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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
A CONFESSION


Hines, Ala must confess, save
Mfs. tula Mae kCld. at THIS risce, thai
Naidti, the WOMAN ions, has dOne me
4 great deal u good.
hclore commenced using catdui. /
would spH ny everything ! ate | had Z
Tired, sleepy feeling Rii the Tine, and was
urvgulGf could hardly drAe ncund.
snd Noald have severe headaches con-
llnuunsly.
Since taking cardm. hsve entirely
uuh snilhng 40 What ! eat Everything
seems 70 dsgvSt ali right snd | have
gAined W pounds IN we.Ghi."
n You arc victim OF any Of the nuinsf-
Gus Ills 50 couimou 10 your SeX, Il "a
wsong 10 siller.
fw hait oenluF,, Cafdui aas been re-
es'ag inst such llis, ~ is pfuven Nv the
thousands ol letters. similar 10 ne above
Which pog Into car oiiiee, year hy wear,
Cartul Il s,Wrsssf.h because Il Is com.
posed m,nltsdicnls when act specifically
on I've wolaAnly constitution, and helsss
build the Weakened ofgaas back 10 health
ard siTeng,e
Cardul has helped others. and Win heIp
yoa, too, Get a bottle to-day. Noa
"oni regrets u. Year druggsst sslls Il.
Hsat 81 casss.~~. sesAs.. CO. ls.n.., "A.
es,e's W.. Sh@s,set.AsA. tsnRa ~ SlsN.,l ~
........-' ~ 90 49, tft "a rasp lr~,A, tres
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
Cubage G. Co., Insurance

fhirh iH % pfu ~ ihe ahmr iNu.u
The ntn 0amr Utinn iulhiri ifrri
h "u tu' uuiefiann fand e.l aIso &,
Corpus Nhnsti lsprl, 5000 nprui
isnnf iU sto 30 r,N iNr HNNtins
OHnip pi apmainn Wf foiHt Usuus
eith iia mon na IS tnhnsm sa
MANAGER
nuring ihe pai hf.p meuiha SAL
rolda haH tp'n, u.eg llfpno Dr abar
Hnd mntsfiNi au &c which naH U.fDn
miod Boz rufpua Chusu Az fha ntnd
Wil be- plnnrl with h atoam U.n ~.
.nNo aH be- 81 CLEANED rhr Dnpu.
rhuan Co operative lam Company
viii nulifc shou ien lhouHand acfe.
fm ihu 60. uptrnilFt fnfu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
CAMP NUFvO NEAR THE CITY
Looin Folds iias laros force o. Men
Working four Miles fror, CITY

pin completion uf tlrlunH ih, umi
$50 peres Of hul about seven mli.s
epu,b 81 ,oga on ihs nusior auab
i"nfin fnia hta mo,.l hla frunhlbl
rpp hnuNn nH "Hmr Nastna io n
new i0'Riun f0w milfs suuttu.at 500
the olif an fho i!nboris0h fHld whore
De- hcHlua operations lldai nf the
cl,ntins ~ another iatFe ttnrt "a lan6
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
BETTER BABIES CONTEST OF Gulf
COAST BEGAN YESTERDAY AND WILL
LAST UNTIL WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON
Seventy-Three Babies OF Corpus Christi Were
Given Mental And Physical Examinations
Yesterday At Methodist Church

sif lens uHt BE- aHIs fa determine fH.
ffHa aHtFs iai tenalfuaa % nsf hsa5
AFTER fhf .abg has been tsam.ned OBJ.
or sinai s'ors Carl .a placed in .harFe
~ fHf Chairman ~ fHe e.afIrF eafr
W'risf tN He.fs sfat siN II felalf
90 ani Weineadsi niFIi anf TO- aIn
rffa .n fhr contest aH ht tnuaan.a 90
iasi 80 soon aa H 81 posa.sie tD Tabs
ia't .he aofss % ia .ef utss hai
aIi winners .an ~ annaun 90 OIL
ftauiaf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27

Appearing IN Sundays edition ct the Caller, TYPO
graphical error occurred causing a mis-Statement OF
Facts concerning the business done hy this company
The company has sold S47l p acres since October
ld 1918, the total consideration being 1891, HAAS.
The mistake occurred IN the statement that four parties
from Bartleu, Texas bought 2000 acres each near
Alice, when should have stated that 10O0 acres were
purchased by the four in partnership.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27

ThF mnfnins nsm b iD III .lo.k ..l.
Nlsa ~ NHsrts ,aaaff aafsIl. 20 c.f
pHs chfisiL e.u ls taamluHd Thla
afternoon from - frI0,s t. .tIsrt
Danl's af Corpus chuw en h- 81,
sfninsl
ramoffow mofn.nr from 90 il
nflosk babies ~ counties outside q
AHr.os County Will br rItrl ut issa
ramonau afternaaa from ta d. o1
nt lhr habiss q torrss rrnafI
eiN hr fi,tu ihs issia
nsa Us.n iniehasl Originally nfs
Hnine al babies ffom Corpus CHRISTI
H0 inH fire. iaY ~ mo contest Ha.h
N.ina had to oe changed n.ee.sr an
t' nuni - thsre btinr so man. sn
ifer frpm ibis eifY end 10 n.inl .h.
HIHiely lmpustibh o. Dtamhr $50 ns
ai.s .nisr,si from ISIS tg nHhln .a.
Ia.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27

The state ana svuus taNrs Cor yca'
1878 are row see aut ssysbie az m,
81 incr Penalty 81 20 per sent VIII b
added sficF lnswfy 3ist 1914
En OLIVER. Collector
Nueces Coun,,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
oRuoosr owes noNfv SACK
podson'a Liver rens Gets Fear
square GUARANTEES froas ths Gay
Owe store

When aD article Ia soid druerlst
"ho BE- Wiiior io give 30 Dis ,-.rsenal
susranies lrA mishtN rrune pronf
~ rrai nrrt
THAT'S HNstft ihc eaai Wtih noA.
son'e liver Tunt 10 ~ PHEASANT
nfung fcetiahie srmad, for Show
AHl siussish thsf Sims, n..l.an.
ll,ef rnne camo ia ih, mstsel ths
talo of ,alomol hs- foot 'naY down
fhe reason IS Simply thls uiisnns
ilNef rour H safe snA h4rnless snf
anArtniefd Ga 49, satisfactory ctlnrei
ia efien uptefitR eHnsHmta lanaor-
Hun sna no druerri wants ~ eusr
'7trc that be- woht knuk tou oui af
tA's vera tnl mtshs srns sou q,
u.i
The Vv prus staru ssiis uslsans
lNer rore an1 euArtnle,s i For
Nut ind faf Nonr ,hudrsn Hs eoei
'h.nE ie kup netiie aivase n tae
hsuss
The ciN prus atoro wiH Ei,e yea
saur mensl tsek ig Non thiak pod
snn's tl,tt rase is not WHrth tsf
rrtc Neep sour Hyrr Workine ana
Yoar liver Win not Keep sou fr,m
worknx b. n,sl advise 90 - hs
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27

q Royal Norcsstsr and aoa ron
Corssts. saiuss ap 80 s.. ~ $50
A. tlCHrENSTCtN a SONS
-AlNN-I--a.-.uI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
The following is a corrected list
as L should have appeared:

Q, w. iess.e Bartlett. Tear A..
q, A. LindsNmsnn. ntfslsu. Texas
a. g. wiederspalm, Bartlett Tekat
p. y. ere'hen bsr,lett, rekas -.
.. n. ps~msm Jr Plane. Texas
Rs~isss a nn'rsl, Jensh, rssss
,, ". Bowman, pallns rssas
@, W irwin, esrtlsss rssas
IA, n. Leliests. Bartlett rsxas \
&, o, otehbs, csrsalsA rssss 49,,
W. r, holland, hiilsherc. Texas
.. T. rhempk,ns. osssysss~r. rs'
o. "A. Howell, Plane. rsxss n.
4. a. Boat Rebsss~r. rssss ~
.. \. rsAss, Js~sss Tsxss ~.
A. o. MsbaAs, Leekhart Texas ~,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
EXAMINATIONS TWODAYS MORE
FEATURE oF rng sUrrER BhBy
conTHsr WILL nu lEcTUREe
% TO-DAY bHO TOMORROW ~
Mas JUBSlU HiCH o. THG
STATE UhivEHsiTf.


rbe naf Cau nsirf hnaIss can
itsi s falfi1inr sfrrg pfnmiHr ~ hena
one nf ihr beet neiisf nabes contests
rtsf hfl1 Dol fhs stats 0f Tssas zoe
eshftsi Hhi.h III in lsa lHfr- dagr
. .fiH yesterday m.fs'ns srd ~ 9g
pelpfh yesterday afternoon tho close
~ ssHnHHailHna for ihf asf "a sshlrs
had been srlmined Hy rnYaoans 10
ihe ,ifY sod thf SCOPES ef.fbst D.. fnt
COMMITTEES ~ .lub Nofnrn nf fhs rNt
Federation ~ Women
C.usm anyone WISHING fha E4bs
Hnissf Hf Yesterday nu mf Ibnf iHf
ono rf.Ht nu nrlplfN .nl nt4ifhri
haMos b. aas fHo umalt m aiI ln
iUfa fiHf fas ntmrs tnfNfeI flf fhr
ffsf lll nf fhs contest sen. aH fus
iaFinf ana hfsIthfu Aa eos .anef
iInn of hahies fhai an he elhsr.1
tafHhrfr
tsa.1 tl p,insh sraiafdat mura
lna uIH contest nestn tf faai ums
iln nsh.la $500 etIunN in ur rssu
Inei Onnfau ip ur sen,nI opinion
ili ~ tHe HanIra sfr Haf nfan.n ia ih.
rhuuh fur NNminaunn Hf anb 900
nnv An ftenRe .f o. nr .F.urEf
4.H n.Nl nHn lH m Mtp n
700 nfut ~ uni,l na. manesm,af
/ nf Hn n 90 Ainuli .hAtnnn rf Ibs
,.nmdule appointed bf Mrs % b.
tDoii president 10 fne O.il raioia ..ln
10 Wnmen ADD shaf aH snie man
terf or fnr contest Na ArnHd a mah
inF rnfruta utiondinH thr rtniraf
yesterday eeff pufla ln maIas nl
Inr un.e mtnntr 700 ph..h sH. .s son
iHDlnr fha ne Nfaf hahf panirsi O..
n, htIi In th. DHlf Closest Contest Nes
fsuaf na Arnold hal .nr atis tr
saian. lf Nrs3tmrs Amoa liolans.n
~ W ienhIn o. 81 AulWr l.tsI.
ieau urrDert caidwel anl ,iIa Nci
&C., uIfnn
Physicians Abb Assls,ins
Ihr phfHlllinH Uf Dsrpua Dhruai bfs
showing thai tho, afr Interested .n fhr
movement nr hoffor nth.ts D., Swing
Inn lunitH management th.Ir ttr
Heai assistance tmfrrial nursh lhf
81 .tna ~ Dauns DhraiI conducted thr
ssanIusflona st.afai Hf hr n.nnhef
gltInr iNo And ihrr, houra 10 la, Gas
u tno n~k Corpun rhrfm .tn sen
no prnHi of hcr phiaionns Thay lc
aulsnlii sei of nirn
About ;hs Contest
thr nNf .UNitsf n pfHlI or a. NIeh
p popunl wNh PARENTS 80 a.Hla rr,as
lun an afeoHnI 10 mo mtunri .n
ehioh tahlsa hre examined uW e.l
oHi fnuH llpts nisffaNnf Is Hr.-.
parents nH1 we've unth', u ,nIoi .bet
tshltH
fhe contest .a hrins hril los u,e r,ue
mtnt NJ fhs Firai NvinaaIti Dhuteh A.
the tthi a hnaurhi io ih, rhnfph. Hs
unmc anl the mamie 80 iHr rar,uin BE-
taken and the halN IL thcn slyrn
NNmhsf rh, is,ht Il n,.n ni4t,-i In
eharfe ~ member ~ thv seoflna eNni
millee ans IL iaksn 90 ro,sn ono for
ihs menial tests
After the mental tcai hns peen com
rlrieA the 'N,hN b. taken a. suoni teo
ana ihen measured. we,ahsd by he
nhf uichna and the rssaiis srurea B.,
ihr member nf the stoflnE COMMITTEES
Afi.i ihis ths .h,id b altsn lh. lA,s
'etl esaa'insiHHH rats consists ~ rs
sWininr ihe heaa hair ana acaln owes
ears n0sr lire, nrrk. anna ana hands
,h'sl alNiomsn ppns less nnd feei
rnsiufr and eAit mouth thustt and
teeth mo rurro~c hrins THAT eve rn,
aa..tsa..sa. .as.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27

hanI ftfcnis Ar. krenu Interested
los fhe 'f.iutos fhlf aft io 20, delivers.
n Was fetalr uDt Hf thr uous SOL
ftrr neparutnt 81 it. s'hprfsH sf
irtHH anl therr R.r, mtm ltnru
rIuHs ~ r,rret tt Miss lu ts mahNv
'H .t.h herf In ICON. foai.rIt 10 I.
tHu an nlf been announced
Niaa Wi.t tIfltei ltsfDffHf Nor
to'n ana $500 vii Ie.tfe n fhe lss.
mont ~ thr rlrsi Mslnohist 0hnr.N uls
mNnuF n io U,Nt anf ihs tnrr
nn.n u 1o ali..k aht bio. trm.r.
Uaa nrarnaNn Nf $3.50 nrm,t rnt
oth.hi ff.m fHr state rmtccfl nH
nIru iu par,nis nu nrt lsis frnm
tu ~ m ANa nhh a q
ni.nlt iniifrf and i ls .rren hhf
ner f.lNa Hn prHI. hirHt hf.ftaiIne
b.. U...Hlf. .F l....HI H.....
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27
ASK For A Cory Or THE
Criterion of Fashion
Formerly Toiieffes)
Now Sc A CopU-----5Oc By The Year

Free copies Of Good Dressing. a magazine
showing the latest styles for February,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27

400 lID0'niu.nt ,aniH etre omitted
ee'h hf the Cunfsai rM.r ~ the
.'N iisfail iH laI0Hts Hla had .n
...ri IHrIr h1h.oa ihr tonf-sf lf
'Here sfnui .r aui nH.H.
900 fas hllrd to re eir snfh a.
"f0f maf nrluE tha hatl fu esnn|n
uuu lhIH afternoon from na in N1
"'i0ss af un "Wednesday afi,rnaa0 81,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-27

Ladies Home Journal Patterns illustrated in
Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Journal
Country Gentleman and the Criterion oi
Fashion.
The record., 1914-12-10
The Diet In Anaemia.

The problem of the proper die,
for the anaemic girl Is a rather
troublesome one. Very often the
girl likes and demands the food she
ought not to have, and dislikes the
kind that would do her most good.
That disposition must be overcome
with firm kindness. 1t is a good
plan to explain the reasons tha,
justify the treatment; an intelligent
patient will then understand why
she ought to submit to it. That is
why a sensible and plain spoken
physician can often help a case IN
which a parent has failed.
The girl who is anaemIc is al
most sure to crave good deal oi
snsar and starchy food, although
she cannot digest such food proper.
ly. On the other hand she is likely
to show positive dislike for the
milk and meat-the fats and the
nitrogen-that her condition de.
mands. The need in anaemla is moi
for a great quantity of any kind oi
food, but for plenty of the kind thai
can be digested and assimilated.
What that food is can only be de.
termined by experiment in each
case. Precisely the same thing is
true of certain medicines iron, for
example; it cannot do any good II
the patient does not assimilate it.
There are many ways in which
food can be disguised and made
palatable for sick people. A sick
person who dislikes meat often feels
repugnance so strong that it is i'm
possible to overcome it by argu.
ment. 1t is of no use to carry the
most carefully prepared steaks OF
chops or slices OF chicken to tha,
person; but you can sometimes offer
meat with success in the form ol
delicate sandwiches mixed with let
tuce or celery with mayonnaise,
chopped nuts or olives. Or you
may scrape or pound the neat and
mix it into cakes with vegetables,
or give ii in the form of soups or
bro;hs.
The record., 1914-12-10

REAR ADMIRAL MAHAN probably
rendered greater service to the
world than any other modern sailor
man, aud he did 1t with his little
pen by writing books on naval mat
ters. By the same token, the great
est work of modern military man
was performed with a little spade.
We allude, of course, to the Panama
Canal. dug by Col. Goethals.
The record., 1914-12-10

Study, too, he many ways of pre-
pairing cheese f.: that, with spaghet-
ii or NO ,lles or potato-s, will give
the pa,i,Dt III ii rogen she requires.
The L;;rogcuous vegetables-peas,
beans, lentils and sp;nach-should
be served with plenty of cream
dressing. Make the r .tient take all
the cream and butter J ou can; you
will often need all your tact aud al
your skill in cookery in that task,
too.
The record., 1914-12-10

WAR may not develop any great
literary lights, but it often obscures
them. For example, the civil war
obscured one of the truly great
American posts, Sidney Lanier. and
brought several mediocre poets to
the front. 1t also obscured Henry
Timrod, who Is known only for his
beautiful lines cn aspiring" though
few who quote "Behold me; | am
May know who wrote the line
The record., 1914-12-10

Mr.. BRYAN is a victim of Metz
sche. too. He says, "The nations
have dealt with each other on the
basis of fear," which is only anoth
er way of repeating Nietzsche's re-
mark to the effect that fear OF
neighbors rather than love of neigh
bors is the basis of human conduct.
The record., 1914-12-10

That portion of the Chinese in.
demnity for the Boxer outbreak
turned back to China by the United
States is being used to send Chinese
students to this country, further
cementihg the bonds of friendship
existing between the two nations.
This is another exemplifca,ion OF
the American idea that education
and a helping hand, not exploita-
ton and swift kick, bring the
best returns in dealing with weaker
nations.
The record., 1914-12-10

ond annual short course in Highway
Engineering January 4'h to 18th,
IoIs. The work will be conducted
under the direction OF Professor
ID. V. Terrell.
The course will be free and open
to the public, and has been design
ed for all people who are interested
in the good roads problem of the
State. 1t is hoped by the Unlver-
sity officials that every County
Road Engineer in the State will
take advantage of this free ins,ruc-
,ion, and thereby better the road
conditions in each county.
Not only are tho County Engi-
neers invited, but all men who cx-
pect to become County Engineers,
Road Contractors, County Judges,
members of the fiscal court, and
any citizen who is interested IN see
ing his county have a better system
of roads at more economical cost.
COURSE OF STUDY
The mornings will be taken up
with lectures. large number of ex-
pert road builders have been secur-
ed TO give lectures on all subjects
pertaining 10 The construction and
Reconstruction of all y pes of roads
The lrc,ucrs will be illustrated with
the siereopiicon and with moving
pIciu-es.
PRACTICAL WORK TO he DONE
The afternoons will be taken up
with practical work in The field and
Office. Ia the held three to five men
will be under one senior engineer,
who will give Instructions as TO the
use OF the compass. level, transit,
,ri .'h-r ~u-in- neg in.ru'nanrs.
At.l o.. ~,tA l. -,aa,pse ed. the
u-p -i'i ri,rr g mt. irsi'vn.
room aud pits mp the sIsament,
p,nhie ana msp q tLc work done
IN he heid
There will be on display a large
number OF full size road machines
including the roller, grader, tanks
sprinklers, crushers, scarihers, auto
mobile trucks, and many othe1
pieces of modern road machinery
Saturday, January 9th, has been Sc
aside for the actual demonstration
of Fayette County's road machin
cry. This will consist of tearing
up a piece of road, regarding, plac
ing new material, and rolling bacl
into place. Every stage of roat
building will be carried on durinI
the day.
So-aiiion will be asked and NJ
reference. The only cost will b.
railroad fare, the cost should no
be over $1,000 or $500 Th'
money will be well spent if by TIT
county or by the individual. AL
work will be done on such a plail
that both men with or without engi
neering educ alton will benefited
For further information concerning
this course, address.
ID. V. TERRELL,
Prof. Highway Eng. Stale Univer
slty, Lexington, Ky.
The record., 1914-12-10

APPEAL Us made that America
shorten the war by refusing TO sell
lis munitions to the belligeren;s. Ii
is not long since Uncle Sam was
forced % take radical steps in Vera
Cruz to prevent Huerta from re.
ceiving a shiplosd OF arms sent to
him by a European power.-Ger-
many.
The record., 1914-12-10
Lest You Forget, We Say II Let

us sell you that wallpaper, you will
want to tighten and brighten your
home for winter. Marvellous val
ues, large, snappy stock right here
for your selection. When you see
nJa.iill- The cost, you will buy.
The record., 1914-12-10

The ladies of the Baptist church
will conduct a Christmas bazaar to-
morrow and Saturday at the store
of Mcdonald & Dewitt. A special
ty will be made of dolls, but there
will be an abundance of pretty and
useful things on display.
The record., 1914-12-10

New additions 10 the British navy
will be he Canada, the Botha and
tue cTfIfr$rsfy--fn fncsc naUvs rre-S
o somes hat less bossiful tone than
Drradnoughi, Goliath, Superb, Col
losus and rhuaderer.
The record., 1914-12-10

No great alarm is feit over Eu-
ropes demand for liquidation of its
American securities. Most of the
money will be spent in this country
for supplies.
The record., 1914-12-10
Main.Street Residence For Sale.

The I. NJ. Morgan residence,
with ample lot and all modern con.
veniences, for sale. Apply to Orien
l.. Roark, agent, Greenville, Ky.
At.
The record., 1914-12-10

UNEMPL1YED men are warned TO
stay away from Chicago. Local
workers with nothing to do require
no assistance in doing IT.
The record., 1914-12-10

Why 81 .G.i snF ,ou.- a1n Ei.i
tate t. re. married uoN THAI he l.
assured la-. revenue stamps are mol
required on marriage licenses?
The record., 1914-12-10
State University to Give Course il
Highway Construction.

The department of Highway En-
gineering of State. U University, Le, :
ingion, Kentucky, will hold its sec
The record., 1914-12-10

Not too early to select your Christ
mas gifts, for many have already
done so at McCracken's shop.
The record., 1914-12-10

BRITAIN $ kJag havsur : nr - iEs
front, ,ae neN va; CtY II IA allies
,aishs br: VI. George o. il"
The record., 1914-12-10
50 CENTS PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
TERMS.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1914.

uttered al the Greenville, Ky. postoelce A.
secoud-clzss matter.
The record., 1914-12-10
Rewards.

In the name and by the authority
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
James b. McCreary. Governor of
said Commonwealth.
Whereas, 1t has been made known
to me by the Judge OF the Mullen
berg County Court that unknown
person or persons stand charged in
said County with the murder of
Henry Allen and now a fugitive
from justice, or fugitives. going at
large; and
Whereas, The said Judge has rec
ommc nded that a reward be offered
for The apprehension of said fugi
''ve or fugi,lves
NJ" Know Ye. That by virtue of
ihr authority vested in me by law,
| do hereby offer a reward OF Two
Hundred Dollars for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the said un-
known persons and his or their de-
livery to the Jailer of Muhlenberg
County.
In testimony whereof, l have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Seal of the Commonwealth to
be hereunto affixed.
Done at Frankfort this I4th day
of November, 1914.
JAMES b. MCCREARy
BY the Governor c. F. CRECELIUs,
Secretary of State.
By CECIL H. VANsANT
Assistant Secretary of State.
State of Kentucky;
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A PROCLAskE4xealzAI-
Whereas, it appears to me that
some unknown person or persons
stand charged with the murder of
Henry Allen. a citizen of Mullen.
berg County, and that said person
or persons are now fugitives from
justice and at large, and Whereas.
James B. McCreary, Governor of
Kentucky has offered a reward of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the apprehension and convection of
said unknown persons now, there
fore, by virtue of the authority ves-
ted in me as Judge of the Mullen
berg County Court l do hereby sup
plenent the amount of said reward
by an additional sum of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension and conviction of said
unknown person or persons.
In witness whereof. witness my
hand, this November %. 1914.
J. ]. RICE Judge Muhlenberg
County Court.
State of Kentucky,
County of Muhlenberg, Set.
Whereas, it appears to me that
some unknown person or persons
stand charged with unlawfully and
wrongfully beating, whipping and
bruising one Frank Lee and one l.
E. Covington, both citizens of Muh-
lenberg County, and that said un-
known person or persons are now
fugitives from justice and at large,
now, therefore, by virtue of the au-
thority vested in me as Judge of the
Muhlenberg County Court l do
hereby offer a reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the ap-
prehension and conviction of SAID
unknown person or persons guilty
of either or both of said above men,
toned crimes.
In witness whereof, witness my
hand, this November g, 1914.
]. ]. RICE Judge Muhlenberg
County Court.
The record., 1914-12-10

THE third and concluding session
OF the 6Sfd. Congress assembled in
Wa,hingtnl last VI ,ndty.