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Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15
MINING ACTIVITIES
SHOWN BY LOOK AT
RECORDERS OFFICE
Much Business in Mines Goes
Through County Recorders
Office at County Seat; Parti-
CuIarIy Strong Are Transfers.

TOMBSTONE, Aug. IA -(SpeciaD -
An examination OF the records of the
county recorders Office since the first
Of August discloses the fact that there
is much activity in the way of mining
deals development, transactions and
the location of claims
An agreement was filed between the
Middle March Copper company and
George Mitchell, Jr., of Los Angeles,
particulars of which were published
in these columns recently, involving
the title to 36 claims i'm the diddle
Pass Of the Dragon Mountains. AT
the same time another agreement was
filed between George Mitchell and p.
II. Bear which involves the same prop
erty There was also recorded by Mr..
Mitchell the location notices of six
additional claims in the same locality.
Emil Grebe has decided TO the Bunk
er Hin Mines company several claims
in the Tombstone Mining District
John S. Williams and associates
have recorded the location notices Of
eight claims, in the Dragon District
adjoining the property which they are
now working and which will be in-
cluded i'm the organization of the COM
pany which is 10 be incorporated soon.
John Riggs has filed notices of To-
cation of three claims in the Dos Ca
bezas Mining District.
Adolf Aldinger has purchased the
interest of p. II. Hogan and M Oar
nell in several claims in the Warren
Mining District
John W. Prout of Dos Cabezas has
filed proof of labor certificate show
ing that he completed the assessment
work on the Admiral Dewey and
other claims in that district
NJ. l.. Sheldon, justice of the peace
at Dos Cabezas. has filed location
notices of two claims in that district.
Ben Y Williams has sold to A. G.
Gordon his interest in claim in the
Dragon Mining District.
j. E Pemberthy, superintendent of
the Shannon Copper company, who
is operating at Gleason. filed notices
Continued on Page 4)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Americans Know Little of Wars Causes and Present
European Conditions Says Beveridge, Back from War
Hy ALoERr :. sEVERAcE.

CAlbert j. Beverage, former senator
from Indiana and We'll known writer
on political subjects, returned recent
ly from Europe where hr spent sew
eral months studying the war His
war articles have been eagerly read,
and his new book, What is Back OF
the War; bids fair to be one of the
most popular books dealing with the
European great conflict In this arti-
Gle. Senator Beverage interestingly
sets down some of his Impressions ~
The Editor)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15
REPORTS
HAO FROM
BUNKER
HILL
Excellent Reports Had From the
Tests Now Being Handled BY
the Test Mill of the Bunker
Hill Mining Company.
OLD COMPRESSOR TO
BE STARTED TODAY
Cleanup Work Is Being Vigor-
OuSly Prosecuted BY Company.
Best Signs Had for Future of
County Seat in Years.

TOMBSTONE, Aug. 14-Favorable
reports are coming from the tests
now being prosecuted at the Bunker
Hill test mill on the hill Several diff
ferent kinds of ore from the various
properties have been put through
since tests began about two months
ago, and from reports. although not
officially, not a value has been lost
This is through the cyanide process.
while it is known that the new old
tiotation process is also being put to
test, although on a small scale As
to the results achieved through this
process, so far nothing has been given
out The new concentrating unit was
started last week, with no results as
yet given out. At present Lucky Cuss
ore is still undergoing test by the
various methods
On the various properties construc-
tion and cleanup work is being Wig
orously prosecuted, while at the Boon
shaft the 6-inch electric pump is
working day and night pumping water
for the mill. Sunday the Mammoth
air compressor, which was installed
by the old T. C. NJ company just be-
fore the shut down. is to be started
and will furnish air for hoisting at
the various shafts, and also 10 supply
air to the mill for agitation I'm the
tanks. Air viii also be supplied for
drilling underground. This giant
compressor is the largest i'm the South
west, and was installed by the old
company to furnish power for the
huge sinker pumps on the 600 and 500
levels, but never was actually put to
work, the shut down coming before
the working idea was perfected, not
having even been "limbered up" so
to speak
The power plant is also working
day and night supplying current to
the pumps and mill and the Prescott
FIRST motion hoist is being overhauled.
Several of the large boilers i'm the
boiler room are undergoing repairs
but at present only two are supplying
the necessary steam for the machin.
cry in operation. being of large cap
acity. The water on the 500 level
since pumping began, has been low.
cred 20 feet to the main shaft Air
lift is used to force the water to the
surface from the pump discharge
The big steam sinker pumps installed
by the old company at the expense
Of millions lie just as they were left
but covered with paint preservative
and if it should be decided to attempt
to lower the water to reach the lower
levels, no doubt they could be put
3 into commission i'm a short time. Be
low the six. the pumps of the SOC
level and 1000 are submerged. while
the sinker on the 500 is above the
water level
Taken in all, to these who have
kept IN formed, the outlook for Tomb
stone never looked brighter-even al
the time when the boom" was on
here eight or ten years ago. AS II
is at present there are about $50 mer
on the payroll, and TO date it is only
an experimental proposition, so that
4 one can realize what it will mean tC
Tombstone, when work does actually
begin on a production basis by the
/ Bunker Hin company.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Mining to keep up to their
wonderful Apparently
local situation about healthy could possibly be
reduction in wages owing to the Of prevailing the
Of the times from every standpoint
The actual development District all
properties wen production 1t
greater any
in the history of the section forecast points
ion Of the
The development
During the week the Juniper Flats received
installation
machinery
The will handles
N a than the mill
Within the Flats will
be mill made ceanup had This
really properties
According information Obnabe producers
still Walkers Letter
While about 500 below normal immense
United operated full capacity and larger
Notwth
standing generally
possible before placing further orders anticipating
siderable decline j the price of the metal
copper
during the past six weeks is considerable
There relatively period
the
of of copper
following
another big buying movement occurred This duness prevailed until early
quarters and S
reliable
very prices producers
deliveries o
price copper
and
price
present prospective supply
reasonably 85OOOOOO
1000 pounds copper
pean year
gress building railroads
plants and thus the indus
trial consumption Of copper
Notwithtandins IA the
sources the enormously increased consumption
pears surplus supplies OF eight
on nine months during period advanced eight
pound
While this remarkable taking the cOnsumpye
demand uament of production
in the ground there been nenuD
tons of mining operations appears that the consumption o
copper during the past year equed the normal production
of the worlds mines offset by absorption
Of previously existing supplies does take into onsdeFa
Germany countries being shut on from the ou
worlds source Of supplies product Of their mines which
normally supply domestic requirements ard they have
been converting practically scrap Of copper in GAG
that was possible taking trolley wires transmits
etc. and replacing them win o
materials
The 85OOOOOOO surplus copper in existence
~ ago together with the ualed Of production has beer
absorbed by industrial demand and the enormously
creased requirements for Notwithstanding the loss
the erma Austrian markets
The demand copper manufacture munitions ha
een very much in excess been hampeed
their operations notable shortage Of ammunition
Their supplied far as the established ammunu
CONTINUED on Page -
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Sir Charles Macara, who has resign
ed from the presidency Of the English
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners
Association because of opposition TO
his scheme for establishment of cot
ton reserve, believes that placing Of
cotton on contraband list with a
scheme Of generous compensation to
exporters, would be fair treatment for
American cotton growers.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Taunton machinists' union will de-
mand an eight-hour day and increase
of wages to so cents an hour At
least two Taunton machine companies
are working overtime on war orders.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15
Development Still
Continues Strong;
Production Large

Readusmen Of Price of Copper Apparently Has Effect
Local CondOns Local Producers Pursue Even Tenor and
Full Work Goes Ahead in All of the Local Properties Pro-
duCton Was Never Higher Than at Present Time
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Juniper Flats Place Large CSher at Mill and Work Will Be Rush
ed With Several Mill Runs This Coming Week. Confidence Is
Felt in Condition Of Metal Market; Shares Also Earning Much
More Money Than Is Being Paid; Market Condition.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
SAGE OF BLUNTzER CHRONICLES NEWS
AND VIEWS OF THE BLUNTzER COMMUNITY
N S. JuSina Bunizer Is Having Built Hand
some Catholic Church Building AS Memo
rial to the Late Nicholas Bluntzer.

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W"n Nlh
,N'' ~" N"f NHiirNr iNfi man T. VIE
~ N"' Ne'i'NN iN'l any, Nuns eirai0a
lNr hNpftinr AHl't 81 lhc nlfvtNe
N NN, nAN'f f'INl' 7'AN fpN lNlh
o. a'NMr' WhHl hhnM A'am ana
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opw Upgh nihle biateA SOUR mother
taught yam ila appe Nou hagv not
fead chapter NJ twenty Neara Ana
Tan uut eelliHa 90 question the lntegfl.
~ 81 tHspioriaps W. the inspiration "
tbs scriptures llN whether ihe liihle
her boen roffepth Interpreted So 81
pprn ppcHtion thas remains "a hc am
ewered hy thcoioeifls. Froleelsta and
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Ism in Tho wpiid
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wtil' ne''Htra fhaf 'vd dld nn,
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n't h'lhh NlAN ~ q NWshlnpins Rnls
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

wise o. create new district Takins
several clubs from the LIST. ith and ssh
districts. the sixth District was form
e'' same being ratified BY tho State
1914
me Nrsi meeting ~ the sixth Dss.
sll.t "il be held IN san Angelo ArFil
-o,n' hi go "a. N. Tor permanent or
SANITATION and election OF officers
fach delegate Will bring lsitef
Property signed by President and Sec
wary " her Club. emitting delega'e 70
sect % the convention.
convention viii last only one day
mere are no dues 10 the Sixth DIS.
'Fie, this Year
MIS- } Mcdowell. Chairman o. TIE
N'r1enhal Commissea will be at NC
F.~'f o. meeting az sac a M, Ap'h
W.. 70 resister delegates
me Landon Hotel win be the bead.
e WE, Tor the delegates and vlsi'inf
Nghread rates for this occasion VIZ
'naae on basis 81 one ard onr.tslra
,4sss. 'sFkels 20 Sc on sale April sssA'
-u- TOT trains arriving In Say Ansels
~ she morning ~ April ss,A. limited y
return April gsth
MRS LEILA NJ. JOHNSTON
Chairman sixth District
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

replilva and fishes ile belongs 40 the
class mamalse ALONE with Quadfuptda
srsis sns whistles Ne beinnga o. as.
pfaef az primatce aiang VITA monkryr
ana iemurs Sofne natutaiiats Hfuax
lprh ALLOW hsm ftnlN ,he hompi
dar
We must rvmcmecr that msn Is il,si
cWvesinx fqom she prineVal aarkNrss
We has climbed astip Way on the
heights anp,e hts wave Swelhng iis
hni4ann Ia enlarged tle u nc longer
eaild rNtnx in ihe darkness Me
makes the stars his friends and ccN
pARloas. hut when alarmed Ne sraset
his wal club ana retreats 20 the te.,f
n his rneAs cavern
Neu say the Asssrlans. the Mcdes
she hebsl0nlane, she Egyptians thu
Chlnese ane the Grccks we're srcas
eNthHca Ana suweyful nAsAens thaa
sandf 10 Nvafe asa and hN~ can nNn
n,il be IA his chllahooJ'
What arr thousands, hundreds ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

the in" that separates IaRaile from,
"a" county ~ Nimmlt Seine time aTa
ihf ptppla ~ iASane county tries =.
Obtain ait trcm tHe Federal severn
m"ni @ change ite Nst of thr r,N,r 49,
60 cover nc rravrl bed With SOME nge.
stNncc that wonla pFryent th, ~.t..
ffvm Sinking tnrio sam. srsr,.
Nowchsefet me same Nina, aa,Ie. +,
thr NeNF'v e AaSaile that they save
- tav p@opiv - Nuecea. Wa. ~ -,
want Trims well dcRe a. u Yourself
Sprines trom az, HuhterransAr
stream or frWs Some othrr sr,,r,.s. w..
numerous alVng the Sue,,es ri,e4 ,hir.,
wears ago rherc ~As eDe IN panrh..
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~ iAmettsr NoiNsne al the -, 40
eetton~cNd tyss nnar the GA Tyr,,,.,
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namef gVns'rnrn caika pgaeAAly nssr,
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spr.nEs laage Tiaon. jehn IA eal
AkAes. Nlucent Hiursrpr. JaAo 4,
tlunsu~r aud T. c Wright ~ ~,,....
aonntS, sua Roh~gt wrss. ptil. 4 -,
AMI y. y rlmor "a san pAtsicir e,n,,,'
u these springs could =. ~nsv..,,.,..
and made O. fow with their farr,..
$50 me water prVhlem u Corras
saf'si, ~eu'd Pc settied forever. 4, 4.
s'''ss' els' efer sssssab;e tAat n a..n
naser Nrsr SAfss ~ she sic4aits Il th...
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eNpse~aed " sas~e haios ,Ae water w.eN,
AGAIN ~ made 70 flow. Az aev ~.
w eNifnse would ae snsispifirarg Ana
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28


NtHiit fesAh Mafeh 81 al
'ainpiN NiN4f0N 80 hepuiiiul aesian
itne pieH anl handsome Hp
ltanEr p ifine helN ~ NFH lua
tHf NlaHtsff 30 memsfAi Cor hpf
ahHn fho iate Nkhaiaa ilnntaer.
aan stef lleel iu hsutnWeM rcs
mute JeFrfeinE ~ memorial ta
a Wlncmesate Hn urflahs NE . mRnl,
t'4aesrr Is NnilN heart and q senisl
fifpNfl'isn ihHu Che tate Nleholaa
filAatAtE aAe uf lAn early piNNssla III
fsiq EQUITY $40 oame % thr country
Is hen tne fsrion between the Nuerea
uNa tie i,ip ofandr was d hew nnn NN.
sieirrss the hahliat ~ shr tsefre NUs
itsnehe and the psNwNnR gnyuie Ats
llunl4pt nF ninns ysasa sian ans III
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t4 aud was wpll kaown aYla M1hly ea.
1 Nuo,i ifuus Che Canadian nafdet 40
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tAafslsrASe ARMY WaH lhv ownrf ~
iafHr uaftv ~ Sand in iise eunniica ef
Nepcea pptAL San patfleln AfeNsan
ava Asassnsa ~ alnp owuod mnoh VI
lhr mpHi valuable paepoft, Ia CWp0a
fhhtl Mr lilnrsner dlcd IA NaN
'tNl aNcrw Fesielsei ny an wAo knew
him.
Mn s'l.ikten and family ~ Cerp,ss
tiaiaiL Mtstta e. a Wtlshl Ntnssnl
4 lateer wsnyer * i,eahy and
eshcea taek a lauA at iae pesh of Av.
slfc'lpa sae ~ dnsluR sae week
wnea aauay NsNuhbins tsaetcQa
tIan assrwbiea last alens the autpdi
lisian lsilc said Thv oprhlne 81
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
SEE AMERICA FIRST
AS GUEST or CALLER
Pleasure Profit and Instruction to be Found in
Piayins The Travelgsme Which
Begins Today.

Tfo Amrfion mss
~ 6 sna. fRHe announcement today,
1ft f3iitr tells fgp hsfs 700 fsr joef.
mes fhfouahput tAe United Hiafea. via.
illae the pfinfsral clsiua ~ tVeff AiAie.
iea nina more about sa4f tpnnsf, fnau
was ever taught 500 ~ HE old ee1e
f4Ahf.
Tue innf % nat purnrHaif conduct.
~ fpn eiuse yeur own reafo raiuN
ta lauty mey street ffnm place a.
pfsfa until ypu have srra iuc pfW "a.
w n s4tfY one ~ ere States.
b. ihr Wtnlf ini,F Ynu nr4rf lfaNe
4Hf aaf fssrslda Tint AFTER Hii ~
" mont pigAstnh ~ay 70 trAtei ~ "
itt,s tha enc cfmfofth n ths home
piliie % ihe fsAd iuAMff rhlt tha
faiiinasfa Nah hoteis have mover horn
nl,ie r. provide
4ir Tallrr Hissafs fl,ni lr The iiaid
wlll anythlne net has secured esriu.
Htf rights tn fhl4 iartii.rf iu fHc
Ttayrleaina. asa feeis b pa9don1hin
Pride NJ mfefina ~ go readers ihe
ltsi thing III rs kind esef canaertfd
bf newspaper
Car Yes Answer
What tq fnn tnHw atoW sour own
isfly sha wAyf lln Yun Know fhat
fl mfReni ass ln kfignH DIS popu
N,lNh i ufly lgfss' ns fng know
llas "a AnHnftinf Ma ihf ,WHfai 500
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y Uuly tfef white aeattif NaHh. 8
tpnf liieIf ness tii NNf HfaNu ~
~ ifi n miar ihaN 200 a3Nf rsh
el hanr tNfrlt ftr eit'fa % ilNamH
igH lNe z iNpahiNN II nfoI 101o af
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

thousands or even millions ~ years
compared % the eraa agrs periods sad
erorhs az fhH history II tho earth. as
fv,oricd VA her foSk sSHtema rssck 81.
ries, roce formation aud rc,k strata z
Man Is ln feAlit, . comparative stran
ser sN the earth hardy acquainted
with hn surrcnnalnRs f.ci np an poar
miserable sinners sands we store he
teush autfit For nN parg. the more
I KNOW auuat humans. thc hstter I iika
aaeS least~i-S American DIGS am
r'l uuch stucN AZ the samAls purp.
whsl about chs raftf The rati As
mvsing and tn0siNK fast, ~ the work
s. continued without interruption, K 10
pcssihle tnat pe misht cslshrate Tho
ts~ciarasion ~ Independence ard the
destyaetien ~ tho aft Al tho s4pie
fimr The ciearinx ~ the river ~ this
nivnaye iN shr health. wealth and pms.
rfritH ~ cernes chrssu ana the cepn.
tics ~ Nuecrs aud san Patriotic win ~
a NFvat achievement. A CERTAIN. never.
failing eNrpN " peers water IL ssssn.
Val a. ihe tstane Development and
rioeeefsty q Corpne CHRISTI TheN re-
neNai nt the raft wth increase the
available sappiS x w4ter s4 citA nrc
a. lesst = fs-s cent hNcept az times
- eNerflrn thc water wili be cOnfir.
81 u rs natural csaanel nst.Ad II
snseealns eVef vast AREA sea Tire
loAs " waiter ~ Absorption and eNap3
"rasion viii ~ reduced Is minimum
Vow stcus ,ac springs SANDY An
>cS, the tefingS' Thar Is scmethine
wofth lhinAsns a0ouy You arp auast-
less aware thss the Nueces. uks many
either streams ~ she WESTERN s,artlea
a Var enanuy has as great " sfeaEer
salnme - waller flowing unsier the
sFvsnd a. u has on shc suFfscS Tne
river sinks IN somu sfaves beds near
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

Someone ~ 8nlna o. win tHt awuf1s
snd SOU hsfr usl 81 .npeh appe units
Ia ANYONE eis0
W ihla same rlf feniHnia ~ Npe
eF AfsnasH Nar iatfitiu lifn uaa
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Hud Wnnef cenFiiHs Win ht yHelniN
80 ihni me ANNaa van 50 % fehaorr
10 ihe rtiler H ts hnms iriluHf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

~ fhe goet ~ the rainbow j. pot a
spl1 Perhaps yDn hRf. iDifaeyed Tar
a. find w. nnif ~ se disappointed wfen|
fhe ecasth ended N jungle Thi4
journey ends in Han FfsnfltNs and
there In the Ceiden West Us a lsf ~
nDld fof fsn. fDt The caller has a,i
aAide fcis ~ ~ fisan 20 ten AWasda iuI
those WIN ping the TrnpslFauf best
yeu'il Lits tho oems
4 woman in Hpoknnc wash wrote
after having played me Tfayeignma on.
napff so That city, a have enjoyed
this ffnYciFamf immensely ana nhefh.
~ : win prize ~ nrt would nor
hive nitsed this same fof eftss aeHl
hntr lna4nsd more about the United
staten ~ The Thirty days in Whlth
played tNie same iha0 ! dih lr 800 mo
years ! went So afhuoi"
Tho irsteisHme involves uludv ~
arithmetic ~ we'll an seprtapby ana li
win fuhf fhs piaFfrs ~ nsnfiF Hli fbr
lmpununi nlues ln 49, rniisi slaias.
pHdiuH Ht tne ranAua Pacific EApuai
iian Hi f.m francisco
Jnts Real rur.
lh THIS Ftno aiil nn found unnH ~
Hs sieleffeHiiit Features nsHtnY in
dent io NtWrfmt.t eanieeia There wHH
NH 500 eMiiriflua fm tnfra 90 H4naFriu
dome SO fAH naffHne t1 80 hut enfui
fNiferN ht hNiuf fUu VIII hHfr no
neois 'p nHf ara nothing o. ssll once
sUu aiHu nlaBiHE ihr Hetns SON wiz
Hui ~ eHulfut Hnlil fII h4Nr sent tH
saiHiiNn ihni Hiieiteieff VI fali
tHfu t1 fif tfstfnWe risW Hrd
fna WiN QUO tut r4ff nttHe iNns
iiHi 80 awards ard fNiI "details Us this
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

western Union rcleRraph Comma.
furnishes messenger "a 20 .rr.e5.
dAs o. nisht. rAone stsi 49,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
CORPUS CHRISTI SOCIETY

''Nm Fase s-Bl
g ever problem IN rowr,---',.,-
ana nation state
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ste.' and study those suo.ti.-s 49, 81 ''s
'eSs Us more vitality Al ie,.,
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affect vs. Individually. "A ,.,.-. '"Ai
children. NOME ana our
20 you ever sssp Ia THAI -.
ssatolns N Aie Is dep.nse,, .,, "
'e~s under which We ii,.s F w
500 proelems ~ ir,srnstts,.i' me
s"'Fs tAfift taxes etc 80. VS.
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=. ~ goveFnment IN ,ou, ~. s1a-
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Nes laws Seth State Ana Ns,, W. and
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-01

It must worry him to think he can't
take it with him when he croaks.
DR.. Eliot of Harvard thinks work.
ingmen eat too much meat.
But then mebbe one of the foun-
dations for some research or other
will be able to invent d wOrkingman
who can get along without eating
and sleeping.
That would simplify matters. We
would then have workers who
wouldn't have to do anything but
work.