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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-08
ROOMS AND BOARD.

800 ST. Nw.-LARGE FRONT ROOM, ELE-
esn;y furnished: corner house; hot and cold water
In the room; a. n. l.; near P. o. and Union Sta
tion. AlD single room good board
- ND. AVE. SE.-LArge room; southern ezposure;
Window; splendid location; q. m. l.; near ean;
excellent lone cooktns; reasonable.
i,os fAIRMONT ST. Nw.-3 LARGE, BEAUTI-
ful, zadnoos rooms. Q. N. IL private family; also.
adstory roon beautiful location. excslleut board
ln nth ST. Nw.-sEvERAL LARGE, COOL
rooms overlooking Conn. ave-; . n. l.: exesllent
hoard; besutifsl location. Phone n. -; table
board rsaDaahla.
40 h 81. Nw.-sEvERAL LAR0k COOL
fooDa. nicely furnished. $50: with excellsns
= vssk talk board: q. N l.: central location.
iiM VT AVE. Nw.-NEwLf FUR FRONT
Rooms IN select neishhnhcod: central: slertris
nshts. private hath; esesiisst e,dsi.e: RIA
M 81. NW.-lAloE, COOL HOOMs. Sew
ael bs&AA ssssss3sse - o.. DsUeA - 81
~ ~; vAeess ssaasessse ns -
- n .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
POLICE TAKE NUMBERS
OF AUTOMOBILE SPEEDERS
Twenty Complaints We're Filled Yss.
isfdsy BY City Officers Aaaias,
Auteisfs Tor Speeding

Have sou heeu tagged is question
thti te'iuf mans autDisia ~ Corpua
Christi VIII D." asking ~ thr other
autpiaif
YESTERDAY Two city ufflrefs spent the
dnf in mking tho numbers of nutomo.
uiios Tint Wore fufa,tfm ~ Hurh trlu
'nR fhlneH as speed ordinances st0n
watches were used anl in one INSTANCE
lho Hutn covered enc niu0k u good
three hunased fest in just sis aecnnda
Twenty numbers wore handed be- Co
Assistant rhlcf White 81 rly DOB the tp
rninH aud Information against others
was secured later rhn owners uf thc
cnrH wil he clled to appear in ihc con-
poiauou court duurs TODAY hnd ta-
mofrnW t1 answer f0 ,hnrgoa Of spooi
nH
ritv ofuecrs are alau on ihe boob.
oui fuf nutnH that nrr mlnua num
bets nf nl nnhtr tnd inHt pr luIrlH
na they Dn hr ntrerd complaints
igllnst the ownefs wni be niod in the
tiif court
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
DISTRICT COURT NEWS

300 Tine District Cont Yesterday
seven judgments ln cNu eascs were
rendered ps fplloNst
rrry, q, Heil So 4. e. wcnts Of Hi
tor $500 900 tugether with mtortsl So.
tefneN Tee and foreclosure ot vendor s.
irin indHmrnf for piaintiff
j b. Woodward SIS ~ NJ linkcnhnsrt
judgement ur pihnuff for amount sue3
for together With foreclosure 90 vendor
lien
Kennedy Pasture co Vs. Cora T.
spmrue administrators. % ut Judgement
Tor nlanuu with foreclosure 90 Nen-
DORIS Hen.
~. o. rprg tt Nrs \ GeoAWlu
Ga al Judgment fnr nialuuff with iorc-
closure of ssSas,a .rn,
Mrs q H. Sggtt rf aL NH howard q
larohN. ri Nd lNAsment e., plaintiff
a q. Zee So. ~ = Holmes judgement
for plaiutf tor tf2tof
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
INTERNAL REVENUE MEN
FACE TRIAL FOR FRAUD
FORMER cHinF or SERVICE m
SOUTHERN STATES rs ONE or
DEFENDANTS

foltl SMITH Ak nrt u.s. ifnl
ie seq FOR fupHdnN nurninH nf iWriN'
men Indicted laHi iune n disclosure
of nllrFod intrrnal rrNrnu" unhdH lh'
Internal itrNrnnD F"Nirv tr,"iNrd "a
bad inli when 20 was fHnni ih1i w"" ni
ta FORMER chiefs W1H Implicated in th'
lllrrnd whiHhrN frauds
Knox llooth former rhlrf of ih" lHf
ulri OF Tenr mrr ana Nlnham1 Wien
Headquarters Hf Nash'IH nni Iahn
D. iHanrf H Kansas cuts diHfIIrr HrN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

aim ou tho books. is now, HH hf calls
himself a "desli shooter and be be-
gins This Wtck three week frlifisiia
campaign in Brooklyn, during thr pro-
sffas ~ which De- has prominei tu
-shoot the borough fur ~ i5-calibfe
religion" President Taft commutfd
hts lfisan term 90 five years ana lnri
year being ssain in good citizenship
nisndins. De VAS an announced caudl-
date f1r Governor ~ Oklahoma
a religious promoter with o ia-a-d-
man record will naturally duw in
Brooklyn and aii The other Dis white
iiaht towns ~ thf Enst There 81 A.
ways Nideapfe.d curiosity about =
reformed deafefsdn. bic HotHrleiY fpn
aiWhts he Turned 40 ftah account on
the Stage or thr lecture platform. Ana.
even this affair ~ rHliHiing the re-
formed hn1 mon aH religious pro-
moscr ls moi aH altogether new stunt
Arl vino shall naY inst the nah ruan
hHa not bofn turned into RuuG man
clear 40 the heart CENTER tree
stHf De- hnnWn hf fa rui nnd when
"a freo SIS a1nff transformation c"aafH
tn hear sn frulf and produces ihe
good varieties what shaii w. saY ~
itq
Tb.ro h piain reference in one ~
ihf quoted uitrrlnrcH NJ me ~ han
Mi to the neN niiiy sunday W. an
intsr.lrw au hla arrival ln nrnnklyn
nr remarked ~ WON'T Insult me w
tailirenre 0i ms audience DY uHinE the
atrauaua of npnher ln the pulpit"
This hinl ~ frlh would seem 60 impif
suuiriniHn 0f H Feeling nf ritalr pn Che
Nfu of thr rt bandit preacher toward
Nr SUNDAY Hnd nui an ENTIRELY ffirnd
o. rivalry nuf boz 0fenicr New fofh
lhera is doubtless e field 0f activity
fnr both even though thry should up
pear in different corners simultaneous
N ifitinufo American.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
PARAGRAPHlNGS

wow some scientific sharp claims
that swaNing exercises arc conclusive
TO beauty"
I'm that ca.n The next generation
ouEht e. 10 surptssinglN lovely"
why soy"
Their ancestors are mostly strap
hangers ~ louisville conricr Journal
nuuoughs- n know man who locks
40 much AXE yau that ono Souia
hardly tell you apart
Lenders You haven't paid him that
flVer ] lnns you thrce months ago.
have ynu Boston Transcript.
She WIS rcadlne for the benefit ~
her SPOUSE. Just see the friRhtlnl
effects % rum John. Here's Voting
man sot drunk ana walked right into
a churrhn lehn. trslnn 10 keep ont
" argument. hui half asleep "vosyes
maear sNss's ilahte ~ laad n,hn
moai ~ nsn hefy- l,aleA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
FOR INDIGESTION
Or BAD STOMACH
BELIEVES souRNE sS. GAS
HEARTBURN, DYSPEPSIA IN
FlNE MINUTES.


Spur gassy upset stomach. indieos-
tion hcsrtrE'v astetsat RHn thc
fesd you eat fefnerts into Fases ara
stubborn hmps yoUr hcaA aches and
Nuu fvcl sick and miserable that's
when you rvahne ths.' magic In rape
hiapepsin. II makcs GA siomach
miscrN vanish in i've minutes.
n YOUR stomach Is In a centinuoas
revolt if Won ran't set IL regulated.
please Cor your sake. Try rapes pia-
pepsin. its 50 NEEDLESS a. have O.
had stomach make vour next mcli a.
faNCritc food meal then take liitlc
nlarepsin There VAL not he any dis
tress cat without fear lis bsranse
rape's piaIepsin REALLY does" regulate
weaN ~ -of Mrler siores rs, ih2t giNes
u its mlliiaa Ns,i.saies. fanAilN
Oct Iarge nuy tent S1.sc ~ naps :
piApepsiu from a,>A .0T ~ 'esore Il s.
The quickest. sNrcst stcmach relief and
cprr kaoWs. u acss almost Ike magic
s. ID Ia a sc!enrfiC. NAfniess and pleas
80 ssolSlrH st%t~sTNtsfg'sr%H
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
RIPPING RHYMES
COOL NIGHTS
BY WALT MASON

total oss o. isd and kh ard tos tni gfa4a go
shrink and pray vaipu beds end aap in tso
we 'aHnot ~ " e'7 until ih break ~ dab Ani ta
tine mlkman along and atahss So. Sarge and srdont
gong r erfani nowsbols scream a. suatg- a. te
door and sl the wheels Ut traffic roar nd sr t oa1
ur'"m But ~ the ih how veil nst Wh,n iss r,usrl
my sh'es and se-t and - nay eourh ao Oad ms.lf 10
once asleep enjoying ret profound sud dem, fatt
'h'laffn kno~ t"f seven he~S 20 sniot refreshing
weary gall aud tees from grief sUd ainn t would
wake in the niaht you'd afe bfas sune dynamite,
nna bios me through che 1f AID mora haf past
hfr wake glad tst n alive that must sing ianr
sound nnd ha' a. pat nY martusae ny .hirtsai.t sni
% lotion' dope snd pile and thrnw them iallna ns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

ont &c the West comes religious
yopne LochlnNar with past career
that puts nllly Sundays baseball Fec-
ord quile out ~ comparispn, ~ Jen-
rings. onaa fnlpouH from lsl Reno u
Fart Yuma as railroad bandit and
ionert1 highway terror. aad once sent
~ he pen with X llip sensseea against
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
Tuesday, October 10. 1918.
OUR ATTITUDE

The caller has not hcen, aud will
not be- neutral newspaper II
has always found sitting ou plekcis
less comfortable thAn pulling The
fence down However. The Caller
will he pleased 10 meet the new
managrmcr' of ihc Democrat on
the field ul SONS ruciiyc oudrayor.
Fer many years before the Demo.
rai was born, The Caller promoted
the interests of toruus Chrisiii
nnd b shall continue 10 DO so,
without "a aay time forgetting The
uowssiiy fer supporting those men
aud mrNsnges which uppo0r sound
c,i and best
We accept the announcement
made hy Ma srs trHhhe and Baum
For the mor.l that Is no H. without
.nApiciau Wa lo not rNtcnd the
olive branch for fair dealing and
courtesy, praeiieed day BY day,
ycur hy year, become habit aud
make public proteslaiions useless
leaidea, ihe last time wa extended
the Democrat the olive branch, ID
nic The olives end returned az,
branch II is little mtnir per
haps to mention this, since th,
olives were nut eaten hy Mcssrs
CrRhho mud Baum, both Of Whom
appear to be perfectly sincere u
their opening ndlrc.s to the city
Vow if this new condition Is {,
he the reel stuff, let's 200 om
shirts oft and sny mo- more about
IL.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

The uprisings in Moscow arr az.
tribuicd 20 people who have given
up country life without acquiring
"nrban traditions" Mighty little
20 uprlse over. A niekel's worth
Of pie aud glass of hnitermilk
dispatched in ten minutes, a
scramble for the ears before and
after taking. and no end Of work
fringcd 'ronnd with sidewalks
and tall buildings these aye ur.
han traditions; the things that
AInseow riolerN have missed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

Italy has gone TO the aid of
serbia, and secms pleased TO prose
cute few skirmiShes with the
Ansirians by way Of entertain.
ment Italy IS the one nation that
has an opportunity 70 extend Ser
bla immediate, overwhelming nc.
Inducements and Is asleep ~ the
switch. Well, Italy win be paid ia
full II Germany takes the switch.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

orville Wright is going 60 dc-
vote his time 90 scientific research
along the line OF aviniion Oryille
has mode enough 20 afford high.
flying hu' we have never hoard of
his Undertaking stunts Just for
Tie fun Of the thing lie sacms
10 hc possessed of ihe idea that en
aviator has q perfect right to die
in bed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

New Jersey votes an equal Wf
fringe today Tine battle has heen
waeed with energy. aud women
are voulidcsa OK victory Win on
lose, they make eaius and viii al.
timatelv be accorded Tint mcasurc
Of recognition which ought % he
theirs without y struggle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

CHICAGO has passed through It's
sgcpu,l dry sunday and several
pooplp were .ogn on The streets
There are plenty of wet spots
around Chicago, and an Of them
reported unprecedented fishing
parties.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

The callcF carsles ait use News Whils
tits Nsws.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26
What the War Moves Mean
By j. w. +. Mason, Former European Man
ager of the United Press.

for months previous to the present
operations. With population Of Il
SOC. 900, it is probable Serbia now
has under arms q force OF 100000
men. -.
The appeal therefore Of the allies
to Serbia to hold out for only five days
longer seems certain to be needed.
Indeed, there is greater probability
that the Serbians can hold out mucn
longer than Ave days, than there IS
hope that the allies will be able to
send a major force to Nish within
that time. The movements, however,
of the allies in the Balkans, are being
covered with much secrecy. 1t IS
probable though. that these interests
that are chiefly threatened by the new
German drive have not as yet sent any
men into Serbia, while the French GER
tainly have been able to throw small
force against the invading Bulgars.
But the operations in Serbian Mace
donia are obscure because OF retlcence
at Paris and London and because II is
too early yet to test the reliance OF
Bulgarian ofiicial statements. Ihefe
can be no doubt. nevertheless. OF the
danger to which the Bulgars tneoretl-
cally are subjected by projecting their
limo across southern Serbia. II the
can strike at this line
from Greece soon. disaster may Wen
Car Ferdlnand's army
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26

I United Press Leased Wire Service.I
LAREDO, Texas, Oct. 26.-Such
business! Amt it bad enough that
you're already now married by two
ladies at the same time together? No,
1t amt!
Your first wife, what chased you to
Honolulu, yet has got to get you mix
ed up with them law pirates. Which
is the worser-bigamy or bankruptcy?
You see, Mawruss, NJ. Rubenstein,
what has It iine business by Chicago
lots OF years ago, makes him journey
to Arizona. There he pays one of
them lawyer fellers fine for dee
vcrce what wasn't no dee-vorce a-tall.
How was Rubenstein to know that
difference? He didn't. He's busi-
ness man, not dee-vorcer.
Rubenstein goes by London and
when he meets swell lady he don't
think they Is already vet Mrs. M.
back In Chicago. So he
marries the swell lady and they go
by Honolulu. where people get al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, Oct. '26.-The Austro-
herman offensive in Serbia has now
been in progress three weeks and the
Teutons are a little more than one
NTH of the way by rail to Nish and
sDout one-seventh OF the way by rail
TO Bulgaria..
:, During the three weeks operations,
Saarshal Won Mackensen has moved
ms main advance at the approximate
rate Of one and quarter miles per
uay. Last May, when Won Macken-
sen made his reputation by directing
me movement through Galicia from
me Dunajec to Przemysl in a fort
light. his speed was six miles per
uay The difference between his rapid
progress before and slow progress
low is due not only to greater ferocity
vi the Serbians who are fighting for
freedom, but also to the more DIM
Suit nature of the country and to the
better equipment of the Serbs.
:. Serbia is one OF the toughest fight
ing terrains in Europe. For nearly
year. too, the Serbian army has been
=. inactive. accumulating munitions from
Ne allies There ought to be no rea-
- ou why large stores of reserve NUM-
uons are not now available in Ser
va, since the allies had At their dis
S0sai the Greek gateway into Serbia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26

rUnited Press Leased Wire serVice.l
BROWNSVILLE Texas. Oct. 20
The Mexican bandits who have been
raiding Texas territory for several
months constitute a regularly organ.
ized "army" OF over 500 men. divided
into companies of forty to sixty each.
Their object is Ito secure liberty and
indenende ence for Mexicans in Texas
Robbery and looting are OF secon-
Diary Importance.
This was the information border
authorities are working on today fol-
lowing the alleged confession last
night OF Cheno Flores who was ar
rested in connection with last Mon
day nights train wreck and hold-up
near Olmito. Flores not only admits
participation in the affair. but impli-
Gates several other Mexicans, many or
them prominent citizens. Luciano
Chapa. who was arrested with Flores,
denies the latter's story.
Flores has given the name OF the
man who, he says, was leader OF the
company that attacked the train near
Olmito. The members who are lead
ers OF the companies that made the
raids at Ojo De Aqua. Progreso and
other points. up the river. we're un-
known to him. he said. but all are un-
der the general leadership OF Luis De
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26
The War in Mexico
Latest Developments Among Our Revolution
ary Neighbors of the South.

LaRosa and Aniceto Pisano, who he
says, have headquarters at Reynosa.
S. A. Robertson, a prominent resi-
dent of San Benito, was attacked by
six Mexicans while driving in his auto
mobile twenty miles east of that place
last night. He deserted his machine
and took to the brush. After killing
one bandit. he eluded the others and
walked to Yescas, six miles from
where he was attacked. There posse
was organized and was still searching
for the Mexicans early this morning.
Foreigners are Fleeing.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Foreign-
ers and Mexicans are fleeing from
Aqua Prieta. Sonora, to American soil
at Douglas, Ariz.. In fear of lombard
ment by the Villistas, according to
state department official dispatches to-
day. The town. it is expected, will
be abandoned by civilians in antict-
patton of occupation by Carranza
forces. Fears that troop trains from
Eagle Pass. Texas. moving 5000 Car
ranzista reintorcements across Amer
lean soil to join Gales garrison, may
he attacked by border raiders and
dynamited. were expressed by officials
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26

limited Press Leased Wire Servfcel
WASHINGTON Oct. 26.-Conceal'
ing the real purpose of his CALL be-
hind a statement that It concerned
labor legislation to be introduced at
the coming session Of congress. sam.
uel Gompers, president Of the Ameri'
can Federation Of Labor. today laid
before President Wilson the details
of a new and gigantic plot on the part
of German agents in this country to
tie up munition factories, making war
supplies for tho allies.
Confronted with the direct question
as to whether he had discussed these
matters with the president, Gompers
said: ..ss+-..e.erz5-=a,sa..5
II cannot tell you anything further
than that talked with the president
regarding labor legislation and labor
matters
From other sources, however, 1t was
learned that Gompers was able to give
the president information concerning
not only the recently exposed plot in
New York, involving scheme OF al.
legged German agents to blow up ships,
carrying war munitions to England,
France and Russia, but likewise OF the
widespread activities to bring about
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26
GERM III

UNITED Press Leg 4. Wire Service.]
coPEkHAGEN Z. 26.-The diff
cult problem Of .s.ns Germany will
be discussed W., sssday at confer
ence called by Chancellor Won Beth
mann.Hoiiweg, OF represe natives OF
all parties in the reichstag, according
to confidential Information received
here today from Berlin.
Taken In connection with reports
from the allies countries Of serious
German food shortage and with eer.
Inns own admlsslon that the fedearl
government has assumed the task Of
food distribution and price regulation,
the latest news was believed here to
imply . serious situation.
SUCCESS IN SERBIA.
BERLIN, (vIa London) Oct. 26.-
I'VE have captured from the Serb'ans
the northern slopes Of the Raca val
Icy, south Of Palanka; also Marcorac,
Laole and kueevo,' announced tho
war office today.
THE DRIVE THROUGH SERBIA.
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 26.-Accorn.
panied by incessant fighting, the Aus
tro-oerman drive through Serbia
esas,s, vi.nn. hu,ietin raeeIved here
.aas~ Nnt nnIv are the Invaders roll
,.n,", ~ h,,t N. EAST ana west
ny - .h.i. S.a,e w.. belnn ex-
s ..t.,tiv todav NV fresh
s - -. ror4hern frontier riv.
rhs R,,Io.ri.na are fohtina
80, i,,netInr from the teu
s, 49, 80. i. ~. nor+he..t.
'o e"..S ssS es,.nk. ,..hIch ls eiohteen
,,S =. -. .n,,t,,...rd ~ 4he Danube
r'..N" 49,. ~ =. asm.ndri. ~. Germans
.s sss.,sd 80 t.ken ali Serbian
s,s,ss. ~. h.v. s4ormed and
pos...s.s ~. .e,.,. "a p.trovieh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26
Head of American Federation of Labor Tells
President Wilson of Great Conspiracy Being
Pushed by German Agents in America.
FOR WALk0UTS IN MUN|1|0N PLANTS
Desperate Means are Planned to Prevent Enemies
of Germany From Being Supplied With
Ammunition and Supplies.

walk.outs in certain Of the largest mu-
nitions plants.
When Gompers emerged from his
conference with the president, he
said he had told the president that la
Dor, during the coming congress.
would ask legislation on three big
subjects. They were:
Industrial education, vocational
training and conservation OF human
life.
"The president listened to what !
said carefully and interestedly," Com
pers said. after the conference, but
he made no comment aside from an
expression of appreciation of my hav-
ing laid the matters before him."
Gompers also told the president of
the effort made by labor workers to
maintain international relations with
the workers Of the European conn
tries. He took with him to the white
house mass of correspondence which
has passed between labor organiza-
tions in America and abroad. The
president, Gompers said, showed par
ticular interest in this correspond
ence.
Gompers will leave Saturday for
San Francisco to attend the annual
convention of the American Fedora
tion of Labor there November s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26
CANADA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 2s.--Two thou
sand six hundred and. sixteen Cana
dians have given up their lives for
England In the world war, according
to figures made public here today.
This number includes nInety.four Off.
GERS. ......
Canada's total casualties, including
dead, wounded, prisoners and mlssing,
total 15,1e2-reoarded by officials as
surprisingly small, although the total
10 four times that suffered BY Ameri-
cans IN tho entire Spanlsh.AmerIean
war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26

them musicker comedy pieces an1
canned pineapples. But Mrs. M. Rub
enstein in Chicago. what aint dee
vorced a-tall, she gets her some de-
tectiffs and law sharks to find her
lawful now husband. She goes by
Honolulu and says as how Rubenstetn
has got to knock of fifty per cent on
his married life or be arrested for big
amy. He's satisfied out Of jail yet, so
he gets the Judge to fix it.
Then what do you think? NJ. Ruben
stein and wife is in Ell Paso today
when a United States federal govern
ment guy arrests Rubenstcin for vi7-
lating of the bankruptcy laws in
Laredo. ask you. Mawruss. amt 1t
tough?
Love Turns to Seorn.
JOLIET, Ill, Oct 26.-Somebody
once said there's a mighty thin line OF
demarkation between woman's love
and womans loathing. Here's a
case in point
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-26
Echoes of the Wedding Bells
are not Always Tuneful Sounds

The story of how George Oberton.
honor life convict on Joliet's prison
farm, escaped last July, turned
straight, got a good job, and married
pretty Lydia Frank, q clerk where he
worked as Peter Girard, only to bs
discovered and sent back to solitary
confinement through the medium Of
the ubiquitos anonymous letter, was
told yesterday.
Under the snock of the denouement,
which came after three happy days Of
honey-mooning, the girl yesterday said
she would devote her life to obtaining
a pardon for her husband.
"The girls all gold; she'll stick,
and I'VE something to look forward
to-" said Oberton, as he went into the
solitary cell. with a ball and chain
on his leg. 'I'll get out yet and be
straight"
Oberton still thinks that way today.
No Jail official has had the courage to