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The Shipper end IN. New Eupr... Rate.

To THE EDrroa OF Tnl srS-Sir: II NAV
interest merchants and shippers to know
that under the new express rates. which
went Into enect on February I. there are
two rates first and second class. The frat
class applies to what has been known as
merchandise and the second class 60 food
products and certain beverages. The sec
ond class rates are 75 per cent. Of the nrst
class rates.
Before tho new schedule went into effect
II was not necessary for . shipper to place
his name on an express parcel. Under the
new schedule II he fails to do so charges
must In all cases he prepaid. In order to
obtain second class rates contents Of pack
ages must be described, II. for instance
a package for shipping contains pr, served
peaches the shipper In order 10 get the sec.
ond class rates must describe the contents;
otherwise he will have to pay full rates
NEW YORK, March 8. In
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rIREMEN ASK SALARI CHi\6'
want semi-MOmthly Instead
Monthly Payments.

Fire COMMISSIONS Adamson anroA,
yesterday that the members OF tNe -
Department had voted by large H.
jority In favor OF being paid semi -moht =
tnAtead OF once Q month a. at present
Among the uniformed men the N''
stood Ass to $40 for two paymehp
month. The vote among the clN'' e"
p!oyees was sss 70 90.
Commissioner Adamson said he tn"'E,
tho two payments would help 10 Keep %,
fireman out Of the clutches OF me "'.
sharks. The matter has been referrei .
ths Cemptrollsrs ofiicA
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what Pedant,c Prize Ftr.t Wsete welsh
RuvehN":

To THE EDITOR or THE SuN--Sir: Mr..
burrows In Yesterdays SUN quotes rare
Bit from Webster's Dictionary OF 1890
When did 'the great Noah Webster" learn
the thing that was not so? In his Com
pendious Dictionary of the English Lam
guage" New Haven. 1900 one may read
as follows:
Rabbit. n; = small auadruped we'll known.
The rest 10 silence: the words "rarebit'
and welsh do not occur. Now. who will
tell US who frst wrote "rarebit"?
TITUS MuNsoN CoAN.
NEW York. March 8.
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After One Year OF Bryan in the
Depart mrnt OF state.

After One Year OF Bryan In the
Department OF State.
President WILSON'S nomination Of
Mr.. WILLIAM J. BRYAN Of Nebrnskn
10 b Secretary Of State was con.
drmed by the United States Sen.
ate on March B, 1913. Today
h the anniversary Of the publica-
ton Of the news Of that national mis-
fortune. On February Is Of last year.
when well informed observers no longer
entertained any doubt that Mr.. WILSON
really intended to appoint Mr.. BRYAN
TO that great ONCE. THE Sun ventured
to print this heartfelt tribute to his
preeminent disIualihcations:
Gam IMnINENr PUBLIC CALAMITY.
with all his abilities and possibilities.
ne Hon. WILLIAM J. BRYAN In about AZ
well fitted to he Secretary Of State as a
chsrub 10 to skate or . norman to play
football. The Intellectual makeup Of the
distinguished Democrat ends where the
special faculties required for that particu-
lar post Of usefulness and respons'b ility
begin. 1t Is In no spirit OF hostility or
even Of overfastidiousness that We call
attention TO his superlative disqualified.
tions for the office toward which no seems
now to be propelled by an unrsasoning
Destiny. Every man Of judgment and
common sense--except perhaps. thu Hon.
WOODROW WILsoN--knows that what We
ore about to say OF Mr.. BRYAN 10 true.
"Ths appointment Of Counsellor BRYAN
- be Acknowledgement In the Cabinet of
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West Africa.

To the EDITOR OF THE SUS-Str!
Chief Sans sudden rise to prominence
brings with II an interest In the land OF
his nativity. A letter published In this
mornings Sun headed Back to Africa"
gives the impression that the darkness
OF Africa" 10 far more pronounced In the
Gold Coast Colony than in either Liberia
or Sierra Leone. lie former has the
disadvantage Of being nearer the equator
but In spite OF II have reason to believe
II a healthier country than Sierra Leone.
The Ashanti States may not offer
many advantages TO the American negro
Immigrant. but taken one by one I think
they will do even better by him than
the hinteriand OF the white Mans
Grave" AZ Sierra Leone In we'll termed.
As for Liberia. that Is quite another
matter, there actually 10 a chance for him
there: acclimatisation would not be as
dificult A. T. IL. YATES.
BRipoEroRr. Conn. March ..
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salary was fixed at 5000. and should
receive no more for bis serviceA

salary was hxed Mt $4,000. ana should
receive no more for bis servicea
Governor WALSH will be praised for
his public virtue, but rather should
he be commended because he Is brave
enough to tell the committee that the
present salary Of the Governor Of
Nh ssnchusctts Is now inadequate. II
Il not dollar more than II was In
1903. the year Of the Spanish war,
and the labors Of the Office have In.
creaeed. while the cost Of living 10
much greater. The pay Of ne,rly
every Governor In the country has
been raised since 1905: In Alabama.
from $4,000 to 5000; Alaska, from
5000 to $1,000; Arizona, $4,000 to
$4,000; California, $1,000 TO $4,000:
Delaware $1,000 to $4,000; Georgia.
$4,000 to 5000; Idaho, 5000 DO g..
900; Illinois. $4,000 to $4,000; In.
diana. 5000 to 5000; Minnesota.
5000 to $1,000: Ohio, $4,000 to So.
900; Utah. $4,000 to $4,000.
In some other States there has been
an incrNse, and In a comparatively
few Stntes tie Governors salary has
been stationary. Among the latter, be.
sides Mo ssochusetts (&s.OOO), are New
Jersey. New York and Pcnnsyl MIA,
in which three States the Governor
still receives $4,000 year. The meas
ure Of value Is the industry. ability
and Judgment the discharge Of execu.
tive duties requires; but n a Governor
was not overpaid In 1893 common
equity calls for IN addition to his
salary In this period Of tcnser strain
and much higher cost Of living.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE suN--Str: Re.
ing unable to hire any one to cart of the
snow. l bought a farm cooker In Water
street. With four days labor and -
worth OF fuel Il prefer char GOAL. coke or
. mixture OF charcoal and c0ke) I have
cleared the yard. 20 by SO. Of the two
snow storms and part. of that which fell
on the roofs. ! have asked permission to
Get the cooker up in Twenty-seventh street,
but no attention was paid to the request.
AN OLD SuBscRiBER.
NRH YoAK, March 8.
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A resident Of Cambridge, Mass. OBJ
jects to temperance crusaders pictorial
exhibition Of the effects Of drunkenness
~ being sensational. disgracefui and
depraved." What are the effects OF
drunkenness usually In Cambridge?
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Pil,as Il where Il WIN Mott,

To THs EDITOR OF THa RuN---Riv. NJ y,,
tus Miles FormRn says that zach hou.e holder
should clean on his own strip Of snow. but
where In hell shall he pile Il,
WHITE wiNos
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Aaroh l.
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Because State Engineer JOHN A. BEN.
papers lately some persons naturally
believe that he In III or has disappeared.
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An eminent anarchist declares that
the police planted" $3.50 on one Of the
men arrested In 81. Alph0nsus Church.
II this Ia the case q large number Of
citizens will at once seek arrest.
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To THE EDITOR OF Tua SuS--Sir:
Jam salts terris nivis stque diro
Grandinis misit pater ct
terruit urbem."
How about It? J. d, O,psos.
MipDLsrowN, Pa. March 3.
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To THE EDITOR or THE SuN-Str. Isn't
there an ordinance that citizens shall
keep the cutters clean? Why In II IT,
nored? c, ID. PERKINS.
New YORK, March 1.
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New Application Of the Rec.l,.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-siv. H..
any PARTY as vet advocated tho recall of
members OF the Presidents Cabinet?
The idea Is not copyrighted. Ffrst
come first served. W. p. pANrrLs
Boston, March 8.
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n ouv friends rho favor as nth ans scripts snd
1iSarotss~s for publication nth 10 hors rsjsctsd
articles rsssrasd they must IN all cases send sssnps
for thaf psspsa
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fSndoa ssce. Ef,n CHAM House. I Afusdei
street. Strand.
Paris Once 8 Rue de Ia Michodiere. on Rue do
ouatre 0epieznbre.
Washington once. HIbbs Building
Brooklyn eehcc. 100 Livingston streVt
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A Mottn for the "I Mnn.t MorA..s "

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuH-Str. I
suggest the following as a motto for the
Don't Want to Be Employees who invade
Let US prey" o. X. II.
New YORK, March s.
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To THE EDITOR or The syN-st,, Old
DR. Swampro0t ought to put couple Of
slices of cactus In his matted grape Juice,
and not the spineless variety either.
JOHN DuNNINo
NEW York, March 6.
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The Hon. HAN JOHNSON intends to
have war even II he has to night for Il.
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Pubished daily. including Sunday. BIZ the Sun
Printing ard Publishing Association 81 10 Nassau
street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. New Yorh.
President and Treasurer. William C. NRieh. ~
Nassau street: Vice-Prcsldcn,. Edward p. Miscaet.
40 Nsssau Street Secretary. c. Il. Lux,on. ~
Nassau street.
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Governor WAlSn Il Massachusetts,
win not aoosos - iAorsass 6 eAooe
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year In his salary. but II Is not re-
ported that his example has created
any enthusiasm among other office
holders.
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All checks. money orders, &C, To be made pay.
able TO TIN SUN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
GENERALLY SPEAKING.

No law is stronger ihan the do
sire o. The people TO participate ~
It's enforcement. The law y whip
hand is linp on 20 puity-ilngcred
that arrests, except for very in
significant or very notorious ia.
fractions. are the exception in.
sicad Of the practice. Take speed
ing automobiles, for example How
many Of them smash dozen reg
ulatious a day Why Because
no desire urges the driver TO par
lielpatc IN the laws enforcement
aud no public sentiment looks the
practice straight m the face,
frowning on recklcssncss Once IN
y while somebody is killed aud o
little Influence and mushy regret
accomplish the rest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
HUMOROUS.

A report has gained circulation
that Governor Colquitt will seek
The presidency Of the University
Of Texas. Friends claim that, hay
ing made certain important ap.
pointments to the Board of Re.
gents, the Governor will find II
comparatively easy 90 have himself
elected 20 the position. We are in.
clinei 10 receive the l1imor with o
grain of salt We hardly think
that Cdycepor tolquiit's shnrpcs
enemy could justly accuse him Of
using noliiical inilncncc 10 have
the 4 ositlcnrt N 80 important an
Is the University Of
Tcyas % ~ q man 80 poorlt
quail ird 10 fill II
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
Lor.lon pr,Natn M,ll,

The Metropolitan water board not
long GAO issucd a report staiing that
:, loses ssQe.ooO year ON account ct
lhe number ~ private wells In cxist
rnoe In Londuu
Niany ~ the @rreat hutclH public
baths aud banks noiudlng the Hank
u ENGLAND, have their own wells rhl-
private water supply means large
SAVING In ureat numncr ~ eases
one hank IN tho city nctnnny uaia
$4,000 year fot water. although the
actual amount consumed was little
More than that Of AN orainar, house.
hold The reason for these hivh chars
81 AZ thu Metropolitan water boards
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

a young man noticed that the casc
~ hih watch seemed 90 Doe brass and
no FASTENED Ca the lewelrr from whom
he hnd bought the watch 90 demand a
ncw case. because be- was projected DF
twenty year guaranty
The lewelef looked az the ease brush
Ell II q little. chen replied
Arr You taking any medicine cons
tanning iron n vow are the iron prob
abb has come out with petspir,ti"n
and has furnished the case
The younE man remembered Boo was
hhing medicine containing iron win
FEW minutes wotk th" watch rnso
was polished until "a looked ike new
Indianapolis News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
RIPPLING RHYMES
DiSgrunHed
By WALT MASON

nave sweep and awab~ .hc ianltoi exclaimed if -
indeed q DeasiS Job 90 which am ASHAMED "as d'-
e.Hnrd Tor thinir and higher. heaven fno~s
should Jf nddilnr With thc strings 20 fsn an ilNn7t
IKE thosr eounct 90 su,h sofs wth aest ts fsf nf
pop.f sphere. I'm ti,k ~ u. and lti lr rio7i 81 HHA
taJrs here Then the boss. nrt go
psesacd ara sad abd tired ahd So ih' laptot tF.d IA
"sio. chase Yourself You're fired ip4 queer 900" "t
dismal Jour fcet always oula dozen ts
lops Want ihc place tAaf yaa eD Utats hlid" Th'
jaltrf las time born. tffnfnnHlHe Nifn lf sous 'i
bow Be- wfek tnrif httir reii
fIap wfil hat ike sweep and rwnb and light thf
81 dawn ln vain he r4atifT job ana ~lliri
coming Though must d. snmr woIk W. Antc lri
Wlsf WILLING hand he's ~ skate Nia
canned va desire higher sphere but nA o"i
4. ~ n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
MORE THAN KING

In the twilight Of kings. one fig.
IRE stands out Significantly So
far NJ regalncss " concerned, the
rcgalncss that insists on crown and
nccptcr, courticrs, servants, arina
menis. snlutes and gcnufieciiuua,
This king * not regal Ills ls chat
moral sovereignty, That spirit Of
personal sacrifice, moro enduring
than all arrogance, power yniu.
glory and certificates of disilnc-
ton. Europcs weller OF blood
does not weigh about him like O
crimson tempest from G ID.
lis name Il Albert.
Ills country Is Belgium not the
Belgium charrcd by the brutal
facrilcge Of war, hut the Belgium
that won't its way with tranquil.
NV. with a smile of sobriety ard
Thrift. the prosperous Belgium that
was guaranteed peace under most
solemn covenant
Speaking Of this man. who, be-
ing n man possessed of aurofi0i
strength Of soul. is moro thnn king
Meclerlinck saws "Of all The hc
roes 90 this enormous wa who
win live ia ihc memory of mum
one - the rurcst, one who can
never W. loved enough is tho great
voprr hing Of my little counir,
the most sensitive and
mildeet of men. discreet, silent, OF
delicious timidity. who loves th,
people 10 less than a father loves
his children -"
From another. this tribute MIGHT
sound erandiose. but from Macicr
linck, whose candor aud iutclli
vencc are mated in such fruitful
harmony, il comes ns a pure not'
Amid the pandenonium Of nations
"Of a delicious timiditvr Mac
tcrlinck sncaks in a phrase tina
sings. He speaks Of n man who
during these bleeding times. nigh
turn toward Christ without
whimper, Of man whose inne
self is proof against all materia
vanlties. all mockcries Of form, Al
calls that dcvietc from the CLEAN
ing are OF dniyl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

portanee - the ncfopianc ls one u the
great iess.na az the war Current
Dpinipn
a Man or Mouse
Tho Colonel iH the bfsiyeai man alive.
There never Was 500 terrible fighter
His equal In vnior never existed nnY
where ilr was alone ln Cuba. na NJ.
Poole, described ID when be- whipped
tho spaniardH ni Santiago With hla
bare hands me- charged savage lions on
the open voidt ln Africa. with nobody
hu, faithful photographer near. in
% dozen political campaigns he has
plnHicrcd thousands 20 opponents with
mud and not once shown a glgn ~ fear
When be- SCI out on hls present
speaking tu... he took vow go per
form feafs nf courage unpA ullel"d even
lu his own career How dare William
Aulsef intimate that ne IL a. coward and
slY Go him, SLOW Colonel be- n man 90
Il mouse Docs the cN governor who
has hfen one Of ih, toloneiu friends
KNOW what reputation Tor .Rlinntry
hc haH lld Do ever hrAr uf him run
ulur AWAY from fiRht or Hnyinl hr
hid enough
DO COURSE tho colonel wlH grnc tu "a
errta az debatra Tor tho rest ~ tho
painpaiRn to which be- ~ challenged hy
Hularr why thpuld he shrink from
such contest 90 course bee WIN be-
llnd Co. devote the NEST thrrr N''hs
90 telling The Nhoic truth about the
Hartman campaign fuud Tennessee
ronl and Iron denl Panama scandal,
and the i.rio cnpnl frauds Will" ho was
governor The Colonel iH not afraid %
ans thinR chat ever walked ran nr talk
o1 sui1rl can not sctfr him bs dc.
fYlna him go c0me Go the front
Sew York ilemla
I War Adds 10 the Value Of Crops
( There can hr no doubt that thia years
( rise 30 prices ON account ~ the Wnt " ~
( De no iesa than g 900 000 on account
~ tho war viii bee no less than $4,000 q
900 600
Cotton growers and apple growers
have beer loainn thus far The former
may yet bee delivered fiom thcir am
cuitieR. for cotton viii keep " financial
ANA housing Arrangements arc made for
its holdlne Applea. too, viii Keep, but
they require storage which cannot be
quppiled Tor the occasion and tho APE
plo harvest lu brief
ON the whole however The American
farmer standa 90 win enormously hy the
Insanity of Our brethren iu Europe 10
be- sure. the hilton dullary o. mot clear
gain Il viii Dee roalilo,J only on our
uurplua
Tho man who feeds grain that ~
worth 70 cents o. hnshol Nv not iuhtlunt
on account 90 the price iic can how
ever study the balanced ration. soli thc
dear Hr,lus, ana buy the cheaper f,-'.ds
Il such theTc are economics ON nil
fc'.,istuftg use his brains. and make his
surplus larger
while the war pricrs last is 81 tiuc
% pey debts ana accumulate for "a,
slump which .s likely Co como when the
war W over Farm and ilrvsidc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

The Austin American speaks Of
biz soap factory in Austin. but
We believe tina, the American will
concedc that soap factory ism I
worth a liam.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

The grape crop IN Switzerland
Is said TO be unusually large. Bat
it's not the sort Of grape crop,
thnnk the Lord. that America
could Bragg On at Bucna Vista.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

ra Nf inls market a i,s...,
cotton ~hi Pc res,osss IA ~. a
h''"ns will asain nruaa
Ace1fdiag 60 ar swessa, /. I.
'si "e"it io he derived 49,
"pnn1s 20 This great caass. I. Z
NHl He Csc resunp,ida J.,
r'. .i"as ~tb iielsa ssis..,' I.
wii he iafGoHood 20 msl, 49, y
rhfs'H ih's staple
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
MICS sURLusoH UsoEs COTTON
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

NtsdINGTDN Nov D. Aiss Lucy
Is d. Itricsnn. srtoed lnHshter ~ the
.t.tiu. tef gerrfal tna Ais Ecrle-
s.u hAs started uriane movement 60
push ihe sale 81 cotton tifaueh Chrlst-
mas hoppins She s asins the women
10 the county to bly 900 the cotton
ga.ids Hoesihle nud VIII give talks be
fore oiuDs 60 spread thr idea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
NOTED WOMAN sxpLoRER HesE.

npsToN. Noy o. Mrs NJ French-
-heldou. a former African cspiorrf and
fellow ~ ire Royal Geographical 500
cioty. has reached America. and VIII
organize an endless cAaln 60 raise funds
faf the uclginna She viii Wc WIDELY
entertained To- she o. one of the void
mast Anls women. hlvinE translated
0rr books and mlde c,tersisr eA-
.amiious besides traluin- ncrse.f as
n lthar doctor and rveicr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

why duu Nou move into moro conn
Portable QUARTERS. Ola man 9 cuut
even paN enc rcnt an this miserable
hole Wei since you don pay rrni
"hr not get soin,thue hcttrf Nau-
chester Union
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

Underlying opinion in Berlin
may be responsible for the war
hut Il Is certainly not responsible
for everything opinion IN Pe,ro.
grad,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

toe. Cult punlshiur
uslnS ios-catins sas1sr ~ ~ ~
To use kulyta e,au
razors sNciug ant ~ AA.s', .
only make Il grow f,s,1. es !. ~
~ also brings eaer,. y. n
ana blood poison. NJ =. y ~.
new pfliciple never ~ NJ
Sorn-history is -Grrt u nj
LIQUID drops On u
work Pain goeA - ~, -
shtivel and olt Il csn',, "a
u ln two seconds ss.N,. Y q
noth.ng 70 lgrt. ans h -, - =
TRY CIT IT tcalri, y ~ ~
ipse ~ cr b41ios. "a +
cETi-lr' ls mI
frctNwafrr 2-t a ~ y A'i;rt
tcrt bF = Iaefsa,s 4 y, 4,
GETS "" is soli n Cen.
% "a bingham ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

Headline, "I'rans. Atlantic ship
service TO be curtailed. All, this
war; The idea of transatlantic
ships gising M .nddcrs for tails {,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
A WISE PREcAUTIoN.

The Government has granted c.
" Gibson permit 10 dig a chan
mel through certain section 81
the bay facing the downtown por-
ton of the city. Mr. Gibson
sought the permit u order 90 ia.
ciliiatc The movement 81 honis 90
aud from his pier Quite wisely,
the Government inserted II clause
in the permit that will save the
public ANY anxiety Il specifically
provides that, should the channel
ever be- used as un argument for
the annexation of contiguous
property. The rights granted VIII
be- automatically forfeited In
this way. Mr. Gibson was extended
the relief that he sought without
cngendoring opposition.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

Moonraccd people seldom suffer
ga eclipse; they are too happily
constituted
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

Governor Colduiti has his mind
on another special session Of the
Legislature. Well that's lust
aheut as little weight as any Spc.
cial session could reasonably hope
10 cArrN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

The push aud pull IN Northern
France are almost an answer to
that irresistible momentum that
met an immuyablc obstacle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

Cotton apehsd NJ nino cents, but
by nine II had gone down TO forty.
five past eight.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17

Ono should choose one \ enemies
with care debating matters with
a polccai, ono gets ln bad odor