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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19

the war declare that never have they
experienced such a bombardment as that
which preceded the assault upon Nerve
Chappelle. One wounded Prussian Of
ficer declared Indignantly:
You do not fight; you murder Ny
regiment never had n chance from the
first Nothing could live under such a
fire" The resentment OF prisoners
against the British artillery has been
frequently expressed.
In spite OF their exhaustion, the aspect
of the prisoners spoke highly Of German
discipline. Their persons were extraor-
dinarily clean and most of them were
fresh shaver. They were unanimously
optimistic, believing they soon would
finish with the Russians and that they
then would crush France and Great
Britain.
One officer stated that three German
princes, including Prince Leopold of
Hohenzollern. were serving In one of the
battalions at Neuve Chappeile. This
prisoner expressed the belief that all
princes had been killed.
In conclusion, the eyewitness SAYS he
believes the Germans lost 1900 men nj
Neuve Chappeile.
There is prince, Frederick Leopold OF
Hohenzollern. who is a cousin of EN-
perQr William. He was born In 1895 ana
has commission as first lieutenant In
an infantry regiment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
Bombardment Precedes
the Assault on NeuUe ChoppeIIe

LONDON. March 1s.-The village of
Neuve Chappele. converted into a
Hhamble by tho British, now. Is u heap
of ruins thiokly strewn with bodies. &C
cording to the description Of the British
operations in that region. written by m
eyewitness and given out today by
the press bureau. Although the Germans
we're inferior to their antagonists, both
in numbers and in artillery, the eye
witness declares. they offered heroic re-
sistance. using machine guns effectively.
At the end of March 10 the bodies OF
1000 German soldiers had been found In
the section south OF the village. In front
of one British battalion, east Of the VIII
lage, the statement asserts 800 more were
counted. which did not include the large
number buried in the ruins OF the village
During the night curious device OF
the enemy was discovered by a British
patrol. The men came upon dummy
figure stuck In the ground in front of
the German trenches. Upon being moved,
the figure exploded and one of the
British soldiers was injured
Describing the Smelling OF Aubers by
the British howitzers. the eyewitness says
a certain tower which was a prominent
feature Of the landscape was suddenly
projected into the air. II dissolved In
midair and came down in cloud of dust.
Prisoners who have been all through
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
Torrens Registration
System is Near Law
tFrom q staft correpondent.l

LINCOLN, March 1s.-Cspecial.) The
senate registered itself in the committee
Of the whole this morning in favor OF the
Torrens system for the registration of
land titles as proposed in II. r. 22e.
A motion TO indefinitely postpone got
but eight votes IN the affirmative.
whereas twenty-five senators voted In
the negative and for tho bin. The bill
now goes on to third reading, where in
all probability II will pass. With the
governors signature and in due course
the bill will then become kaiaw x Sf
As 1t came over from the house and as
II now stands II h optional with the land
owner whether he wahtF his property
10 be registered under the new system
1t viii simply mean that beginnipg with
January next each county reEister OF
deeds must keep two sets .of books, =. I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
Warehouse Bill
Is Reported Out
By the Committee
CF'rom a staff correspondent.)

LINCOLN. March 1S-(speoial.) 1.-THE
long-heralded substitute public warehouse
bill was reported out for the general
file m the senate this morning by the spe-
ciai Joint committee, 10 which was en-
trusted the task OF drawing satIsfac-
tory measure. II takes the number OF
one Of the original warehouse measures
S. r. No. I.
The special committee did not greatly
alter the bill. after its first meeting.
Subsequent alterations take the form OF
amendments. OF which there are two,
One OF these specifies definitely that the
public warehouses are to come under
the railway commission; the other strikes
out reference TO the attorney general,
The substitute measure makes It op-
tionRl with the warehouse man whether
he wants hts concern 20 be public one.
II 30. he must satisfy certain require
ments as TO bonding and insurance. A
schedule OF rates IL fixed.
The feature OF the bill that IL likely
to be the center OF the attack is the pro-
vision that no warehouse, not a public
warehouse, can hold grain longer than
fifteen days for outside parties
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
Thinks State Should
Try Convicts' Work
Upon the Highway
from a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN. March 1s.--(special Put
ting convicts from the penitentiary to
work on the proposed Holdrege street
paved roadway Is plan which Chairman
Orr OF the house committee on university
and normal school believes should be
tried in case the legislature makes an
appropriation to pay for the states
share OF the work.
should the pavement be laid at ordinary
prices, II would cost the state an amount
estimated at tSo.o0e or more to improve
the one and a half miles OF roadway
south and east of the state farm. Chair
man Orr believes that II convicts were
put 20 work there the cost could be cut
down about one-half. He feels sure Il
would not run above 10000.
Mr.. Orr has talked the matter over
with Governor Morehead and the Board
OF Control, who look with favor upon the
plan. II Is considered likely that the
Holdrege street project viii be utilized
a. the first extensive experiment that
the state OF Nebraska will make in the
use Of convict labor to build highways.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
SLOAN ADDRESSES
HOUSE MEMBERS
Tells Why Did Not Favor Bonding
Government to Provide for
Buying Ships.
WOULD 1NJURE FARMERS HERE


LINCOLN. March lS-fSpecial. Con
Charles II. Sloan Of Geneva who was
visitor at the state capital Thursday ad-
dressed the house in half-hour talk just
before noon recess. Mr. Sloan told the
legislators OF mhny points OF similarity
between the conditions surrounding their
work and those at Washington ", COM
piimented the house members on the alb
sence OF partisanship al this sesaion aud
upon the spirit OF Independence shown
IN their voting. lie expressed the opin-
ION that the defeat OF bad measures II
frequently Of more Importance than the
passage Of any legislation Mr. Sloan
devoted part Of his speech to a dis
cussion OF the merchant marine. lie
said in part:
we were asked to favor bonding the
federal government 70 buy ships. The
market price OF these ships would. "
title were not clouded by war conditions,
be the highest in the history OF our coun-
try. Furthermore. n we had them
manned by American men. Differed by
American officers, laden with American
cafEoes and flying the American flag.
and then one OF them should have met
n submarine OF the beliigerents, or been
encountered by a sea rover and had been
sent 20 the bottom who would then an
swer for tho passionate rage and upris-
ing Of the American people2
IF the language of the shipping bill
itself should be considered. that is TO
say that the ships 20 be purchased were
10 ply between the ports of the United
States and Central and South America.
what would have been the result? Ships
which carry cargoes should come back
They must have ballast. Water in their
holds or low rate cargoeA What would
be the cargo from South America Grain
OF meats.
these grains and meats would be
brought into competition at Boston. New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore with
the products of Nebraska farms. These
grains would be carried from Argentina
TO New York and other Atlantic ports at
% s cents per bushel, while Nebraska
farmers would be compelled to meet that
competition by paying Is 70 20 cents over
the railroad"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19

bills were then advanced to third read
ing
The house killed Peterson's bill empows
ering county boards TO lay out and con-
struct paved and graveled roads IN spite
OF the message sent to the legislature by
Governor Morehead several days ago
recommending some such legislation
which would permit the working Of con-
vlcts on the public highways. The fol.
lowing appropriations were advanced to
third reading:
II. r.; 1l2-sewerage at Hastings hespl-
tai. $4,000 "''''7
sane hospital, $4,000
II; n. 6ti-To furnish new buildings at
Orthopedie hospital. 5000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19

parties and the representative Of their
interests in enemy territory. for informa-
ton assistance End advice. Perhaps the
most important and useful service which
thh government. ~ the custodian Of their
Interests has rendered. to these belliger-
ent nations. has been to bring about.
through the exercise of It's good offices.
tho present arrangement. which will lead
to better understanding among them
as TO the existing facts and the best
method Of dealing with this situation in
the future"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
h0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in NOstrslu
Relieves Head-COlds at Once.

II your nostrIls are ciOgged and your
head Is stuffed and you cant breathe
freely because Of cold or eatarrh. just
set a small bottle Of EH's Cream Balm
az any drug store. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream into your nos
uils and let II penetrate through every
air passage OF your head. soothing and
healing the inflamed. swollen mucous
membrane and you set instant relief.
Ali how good It feels. Your nostrlls
are open. your head Is clear. no more
hawking. snuffling. blowing; no more
headache. dryness or struggling for
breath. Eiy's Cream Balm Is just what
sufferers from head colds and catarrh
need. It's a delight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
IS YOUR SKIN
TENDER? TRY
RESINOL SOAP

Any soap wiz CLEAN your siSin--a bar
OF laundry soap viii do II you do not care
what becomss Of Your eomplexion. But
you know that laundry soap contains
harsh dry Hikai that wouid ruin your
skin and hair. - 700 never mink Of vs.
ing Il Cor your toilet.
Many toilet soaps contain the same IN
1uriouH aikaIL RAsinol SOAP contains an
toluteiy no free alkali. and 10 Il b added
that medication tslsloh IA shade Izesinoi
ointment - alcceesfll h she treatment
Of skin ana sesln affecilfps This gives
q sopthine, heaiins pfeperfies which elear
tis comDlexion, comfert tender skins and
keep The hair rich and lustrous, Reslnol
hoap and Ointment are sold b. al drug
ei1as M trial IRE. write 70 Dept. ls-R.
Aealnol Baltimore. d.-Advertisemen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
EDGAR SUPERIOR TRAIN
GOES INTO THE DITCH

SUPERIOR, Neb, March 1S--(special
Telegram) 1.-THE Burlington train be-
tween Edgar and this city went into the
ditch about 3 o'clock today six miles
north of this city. No one was reported
injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
Young Man KiIIea.

IOWA CITY, Ia. March Is.-(special
Telegram)-Leslie Mccune. aged Is years,
vas instantly killed this afternoon at the
local Rock Island depot when he Jumped
off OF one passenger train directly in
front OF another one Incoming.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
ANNEXATION BILL
AMENDED; ENTIRE
TERRITORY VOTES
tContinued from pare onn.l

CONTINUED from Page One)
In favor OF It. He said he had friends
on both sides and he was not straddling
the question and was strongly for an
nexation because he believed II was the
best thing for the whole community.
Broome. who introduced similar amend
ment at the previous session, which re
ceived but five votes. was also for It.
Those against 1t were Taylor. Cronin,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES z,
BILL COMES UP MONDAY

ANTVtn t'tdAA AoffteRptlNtNAsl
, LINCOLN. March is-(speclal.) --The
agricultural activities bin, s. +, No. 1885,
by Beal OF Custer. will be tho subject OF
a special public hearing at meeting of
the agricultural committee IN the senate
chamber Monday night
This is the bill the authorship OF which
has been varlously attributed. Among
the supposed authors Is Taylor OF Qua
ter. house member, who strenuously
denies Il
The bill provides for board OF nine
members TO have. charge OF ali rural ae-
tivities. including the state fair and the
state farm The board members are TO
be appointed by the governor and are to
draw salaries OF $500 each.
announcements" ads bring good re-
suits
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
Marriage. at sidney.

SIDNEY. Neb., March 1S.-Cspeclal Tel
egram)-The following Denver couples
were married today by County Judge
Chabers: Adolph NJ. Hamburger and Flor
ence Cornell and Gustsf A. Nelson and
Esther Ayers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19

SUPERIOR. Neb,. March iS.-(specaI
Telegram. )-Citizens caucus. held at the
city han last night. made the .folloging
nominations;
Mayor. w. 5. Young; clerk, John T.
Robbins; treasurer. Roy King city en-
gineer. Fred smith council OF First ward
1. L. Edsail; second ward. George L.
Marshall: Third ward, NJ. II. Matthisen
No nominations were made for school
board
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
Legislative
Proceedings



n. r. 0oe. Judiciary conmittee-Author-
izes the supreme conrt 10 appoint a COM
mission for investigating crooked lawyers,
H. n. COS by judiciary CoTnmittee-Pro-
vide3 that attorneys may safeguard their
right OF appeal by ob1ecting only once
10 tie same line OF procedure. or testi-
mony. instead Of repeating objection 20
each question.
ii. K. eis. judiciary Committee Makes
one bond, given for a term OF two
years, euftictent 70 cover the acts Of as
many incumbents as may successfully
hold the office during that time.
III. r. 81. Fries-AlioWs one 10 fish
In his home county without a license.
Bills Passed By senate.
III. n. is, Lars-Gives the commission
ers or supervisors ultimate control over
eNpenditure OF district road funds. now
vested In the district road overseer to a
certain extent.
III. r. 7be, AfOckett OF Iancaster-.cor.
receive measure providing for nomination
Of Lincoln school board az primary elec-
tion.
s0ing business can be sold quickly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
Vetoes Dry BfII.

SALT LAKE CITY. March 8-Gov.
ernor Spry vetoed the statewide prohibit
ton bill this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19

Fults. Rsisner and Mesrs, Rsisner and
Mears were for the original bill
Reisner thought 1t was time to settle
The matter and not put tho matter an a
place where Il would be taken UP by the.
people and have to he fought all over
again by them at an election.
Let's be men and settle this thins
now said he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19
BiIls Paaaed b. Sennte

A Eoing business can be sold quickly
through TAs Bees ~sssanss. chAaOsa t"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-19

Rent room quick with Bee Want I'D.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
NEW FREIGHT SERVICE
TO HOUSTON PLEASES
~',,ea1 sn'pr'snss frsm csrpu,
Christi 70 Heussou IN Il neor, !
New Daily service

Corpus Chrisii as a center a. sf..,,.
liion Tor the section that !, ~ -,
territory Is fast taking more rror.. -.
place Whoiesaiing through 4 !, -. ~
NE chief factors in iis bushes. ut. A.
Instance ~ the Increase is shown N an.
announcement yesterday Is AL. az,
Coast lines ~ their luaueurstios i, !
special ron between this cas- ana 100.
ton iur carioad shipments
This train leaves Corpus CHRIST, s.a.
80 500 in tht afternoon ana arrI,... u.
Houston 90 tb5 tht foiioWine .f,.,
noon. the running time beinr u hour.
less than b. possible ans other va,
shipments hy way ~ this new irsls
are takcn iu carload lots only ana ~,
points Norih of and 10 Caisasn car.
iDad cons snments may 1t made a.
These points Tor distribution thcrraft.,
in iucal shipments 90 Otherwise ana
'nrpuFh sucn shipment oonsiGerali,
time is saved in delivery
rhe now arnne,snent Is ore vh.r,,
'mef Dispatcher Mitchell oi kiua.,li..
has aeain puf bis hobby, into pa,
ere honb, heing The henermeni "a ih.
service.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
MOONLIGHT SAIL UNDER
DIRECTION OF NUECES
Japonica 20 Take Visitors and Local
People for Two Hours Rice
Thursday Night.

The success ~ tho moonlight sail
given on last Friday night on the pU~ q
~ boat lapuHica was so splendid and
proved sO enjoyable go many ~ the
visitors .u the ciiy. ana home FOLKS ts
well. that o. similar SAIL under the nn-
splc,s ~ the Nucces Hotel Nil Del
given tomorrow night the beat ieaN.
inr the Pavilion Wharf promptly 90 p
O'CLOCK
Joe . SIX ~ the Nueces conceived
the plan 81 having q boat snh With
Imtne the passengcr Set io these
who secure advance reservations AM
nouncement "a accordingly made thai
positively eco person viii hc admitted
,bnnrd tle Iaponica without "a ilckei
secured from the Nuecrs Hotel
Tho Nueccs Orchestra and the tr-
iestial Quartctto the latter composed
IN Afesrrs Leader Grim. hiossman ana
Douglas will give a nanhef N musical
selections during the TIVE hours ~ inc
ride
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
CONTEST DEVELOPS FOR
CITY BOWLING HONORS
Stayton and Grimm 70 Contest CITY
Championship on Nusesa Alleys
Starting To-day

AZ me Nnrcos Rowling Alleys hsf
nitht a. g. St1uc defeated Trace
Grimm in fNe-gam. match q an.
other 60 same series lev weeks aEn
Grimm won series q 80 games az the
Beach alleys from stone
The eamcs laei mrhi were Interest,
ins and we'll nlicd Stone winning hy
D. mnrsan ~ Sc lins Tho game. viii
be every Tuesday meht IS s1l
0'cIoch
rhs afternoon "a five Same match ID,
s "a game series viii be- roIiri on SOD,
Nucccs alleys 49, % o'clock when =
" Smytnn ani rmcY Grimm VIII bat
tlc for ihc championship 20 tht c.tf
Roth ore n fine form and an Interest
lne match can he expected hs those In-
tercsted u bowling and Who may have
an occasion to attend the series Mr.
Stayton b. The present title hulAtf and
Grimm Viii endeavnr to win tht Ntlt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. e. H Woess0tt "a i,eeuncrt u
sisluns in tas ciiA ressl a NIs Mars
Champicn.
q ~ tipscsnt 81 f.uiiue h. in tbg
rits feF a WEEKS vacafion TIP he
Il stopiiuE al thc Naestk
w. u Merrin " las cisy osa- j.
in ihs fifs cr a business tfsp. q gaicsi
al me Nuegss
g. Is PRANK proprisfor 90 thr Noicl
Shoe stors has been called ~ san An
tonio Der a short bssinces trip
r " unehsu u poora 6 la the
cis ou short rusiaess trlp euest
at shs state.
1udee " a. Andu~s and san a
Nnar~s of -tsmfofd ary visitors in
Ihr gts. Farsfs ai tns Corpus ucarh
fhrs vN b, hsns fof several weeks
Nu A D. nuch,r aus ehlilrtn "
ilnusinn sfr n tte siN zoe . tWn
weeks vacaron nN ra,sis az the
t~rpus Beach
Nsxof HOY Mister u expected t.,nr
tgmofrn~ ffuin HnaslUn and Galveston
aher be- haa hcen sinct asi rhurs
aas
a NJ NanHen trsvfNnl passenger
sgeut ~ the CnttUu Neu With head
quanrrs in Waca 10 Ia thv sifN va a
periodical business uip
a D. chamhsrs af Fnu Worth Irwin
kinht and lehn g. kuN 20 victoria
ana a. "a pt No,hs ef San Antouio
wefg amanf isst uants arrivals at ths
NucceH
MIS- ng H D. Guraon nf 90 paao
iiis and famiit arr srtpanf ih. SWIM
NOR af fhc faNliion Naiel Nrs Cor
Seen b. sister 20 tirs it ST Kiur enc
rnuprIffor az fhe Pavilion
~ ana Mrs g. 2 Vrusry are ~
pefiri bers futlas frum san Antonio 40
sfrna several tsNr NF Crsaes aas
Formerly cashirf of nee lecai office 80
ere Wtunthlc Complain hrlna ttare
frrrsd to San Aniunin owe year ego
Among yesterdays arrivals st ute
Pavilion sew
D irnninrs Dr. ChieaFo
iisnr, grrrn Hotspuft
MH D. tursIr san AufenIo
H "a iuehHrd Nar kntuniH
M iRNct nnSsidr
Or flermann NhnFum NAia
A taatan. iieustou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
COMPLETE TEACHING
CORPS FOR SCHOOLS
OF CITY ANNOUNCED
SUI THEE OF rpr TEACHERS
AXE FROM OUTSIDE sTAreS
Al Prneipsls sra Teschs~s Me- S.lss
zee "ith tseepsion % irstr~ster
fer TIE comsmreisi cearss


TIE campieff ieseh!as faculty far ID.
pubAc schools of corpus ChnsiI 80 49,
,nsains Years via ~ slngr .scsn.
ilDn ~ fhe instfectuf ~ lhr coninierg.sl
eqarsv has been aunaunced ts ths
ttani
a perussi a. the usi rsfates ,hs
statement ttat has hecr r,sat tNs.
MANY uf TIE rrn saaclscrs Wtff ff..r,
natfiat roinis as az thr nut tvs
irnfhfrr go arf TeyaHs with tffo. .s
ceriious = y iiausr ihe new pf.n.
cll-l 40 iht lN1h School s fftsn ga
ishfina ana the lnstructofs lU dofnssl
y arts and manual tmninr ars ffgr
kansas
rhs ua and thslf boone addrssss.
tales
Nish sshsei.
4 \ holtrf iiEh Schuol principal
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Wichita Fans
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Robert @ cnieN head History ne
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28

MANAGE Rossi o. the p.lisans go
lerdh} announced fhai arrangements
hnNr practically been cumuiricd fuf
bringing ihH san lienlo team here far
gHm's neat Saturday aud SUNDAY The
San iienii0 team iH one ~ ihs fastest
semi rru organizations n soAih Tsaaa
snd fans vii be- glad - ~ opporiunit,
- Freine how thsi s'aeh az alpnralas
the iiifds
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
City News f: =:
f.: d: in Brief

Z y. Herman. director. general q ths
National iiifhways Association who
with Thomas a williams 90 fhe same
ufgaulEstlun has hren wufhtne iu
Nueccf cnuntf fof enc past uve dRNi
SEQ che interest ~ The niamoud i.oop
liisherti ast nirm returned from san
Antnniu who're hs Was Oaliea 0n q shnfi
business iru To-day Mrsnfs iferusu
ana Williams Win number 81 ipcal
people wih Eo o. inpllou to Interest tho
people 81 ihHi cts Bog tho Diamond
Iunp pfufsCt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
Mr.. Reg Miller yesterday morning

Mrt. Reg Miller yesterday morrlrg
fecriVea teierfnm arnuuncinF That
Richard kinr. lf had been operated
un in Tho MeFo haniiafium sf hnchra
frr MINI. f1f Appendicitis Hnd thaf
De WA doing sell ~ Harm lfsanet
~ho accompanied Ne Kins e. ns.
chester 10 expected home early next
week
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
supfrintsndsnl ciiy sohools-

r Krowsi u ~ Inui Minn. ia
visiting hls Sister Mrs. " roNsrr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28

k1 pupils nf the city schools aho
failed Doe Spanish ln oach ~ the re.
srectivo srades nfth sixth ar1 sew
entb wHi hf PASSED ht tho hesiunirr
~ thf next school term fnf thr Course
~ study b. heing changed. placinr The
study ~ spanish first iu tho sixth
Grade rniher than ig me fifih The
courst % study or fhe Gwmm az
school viii De- strengthened and en-
riched so ~ a. make me hish pchopl
course atroursr Mcsp@rtfuliy
JOS G TUCKER.
superintendent city schools
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28

The Sire Department yesterday ~
ceia'd "a piece ~ apf'afafus iiiat VIII Hl
means ~ aaFins lives paimot0f thnt
wHH ordered two weeks ESQ heinF o..
criFrd durInr ths mDrulna va rt-
press % IA claimed fnf this puimuicr
thai during ths pasi feaf four hundred
and twelve ppfsnth werr rHuscifnied
aftrf hasinF hcfu brought uut ~ che
water. seemingly dead