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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

rsiailnr io ieea ekimea aauce ana waste
in che public sefylcs bui that li viii BE-
millions ~ citizens ~ New fofA who
hnve just abouf come 90 the consolation
ihaf every voter who votes rrht Ia
entitled 90 VI, warm place in me
public NafVies Ht tlbsianiiai nai.
ats of pension from ihe public treas.
urt and rsru the faef timl mrcsaa-
fni private business ifomefimes refer
RID o. az ihs euore that lace the golden
nnNl ia fIaniicnllY sHuuwhlna. as the
h"Y4 Hay 10 beat The baud This seems
in COUNT fHr nu more innn 1u lmrffii
nonre With those who have the power
huN want TIC money Dallas NeWa
Good Livestock pfoscect.
ii ia the belief ~ fhr SeW Y0rIt
Commercial thai Americs d. rm,auna-
by assured pf n au0d market FOR live
stock in tuinpe after the war d. over.
mat Che supply ~ cattle h0fs.a. sheep
ana noRs has been depleted ln Great
britain. France ana naiy ana b. ar.
preaching ih" vanishing lselui In Ger.
fnHny Austria Hungary and che for.
elHn territories nnw held by their
artlra lhHi when the war Jos over a.
'rriinl hHf1pf viii br in the marl.f
iuf desirable livestock na well aa fnr
animal ifnduciH Ter prompt shipment
in ~ stock ih.if nfuH and 10 Furnish
Good f1r lhrlr people IN, CONNER.
cini looks 10 ihe souih Tor Intensive
preparation a. meet the demands ~
ihlr now market Indeed the CONNER.
piei aalnoniHheH ths south Ga take ia.
fHuinrf ~ thH hiN husipeas ,hunco
li hHa been hard tp get ihc southrin
farmers aut ~ g fut hut now that thoy
know ihV cattle urk cau be- fought
Win absolutely assured success. .hey
should realize the same of ihe opening
ior Raising cattle in climate that b.
idenl u costs less 90 raise cattle in
me south Than is the Nurth ur West
because % 81 less expense and trouble
% winter them WIN appoffuniuca ln
favor of the South and Opportunity
prcpaflng 10 deliver the warning knock
there " good reason fpr THE wise coun-
eel nnd tp Ect huay Fort Worm stnf
Telegram
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30
WESTERN Comfy.

The Pau.Bmeriem Scientific
Congress which II 10 session a
Washington, ID. g.. with one thou
sand delegates present, marks an
epoch Ia The relationship OF Amer
ican republics. Since the opening
~ the European war, President
WILSON has studied those questions
involving The solidarity Ut west.
erH nations with q scrupulous ~
gard for their continued progress
and integrity - states and HIS
doctrine, recently enumerated
which may be- looked upon ~ an
auiplification Of the Monroe Doc.
trine and nn Interpretation of 10
meaning according ~ pres"iit.day
standards, has gone long way
toward redneing suspicion and
bringing the several nations 90.
relhef 10 a union founded on po-
liiical, rs well as commercial, sym
pnthy.
The policy IT The Administers
ton toward Mexico. " u secam.
plished nothing else, impressed
South American statesmen with
the fact that The United States, 90
u Nation, II past tho era ~ con
gucat that Il n sincere ia Is deal
lngs with weaker powers ihHt u Is
not seeking ~ exploit bot ralher
10 protect neighboring countries
from cucronrhnsnis. And sen-i
bic % this. they mny deem the
United States selfish Ia honorable
cause for IL Il ran achieve the
solidarity Of the hemisphere in al
matters affecting the general wei
fare. ID will b. relieved Of the ar
duous burden imposed upon i by
the Monroe Doctrine az u has
been construed heretofore.
Ambassador Mniica Of Chile,
elected 80 lend che congress h
its deliberations. emphasized the
soutduess Of President Wilson ;
work when b. stated that be- wac
Interpreting tao Thought nud feel
ing OF his associates WHEN he said
that the tiuyernmsni Of The United
States had to-day with q friendly
hand, completely erased the last
traces Of misunderstanding and ~.
rouepns Interpretation which in
The past had cloutled the horizon
of the Americas. Considered ~
u working body the congress Is
perhaps as important as ANY that
has ever convened la Washington
for L deals with the future Aith
those great world forces which
must he analysed, checked In their
nvnFicious movements aud put 10
profitable uso it civilization * 20
redeem ils pledge 20 humanity
during the twentieth century
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30
COUGHS AND coLps ARE DAN
GUROUs

foNf 90 us realize the daneef 81 cesrha
and Colds W. consict them eo,,,,,.,,,
and HARMLESS ailments However stats.
'''H ieli ns HNcts third person tics ~ 4
,uhs ailmehi nensrrous bronchial and
Lung discusses follow neglected cnld
a. Nnnr hotN strussies eeainst cold
'e'mN No belsvr aid can De had thsn
~ Ni'ss New Discovery rs merit
hAs econ tested hy ola and yonne In
ere over ~ years Get bottle to day.
Afoid the risS ~ serious Luns all.
acnts pruagtsss Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30
INSOMNIA

n and NItfp nf has % faufo ~ ven N Hf'N HNHFf
large the ired ~ hai ~ rlief fe ps,sf
good oishts sleep should ihs sqp e gvs stt'n
by the hole The pap who ii1pl ai1 tfi rrteah"o
~ sleep from heels scr cunfesfen dotard
fear - erirs end worries iafana much 20 Cheap
o. have ara1nI he's dear 50 lif eept p9anH iai a
fellow cannot 4npnxH wnFn De- faAfr rf hiH shirt and
eaoes. and sophss his false teeth $50 giil ans AanFs
hif WHISPERS nal iAs fights ene91al from ie fret
and ne D. h0iiud o. tir tHht Nifh
steady ance he eannp u3k pith lauHteEs eiinee pn
she trnhcs u che day ~ io fhrr and nNaf
ono fellow sins n 81 BE- ff ang ftpaffs offered
prize becnuse when d. hea he sleeps ciEht
honfa. lihe g0nr one dead. Another fss ana draws "a
blank and owes SOME money az ine ilnt. because ut
d ~ n. IL l..I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

Two ulshmen Ws., 80.
Ger drainage Ono
600 he.ehf ari the oshsg -. e.
fNo feet -
The foreman came sla,, .
tn see hUw the uosk ~. =.
and noticed tlst oae !, ~.
'ns more worh ihsn h. ~.
.'i''a Gown 60 ,he Iir rs7,
trench
l.o"', here rat boa / :
Mickey nugan WHO 4 M, :,
as hie as yuu j. doine ~.
work
Slopcius down AZ ihs 4
hichey rae rcplled
And why shenlant 49,,
near to BE- pitisburr t'h,..
graph
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

a NORTHERN silor-.
large Smith s&cs, ~
'he Euftsa rtlu.he' s ~
courage FREQ nasS s,,' -
~ th' ne.rhb0ra,..,
-nHih he WAS consn... Y " y
winner nr ih, soeIs,,
Nnw what vas Is.
debate sam sa1ns ~.
hn anilrc, Aefe v',
''".i'i q" manAaa Ae M
ii'N uHWercl IN.
And which tidc dls 4.
he moon mh
ar sun shine. by IA,
meas do lishi, bot a. ~
n'enl whom DAT ~,
needed An dsy coulss. <.
ft tNcryhodys
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

Owing 70 the prevalence Of
grippe, eiiixens If Dallas are urged
% Sneese IN their handkervhicfs.
This may hc the scientific snecse.
but the frpe and unmolcsted is lar
more vNhilarting
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

According To an allleious sub.
Scrlber, thu rrsl reason that Henry
Ford deserted his ship al Christi.
ania was, the Norwegians insisted
on Spoiling his name tjord.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

rhonrs some talk Of Champ
Clark running for governor Of
Missouri IN 1916, Champ antici.
pated such conversation when he
invite the whole State 10 be pres
eat al Miss ticncyieyes wedding,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

Miss Mice Wilson. niece, Is 60
make here debut a, the White
llotse. SECRETARY fmnlty, please
notify the parson.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

Secretary Lansing says. An
for one. one for an We don 4
know whether we are for H. II
al depends on who Is represented
~ the one. II nobody win stand
for such small numcral we wish
ia apply for the job OF official
target
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30


TrrIGrtflnu ffNln iffAni
nf.at ~ 81 Hsfd te ne fnf ifl fflf
- a. 1850 rhr hyfrasN arnlAl Hfiai
as.s amount ~ i83f The nHtt'"
bas ehn.na eafeesaeiY lnc' thfi iin'
.Isst .taf emigration sfnouuifd ip nf.f
.1s1ff Fepelff-fire pef cent came ~
a. tni,ad -.afes The emlrfaufs r'F-
ra.erf fh. tesi iuth ~ thf enhn'
seearflae So 0Hr ransai az Curk. ~
since 1854 = Ufiie over ninefi iH' fel
e.ri - faf fmlfftnfs we're under
wears af afe. Waasa are 100 pif'..N
ars hirh ln iriand Thf Ht'l'i
aflOn sf Cars sfuff iof an irciti
aaget 81 from ff-t per week fn
.tHlsa uoftmfn In cinfhln aai rH'w
leai fari0nsf receive or much 81 W.
nr sos 20 wee6 sfernsrpanft ihef
ar alfe slie a0f u Hrgh ifIiH-
IN receives PEI msch fH 50 H'ts iff
fhs eaaf afk ef niHnlnr arhi Hi i,H
haar. ass aaa he ppors h1ntIi
TflH Observer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

ioSrilc an predictions. Corpus
Christi hasn I experienced genuine
Amarillo weather this season
Nonle folks an still dabblsssx .as
slle by ayss S-liHg rae water fine
s'Tnyy ifpaka = good advertisement,
hui thy don't look good 70 us.
We have az confidence ia hnmass
'lys but we csp I accepi the word
of strangers against olr own re-
collections of goose flesh.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

A mute man 81 Olean. ~ y,
shot his wiIe We suppose he lid
Il on the theory that Il woali
make her iinmutahlc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

Washington has issued sup.
plcnentary list Of Texas postmas.
tcrs recently appointed. Wash.
i'tglon couldn't scrape np station.
cry enough 20 issne list OF Texas
l'ostnaslcis recently disappointed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

Thomas A. Edison thinks that
the Navy loses - great deal by not
trying out new Inventions. We
dont know II does cry good
many new secretaries, bal We sup,
pose most OF them are not original
enough 10 be- glasscd as Inventions.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

70 fansi getting on q bat
doesn't increase the batting aY,
erage.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

The absent cook may cook one +.
goose.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30

CIRCULATION BOOKS
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M ee 81 tNs ta
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Nim fssriat Epegaiiea
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lsb Ntf @irabsHefsn holtn mhlleH.
ait mi6trmiaH
@laais 8uattf Charles s.
aunhtrs purOt al &ittle BON Dem
nod aeupi6 Conn pgrsoanen q
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mahlt.
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0erbaftlua 0eA 9legers @bas Scott
Rlaubi 0ie Neli8ei 0eH ioftlaen Ban.
Bitten acfaBi Bn hebet mtIder Ia
ocf Ieeten gsoteu Ste Nnroieiie Der
tact uniider peuladi bot Ntit
Dem glrger mHr0e scr @cibc 6rco.
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peritbt b0ben ln0 beidul0iaten iidl
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Omaha etuen SalptontbeiI 9enom.
men 81 BADEN.
Ger ar5t Or. Sobu gaptiit, Elm
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ita0t Muriopan IN Der oiiatiihel
Iiirtei einen grief erbalten, Dab bel
einem @emebebl ole g2itglieoer iei.
ner 6aHilie nit allsnabme ieines
90 iobrigen 8aters binaemoroet
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Ht at tfn aatntpui mirb nre
atlia lntrhfa

Tie Ht.gorsg en. Ritter ftno ciirii
mti 0pn Goflgniiuuaeu iur sem ara.
Bcn S%larncoal ihaiti3t mSldler dnl
70 1enicmaef ieBen Aniana neh.
men mir0. Idldibe peripridt q.
men @luu3ptmtt In Der @gidiidte ou
AtsSar @eus1iitterihuit 3u bil0er
un0 feline &orgauacr bel maitem 5u
iihertieiiei.
lie 8ara0ca pcroen. mas @ldnl
un0 EraHt Der Sd)nuiDngeu betrifit.
gern0em grobertia wcr0eu. Gte
rIettriide 4araoe an 6. Cttober
iteat cine Rei5c 9il0er Bar. meIhe
0as 1beHn sStin6beits Nidrhen"
porfiihren. an s. Cftober fiuoet
Der aronungs6oa itatt. bel petdem
Der nett erpahlte aonig gleitseitig
6ie SuI0igumgen ieiner 8etreuen
ergeaenHimmt.
fSitr glitbdrfeiten unD ltnterbal'
tungen aller art lit, ME itets, reid.
lid Gorge aetragen, iooaB fih ie0er
in M-Sar-9en' Reid beimiid iib.
len miro.
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SER @eberbt Idreibt iiber feline
2sran. .Wteine 5rmi mar LANCE 3eit
tranf.@ idreibt Serr Gbas. @eberot
bon 8inher Greet, 4lto., sibre @lie-
Der tpnren fdlimm eeidtpollen. Gin
ar5t bebonoelte iie fanf Sabre lang,
tonnte ibr aber nidjt belfen. Sd
beitelte oonn cine 9rpbefiite Alpeil.
tr1uter, nod Oeren @ebrnud iie boq.
lt1noig gebeilt mar"
8enn aaes on6ere beri1gt, &c.
brau6e 5orni's alpenfr1ilter. aber
uarrm bis 0orn mnrten. 0urdJ
8arten gefpinnt man ni6ts. 8e.
bruudt es iest ur6 beobadtet feline
beilenoe 8trfing. @lei6 Die erIte
5lai9e miro feline @oroiige flar ma.
den.
6rogt niht mad Gorni's QIpen.
trGiiter in a~potbeten, 6epn bort 1T
es nift 5u baben. Spe5inl1gerten
liefern oieie beriibmte ar1utermeoi-
ain, ODER man be5iebe iie brett bon
Dem 2oborntorium Der Serlteder:
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81.
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cO6n(=0ad6ri6ten
aus fremont, 0e6.
lIren1ont 9lebr.. 18. sept.


Gin ~nertbbolleS 8fero, melhes y.
Ig. 5ielos un0 Us. R. 9oams &c.
b5rte, lit in eiBem 5elier, oos beute
friib auf DEM GountD 5air @runoe
gu 8eniou itottfono, au Iooe ge-
tommen.
SIN pbDiifoIiiden Qaborntorinnt
Ser 5remont QormaI 5hule lit cine
igroBe itatiide elettriihe Wlaidine
auigeitellt mor0en. 0ieielbe miro
mir Denomination bon Roentgen.
Stra9len uno onoere einidIdgige CT
perimente gebrnuht tperoen.
Gruu Darn @ideD %erfreite iih
oes geiude5 ibres Sobnes 8ia bon
Chicago.
Simon aoberlin bat 6as Soug
Der 5rau 5meet an 8. uno 8. Stra-
be filr 1000 Collars gefarlft.
0liber Hepnolos uno 5rau iino
bon 8ueblo, Colo, 3uriifgetommen.
9ie 8eiie bat ibrer @eiunobeit iebr
gut getban.
8iele 6rauen ideinen rn3ufrieoen
nit Der neiien ginrihtung 0es Sin.
oergarterts, bur9 pel6e hire SproB.
linge nttr einen balben 5f1iltag ben
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ornng 5u 6ieien alniien Elm groBer
lit uno bic fir ben llnterridt CUR
gerfigline itebenoen 2ebrerinnen
ben ein3elnen ainoern BEL getbeilten
alaiien before aufmertiamfeit Di0.
men f0nnen.
Die Sta1t5 4rbeiters 81 ORGANIZATION
bat beidloiien lire ndhite 8uiam.
mentunft III 5remont gu boben. Gs
muroen &eiolutionen a%ngenommen,
welhe Die ariegsanIeibe Der Aliirten
in Oieiem 2nnoe p~eroammen.
3os 8egrdbniB bon SRI. CmItea0
fauo am 5onntag bonn G~lternbauIe
aus ftatt.
garl arei5inger uno 5rou 6eiu.
den 8ertpanote IN 0abio Gin uno
geQmoo0.
@alter Robeion, Delfer fiir8lif
mad Gan Diego, Gal, il6~erfie0elte,
lift bort an Ippbnsfieber g%eitorben.
5enntnq fGno 0as i1hrIihe DQiI.
~iionsfeit Der Salem lutberlihcn Stir.
DE jtatt. SER gaitor s. Habe bon
2incoln preotgte oes Morgers.
SEER 8aitor @rauenDorit bon 5onte.
nele an Radmittag uno @aitor Sc
Jreeie oes 4ben0s. 2esterer in
engliiher 5prahe.
gunice 6or bat iid nit Charles
Soil bon Wliilouri 8naep nerbeiro.
tet. 5ie bein0eu ii6 jekt ouf Der
California. &eiie.
Die @aiolinpreiie in 5remont
mnrOen in Dergangener ISOLDE uni
einen Sent er9obt. es fDuroe nidt
geiagt Oh &err Rockefeller oos @eIO
braudt, I'M bel Der Anleibe Ger al.
liirten belfen 5u f0Hnen.
gas g1iifioasfelt Der ebonaeliidp
hltberilhen Qreieinigfeitstirhe mur.
be am Sonntag I'M Baiienparf oil
Der WlilitarD Abe. gefeiert. Die
@aitoren Mleesfe bon 8eemer, Brabn
bon 5Iorenee mo 9liermdnn bon
Ssribner bielten @reoigten.
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sfnlratbs Gibnna.

Ser Shulratb beihloB in ieiner
qeitrigen Sit1rug, ben 2ebrern lire
@e6aIter INT 5ebn 4aten nis3u5ablan
uno nift in neun ME 6ieie erruartet
batten. Die erIte Gnte mir6 an
28. September ausge5abIt tper6en
uno omar 0os @ebnlt fir nur 5pet
8ohen.
5erner Dur0e beifloiien, oenieni.
.qen 2ebrern in Sii0.G maba uJlD
Gunbee, fDeIde bisber Deniger @e.
bolt erbaIten baber, ols mir Die 2eh
rer IN Gmaba feitgeieBt moroen it,
Die Saldre 81 erboben. Bon oieier
fir iie erfreuIiden aufbeiierung
iperoen 5fpiihen so un0 90 2ebrer
unO 2ebrerinnen b~etroffen. 0ieie.
.nigeu 2ebrer, rnelfe bobere @ebGl-
ter be5ogen, aIs in Smabo iibIidL
.erlet0en ieood feline @ebaItsabtilr-
5ulg.
geruft Gu6 bel einfdufen oit
bic g9ribiine".
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geruft Gud bel emtdufen auf
bic g8ribiine".
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u AAi~ o~x pbons
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

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Sous NIT 6 groBen 8immern,
oitIide 8ront, in gutter 0o6bor.
.idaft. @rober @orten nit Dit.
b1iimen, $1,000. GeIepboniert an:
genion 1858.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

Sin Mann-in ben 5iinf5iger o..
reu, nit ei9enem Scim in Der
Stnot, IN alden finon5ielIcu Der.
bdItmiien, tpiinldt bic 8efanntidaft
bon oeutidcn 5rauen mittIeren M.
tiers, jtDeds Seiroth. Cute Yortie
fir bic rette perion. Mnn dorei.
liere . 200 Guabo EribHne. S.27.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-07-02
Queer siahts on Cars.

You see some queer sights on the
street cars here, writes New York
correspondent. Today a well-dressed
woman boarded o Madison avenue
car. carrying a peculiar looking square
tin box suspended from a leather
handle. Just as she sat down the car
gave a iolt-the lid few of the tin
box and out shot a streak OF blurred
gray and brown fur. Rats" called
cheerful man A dozen shrieks pierced
the air and "a pairs of the latest style
shoes climbed up on the seats. But
II wasn't rat after all--it was a
squirrel. He went tearing down the
car. scurried up the new spring suit
of a woman In the corner and made
the return trip over the hats of the
astonished passengers. Then he dis
appeared Finally small boy crawled
under the seat and restored the SPUR
rel to its owner. MY baby! My
baby" cried the owner of the tin box
as she kissed her pet ecstatically. The
car stopped at Forty-third street A
woman stood grasping the rather
foot on the lower step. is this the
regular Madison avenue carp she
asked anxiously. NO." said the con-
ductor seornfully. ITS the nut special
get right on"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-07-02
FINDS POSITION OF PIPES
What Might Be Called Plumbers "De-
teetive" Has Been Proved OF
Great Value.

Piping of various kinds such as gas,
water, steam heating, vacuum clean
Ing or compressed air, is often con-
cealed within walls. generally under
plaster. but when 1t comes TO making
repairs or replacing such pipes. their
exact position cannot always be found
without doing considerable damage TO
the wall
A recently patented electric meth
cd for locating the pipes is simply .
special application of the well.known
induction balance principle. A con-
venient apparatus is made up con-
1isting of two sets OF coils placed on
ends of a magnet bar One set OF
coils receives alternating or vibra-
tory current from suitable source.
and the other coils are connected To
a telephone.
The balance is first established so
that no sound is heard In the tele.
phone, When the device comes near
the metal piping, this disturbs the
balance and a sound is heard II is
thus an easy matter to find the exact
position of the pipes and to reach
them with less damage to the wall.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-07-02
spoonfuIs or Spoons Full.

Certain purists have risen In pro-
test against Three Spoonfuls." They
maintain that the Criterion poster
should announce Three Spoons Full. ;"
The male partner in the writing of the
play always took this latter view.
But the advertisement side doubtless
saw the possibilities of a strictly
grammatical quarrel. All the same it
might have done even better with
Three Spoons Full" as arousing the
furious comment of the amateur
pedant.
The doctor orders us three spoon
fuls." but be does not mean that we
should employ three spoons in the
simple measurement. You may en-
ploy twenty If it does not occur to
you that one is enough And as the
more logical lady of the Criterion
plays hints, If say I've had only
three mouthfuls for a scrappy dinner
do not imply that had three mouths
full--of my own or of others.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-07-02

IT was like Elsa to pick up some dere-
lict for her benefa~t tons Women had
no business to travel alone It was all
very well when they toured in parties
Of eight or ten; but for charming
young woman like Elsa, attended by a
spinster companion who doubtless
dared not offer advice. it was decided
ly wrong. And thereupon he deter
mined that her trip to Yokohama
should find her well guarded.
Il beg your pardon" said a pleas
ant voice.
The consul general had been so
deeply occupied by his worry that he
had not noticed the entrance OF the
speaker. He turned impatiently. He
saw a tan blonde man, bearded and
tanned. with fine clear blue eyes that
met his with the equauimity of the
fearless.