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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13

@~N frSAN wa ~~i'ser> 0t$
Wes iiber griifeI na9 paris. -
Der gefis BON aiitti& unb
auremburs. sin Sdastpau s.ssu
ben Ginfnu Der 5ranaof.n unb
gusIdHbsr in bic Rbsinpropin,.
Den aries auf fremb.m gebist
aus5uirdgen, mar bon Kber oas
9runbprin5ip Der beutfdsn 5esrtslsis
iuns. nun fpirb er uIf klsifdem
Grunb uub 8oben ausssfo6isn. -
9slsisn batte felt Istnem Mbfan pom
Sollanb uno Isiner uHabbGneistsitss
ertldrung 1880 NIT GnsIanb sin.n
@ertrag absefGIofeu, na9 bem GHss
lamb bic bslgifhe RsutroIiidt nit
cintr 9lrmss RON 10000 Wtann
id1iibsn inute, bic in btm befsitigten
beleiitsn Saftn antptrpen lanbsn
ioutsn. Oisie pffenbar sinieitig au
Suniien gnsIanbs Iaiisnbe Wsrtrasss
beitimmuus bat ben 3iped, bab Iih
@Hgloub, nm I'm Iriibsn su fiften.
ieberssi! in hi 4nselessnbeiisn bes
suropGiffsn aputineats sinmiiGen
Tam inter bem 0oripanbs. 9sIsisns
ReutroIitdt let bsbrobi. Sm psr5sis
tigen arisa bat bas ober san3 nebtns
id6lite 9sOeuiuns; tsmn Gnsianb
bat felt 5abren ben aries sesen
Deutf6lanb borbereiiei. ibn ssfu9t
rnb ertldrt. Die bebrpbte NeutrnIi.
tat geIsisns III unb bIsibt bater Iss
bislia .RittsI gum SDsd.-
3tpii6en HIeisn unb 0rantrsiH
beitsbt cine gebeime TliliiGrionpen.
tiou. 0anaa seitattst AIsisn Der
RspubIit bic miliidriI1e Btfssung
aIIss bsIsiidsn @ebietes I'm oalle eis
nss arissss 5ipifden 5rantufd, unb
Deuti9.anb. syerner f.euer Dranfs
reid unb g<Igisn ssrnsiniam tire
aan,m Strsitirdfte sssen Deuti6s
lamb ins 5elb. Dur9 oieisn GebeiHs
Dsrtras 1T Deufnldnb upn Bslskn
aerabe3u bei Geiis geiGobsn unb
briisfirt. Bon elmer HsutraIitdt Bel.
aisns Tam bannh niHt mebr be
Reb. fein. Die 1bdtfa4e, bab
Deutialanb 9eleisn gum ariegsfd3ou.
plab ma4t, ettfsrtisi ii4 alfo aus
iia fsl6tt. 'Sitr mub blnsusefiiqt tper.
ben, bdb ben belsifhtn CffiSieren
bisie abmahung NIT Grunireih bes
tannt mar; ftcn felt aanstu pfiffen
es in aiittih (franDSfif& 2iees,
fprid: aidIt) bic Spasen Don ben
OdGern.
gslaien III pon 5tpei grunbberf6ies
benen W1ltsrTdafien beipObni. Sn benz
aanbestbsils DftIih unb iiibli9 bon
griTsl nadb Der beutffen unb frans
sSflfen Ortn5e gu nm 2iitti9 uub
gbarlerpp fpobntn bic fran50fiih
Iprehenben ggdnonen, n6rblih unb
ipeitlid BON 1riiifsl nm Gent unb
4ntperpen lOipie na4 Der bO[Idnbi.
i3en Greu5s su iDobusn bic Wlamldns
Der, bic ben altstrmaniifen pIdmi,
f6en 0ialelt fpre6en. politiff Be-
fGmpfsn fid bsibs Rnifen. Die 1Iems
lanber iinb sonferpaiiD unb CUTE Ans
tboliteu. Die Wa[oHen iinb liberal
unb fosial unb fraterniiiren init ben
Jransoien. Die preife bebt sssen
bas Osuti&tbum. Gs IN ipiebsrholl
pprseiomulsn, bab 8. .. bic In aiittif
erldeinenbs tdglide 3siiung ga
Wleaie1 duf bsutfden Druid BIN itr'
Sebartisel beridtigeH mibte, = Gir
@Orfaa II bsf0nSers 6ardsi4iisiI3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
Die gage auf benz peitIis

Die gage auf benz M eitli'
den &riessfhauplab nal
9eitern Mbeno bic. bab bic OertIber
auf Der oanaen 2inie pDrriiden. 0az
9ilo bat iid in gelsisn ettpas periao.
BEN. Die Sorts Don 2iitti9 iinb fen
einaeI9loHcn. iobab eine gepsglnl
GROCER SruppenmaHen noropdrts uu'
ternommen tperben tonnte, obne cir
ats6neibsn Don Der gaiis befiirhter
au miifIen. sSn Der 9esenb BON 2on'
germ unb ct. Sruiien baben auaen'
faeinlidh ar0Gere 9efe9te ituttseFun'
BEN. geibe Stdbte liesen mad Der
Gtrabe pon SriiffeI au unb ba BEL Den
Deutiden urobe aapallerismaTen itnb,
tanu fid bic 5cuptitabt uuf .llebera
rufaunssbiiiten aefabt MAIDEN. Was
bic Deutffen nit Der Horbpdrtsbeipe'
gung bestpeden, ipirb i'm Iugenblid
ni6t flor. Die @innabme bon Brill
lei mare obne 3peifel ein GROCER mos
raliiher grfola, aber militGriih pGr'
beg IT." gebeutrne. Das 2iel, fpel'
1es Die Deutiden unentrpest DerTol'
cen. lit iFranfreih, benH nur duf fran'
soiiIhem gpben lam bic Gnti9eiount
herbeiaefiibrt perbeH. 3u enti9eloen'
zen S6lahten pirb es au9 erit tom'
men, Denn bic Deuti6en stpei Mtu:o'
nen Solbatsn auf fransOiiihem gober
baben. Dag nimmt 3eit. gbe abel
Der ginmari6 nidt pollsossn iit, fte
ben drobs greisniiie nidt au ertparten
Die &Gmpfe, ipelde Bis ieht itattge'
funoen buRn, lparen niht piel mehl
als @orpoiterasfe9te. Dor Ddrii
fpirn ME Gutfheibuun fQ[leu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
(gbieasO 9lbeHbpoi.)
Bonn beIsiiden 9riessidaHs
plat.

Sslaiens Dertrag NIT gns!auS. -
gebeime WsilitdrtonDention Bel.
siens NIT Srantrei&. = Der Gin.
marf4 Tsutfalanbs In geIsisn
teins Notwithstanding. -
gslsisn fraterniiirt NIT ben Grans
sofen unb babt bic Deuti1en. -
Die beuiide GetDerbtbdtigseit In
gelsisn. - 81. Spra&prbaltniHs
9eIgiens. - ltittits, ber rtt3fie
sSnbuitrieksir, 9elsiens. - Die
aanbi4aft um 2iitti9. = Jhre
9obnperbinbuHsen. = Die gsfeffis
suHseu an Der Waas. Elm Sdms
Der fransS1ifaen Rcrosrease. -
Die forts DON aiitii& - Der
Weg iiber griihel naa paris. -
Der gsfis BON 2iitti9 unb
auremburs. sin S6astpau sessu
ben Ginfnu Der iSransoi.n uub
gnsIaHber in bic Rbeiupropin;.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
TRADES COUNCIL ARRANGING
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION
speakers for Labor Day Include Mayor
MILLER Judge r,uon. W E, Pope,
~. Taylor and Others.

4 moeuug % the members ~ the
corpus Christi Trades Counsel Nin be-
held Some time TODAY to perfect thc
hnal arrangements tor the bic Labor
ha} celebration which VII bo held in
TINS cit> September z The regular
meeting " che Trades Council was
helu last night a. which matters per-
"'ning Co the celebration were passed
ni"n' ana turned over 60 the special
committee. for final action. Socretar,
Packer " the Carpenters Local Is ln
charge ~ the arrangcmonts
The prosmm Tor th.~ Scar b. rou
sMered hy members 80 ihr council I,
De one ~ ihc best THAI mas over secn
held. and Will cmhody "A parade. band
concert basket picnic m Artcslan
barN' and spccches from Representa- d
i've citizens - the city. Several
speakers have already been asked to
paFneipate in the program. among
them being Mayor Roy Miller. count,
JUGS" Walter b. Timon County Al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
TINS is NJ 53rd e,r,hda,
Archbishop R,ordan.

Most ne, rair,e 49, Rlordau ,r
h.sh'p 20 San Fran .e.u tuJ lu. 3D..
tnc hrst known lrsates ~ ihr Romar
catholic church u Amer ri WAS borr
n N,v uursNl0N Aus .5 1854.
When De- w1s an lutant hls larcu rc.
mo,cd io Chicago hNd t Nus boa taai
r.tr that hIs 'o,hool tnd youth Ncr.
spent lir received un ,N.ellru, ulu
'ttun. uticndius Noi.e pamr uni.,rs
ty Tor four ,clrs and htrr completion.
his STUDIES af tine university 20 Inu-
vain. helgum After grtdubung from
inuNain iu 1864 hc returned Goo gh.
.aso tn h'.onc professor 90 thcolaa,
at thc seminar, q I'D Mafss ~ m,
i-thc From iNes Goo lNs3 he served a-
pastor of several churches boz CH.,a.
so ana vicinity On sep, rs. lNN3 ho
WAS Consolidated utular archhishup CO.,
Cthss, and made yuadIutor Win ana
rivhl ~ Succession to thc see of San
Francisco io which Doe succeeded
pcc ~ 1851
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
NOTICE ID rHs pusLlc.


pureu1nt a. resolution passed hy
ne ropur ChDsu independent schnol
District.
Bids ar' invited fur che handHns al,
tho school funds 90 said school bis.
''ir' To- the sehohrtlc year epdlng
NusHHt ST. 1915 i'ids must state rate
Il 'ntcrcst that win be- paid ON month F.
% bahnccs 30 the Various funds and
nte ~ lntcrcst that VIII ne ,nnrr-o
me hoard on moues ,oat ms, Ne bee.
rowcd
said bids should he addressed Ia ]
u chambers. SECRETARY ~ school
BEARD not later than Ausust a. lsit
J. n Chambers. SECRETARY ~ The cor.
pns christi Independent school n,..
'Fict =,
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
BUSINESS MEN WILL MEET WITH FARMERS OF
NUECESCOUNTY AND DISCUSS FARM CONDITIONS
wHs Rely COMMITTEES or CORPUS
CHRISTI HOLD MEETINGS AT SCHOOL
HOUSES IN COUNTY FARMERS 70 Next YEAR
COTTON RAISE LIVE STOCK Ano FsEo'
sTUFFs

and the merchants 8nd business mon in
general ~ the cltt Win be- given %
Hst - number ~ farmers 90 risit
o. number probably being Ten. with
tho view - securing tholr pledges Co
place un their mrma 900 leaH three
thoroughbred sppa. and orc registered
fllI DloDdod. boar hog This viii ho tho
nu,lcus ~ raising hig uoe CROP END
make hogs one Of the principal proc
ducts y The farm
independent in Two Years.
"Wlthin TIVE fftra 49, ii.rs.
.ontnucd "and Uy foliuvns u4f thIH
plan. the farmers ~ Texas vo4ld be
IHaep,ndcnt. nud would nnt Boz at thr
mercy ~ ths rlcmruts thc b0ll wee. g.
aud other pests n ies afmcfa would
AGREE ench o. pl1rc on their ufns four
boss u would mran the pisr.n ~ 500
anlmhs at tl, present tonne Wuh.
Boo tw0 wears tnis number vu 1nfo
grown Co 10000 n addition ID. eNat
would o. BOUGHT aud tnaf would mcHn
fhat The hos ,iup O. Nur.r count
pould 81, worth $500 900 aluuo 'Dupir
OF ToNas nre now hunel1f nfo thr
state m least So oun.oo0 worth ~ uoe
pr.duas ms.i and mauuf,, iuloI "u
side ~ Totas pIth u.lh aruvu
hofa ihls amount WOULD nr roII.st
.ff,m,nduu!
Offset Overproduetion Cotton.
ln addition t ihe q h.,, naur.
thot n c,rr' Dount, .,t down ..tiou
acreage meat frlr br ou,.fntl b.
would offsoi tur surplus m lau1oU0
bales ~ cotton. now uu thrr h.ui
and vn,h e"uuunta them as great
prohlon. % thc 1913 crop cam Do. m,in
tanned at ih.s rcr cent ~ lcrogr 'h.
/ farmers eau i'c 4. surrI e 10 good pu.r
in addition tu thr cash crop of laes
+ which nra sure
To Take immediate Action
Nr iuroh siid tnlt bc nnl e aa.
ao,afcs Ir tu. Venture would r.' tn.
r'fhrr immcduioi uI vmb rIu d.
h"li mccium u 'br taluue iiHm.a
10 mus anh nllpnne urncs ,nv.
tlc farmers oolld he uusfe4,ied ,,s.
4 "a And would explain tu tloui 900 n,ne
/ nte q" he derived nDm pla,lnf h.s.
900 their tme u offset thr W0"ru,,
BOO lhc cotton ,rfp hud 's tn' ncfuuin.
n % permanent crnp Doc Goo ,nlntr
Winch BE- certain of .cldine .nt Prot
us
Nr ltrs,h added inat rr lrlt m.
che mcr, hnots ~ Corpus Dhr.t
wonld ,ssist hlm n ha work of &c.
ing thr riuu'rs. nu1 th1t bc vss ll.c
wise suo thc m,r,n auts would %.
were willing to work ns VOL ns hi
hank which vnuit hc rlHd % c>tors
financial nid 200 tho,o desiring to pnc,
h0rr nn thcIr famine
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

nwtug Ia the fact that We have ms,
had a spell ~ rainy weather IL ~
romcs necessary that all clstcrns ave-
poolr ~ water he oiled la order to r,d
'ur cit, cf mosquitoes
,Nr sanitary inspectors an nov
making a thoroueh inspection n IN,
ity, and We hopc 10 find an cis,crr.
'ilvl not we'll Ecrooncd Weeds ers
ir"~fE "seln and should Toe cut AZ
MS y aiso hreedlng place Tor mos
guitoos,
| wish 60 call the attention 81 the
Nue'iv also 90 the fact that we REQUIRE
AZ households 10 have closed garbage
cans
'"'&neal mr. /. kaffie.
=" citN Health offiocr.
tAdysrsisementl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
STUDENTS CONGRESS W. ~.

SANTIAGO. Chii. Aux esisrs
announcement b. m"n' - Ga. ~
Go.erument ~ the ,...i Fus'
nanement Of the lniern',V ~
American students 0'''s'.., , m,sll
vas 70 nave opened here us,' ,, 80
Those in charge ~ the $50 49, y. y
decided that i, would Be 80. 1900 (
call the congress OH ~ .,,ashA
the European war and ~, ~ y
that IN conseauence o' ", ..rss''
gathering Mould "f So
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

) uAno CONCERT PROGRAM


nrr.frr 81 lradic, 90 thc Cu
pHe rhrtu Murine Baud his an.
rnun,ed thr mlloving nturfam fur th,
ga ID concert tonleht n Aricsnn paris.
from 1o ta . so orlrrh
N.nIl NHfrn kur
Waits unprecedented npnm lynsnr
Srrrn1dc "rNlurht tDhnm VI llrt
'Nf i1n \r,RdlH lturrn
rIDklr ihe hnr.,a raa urrrer
lutriWlHsinu
MHrh iights nNl Mrt'ue
NedIsN uNeuure Este Df GrmUha
lN,s tiodcNnlt- tamn
l'siNraiiun NA.tfrs Miller
overture. isustapici NoIor ,Reiar
Naf p fo.f ifmprril
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
kANsAs FARM Snow 800. -.

ArCulsON. Kes. Aus .'.,.e
of the record breaking ',''e - b.
fen Kansas this year q hA' ..s,s
cidcd to hold % manu''7' ,~,,.'
show boz Atohison. The go .,,..sr
rai cmb is in charge q " ~ a.
ments FOR thc eNhih'iion VI. ~
open on october "a anu
errtf Nug4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
Local Calendar

losui,r weekly mcclius uf li"ttrI
Nluh ioda, noon d Nucces lluicl
semi Wccbly h,nd concert 70 At.
h.An rMh tonlshi Wt o',lo.. b..
turrus Christi MARINE Hand
lirsaiar ershh mcot,ns ol Cnmni"f
IsI 'Hth directors tonisht at 3 uo
..H,I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

t'on't prrmlt Yourself tn htcomo ,on .
stlnsi"d. an Nour s,Etcm immrdistch
begins Co absorb poison from the hnck
Ndup waste matter Use pr Ning's New
lifc rilm ard keep sell Thcrc ls no
''rtlrr safcsuari asainsi nincss Just
"ko one dos" te-nRht aat. IA ynur
nruggist Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
COMING AND GOING

far several days stay
q. s. iskcr aud 4. % wcich. busi.
ness men ~ Robstown were 100 th,
aily YESTERDAY
10 S. Gaffncy ~ Rosiia wac O. fisi
fof in tie ,tY yesterday stopping az
Boz liorno Apartments
g. DeCafpida aud daughter ~ san
Antonio afc sieiior be- the cil} rcris
tered at ihc Nueoc-
MfH T.. a i.schhl aud babt ~ lloaiia
pro- E tho ats stopping 90 thc Horne
Apartments
% % Temple ~ Ioahum. anpeun-
fcndcnl ~ mainiainonce % way fof
'he sap was boz che cii} yesterday
ur Co., Mili'f anJ sons ato ct
peciod tn fnturn Tonight nnm roiufrdu
whore ihc, nave been spending h,
paat several wo'ha
fi g. NcGrcgof ~ rotrpnlla b. bor,
Gee o. several days business ifIp
Dcorsc D. Chamberlain = sau go
tonic. mnd GOD iHN commissioner l"i
Dee san Nntpnio aud Aruaas iaHa
ualway compun, WOE BOO th, ois ca
.rfti8g
Nr Itmcs iiolmtn icn te.i,tdH
morning fof I'D rtan boo tc.pmec fn b.
m,s ss, ADVISING of ,ho riioua nu,
n hcr sister. Mrs Norodu Bedford
ID, ian.ton s,. ampani,d D., bi- f,mii.
.0e I'D 1850 Beach Hotel Co., H wrcbs
a,nl.
fr,lan agent for the cotton n,n ett
% ih, ... ,csf,rdu Goa IL Da.ln...
rf,p
49, b. unra,r and .on. of W,.his
r,n. u,r, trltsrs in th, al, ,,.t,r.
Iay.
nov npil' ro.otoruH fum 10 i,n
m' nue.a nud N,st'rd'F b, vrs
900. to hr a hlr office goo Is put 90
l, dn'
M' w' N'' Hnth N''''n NC ''t''
''n' 'in "' 'i''"'7 81" 'N' '''' o."
t'Nnf ''f''i"'i w'fniht lN''
u.,l goo nr h,ir fm .rt,u1 dtta
Mi' Nnl' ''''' "' H'n'''' D. '''"
nN 900 'h" GUS q" ll' kn'H' " MI
o. south
~, 49,, n
~, ,.,..
nr A. ~ cave III Wichita sails is
.....t.. d.. A.. ... .t........... .. ...
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

a movcmwn .whirh'is ~ state " lde
mporfauce. ara which D. probabi'
bee followed hY commercial Dfganiza
iionn md agrirultufally -iutcfestot
bankers throughout che state has boen
started Boa the corpue christi coun
eos bt Joe lnr,h. vice PRECEDENT o'
th. corpus Chusu National Hams and
nhlImln ~ tnr agricultural committo,
- ih' Tetm unuter collation. lt
which office hc bias dome o. great deaf
~ Effective wDTa
STA months aEo one could nDi have
pf1phe.Icd fhnt such nppaiilns rondl
unns would nerll thr runnift general
h. as caused DS tnr Eu0pctn wan
lsia The cessation ~ u1naitlpnti'
traffic nod tho holding 900 In Nmcrl
Hn ports ~ fhc fhoualnds of bale.
~ ihe Souths chief pr0daet cotton
millions uf bushels ~ arln nnd lD.d
fun which the United states must
uud,r Drdu4i cuudlten. produce 1.
foi ta ther are consumed lee Luro.
prIu ruunfrltn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Nhir hunpr ui san Nnienlo d. a
suc,t ui the seaeldp hoil tr q Few
du'H spending hH t4rsupn Boz hia
eIt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

rho ofUcc ol the rnN Collector pt
tho courihousr Viii hc closed al das
to-day
tFirncd1 H. ~ oliver
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

NTNW"WI
lrcnc Wallace ami Walter Nuicr m
tNo Hrt Victor. ,uprr.al The
coast Gusrd's Bride
N.,torn rorlc. Gee MORAN ,nd si-
dir iAnns n "a lrecg, Nestor Marine
Comedy, Detective pan CuId
Otsio
Fho iruhon licut' Gu.met
.miure u three stuung acts
lyric.
lrunsiH \ Eashmm. WcU Known
motic STAR BOO rttnkrts 10 1rascd,
an Es~an, Boa two a,ts
Lillian Walker Arthur NshN chaH
Unrlds' and Nh. E A. kmran u
Tho Wiunlns ru,h Niagrapn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

o,,f.uppI. ~ tnr Am.r, ,n msflet
tuiH l,lr fnI D1ti"u wiI mrtu tni Dr.
prtcnf pnlrir. nfr followed nrAi rat
thcfr N'u Does ti ietsi "n'- thud moi'
,,il"n fl"Nn ,hau COON b." consumed
fnd bought n fmi protection nf tn'
faruDr Wlin respect o." p.i.rH p1ii
nuHn'H men 200 Washington tn" 1914
inuH Officials. aud tu.c posted on
'"' NN"'' p''"' N't '''''''
Dave advised 'nH' iho cotton crop 'i
l'l' n' '"'''i''"' "nn 'n'' i"'''''' "'' p
'' rNh'''i"''l TOT 'h' ''''''''" ''''
use in ''''"n '"H 4" '"u' N''
l'h''' 'n' '''''''''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
"rhis Date ~ history
August p.

1913 rhc Nliirs attacked Napoleon si
ncsden and Wcrr dcrcaied WIZ
heavy luss
isle Nlgwra Nis brmh1i dvd los
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Wn,' WYATT and family 90 panaa
Who have been spending tho past two
months n Corpus Chrisu lcafr u
morning 'm auto tor san Nntonio
whore they WIN spcnd thr oirtcr
They have boon sn,lnr un tbr North
Ncaeh while n thc clt, and rernri
hat they have endowed their SEA-,
hurplN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Ralph Spnnehorn DiN u.hrt a.rul
Inr thr snp expects u leave duiar
lhr early part 90 ut>l Wreh far
Wrrks vacation trp Fw tHr past fce
ia's nc has Seen 800 and uulhlo O..
hp ut hia office
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-05
CHAUTAUQUA
AT DUNLAP
Commercial Club to Have Charge Of
Chautauqua.. Big Program Ar
ranged For.
DATES ARE AUGUST IA TO 81.
Liberat's Big Eard and Opera Sing
ers, WEIGH Prize Singers and
Many Other Amusement5

Dunlap will hold splendid chautau-
qua August n to q inclusive and no
doubt many Crawford county citizens
will attend each session. The follow
ing is the program:
FRIDAY, AUGUST ii.
2:3O-Prelude, Liberati's Band and
Grand Opera Singers.
3:0O-Concert, Liberati's Band and
Grand Opera Singers
7:3O-Prclude, Libcrati's Band and
Grand Opera Singers.
S:O0-Concert, LiDeratis Band and
Grand Opera Singers.
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS.
3:3O-rrclude, Marietta Label, read
er.
3:OO-Lccturc, Judge Frank p. Sadler,
THE Criminal in the Making
7:30-preludc, Marietta Label, read
S:oo-Lecture, Dr.. John A. Gray,
"Out of Work"
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16.
2:30-S Sacred Prelude, Coyla Spring
and Sister. ,.ssr
3:oo-Lccturc, Madam Mountford,
"rhc King of Shepherds"
7:aO-Sacred Prelude, Coyla Spring
and Sister.
S:OO-Lccture, f. Tennyson Nicely.
MONDAY. AUGUST II. :.
2:3O-prclude, Rihcldaffer Galley Con-
cert Company.
3:OO-Lccture, Judge Wellington Van
diver, Our Missing Rib
7:30-PrcludC, Rihcldaifer- Galley Con-
cert Company.
S:00-Concert, Riheldatlcr- Galley Con-
cert Company.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS.
2: 30-Prcludc, HOosicr Male Quartet.
3:00-Lecture, Miss Fola La Toilette,
The Democracy Of Woman SUI
iIagC."
7:3O-Preludc, Hoosier Male Quartet.
Entertainment, Hoosier Male
Quartet.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10.
2:3O-Prcludc, Welsh Prize Singers.
300 Concert, Welsh Prize Singers.
7:30-Prelude, Welsh Prize Singers.
.S:o0-Conccrt, Welsh Prize Singers.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20.
.: :30-preludc, Gilbert Shorter Play
crS.
3:0O-Lccture, Dr.. Mattison w. Chase,
Big Bugs and Big Humbugs.
7:30-Prelude, Gilbert Shorter Play
erS
S:0O-Lecturc, Father John DAILY,
Marriage and Divorce"
FRIDAY, AUGUST q.
G:3O-Prclude, Creation Tamburican
Orchestra.
3:OO-Lccture, DR.. d. T.. Fox. The
mirror of a Mighty Era"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-05
TRAVEL DIFFICULT IN EARLY
DAYS
Description Given by English Travel
ers in Iowa in 1858.

In 1858 two English Quakers, Robert
end Sarah Lindsey, made visit
among the Quaker communities in
Iowa. The following quotation from
the diary of Sarah Lindsey printed by
the State Historical Society of Iowa
in the July number of THE Iowa
Journal of History and Politics" il
Illustrates the difficulty of travelling
across Iowa at that time:
"On account of bad roads and sWol-
len creeks. we returned to lndianola;
but finding it difficult to obtain either
q guide or horses, at last we borrow
ed an old carriage and hired horses
from hotel; the landlord drove us
but the roads were worse than ever.
We had not proceeded half way, be-
fore we plunged into a deep slough
where the horses broke their SWingle-
trees. and we had to borrow harness
from farmer who lived near. After
we had gone Il few miles, a like &C
cident beiell us, but fortunately being
near house we obtained assistance
and went on our way. Before reach
ing the town our carriage pole nearly
broke in two. but with repairing we
reached the Raccoon river which lay
between us and the town, about 8
p. M, but on looking for the bridge
it was not to be seen. The river had
risen several feet and spread over the
land"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-05
HARLAN LETS 20
BLOCKS PAVING
Bitun1inous Concrete Selected As Ma
teriaI, and $3.50 for Four Inch
Base, Is the Price.
ELEVEN FIRMS IN COMPETITION
Prices Said to Be Very Low and City
Well Pleased With Rids-Work
to Start August LIST.

The city council met in special ses-
sion Monday evening to receive bids
for paving twenty nine blocks of the
streets, and to let contract if satiSfac-
tory bid should be received. A salts
factory bid was received and the job
went to the National Roofing company
Of Omaha. The vote of the council
members present was unanimous.
The style of paving selected is the
sort known as bituminous concrete.
This is an asphalt paving, and differs
from what is termed asphalt only in
that crushed rock and sand is used in
the top course instead OF sand. AS
phalts obtained from mineral oils in
stead of natural asphalts are also
used. Asphalt is claimed to be as
phalt. whether natural lake OF the sort
obtained from neral oils, except that
the natural lake is mixed with a con-
siderable volume OF volcanic sand,
while the sort obtained from mineral
oils is about 80 per cent pure.
The prices to be paid the National
under the contract are: Excess grad
ing, per yard. 50 cents; curb and gut
ter, per lincal foot. 81 cents; paving,
four inch concrete base, per square
yard. $l39: five inch concrete base,
per square yard. $l.d9. The four inch
base will be used on all the work cX-.
cept three blocks.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-05
A HOBo's SHAVE
Piece Of Broken Glass Answers Pur-
pose OF Razor. Used Rock
For StrOp.

Last Thursday two men of the SO.
termed hobo variety ate their midday
meal on pile of thing stacked up
against the Stewart Lumber Com
pany's Lumber shed. next to the Re
view Office. And they seemed to rel
ish the repast. After the inner man
had been refreshed to the satisfaction
of both men, one decided shave
would not be amiss CHANGING around,
a piece OF soap, evidently thrown from
The Review Office, was discovered,
and the rainfall having left pool of
water nearby, the would-be shaver
lathered his face in true tonsorial
style. and picking up a piece OF brok'
en- glass, sharpcned it on the edge of
q thing and proceeded with his shave
as through he were the only occupant
of palatial shaving parlor. The ex-
llibition of ingenuity was astonishing,
and proved beyond a doubt the in
genuity of man, and showed how man
can adapt himself to his surround
ings.