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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

The italian city of Milan has CHAINS
ga from gas street ush,ins Ca electric
n.y. generating It's current hy Anime
waterfalls. nearly 700 miles away
A rubber device 90 be- Slipped over
the neck Of bottle to hold the CON.
IN place white the bottle IS being car.
r'ed hy a Traveller has hoen patented
Something like a hugc umbrella Is
a protector for Young trees that is
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

with the exception of the Judges of
the courts, 81 tho ambassadors and
ministers, % the mcmhers of his cable
net ana the appointment of the general
officers ot the army, ! think that the
action ot thc president ought rracu-
calh 90 hc nothing moro than for
mai acquiescence n system which
prevails Boz other wcll-soNcrued coun
tries. d, which The selection and nro-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18
STRENUOUS STRIFE
BY WALT MASON

scatds pruning hook aad takes sabre deter
art gnndor ~ his noighbor wheu be- elects
turn his ruin. De- shows that ht
with AN grace. Is stni heart savage. le taik
about the ~ % his lends hlm
and goes knock the from someone WIS
offcnds him by ai the saints above That war
shocks and gals aim. and ben support th" Wht
winged Dove whatever l befs him then someone steps
upon hls toes makes him FOR slaughter ant
be- proceeds clothes grabs sword and
o. there in ha path You ece hm h'''
d.. sti INK. in his noble wrath hl' heFhHf
drov. me ia a." Wieldne anck"rsuee and rrefse ne
says martyr be- claims he b. prince of poi' ~h
acting Ike Tartar AZ last hs nrghbors urt Of intH
pardon and theS hroa. his head with bricks 'nd pl
n The boon pcacc' The human hurdrs viii praia" i
ana as thoy prs. they'll grind their swords und mnnui'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18
PARAGRAPHlNGS

CHINA has "a rlsh, To- protest at the
.nvamon of her neutrality by the hand
INK Of Japanese troops ON her soil. hut
In Wow Vt the rnthlcsa invasion 90 Bel
Stun by Germany the lnttcra protest
~ to China can nniy bo described h>
the phrase ~ be- to hush NcW
YORK Warld
u already begins to look as H. with
tho weather hurenu's permission. neNt
ycara wheat orop would make this
Years record breaker iook Nike mere
incident indianapolis Ncwa
The ncfoppnc homhardlng Is pnft
~ the current demonstration that con
shorman's diagnosis Of wnr was cor
rooL Springfield Republican
II Europe had invested q little mon
oy in wa,phfm waitng IL would have
had more 60 sfend on other modern
lnproNo nents Chicago News
America Is going TO the dogs,' said
reunyaon when these q. A. Il mon
were YOUNG men fighting the great
war We Do no, say anything like that
abount Britain OF France or even licl
gium, even though tho war Is at the
moment eoing against them The les.
SON ct history ~ Wait" Detroit
journal
man Tor $500 board bin THAT wo-
man mus, have ordered a slrclon
steak. Manchester Union
American diplomatic representative
abroad are working overtime and at
the same old Inadequate salaries,
Providence Journal
How different n he from the eood
old times when President ~ the
United States puaacs through Kew
York CITY 90 ard from Sew cnghnd
without a splashS military guari ln
the streets and prcarrnrRcd recep
ton TO celebrate his appearance
New York World
Of course, changing the name FROM
St petefshurg 60 petrograd is start
but Just wait until the changes set "a
gpins dood al around. ana watch IA,
map makers iumping through hoops
Indianapolis News.
The story of Mir nepow siding In a
cattle car out Of France is confirmed
lie even sat ON keE and let. his feet
hang out of the door IN the rain part
~ the time And he was glad 10 be hi
H. even at his age Springfield tie
publican.
MvSsco "a Wondering whether car.
rama IL going 90 be only new man
setting the same old results wash
ingion star
II Germany ever does Invade "a,
United states, therc'll begin 60 b,
compensation about living In the Aid
Ole West which even Boston can ap.
preoiate. r, Lowell Courier Citizen.
Queen Wilhelmina asked her people
20 spend ne money celebrating hel
birthday. h,is "a use the funds for the
Red Cross, Tine ota.r monarchs have
seen to il that the Red Cross shall need
the money Detroit Journal
However. We suppose 4, will he as
easy TO toss bombs IN peIrograd AK Il
was In 81 Pesershurg. Manchester
Union
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18
STRAIGHT BETWEEN THE
EYES.

War is 40 bridal procession, no
program of festival events accord
ing To rule. Death is its ideal
brutality It's confession of faith.
Armies are made M of masses.
Masses are cxcitablc, and are low
~ their excitability. Nothing isl
less permanent than crowd and
an army, ia the heat of action.
where personal initiative Ia Ger
tain extent takes the place OF or
ganized, disciplined effort, be-
comes nothing more than crowd,
ri0tons. according 20 ihe crowd IN
stinct, passionate and disorderly
because representing less than the
normal, certain to rave, batter.
loot, swill ravish. marAud aud
rcnd, craled by victory, Infatuated
by defeat.
Every army X the Same. North
and South. East aud West. human.
ity is swnycd by similar impulses,
encryaied and excited hy similar
diseases of body aud mind. Whuc
the recession ~ from higher typ,
of civilization, whore war strar
gles philosophy. bushes music
STILES industry. sears. dcadens an,
fnniilatoS tho soul, there * practi
callv nothing 10 choose from.
Germans tell Of French atroci
ties Frenchmen tell of German
atrocities Disintercsicd observers
IN reliable reports. tell of general
indiscrlnlnaie atrocities. What
The Germans and French tell ol
and what disintorested observer,
tell OF all of these sodden tale.
are true
Scrape war of the fiction oil
heroism. so steadfastly aud or
roneously adhered to. reduce il &,
the spatiercd blood and miserable
skulkine survivors told of by Dan
Diet, Tolstoy aud MaupaSsanl. an,
u becomes Savagcry triumphant
the hnndiwork of the brute tina
turks in man.
There is no such thing as civil
lied warfare. The expression !
anlithctical, repugnan, HE pro
duet of false hopes nourished OF
unIntentlonal lies. Exploding gun
powder cannot be made to do en-
hroidery, skulls are not hacked /
pieces according to such rules n
nighi obtain ~ a game of tcnni'
There ~ no element of pleaSur
about war no sentiment in i
Death is lis ideal. brutality II
confession OF faith.
The most wonderful war of n
would be complete annihilatim
The eXiirpation of men, womel
babes. fields, factories, homei
museums, art galleries. bouleyarli
fences, gardens, all institutions 4
business. religion, Justice, anus,
ment, all traces of human 81
deaNor
Until We have come To look 4
war in this light, il will continll
10 battle progress and hamper ci
lightenmen.. Hereafter. in drinl
ing toasts to our generals and az
mirals, let as substitute blood "a
wine, deliberate in our choice q
reality, dis;rnstful of illusion an
that form of impudent mania gel
orally mistaken for patriotism.
ssA--a----.ssei .ss..-sasss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18
THE TWO WAYS.

The United States organized
Vera Cruz, so 10 speak, gave it
several thorough washings and
fumipatings, taught Il lessons in
good government, made IL health
full and good TO look upon and TO
live within, and thcn--hsnds the
product hack TO General Carranza
on silver platter One million
dollars ought TO make General
Carranza happy. They come as .
windfall, a gift, n tribute OF good
will. This is sound morality aud
may be- fair business. bni II vio-
latcs every material standard we
Americans have been taught Ia oh
serve. Why. Colonel Roosevelt,
occupying Vera Cruz for the same
length Of time. would have charg
ed General Carranza S25.OO. 600 for
not having entered Mexico City.
However, there is great differ.
ence between the Roosevelt way
and the Wilson way. and in The
long ran the Wilson way is that
OF clean hands and happiness.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

We are very sorry 10 admit that
the high price OF French perfumes
has had uo appreciate effect ON
incknY emh.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

That Dallas man who has coli.
scented to run for Governor ON
the Bull Moose ticket has certain
by chosen an easy mariyr,iom.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Ambassador Spring Rice apollo
gizcs for Sir Lionel Garden, who
has again criticised the United
States Sir Lionel ought to bee in-
valuable TO the British diplomatic
service he teaches It's members so
many difficult methods Of perfect
iug excuses.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

The horrors Of this unfortunate
war would be q little more sup
portable 4 we could only purchase
enough round steak to keep up our
strength during rs course.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Sugar is spoken of as refined,
but we mnsi admit that we never
heard anything refined so public
ally abused.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Tho Governor convened thc LepeIa-
urc Cor one Specific. definite pur
pose, and IN order Co asa the speedy
achievement 90 tha pwpos, hc eausri
tu bc prepared and assisted u ih,
preparation NJ bills which w,ro at
least good framework 500 which tu
build q law snch as thc om,recnc su
urgenuN demanded
The law could have been enacted
and been 40 thc hands of tho Governor
BOZ three DAVIS 10 the time ait,n up 600
hcaung politicians spcak and dsmtiue
who was responsible Tor cerialn ,lec-
uon results had been devoted Geo iho
most Important even as it Is tho
nost imperative and urgrnt work
which ever confronted LEGISLATURE
Every hour much less crery da, 5
delay, meant hardship ta the Formers
~ Texas. hut as usual politics crepi
in prohibition hohhcd mp and tho Goo, -
crnor was charecd with playng poli-
tics 70 is deeply Co he regretted That
in such am emcrErncv such hour of
Distress and pressing nccd. tho IceIs-
lators ~ great state could NOT cnaut
I'm two weeks plain. brief simnl,
law to meet conditions which lhroltsr
the welfare - four millions of peo.
pie Houston Chronicle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Mossback: almost any tightwad
who has the greenback habit and
won't jar loose.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Bob Henry having deyiled the
Money Devil. now sccks lo save
cotton. Bob certainly knows how
to make the people of Texas pie.
ure him as an ideal ornament for
the United States senate
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Secretary Bryan is away on his
vacation, and we hope that no
body viii be- mkind enough Ia
make ugly faces at the Dove Of
pcnrr during bis nhsence.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Italy sucks spaghetti aud shines
her guns.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Romance is reality speaking a
foreign tongue.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18
OTHER VIEWS

Is Christianity Dead
Quoting q remark attributed to Con
orai Miles that this VIII probably he
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

pruning hook aad takes sah
mined - bis ncghbor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

However. We suppose II will he as
easy TO toss bombs In peIrograd AK Il
was In So Petersburg Manchester
Union
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

N
him In ha garden of pcnce The human hurd's
louder tines praise they'll grind their swords
powder
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

II Germany ever does Invade th,
United states. therc'll begin 20 b,
about living In the Aid
lie West which even Boston can ap.
preoiate Lowell couFier- Citizen
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
SECOND ISSUE
OF NEW M AGAZIINE
The Riedmont hlagain2e, to Ap.
pear This Week, VIII contsin
Many Fine Features

The second Issue OF. the Piedmont
Magazine, j. Homer Oulia, managing
editor, will appear on the news stands
of Anderson and be mailed to the sub
scribers one day this week. The mag
Rylne contains many splendid fea-
lures and readers most certainly will
compliment Mr.. Oulla when they Sc
cure this number.
A new feature has been added to
the magazine this being entitled, "a
Personal Chat" and deals with the au-
thors OF variOus stories appearin in
the magazine.
Several feature stories by Col. Jul
ius E. Boggs will appear in the April
number, together with Mexican sto-
~ by Porter A. Whaley. Splendid
Anderson county scenes and scenes
from foreign counties also go long
way to make the magazine attract
i've. On the whole Anderson has ev-
cry right to be proud of the magazine
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
GOLUhRIh NEWS

Columbia. March S0. The Joint en-
campment OF the regular army and
the 10000 military ot North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida,
comprising the Ninth Division, will be
held 81 the yicinty az Chaleston from
July. 4 to Augtss 18th according 70
Information received this morning
by Adjutant General Moore from the
commander dS the EASTERN Department
,knsnt ut New Yof i. l'fie entire south
Carolina National Guard will take part
The Adjutant General Is asked to inli-
cate the. dates which will suit the
troops from this state. 81
C3lpmbiai March 3e- Governor
Blease, is spending few days in
WauHIugIuu. KIe IeTI Ine city on sun.
day afternoon Is bt away until Thurs
day, prnbably The governors trip. Il
one OF business combined with pleaa-
ure In the nature Of getting a little
outing ana a sfittie lost from the Off
Ici6l duties Itch ave Kept him close
ly in the office since the colyening OF
IuG iC6i1iutuT6 Z0n IuE SECOND tuesday
IN Ianuarx, The go yeFhor was ae.
.coti1pah led TO = rs s B gt Ia " jy 4, Mrs
Blease and by The a iaitalt attorney
general: Fred y poplinislllb slllbos
Columbia Maf6 coidnissiofieri
q. j.. watson SayoE Dayante Of Sa.
asannR Sealugist Jos
HYDE Fratt OF North Carolina are II
Sphshtn Ion ere they called
on President Va Vice President
MARSHALL, Seed Tar Ion Sc, I7oustoa
Garrisoti. Sea akef Cl ss ant others &
Invite them TO the fORaI nratnagt
Ieongresa viii lneaf II Savannah
during the part of April. ThS
cor Aftse Hopes Is 81 rs fe ident
Wilson and ttiegothers
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Everybody mas 3 Good WORD

Everybody HAS q Good EyoRd
for Or. Jones Liniment.i Mr. w. =. swaStz,
Hotel Hancock, Hancock, Pa, sayst "Dr.
Jones' Imminent cDredme of bad case Of
sheanaGtism. ItceEtainlyiisa pain killer. =
hrs. II. A. Meyer. % Marion ST., TEsnscn,
N. j., writes: ''T have given Dr., Jones,
Liniment q fair trial, and believe Il Is the
best remedy in tho world for headscho, .
Mr: Leonard Gibbs, l20 whitney Place,
Buffalo, N. Y, vTites: 'sE had keen .''S' 80
fiicted with extTpmsly aoEs eosns. iTtie,s
everything but jTas not hens8tgd In tbs
least. Finally ! hlsed DR.. Jones, E;nipaeT,t
and have not Den troubled sinJs t,s
Sold by Evans Pharmacai Comma.
n.y., Frierson's Pharmacy. iBelton and
all Druggists.
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rs; ] s;
"a ].

- "a 49,
Leeds, England, 7Sifiafca TfiiySy
five thousarlG coal miners N the Yor.-
shire pits laid down their tnSIs today
demanding the Introduction or q min
imum rate OF wages, Notices haYy
been bandes In by Sc Rle aSiditingsal
men who viii quit work on ,TBirs-
day.
Tine EaIiiera FedesatIon of Great
Britain has given ats sn5Dnrt to the
|strike ana q long struggle Is expect
led. ~ z.
ynlumbus 1Ii.o, March 90 Nearly
ssFs::-5z ;S,ss a mint N Utifo viii siiuI
down tomorrow THROWING more than
900 men out OF work FOR an indef-
latte period hIs nncunc etnen was
made here tonight at q meeting of the
coal opefats-SSe OF tls Hpchnef valley,
Jaeikeon y CHI sPorae toy Crooks-
vile and zanesYilie Coal 81 ds stin
Soat tfePn 04ib. ne dacis Sof the
EOl1Io coal Oh fSaa tk ein2a their
nInss7 n me sHSae Rctign sB that TAX
Zen by the Eastern Ohio operators at
Cleveiand on Saturday. Failure OF
|operatpEa azlsl Eliners TO asreas On q
new scale brorght about the c0ndit-
ions.
flii tIl4 1e GOO coal miners OF the
Ohio coal lield1 l BeJInont
Ialld Iaffafsas lar l1silit ana
tonissat, pending the negssla latioa og &
new 7EEge scale. it Is Fe6 ported the
els1ef ~ Ire q "a Il Ell OF s West Ylr-
Einla ssee, slilciii 81 s IN the
5erisdi diction OF the Ohio sub district,
pEohably VIII go out WITH the Ohio
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
ssPPEGE AND SPAN.
AtIaEsa to Have Special 0ean.up for
the ShPlneFs.

AtsaEta to Have Special Oean.up for
tho ShPlneFg.
Atlanta, March 80. A special clean
up and paint-up campaign is on In At
lanta TO make the city spick and span
and beautiful for the shrlners conven+
tion In May.
The movement coming on the heels
OF Atlanta's annual spring cleanup.
fss InsetinB sfet Endorsement Of civic,
commercial and w6msn'e organisa-
itlons. -
Poteatate Eorrest iAdair anaoancess
that practically all the arrangements
fos housing and Feeding the Immense
sstihsting nave zen sompleted. ana.
JnHI an WnIcfI .emaIns TO be done Is
along the IiHgf OF bsaHtlfying and de-
sssszss sffese:z sssz the. city. sssj l.sls
3 y tissis Q part OF AtiaataH
will bsa hiaEs OF sights Street eassers
vii, be arched wish electric arches and
IA addition to the street displays the
TleadIng houses win decorate from
|curbstone 70 roof.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
REVIVAL SERVICES
Interesting Series mt Christian Church
Church VIII Close April 9.

Splendid audiences greeted Evan
gelist G. c. Ware at the three services
of the Christian church revival Sum
day. In the morning he spoke on The
Meaning Of the Lords Supper. Solo
by Mrs. Ware, Gethsenane. i
AT the large mass meeting ut 4 n.
M, he discussed Christianity's He'll,
when he claimed that Christ taught
that Hell is certain intense and ever
lasting for all who five and die with
out Christ. - :.
F AtiSSp. m he spoke on The Simple,
Superlative Name, In which he show
ed the, nam Christian as pFeemEnent
end Christians as the di1ineiy ap-
pointed designation OF the followers
OF Christ Asa name for the actual
believers Ia Christ It; Is neither over
pretentious MIR iindpIy distinctive,
and because names are sacred in this
cusnlical world, It fs not an optional
name.s Speaking affirmatively
mRtiveIy he said the name Christian
should fbe worn by all Christians BE-
GAUGE Of It's aptness It's significance,
its eminent propriety and its Scrip.
/ IuEaI waTruuI, s-F. & - .s=92s lFs z !
The sermon Monday night l;Was
aimed against woridliness which un.
dermines the usefulness Of so many
church members and was entitled
The Pride OF Life. Mrs. Wade aatin
God VIII Take Care of You.
The sermon tonight will be on the
5uHjvut 10 sGnFist Divide1T anu the
speaker will give an earnest, Beriptu-
raj treatment OF Christian ifTii0i. "A
subject OF vast interest and ono to
which the whole Christian world iH
now giying some favorable attention,
A beautiful and appropriate 9ocaI
selection wilI5be given by Miss Avery
and Miss Rosa Tribble. The revived
closes Thursday night, April q. Let
all cnIne while they may.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
SUPREME COURT TO
DECIDE THE QUESTION
c. & w. C. Filed Brief In Re
Whether User Of Pass May e
..s,.,q5, ssssssa Dsraages~ s.,a,
lBy Asgociated, j1Feasl \

Washington, March 530.- Whether d
railroad may avoid damages for in
juries to q person riding on q pass.
under the terms OF the Hepburn rate
law, is to be considered by the s.-
preme court. Attorneys for the c. q
w. c.. railway company today d brief
In court coEteadi1g that IL may.
The road seeks TO have the court
reverse the holding OF the court of
appeals OF Georgia, that Mrs Lizzie
Thompson, who was hurt near Plum
Branch, In 1910, while riding on a
pass from Mccormick, to Augusta,
was entitled to damages.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
RE ! 3 IS GIVEN
N y. GUNNaEN
-Four Men Awaiting Execution for
Rossnsaai i.agasr Respited
Jn6l Besksr's, Trial

Albany, n, JY!!, March S0.-The chan
lces that the tour men awaiting execu-
ton the week OF April 13 for the mur-
der of Herman Rosenthal, the gam
bier, Will be granted a respite until
after the second trial of former Lieu
tepans Cherl les Ree ekers seemed bright
tonight
C. III. ,Kringie, their attorney, filed
petition for q respite today and Gov
elRred that q consultation of sentence
was impossible. -
He said, however, that he would
make no definite decision until he had
examined the petition closely.