, papa"
Myra had said sweetly, and Lucille
echoed the request.
"Any special kind?" he asked, with
a mental reservation as to a hand
some ring he had already selected for.
each of them.
ooh, yes" smiled Myra, I'VE want
7 o1,o IN, NT;14 II,ro,, -, -, -,
The day book., 1914-01-28
LOVE IN THE MIST
BY George Elmer Cobb.
L. ~ \

Copyright by WIG. Chapman.)
"a birthday once in four years and
both born on the same day?" observ-
ed Mr.. Dawson, guest of his old
school friend, Abel Whitman, whom
he had not before seen for nearly a
quarter of century.
eyes, Myra and Lucille are twins. l
need not tell you how l love them
and how proud am Of them"
"You have reason to be, my dear
friend. shall be very glad to meet
The day book., 1914-01-28
They Were Alike as Two Roses on
the Same Stem.

the young ladies at their birthday
party tomorrow evening"
Mr.. Whitman went on his way
mindful of the daughters born in leap
year eighteen years agone. They
were as alike as two roses on the
same stem. They had known no
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
INCINfRATOU BIDS WERE
OPENED BY CITY COUNCIL



ttiaf Ter thV garitsr and refuse ir
Ninffater were ogsrutd Ns tht elt, e,.is.
"a 81 special esssioa ,,etstAaA amer
np'n Under iht lAafies t..4ulrerent.
aN hds as NNcf befaft aa award cat
tt made consequently d viii hr ,iihs,
Thursday cr ffiaay tQfurc orc II th,
hids - ateatod
THO eafntFc mslrofator ls "a q,
~ "a capacity io hNrn nac TON of tt..4h
rA.h Aoal anN Is O., nr ls,atsd iu,m,.i.
ait'' wrsi pi thc yty selslc unt
laaa Submitted Ncsivfta, otft as I'll
lows
~ $ winn ard coinlauy ~ san an.
toniN fii $50
NNe.loUes cpmate, Company -
Maeen. sil See
Machine ana sanla, Comians
flAteo
Universal Enelnccupr Company "a
san flaneiaeo tilSs7
nufnstn trcinrrator Compaas as
OhiHhNma riiN. sia 500
fhHmUs q. Born 40 Camus chflati.
siNaso
Ite HfiUrnoon at 1o e'ch,tk revive
erntRtiyes az Toe tetlous eiadlna tlfms
wiu arrrfr heferr thD rauu.u And utii
present thr srNyiai advantages ~ thc
taNeus riarfe tht contract that
vill hr awarded ,il caH for thc ,pu
rlriei hu'fina ani machinery
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
BIG LAND COMPANY
WILL HAVE OFFICES
IN CORPUS CHRISTI
HENRY n. WALLACE, pRs stDgN1
LOCAL GAS COMPANY nAs
PESFEcTEO PLANS
"sl'see Pfesicer, Ne> NiehioAn
isNat Lard Company Capitalized
81 5sh Milton


i+tA9 Naliacr. president ~ a..
Z corpus thrsu cas- Comrany ana q
similar companies iu MaNahathit ani
I Temple. ltSas yesterday advised Il
T. ~ John. his lecal f,lire..ntatI,,
tn"t he BIAS effected the organization
{ Hi "a $500 aeo corporation known a. tha
NiciisAn- itNas lAHa Gs4lafsssst
Mr Wallace with Raymond q al
lohit is nev cnrsutt To- tn.s ciiN f.sm
nc'rvh and Is expected her, earl,
nfNi week lu his statement eutHnine
ihr Wfposc nf the Nichiean. rrNas
i-nd Company Mf Wauass SAYS.
lhe Miehieau .reAas Land Cnm-
ianN ia a. corporation ur.anIlt,l In
N.eh.sau ea October .lst iaII ts
principal office in Nlshlaar ls ia .Nf
Union Trust huiiiius netnt aua its
principal ofnrr in Texas is ai Cnrnns
Christi
itr total authorized tapiml stock be-
100000 al uf which has bccn sab-
scrihrl Gag pas
The corporation wns orsan.rcd eth
purchase lrlsr or otherwise sc0uife.
Anf io own, develop cschhnsr sem IT,
otherwise dispose ot and ta plclsc.
murtgnHc hNpothrclte and deaf lee any
ind nN Ainds uf lands unI v.si vstate
n thc United eates but moro par
ilcuiarls in tho state - Michiean ana
ihc state VI Texas. amt tu develop lm
nfuNc ana operate the same az AGENTS
fr otherwise. aud tn purchase. leart
4r oihcrv lsc acquire and io own. d.
Nc'up exchange. morisaf h,puthr-
ate and dell ben water rshta and o.
develop Improve and operttc the same
iui uflNatun purposes ur ufhefwier.
tnN iH hdili. own au1 orcrite ifr
eHiien DAMS plants and diiehrs anb
'u dn ans and all thsnss naturally ur
necessarily ronncctcd with developing
and opcntns thc .uIrauon hasircfa
ls aseHts or otherwise aud Gas loan
money un lands aa nEeufs 90 othsr.
oisc accepting mortgages or Notes as
evidence thereof
ilour, 81 Wallace il president 20 ihc
COMPANY and a. A SphWHfin HuI
Nasmond q ST. John Vice president
tnd secrvtnrs treasurer respectively
Tho SECOND flo0r SO thc Gas Com
pans huildinE o. bt erected at the
corner of Aubr, and ChsparrI streets
VII Dee occupied AA fhe general ofnccs
~ the Henry 81 Wallace interests
hir Wallace ass demonstrated his
mn in rrNas Pei steadily increasing
his interests in The state ilis conn
pauy nov opefates plants "a Temple
WuNahnchie and Cnunp Chusu la
Tie letter received ~ th, incnl nfflfo
Yesterday Mr. Wallace states thai ho
wll withtn ihe ueNt fcw weeks deoido
au ihc location ~ his nest plant ln
this state That Corpus Christi should
mve been chosen as the iucaioln fur
'he renoral offices FOR These extensive
interests indicates "a larso tath Dos the
future oi thia city
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY WAS CELEBRATED
JOYOUSLY IN THE CITY LAST NIGHT

p7hucally ana hls fellow candidates
together with mauy personal and poo
litical frrpda Then followed some 300
men bearing lighted torches ANA hfins
ng back memories 0f sections " The
pldcn DAVIS when voters celebrated
victories possibly more deliberately
tnuu during modern times Three
bauas BIO line completed the process
sion
Anor Iamdine fhe lcHdiug streets ~
the city ihe parade came to 30 stop 800
Front 81 tho caller hnudIns isrre
short speeches were mad, hy Judge
Timnn Mayor EeN Nicr and HUSH
sutherland
Sir sutherland was asked tn sn'
something about ue Independents
"My mother" mll Air Sutherland
"taaehi me Co never speak unNndly 90
the dead"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
BISHOP DEPUTY
CAUGHT ALLEGED
NEGRO MURDERER
DEPUTY SHERIFF JoE LUCAS An.
SEsrEp NEGRO ,oGNrifiso
AS WANTED MAN.


Deputy S6enCi Doe l.acas q Tlishsp
Yesterday arrested "a ncfrn riyntr hin
rane ~ Juhn Wsih WIN Il sala a oc
w"Nted iu Mharsup o,uaiY in ,..n
uectivn with the murder az white
man those lsss iNccomler rhe Arsra,
evcusfst Ncstsuies nsernine rhe er
XII, whe hal recentl, arrived la snsh
np fism M.Alce r,aiut thar hts uAlnc
was ichn Webb When arrested he
r'uicstcd that he kngw ncthlre ah1at
thr shAfN' afaintt him alid refused to
slyv AaN nfermatiaa ahpng himself
~ Chandler acnuai Twins at
lilshoa who was Twins no IN Campt
IA che time uf fhs eiiceed mnriof Mas
eaiiod sga tdeuiilIrd tht n,Aio "a.
NcNfat Armsirona fuitn~rls in ths rfn
piuY of Uruan tsuntf ihs falhai
ei tht ttad nsan NAlna ihfrr milts
aUuth ui ga Campo
Tho ncEnA finally admitted thii te
was fnm Mnaftuu ehunt, lic stat
od ihHt ,nr nan supposed tu have ncon
murdered had BERN Kicked ln thc hsla
HY mui, ana thNi ihr draa mates
Aieitr and himself he'd caffita iha
hosN in the haaar
nu $50 this loiui AfrusiniuS hglii.c
down and rraucacd an hui nspus,
sheriff iucas ana pt chandler a.
iease thV raun q N aiic4e0 that O.,
ttrr rsHdo "a fNmiltie confession. stat
ing taat be- tiIird she man. Sehulen
nfrs hN hiung him ga ihe hsad Nigh
"a mapi Nmt saAinf that o. sinick in
acif dt4enfo
a BE- ailaFet that Armstrong white
in ihr rmuluY 1T the 9sfuau fsrusr
Hrhulonher hal naae impianrf "a
Yancrf tu the fsrmsts DAUGHTER anl
inat she inli hrt hrsthrf 90 tho mat
tcr Later abe npana is alleged 81. nave
attempted ie easft wet his purpose j.,
forpe end thv Hlas nfoinrF m al.
trnpiiue io rescue hrr wpA hilied
AmrtnnF ~ ahaW ftr f.ri siaht
inehes in heiNhi snd har dsfp acsg
gnier lhe lrtt otc
tr'n thr euefiffs department ~
Wharton Cuunil q VISA learned that IA
reward of three hnnhfcd aoliarH was
afforea fer the apprehension 81 shr
murderer Steps wrre lnimsdiaioi,
taken 20 transfer ths prisoner 10 lhat
county
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
OPERATION OF SOUTH BLUFF
CARS UNDER NEW SCHEDULE
Surtrntendent hesdiey Issues state
msnt 90 South Bluff Patrons
Car linc.

HoNtitlug the 0peratitn 0f street
cer goa south lHun Superintendent
ilrd iieadiuy yesterday Sasi
Since iHr completion ~ che South
hlun laop the cars oluN signs thst
may hr confusing ta some Tho care
mathvi Union dcnOi nnd south llufi
sn ont hy way 81 nniiiuad avenue
and ears MARKED South inuf anN
imHn depot So oli bY way ~ yaFan
,huA street
rs mahes no difference which car
pufpne take ine unlN consideration
neihr thc sher route home aa on car
eo atuund the luur
IAN cars on the SmIth uluu loDi
ARE un i0 minute htadwaN The
nml car ieay,s the tgN nrne stu4s
az 60 20, and nn Al ~ so .. "a"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
GENTRY BROS. CIRCUS IS
IN CORPUS CHRISTI TODAY
Performance VIII Be Given rms A.
ssrnoon and Tonight Good Pss.
i0rmanoss Assured.

Whom tNs average American ID arsh
inN place near fhe HtNe ln Winisi
tnc agents nf SOC hif ienird ehoea $50
Wnfhing niiuairiontlt rnfHaiun affs
fnf The scHHnu "a hirn move pitn rlrul
ibls paT az tns suuntmcut uou8 !.
pnr nlih which fbe pubic b. noi u
miAer a llilp ieuA Into tuat rfannt
ptntfs iutllHaiinH
November maiAs fhs ,ioss ~ tfl
season fuf tented attractions Tie Geo.
iff nfmAsfa an NcN Feature shawa
which win sialt fhiH O,n iu.laA Nhou
ihe inHi whrfi III th' Trains STOP ~
winter luaftefH tho Organization ~
iA' shpH ief she auefeeainE Foanun
11enins
Trainers gsi hust framing new frat.
pfa a ahuNmsn. ehpss iuasmrni hsa
Hecn demonstrated. innce Futs iN
hnHpe So mates 81 asrfn cnbeas
" zoo music hsiia aui vaudeville thfa
t,rs ipf months b. e. ermalpuaf
himwif niih ths netrlilee iliat are des
irhiinF audiences un fhe uinef rlfS
Aftef dr' lIlua which 81 $50 ih4Ha
anir lf acts be- afef vii m.ss delight
fhe American sh1w patton "a nais.
Compartments. Nany perfofmsfn Nhe
bHff pirased royalty. are brought a.
thia country ie hrrnuif "a psrf ~ Gen
lff brothers shpwH
Talh season yruirg lifnihrfs present.
iu addition a. their nHiJa famnss an
'nlai aetDrs ssnre ~ performers thaf
win hf Heru fnse HNaaaa faf ih rflset
fne 81 America gtn'fy nrcihefa AZ
New Feature shows arr iu3eod at
MY ~ t"n zee them her. todHi. you
VIII recognize Them be- nApif puif.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
BISHOpITES RIDE HAND
CAR TO HEAR RETURNS
PARTY WrRE UNABLE 10 GER
PASSENGER rRflN TO con
pUs CHRISTI.

tmuH band ear f0r tmnspoi tation
Boa ileu ~ passenger trHin al that time
NOT nnnns parts ~ "a dozen lilsh
upitcs came over io Corpus haas niehi
tu receive election returns &C. Tho can.
So offiec Upon rearhinE cepua ihe
entire puriN wac much riatrd az thr
ofsrwhelming success ~ the p,mu-
afaiic ticket Amnug tht party wrro
inn q Bartlett commissioner elect
Pert s. klndrr M p Elliott d.
e. storY a. n AuplehN 81 V iiail
c Nncml0na i ~ shaver ~ %
apfm q lachroH AND D. W pal-
IuII
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
PERSONAL MENTION

sr.- s.ortsomer ana daushtcr Of
49,. .saos are sucsts 81 the Horne
. ~, Lindsay and = IS firsa,,
s.ss, Texas were among yes-
~ arrivals 80 the state.
~ ~ a. aayl.ss ~ birmingham
~ Nofpus christi ora business.
''sis'erea ar the Nucccs.
~, n'fpe 81 Dallas Is spending
ss,. n Corpus Christi. stopplng
~ 49, ~ Eockport was In COZ
A'''su Yesterday.
=, 49,. is'hn. business man q
ias,-s. was in Corpus Christi
- Fesistfrne al ne state
~, ovens lefi last night on a
--.- tTlp % san Antonio.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
PAT Il. WATTS WITHDRAWS
FROM ELECTRICAL CONCERN
Announces Tia, Ne VIII Engage IN
Retail Produce Business

r. 81 Waus who for the post three
yoafs has hesn an active m'mbcr ~
me Turner watts Electric Go has
Withdrawn from that firm aua VIII
open 40 sla starr street ibis vrrh
n~h and esai.r and produce mafkef
\ nrat ana sanitary m1rkci snfh
aF Mr. watts proposes a. Hp'rftn
with q prmp, delivery service eli
meet with the approval
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

New YORK. D. ionkine forward ip fhf
Leach Gross -Giitert Nanant boot siai
I'd far NoY i7ih Cross has STRAIT
deal ai stake and wiii make fghi Tor
lost laurcr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

rlii taxes for the year 1914 arr nov
aur ami pa,aelo "a ms oftito 81 ~,
city Secretary
ais D. MuiHFan city Secretary
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

Tie Model shos Store advertise
mont in this Issue "a typical ~ the
aipfra poiicf ~ mahinE fhaif business
msasnae 10 The people speak ln a mute
q flmsiiness thnf carries Interest and
brings results ln proportion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

The gieYflc Taf ~ now d4c snC
payable 81 me office % Inc ciiy ser
Rotary q 3 Mulhaan, cii3 seerslAty
Gee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
seLp rHE KloNGYs.
Corpus Christi u sdsrs Ars Lsarnin .
The Way.

Its ihe liiti' kidney 900
The lame. weak nf arhiHr hafh
rnt anuolicrd ufluay Disorders
That mat laai "a dfnlsY ard lfifhi'a
disease
whom ihe kidnefH are pt8k
iieip them nifii upans kidney i'iiis.
. rmcif especially ~ weak md
note
iHan's have heeb uHod f1f mduei
fruHnies f4f se ff4fr
i,ndorsed ht so.fo0 peuple endorsed
af home
rrapf 40 corpus Christi citacna
sfaetmuut
Mfa .iuHfphine 1901. 1919 Agrees 81
empga Christi sats n.lns al anf
nmiY h1d Mdntt trouble aHl hAfi
ache poan'a kidney iiia gave re-
lirf"
prize ron at at deaiefs Don't
slmriy Rsk CO. h.hHs, remea1 aef
poau's kidnc Pills ihc same that
MrF isn recommends fostsg Aiii-
hurn Co., fr4ls. Hmfaia. =. f-Ad-
tfiflatmeut
g T. Andersen ~ Dallas REGISTERED
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
SAN BEKITO FARMER IS
BADLY STUNG BY BEES
BEES RESENTED EFFORTS pro
CURE HONEY STUhG HIM INTO
yNcoNSclOgsNESs,

Ca5lcrs Hfruld Specal
SAX HE%irO, Nav 5--lioney bees
attacked and siune into unconscious
ness q q Woods "a farmer ~ this Sec
don today Woods was alcmpiinE g.
procure the honey from the hives
when attacked snd Is in . Sfry seFi-
Gus condition The bees also attacked
ana severely siuns a COW which ~as
Nearby
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-17

after but that beautiful maiden, like
banco's ghost, the vision refused to
down. He returned to his country
home, with dizzy head and an ach-
ing heart But this beautiful apara-
tion continued his day dreams and
his night solace until he determined
to return to Guthrie and again feast
his eyes upon that wonderful vision.
But he knows neither her name nor
her number, so he faithfully PAGES our
streets until rewarded by the actual
sight of the object of his visions and
dreams.
He introduced himself, gave his
history, proposed, WAS accepted, and
Judge Strang did the rest.-A. G.
Copeland Moral: Gentlemen, be
careful about looking at ladies on the
streets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-17

Chicago Tribune: Dr Martha f.
Novel Of the Boston society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children has
very decided notions on tho fol- OF
vouthful marriages. as she views f.
Sow me a couple that were married
al = and are now happy she says.
<'and it follows almost insariahly lat
there was poney in the faaaffy. Ro-
nance is a -beautffdl thing but 81
needs financial support Then she
picturss dolefullg how the young girl
who 4a,aed herself in becoming
frOcks aud the youth who furnished
candy. Cowers and theatre tickets
during -fke coartship. awake after
brie< matrimonial experience % the
fact hat new hats and gowns and
candy and flowers and theatre tick
cts are beyond their means. Tie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-17
q ~ e ~ % a. m " & % % @ m e g =
w LEADERETTES q
A M MMMm wa "a R nj u VI ~ % u

There are $4,000 union carpenters
in Pennsylvania.
The chrysanthemum is eaten as a
salad in France.
New York now has the nearside
stop for trolley cars.
Ireland's 1914 hay crop is estimat-
I'd at 5,OO5,55O tons.
Alabama in three years has built
1882 miles of good roads.
Buenos Aires has new subway
system costing $30,oOOO3V.
Australia's 1914 wheat crop is esti-
mated at 100000 OOO bushels.
st. Louis in 1914 will pay $1oSl7-
50S92 for city government
DIR. Nansen has renounced the lce-
landie discovery Of America. aa
Amazon valley this year shipped
SG17S.6S5 pounds of crude rubber
The United States in 1913 sold
S12.355.51O worth of goods to Sweden.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-17
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wondel cures kldh1,
and bladder troubles, dlssoIves gravel
cures diabetes, weak and Iame Jacks
rheumatism, and all Irregularities oI
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women. Regulates bladder trou'
bles In children. Gf not sold by yonI
druggist, will be sent by mail or re-
ceipt Of s1.OO. One small "vtue II
two months treatment. and seldom
falls TO perfect cure. Send for tes-
timonials from this and other states.
DR.. e. w. Hall, 1926 Olive Street, st,
Louis. Mo Sold by druggIsts.-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-17
IN A MAN N-klLllNG PLANT.
topdou, CByr 4SlS SiAp pbportu-
ttfAo niA,n aAa,siiIi JI4,1,, AVA

london, CByJ NbhNfAn lopportu-
fnlty to watch chseiythe derman and
Austrian artillery attack on the line
iof Frenelp forts south of Neraun last
Saturdavl@asNgiNeh ian, Associated
Press correspondent who had been
with the Germans at Metz
An attack Friday which led to the
taking of Fort Camp-des- Romans as
the first step in the breaking of the
defense of the fort lines resulted SAT-
lurday in the silencing OF TT. Lespar-
oches, says the correspondent To-
wards evening it was reported that
only one armored turret at Fort Lion
Vile was replying to the Austrian
fire. all the other forts being silent.
After that the Austrians concbntlat-
ed their fire with precision on this
single urret from a distance OF six
miles, indicating that 1t was only 81
matter of time when the defense Inc
would De ready for an infantry attack
Fort Camp-des- Remains WAS de-
Tended yalianuy 10y the French The
attacking forces came within i've
ylrds OF the trench in front of the
fort before the garrison surrender
ed. The French artiHeymtn in the
easements of the tort had TO De dis
lodged with hand grenades, smoke
bombs and fire tubes which the Ger
man volunteers placed against the.
opening of the easements filling the
interiors with fragments OF bombs
and sense robbing gases.
Even then the defenders refused toI
surrendo- Finally they were given
most honorable conditions of surren-
der. owing to the yalor they had DIS
played
The correspondents trip over the
battle field showed nothing of the tra-
iidonal umult such as att King in
antrr racing cavalry and gaiiopins |
artillery The heavy artillery could /
bot be seen. There wls fhe tremcn Z
iols defamation OF Siege pieces and +.
arge columns of smoke arose from
burning yiuaees Tie bla-k surface
hls created was studded everywhere