Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

nam. arteries 81 trade. There Is no
trade 90 sg'oAk % With Germany A
hOilander toid Emf Ranscl thar no enc
dArcd taNc anything actoss the Ger.
man line You drive over the lime.
he continued and You walk back
Railroad engines IN Holland dare NOT
cross the line for fear ~ being cous
mandccfed. 50 Win the tra,us q pcn
marx.
Paris Patient
The Rantcis ran over 10 Amsterdam
sar few days, They were taken ln
charge by plata Clothes men the mo.
men thcN -tcppca from thc train and
their passports demanded which. they
wcrc told would b. rctruned 20 them
a, a certain addsess when the, lest the
cgsy They CALLED immediately ~ the
address siven ana found /, 20 be head
ptiicc station, where iheF were lola
that ght "nold-m,~ was perfectly prop
oe and ths, tho passports would he re-
turned. Upon lnaur, as 10 the roa
son Tor such precaution. they were ~.
formcd that Amsterdam was fort
rcss and that u was noccssar, 20 keep
track ~ every STRANGER within = for
dflrd town Tine spy -phohia was ram
pant ln Holland
Crmine down The channel lt seemed
that about every ship in the world was
there nuiilrshps cruisers an paint.
I ga head -color swarms " fi-hins
smarks. located with rceslarlt, that
e I..Q. tt..s.
Niec ali manned with hrawny, and Of
SEN half naked seamsn prowied about
the channel The vessel was hold up
tvicc. onrc at Dover ana once south
Df tho lslc ~ Wirht where the con-
maudcg ~ cruiser took she capsain
sharply 81 task fof ,af,ing from th,
cnutsc assigned him az Down
q, wireless the passengers we're ln
termed that Paris had fallen. German
sympathiaers. about ninety PVT cent "
thc three thousand ahoard ana mostly
German American Jews were Wild
with delight Onc Wit ~ the crowd
posted bulletins % his own com2oHi
lion each da,. which afforded great
dead of amusement ouce Boo Went too
far and announced that Germany would
hrash the United states when she I'm.
She'd up With the Hiiles whercupon q
sri ious booking American STROBE up
tore she haliciin aewa and soundlt he
Rated tho throue for wearing American
rnrs rn their laprls aud -smpathsinf
with such sentiments "Nou sruttle'
to thr protection ~ She American fial
vuon ,on were iu daneor Hike "a hunri
cog RATS Dee stld severely Hnd noW son
chcof thir truitorous sentiment Eiihc
dts,srd your American flars or gui
.nduirins saunders aralnsi the country
10 represents
Another typical incident dutiug pas
,arp Illustrates the strained condition
oi mons minds rrenrding lntcrnnuona
atiMrs s German professor gave
De- turc ono cvoulug upon the caua"s "
itc wur which greatly dcligmcd 81
Dsrman sympaihizrra. al thr sam
ime stoppnr Violently 90 the tcndc
toss of those OF Opposite sympathiscri
fns brought "a pronuun'cmeni ffof
tl'r captain forhlddlng further lecture
y ~ the kind. nlpec tho ship was sniHn
5 und,r the flag OF Holland. ncutri
country. whoEs neutrality must '
y maintained irsgord aud decd.
Prof nnnioi coufcssos that ho VI
y mighty glad when his feet touch'
q American suli again. And" he COZ
Z cluded. when The war IN over an -,
nr 90 send that good navarian hotc
y Keeper who Knowing my prcdicamcn
q cut has rate in two for me. FUN rate Il
e the time ] was compelled 10 stay
= Germany Wilde the German army mot
b uzod"