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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-28

ne ten:round bout bstwssn Jimmy
cofRsy: the Harlem HshtWsight, WIN 30
fought at the 0usensbsrry A. G. e Dvf.
faao. N. Z. tomorrow night They were
% have fought last Friday night, but
Ov0y missed train connections from
Wafsrhury. Conn. where he was D..
feAted By Sam RobideAu Of Philadol.
phlA In . twslve-rounA bout
Al Merton, the CAHAoeula hsayy.
weight, whom Billy NoCarney claims
= another great fighter, will take on
Jack Dillon Of Indianapolis for ten
rounds q the GRIND Avenue A. c. of
Kansas City tonight Norton has
won several lights In Los Angeles and
Mccartney - OF the opinion THAI he y
. second Luther Mccarthy.
Another new boxing club has been
organised In Pittsburgh. Il 10 the Penn
A. c. and viii hold weekly shows In
the old City Hall In that city. The nrst
ahow will Be put on Saturday night.
The odaciels claim they have Sam Robi-
dsau and Johnny Lore Of this city
chances are that Lors's cut sys will
keep him from boxing.
In . letter just At hand Sam Wal
ZACH says his brother. leach Cross. u
In better shape for his bout with
Welsh It Vernon. Cal. tonight. thar
he has been for any light he has fought
In California. II think Leach has q
fins chance OF winning" says Sam
despite the fact that Welsh 10 the IA
vorite 1t 10 b on"
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Louisiana Easy
For Eddie Canlpi

A
PHILADELPHIA. April 0.-D603D
Campi. the California bantamws16Sk
made his Eastern debut whom -
scored a clean cut v! ~ over tAe
clever local bantam, Louisiana,
nix slashing rounds at the Olympia 4.
A. before a big crowd.
Campls singing straight left JaAo
on which he depended entirely cut
IIouislana's mouth and nose cd
opened : hit cut under his right
Camp was In and out for The IN
ak rounds, whipping hts left 10 IT,
face. They came 30 fast that IL
Philadelphian was kept busy duckinS
back and forth.
Louisiana landed very 70, hoaVy
punches, as whenever he cut looaD
Eddie was always going away iron
the intended blow,
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Five More Crack Athletics Join
the Ambitious Millrose A. 4.

Five more sood athletes have Joined
the ranks of the Millross A. A. They
are J. O'Hanion. an Irish champion OF
Dublin University; Mike Dsvsnnsy. .
cross country runner. who formerly
sported the ooiors Of the Irish-Amsrican
4. c.; Nick oranocupolus. the Greek
crack Splinter and ausrter-miler Of the
st. Antony A. c., and Fred 6apscowick,
q good quartsr-niler.
ships will be decided In the tank OF the
New York Athletic Club on May L.
They are. <o0-ysrd relay race and .
fancy diving contest to-ysrd hsnai.
b decided. The metropolitan fancy
club next Saturday night.
with their worid's mark Of s.osS set
up. the Genesee team. Rochester. has
been formally acknow,edsed the ma
men team: IN the Atlantic CITY tcurna.
= ' new tournament record. a. We'll al
taking the National Bowling As.ocia-
tion classics. was gained through an
exhibition hardly ever approached al
any similar competition.
Harvards nrst varsity crew again fell
the sting Of It's defeat At the hand: o
gan. Who rowcd at No. Z; Saltonstall
the bow car. AID Cox.wain Gallshe
noidS was installed at bow and Parson
Curtis and Sargent promoted from tn
second boat 10 the hrst eight.
II was announced at Philadelphia to
day that Ted Meredith. the RED an
Blue runner, Who has been quarantine
for several days. will be allowed out o
Saturday. and no win at once resum
; training.
Playing with dash and a1andca.- d.
BIG Three. assisted BY H. g; and y:
thS s.. ~. s0 ssia * dsorsisn Court. Lsks
!. wood. n. j.. Yesterday. II was z
! Greatsse number Of earned goals Of q
D season. Against the. wtnnsrs were Pitts
.. four men. whose rating in the handiceI
. amounted TO 20. The Big Three. vii
n q. Phipps. rate at % goals-4 cor
Z cessioa q goais. A. the rutuI
II
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FoRDHAM WHIPS COLUMBIA.

In the second game OF the series for
the collegiate championship Of Greater
New York. Fordham walloped Column
bia by . To score yesterday at Ford
ham Field. ~ Columbia won the
FIRST game the series 70 even up. and
Q third contest win have TO be played.
for the Bronx team. who ssWed Il up
IN the second inning. Shea Was bonn
bardeA by . broadslds Of hits ana wa
e. Wild e Q hawk. He Was taken
cut Of the bog After thrsaI runs bod
- esossA o.M.n rsa:ss ~ aa1
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SPORT BRIEFS.

Greats only scored goals and were
penalixed half . goal. making q total Of
~ goals. the cup defenders, on q ham
dicap basis. beat their opponents by the
net score OF ~ goals-the most decisive
victory Of the practice games this year.
On several Of the English Pacecourses
all the starting points are now con-
nected by telephone with the stewards
stands and the system 10 likely to be-
come universal before the end Of the
season. EPSON. Newbury. Hurst Park,
and Kempton Park are among the
courses already equipped.
At q meeting of tho Yale Freshmen,
track team. John Overton OF Nashville.
Tenn, was elected captain. Overton
prepared at Hill School. where he made
such . rocord that last season John Ia
Sullivan. head Of the A. A. u, picked
him Is the fastest half-miler among
prep school athletes In the United
States
Columbia and Pennsylvania will play
of their postponed game In the inter
collegiate soccer league series at Frank.
I'm Field tomorrow. The contest vii
wind up the seasons OF the Pennsyl'
vania- Columbia teams. The series
however. does not come to an end until
Saturday. when Harvard and Princeton
meet at Cambridge, The two gamei
have Q distinct bearing on the leagu,
championship. A victory for each vii
leave Pennsylvania and Harvard tiet
for the title with ten points each.
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Bio Yankee Catcher Has Had
the Play Thoroughly Explained
to Him, and He Promises to
Introduce It Against the Red
Sox.
BIZ Bozen,ass Bulger.

0I0 Ed Sweeney. back on the job
ID to-day. still claims the base run
ming championship among our
athletes, built on lines Of comfort rather
than speed, but he's going to have
tough time getting away with It. Larry
Nolan got close behind him by pill
fsring two unprotected sacks the other
day. and now one. Christopher Mathew
SON hobs into the limelight. and his
claim u OF Q nature that demands care
full consideration.
Not only did Mstty steal second right
In the face Of nve thousand gasping
fans, but he introduced. a. q novelty.
the stationary shde'-absolutelv new
stun.
The stationary slide 10 especially
adapted to heavy and awkward gentle
men with big feet. and avoids the ne
cessity of taking hide of The hips. And.
mind you, the OLD Gent pulled It In a
pinch-the last half Of the eighth.
when one more run meant chance to
get homo for . hot dinner.
| A man with . fast camera caught
Mr.. Mathewson in the actor you
wouldn't believe it-and that photo
graph can explain 1t better than words
The idea, though. Is to lum Der down to
second base at full speed until within
six feet Of the sack and then come to
dead stop. While the second baseman
IA taking the throw Matty lies down
on his back, and as the baseman looks
NJ him In establishment sticks out his
foot and touches the bag. II you don't
belieye It will work see the photograph
lsIso offlciai record Of game played April
27. 1914. Then, there are Witnesses.
ia Sweeney had three Of the pllyeri
sxniaan II 70 him in detail upon his re.
turn from Philadelphia last night. anc
promises to Introduce the new sildt
against the Red 6ox to-day. Better ge
out early and get a good seat.
i A. the Giants went ON their way Il
Roston. cuddlinE q well earned victory
over the Phiilies. the Highlanders CAM
, in "A trifie disconsolate. Not 80 muci
} that thew lost two games to the Champs
INF over the fact that after taking
lMv leaf in two games they couldn'
!. hnld n. The pitchers did not hold vi
, in q way to suit Frank Chance' ou
there 10 consolation In knowing tina
!, the men give evidence Of having tn
. stun that gets runs.
Like all the managers, Chance At
tributes the wobbly condition OF hi
twiriera to the weather. The enforce'
hy-offs have put them back where the
, started down South.
, Chance Is pery much pleased
Nth the york Of Truesdd'e. the
recruit from Buffalo, but he 10
anrtous to knotO " the young
teIloto 10 going to 0roto into hit
ter. II TruesddIe could hit UP to
bio league standards he ,ooxld
n be of immense Vdlue. As It 10 he
: sarcs as many games plugging
!; up the gap at second base az he
!, might lose BY not being able to
9 MI. Thts makes II case OF fffy-
2 dtty, and Chance Is going to
! keep him. In the mean time A.
thur Irtotn 10 stu fhreshtn0
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FATHER AND SON" TEAM
LOSES TWICE ON ALLEYS,

McNair and Patterson divided honors
with skinner and CRUDE In their two
metropolitan two.men bowling cham
pionship tournament matches at the
Metropolitan Alleys. each team scoring
a victory over the father and son team
of Myer and Mysr. The scores above
the double century mark were those or
skinner. 223. and McNair. 2oS. The
skinner Grubs. asS; Myer -Myer. 800:
Skinner CRUDE, l06; McNair- Patterson,
sss; McNair-Patterson. a7A: Myer-
Myer, $50.
McNair's average for the tourney TO
date 10 EOS Sis.
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Penn Nine Beats Tigers.
PRINCETON. N. j.. April 2s.-Penn-
sylyania fell on the offerings Of Wood
and Lamberton. Tiger pitchers. In two
innings and scored seven runs, enough
10 Mn from Princeton, to Z.
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VDuAG pysoo u Providence made
- oeanstt evit n The third round
~ S5yH = washinstoa stoppsd
~ - = - hs1isg q n
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Murray Is Coming Here
To Box Champion McCOy

led and Larry Deomood ". Eddie
Carroll n tsu.round bouts.
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~LHVDR 6oHsrs nike WsasA usuall,
~ manage b cutpolnt Leach
0husruA Britton. xcysssand

~L0VUR oo1orO uko Woeoo u0ua0y
u manage b outpolnt Leach
0hugruA Britton. AcysssanA
0an1 eth9a have outboEsd Cross
WosAsst sis1Eing much Themselves.
Dut now and then Lsa0h dips ever
sihelE" that much moro than eGIssts
h "a Sat with Manaos tAs won.
lsrfany clever Frsnch-Amsrican box
- g New OrisanA Aandot until he
~ Lsach was strsalGing II slons
oDWard he lghtwslSht championship.
- W. extrsms,y clever and speedy.
~ VII end was unausst1onahly Sams.
- was beating my head on for
- ,rounAA" said Loachia oandidly In
tolllng q the night. II knew the only
GhAnee IN the world ! had 70 win de-
1nAed % NY pu11g over one good
zach. II didn't - nike any chance
6 ~. ~ hat for couldn't hit MIN,
novef eaw 90 many boxing gloves DO.
tDth, ] caught him right with Q hool,
. the chin and he dropped ana wal
eesntsd out ] was trying 70 land
eAaA pinch, but had misssd II Q hun.
I'D times In the ten roundA ! VA
mighty lucky TO get It over. for he had
~ outpointed forty milsa"
- VINO full credit to Lsachie fol
VI his modesty. there was mort
than luck In that punch. Cross
vas alw.ys trying. and the man WHIT
novsr stops trying pulls many Z
Asubtful night out OF the doubtful
G1AAs.
A dght 10 always I'm the WOOD" q
- say at our bowling club. ON
vaAsh can win . nght-ths RICH
vunch delivered any Tina before tn
~ tan seconds Of the last round.
mats why leach Cross 10 one o
~ mast dangerous lightwsights Il
- world. although never . close con
tanAe- for q title. Lsach has q won
AsgfW amount Of nervous strength
- y always keyed Up for tho bi
vunoA when he ssss . chance to Ian
- H y - game - any one. an
always willing TO take any sort Of
u1xing chance With anybody. MOI
8 nnsnoiai mind. He realizes ju,
VAaA Il would b worth 70 him TO eli
80 punch OF the right kind over O
q worlds champion. He has that
H1nA svery time he aghts. He wan
- chance 70 night Richie for Il
t11lo IN Q long bout. He has q tr,
0andous incentive every time be pul
5 - aghting gloves on his hands. WI,
go behind his natural lighting abb
(. ~ hes dangerous man.
eotpoint Leach tonight. But
1nAnAio 1nds . chance to ret hon
- of theoe bacon producing slams
Opelnl04t. Irsddy!
= easy takss one punch. II it's Il
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SS2gz BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK 7oSSSE ST. z
SaaaaAeo0Na0DNN0op>e>H 1eeessssesNeSssseNa
J uR.TO.OATE
! AND NEW8Y :

!. ~
n Cross Finds a Chance to Land
the Right Punch Tonight
Good Night, WeIshl
0~soA ssaA - ~ ~. Psns O.
a. NJ Ysa Evnias ws1AJ
STvHAT bout between Freddy welsh
ana Leach Gross Tonight out
In Vernon. Cal. may b Of some
lnDortanos 70 Willie RitchiSs future.
without . doubt the California pre-
notsrs will 20 right after the winnar
- ~ 70 match him with the light
WsAgAt champion. That asht would
lsaw . great crowd.
Ifsddy welsh made quite . l1etls
ssoetaaon recently whsn ~ QUIZ
polAtsa Joe Rivera He went around
o. Mexican Nm q sprintsr running
~ 49, S...,,.. 49,. n.
0aAs ~ Msxioan plunge past IN
a1sslns him, and tapped him swiftly
beesss ~ could recover. He duoksd
aWAy from Jo6s bsst swings until Joe
~ hope Of being able b land enc.
n didn't hsvS Ravsrs IN any danese
-..s.A ar. ~.s.s 90 :.
1nisAss. Ass . bexsr q the Dlhans
0oAool
wa NJ v>usHarsaa. He tr.ans
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Two boxing shows viii be held to-
niKht. At the Brown 0ymnaSiun
A. A. Banty Lewis and Irish Mahon
will meet in the main 90 Of ten
rounds. The Broadway Sporting Club
Of Brooklyn Will put on this card:
Knockout Brown ~. Fat0ey Callahan.
wild Bilr Fleming W. Solder Bart
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system possible ~ the advance N 8a
ficvlt0fs and lhe promotion ~ me bsi
Ter farming and lufreasra f'.od pfodso
Zion needed " aquafe plfh ihe eoan
trya rapidly srowlaR numbers aai est
ms capacity
Ia ghs COMMUNICATION ~ anY fonttls
ahl' system ~ rulai credits and farm
hans fof ihs entire ooonsry. congress
VIII repgnfsf more 0f itsa seflpHa oh-
STABLES " tbe mpfiaaat, hosnfsissa sod
hDuNpNni1 exemption ueH ~ tkf tarl,
oua states h0i " lhe mtaanfs can bs
NJ anNu ana sasfied 80 IS isate fa
pussiion ~ ia galue and pfatfita
hilliY mort ~ fhe states ~ dauhi
wUUid euan mostly their aDnnNfiHe
statutes ~ sa e. meet ihe requirements
and aisf fhf fHfmeft sfsff Nhsfs fhf
benefit ~ iHis oee nsilunai fenapi|
lion - the supfem. inDansnee ~ fhe
s0ii 49, she sunfrs aad Foundation ~
rtffp great titlHstiion'a feai strength
from fepnbi'faH Rome o. feptbileas
Amfrea
in this roaHesfiHu b p hardly nrts
sssasy 10 repsai ihaf msng Fao1 snd
ffur Democratic $50 ne sHihHsaafi.
ottf legislation hnaa snoh nnfs tt
tiains apselsi bfuls faf esiain ,lssass
and tHefiius Fedfrai nr state nfasauf.
~ Waks men hsrnY ara rfs-nef3le In
splfa ~ themselves Ana IL mHsf ~
fearnisel bs au practical ana lnfDfmsl
mon mai ihf sfrY Most sn.efnmsnt
ran du fur fna farmers uiii ne fa rf
mufr wmr niefrurunnH frlm fnr
patti ana mafe ibe eonifnne ~ aHe
srss somewhat fnsief lH ite fnI fIr
lndiF.iuai through lnlHsif ehrfrf
and se'ffsllsuse m0ai tuft
Boz Dau euY o. hlFNDr HfuNnl Thsss
thn call sufn 4aaNfiee inH consistent
."ttIr. ,uHf naeHnrr vltn irre rirrn
lUus ioN Those eha ftH fn lU a1
via lar ~ fan hsst aritt ems system
bog Ihs hlst HatouosNf an mtlh tn
establish
However ttieHHltf HnH uupfNlu1lfel
hHH enuRn fhaf mrll aiH
ans vi fhr hlnd uns proposed hove
'afe enfAed rreai ana maiinf atntui
g ihH HHflrHliHfal .ifastr Us EnrHD
.nd nteff Fs,d Amefltan esHr.nIt
frff Noai Democrat ahnuld he aH
HF fn ate ii ffIri aUi n inia anHnfr
ud anaEli eorllHif ulah hf President
100 oHHarfsa hsH eHtl0n ~ fHr
fNhlem ihet nni soHn na imHl
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fhn mieft candidate nf uotaro.a .a
vne az AuaUns adopted aan. aal dl.
tinaplshed ,iileeua ilanoahie ssm
sparks
sAin NlafAa 1888 l'e fofmldahif fn
tidafs faf ooyefnnf a. haa mans
fflenis Throughout rskaa tio has tssn
an efficient Servant af lhe pssfsle in
ihp pasi AHa 20 dls, hafsine lhosr au
tlNs. Ne bias made ffiepda sna i,si
rnne ilr ls coneanial ahis ana nanu
iar ra sii he u anewn a. iaat nnln
sam ~ hettor recommendation stn
g. asked Coz hlm repstuanv. f,r H.
shNwa ihat he has fsemia vho ars
lpainn ana that enc, CONSIDER hln
worthy ~ thoir nlrndship
Murh AfRghs support .n ths rsco fur
uNse,naf wHi he j. psfsorhl tolawnr
fhs'ar eiia hafp anoa hesn aia lf,,ada
Ars Rpi la fiaA with hln iht.,ush lh.el
and fhin Arain tuf sam has lspa
laiirn ~ havins npset rouo hass IN =
ffleNd and nslhs always lotat
iie hae nat sea lofmal, announced
his views on lhg questions VI state
tfM p'NtfNm VIII eanr iatpf M doubt
shoae who ses in nv Srafba < eaa
iNiate ef no msAp Atills NNi sp,ice,,
~ shaa 90 see what he shalt soesesl
Coz ne Ns~a ~ ghe State llla personal
sifenHih = enc erest slement hug rs.
f'flletm musg 80 an sgher
fffr snlis slime Ar slsafha has haa
nnast adv'eemnnt the naatsos "a maA
lex the xphernalatAi RACES So daahs
N Thar time ~ has thanshl murh ~
~hat ~ niil A. u vlecsei Governor
silH platform ~sli came f,ath W about
a week ~ efe lnfoFnca Me SHAH in.
aevd ~ Ftaa - Nen whnf as has ~
say Ger W. fecwnlge N Np SpkrkS
mean ~ ability anil candidate Who
WIN have a eonslaerablc foliou ina la
the cemlne eawpalKn Austin states
man
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rns lEAsr oslAY. vac eerftn

tFoft Worth alsi relesam4
y rpEnfis from Mashlnetsn s8lsee ihr
Presidents iegatn fum his vacation
nrs substantially eoffoet legislation
further amen9ing ihe sherman law aad
Tor .he ronsttrellnn ~ a e,sgen * fa.
raj cfedlsp vii uegnpy flrei piae, a.
administration neaaurrs after fhe as
llteiS "a iir rreshlrntn formal msa.
SAKE roNcrlnN these subjects
The fsgsg % Those m.Anufva even n
deslenrd ana vaffivd 40 enactment
STREET., lhaeeprAanre with M Wilson. 4
annunneed llailss a. naaes n.sl Aaf
nn aiK huelnoaA. ~lll lneslsAlsl, efsase
"a FEELING ~ nnfeeg HRa hesitation In
the cummerSlal AMI Industrial world
the Same AZ thp sariff ana currency
FeNoFm bIlss hfeaeht ahnuts and fnr
ihln reason pAe,u should 81 me leaat
ppeslhse ssiAN n lelflnx ne eonntr,
hnew - wiihl eNttss additional ensa,s
nnt rspilAlass ara 4 ga 81 thai hasl.
sseEs. inyepsmcns ANA cateYfglers ma,
SGT IN line with che new conditions
u IL lseiseseh tbe President win urr.
HNrh prompt and speedy attsun, ana AZ
~hpril haYv she buqpors and earness
ep-opsratiun ~ she majority h not
s'nh this very llnnor,hnt auA rather
dlflufhing Issue ons % the way
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tion, thai " rural cfrditN. whichever ia
''nppsiance. n~A rat cause any Ala.
fractions ~ business hesllhnry. for Il
takes me f"ssn ~ administration meth,
49, 20 reanHnsic ana Industrial Rad.
jussmsni n,efe than STRICTLY lcslslailss
AcsiYisy MA pesssirAl ilaes aivsas shv
tsF-f'une ssaln flslaa and orchards
nnd espeh RANGES frim which shla
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Austin b. making m effort %
secure first class hotel Corpus
CHRISTI used 90 BE- .n tht Same
class
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

A little winter j. a dangerous
hing plants ~ eanghl mapping
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

Atlantic CITY is undergoing
strenuous aaii vice crusade Tho
may be- emiuenilN mnral bnl NJ
will certainty deprive Atlantic
City OF is rrpniatem
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

" you WANT folks lu make faees
~ one another uleniion the water
trout.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

inicns things leusen up q hii. Is
man WILL feel highly eomplinenlod
whon he lOoks like iliiriy reuis.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

This is what might be called
Indian apfing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

a land loylcd onnal rron Flor
ida a. the Rio Orandc Will boz Il
great Thug fur the encouragement
Of small boat traffic and vast
amount Of tonnage can hp handled
GA 4 five foot depih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

llnmar Raws "a lAshop. sptnt yrs
'es'Al p sns el's 20 q haslntAs vsna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

Europe n culder than al an,
lime ior fifty years, aud here we
are trying TO keep nice and com
Portable ID aur shirt slecyes What
a shame Il d elimnto .aui hn
transported
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

Ten million pcsus. revolutionary
money Is being held 90 Chicago
II The change Wasn't Ia the foin
81 paper The tlficAgo hold vac
could BE- more readily understood
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

fWlerAls are going 90 move
against Muinm0us This d men
toned az report Most ~ The
Fcdcrals in Northern MeSico have
moved against Marie
The tortoise was slow and won
the rare, hnl have you ever stop
ped 10 think q hardshell may hnyc
had something 90 do with b.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

General Salatar anoue The
Marta prisoners. u 10 be called
upon 10 explain The execution of
Tom Fountain. an American who
was captured while manipulating
nne Of Villas quits at raral
Fountain WAS murdered ia IA,
conventional manner while trying
e. escape.