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The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
Millinery" Styles Hurt
Business, Say Michi-
gan Dealers
CONVENTION is
UNDER WAY HERE
New York w o IN e n
Blamed For Extremes
In Fashion

Members Of the Michigan Retail
shoe Dealers association. gathering
The Hotel Griswold. TUESDAY. for
their annual convention. declared
that resolutions certainly would De
passed against what they term the
millinery" and "Ay.by night styles
IA shoes, especially in womcu's
shoes
Unanimously the shoe men de-
clare that these styles are hurting
business They say that retail deal
ers cannot anord TO stock up with
freak STYLES. and consequently are
cutting their orders 70 a minimum
"Who Is responsible for these
stylcs?" A. b Taylcr OF Flint. as
sista1t secretary was asked
81 don't know" he said but
s1srect its the New York women.
they're the worst In the world 20
supply They wear dresses down
10 here (Mr Taylor Indicated the
f0urth button Of his vest. counting
from the top downward and up to
here tMr Taylor slapped HIS knee),
and Of course they want something
different IN shoes. SO they have
shoes made that button or lace on
one side, or In the back. and are
made pertly OF leather and partly
Of cloth. and fall TO pieces in any
sort of bad wea ther And yet they
pay s. and $40 pair for them. And
all over the country there are wo-
men who try To keep up with that
style It's no wonder that shoe men
1cr't know what 10 buy. and instead
of giving $1,000 orders, they cut
them in two Wen have plenty OF
speakers telling us what's tho mat.
/ ter with the shoe business"
Secretary Elwyn Pond OF Flint.
WAS equally positive that the pres
ent styles are wrong.
we passed resolutions against
thcm last year. and well undoubted
( ~ do the same this year" he said.
"Wednesday afternoon, wen hear
from our travelling statesmen on the
/ srbiect OF styles. Some Of the sales
men are women and they know
what they're talking about when
they say that freak styles are hurt.
/ ing business"
/ T. IL expected that between $50
and 500 shoe dealers will attend tho
4 convention Some 30 or 90 repre-
/ ientatiyes OF shoe manufacturers
and jobbers viii also be on hand.
Tuesday morning was devoted "a
registration In tho afternoon
Mavor Marx is scheduled to deliver
The address OF welcome. lie is "a
I be answered by President Rolla -
( Chase. OF Owosso William C.
/ Wheeler. president OF the Lynn Rub
7 Der Manufacturing Co, II scheduled
for an address on How % make the
dollar YOU will never get work for
/ YOU" There will also be short talks
! Nv retailers, on retail accounting
credits end collections, and buying
Tho feature OF Wednesday morn
Ings program viii be an address bJ
George BoIe on "Nichigan Retail
shoe Dealers Mutual Fire lnsur
ance."
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
Administration Said To
Look With DisfavOr
On Project
CONSTRUED AS
UNNEUTRAL ACT
Financiers Will Sound
Out Officials Before
Acting
By UNITED PRESS

WASHINGTON, Sept IA por-
tentious new complication was in
jected today into Americas interna-
tional relations
Shall the United States govern
ment become banker" for the AL
lies7
This was the question raised by
the proposal from the Anglo-French
banking commission, in conference
with New York nnanciers. 1t was
an issue which in administration
circles. was looked upon as ranking
in importance almost il not quite
in the class with the submarine CON
troversy.
The two questions were inter-re.
lated That Germany and Austria
might protest as unneutral the pro-
posed mammoth loan was reported
In diplomatic quarters.
lnumatlons from high officials
were that The Washington govern.
ment will disapprove, II not actually
forbid the huge loan to the Allies =
II IA made solely upon bonds OF the
nations asking r.
The government is represented IN
the conferences. although unoftl-
cIally, e was learned today A treas
ury official r. meeting with the Euro
pean and American 1nanoiers Sec
rotary OF the Treasury McAdoo r.
watching tho course OF tho negotia-
tions carefully.
II was reported today that the
Continued ON Page EightD
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
Prospect of Stormy
Session Faces Parlia-
ment At Opening
.CONSCRIPTION
LOOMS LARGE
Heavy Tax Program Is
Also Anticipated
BY Public
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

LONDON, Sept. t4.-Totsl
British casualties for the first
year OF the war we're 381, 1882,
Harold J. Tenant, under seore-
tary for war, announced in par
iiament today.
OF this number 1887 were
killed; 251,o6s wounded. and
54,s57 are missing and sup
posed 70 be dead or prisoners
Of War.
These casualties were divided
as follows:
Killed or died OF wounds
officers 4,e65; men 1892.
Wounded-otficers e.s72; men
241 ,oee.
MIssing-officers sol; men
53,45e.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
Court Will Hear Suit
Against GrOggeries
Oct. IL
ANSWER FILED
BY DINGEMAN
Denies That License
Transfers Are VOlun-
tary Surrenders

Judge Murphy set Tuesday, Sept.
81, at the date before which an is
sue is TO be framed in the man
damus proceeding brought by $. 5.
Kresge and others to compel the
common council to reduce the num-
ber OF saloon licenses in Detroit by
1876, and Oct IL as the date for hear
ing arguments, Tuesday morning
Corporation Counsel Dingeman
said that he expects TO be out Of the
city for two, perhaps three weeks
and asked that the argument be
postponed until his return Attor-
ney Claude II. Stevens, for the rela
tors, was willing, provided MIR.
Dingeman consented to make his ap-
peal. IL the circuit court decides
against him. In time for the January
term OF the supreme court.
Il don't want to make a promise,
said Mr.. Dingeman. "But | don't In
tend to appeal to the supreme
court"
He did not make IL plain whether
he meant that he expects to win his
case in the circuit court, or VIII re-
frain from appealing II he loses Mr
Stevens merely smiled
Mr.. Dingeman fled his reply, Tues
day. Regard Ig Prosecuting Attor
ney JasnowsF,s alleged refusal to
permit the REALTORS TO bring the suit
In his name. the reply says;
The relators did not allow a suif
Client time within which TO receive
az answer from the said prosecutins
attorney"
Indicating that request will b.
made that the case be thrown oul
Of court. the answer SAYS.
ICentIaued on PAGE EightD
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
Sellers COnvinces Com
mittee More Help
Is Needed
JUDGES KEPT
TOO BUSY, HE SAYS
I'm pos sible For All
Litigants To Receive
Justice, He Insists

After agreeing with Controller
Engel that the request OF the three
police Justices for an extra $1,000
clerk is not a contingency. a ma
jority of the members of the coun-
ell committee on ways and means,
Tuesday morning, recommended
that the clerk be allowed, the neces.
sary appropriation to be furnished
from the contingent fund.
Justice Sellers appeared before
the committee and made n plea for
more clerical assistance in police
court lie said that the number OF
court cases has now increased TO
such an extent that the three JUS
tices are unable to properly hear all
matters brought before them. and
assist in the clerical work lie
compared Detroit's three police JUS
tees with New York's as who draw
$1,000 apiece and have from six to
eight clerks each The local JUS
ticos each have three clerks.
we are now trying to introduce
system that will permit the keep
ing OF the police court records in
better shape" said Justice Sellers
1--WE are also preparing to keep n
separate bonding book, all OF which
will require more work OF the
clerks. The work In police court
has increased TO a point whore W.
are no longer able 20 give defen
dants justice because we have not
the time to properly hear and In
vestigate cases"
Chairman Burton assured Justice
Sellerb that there was nothing per
sonal ia tho opposition OF some o
Tho committee members to ollowinl
m extra clerk Aid Barnott who
tContinucd on raEe Eight.l
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
Will Double Police De-
tail and Go Right
After Vice
BLAME is LAID
ON HIGHER UPS"
Declared To Secretly
Foster Wide-Open
Town Policy
POLICE ROUND UP
DISORDERLIES

TNrrty women Of the street,
NsEr~sses and white women, raced
Justice stein Ira the eariy session
OF polite. court Tursday, Chnrged
with bring disOrderiics. and ~ OF
them were convicted and hned
from $50 90 $50 apiece. while supt
ot tolice John ~. Downr3 watched
the proceedings with Interest, aud
Oecnniouaiis gave bits of pcrsonsI
history Of -omr OF the women
whom he had arrested when he
~ns the active head of the Tree
lance squad.
fbc sup~rint~odent held "a con-
ference with the police Justices
and Informed them that "a crusade
against att OF the disorders W.
men would be luunebcd on a btE
scale az onre, AMI thHt hr wanted
60 nSk that the courts give fuil
Co-ope ration. lie was assured that
the Justices would cooperate. and
was al.o told that they are doing
their part IN the work now.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
Administration Awaits
Germany's Reply To
Latest Fiat
CANNOT HAGGLE
OVER LIVES
No Immediate Crisis Is
Expected In
Capital

WASHINGTON, Sept IA
The German foreign office has
assured Ambassador Gerard u
stands back OF Ambassador
5ernstorff's assurances to the
state department that passenger
liners will not be torpedoed II
they do not resist or attempt 70
attack submarines, according to
an unofficial report from a reli-
able authority, current in dIplo-
matte circles here this after
noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
TURKS RETREAT
ATHENS HEARS
80 rNLTEn pRESS-

= oNDON. sept ti- News agency
tigpaiches gcu Ntnens today re-
ported that tho Asia Minor seaport
town Of Focha is In flames Il Is
Inferred from this. the Athens cor
respondent cabled that tho Turks
are convinced the Dardanelles de.
fensc7 arc about "a fall and are re-
treating into the interior, burning
coast towns
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
WASHINGTON INSISTS
ON ARABIC D|SAvOWAL;
WILL NOT ARB|TRATE
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityi Tuesday night
and wednesday,, partly ciOudyI con-
dittOns slightly favorable for thun-
der showers somewhat cooler We'd
ncrdayi fresh to strong southwestern
~ winds.
Tuesday night and wednesday, with
probable showers somewhat cooler.
For the lower lnkesi strong south
and southwest winds; generally fair
weather Tuesday night and Wedncs-
day.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
Street Names Changed.

The council ordinance committee.
Tuesday morning. recommended
that adoption OF ordinances chang
ing tho nnmo OF Drake and Rusch-
avcs. 10 Eastland-ave. ana OF
Cncida-blvd. 10 l.akcwoodblvd.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

GajaN Nlchagoyie errested recent.
ly for forging money order made
oVt 20 Bis brother who had died.
was RELEASED on the recommendation
of the district attorney. Tuesday
morning. after preliminary hear
ing before the commissioners, Gaia
made good the money that be col.
lectsd on the money order.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14
AMERICANS ORDERED OUT 0F
TROUBLED MEXICO DISTRICTS
Washington Hears Citizens
Are Told to Leave North
ern Sections

WASHINGTON Sept 14--That government orders have
been issued for Americans of the most seriously
troubled districts northern Mexico understood good
authority this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

Highest temperature thNs date In
past a. years. 80, In 1874 and 1000
lowest. ~. In 1873
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

All Champion. of Motorcycle World
IN 100 milo National Ch1mpionFhip
race Fair grounds sunday ueNt, an
y m Ndmisfiuu soc. grand stand
free ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

while Nisitinn Detroit
don't forget that the world-fumous
bath cltv VI. Clemens. is only 20
miles away Cars every 90 minutes.
ADV
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

Printing tho piats neat kfud---shss
Il right--Times job DePt.--usin f570.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

Printing che plain ncnt kind--thnt
n riEht--TtnIes Job Dept.-Main 4520.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

rrfntinu the plain neat kind--thnt
IL rfcht--Timcs Job Drpt.--Nain tS20,
The Detroit times., 1915-09-14

Saves your time an
your eyes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

that " thni ne Emitted siatHr t. an.
Jof ~ obligation 10 afeeid Great nfif
aims efnliflft ruling eltl respect go
feesintaffs 4n1 Dt1cf non -contfaband
eilipl'rI iH neutral yrseeis ff nee N
iis nnnr foinNatsnt pnphAtiDa " Ger.
many NffmuHr Ms ufffred ~ permit
American sDneulaf agents 90 supervise
~ diNtrih'tinn ~ spen fafFoDe un1
satisfy iiinntcitfN thaf fhef are not
usci f.r military purposes and with
thls aarlrtHfe e1F sat.fnmfnf SHOULD
insisi upDH the right ~ ueuiraia 40
rhlIi npois 60 uefidany
AmDue ihs psopi0 81 gvllpanY there
e ateai Decentralization because Amer
lcnN manufacturers are nhlppHR tnat
uilinuilen "a war munitions and nv
istiis ~ Nsli NJ food, "a Tho Aiiles
vhfreas tlmliar shlpmrnts ore ms
msba 90 Oermnuy. huf ilis crfu1r
asf.innra' knows very well tist ihsse
shipments do not constitute tioiniien
" neutrality and that Germauy eas
obtain "a. tHnr adfsniaRe We arf
no more concerned aiih t1r Anlft fs
pr macs ~ sea fhan w. are Win gcf
BauY's superiority an the innd
D4Ir government snnuli fHNn nU
fifonarsi possible stand Tor ins frfss,
tNlr 81 nrWfai commerce aFs inst ail
fh0 rnmnflnis. We arc nus alour ai
Interest 10 this naIeet ~ ncntfei
nn,irHH are similarly situated md II
necessary thsY ehonld iln IN cHmutli.
inF 90 The bsiilForeuta a. respect neil.
iiai commerce and intorfoIa Nth " nH
li'iis af possible.
N the meantime ii mnaf occur %
nuf statesmen "a WRshluRtDn that
There exists noN and haA existed sinoe
August possibility N uur hAnR
athau into the bonding atui4rio We
have Determined tN kfHp oui ~ ". bui
Nhnu CnnilarnfiDn ~ faFiur ~
HguAa Within taa ffH sDnr " nUruiufo
~ Hnfo while the IRE ~ uncontrolled
olu fnfhof diaarreaDis eHHhfuerr vitl
Germany remind ps mat Ne mas hnf,
~ Hn % pNtreins lengths a. safeguard
To- lives and property ~ American en-,
iscna
", hHVr nadn uN prapHfH lions a. d.
se. w. Nlr ln uu puailiur a. insist
lupnn Yiif rlfhis and thrfo Seems a. q,
no deposition upon the part ~ ron
nrNHH 90 take nuch steps nH miRh, o.,
necessary 90 pfnsHli ihs iifsh ~ eui
eiiis'na and lhe lirniy ~ lho goeorn
lmsni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
.-tAr ItSs ASn TAKE
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS ~ Noun
nAcN hURrs on BLADDER
porsERS,

The Nmcfitan uiyn and Women must
-nArd constantly against hidntS
iraablc. because NC sat teo muvh ami
al uur fOe1 IS t,cN cur olfol q liilvu
vita ursc acid which the etdscNs s'rNc
Is hitter ,ul. ts.S wotkoD uVm over.
work. become slusrsA. tho sumina-
tive TISSUES gloG and the fVpuit h Sid
r,y trouble. b'alder wvakntss and a
general decline h health
When your kidneye icvl iike humps ~
lead. your back hurts ~ Che urine is
eiOudy. tall u sediment or yoa AyV
uphrVa 60 Suck rVitVf tw0 ~ three times
deflRg the nlsut. 81 You suffer VITA
sick hcaaachc or diraN, nervous si'ells
aeid ktomagh. 81 yeu have rhegmalssal
~ hen tho weAthcr u bah. SGT trVm y0ur
phAvmaolst about fc0r OUNCES - DAD
salts, take a tablespoonful la a slass
I ~ water bOforc Nrcahfast f0r few
dsNs and your Kidneys ~ili thcn ast
tlnc. Thls famous salts is mads frcia
tne acsd u grapes ard ismcn iniec.
ccmDined wlth nthia. and eas been USED
t0r evnsrusSens 20 flush and slisnuiatc
slogErd ktdnvys. IS neairxhsc thu
acias IN the urfre a Il 10 lonssr Is a
aouscc - irritation. thcr cndinE had
Der dlserasra
Dad salts 10 inesrtnslves csnnci in.
sAars. makes q delightful sfferVeacsas
liithlA. water Sewerage. and e&icngs IN
.cssry horne. because paseay can MAKE
liz mistake BY having goc1 KIDNEY
'Guhlng any urss,--AtNsgtisssS2t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

hrmufs ~ ~hon. Aseeotins apinas-
sadof f1 The United tistaf. nnd cone
ai'lsre0 u.s most praniiHenf Statesmen
- rg1th tusraa. 40 ssarq 90 ralaf.
lie gar boris ef iiBtuas A1rra ff9-
rfHfg az. ftft aria asf eaufaifi re- tHf
University tLffe. a. eaa frnt iu ~
Af.4niine cNnrrrss ln ifa. ard n'id hts
scat Hhtll 1903 wNtn b. H1a made
minister q Justice anI public insirifT
iiou iu 1859 BE- tilnf pa Washington
where Dr. hes dlatingaiahel NImstt aH
a brilliant difisuaf Hnd mon NJ
ifafninE ana NAVY fifItfis. $50 -
an authority 90 constitutional iaa ard
lh hanhias HhDref tia abilities in fhc
Organization ~ ieadine bank Boz hle-
NOS Ayrea De- attenasd ~ peaCr cons
feffHfa ~ The ltsFno Dr na4n nee
gotiafed and cnnfindff froaiiff ~ Hr
filtration with Neilssnsil Irulhnr hnH
Colombia lfr haH hsfa hiFhif ifarnrsi
viii many Distinctions Iu hla ntltn
country ans nmoua his ftNuiai.Hn
front European Hai4Dna afe ihDse p'
spaip. italy ffHuer auJ Holland
lion David q iiourlon. sscrciafF 81
Agriculture q fhf ru'fc3 States 81
todny
ID samuel r wlaoa president y
NRIyrsiiis trennl Coilese 60 ffsra 20,
tuuHf
br 81 70 bancroft HH rfHfe .f H'
ianlicai iAfrni'Hrr lf Nnr feir
ZION. Iamra n NfYu0iiF Hesf,nr
nouublran Nntianli COMMITTEE
Yeara uid t0dHY
iion Joseph fioweH elected D.n
Rrefamau a. Large from ttah. at fraf'
old today.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

TO pivr ron wARsHiP's TREAS
uRu

PORTLAND. ore. Dob. ~ Hr3fl
far treasure on The ecrAn BOTTOM oa
Naaka win bv begun hy dNNrH thlt
4prlpe. Va an effort go rr9oYvl tne Nal
uabios lost when the lMHsan Nloop
nf war Nrta sunk off cane iutsput
aiNiy Nongn ago. Acting under perm
iiun 81 ;he War Department. a. 81
EiagEtf. diver and wrv,hyr win un.
1Urfahs 90 frroker zoe lutt trtaHurN.
rhe Russian residents ~ stka letHrr
there arr MANY artiei,f " Sold aiVafd
U.c sunkon ship Including altar ipssge
fer tnr urc,k Church 40 Sitke SWINE
of tntse. aceordins ie tradition, Wtrt
0t unuaual value Erssul are sap.
aesed a. bee OF solid rold AND che ,la.
botAis display - The Grcrk Churr D.
n.rmutod thc use or gsma and pre- ious
Mrtils ir ,nelr construction Thtre
A one oFiclfiN IN particular which wAn
1roAtis Ncnsrnted AZ the time, and had
been specially scat So tho tAaNina
drrsh Church AZ Sika. che "utrcsl 81
thc Russian asgtlsmont 90 the Nmeri
ttn ,eptlnrnt hVsiles tho fthsr, tht
iiVers expect Ga recover the soppet
buiiurs gums ana other articles ~ brass
and copper on che ahip. She carried
sis guns. ten FOUNDERS. Rnd the utual
afmamvn, " small rifles and cuilassee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
bANK RoBegRs' IsARvUsv
~ OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CtrN. osh. tth ie
Ninety piar BANKS Nnvr peen ribbrd 'n
thc vast ecNvn Noafs In tha stats, and
a total ~ Sigt,6lo Was STOLEN pa sa
ditiun thrrs w,rr 80 other attempts
which caused wrcckas. 81 tiRHaee
WSrth cf hAnk property kiFhi rnh-
hers Nero ktlivd b Vfucgra re Wcse
eohyivtya aud svnfvnce0 Hn tausl
numeer hsNing hven acquitted aud
thers arr q number held feg ;r,al in-
eladinr i've raundcd up this yvar
or thV 4. bans rcbberics ccumlttrd
m tall ten of them wtrc in br,sAt 3ly.
hEht. showing the nerve of the outlaws
Sia rct,hsrics came off ia JsnuafY VI
this war ~ aiaymlrg Is tae situation
that Tho lekisiasarv has bean askc3 ta
Simplify esud rf meansca ronFsrs a.
T.d ghe state " thc cams
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
rne ussrrrLeD PROBLEMS OF
INTERNATIONAL LAW


The resort o. fhr American fiae hY|
i've I.usiianla ana other nritish tfss. y
Fruinos 1nN again that eanpAfatiffll
ftW - the most important infsfratipu+
ei questions have hc,n definitely fef
tied ~ law Really. u if NOT much
better whom u comes ~ Nsiipnli qurs-
Cons cspsflaily ihf most serious con.
teniisns bciuten shs states ~ cur ush
cpgrVf u hls not sft been clearly
dsiefminasi even when on appeal viii
iie ffom ths r,imlnni court W Ntata
go lhs Supreme Court ~ tNr ruitfd
sfaffs Even QUESTION: Fpppased e.
have been settled h4if grniurF ~ q
century arn afe non rNsHfsNr1 4nt he
fDrines decision foV'mea.
u ffsna thHra are uhif too n7irf
fgifs relating tu ftr nse 20 naFa at
rsn Warhlpa n heliFtrfni iuuff
INNS % iat nae ~ 10 Neutral ~ ~
auetucr htliiEefsnt. but thsY must
hoist their own coi0ra before nnnH u
shot. The RCD cross FLAG may bel used
only tor iicd cfOas purposes, u ~
ouniendtd that msrehaaimen are frte
~ ~ any flag fhey please Ga escape
capture or destruction.
Tho declaration ~ london whieh is
fht Jaw 90 the subject n neutral fDH-
stis II ar follows,
krti,l. a. A reutfni vessel which
H.. h.eu rsntufed may a.i la s,.atfot
VA Av a.. cantor. t9t she fu.i.f d.
it.k.n lnt, st,h Dor, LII 4 pfater ff
itAs sa,.tplnstior 80 at aoss,ihns CON
irfminp tle ...lldNs ~ inr oHpfure
{ Aftlrlc 40. A. an exception "a nfu
lum eeaaal ahirh has bren cartrDi
lby e beiiifrrrnt Wsrfhip, watch would
I .,,,'.','., q, 49,. $1,000, ~ ,.ti,i, a.
,...,ta i,,,.iy. DANCER :. ne .,f,tp IN
IN, o.stbtu ,r 4. a.. str..4s ~ tt.
l,.,,,,,,i,,. III ,,i,t.h 49,. b. en..r.l Al
lp. Tine
Artiri. CD n,f,f, the ,r.ssi d i..
a,t,,,t an n.ts.,,s ..u b.,f,i ,utie, l4
4 ,,,..a 1, .,s.,, ana IN ~. .iin.e na
la.rs ana other doe1,sents whlrb fhs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
oQa nELA1loNs wlrn erRMANN

We d0 nni bfheNe fDr a innn.sss tlat
W efe unon the cNa ~ sstions ais.
esrpmvnf with ccrmeny. b,.t that
tiiefn "A mp,e fcelsnE ans ftictiOa y
evident enouah II nessnanS Neen ael,.
" fnainfAlA lhs tiockade she has AZ
rlafsh " annauuclnn war pona
around ,he tlflflsh inlpA SERIOUS con +.
Hreneners &anid be pesslhis crcs,
nfit4sn Win De asit % SS,p ksf sraae
)lntt nad her aanceug wafsrs nt~psl,
eHny rlsar ~ s'vfman ~uhnAslhes ),
iQnH az hes renlrol ii me sae ~
f4lrp Thcr win r. darina Gsf,,,u
thl1a but We dc ma hook ~ rsrtods
tfeuple With fiounans.
The German fsilf ~ ,he fecent ccin,
srppicbsion ~ AIR. firyen u quite rra,
fpuAh'e ~ nae respect ~ least enc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

franA r. Wolsh Chairman of
he fe'lural Coppussiou on GO,
ernmcnl Relation. snAs that ibc
Rockefeller foundations are be
vond the sphere ct government
control. This is not the first
'ime, we belicye. ,has Rochefcllrr
Institutions hove constituted law
unto themselves
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

Germany believes that shv has
as muvh night 10 feodstufts as the
Niles have 20 ARMS apd ammmi-
iiou This is eleariy lhe cnse hut
~ Is the English navy. not The
I niicd STATES, that Keeps Amci
ran vhva, from r,iieving the 90.
iptces ~ Gcrman bread England
thinking Il matter over. doesu I
understand how Amrrlea can sell
''crmaHy Mheell We'll. Toe pcu.
iral nalipn occupies thr position
'pf Innocent hysianier aud Is hle,
N q get The shot directed at the
Nlher fellow Civilization, with an
rs boosting, has not rcachcd the
l'eihl where 4 saa understand
neutrality
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

lp husytnr themselves merely wits
thc conditions uaaer which rulitleisua
vi, inie ofticc. tho American pepple
appunch tho pruhlfm uf demoVu,iic
roNgfnnent IN tho wrong NAY. The
way o. set Eood men iAbn efficc . hy
Afpneinc matters 49, that whoever "a
elected viii hayr ~ no good lr SCH
7ernna. Australia ana Now Healaf q
,hofs nre nA party rrlmarles. ne Ron'
ieatinr conventions. no lc',ai rori'a
ien 10 marty proccdurr. N substance
the state SAYS "a Tho r0lltlclanai "we
A. not earc hew you apo clce,rd OR
What party cln,Is YOU; wa e,tcnd a.
yNWr Vssc AFTER WA -ct into offrc.f
TAr conditions ~ political ACTIVITY ARE
such that senators rnsl representatives
rtn MOI traffic iu effiyes AUD snprepri-
ntlens 'oh navy Yards ana army Nonis.
plus Retaliation 81 participate in nj
nir'ssrailfn THE NpN Republic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

OIL is smooth AMI ml ialk is
Naoothcr Tn lulhr bplmtcsI
Tint oil vill he found 10 ihc WtiteI
Point fiel,l bat Tho Caller u not
d rc9l estate journal devoted in
overslatemrnis III fact
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

This weather cuuHot ho mprus
cd On rs q topic for conversation.
Aud isn Z ~ putting the hir hath
in undertowlvss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

Germany is trying ~ buy 10
great number sd turning lnlhrs
70 im The fsoneh flank W. sup
pose.