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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
ropIc Is UNEMPLOYMENT.

PHILADELPHIA. "a Dec - RE-
ports on unemployment ana addresses
on this important subject are scheduled
Tor the eighth annual meeting ~ the
American Association for Labor i,"gia-
latsDu. which opens here today Re
ports ~ investigators have been pre-
pared va this, the status ~ the presont
unemployment situation may be dis
GUESSED intelliRcntiy Robert q. Nal-
cntine Of roston VIII lead discussion
on The responsibility aud opportunity
~ the employer
The working out of worhinen's com
prnHatlon ir various statcH win bee an
oiher topic Tor dlsousHlun. and various
phases Of labor Legislation viii bc pre-
scented hy HpeHkcfH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
SPORT SCHEDULE FOR THE
WEEK.


TUESDAY, Dec. 2p--Indoor Track
Meet a. 18th. Regiment Armory Brock
Ign: Hockey. Cornell vs. Princeton. NJ
H.. Toronto University va ~ A. A.,
liuston. Boxing Charley White w
roung shushrue. at New York.
4 THURSDAY, Dec. ai-Hoekey'
Dartmouth w. Massachusetts Agricui-
tural College. az Boston.
8FRiDAY. Jan, i.--Tennis, Tuxedo
Challenge Meet. at Tuxedo. N. VI
Track Games, Gath, Regimsnt meet. at
buffalo. N, w. Fights, X. O. Brown w
Tommy Lowe. at Washington. y. c.;
0nnboat Smith W.. Battling Lcvinaky.
al waterbury,. Conn; Dan paiy Va, Jack
Tnyior. az wililamsport, Pa; MIKE
Snyder VS.. Jack DoiE IT Peru. Ind;
Hal stewart vs.. Battling Terry. al
Grand Rapids. Mich; Joe welling w,
he sherman, ut KenoRha, VIA, Tony
Gapronl vs. cievo Hawkins az Mon
trcal Kid Graves VS., Jack Hriston. at
BROOKLYN: While tieccher w. Phil
brock, nj Columbus, o., Tom McMn-
hon w. Al Norton Kansas City.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

That the Municipal Employment Ba-
rean established on December ~ In the
office ~ Mayor Roy Miller with y w.
Miles IN charge Is splendidily fulfilling
tits miaEion in bringing together the
Jobs and the joblcsh was very Apply
proven yesterday when Mi Miles Sc
cured work for nine men and two wo-
men who had applied for work.
Since being established the bureau
has secured employment for about
thirty mcr and fpr six women. the
latter being placed as cooks and for
general housework IN hutnsa ~ the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
vore on clrY MANAeea.

LOS ANGEL les. Cant. Dee IS a
special election IN being held ~ Los
Angelcr today 20 decide whether the
city viii adopt the city manager plan
Of running the city'a business. 4 great
deal ~ enthusiasm has been aroused
over thls amendment, ln view ~ the
success of tho plan In other ciiieH.
Another amendment being voted on to
day provides for borough government
for suburbs, which may seek enucNa-
ton but desire 60 retain local govern
mc'rt A hitdamerdmeut provides for
vote. In the municipal government d,
the minority
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

Gonzales WIS found last Tuesa,.
morning sdins in an adobe hon.e X
'nkvillc He was placed in tho uah.
villo jnii and les being carefully guard.
ed day and night sanchez. who I,
believed to bc Gonzales cumpan.e
was arrested az rliden and brought (,
san Antonio ben an automobile BY sh,l.
M Tubin
\ reward NJ $500 was offered rs
George w. West Of san Antorlo. whe
has extensive Interests In Live OK
county and another reward II tfN
was offered by citizens immediately
after the killing. Indications are ,hs,
the trial of tho two MeNicans win N
one OF the mrgcsi attended court casa
m the history 90 hive oak County.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
LOCAL PICTURES PLEASED.

Big Crowd at the Seaside Theatre.
IN spite " the bad weather last
might hundreds m people hraved the
mud and sluHh Go see The Pictures N
Every pay life In the streets OF Cor
pus Christi
TO sag they were pleased Is putting
it mild
An entire new lot 81 pictures VIII
be shown tonight and tomorrow night.
\ flashlght picture will hc taken Of
tho audience IN the Seaside Theatre AZ
80 tonight and VIII be shown on the
screen the following night
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

Mrs. q. ~. Hanks. age 30 years. =
resident ~ Corpus Christi for tss past
several years. died sunday noon 81 N,
Hrohn ssnlsarlum after an Illness o.
several weeks She II survived py
her husband. local manager Tor the
T.. B. Price Mercantile Company, bi
. son, two years old. her mother. Mrs
u. W. Priest and one sister, Miss vliv'
May Priest. the latter two being resi-
dents Of Carthage. Mo.
The remains were shipped last night
by the Jordt- Allen Undertaking Com
pany, 10 Carthage Tor burial
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
EX-SENATOR CHANDLER
NEARs -FOUR SCORE

CONCORD. \. a.. Dec. "a Wiilinm
y. Chandler. who was Secretary % the
Navy In President ArttfurE cabinet
and for many Year, one 81 the Iepuh
licnn lenders IN tie senate. entered up
on his cighiieth year today. MT
Chandler h IN the enjoyment ~ good
health and continues active In the
nrafglcs ~ law.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29

SATURDAY. Jan 2 Spprtsmen's
show. NJ New YORK. Automobile show,
Grand Central Palace. Now Notk;
Hockey. prinoton w. B A. 49, az Hes
tom
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-29
NOTICE.

City taxes FOR the year 1914 are now
due aud payable at the office OF the
city Secretary
As " J, Michigan. City Secretary.
Atwe-ffsat,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

9ieoer6ud nSi-po ia9t, Ser Simmel
6uiiete Spei6el nelm Gage sat
ser 6iulmel feinen @}lno, ipie fam
er Speidel 6uitcn?~ Ger Wlonn:
,0ot ser &inunel cine Sout2@ Ger
g9ibfopi. .SSu. GoS MonOIieo Der
N}in Gpnaitic iagt: u@er fam init
einem 9}ep6rit glrmbonO ole nenn
SinmcISibi6ten ourditeden2 Ces
Sinmels Soilt lit ie6r 5ort, OnrA9e-
rii6rlmg 0urbiticbt man iie ihon."
Ger W1aun: ,6ot Der Simuel Soa.
req Ger g9ibfopf: So. 9os Sse-
uei ioat: Gos ieine @epe6e idmebt
auBer6ol6 oes Simwcls. Gas feine
@epebe lit Oos SOAR Oes SimmelS.
Ger W2ann: ,,Sat Der Sin1mel Guo.
d5en?" Ser @iBfopf; .Sa. Die ans
Dem llraltert6um itommenOe 6rau
So,be 6rannte fiiuiforbige Steiue
uno belierte Oas Sinimelsgeipol6e
aus. Dos 9lus6eiiern nit Steinen
ueilt olf Oie 3eridlneenen Gnohen
bin Ger N}aun: 00ann idldit
oud ser Simmel2" Ger g9isfopi:
.sSa. Tos fouonii4e 9nh ser sic.
ser iogt: Siebe oeu Sinmel trdu'
meno, trdlnlcuO. Sdldit Der sim
mel nicbt pic fam er trdlmnen2"
Ger Wiann; 80 nnB ser Sinnel
and meinen2" Ser g9iBfopi: nSo.
Gos Sieoerbuc6 Sib mng io9t
6ci'm al1rcn 0es Simniels tropit es
Don gtnB. @einte Ser Nimnel niht
no fame oos 9loB 1er2~ Ser Niann:
,So Bat ser pinunel ou1 iiherlicb
euncu Sobu?" Der @ibfopi. u9leilt
Seit Ser Grrihtuns ser 9iepublit
gi6t cs tenen Simmelsio6n me6rl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Sen Nat6, 9DOd s. @mt6nms 3 .@eges
table Gompoun0" 8lI pernden, imo idl
fnufte eine Slaidle sldhten N1onot
fii6lic ic6 MID uobler, oesbal6 nobm ic)
orei metcre Slaihell oapon ino idl fuurs
Sc 10 oeiuno, baB id iiets ar6citen fonns
tc. Sd 6offe, oaB ieoc 5rau Die leiDet
iuie ih litt 9pbia s. Yiutboms D&egcs
table Gompuuno~ uerinden miro.
Nrnl y. g9. Sauieng, Nonte slr. 1, Slos
renee, Siios Snioin.
geic tonmt es, onB Srolien tagals,
tanein lei0en mo i1r Seben trdmlidj ino
nieocrQcidlla9en binidlleppen lno orels
pcrtcl Der ye6ensfreuoe perpaiicn ipenl
he @eiuuobeit in SDoid 81 %ufbam5 $
n%cactnblc COMPOUND finoen iounen?
Scit oreiBg Sobrcn iit es Die glornlols
l}eoi3in fir SrauenIciocn aepcien iuo
bot tdlienoe Don Srmien geinno aemadlt
Die an 9'eridiebnng, @nt3inouna, @cs
idipiireu @cidpuIitcn llnrc9cImdBl0s
ieiL ETC., litten
gScnn Cir bciOn0ereit 9intb iuiinid)cn,
iO idJrcibcn Cir on SBbia 6. &infbdm
Wscoiciuc 81. cbniiocniiaD, 9Bun, Nnli
1br Srici iuiro uDi elmer Gran gcJifnct
acIcign nnn bcailtwortet uno itrcug pcr
irnniidl gcbnltcn Werpcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
@rrcinistc 9Ir6eitcr-Sdnscr OOn-
Baltimore.

Sniiptqnartier u8unnefe 6olle, "
glr. tOS, Weit-Seriugtou-Stro
So6n Goia, 9'rdiioeit, g}r. 2O29,
9opO.StraBe.
@eorg u Foe6lmann 0rioeHt
9lr. 202S, 6airnount.9locnue. .oli,e
Ni. aron Setretdr, 9ir 1920,
0anbert- StroBe.
Sranf 8orlasfD, S6aBmciiter, 9lr.
2t0, SiiO 6. StroBc.
uSo5ialiitiihc SieoertaieL Sing
ihnoc 0ienitaa.
misunderstanding Sinsihmoe
NlithpoA.
Weion9urrem ,Gini9teit, Sing-
ihtnoc 6reitag (AR1r5l ,
@diic sur 0iciic ins 9lnslnnb 0eiurgt
6. 0lainc, gtr. 413, DIT Baltimore Str,
na1e Guitpm Spule gIpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
Nie gN 0 6IthGter;n.

Serr: .9SiIlcn sic ss Tdon ocrs
p6rte Trou, oas game Dori PiBei.
Gauien II! seicrn ginAs Elm 9lnn5 Der
Slanmcn qeworccll Nc.tie lRorgea
tam bic Gepei6e.~
Game lin bic Ninoc ilotihenO) :
.9(6. rie rei3enOl IA eiebt cs ia
ndhTtcns pie0er sin gSo6lildti0tsi.sz
ieltM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

'odlnler 3 c II II II o
3iideriueb 81 err
irnnfen lln0 bate
Nopiidlner5en Die
meiltc 3eit iIno noe
nig 9lppetit. Sic
Gc0ner5eil ipuroen
10 tart. oaii ic6 MIDI
alf oeH SSllBbooeiI
lebte iln0 ipcinte, 10
ldlinnl fparen lie,
llno 5il oieieu 3eis
ten tonnte ic1 nIcbt
or6eitcn. Cine al
tc Sroit nnb mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
D d m % Il d d dn0Ier.

.SSM 6Gtte gerne Elm Bud, Oos iIA
lfiir eincu aranfen ci9net. aonncl
Sic mir ctuos @eeignetes Ooricbld.
lgen94
.3urf es chpas 9felieioies iein z"
,9(H neiL oos 1T niht u0tbi9, oel
9ronfe lit nGmli6 bercitS mii DEM
l99eqc Der 9eicung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
lin 6 ia mn t.

Sin &ierid1rer fouut ins Upmnd-
fhlm. Ger Gem &onferen55irlmer
triift er zen 9}eitor ser 2e6rerlGdlt
.Sit laer vo9l elm leerer SDpor2"
Iroetc ser Wlann
Den femme iC6 nibt Oas muB pohl
elmer ser jiindercr Scrren iein", ant7
lUortete Der Sres.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
y%crcinistc SGnser pOn Baltimore,
gegriInOet 1885.

Sauptqliartier ,@ermonia N}Gi-
nerhor-GlnbbouS,~ 9}r. S52, 9foro.
Somaro.StroBe.
@eorg Seffert, @raiiOent, glr. 2t5.
g9eit-SaratogoitroBe.
SSo6n u. alein, Oirigent, 9fr. pol,
observation-disclosures
@eorg Simmelbebcr, prot. unn
correlp Sefretdr, 9lr, 315, gtoro.
eoeu-StraBe.
Sermam Midlid. S9obuciiter
91r. 7fa, @orner-stroBe
6rib @ofmaun 1Sinanjiefretdl
Otr. 2i1t, @eit-@ratt. Strobc.
&Sm 9 SiIoebronot, gibliot6cfar.
gir. 2029, 6reOerid-9lDenre.
Sermom @r1ie, 0oriiber oeS Dill.
iif-Goniite'S 93r. 1912. Weit.Nlul.
berrp-StroBc
o9lrion.@eioueperein.
n0ormonie.
Observation-Disclosures"
u6ro6iinn.~
oE6alia.Nl Nldiiner6or."
~@lo5ort-gQ1nuer6or.
neideutrau5."
u@ermonia.Guartett.Gll6."
nDlelooie.~
vVleB1er.&eiangpereiu."
n9aOenid.Nldnner1or.~
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
MnthenerhIHthe

9rofeiior IAN Der lonbpirtbIhott
li6cn 0odIdue). gUlcinc 6crreu
tGuI9eu mir uns ni@t troB Der 9er-
Dorra9cnocn uno tdglib puc6ienoell
&eoeutung tiiniilidcrOHngitoffc muf
mad pie Dor i'm lanbpirt6i1aftli9en
&etric5c fer naiiirlidc Dtiit Die critic
Gioline ipiclenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
q I6nunQSO RI.

@ritcr !leiner 3uuse: a8ir poaen
lic6cr 6rao iein."
3peiter tlcincr Sunse p@drum2"
Gritcr fleincr Suuge nSt 90rte,
pie Der Dottor gu Wlutter ia9te, iic
ioae ic6 oicl 8cpcsun9 maGen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

rSit Der iiingc &rauie nirfli6 10
reid uie 9eiagt mirO2~
0Su, reid iinO gutmiitbiQ. Scr lit
10 cine Scele bon eincnl 9}enihen,
|0aB er ioeor bilbiden SdauipieIcrin-
Geu crlnil6t, ii6 nit i6ni 5lt pcrlo6eiL
IOamit iie geb0rig 9lcflaue befom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Wirl3: Der Nein It6eint Sbncr
nidt gelnun0ct su Dcbcu pielleiht
mar ole 6laidlc n4t luftoi6t pcr
IGioFen!"
@aii: $50 CLAUDE eGer: ni&i mai.
ierbiAt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

n9Gder @eiangperein."
Saupt1uartier: 9RiiffePs Sole, 9tr
1O3, 9Ioro.5reoerid- -Strobe, ieOeu
Sanitag Ql6eno, init 9lusnabme oes
oritten SamItags I'M @lonat, Sing.
itilnoe. ..o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
0.ic Sic q o nnc.

.SScs6ol6 wiaIt OIL SCOOP bcntc
feiitcu @utcuahtauB gcbcn aori.
den
.gGcil SeOOD mir Damn nuh cine
S6ricigc gicbt mic gcitcrn Oerv
@opol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
ym 8tIOc se6(ieben.

.sy8 hin uaF1uloigl - 8ie touutt
id a6neu, Dab bic 9erorOnuns fHon
IDon 6eutc a6 9ilt. f@as tonnte idJ
0c9 gar nidt riedpn."
.G6en ocs6oIb ba6en Sie cine ga.
ic BON S6rem 9oraeieBtsn 6etom=
men"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

gluf cinem Q(meritdz9ompTer err
iaaat plobli@ Der 3uf: nMann ii6cr
9orOl"
Q(Qes itiir8t 5erbei. ng8ie 6eiBt!"
i0ut es aus Dem NaKer cmporn nMamn
ii6er 8oro9 Rommer3ienratb Bell
GenItein lit iiber 8orol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Yrin3ipnl " ST. 9au9bnlan aus Dem
&loiieu5inmer misimloiien, ais Der
iel6e ouf fltr3e 3eit in oen Corridor
gctreten mar. Gic SAiiler be6oup.
ten OoB lie abiiHtlid 10 uorgegaugea
icicn, inn cine miBliebiae Situotion
3um 5icOemtntt 5u bringen. Sie be.
buuptcu, oaB scr @rir3ipal elmer Der
S6iilerinuen 9luimertianfeit idenfc
mo ieine 3uionuuenfiiuite oui Oem
Corridor ab6alic.
9ctagtcr 9lr5t uerboftet
s,u Suprc oc @rocc ipiu0e Gr
Sroupile Eri5er, Elm 6etagter gIr}t
pom Sionui0e, inter Der 9lnididoi.
qunQ 0es @erihtsperia6ren ii6eriuie.
ier ongc6lid) an SRI. 9llma Slien
BON CriorO cine crinlinelle Opera
ton. oic Ocrcn 300 5ir 6olge Bate,
poracuommen 3u 6o6en 9lls nlgebs
li6er @litibuloiaer iuuroe Er gSm.
6. S6oipolter, ein 3a6narjt bon Sy.
iorO, ebcnfauS fir Oic @roBgelhmo'
reneu feitgc6olteu
Gr. S1opalter ioa augcblid ienc
&erontportlmg inioiern 5rgegebct
6obcn ais er erfldrt Do6en ioa, OaB
cr nit Sri. 0Geu perlo6t wor nno
sen 9(r5t telep6ouii6 6cr6eiriei. Or
@ri3cr 6e6ouptet, onB all SRI Olien
6creits Dor ieincm @riheiuen cine
Operation Ooll5ogen morOen iei.
99o6l inn g heeiturn
gSG9reno oes 6eftigenSAnee
am Nlontag fano in @iQiunsport,
@lo, oie id6rlicbe @llmi5ipolmo6l
itatt. melhe troB Oes ungiinltigen
g9etters cine ie6r le66oite mar. IS
woren Orei EidctS inn SelOe unO inn
@on5cn wiwOen 25S Stimmen a6ge-
oe6en. g9iQiani Stafe iuuroe init
206 Qcqeu 80 Stinmcn pelde iein
@eaencanOiOat, s. Ni 0liaer, er.
bielt sum N}onor pieOerermdblt. Ga.
qeqen pnroe Upton 3, 9torriS, mel
der GanOiOat fiir sic @ieoererlp66s
lung gum &iilfs .@lopor mor, bon 2.
8. g1eifirt geihlagen @iaian 8.
9ouier lnO @iaiom S. Gorbp wllrs
Sen 3u Gonlnliiidrcu erwd6lt Die
iGnuntli6en eiud6lteu 9eomteu wers
Sen i6r 9lnt 5luei Sabre inne 6o6en.
Sine 9Sru6c djinciiidcu SnmOrs.
Gme nam6aite 6ineiiide 3eitilng
in Canton 6ringt in i6rer llnter6ol.
timasausga6e intcr ser llebericbrift:
Cine 6roge ii6cr Oen Simmel" bu.
moriitiiUe @eOonfenipielerei 2u ser
lle6eriebuug oeS Sitoiiotilden SloDo
(S6ang6a) Bat lie folgenOen gSort'
laiit: Sin Wfauu irngt einen gSib-
fopf. nSo. SIN Bud aus ser 3eit
ser Giii GDnoitie nlle6er ben Sim'
mel" Ite6t, ooB Some ltnO NionO Ell.
oentlic6 Dem Often 3uge6elt ober Der
Sinimel iii6rt lie uaN Dem Selten-
Sdttc ser Simmel feline @ano, IUie
fonute er oonn fiibren2" Der 0lann:
,0at Ser Simmel einen Sei62" Ger
g9ibfopf. nSo. auci tie iogt OoB
Sinuncl uno @rOe ser Sod aller
Tiuac icicu. 0immel rnO @roe cr'
5euqen olles Seben. Sad oGler Din.
ae imo Gr5euger oQeS Se6ens 6eiBt
Dab 9lQes umibloien it, sat Ger
Siulmel feinen 9ei6, lpie fam er al.
les 9c6eu ilmiblfeBen?~ Ger @lamn:
,,Sat Ser Sinimel cine 0laie~ Ser
gSibfopi. .So. Gbie fuei tie iogt
ser Simmel at6met glaen 9lt6em I'M
g8eltaQ. Sat er feine9loie, ipie fam
er 0en @eltroltm reguliren?" Ser
Mlonn: oSat Der Simmel einen
W2uno2" Ser @iBtopf nsSa. 0os
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

u9}o, nit ser au6 bin id o6er
ibon rcingclegt porOenl 9os &icd)
Gie6t ia me0cr &obnl nod Butter
rlil6, ion0ern niAts mic gnn5 &C.
pobnli6e SilBmil6!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Ole 6Grtige Gnnte.
Tnnte (irouiih). n1ie @arimiths.
nlittcl. bic OH ge6roiicblt meii suns
gc, ic6encn n1e 1iicbts 5li tolgenl"
sSunger @crr (geOriicft) uSsd lei-
ocr-lpoS bort On cigentlidJ gc'
brnuc6t, Guntc?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

&lcin c NcuQier.
oS3o Bit Gu gc6orcn &opa?"
.>Sn &Sien, ntein &in0l"
NM @iumn2"
I'm StodNDlli"
nln0 i'd bh in &crlin gcboren-
Iuie hobcn mir HIS 0cln nlni ollc ore
Il lii3iG gulamnfengenwCen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

g.: nSa6eu Gle T6on gc65rt, baB
@err UReDer 5ei iciucm ToOe oIlcs
sen. Wuiiei6auie 6inlerlaiisu bate"
g.. nDus mar iebr gut bon ibm,
picOieI mar es Oenn2"
g.: nSeben 8inOerl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

OLD Bn11 gtnP.
g1adl g4urfOlE nnS GIS %Oint.
gunoess9oIioampfe DTlurI6r" uno ogiIqtrts"'
Sic fetniten ino idHeniten .aui Der Sal'
an.;'..'...''. 9s,,ts 9sm
sopie a la gGrfe Sienli sn mdbieer 8reilshs
sic SsTgsr 9aSSg S islsnSss d;.sa sna @ss set.
ten in alien 6Dtpelten 8lmmtrn nno Wsstsnn Wsssn.
2Oieu nit Wleilugbeiallag uito ngefe %anSs. %a@gS
Ouien in aIen fleinen 8inlmern Brinai.UaDssl
nubcn NIT eal5. iln6 frtId1em gsaiier. wlareO"
Mnidiiis nit aaen ga6n. uno Sampis'
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Gie G6e 1T cine 9iuiiiou Der 9edicl
rno cine ytultiplifotiou Der YfliU-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

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g5ciaprafc 9ampfidiff.G .GOmpagnit

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-08

Key West for safety from the high
wind. Anchoring there, went ashore
wit hsix of my men.
Il left four of them with the small
boat, and went~into town. When l
returned, found that 500 of the en-
envy were rioting on the dock. They
had driven my four men into a store
owned by Greek, and were held at
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-08

bay by two women aremd with re-
volvers. --.. .--' -
Part of the mob was destroying
our small boat. protested.
''They got mad and threw me over
board. They fired two shots at me
as 1 swan for my life. One struck
me in the left knee. The sheriff
drew his pistol. called for help and
The herald., 1914-02-12
CHARTER

OF THE NATIONAL CONE COMPANY.
On this 24th day Of January, 1914 came be-
fore me, Ethclred Macaulay Stafford, a notary
public, duly commissioned, sworn and quail
ned IN and for the Parish of Orleans, State OF
louisiana, the persons whose names are here.
20 subscribed all adult residents of this City
VINO declared that they do hereby organize
under the laws Of this State, corporation to
exist for ninety nine years from date, and 10
DE known the National Cone Company,
d'nicIled in this City Of New Orleans, with
capital stock Of ten thousand dollars, in At
shares OF fifty dollars each, payable IN cash,
or IT'S equivalent, for the purpose of mauufac-
tuning and selling ice cream cones, crackers,
pastry, cakes and candies
This company shall have a president, vice
president, secretary treasurer, who, with two
other stockholders. shall form the Board OF
Directors, which shall have the usual govern
ruS powers. The first officers and board shall
uc; Il. {. Brown, president; ". :. McDiar-
mid, vice president; ]. b. Eaton. secretary
r-easurer; {. Ganucheau and l.. c. Register.
Future officers and boards shall be elected on
the first Monday Of December Of each year,
alter seven days mail not-.e 10 each stock
holder. vote Of twO-th,rds Of the stock
holders shall be required for amendment OF
.lEWdauou. at meeting Of which ten days
mailed notice shall be gwen. In case Of H.
quotation. the Board Of Directors shall lie the
iIIldators. Citation shall he served upon the
PRESIDENT OF the corporation, or IN hlS absence
any other officer.
This corporation shall become a going con-
shall be subscribed
hus done and passed in my notarial Office,
al New Orleans, on the date first above wit
ten, in the presence OF Messrs. Henry ".
Robinson and Howell Carter, Jr., competent
" witnesses, who hcreunto sign their names with
>ud appearers and me, nDtary, after a read.
ing OF the whole.
Signed: b. G. Brown. 10 shares; 7. b.
Eaton. 10 shares; !. ". Bobb, ) shares; ". :.
McDiarmid, 10 shares; Joseph Rando, 7 shares;
Lemand {; Register, 20 shares; Chas. Ganu-
.hcau. share, per Joe. l.. BUTLER; Crescent
Paper Box Factory, RcnscI x Levy, Props,
shares; Starcley Elfer, shares; Ben Cohen,
shares; Gutye Boyle, l share; II. W. Rob
Iuson, H. Carter, Jr
+ IIiELRED NJ STAFFORD, Notary Public
], the undersigned, Recorder of Mortgages.
n and for the Parish of Orleans, State Of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Act Of Incorporation Of the
National Cone Company, Vas this day duly
recorded in my ofnCc, in Book lIl9, Folio -.
New Orleans, La. Jan. Path, 1914.
Signed EMILE J. LEONARD, by Recorder
4 True Copy:
ETIELRED NJ STAFFORD, Notary Public
lau2y- Eeb5-l , 70 20 MCh5