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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04

tm Alaska coal @,ud drt,luIln. nt' shall hr of mining rights uul$ Hut tat the land shall moi be leased for agricultural purposes "r rh.i ,.. .,,a panics holdiu4 pl- b'ud anr,l lrt~ slul not use il for auN other purpos" tlan for that of mIuue
 This change Is quite ac',pDehh. c. the president and t'. s'a.r,r.l' ot.r., interior and th" hil Wiil '. r9-e,d tt the house as amended.
 What the scuat" vtll in in rnt"ri [" this coal land d'.lo'"pm.uj h)l ls not Vet known hul i is rut jhou@ht tlat the upper h"us,' Will haN" anv changes OF suggestions lp make anu it will very likely agree ro tho hill a- passed l,N tn" house.
 Alaskan matters seem t" To- tlkin: shape and everything in r"gari tu IT,. territory and it's futur" dov'lopmrrr iS running along sm""tIlv under tho firm guiding hand of the admnistra- tiCn
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
IMVASION OF WASHINGTON
 IS NOT A DREAM

ion ur we'll drilled troops.
 Each officer in the ranks wore .t red, white and blue sash across his breast and the officers were dcckcd uut with cuckadcs in their hats.
 The army" made q very martial ap- ptaranCc as it swung out on the road that leads to the east. but whether the ranks will he swelled or diminished before the long tramp is completed remains to hc seen.
 Tho purposc of General Kelly and his men is to reach Washington by the middle of the summer and to de- mand that work he provided for them selves and the other unemployed men throughout the country. They expect tC greatly increase the size of the force before reaching the nations cap ital It is the intention of General Kelly to attempt to recruit his army in every state through which he passes and to arrive in Washington with ten
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
THE GOVERNOR OF TEXAS
 DEMANDS MURDERERS

" et"n authorities as some of the pee. p'' seemed tp thluk, for today he sent o telegram to th" Mexican governor "' the federal state of Leon demand ua that th" Iidnappers and murdcrrr- "D the Texan N"rgur, h" "\triditcd
 lad turned "Nrr to him within thirty ~iN hours
 What action, if any. tn" governor "' Tc3as win take in c:ts" thu M"Ni om federal official declines to rarry out hI- domauds or says that he is m obl. to lo s". k not known
 Word has been received from th, IuWu of Nu@Hl.> in S"I"ra that Car IouI1 had appointed # commission c, imposed If officers of the ronstitu li"uali-tS army tn u,csti9at" the death F.relishuuu E"utun and that he has promised [" forward this report to dee- igtatod English official but that h. will moi send any report to Washing to nor rcc""nizo Washington govern mont as having anv right ar intorcs' in 'h, matter whatever.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
Special Nugget 5erv Se,

WASHINGTON. March [ The hruNc cunfcrccs on the Alaska rail- lrld bill have announced that they will place their report before the house t,J,l and il < expected that lhr house will take up the consid"ratiun of the hill on Thursday.
 There will Joe very little delay in the passage uf the bill as it is reported back from the conference rommittc' and it is not expected that much time will be spent in debate on tn" sub icct. All of the members of congress who haVe desired to speak for or against the bill Hs proposed by the administration have had ample time to express their views during the weeks that were allotted for debate before the bill went to conference anl there but remains now for the house t0 consider the changes agreed upon by its committee and to authorize that they be incorporated in the bill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
Nuaaet,s Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1. From the shores of the Pacific tu Che banks of the Fatomac is long. bong march, longer than that made some years ago by the valiant army under command of CoXcy and Carl Brown which in- vaded the national capital and was driven from there to the Virginia hills hy the cold hearted police of Wash
 iEgton. But another march tn tho steps of the capitol has begun. Cen
 eral C. l.. Kelly. commanding the army of unemployed which has been in
 camp here broke camp this morning and in strictly military formation took up the long walk across the continent.
 The army is composed of two reSi- ments of twelve companies of ninety men each and it's movements as it broke from brigade front into column of patoons and later into column of squads were executed with the precis-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04

, n. lis request lor lh" arrest "f those
 ,~roDsrrJ" fnl. t"rgaras death
 fl. ~rrsIbu1t.S or the MeXicans are easily aroused and the fear is ",, .e <~.d I.or if ra, 4".,ru"r "f Texas uas not t.mrrralo in his language nat h" m.> Vuond n" sen yiuvc feeling of t0c sov"rnor of Som .p. aud rln, hrm2 upon himself some r,rl> vm,h vl. farther romplicate t..rtrrs
 Job G.--et Moore. rho councillor -i th. >r,t" I"p4,tn"nr who il h,s H,,L tr.Vu f"' .orpr rlrne uts mt 1T .o1.rd u'tH n, tl"vs of th, pr"sl- hut and the ~-ctrtarN "f ~t,tr n r,.ard ,o \'r>p..r matters today ten. |,ttd A,~ r-S,al.liru ro Secretary ot| stat, HrN,n and tt viii m all proha h,nt> l". .o...rted at once.
 Nil M""r" sewers his connection itt thr 4o, "rrmrnt if is h"li"veiI ,rt h" will lave some interesting in eiae rf"lmr,2 'o civ" "ut in regal II ro the vor,in@ If rh, administration Ne.,'u r"'ir> f hr cau b" made Q tatk
 "u'.i1. .r o.'tru or Governor t"..,' a' r.~am,tjon If Moor'l winch t. lu,,tl> due ro rh" Mexican >itD~t.u rh,rc h,,, been ro new d". >.lpnorur- TIL president iS # hrnI a, ,Nrr n his determination mot p. t,urr'rn,. NoDhne new has been r"-l ,,ivrd from tnaland and both Car-l t,r1l and llurrtl ignore the United Sial"s. '''- .''.. .,... ,...ie far tha present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04

thousand mon.
 Those who are not in sympathy with General kcllY's movement in force on the halls of congress and Inc exc cutiVc mansion predict that he will Lcvrr reach the Mississippi river with his army for if his men are not dcci- mated by the authorities of tn" towns through which they pass they will be eagerly taken lp by inc farmers through the middle west who arc al- ways short of hands during harvest time and who will offer good induce mCnts to dcscrtcrs from the ranks of the unemployed if they really want to he employed. others of the army will desert it's ranks for the county reads and stone piles if they are found making free with hcnCoops along tn" line of march and altogether tn" pros Ucct of two regiments ever getting [" their destination is not promising.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
COETHALS IS
 GIVEN HONOR
,ps,,ap Nuqlet sorv,oo

WASiIINGT"N. Narh .Im. n, F.. n'I -""rrapH,u -,'rn last mgn.
 '1" # hau.pu.l .u .onor ol Coionrl
 ..lnuus. rh" ~uD,.s~fm buIldrr pt th" i.'nou1 canal aud rl~ SD. ."t, r,nd.l .d om t,". -rr,'.-, ton" within ite power h, rn.~.n'u- rn. wrl the R. man med o. ar.r scientific a' hieVement
 ir"Sid'at Na~". .,.- I, .u..~t .t the Ianpu,r Hu' II rH '. linn to present th s"rlot>'s medal r.. '. it-turuJ-a rd mllftarl rupin,cr
 In his speech If presentation Pr"ei- dent Wils'n said that ts" present., 'i"n If the modal b, th, rattnnsI geo. "r.lhi'ol s",lotv was ir m, mst,ne.. 0ni.'ur event ,- i' i.d ,l,+,- her" t' l"l" h""u "t'rn '. .' be ot, l.,t disclosed r"e'raI,'. ,tl.r u.,. to 'h -" vh" had altered tt
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
oI.Il start something.

'i lA start something"
 Th" governor rc\ icWcd this irregu IL command of hurscm"n and late made speech |" them III which n, tH'nk"d tlS m for the offer of thru s'rN ices and said that lie knew 'hat h, "' ulu depend not only upon them lou Gr"n twenty thousand more just liI, item tn com" tu the defense of thu honor of their state.
 Tn" governor <, cmcd much impress "l with the offer of the ,uw puuchrr, "nd said later to q member If hi> Staf1 that If he were not tied down b> the federal laws he womb Ice n,,l, Ia, I'"Id"r before suuduWu
 Instead "f acccpIinr the scr> ices ul lhc r"WhoN cavalry the governor srut 'hcm away with the promise to call on them if their services were needed
 Governor Cnlpuitt has not. however been completely shut up by the Wash
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
opee,al Nuaset eelv ee.

b.AlH--NS, lCA. ,Mdr,h !. Wnnc th, N"snlnEt"n au.u"llilcs are slin at. U inpiIhS ,U smooth tuugs out De tween the Mexican factions and {. II"rdtr Ens,and ,IIu Germany and al. driarlng that under no circumstances vii! the nitcd States 80 to war with MCAlcU, the governor oI Texas is get ting maddcr about things in general anu tn" action of Washington and the M' Mean authorities over the Ncrgara ca>' in particular.
 I u" governor has the backing uf th, entire state of Texas in this instance anu republicans and democrats nlik" are shouting the cry that for the pres "nI they are all Texans and will back G. vernon Colquitt tu the last man.
 Two thousand cowboys road into Dallas today and offered their services il. a body to the governor if he would
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
TURKS MASSACRE ENTIRE
 ARMENIAN VILLAGE

C,tcged in the manufacture of rags for the European and American trade :nd who. so far as il is known had leNer given the Turks any warrant for attacking them.
 The troops who committed the out rage were a regiment which had been relieved from duty on the frontier and they were on their way to a new station when they entered the village.
 The report of the affair received here is that the soldiers of the sultan
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04

Armenian peasants and rIGmakerS and that when the men of the house. holds resisted they were cut down ieen committed the entire population gathered in the church in the center of the town and they were there at tackled by the soldiers tn officers par ticipating in the fight which followed for the possession of the church.
 The Armenians were led hy their priests and head men and made the
 (Contiued on page four)
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
Nugget Special Service

NSITlNGTUN March { Tho ac. tirn "f th" governor of Trvas in de
 mandine the arrest and rNtraditiur "l the murd,rrrs of NrrGara are ap- proved hv the state department up
 the point of making th" demand upon tho Mexican authorities II k in. hope of the department and uf tn, adnhhistfnt"" 'hat the governor vorIcd his demand in temperate lan- euagc and did not add any threat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
ARMY MARCHES ON WASHINGTON
THE PANAMA
 TOLLS NEXT
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGToN, March l. The house of representatives today pass will deliver tc tho assembled legisla- ttrs his message on the question of the Panama canal tolls
 Great interest is manifest in this message as if will deal with the qucs- ticns arising hctweon this country and foreign nations in regard to tolls and some objections have already been made by countries of Europe over the proposed action in regard tn canal oharges.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
Special Nugget Service.

ATHENS. March i.-Contirmation has reached here of the reported raid inr of the Armenian village Tournevat in the Nilliat of Sidon.
 The Armenian village was raided by n band of irregular Turkish soldiers who spent three day in the committed the most horrible outrages on the inhabitants. The town Was a peaceful settlement of about siS IL, usand Armenians who were mostly
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
LEAVES SON ALLOWANCE S~cc,a Nuunet GervIce


 SNN HEENNHHN" N.'.h IT. wi'i- of rh" nt' Nr- noh.r' Louis St","us"". widow "f tno famor~ au rhor Was .f"r-1 f. rso'1r,. 'od,, Mrs Stevenson h.s,- hrr ouuro os t"t" [" her dauGht.r Mrs 1.or.I strong. and l"a,ce distractions that th' daughter is 10 r1v on llov,nco If ul"' mudr"d dollI m"rru ro her bother Il.>d "~I.r. ~r.,,,.s,n
 E,rN nr0n o",ru.ul ea mr.o na "l n> "0u '. lou Tnm~ 2u Al, For the beneG. of p7trons. tolet p rear of Eeale saiooo ~n tr >pen on Sundays.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04

Your last opportunity to see the All Star aegre gation of ball tossers at Eagle Hali, Friday night. Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-04
TURNER FOR SENATE.

Special Nugget Service.
 SPOKANE, March l. George rum u has announced his candidacy fo. the United States senate.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD
CHEER COMMITTEE OPENED
In Room at 5o7 Mesquite Street Con.
tr'butlens Tor Poor Of City WA
be Received.

Headquarters Tor the Good Choo.
Committee win this afternoon be open .
sd IN the city Han building In IN,
room formerly occupied hy the Rollins
Bicycle Company and tho comm ttoe
VIII be giad 20 receive contributions
NJ food. clothing ana money To assist
IN proNidsns warm clothing and food
Tor The poor OF C0raus Christi duiinr
the holiday season.
The committee urrcs tho c0.opera
lion OF every Corpus Christian In this
'andahle undertaking with only a
small sacrifice al the hards OF savcral
hundred men, women and children ~
the city. lay making contributions 40
he fund, tde committee viii be cnahi .
"a 20 AID scores ~ the des, rNing poor
u the city.
In connection with this work Mrs
q. X. Scott chairman % tho committe.
Yesterday laseed the following an.
POSI-,
The members 81 the Gocd Cheer
COMMITTEES viii be sled to receive arv
contributions OF food and clothlng scnt
. the city hall ON Mesquite street. 10
ne store room Just north ~ the city
Market on ruesaay aad "Wednesday
The committee will gladly receive and
distribute same 20 the poor and needy. q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

among cowboys and Indians Some a.
bis most famous works are equestrian
statue 1t Goneral Gordon ot Atmt.
and cf Captain O'%cu ut Ira. I'D
Arizona the hacfm Memorial u
fhtkrr Institute HrlokNu l,urt uf
htisHdicr Dienvih NuVcr Dn tu.
Nicksburg battlefield Portrait aut 3D..
~ Private Jones oi t.c Confederate
Army ut Lynohhurg Hc received
many art honors abroad Including tine
silver medal ut thr Paris Exposition
Ito married Miss Emma NisnM 10
Parts in 1895 Alr nDrgmm has stdlus
100 Sew York and Norv llk Conn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
PERSONAL MENTION

Alr and Mira. Frank L. WcdrcgrpVc
aud son Arnold Of Newman Grove
Ncbr.. are in the city for several
weeks auiy, registered at the state
Alva Dllc, superintendent IT the
bishop schools spcn, SUNDAY In the
city
W L. barley is In the city ON
periodical business trip, stopping at
the Suecoa.
Thco. Lawrence is expected la the
city tomorrow night from Vera cruz
to spend the holidays with hts parents
MIR and Mn. T N Lawrence From
here MIR Lawrence win 80 tn chi.
huahua wherv he has been appointed
agent Tor the Pearson on Syndicate
George KlebcrR Stayton Is homo
from the A ana NJ College 60 spend
the holidays with relatives
Miss Mildred seaton has returned
from Alice where she Was called on ne.
count Of the serious Illness - her sis.
ter Mrs June Adams
MIR and Mrs. "a T.. wll,sc Of Hart.
land. Mo. are tourists 10 the city, stop
pins at the state.
Linton savage Is home irom tho
State UNIVERSITY 20 spend tho HOLIDAYS
with his parents Air and Mrs b Il
savage.
Mayor Roy Miller Yesterday AFTER
noon returned from short business
trip spent In Taylor
Mrs. Chas Croker ara children of
wiilacy County are ln the city to
spend the holiday season with rela
tiN,s.
County Superintendent Nat Benton
le0vcs to-day Tor Sinion To attend the
san ratricio County Teachers lnsu.
tutc
Airs r. w. Staston and daughter
Miss Anna l.oucsc are home from Aus.
TN. whore IN" latter vs. q student az
the Texas University, 20 spend the hol.
iday season.
Edward fNitmaN student ~ A A
VI. college arrived yesterday tn spena
The holidays with his mother Mrs. y.
Nurman,
g r. Carleton ~ Fort Worth. ascn,
for the Fort Worth and pcnvcr spcnt
yesterday in the city on business.
O. J. Bristion lei, yesterday morn.
ina for Philadelphia on a months bus.
mess trip
County Commissioner r. N. Law.
rcnce and Hines wrsght arc expected
home this afternoon front puval coqn.
~ where they have been for the past
two weeks on a hunting tslp.
NJ k~ueer q san Antonio. pres.
ident Of the SAN Antonio Machine a
supply Company rs IN the CITY on
business trip comforting with r. n
sechrcst. loSai manager sop slsc com.
pany,
'Alnncl john burst j. 4 visitor In In,
cts stVrf lnr "a the ~ut.ces Colonel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
sIy rxgsH
. n ssAS 49,
WEATHER BULLETlN

Local forecast for today. fur and
toidcr lisht 20 moderate nortb.rl,
winds
Temperature. wind aud precipitation
records for the - hours ending Mon
iay az z 90 g. m
temperature. lowest -. highest So.
az 100 p m. e. wind velocity al
90 D. m, ~ miles per hour from th.
N"rth state OF weather cln,id,
Precipitation COS lpchos. Reliably,
humidity 100 per cent
liaromotrical reading al 200 %. IN
reduced Go sea level and corrected Tor
temperature. 3Oe5
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
TITS DATE IN history"
Daccu- brr 90

Go Alexandria captured hv Oil.
Saracens from the Greeks Cl.u
patraH famous library. 100000
volumes destroyed
LOGO M8Yfluwor ipi.r.n,s ,a.r.s
plymouth Rock total rrm .,.
l'l 20 which Go died durnf Or.
winter
AVo- Louisiana came into actual n.s-
scesioa a. Americans
1907 uitod States ports closed
against British commerce
lss4 United SWtes Conrr.sa ,ot.d
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
~ Southern Missionary News bureau -
Ida clyde Clarke, Editor

There are 100000 900 million children
under 10 years Of ago In China. In
The near future they may be taught al
most entirely under government sys.
tom Of educatloit and win bee less ac-
cessihle 20 the Christian day school
rho Sunday school must give them re-.
llglous education.
The Chinese Christian churches gen
srall> lack young men and maidcna
CONGREGATIONS are eighty per cent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
THIS IS NY 46th. BIRTHDAY
S. ~ Rcrotur,

Solon Hannibal uorgluin. famous
American sculptor was born perem
per ~ lsss. AZ ogden. Utah. lie Is n
fear ana a half older than his brother
SUTTON bofglum, who is also a famous
sculp'or lie was educated in art a,
''h''hn"tl aud Paris. and made "A
sn-elal study of Western he. LIVING
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
AT TIE THEATRES.

Eddie Lyons. Ice Moran and Viz
.eria fordc IN When Lissic Got h,r
roush."
Edna Msison in The Heart .f
Magdclenc"--two acts.
Lyric
Harry Norcy and Helm Gardner In
The butterfly act Vuarfa,b
feature. "a"
Helen Holmes 10 The Plot at The
X X Cut"-a railroad drama
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
VENERABLE pprlArg cglE.
BRATES.

ST PAUL, MINI. Doc s,.--xrch-
bishop Ireland. ono Of the most bciov
"a ~ the American clergy. celebrates
'oday his tsrd, anniversary IN the
priesthood, ana the ssth. anniversary,
M Ma erncirim-nt a. assistant 10
hishop urnee % Minnesota AZ his
residence he received many visitor,
iAd a flood ~ lcftors aud tricerims M
coneratulntlon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

Has Your boy goneg" ~ tho com
mon greeting among mothers Just nov
SAYS an Ensilsh exchange Recruits
have been Joining kttchener's new
army at the rate of "a. 600 a day. Last
Monday iSs5. larger number than
ever, Joined In l.nndon alone. and ON
Tuesday the numbers were about the
same. There have been many disap.
polntments at not getting In" one
yonng Free churchman was rejected
twice ~ doctOrs-once Tor slightly
deformvd toe -but al the third time
he succeeded.
streams OF refugees from belgium
aud France continue 20 land az ralke.
II yshal share egulsahly with the chn.
have been given blanket apiccr and
sent To the hop fields to help in tho
picking
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
YOUR colo Is DANGEROUS
BREAK IT up-NoW

Cold liz readily catching. run.
down system ID susceptible To Ge-ms
You owe Y to Yourself and 10 ether,
q your household ~ fight thu uerms
~ once. pr Bells Pine Tar Honey Is
finc FOR Colds and Coughs. II loosens
the Musous, stops tho Cough and
scothes the Lures. It's ruaranteed
only zoe. az Your prusgss, Advcr.
tlsement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

adults. and many little children. but
Few youtha between the ages OF M.
teen and twenty five. They must be
wen and held Tor Christ.
A church which gives Itself mainly
10 winning new converts. Rs the church
IN China naturally does. Ia Ia constant
danger % rcelccting Thorn whom they
have been won. The nlhie school has
necessary place IN the continued
nurture after they have entered into
fnll memhorshlp In the churches. This
TX phase Of sunday school work at
Yet largely und.. clopad
The youth OF the boarding schools
ana colleges needs 60 be- trained In
voluntary chrlatian service. The train
ms OF leaders from among the promls
INK young poople for the work of IN,
local church falls naturally To IN,
Sunday school
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
"GETS-IT," z Drops,
Corn vanishss T!


Desperate. are YOU, over trying TO
l1ct Iid % cornsi Cult using old
4orn.ulas under new names. handagcs.
Wlndirs tapes and cotton rings that
niaAe fat little package out OF yeur
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

IN" war In affecting our foreign mis-
ainary publications ilev. w. q Ter
ri OF lnhambane. Portuguese East Ami
ca writes 'hnt he is unable 10 got
PAPER "n which 60 print the lnhnmbnnc
christian Advocate, a quarterly puhii
cation THIS causes a delay which Mr.
TERRI desires 20 explain 60 American
readers of tho Advocate.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

fFiL NbELFiiiA. Dec a Mrs
par,ie y. Heerman OF Somcrsct. ia
hsH been admitted 10 praetice hefor,
'ths fennsylysnia Supreme Court.
rhcfe az" id> women employed H.
ruhilc serYlce prsi,lorn ln thls ast,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
R. ]. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO CO.
Winston-Salen, N. c.

burst be- member ~ the personal staff
~ the goyornor.clcct James T. Ter
guson.
II = Nelson o. RobstoWn and ]. y
Mcdaniel Of YoaKum were among
yesterdays arrivals az the Nueces
Prompt Action viii Stop Your Cou9h
When you FIRST catch Cold toftcn
indicated hy sncezo or coughl. break
b up at once, The idea that "lt does
not matter often leads to serious
complications. The remedy which im
modiatoly and easily pcnctrates o.,
lining OF tine throat is the Kind de
mandcd nr Kings New Discover,
soothcs the irritation loosrns tho
phlcgm You feel better az once m
seemed to r,ach the N,rs spot OF m,
Cough Ia one of many honest test.
monials SOC at your Druggist Nd.
vcriisemcnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

toe. Quit Furnishing your feet by
using tee-eatlng sAites and ointments.
To sse kniyea, files. scls,ofs and
Racers. slielng and hachlag at a corn.
oriy make IA grow faster and bigger.
~ also brings danger OF bleeding
And blood poison. The new NAY tho
new principle never known before In
tprn-hlstory. Is .cETS-fT., Tia a
liuuid-~-- drops on a corn does tbs
work. Pain goes, the corn begins 10
thrirpi and out u comcsl iou amply
u IN two seconds. Nothing TO stick.
nothing 20 hurt. and Il never falls.
Try 'cETS-fT'' tonight on corna, call
1usre, werts or bunions
s 'GETS.lTT Is sold by drugglsis
everywhsre. esr hottie o. sent di-
fset BY T. Lawrence 8 Co. Chicago.
"cCrs-irv is sold In Corpus chris,
Nv X. II bingham.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
CHINA HAS HUNDRED MILLION
CHILDREN UNDER TEN YEARS

SMALL PERCENTAGE OF THESE ARE IN schooL-coN.
eREoAToNs CONSIST EIGHTY PER CENT ADULTS
PAPER FAMINE IN AFRICA. HAS GOMEZ ENG.
LISA MOTHERS ARE ASklNo-NTEREsTiNF FACTS ABOUT
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