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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
Farn~r Injar,4 wall H.rro-Inx-

Nfehasi Ra@fsr q former DassrpOr-
ser. sa6 brother % FranE Rssfer. Zoe
Wess - gath street. Was painfully "a
!arsd Ukfis hzFFoSiax oa bis farm
EZRA Waleost. fosa TIE horses bs-
ezzas fri<htssse from soass gakzouu
cause aas-oEsr,arusG tss hzrrou. cut
tisE anf bTaisiaE Nf REsfsF severe
iY. Ore horse was iaiurs4. Nr Rzsf-
80 ieisFtss. vale pairfgi. arc not
s~Fisas. as4 ~ siu recover ia a short
fi-ss
Claims HashAa6 Fiashst RaEsr-
Cta5miaE Ekss hsr Husband BAD sash
- &c op~a razor a. her and threat
snsG % 10 her great bodily inigry.
wrs Opis z Reed made conplairf 90
tks toezt police sboat hia ssd caused
bis arrest ue vas tassr into cas-
toev as4 she appeared yesterday and
askee tsaf ~ b. placed or peace
sosas $40 also eoasuitra an aftof-
ney Mrs Reed claimed her husband.
daring e quarrel had accused her %
fesimaeF W5fh oas o. thr ru1uTFs AZ
the place she also claimed that be-
haf made tE~ remark On thr roo@ef-
q was dariaE Eats tiaae. che tod the
poiies. fkas be had flashed the razor
aaf rnzGr kis threat &c e. likely that
~ ~ - ruf on q pace hond no for
rzsi charge vii - LODGED against
hira
Ne LAnneh Li<hfss Thrss fined-
Charles WsstFats. George W BaTruus
aud g. ". Nsissis. charged with vio-
tatfnE ths law prohibitinE launches
EnG rirrrcraft from appeariuE on Tire
river a. rfEht without lights OF vita
oat q safTcfsnt number % life pre-
servers. pleaded guilty and were fined
SO and costs apiece By Judge Mode.
%
Hootie=Esrs arr Fined steo-Aft~r
ehaaElnE their plea 20 guilty on the
charge % ~bootisEEiuF. William Cole
aaa Joan Adams v~rc aue6 800 and
coast costs by Judge Wade and also
ssstrueed % spru1 90 days Ga fhe
crunty Jail cole vitt serve his time
fa Scott cogutv and ADAMS Ga Mus
erfirs c1artty Cole and Adams Rad
Conducted ~blind tigers In tLe two
-1uuti~s for period cEtsLdinE over
several g~ars. h~foTc they wsrs seiref
~ fr~ authorities. II tfN ease % the .
Lineolu Parish hank % RuEt1u. la.
verses . s. Blackwell. - a.. che plain Z
tiH was Instructed - Gle cost bond .
and ths defendant given 40 days 20 .
plead TIE motion for continuance /
ia the case % the Caited States versus .
= - H0uck. and also In that % the T.
United States versus Dick Anderson I
VAS overruied ~ the Judge.
Husband Asks Divorce
esssrti0a. !. A. Lewis has aied suit /
for divorce against Elizabeth Lewis
The plaintiff AYERS that they we're
married F~b -. 1855 10 G-nesso. III.
and that iu November. 1909 defendant
deserted hiu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

thsn an erapioye OF the Crescent Mac
Aronl company. The accused will Try
20 prove that hs did not send the let
ter throgEh the mails himself. but
gave ., 90 a frtend 20 hand 20 Miss
Coleman. Hs claims the friend placed
the stamp on the envelope and drop
ped g IN the mail box
Fan % Feei sheep: Fined CHARGED
uith violating the federal Interstate
shipmsnt Laws IN that they failed 10
feed and properly care FOR a carload
% sheep. the Chicago. Milwaukee
So Paul railway was fined $500 and
court costs By Judge wade yesterday
affsrnoon. upon making a plea %
guilty.
Fina David Has Prison Record
invsstirsiion iuto the record % Harry
David. the Waicu;t harnssEmaker
uho ls nnw in 3aii undcr bond %
si 900 charged with an Indecent act.
has revealed 81. fact that be has seTv-
"a four prison terms. one ~ them on
q charge analogous 20 the present
charge tie has not been able 20 fur
nish bail
Boy shoot Geese; FINED Charged
with violating the migratory bird Law,
81 that they Killed a Wild goose during
the spriaE niEht. Donald Stevens aud
Glenn Carter. two Van Buren, county
boys. pleaded guilty and we're uned
$40 and court costs by Judge Wade
yesterday Young Carter and stew
ems. both pleaded ignorance % the re-
Gently enacted iaW. prohibiting the
shooting % migratory birds during the
spring sight. and therefore. were
treated With considerable lenienCy.
"A interesting fact regarding the Law.
under which the tEo lads were aned.
Be- the declaration 90 the act a. uu-
constitutional BY Federal Judge John
G. Pollock. % the Kansas district. His
decision has been appealed and II
even nov on the wav 90 the United
States circuit court % appeals a. 81.
Louis. where its cousututiOuality
wlil BE- determined Harry Barmeier
% Dubuque. district L. $. inspector.
vas the prosecuting witness.
.
Obituary Record-Johu Il Unlisted.
a student AZ Northwestern university.
Evanston. III. died yesterday az the
home % his parents. Mr. and Mrs .
John Mnstead. $50 East Fourteenth .
street The fatal aIimeut was stom-
uch trouble. Deceased vas pursuing .
his studies At the above school when ]
taken sick three weeks ago. He vas /
brought 90 Davenport April 20 by hts 4
father and taken 20 the family home /
where death occurred. Deceased was
ono o. the bright and promising stu
dents AZ Northwestern university. He
would have graduated IN the Liberal
Arts college IN June. specializing in
Latin and German. The young man
vas born On jamestown. y. d. Oct.
3. 1882 and came 10 Davenport with
his parents Ga 1905. He graduated
from the Davenport high school and
later entered Northwestern university.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29

Ar ne sews. all enc rm--ras
Arriis
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

It is extraordinary how unendina
are the energies OF men and women in
the seeking OF occasion to organize so.
cieties. It is q dull day when there
is no new league or association added
to the list Of those that think they
have = useful mission to perform In
the world. says Chicago Evening Post
One Of the latest and most hopeless.
we should think, is the International
Latin society. just incorporated In
New York, ito Introduce methods for
increasing interest In Latin and ita
use az q living language" The time
seems unpropitious for such . ven.
ture. Somehow the present appears
to 40 rather full Of more interesting
matters. Still. we doubt not, the de.
voted founders Of this society will
urge that the adoption Of Latin as a
world language may hasten the day
when war will be impossible. It Is
certain that the movement-M It ever
moves-vM be hitched up to the wal
in some fashion.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Greenwood Lodge 1876 F. & A. M.
meets on the lst Monday in each month.
J. T. knight, w. NJ; S. /. Osborn
Sec'y.
Greenwood Royal Arch Chapter. No.
1O2 meets on the 4th Monday in each
month. Harry Hosmer, H. p; S. /.
Osborn, Sec'y.
w. P. Mellen Council No. s, Royal
and Select Masters, meets on the End
Monday in each month. G. B. Stewart,
IT,. M; o. Simmons. Recorder.
Greenwood Commandery No. "a K.
Z. meets on the 3rd Monday in each
month. p. r. McShane, E. c.; s. L.
Raines, Recorder.
! All of the above named bodies meet
in Masonic Hall at 1O4 and log Main st.
"A cordial greeting and q hearty vel
come il extended to all visiting MEM
bers and Z standing invitation IL here
by extended to meet with u when in
Greenwood.
Resident members OF any Of these
Masonic bodies, who have their. mem
.5erships elsewhere, are cordially invited
10 unite with IN.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

There is no language 30 beaptiful a.
our own English tongue. when { 10
spoken beautifully. It is . wonderful
possession; but like many other things
which we have always had, we under
estimate it and abuse It until it is de-
preciated. One Of the chief ways In
which we mistreat our language .is In
over-accenting our words. Foreigners
are always quick to notice this. They
find it hard to understand US because
we bring out the one syllable that is
accented and slur all the others. As
they say, we bang out" the accent,
but care nothing about the rest Of the
word. BY this fault, Of which neal
~ all Americans are guilty. the Ian
guage is robbed Of its harmonious
flow, as we'll IS Of intelligibility. It
Is always noticeable that persons OF
most culture speak most distinctly.
and this is q mark Of breeding that
everyone a try for. To speak clear
~, giving each word its correct value.
indicates q certain amount. Of knowl
edge, while the opposite way Of
speech is often an index Of sloveuU
habits Of thought, II not illiteracy.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

Probably as accurate an estimate
Of the age Of the human rae as can
bo made Il that Of the latest work
Of Prot. James Geikie Of Edinburgh
university, who concludes that man
first appeared in Europe from 250.000
to 100000 years ago. The number Of
years cannot be precisely stated, but
the geological evidence that the Pc
Rod IL Z vast one Is impressive and
conclusive. The few thousand years
Of written history are Insignificant by
comparison. Since paleolithic man
left the earliest traces OF his exist
ence. there have been submergence
and r~e-elevation Of enormous tracts
Of the earth's surface, erosion Of wax
leys and general lowering Of the sur
face by denudation, 3 succession Of
stupendous climatic revolutions, and
the alternate occupying OF the con-
tinents by widely contrasting doras
and faunas-tundras, steppes and
great forests succeeding each other
again and again.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

There are z number Of DAYLIGHT
harnesses recorded In history. amane
them being those In B. G. 2s5. A. =.
252, TAG and 775. There was q dark
day In England In January, 1907, and
another on October Il, 1916. There
was also q dark day in Detroit on Oc-
tober 10. 1852. On May 10. 1880.
there was such atmospheric gloom
over Hartford. Conn.,, that the legiS
lature adjourned for the day.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

The police commissioners Of New
York want everyone arrested who
crosses q street diagonally or any
where except at the regular crossings.
This is al age Of wheels. where speed
has the right Of way. and II the dis.
elimination against the walking pub.
lie goes on. It viii arrive at a point
where pedestrians will have to take
out personal permits with their an.
nual dog license, or else show cause
in court why they should continue tc
exist.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

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81 nf&m~~.~ee r..s.r~ -
t1een nr-f,,> .t.ftcn. nro.t
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

People to whom certain colors repre-
sent sounds or emotions have long
been laughed at, but scientific work on
the suns rays ID proving them to have
justification for their theories. Red. It
appears. ID the most exciting and slim
ulating Of all colors, and has q special
effect on the activity OF the brain.
Blue. which 80 many people In an age
Of great nervous strain and tension
ind soothing, Is 10 In reality. Unless
you r In depressed and melancholy
state. sea blue curtains at your bed
room windows have q beneficial effect,
especially Il you face south and get
the morning sun.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

Il has just been discovered that
counterfeiting was one OF the ancient
arts practlced by Egyptians long be-
fore the Christian ERA The further
one goes IN research. the further OF
get the good old times which are be-
ing held up before each succeeding
generation for the latter's reproach
and example. In the meantime. It
ID somewhat ~conso1ing to learn that
,counterfeiting Is not one Of the q,
clusively Christian sciences.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

Evidently. fire prevention a. .
science Is the least studied and prac-
ticed and the most badly needed one
Of the times. In face Of all the les
sons 30 expensively impressed, hu.
mar carelegsness with this most de-
vourinE Of the elements II almost IN
credible.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

When ) mother 10 awakened from
sound sleep to And her child who has
eone 70 beg apparently in the best Of
health struggling for breath, she il
naturally alarmed Yet if she can keep
her presence Of mind and give Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy every ten
minutes until vomiting il produced,
quick relief will follow and the child
win drop % sleep to awaken in the
morning = veil = I This remedy
hos been II use for many years with
uniformguceooaI 0htainnhlo1 evoRwhoea
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

Horace Fletcher Is teaching the Bel
CLANS to get along with half as much
food by chewing It more. Nearly a
century before Count Rumford taught
the armies Of Euro . that they could
make their food 30 farther by chew
ing It longer. But when people are
hungry they r apt to bolt their food
nearly % fast % they can swallow It.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

Now someone comes along with the
information that Joffre's name II pro-
nounced just plain .Jcn." Sort Of sim
plided pronunciation. Can It be ap
piled to tho other places In the war
zone, east and west, particularly eastf
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

Archeologists have discovered q
new story Of creation. That IL the
trouble with psychologists. What
the world wants to know now 10 how
and when the present war y going "a
end.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-10-08

The London Lancet announces that
cold water VIII leach out all tho CAT.
lfseln n ceRee; but who wants to drin1
bie col4ee cold3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

on uaid nptes. No T. ? a. asd 4. 10.
Rcther with forpfivegge ~ ne VEN
dprH f4tn upon she above described
real estate securing ne same ana that
~ have ordef ~ raie. wui ~ poa-
reeaiDH. and such other and furfHer
orders ara relief ~ W the premises re-
naaF b. entitled Az ~ Nhich more ~ p
~ appears fu piainhffs Oflginni prfi-
si0n certified copy ~ which accom-
pan.es tt,la citation and h. here refer
rcd 90 and madr = part hereof
Herein faii nci. A0i hate before said
Court. W ita meat fcnsiaF term. this
writ. With your Frtgrn thereon. SHOW
ing how you have executed the same
WiireHH. y Dprenfeld. d.. ciefk ~
enc uieifltt Court ~ Nneffa County
isrull Given under ny hand and fAe
Zeal ~ said cOuft 20 office 10 Corpus
christi thia isf day ~ December. A.
-. 1915
. DultENFfEfn Sl CLERK District
Court NUerea County
true cupy ] certify IeE RIGGS
Constable, Precinct "a ]. NUrces
County. Texas De1J
Acknowledgement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

roanfy III N,ore.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

hnFe failed sud refused "a stiil refuse
~ pay the same or any part thereof
That pialntiff does nov elect a. rsaeirf
me contract ~ the sale ~ salts pfap.
eftf above 1escribtd. and has ana aoes
no@ eieci 20 recover said land
WHEREFORE. piainfiff rraya that
raid defendants Tho unknown hsira -
Theodors Merton. deceased BE- cited
fhis peilflou and thar upon n hearing
hereof be have Judgment ~ fhs iiiie
aud Possession - aid land and in the
alternative Tint ~ have Juarmrnt fff
said debt ~ f55s % with Interest there.
IN fran said pth aag % Jane A -
1871 ~ The rate ~ 3 iieF cent pr an
nefH enc 80 attorneys fff - DO per
rent npon ne principal ard interest ~
said note. and al eosts of Court fhat
hie lifN upon i1e above described urup-
sriy De fafefiosedi and that BE- haee
surh other ana farther relief that he
may be entitled 81 either IN law ~
equity Az 10 more fully appears ~
plaintiffs original Petition. Witch b.
here referred ~ and made port hereof
Herein fAil Nos hui have before said
Court. af 80 efnfes1id neat REGULAR
teen. faia wit WITH youf return there
ep showing boW 700 have executed
fhH seine
witness y Dorepnsif w.. clerk II
lae District Court ~ N4erea County
Given Under Nv Hand ana ihe s.ai
~ said court at office 10 Corpus
nhrisn ibis the soih asy n October
a - 1915
poRENr1ELD Ir. clerk
plsif'ct Court. Nusoss County
fseail
a ffaf corY I certify.
~ " WRIGHT. Sheriff
Nufcra County Texas
r. fEAtWpDD. Deputy
fAdteftirafannb
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

Iitl STATE Hf NEhA~
County of N1e'or
l ur'ne ~ 800 ori,r 81 ra.s au.l
aUf 10 the nmurHhr n..ftltt cnufi
f Nufrs Counts .n tnr 1.h 1r ut
10000 mhr Hfa n. Hn HI.
hsro'f Boz emo cfsr ~ SO 1871 eeuns
lfrl sherman at 30 Nu .lI1 .rH b.
mr ns sheriff directed and trltoral
HII rfueruI 81 HDu fsr ...U u.ttN.n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
AN oRnINANcF

'kVNipiND tuW THF uuIniNe 80
A NfftlA ELECTION N TUE
llll ~ tpRpiN CHRISTI ny mr.
81 Alltltp VOTERS Nf SAM CRY
ttlk llif PURPOSE OF nrTFRArN
lNe w = n kiuRln5r. TRUSTEES
MAl SILT TUE ENIRE EIFCrprs
PLANT AND BUSINESS fN rI1,
CITY of CuRpCS CHRISTI rrNts.
aMhAitl,iN OPERATED BY NM
t.ll'At> light COMPANY. nl
tuh ,Nhi't> CHRISTI RAIf3yAN.
md light COMPANY. fN AtfDrn
ANNh WIN CHAPTER % 0F mas
"t.NtkN LAWS uF ruF ~rarr
~ lhNAs Adopted nY Tin,
hlh n fvtktH iFmSLAIl nv
NJ TUE STATE 0F rENAS. AKIN
nttLAHiNf an FMEHGFN(N
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

THE STATE 0F TExAs.
County ~ Huorcs

THE STATE OF TENAs.
County ~ NUecca
~ virtue ~ an order ~ Sale isenss
nui ~ tho Honorable ulstrist court 10
HnHreH fnuniY 0u G1th dly ~ So.
Yarnbof s. o. 1915 hY the cierk in tbe
fnHa ~ HHr 81 raHinr versus Vs. e.
Luatt $50 ff0s ana tu no. ~ sheriff
directed and delivered ! will rfuneed
ip coil fnr eaaN Within the huufa pre-
Hrfihfd hF laN fuf shaHffa Sale 90
iho nfs Tuesday Don Iannay a ID
1916 DO halnR iha AN day ~ mld
month before the Court House door ~
s1id NsHreH County in the eitf ~ cor
n"H 'hfiah 'h' following deHouUei
property t0-Nlt
80 thHso tefiala lpta pit. oil. srd nlr.
cole ~ mnd ifinr und noIue mfHlisd
w3tbin the cprporlte limits ~ fqe town
nf i,unsiHWa. Nuccrr Cauutv ToHs.
ana hsur wiet o. knDwn ~ kiH $50
20 ana ~ in Hiock No So in csc town
0f ituhmuwn Nueces County. rrvna
Az shown hY mao or plan 90 alii
town nov nn nir in the afficc ~ iha
county clerk ~ NuecrH county Trvas
% which reference BE- hereby made far
hoitrr description and whereas. the
SAID inlgmrut FRI foreclosure "a
vendors nen ng TIE aiuvs dss, -ihe
property
Levied on. on the sath day % No.
Ncmber, 1919 M I o'clock D. m. as
fine property ~ W y i.uerR 20 aetisss
q Judgment amounting ta ssifoe ~ n
tnr ~ Mary n TAYLOR ana an costs ~
suit
Given under my haad. his pth aas
~ December a -. 1915
" " VRidrT
sheriff Nuorss County TetHs
uv OSCAR nfLiAMv DEPUTY
Cggn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

Norlcs, sHeRlrFs SALE.

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
clrArIoN On PUBLICATION.

To ihe Sheriff "a any Constable 80
Nueoes County. uHFeTiNG.
you aff Hereby Commanded a. sum
non the Unknawn lfeifa 90 qhsodsr
Morton by making publication ~ this
cisaiiau once in earh week For fiaht
suercsaiea weeks nreyioua ~ tho ~
turn dsy hfftof IN sosno nsusnapsr
published ln your county. ~ There b.
D newspaper published therein tut II
not then in sn4 newspaper unbliahs.'
10 tho gsth Judicial district. bon a
fhtre 81 49, ntwapai.sf publisl..d lu a,la
fuait.al District thee in "a nawraap.r
punuahed ln tha nspf. Distinct 40
said saib Judicial district. ~ apnrar
10 ii.n next ffrulsf tenn 81 fhe DIs.
ulst Court 81 Nnersr County fs be-
holden ni tne court House thereof IN
,orgua Christi aa ita Iifat Monday
= january A 81 fsil iha same saine
ina ara day ~ Ianuhrg. a. by IslG.
then and thsfr fa answer petition
flied in aald Court nn ths som day 10
uoipiief. a. - islE. ln IA auif numbered
an ths docket ~ asia Court No feae
wherein a. iHlitr ~ pnintn aud
Tho pnttas.n llrir. ~ Theodore kfer.
ton nre ntfendania nnd saia petition
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The Seward gateway., 1915-01-04

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The Seward gateway., 1915-01-04

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The Seward gateway., 1915-01-04

reliable authority that the government loses round
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