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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

The rptimlnm go the Far West atanda
NNdlrnfea m the triumphant ciesine of
me Panama laclnc Exposition Win a
eNinncr va 49, treasury 90 te ooa a0u
The DARK predictions made when ONE
tnfeisn government after snethor fe-
fused Ca eNhlhn ana when shs war c,a
OCT visitors nom abroaa. ntc AN ria
dlra Nui g Is unt the financial suo.
ycss of the exposition in which tho ia
o'fle rvA-t viii latc most rgide THAT
.ueoesa was made ppssihle pnls hV ON,
rfefedenfcJ contributions cf hnh,ic
mooney in S'alilofniA iisclf rnachlnx a
eun ~ &HeoVp. ooe. az nearly hAlf the
cost ~ thc iaii. gke exposition has
seefea ~ drawing an Attendance, 81
NEARBY eishtern miilions figures which
tspfv-cni a tlfod VI Eastern ana Ala.
az Western visitors who would nrscf
otherwise have nqsss- -s.,..->. s<>-SD
laonsal tran And ,hose IA charge 81
che exposition may above au take
pfide "a toglcctlns thai IA sts ar-hi,
leriurai and artistic achievement lt
stands quite atone ~ VulAp sNN iirr
and HcnrrA desieN AMI nont has had
as riehuprs. II ss 'pfogit" ~ q. eco 200
q n"t tp ~ disiTtpntest tncne erner.
clix eUafanlott il q &C. he hoped that
a. cAn ~ used a. n,Ve pefnAnsncn so
enc W two ~ thr nore notesnrthy
buildings New Notk Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21


iupth Nnm "a prehistoric hnmsi
has hren Duul uH iho haukv 90 ihe
hrafes. o mvsaui,s threy N f9uf and
"a half iNN hes. eNrn whcn paltit hrairn
OF e WAS found near Henri atpad
and gees Ga show that NUu csn Nnd
almost sn'thne Nou want Boo rsNas
Tcrrrn runaciifi
The uld tooth may 0c rgHc 81
Some annonwnai Nha stmStd o. thr
Hratne Foo search 10 drink rhote al.
ways hh" hcvn enoa deal to drink
up ana down ne Ruaos. rhc ammo
mundi Nou hnnw was "a vantria,ss
neaat which walked an unr ite lIk.
saw -ios and proved upon posi hairn
u noarishcd ln those Tar spent aays
when the nrmaewoN nf Editor 10 Rob
inson also Nf lhs Nfaros rrrion. v.ts
in rfocrss ri formation and its finaa.
monial tenet Was. HtNrrV aunorrfnd.
iof himself ana dvNu take the wssk
iuiHe Toe annomunai hecAms so ln.
sistsnt tor personal liberty that thcs
cnei"ni ect irEciher when ihrif hour.
a Aanser affiNtd and in consrtuenr..
'NFN Wrfr Nyrrcemr ami acstrnYed hy
the cNmmanvnouum spceies which
flAfiicrd encisi organization pt.
eummonr'inopm hnntrd n cravds. ana
when thrN cAmp upon 4 lun,snn,r an.
communist ihe, icft only Krcase aiat
va ''o'h m marS ,he placc vhefc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
PARAGRApHINGS

rDoetof cailed g. .nsn bay
'eumo ~ 10 0pf hpuee uuiek Win
u slrA ~ lnuf house n asiief toe Doe
tor Everybody hul ne ld been sn
naughty. $50 ihff ~uuldnl Fise me
Hnt ul tho mice muah rDofns pe picked
lu the woods Sew fnfA American
" man dnes Hof make ufN af-
quaiutaneen na he advances through
llff be- VIII soon nnd himself lsft
alone a man should Keep bic friend .
ahip W constant repair johnson
rrmimigi d. he pfospefoss go.
iimial 20 he7 Wht he owes iAlce
what owns Judge
Both Would you marry mau 10
irfuilu hifa Aitr "Ani II Dunid
500 man vito didn't need rrfortnlna
Boston Transcript
A e'rilin osuou has Figured aut that
% family 0f five cau I've in NeW YOu
Hf an rspenec 90 SO u week ~ course
ilds estimate ls "on papcr sud We
lnaHine ihe family would have 90 i've
'ne Hamo way un paper Oshkosh
NNt ANWNHAffNI
"paeu not fhc iAmiialis oca,n vista
take 500 out ~ tourcifgH $3.50 lf la
ihe mppan ~ the boat thai docs shat
Houston ituat
Mrs Gaasef 20 Waa outapohrn m
mf sentiments Loo ihc cluh tnia ausf.
ernn Sic 0HHHef q can't hsieYr
lt Who uuiHpnAe YoD mf doaf
Puck
Could fuu 900 lend mo q euud.
atono nahri ~ rmuas rmhics
Yes hut what dn Yon want with
srindeions N0u havrut an IA" 1880
ner alut aoi no wood io chop sic
.nrf uo chicteu uu cnruhread to e0ok
.oVfY der nfr hhl $40 eof to 80 one
ihlnF ht time $50 ia lifc an irf
unlthgln had ip atahi somcw herc
Washington aihr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
TeNaS Press


~ b. anFuri as thr springfield Wr.
publican remarks COB nN that thc
pfealdeNi accomplished nUthns n tho
NEGOTIATIONS with Ucunany eruwine
uut of tar HHkMr uf ihe i.uaittuil
rht statement a moro hheurd whom
made hN lhnse ID uriah prucnVites.
~ whom M Roosevelt be- perhaps tho
,uuHi rntnassiuusd rytfs ship chat
docAH et liverpool ndpn wlh Amsr
cam iurdstuiiH amid ammunition BIZ a
REPUTATION ~ thr statement Mf
kpuea, olt hrb others who hnye trltd
"a heiiitio ihe presidents achievements
would have q appear that II no moro
shirH psNs Ga and ftum the rntea
states are tcinH sNnk 10 is because
1remanN hnH yum uut ~ auhmsrincs
RS the iaci THAI German -unmnrirea
kv stu opcfnung in the Nnrih Sea. a.
Al ,rstfled hs trporis counting nom
lNndnn ITSELF cNpoees THE aislts st
that assertion That Drfmany hts iosi
a street, mans submarines is unuuss
iienehly true hni that Germany has
mo- more oi these ctau 10 as certaiiilN
false. The president rs rs the Repun
liean cans HIM. out lcadinp nv. Amer
team thc one man amoua as who has
hNi moderated his aollyiiudv fur the in-
tepfitv ana welfare III the unitsd
@'eteH eN any partlAlity he may fesi
foi ms cause ut Great nriian "a that
of HrrmanN ne has accomplished
mulch bp, he would pfotabi, have ac.
cenuliehed mufe u ialh Germany anna
urrai britain had not hcen enhoiden.
81 ~ the Noclgeulivns az their paf.
'isens in ,his eoun,fs Exchange
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
OTHER VIEWS


Value o. Old Friends.
A. tu uii friends ihfY arc tlhe aid
shoes an abiding tamfuyi ana 70 great
eolHee " iheY have been tested hq
iim' ava lfH mahu0nH nHd hg fhr
wear Of f'nra rhete u little more
htHutfui in human experience than
long 7HFtaiHod friendships between
women grown far into tnc ysbrs fur
cNlWplt Hnd SOC Nhu hste main.
inlntd MDlf communion 90 dreams aud
condolences anAeae# Hn1 unspuiird
There D. listie mpra refreshing o. CON
irinplsip than friendahina btfWtrn
middle aFed ur go mon fh4t have as
lated Doc strength ana harmony uom
oiuead days other fitendshinH nave
iheHf iulhH ~ The raaame nfnsfatidn
anme ~ Thorn tfAr. aHme af them itiea
hui uouf OF them aH fiahlp feassard
Hud hiHlhN iffAHuifd aa ihu uid ones.
fur necessarily There sfo many ihlurs
ihni occur in "a lifetime Whleh hr or
disturb no which alive different lutn
60 uuf inHies and diap0nHon whion IN
ifoduor CLEANSING elements ana prtdI
lceiiuHH onto tnv problems ~ me day
fnh iinies nf ine nfesrnt eud fuuro
'Hu neNef ns the same ns Boz the Iona
tg" Nrt lHf pii tucnda ramsin ppasi
his net in ihr Hams nrinhDnfhodd or
cnmmwl,a nof In tbe annc unrl of ihc
country iiul thps Afo etrt within tbr
boundaries - our spiritual Vision and
ihrt are enHhrlnea Dos the sanctuary 81
ihe hrntt Without thegn Nc shuuld l,,.
loneHome 800 t erowd knd sOnsis,foa
should teoi hs II We had ncrn hhtu
dour'i hnugh e0rfeuHdst us nuf OWN
houHeh0id and loved ones pid nicnas
in htlrf have ID rithc eli ih,H own "a
position Ga uut affection peculiar uhli
in hrfn. which nn aiien Influence mas
arpinHch ilttHbufs Gazette Tim,s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
pR. nrll.a PIHI IA ronrY

For Your cold. fOr Your cough fsf
fnuf fcveriah throat uUae and head.
use lf HoilH i1he raruunry iiunc,
aD"fiirs the irritation ilno. Tar tua
ihr phiegm. thus rolletlug congestion.
ZINE FW also acts ta an autiseettc aH
"a result seucfai relief fellows Hroait
inF becomes easter and further lnOam
muiion "a arrested lnalut an nr iislis
Pine fnr.iinncY Ne De- Hu ideni trc.it
nSrnt iriro aaU Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

y :" fNpfiAhk g. aSvnts dst Ir tts VA. anal 49,
~ ~ ann ee'st'ns their arttlcs uassr rh,r e..r.
49,, o'Ns,HHe e'tneefs, theS c,'ue 70 ms ss.at. 4,
t.F s'ee NAth their washers ana NrInGers tbs,,
.' 49, ~ '"sf nav Naeten stoves rhey bting me-
N. @u ~ ee',N'ns powder hg Dolly the n,ar,. 49,,
"s "'' "A'r Aons 30 che sdssaik thc, testsr "a ~
nes ne hrfe A. my aoor and sen me ,a,.n, es,.h...
~" N~N - ~ sred vn the flonf They sei mo nnk t
w my teaainE inFN ssll sanoefs ana Gums t.
seii me ~'S I'm not nsedak sen ire eter M 49,,
fheS wake me- st M, slns,tnf the, al, ~
~ mnf sneoao ena tab usI sss \ ANN -, y.
ues~ sH@' ~ nottai ceai ss rhes eloe a, the, ei n.
~ meFuine ~asn natpV e4ase,,s sn.q ~ ss ~
'nso my 'teEe cor,e hesoine h ron r,4 cns. a., "a.
with their spilins ans iesns sAcl e,,.n. MIN ,at
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

As the honor guest NJ dinner
given By Judge Gary Roosevelt
irced many Republicans. We
guess Teddy didn't remember
what he said ~ Republicans 10
1912 We know BE- didn't Teddy
Is VERY human sort Of fellow
he Is getting hack into camp Do.
spite bis recent dlairibes and hu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

-oih,r again by The KINDLY srs,,.
'hc ht'io chudrra who shor a..
SELVES rotcnt enough 10 tootA I.
"liefrts OF Aicn."
DO is 90 vcfF erncefully dlfsd.l
uto 1nd g whole Tot u natusiI s,i.
ihAt goes straIght 10 the heet
Arthur Donaldson and ileulah stss
tor nre tho hero ond heroine 4 *
picture ANA thorc ara some yss, ~
en- iiit'e children who, a. tins ~
"n lro probably destined 10 a,sn
stellar ranks in motion picture a.aa.
utic work.
Hearts of Men" wlll b. shen I
ihe innsu Theatre on FRIDAY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

10 t-1~ct -..',i f'eNnO,tk IN thr
AtlniGic MertMN Gar Noang penple
a lheir habits and tasles. eheflsa and
crave and admire health wga aeN0.
iien onpRrnilelet since The DAYS ~ me
Greeks The caii IL the nrlds saA IL
she ~lsd me snncaia,lnn Il catiN chnA
hoeH with MS ferYor * ath,e,.s& and
inr rnntmnpe disssOctiNn ohninea hx
tifNnxth aSilii4 ANA pluck even the
itnfteesssspted eAudel ~ lltefalsifa and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
COLDER Al aocKPoRT.

RuckrUHT pcc -n colo wntc
aruyrd hrre earN thls momIua ac-
enmnamed hv d ueht rain which Win
m1he ideal dues shuotns weather for
several mutlue ptuet tHat hHtc lr-
rsel hfr BOD ths lasi fro laNp Ducks
u thn Hrcum GEE unusually plcuUlul
fII. .rt.nu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

The Christmas Cheer Fund Il
growing. Il represent, happiness
IN homes that arc moi on Santa
Claus route N You can add 4
dollar or q diiue. DO 20. There ~
no happincs. equal to making 9th.
err happy Christmas H. almost
here Don put on that good in-
teniion a quarter today Is better
than = half iomorrow
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
HAS wATCHFUL WAITING
WON

Nillu has decided that ihe game
b. not worth The candle. with
sonse looi slowed away one place
or another, be- expects 10 qnii
Mexico H. attributes kis down
fall 20 traitors. n traitors arc re-.
sponsible, ~ IS paid &c So BIS own
COIN.
Nilla IS mol particular as TO his
ultimate destinations NJ permitted
io do 10. ~ viii enter the United
States Notwithstanding the fact
that he was guing 20 lick TIC luit.
ed states just hs sort of side
enterprise 60 Carfenyn bui Il lew
weeks ago
Where NiIla finally runs 10. BE-
ing on hi, way X hot OF much
mumoui H. win undoubtedly
find eoii shoulder along ihe Rio
Hrandc, bui They're Is mpeh OF gu
rope iefl open rs bis spoils. and
consequently 70 himself. The in,
portan, circumstance n this his
military program has rntsed 80
pieces ike ou old rag III, troop,
have llorhcl lp larfapla his rrp,
uiation a. a leadcp IS dad past
resurrection So FAR as MeSleo IA
eoncrfned, b. - as defumoi ns i
last summers ipllyliAh.
Aud Niila has represented the
only po.cnlial movement naaiusi
tarransa Many Thought him tho
military genius al lhc Cnsfanga
mpyemeni ond these h mo doubt
that crnle as he was. hs lol ueu
with fine discrimination and IA
fused feal into them appealing 60
their lows Of battle tbnir cupidstv.
However, nuw thar the netnrns
are in ii STEMS thal Carranga
was mulch moro than, soldier
that he WAS u leadyr VA the larger
sensc lhas BEG did ihc thinking
while others did ,he fighting
iluerin is mi trial hut Tor
iimeiN action upon thc part al the
ln'i'd Statues. hr would NOW he
iva'l,nn a formidable resurrection.
with millions hehmd HIM, and
probably alien forces Il addition.
Gauge, ~ soldier only. llncrla
was a SORT Of lliaf llo had ahil.
iiN aud did uot hesitate IL carr,
oul any plan which promised pow
50, eeen TO the extent ol aSsassiua.
ton, The murder 81 Madefo was
the brand that marke,l him cut
Cor prison that made President
Wilson doublS rigilAnl IL thuart
him n amy adventure that hc
Nigh, undertake.
There will be- Ms second lmerla
movement fiom lhis side of tho
Rio 0rAnde The Ceyermem Il
walchinl as never beloge The cn
tire wright OF The socret service i
opposed 60 any s,lempt "a frus
tfuse Casfmxaa lcadcrslnp. and
foreign perils have served TO slim.
ulaie lhe Emitted States 10 leavc
no aNenuo open for sccrot enter.
prise which has further discard
for is object.
After All ihese dragging months
4 looks a. It uatehlul waiting
so bitterly assaulted has tsiumph.
"a. u is doubtful II another hos.
llle iaeNeHcnl can gain heaiway.
lszal.iis.su ~. 4,.Iz.. -a.las heen 4en.
'V''7' n = ''ssss'''%Tsl ihaThe can
count ~ ihsS country moral sup.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
RECEIVED At
Open Day and Night.
Main Office. Telephone 432I.
CORPUS CHRISTI. TEXAS. Dec. l6'2O, !
To Subscribers of The Caller:
Corpus Christi Texas.

H. C,l as cornleed arrangements with the Western Union Iee
~ cnarv ereb, The Caller able delivery every
morning all parts OF Corpus Christi
No regular subscriber Caller need to single If
the telephone and tell us
Der That's all need do Western Union messenger boy
m The There charge
vice 4 is merely in policy of The Caller the public
the all and in all ways The Caller pays the bill
The point that Caller the week
and shall have In order guarantee delivery have
adopted this method
(Sgned) CALLER PUBLISHING co.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

" you are going 10 beat the
devil around the bnsh. watch out
for the bush y may bear thous.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

According 60 The NEST accurate
aecuunsS uhlalnahln Mrs Gait
PROMISED 90 ehey nns Mrs. Cali.
Sou know, y q descendant 81 10.
eahontnA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

Tho nuaii nrvsbay m rh. N,I,.t,
~ tlr LAW whA tumts thr prnnars e
'fNiif .h hls palm uferdel bro Mss
N'iAi players much amustmenf When
tA' alffrtnr raid a.m hi. dollar f.r l...
H'fNlee hf sl}N hit BE- .n h.s .ho, y.
n,a'"'ns sometimes about lhars 81.
Nn ainn Susanna 4c lnf s..,..
tANerit ihN STAR Batter sau use rhI3a
lAAe ii vat asain as ihe1eh hr had ~.
'N'p't AnH aprr IA d,arp siuds .tsw
heme li ~ safr i.4a IN, eN. KS
~ri BE- 49, tawcet nrarIe.I Id .. ~
inirirrtiuz rici'fre - t.,..- l.s,a M,
l.tsr ai ono ai the children III th.. o...r
h''e AZ nes.l 'c'osr - q the ~.
lscF tn The Ntitst Ia th. 49,
Nh',h shows bow simosg tathstio,i,,
ttHi ia iNis tasr % thc seven ,.sr ~.
'' 'he Anasu THURSDAY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

,a found hm ar ro n p,ms
Nrwa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21

count on ihlN collntry moral slin
port and perhaps u littlc more Ii
this y ls1ir. i IS q victory Tor Pn,s.
ldent Wilson ana has policics, aud
u marks . new era Ia oMr ,lealine
with neighhpring republics.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-21
TIRED

ann ~ tlIvl u t4plainlne h, -.g,.91- /,
NsAllnE tune AA rnnlAlnln.- ~ -. -. Ii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06
ASK M0L!NER To
VISIT PORT BYRON
Members Of Greater Moline committee
Invited to Attend Session OF Up
River Men.

The Port Byron Business Mems as
ISOLATION has extended an invitation
to Chairman A. G. Abraham Of the
Greater Moline committee to attend a
BANQUET and get-together session which
will he held in Port Byron the evening
Of Nov. 10. At the noon session Of the
Moline boosters yesterday Mr. Abraham
stated that the same invitation was ex-
tended to all members Of the com
mittee and he expressed the hope they
would avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunfty to get better acquainted with
the people OF Port Byron
Announcement was made that next
Friday Moons meeting Of the G. NJ.
committee will he held in the manual
arts building, the members being
guests of Mrs. Gleason and the manual
arts and domestic science school.
/ The important piece Of business ar
Yesterdays session was acceptance OF
new assessment to carry on the work
started by the recent preparedness
conference held in Davenport. There
lis a big work yet to he done in order
that these five cities may reap big
results through Rock Island arsenal
of the work that was so auspiciously
started during the midwest conference
/ The assessment calls for S4&S, when
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darken Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and abundant
with brew Of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull. faded or streaked appear
ence, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect BY asking al
any drug store for ''Wyeta's Sage and
Sulphur Compound you VIII get a
large bottle Of this old-time recipe,
ready TO use, for about SO cents This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
the hair. and is splendid for dandruT,
dry. itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well known downtown druggist
says everybody rises Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur, because II darkens SO natur-
ally AID evenly thar nobody car tell It
nas been appiied-lt's so easy to use.
too, You simply dampen comb or
soft brush and draw It through your
hair, taking one strand If time By
morning the gray hair disappears, af
Ter another application or two Il Is re-
storei to i.s natural color and looks
glossy, soft and abundant
Harper HDnse pAAnmncy-SAdEl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06
KEN
w.

Louis
afterth|
gressnl.|
aenaocrI
!. oppone,|
the sna;|
eontest|
cial red
III the
but apI|
the reu|
/ this nal
|
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Argus. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06
GOV

Sprin
Dunno
became
a susta
ernor's
local as
test wit
was sal
points
contest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06

A ro,x bass. Il broken rod and an eel
did not promise well for the dag $
catch
Crawford dropped the rod and pulled
in the lire By hand Lester reached
orer st the proper moment and eut
the leader. 4 fat eel wriggled back to
his oozr environments
"pidgintr" said Crawford dissustadly.
Fisherman's luck
"All right. wen go to Pidgin They
ought to be there today. No telling.
If BIZ says that girl can fish he knows.
And he never takes any great risks
The girl, with Uncle Billy, had land
cd six bass Ia less than thirty minutes,
all under two pounds, tender eating.
We've got him beat commented
Billy joyfully. He won't have 10
sech luck first day
What him.
"Mr. Crawford, l bet fifty apples +
fifty cigars that you'd beat him on tn
days catch.
She frowned
And the frown disturbed him. When
she brought in her first rock bass he
slammed IT vieiousIy to the bottom If
the boat
Them google eyes-I hate EN-. Lock
jes' Ike tn Teller that owes me money.
Guess that's Lester comm"
Crawford swung his hat boyishly.
What luck r he inquired when Les.
ter drew within speaking distance.
six They're biting freely
Crawford began casting with single
piece rod, the mate to the one be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06

had broken over at Bare point. An
hour passed with but one strike to his
credit That was like Pidgin. \ dozen
boats might drift up and down. Gen
orally only one made the catch.
Noon came.
We'll have dinner in Sand bay.
where it's shady. the girl said,
'Weu dine on pidgin
Uncle Billy rubbed his hands tender
", "ltl be blazin hot
7 have decided
All right, Miss Wynne They'll he
nough driftwood fer tn stove. We've
got seven. Afr Cranford's got on'y
une. 5 far 5 can see
Only one#
Landing was shortly made at the
dock, and Crawford and the girl visited
the lighthouse
"BeGutiful,' murmured tbe girl
But very. very hot You should have
gone over to Sand bay" said Crawford.
Down below they could see the two
guides puttering about. Presently they
stepped TO the waters edge and began
to clean the fish. All this was SO diff
} ferent from the camps she had known.
There's a power boat heading for
the island"
where she cried, c'utching him
by the arm.
Crawford found a blue spot on his
arm that night
Coming over from Horseshoe, can
opted top: mile away, | should say"
The girls eyes closed, and she sway
ed against the outer rail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06
POSTAL MEN Do MOST
IMPOSSIBLE THINGS

A demonstration of the efficient
manner in which the United States
government conducts its postal depart
ment is found in the delivery of a let
Ter to a woman living in Portland
ore, but which was addressed to Mo
line, III. The letter was mailed re-
Gently by a woman living in Chicago
and was intended for her daughter in
the western city. She signed herself
simply Mother" aud did NOT haze her
own address either in the letter or on
the envelope. When she addessed fl
she absent-mindediy wrote Moline Ill.,
where she has other relatives. instead
of Portland. Ore
The letter was received in the No
line postofTice, where it must hase
Immediately been discovered il was
rot intended for that city, because the
name of the street. as given, was not
one listed in the Moline Director But
there was nothing within or without.
the letter to indicate the identity ot ihe
writer.
Then the letter was started on a
Journey It evidently went TO several
cities and finally, about two weeks
later, il was delivered 70 the person
in Portland, Ore. for whom it was IN
tended. in spite of the fact that (. had
been addressed to Moline
The letter bore the stamp NJ NUM-
her OF cities, and on its journey eTi-
IDENTIFY had been in Denver, Col lor
upon it was written, TRY Denver
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-06

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