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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
GERMANS REPULSED.
british squadron Gives Effective
Aid 10 Helgtan..


PARIS, oct ls.--Generally encourag.
ing TO France as the Government repor,
Is tonight there is one item that IL OF
thrilling interest, the presence OF a
British fleet off the Belgian coast and
actively assisting In repulsing the Ger
mans. The allies have made progress
in France. The text Of the communique
given out at IL i. VI. is as follows:
Belgium-tierman attacks be-
tween Newport and Dixmude have
been repulsed by the Belgian army,
which was aided effectively by a
British squadron.
Between Arras and Roye we have
made slight progress mt several
points Our troops advanced as far
as the barbed wire defences Of the
enemy
In the neishborhood OF st. Mihiel
We have gained ground on the right
bank of the Meuse.
ON the rest of the front there is
no important news to report
The report OF the afternoon indicated
that the Germans have been driven
northward from the River User and that
the Belgian army has again given
and France Gen. Joffro's troops are
going forward. gaining ground In the
region of Lille and east Of Arras. The
report was the most definite yet re
ceived uf the steady progress OF the
allied left wing. The communique was
made public at 1852 T.. NJ. and was as
follows:
In Belgium the heavy artillery of
the enemy has cannonaded. bat with
out result, the front from Nieuport
10 Vlasloo, to the east Of Dixnude.
The forces Of the allies, and nota-
bly, the Belgian army have not only
repu!sed further attacks on the part
OF the Germans. but have advanced
as far as Roulers.
On our left wing, between the
River Lys and the Canal OF La
Bassee, We have advanced in the
direction OF Lille There has been
very stubborn fighting on the front
from La Bassee to Ablain-St. Ma
Eaire. We are advancing from
house to house In these two places.
tAblain-St. Nazaire is about eight
miles north OF Arras and about ten
miles east of La Bassee.l
To the north and to the south of
Arras our troops have been fighting
without respite for more than ten
DAYS and with a perseverance and
spirit which never for moment
have been relaxed.
In the region Of Chaulncs We have
repulsed strong counter attack
delivered by the enemy, and have
won some ground
on the centre there Is nothing TO
report.
on our right wing in Alsace. to
the west of Colmar. our advance
posts are on the line between Bon
homme Pass and Sulzern. More to
the south we still occupy Thanh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20

Allies Haze Reoccupied
Lille, Says London Report

attempt to break through. NJ Chaulnes
hut were repulscd and lost ground.
Along the fortified centre, on the
Champagne Hills, there Is desultory ar
tlllery duelllng. Neither side is strong
enough, apparently to menace seriously
ing the issue In northern France. In
the east the French are advancing on
the right bank of the Mouse. In Alsace
they have made progress and strong
forces are active all along the barrier
fortress line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
AERIAL CHASE IN FOG.
Paris Aviators Put German Taube
to Flight Despite Darkness.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-the new system OF
guarding Paris against attacks by Ger
man airmen proved a success to-day,
when French flyers recognized Taubc
in the distance, signalled TO headquar-
tiers from Compiegne and speedily
forced the hostile machine TO seek
safety in flight.
In spite of dense fog the aerial
reconnaissance work over the city was
kept up all day. The French aviators
who went up into the darkness, which
was made worse at times by rain and
hail, had many hairbreadth escapes and
unusual experiences.
Two officers In one machine on
emerging from IA fog bank found them
selves only fifty yards above Sacre
Cpur on Montmarte. Two other off,
GERS ran into fog which was az black
as night
The public has been invited TO send 10
the military Governor Gen. Gallleni,
any letters or proclamations dropped
from the Taube, which flew over Clichy
on October IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
FRENCH IN LILLE AGAIN.
Germans Reported Driven FROM city
Third Time.

special Cabie bespdtch 10 Tur suS.
LONDON, oct. IA correspondent Of
the Ddiiy Chronicle says:
THE Germans have been driven from
Lille after they occupied 1t for the third
time. They retired To "A safer place on the
Heights east and southeast They have
been forced to abandon Courtrai They
are being flung back IN crowded masses
upon a line which they must hold or die.
the road from Journal to Valenciennes
and thence to Cambria and ST Quentin
The allied left has approached very
nearly to this road. and the rghtlng In
the mining district Is savage and In
cessant. so far as strategy goes, the
Germans have been badly beaten. They
have been driven from ground they &C.
cupied a; the cost Of thousands OF lives
Against all rules Of their textbo KS they
have been forced TO crowd back upon
narrow lines They have failed 20 en-
yelop the forces In Belgium and failed
always In attempts To break through In
France, vast and formidable as their
numbers are, so that there Is always
the possibility OF their being crushed at
some point OF weakness.
They have not been strong enough
so far TO resist our offensive Every day
for the past iive days they have yielded
ground. Exhaustion IL hurting hem more
than death. II Is Weakening their num-
bers faster than bullet and shell can do
The German prisoners | saw yesterday
were miserable men, half starved. weary
and suffering from enteric fever. which Is
rife In the Germany army. II is making
a horror Of the trenches II takes the
stiffening out OF the hardest OF regiments
Morally and physically. so far as one can
Judge from the prisoners, the German
army is in a bad way. II IL hardly likely
that such men can retrieve the disasters
Of the past week In France. which has
seen the defeat Of the whole German line
from the Belgian frontier to the centre"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
DOUBT STORY OF GERMAN PLAN.
Washington Has Not Heard of
scheme To Annex Belgium.

WAsHiNdroN, Oct l9.--Presldent Will
son and acting Secretary OF state Lam.
Sing expressed doubts to-day OF the truth
OF the published reports that Germany
wants the withdrawal OF Brand Whit
lock as United States Minister 10 Bel
GUM and the subsequent recognition OF
Germany as the ruler OF Belgium. Both
declared Germany had not made such
requests TO this Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20

There are many opinions as to what
constitutes an adequate navy and the
proportion OF vessels OF one tyne or
another The ultimate decision as 10 how
many vessels and how many Of each type
shall he provided rests With Congress
Neither the Secretary nor the general
hoard determines upon appropriations
Tor me navy. which matter Is entirely in
the hands OF Congress. the court Of las,
resort In expressing the desires OF the
people"
Of submarines Mr. Daniels said:
considering the number OF submarines
IN our navy and the principal foreign
naVcs we find that England has "A fleet
OF about seventy-fve in service and
probably nine building; Germany. twenty
-FOUR IN service and seven or more build
ing France, siNty-seven In service and
nine or more building; Japan, fifteen in
service and two and possibly more build
Ing. while In the United States navy we
have thrty-six In service fourteen build.
ing and eight about to be contracted for
Roughly there are built or building As
Follows: England, So France. 76 United
states, oil ; Germany. 81 Japan H.
A. Tar as the submarines themselves
are concerned II is believed that ours are
on par with any In the world The
development OF our types has been logical
and In each new type the ideas and corn-
ments OF the officers and men who operate
the submarines in service have been COL
sidered. In the appropriation made by
the last Congress two types for the first
time were included, one OF high surface
speed To accompany the fleet and one
for coast and harbor defence
one thing the experts OF the navy fear
is that as "A result OF tho spectacular sue
cesses OF the German submarines in the
present war Congress will resolve itself
into council of naval strategy and APP
propriate for n disproportionate number
OF submarines instead of for dreadnoughts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
THINKS INDIA IN REVOLT.
Berlin Cheered by Reported
Troubles of the british.

BERLIN, via Sayville, l.. l.. oct. 10
Announcement made here to-day Of
Great Britains cry for help to Portu-
gal" the chaotic condition in South
Africa" and the revolt in India" al
tend to raise the confidence of the
pufblic.
1t is announced that Great Britain
has sent three active battalions from
Malta 10 India
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
FEW GERMANS ON COAST.
scared on, Is Relief, by the British
Fleet.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE suN.
LONDON. oct ia despatch to tho
Daily Telegraph says the Germans are
not occupying the Belgian coast. There
are only few Uhlans in Ostend. The
news indicates that the presence OF a
British fleet Off the coast has made Bel
gian ports untenable for the Germans.
There is a report from bordeaux that
the Germans are massing a new army
% 100000 for the invasion OF France.
but the rumor is not believed. Fresh
troops hurried by the Germans to the
battle line are made up OF reserves who
are taking the places Of troops killed or
wounded. The German regimental de-
pots are heavily drawn on to AL such
gaps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
GERMANS HURRY AID.
Special cable Dsspatch 10 THE srS.


AMSTERDAM, oct. l9.-The TClegradJs
correspondent at Sas van Gent on the
Belgian frontier. says that on Saturday
G,rman troops OF all arms were movh. {
steadily toward tho French frontier.
Heavy guns drawn by many horses were
being taken in that direction.
other reports indicate that the Ger
man officers at Client are growing ur-
easy at the developments in the sltua-
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
B0THA SEXES MORE REBELS.
Forty Surrender voluntarily 10 Boer
Leader.

LONDON, Oct ia despatch from
johannesburg states that Gen. Botha's
forces have captured three officers and
several men In the forces Of Col. Marits
tho rebel commander. Forty OF the
rebels surrendered voluntarily,
These captures are in addition to
those mentioned in previous reports.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
GERMAN PRODUCTS FOR U. S.
A mericnn Steamship 10 Bring Dye.
stuTs and other Exports.

RERLIH. via London. Oct. l9.-As tho
result OF instructions sent tn American
Consuls in Germany a cargo OF dye-
stuffs and other exports is on the way
10 Rotterdam for shipment on m Ameri.
can steamship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
JAMAICA PLANS WAR LOAN.
Government to Make 100000. 900
note Issue TO Relieve situation.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE svN
KINGSTON, Jamaica. oct l9.--As a re
suit OF the war the Government Is .
make note issue of f4,00O,000 $50.
0.00o) in an effort to relieve the situa
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-20
French society E,peI. Teu,on..

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Srx.
PARIS, Oct i9-The French Archmo-
logical Society has expelled all members
of German and Austrian nativity.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28

its Acts ~ pe Twenty sixth t.cgls.
laturo iAWg 1888 ana me only auai.
lnci voters vito are property taxpaS.
ers ~ said cUy, shah he allowed t.
vote. and an voters Acslglne g. sap.
Port tho rronrsitlon So issue bonds
shall have printed on their ballots the
words ~For uc issuance - heads"
and those opposed shall have printed
m their ballots thc ~oris AGAINST The
issuance q, nsrds The manner ~
ho'aine said cir .,ien shah TO %. crned
hy we laws az the state rcsulatlnf
ecncrai eleciionN
section .. 4 c ~ q ,his ordcr stan
"a by the MAYER ~ said ciiv. shan
serve as q pforcf notice ~ seid cleo
tion. ana the navor BE- directed o. cause
noticc ~ thc election e. hs ppsiri ar
at tae places designated for holdins
safe oirrilou az least ihuy dass riiof
fn thc date ~ said election
Section 3 rhe fact thai ihcro b.
urgent demand fHr on utrcaHcd and
improved Mater snpph faf iho nhah
Hanis ~ che cly ~ Corpus christ
rsRtss public emergency and "a pup.
is imperative necessity. rcgulHna n
sHs, rcnaion ~ che charter ruio pro-, ia.
nr ihaf na ordinance al i.-"inton -lieil
he ranscd finally oo tho dav Be h. ia.
fr.iuDei and thpt futh ofdinanre SCI
resolution shalt Del read 10 thnec sc,
erai MEETINGS ~ tnc ciiy Council and
$500 MaNor hn,nr artarct that sucf
whIt emergency and imperative rub.
I0 Necessity EXISTS snd requested thai
said charter uie De- suspended an,
thst thIs resolution hc passed finaln
cen thr taic ~ us nsroduciion an,
,hai ui- ordinance tste effect aud n
m ul fnrc and offc.i frrm aud afe
Iis rhsssrc. Boz if so ordained
rles,d the siH a., - luN A 81
fpiH
,urm,ci ihc iiai dat 80 luly. a Il
faif
,sHnral ROY MILLER
1ay0r 90 u, ClN ~ Corpus Christi
NTIIiUNN.
rlr Secretary % thc CHS ~ coWu
Chusu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
"rHls IS NY seth BIRTHDAY"
Francis q. Nswlands

Francis q NrwiandH. the Iniied
Niatrs senator frlm Nevada ana one
nf thc ,ctcrRnn smonn tho nrmacuiig
nrmhcfa Of chat body was BORN in
Nht'hos Nlra Aur ss isis iim edu.
railun won received Ht Nnlo and af the
Columbian Colierc ~ Inv in WnHhlng
ton. o. g. After ha admission q. ths
bar be- went 90 san Francisco where
ho met with mafhed mncroHs boz hls
obnron profession tn itss De- m0, q
iu Nclada ii, nri 'amo go Wash.
lnrton twcnif yrnu aro aa mrnhcf
30 tho tower hnuao ~ rnnrreHH Afirr
serving five terms ln thr iloufo Mf
Newlands enu elected 60 sHrreed iah1
Z iunoa in ihe arnsic ln 1909 Sc ls
nev completing ms serond term in tHr
nonaif ana ih candidate f0r ro.tlNr.
u0n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
~rHts oArG IN HISTORY o.
August ca


less ifantis lu,rlscs became fuNcr
nor ot Sew Nofk aud Nrw ic4.
HrY
lf'N James Wilson. signor uf Tho
Declaration ~ lndcpendcn,r dicd
at rleninn N a. norn in s,nt.
ana sept e. tflf
$500 iusi eic,iian of state nfft0rs lu
Missouri
1880 pubo of NoriUM nusi nomtn
Catholic peor tUoh hia scat boz
tha iinuse ~ i.ardr
lhto fhp Prince JNntnit WnH ptcafnt
"a With thp freedom q tho Cn
~ i.,Hdau
1859 Irirh liunf fHmpua tnruan
writer dloa Room opt ts lfkt
lstt Valparaiso NsH captured ht ih,
Dhuoan insurgents
1899 The Kulu klnH CcirNayo wac
Dlpiurvd h, ihe british
INse The british defeated AfaM paaha
ne fhc uRulo W knssasain
1910 Montenegro hsghmo hnsdum
with former Prince Melodies n'
i>iur
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28

tn Ouiinnnlc fn nrnli3, fHt inc auh
mission o. fN, qualified HN uaNlnE
yntrrs 90 the .iir OF CORPUS ChfIau
5000 question: "sNhH ihe C.p Couu
,l nf tho CIN 90 ropua Chuaf
T,sfs. hr authorized ia MsHo thr
bonds n san tIit m th, num 81
three hundred fhuHatnd datau pis
able bob frg lrar aNsr daf, and
red,,nahio af thc 0ufinu 10 Eud
CITY 80 ans tmr afirf twenty ,r1rr
fr.m d1fp thereof tnH hcafInr Boz
forrest at thc ratio ~ npe per cent
Ger nnnum und tn i,tY aN ~
twenty fifo rrnts or so much there
e fH ia necessary on sarh unr hun
drcd dollars Of thc tHNahlo values
~ thc sald CNy annually to gas
tho inicrcfi un said bonds and f1
ago slnhtnr fund runnHoni io %,
deem stii bonds lt maturity fpr tnr
purpose ~ ml1ntins 'nnrgInr and
extending tho waierWorhs sNaiom 81
sald CiiS. and declaring an cmorE
cuCv
Whereas tho Municipal wnirrVnrks
81, siom m ihe cHy ~ Corpus Dhuul
Ie ontrr, Ina iolnntn to supply o. auf
tIcnt nninHut ~ wlfor 90 ro mhah
ipnta - mIt cur and t.c punli, of
ifo wafer Furnished .a nnt saitahlc fnr
iho needs ~ tUr people end
Whereas thc said Cny hna scnored b
permit from the state fo appropriate
sI ffl.c water 80 tho nse W fhr ln.
haNtants - hv cI', and % vW hc
ue,rssan o. Improve ana enlarge aod
esirni the present vHi,rnoftH sfa
tenn ln 0ricr io secure tho advantages
~ eurh Increased water fupplf 90 tho
inhabitants ~ thr cUt therefore
no lt orltInci bf thr cny Council
80 tno CTS ~ Corrus Christi Texas
Seruun D. Thai an election ho hcti
ln she Citr % Corpus Chnsti on tNs
ard dsy ~ September a D 1914 "a
which cleef on me foIirNIng propoal
uon shall he Submitted "shal ih'
city Council ~ tho Ciy ~ CORPUS
Chfisl. Trass. Boo authorized 30 Issue
the bonds - eaid Ciiy in thn sum ri
Three Hundred Th0gss0d $500 oGo 90
Dollars iuYahio in FORTY wears nne
date aud rodcemshle af thc option o
Faid city ni anY tnn after fwent'
year- from date thereof snd hoafinl
Interest al ihc ratio 20 1r poo annuu
and 10 iofY Il tas ~ lweniy five t25
cents az so much fbcrc0f ns iu nee
cssary ou oarh 0ne hundred dollars %
fbe taxable values ~ thc said c.t
annually 90 par the interest on sal
bonds ard create muhnr fund nuf
/ nrlent 90 rcloem said bonds ma
turty fof the rsrpose ~ improylnl
charging and extending tho water
/ works system ~ faid CITY"
section snid election shall d
held a. ths cly Han ana iIfo static
in Bond Election Precinct Ap. D. az
iho following named persons are here
Soy appointed managers n said eier
7 lion.
r Y savage Presiding fudge
p Cuhage Assistant Jadge.
Lester Ggust Assistant Judge.
Section 5 said election shall D
hold under the provisions ~ Chapter
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28

lecal forecast Co. today Unsettled
Ssrue seutherly ~,eda
1emp3rasure, wind and preeipita alton
records Ter shs " hours ending Thurs,
CAV 81 .. WI
rsmperatars, lowest 80, highest, ~
a, y. W. 81. wNd velocity at o. NJ
~ Mites esr hour frer, the southeast
s,sse % weather. clear Precipitation
none. Relative humidity. ~ psr CEN,
earemetricsi reading az 9 ~. ~
duosd 70 sea level and corrected 10,
Temperature. - %
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
In Mind and Body the
Change is Wonderful. q

After ihs depression. the ssnrnnsion. the
dstpap oter nDnsc hlpqd dlsordtfois - hne
% sake 90 VI what n y y. hkt accom-
pilshed Tor you eliff few dayeeuse IL
puts she pfrfm ana hloo4 In hAfmoay V
nrpusrs tho rgiInisr e<iitlly 81 the liver
hlEsrss. isngk and other sasrfsory orEs1s
% remove ffunl tbs blood the botJ WASTES
shss cause nearly all sickness.
rhlg means tnsf all dNra7. all bfe&king
d0wn - the flesug4. IA checked and repair
WORK lssins n y. y has ssat iafueuce "a
al iptnl cells 81 10 rfsksyyc their mutnsi
welfare aud hnofd a proper relative sssisi-
snrn 10 eath nfhrk Aiofs sttentinn u being
glypa ~ ral&lylie uedie'oe ipAn essk before
sno n n 10 ore " tho highest a<hIevt-
menta ia ihis Hue. Fur nkp5 years people
relied upon msffury, ieaido " pofssh. g.
ssnic shth2flics nod "dopr'' a. tsaAr<1les M
bl6od siesncss. but nsw ths purc. vtxe<Ael<
A. n. b. u tislf safeguard.
You szs VA a r. &. n ar Gfrx store.
elt insixt upon hAyIax IL JAe 1r4et nuift
tAbcr4tery ~ Atlatta. a., pr5nre. (hlo
famous hIe<d pifl6er. 90 1ot Aheul6 to1g
"a cllan<t ~ p<rmift(n& eny01o 10 focom-
mend 3 sni,stltnfe An1 q ykar tlooA toa-
fiition IL ele1 THAI yoa woak4 Ina a. ~.
salt a spse'slizt xi,hent chsrr~. 2<1r<s
Ae,iiral reps.. The Hetfz op<c(tc ~. va
swim u'1y. AslaEts. -
-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28

~ PUBLICATION 90 W.
NAL ACCOUNT

Thr state 40 TeNaa
r. tu ptruns interested ln tnp co.,
IIir go Mtus Nnldot minw loar Ma
Naidet eulrdiho Of he Hsaio 49,
aali Nnrn Naid,g minor Jose Na
Naldrf Guardian hna nied 800 the
Counts Court of Nueros count, hir
unif Aornuui ~ thr condition of aald
estate. torettar Nlth nn application tn
o., DISCHARGED na Guardian thereof
nh.h viii nr htatd hl ouf snli Court
nn thr tnIrd Monday Boo Nertomhor a.
3D. irif HnnD n,inr tho slHt dn ~
-uplemr,r A. 90. islf Hf tbs court
lI.unr nf Said NurU'A tuunu ln Che
Cr ~ Corpus ChrHti TesaH nt whirh
inp snd place 400 persons Interested
In .hd ESTATE Gee rrpuirod lo appear
anJ contest said imai Account nnd
application f ni'i soe pu.pcr
WHnrss o. D. Later Cirfk - mo
Dmm Court uf Nucr,r County fn
Given undsr ms hand anl iho n,ai M
nald Court n mY office ln 'npus
CHRISTI rrarn on ihla. thr gath dar "
AHr. g. d. 1914
~ D. lutor clerk County Court
Eu..oH County. 1'thH
Hs ChaH Walters urputf
a. 80 A tfuc COPS ! certify 81
U Wnsnt Sheriff Nuccoa counts
rohar
oscar leilhmF iDputY,
fknVUftlremsui
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
AUTO BARGAIN

Automobile bargain. nVe-passengor
car. newly oycrhauled. spitdorf high
tension magnetic. new tires an round
Fuse 4 Lievre Repair shop, Laguna
and Chaparral streets. els n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
WANTED LAND

LAND WASTED -iiave some hcauil-
fal roHidcnce lots. also good Corpus
Christi home 60 exchange for farm
90 ranch lands state lowest price and
flu description Boz first letter Address
T.. %. Hox lif. corpus CHRISTI Tex
igi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
WANTED statesmen

WANTED Statesmen in Eohaiuwn
Alice Bishop. KIuEsFiilc. Mathis
Arkansas Pass hockport Frank T.
Arthur room SO "a Greer Bldg 1a3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
FREsH FIGs FoR SALE

r.,phan. Nour order for fresh Mas-
r... n.s .n -o to 90 pound critics at
p,r pound throc shipments per
v-L r,m MusnoHa fg a Orange
Colony D. 2 Harmon, Phone foo-tl-
'haparral sVNet 70
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Broadway Property
at q Bargain

Tifiy foot Dot. east front.
extending through tho block
vIth cshty two feet front on
lIleriy street making nearly
ihrse loa for g. 1000 Terms
600 down balance In and
s. }ears 90 per cent Paved
street aud park on broadway ana
Ffrrct cars on the west side -
GOO block cheap property f1r
CLOSE in stuff Beautiful view
ou thc market only for a few
days
E. 7. MERRlmAN, Agent
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Alexander Gaden porpth, rhWlps.
iinvard CHAMPION Nuih ponnelit ana
Edmund M0riimst in q two roel imr
Universal SO An rmnes Moderation.
Universal he in "1he panFerr 60 q
Drcst ,t,, with Hehut fuChtef And
l.ouiar Nlaum.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

Gsucral it p,wrter meinrss rlsaninE
rcpnunr. rentals a1les rapport work
manshp Reasonable prices a
miller at smiihs huak store lheno
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL MOTIFS



uuU TuN AcrorilnB 90 q number
~ iul,ihofmen ~ ihir cliY the lumber
industry has not been seriously ham
torcd hy ihr Eurpean crisis q -
hc.irVn1 that oAsDFt shipments -
iliuhoe vii he resumed immediately
ns a much iafser scale than before
r'he situation III viewed eifh optimism
in other srtions " che timber Deil
~ ihla state
MIDLAND The feature ~ the Aid
mi,d County i'tif and Fnt Stock SHOW
which viii bo oonGu,ied here scpiem
Der s.ii inclusive. ia The handsotu'
prizes Thai are offered IN tho liyestpfi
dlyinlon This yosrs exhibition all
boz bigger. better and more Aucesss'
f1i thsn ans previous event.
LAREDO Th. cattle ranges in ih'
81 tlon sfo in supnme condition, o..
sofdlng go i0rh eaitlemen and M
oufinat fDf fali and winter frazing VA
newer setter Several thousand head
" lycrtock ia beins paHiursd hsr'
fof faii shlpmeui
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-28
norlcr no 10 punlIc.

rursunut 90 resolution pafnoi hl
iht corpar Chisu Independent sch'ol
fnstriet
ilds afo invited fnr iho hHndiinr ot
fbe sohon Funds - Fald School uis
uio nr enc Scholastic year ending
August 50 1885 inds must state fats
~ Interest thai viii Doe pald 0n month.
o. hainuror ~ the various funds ana
rtc ~ Interest that viii ~ enarEe''
the board on monsl ihnt may Boo b's
rnucd
Said bids should bo addroased Co }
IS Chambers Secretary ~ School
BOARD not later than August 3d. 1915
An chambors Secretary ~ ths Corr
nns Churu independent school u's
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