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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

President Wilson is reported to be anx-
ious to give Germany plenty of time.
Given time and torpedoes the Germans
will accomplish wonders.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

1t is said that charging exorbitant in
terest lessons the chances for American
business men to build up trade In Cen
ira, America. When will American bust
never pays. particularly when there are
European competitors to take advantage
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

Not being called upon to lead his armies
into battle, as in the good old days, the
present war Is causing as little hardship
to King George as to any other man in
the British empire
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

Napoleons invasion of Russia was a
dismal failure. 1t remains to be seen
whether or not the Germans have learned
enough to profit by his mistakes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

The Kaiser continues to thank God for
Gern,ar victories with a fervor which
takes no account of big guns and pre-
paredness.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

All the war correspondents unite in
p, aising the heroic French, who are doubt
less inspired thereby to keep up the fight
If it lasts all winter.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

The wife of a Chicago man was driven
to suicide by the tunes he played on his
accordion. One of them was probably
"Tipperary."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26
When was that, Henry?"
SAFETY FIRST.

Would you tell falsehood to save
your face?" asked the man who delights
in figures of speech 4
I might. replied the person who takes
things literally, 'ffthere were any danger
of its being put hopelessly beyond repair"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

The Woodworking circus clown must
envy the slapstick comedian of the films
whose salary is equal to that of steel
king.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26
THE TIME OF ROSES

BY Thomas Hood.
1t was not in the winter,
Our loving lot was cast
1t was the time of roses,
We plucked them as we passed.
That churlish season never frovned
On early lovers yet;
An no, the world was crowned
flowers
When first we met.
Twas twilight and bade you go.
But still you held me fast
1t was the time of roses,
We plucked them as we passed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

At any rate, Russian strategy seems to
nave worked perfectly at Riga, where the
Kaiser's navy received a staggering blow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26
charles WARREN Fairbanks Is heIng mem

toned as a presidential possibility. He
might run on the buttermilk ticket.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26

Commenting on curious railways that
have been operated in this country, a
writer in the Washington Star describes
HAY burning railway, known as the
, Memphis, Ell Paso and Pacific. It was
afterward sold to the Texas and Pacific
company. The line was 40 miles long and
was operated between Marshall, Tex, and
Shreveport, La. The owner was named
John Higginson. He performed all the
multiple duties connected with the own
ership, management and operation of a
railroad. The rolling stock of the road
was reduced to three box cars during the
civil war and continued at this low ebb
until the system passed into other hands,
On leaving Marshall there was a long
grade, which was by no means the only
one along the route. The motive power,
when any hauling had to be done, was
furnished by oxen. called 'hay burn
ers. The train was operated on the tri-
weekly plan. When enough freight and
passengers had been obtained Mr.. Hig-
ginson loaded the oxen into the first box
car of the train. Freight and passengers
were put in the second car while the third
was reserved for the owners personal
use. Even on that primitive road a "pri-
vate car" was a necessity for the pres
ident. The cars rolled down grade with
out any other motive power than their own
momentum When the bottom was
reached the brakes were put on the oxen
detrained and htched to the coupling of
the first car. They pulled the train up
the next grade and were then taken
aboard for another ride This perform
ance was repeated until Shreveport was
reached. The oxen also pulled the cars
along level stretches of road. There was
no competition and President Higginson
is said to have made a considerable sum
OF money out of his unique railway.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-26
SADLY TROUBLED.

Henry, did my father seem pleased
when you told him we loved each other
and wanted to get married?'
I'm afraid not. In fact, I saw the same
kind Of expression appear on a mans
face once before"
When was that, Henry?"
He. was a patient in hospital and tho
doctors had just told him they would
have to operate"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27
The NelO Collars

M ABE of dainty Organdy hand en-
4V4 broidered, edged with dainty
Eenise lace, in the new Lulu, Chin
Chin, Juliette and West Point STYLES
that range IN price from Csc up to
$500 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27

Easter Cloves Are Here
Fownss silk gloves IN 3 r. and 10 button lengths the ooO
black and white and all white with black Stitching
Easter and kid gloves mode gray and champagne and
button white with black stitching 81. 90 and upwards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27
Easter NecRwear at 25c

n AINTY, fresh new ideas for Easter
- and Spring wear in collars, vestees
and collar and cuff sets in Organdy,
nets and dainty embroidery-large as
sortments to select from at 25c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27
Easter Shouting of Loces

z LOUNCNCS Edgng and AOprs handsome designs grounds
Of fst diamond round and eaqueaH high apo-8 IS IN.
hide and from $3.50 dorm TO $1.O0 per yard.
N IMPORTANT FEATURE of the ueDs STYLES IS Of lace
n sleeves. We soyng splendid assortment Of AHOpers IN pHte
and black Chauhy ShadD and AOpe Val $3.50 DOM
z5c per yard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27
Blouses For Easter
and Spring Wear.
In Complete Easter Readiness

IN great demand now are waists of
lace combinations, chantlly. shad-
ow and venise laces made over chif-
fons Women ike them because they
are so pracdcal-thsy combine so
nicely with other garments. The new
models IN Crepe de Chine are also re-
ceiving much favor. The prices are
S2.95 and upwards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27
Easter Sko.Ding of Enbroideries

For the Robe Nogab Organizes and Leno Lo squte danty
embroidered NTH light designs IS IS hide and from $3.50 DOM
SIPS per yard.
Vey effective the novelty enBrodes BY Introduction the lace
Effects such M and aaaas designs s. and dogn 500 gard
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
BASEBALL FANS TO
MAKE AN EFFORT
TO SECURE BROWNS
JENNINGS oGclDfs ON wAxAnA
cNtt as 'sit EhAiNlNo CANS
Foh T~t riorRs
o. p Isrhsr, Aau Nigh, wir.o Ter
1s-~'s Nsessssrs - NsVs S. Leafs
ere~ns Select cerpes cAr,sti

The peirtu risefs aia de tasi, is,s
slsuuE trsiniuE in NaAahseMe that
eats vinnirE eut over san Aotanio
corpus Nhfisu ana several other Texas
~liirr thai had helea io srcurs Hustle,
JENNINGS and Die tcam ID American
iraEueir 40 Associated i'rrss dis,
patch yesterday carried ihs infoyina
iirn Hf thr stleftiea ~ MasaNsehir
- Dr. nHN nr o. Nrrfa CHRISTI cans
.o er, busy aud s,i the "a f.auis
crowns NHnAsef nNngh Hi,kt, has
practically snia acr9fdine to the
sptfilnE News puilish,.d in a. i.oal.
hoi fhit ciiN Will be- srifciol fsf the
tsie ifaipinF camp II Cmrna Chnstl
Cans hnf show a desire o. raapefats
n se,aring suitable stoHnts ana
mcrfinf uthef vuadlileus which a s..
tssurvd VIII nvi 10 dlfhcun
Frum ufl, to stats PLAYERS Wouid b.
acrr for three weeks number 20 ,hs
pihssu hsina accompanied hf ih,sr
AiNcf in addiiinn fnuf representa-
u'vs ~ st ioAls daiiN new spapsfa
Nould hr hrr, Rrd frum standpoint
n punirts alone vofrnt Christi
enuid prlflt Immensely b, she trnlnina
4 the fcam hers
- o. lsecher chairman " ihr put.
lcIp rammattre 81 thr commercial
Niah lHHt uishi wired Air luaAs, ASA
unf Whist wli hc required fst the man
aremrnt ta scirgt cofpus CHRISTI a.
ansNfr ia expected ioia,
loe NiA maHafef ~ thr Nusrr.
iiutsl Edwin ilaio. Louis O. Wells "
b iric Richard kng D. unt D
V Mnerc MaNuf itps Mulsf d. q Ca.
inns aud MANY 0thrfs favor tne ishins
Z immediate steps tg secure ih,
iruNns
luet at sonu aH NJ i.aghtf secures b
reply from the 49, isluis management
snd whigh a BE- thnugas Niii ht a.
vortbiv meeting N hastuau f,nf
viii hs called te discuss nlnna fni
meeting ihe nsceeaafi requirements
chat Coloncl iiedfes and Manager
hichsS present
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
DEPUTY SHERIFF CODY
INJURED IN AUTO SPILL
CO i7 W7ish 8 srn Wreh, sne Dep
~ Cody Were Ridine ovstsrn,
81 hsaf Rohsse~n

nrpuis Hhsun alm Coii vac sefi
ausiy though nnt dangerously injured
and Sheriff NiHs WiFH was mfrhnf
nufi late iesierda, vNeninr ueaf italia.
.Hwn whom she automobile ln vhioh tho
tsu wsro rdlnH overturned mnainF
49, CuiY beneath AZ and throwing MI
NnHm to fho fohd The inlur, Ca Mt
Wufht whf mote ff,im sifnin received
in Hfinn ihr Ear se ns o. release Nr
Cody than frum the accident The
lsttff ~ suffering astrfai fractured
fihs and ir BADLY bruised ne b. under
treatment in nohstDNn not being in
eunhi'ieN .nai niFht io ho moved io hts
bomc hffs
Mr D0al was I'D fhr sh.ei fhe go
travelling psff Whru Within ahant
mis ~ itnhrfaNn an effort uas
made o. pace nusg aud in avoid.
inH "a eIhiaipn fho esf was Htstfea 80
il ruifsr. ~ termed turtle. stfihinK
the EARTH s1pafell upside down With
ihe driver punit 0aushi in position ai
The wheel The force ~ tho thrust
carried ~ wusHi from under ihs
GER daHhinK him CD She aldr - ihe
road So was ahir ~ feicass ~
tndf nY iifiinF the uHht auto ffnm
hls bodi, bot in ~ doius sgralne1 his
"ru hefk 10 eeA taken hems ns
isin from iiollsiuen. and Mf Euap
vac wtea medlcsl attnniion ~ iiDis.
town where ho we taken if an nutr-
mnnlir driven a. ths hcens n the af-
slirn' from that fHNf
80 eiii pfuhsnig bel bfoufh, home
dgrina to-day bite condition being more
painful than dangerous ~ 30 believed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
NO QUININE IN
THIS COLD CURE
"PApE's COLD conPouNp- run,
COLDS AND GRIPPE in A
FEW HOURS

l"hf Tapes colo Compound ever,
Two hours Until yon have t.L., l....
doses then sn grippe misery r..'
ana Your cold viii DO broken "a
promptly opens your eiorrea M. 49,
7. pc ana th' AIR PASSAGES ~ ths head
''epH nasty discharge or nose cumming.
relle'rs lhe headache duilness fever
'Nhn'ss SORE throat mccsing. soreness
and stiffness
Don't STAY stuffed.up, Qut BLOWING
and snufninF Ease ,our throbhns
head nothing else In tho world eire
sueh prompt relief as 'pape's cola
compound which costs only 90 cent.
az nni drug store u acts without
assistance. tastes nice, and causes no
inconvenience Accept no substitute
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
A. ] .GRANTHAM GAVE
HIS life To SAVE
TWO YOUNG LADIES
NAoE wAN rNRoUer BURNING
BUILDING 70 AwAkJN AIS
oAOcHrER AND cNEsT
TIE Fi~. octurf~d a. 0rseor,. Ter
Mites Feew csfpVs cArsssi Abso,
40 o'cfssA Thsssdss Ner~,re

A awnthsn arr al ~ati, y,stc,.
A~s nsttni.sf Had down his ufr "a save
me sic " his tsUKhteF f.ais and het
suesi AZ the ofsnthNsn herno ln Ores
of,. Miss Nina Parrish ~ couas
Nhusu
Ahoat 80 0e,osR Nr OfanthAm
was awakened b4 thc .noks and nlx
n hit rrcet hi. t~vlrnr in Nfea,,ss
hrins cnVrlcrct in nAmee MI Gran.
taam made his Nay O. tns ffont f0,om
where tho foues ladies ~cfe asissp and
aroused them o. time tar them io mn,r
FROM tho window o. the ss0und snd
saw thsif lives
The nru hN that timr bad kAinc.i
such broadway that it WAS Impossible
fcf him Co. make hia Way ihluAEh ght
door end b. hest hin ifc Ihc dWclNNE
Was a aue .iofs ir-us bHiiains s-a
horned to she efnunl within fticst,
minutes sftef ihr iiame- vege nrsi
discovered Tho orfin W lNe nfe is
unAnuNn
The daughter ihat vac in ihe hpine
Miss Lois Hfahthem had ~ hrt fuesi
Miss Nine pafiish nf ihis yiis he iNU
helns tvpsh.f- in thr ufrsots rsta,is
A vft and ihrst oiHef asufhtcrs
ar she sursitlng relatives she ftar
daushtefa h,inF Mis- d a bulianA 81
this cip Air. ~ ~ klsu "a ufospgt
Miss i4ois ~ osvsots aud Miss Lena
siWAsin az The Corpus christi liiah
schoi The funeral vas held in ufea.
ur1 Yesterday afternoon 80 u'eis,A
fhr services eflhr uSdvr thc snspiots az
she NasNnie tsdre
Nr aauiham he'd N,ed in 0rsaup
Cor ths past funi NsafH niNel ~ she
Time fr4nF manaErr Zoe enc NJ The
Taft Ranch siufea l.stel, ~ had been
employed hY tbe OfrFoft Nercanui,
Company
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

LONDON. Dec .. A dispatch fn fhe
Exchange TeioFragh Company from
Copenhagen sH3s
aThlip scheidemHrn. r0rlaiie' ieln-
o. - thf German rtiChFfaf neat wsff
viii ssk nf won tefhmann lioiins3.
the imperial chancellor afcoriing g.
news received here from Berlin n ihr
chancellor is wilkins ~ "Eife inipfma
tlon a. a. ihe conditions uu shi0h BE-
Wn.iid is Grady o. begin peace nsgeu-
atsna.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION

Joe iiirsch LOFT yesterday for Neo
Orleans Rhogc be- viii preside az tho
conference of Cotton states Tanker,
Goo pe held neat Monday and Tucsday
wade s Nichols lefi last night fol
san Antonio on n short business tfip.
D. Hunter ~ san Antonio repre-
scntlng the uiis Elevator Compan,
was in the city yesterday
/ No. "a Hopkins wife and dauruter of
7 NeV York spent yesicrda, ln the ,it,
They are spending the winter On san
Antonio.
Mayor Roy Miller leaves tonight foi
Washington Go attend the twelfin an
nuul convention 90 the National Xiv
crs and Hnrhors Congress tie expects
to return home on December ~
Edwin ilat0 and ~ 81 picton. jr-
lcr Yesterday morning with nr o. A..
Arnold for several days hunting TIP
on 81 Joe Island
W vs. Bynum owner Of the barge
z AfffNffN y NNNN NAN HAf"hNNNHA WN AMH
Monday near Port O'Connor returned
home Yesterday
Joe > NlA aud Joe Saunders len
Yesterday Tor "a several days hunt for
ducks in MulagordA Ray
j. g. wood ~ Victoria ". p Ben
nett ~ Cucrn g.. T.. Fack OF Rockpori
" vs. ifurd o. Abilene and y H
SPOTS ~ Houston were among last
nights arrivals az the Nueces.
Mrs a. iiarison ~ liranifordl Conn.,
~ in the city Tor q several weeks visit I
az the Nueces
Mrs G., J.. Buruhnm 81 sirion was
in the cty YESTERDAYS morning shop
ping
Joe u. Minor night editor f0 ihs
Caller lsst nieht returned from San |
Antonio whore be- spent several dHfh
Phone FOR rcscrtntluns we vill meet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
City News /: -:
/: i: in Briet

Ar ,wporiar, Wrestling Of hs NJ.
rccs county Medical ~nrfif wNl be-
heii tonight at fhr Council Chamber
rin nail to altfars zoo. propasai snf
% Nurcot county Hospital Nsmioru
~ hv County rommiasinnofs gnurt
tnd CTS Council have been lhrl;fd 90
meet niih the ph}Hnans
Many foosbsH ians viii issvs TO-DAY
Hoan osci iHc Hap fof fiufon be- wis.
ursH thr aftrrnnnn Same hstweer San
Antonio and siniun tilrh School rles
ems for thc rhpmpionHhlp 81 komh
Texas.
Tire South a,ufi Give Club viii meet
fhia afternoon ~ se vlih Mfa ~ a.
Matecr 81 her home pn Furman Ave-
nus
The Bafssr add chicken pc oinnsf
announced 90 DO uNsn trrfsrdag h.
iho women ~ ihs thnqiiaa rhurfh Hsa
been Postponed nsi nest TnafsiuN
The affair 90 bs r,-FoE probably in fbe
Jones hulidiur
Juan Moraiss charged WITH robbsry
vas arrested yesterday morning i1
city Officers and later in tire day
transferred egg ihs eauntF authorities
81 is charged chat on "Wednesday uigat
BE- watiafd Ysrquln Matincg and
robbed him ~ 90
Tive firsi -shssrssi - the Aryi, Che.
rut which pili Participate in ere fuir
tide FsHusei aiH d. hfia on TucHdaf
nirht ties. - ~ ths tpisoopsl farish Z
iiaure THo ec,apd fehesrsai aiii bs
an che niFh - FRIDAY December 81 /
ana ere nnai enc Tussdag nishi ilt- I
rfmicf sf 81 rinEffE hofh i1firs f
and gentlemen. sre urFfnih invited T
to aaali in fhs Hertsea ~ the FESTIVAL Z
hr participating in ihs chorus pfaf
Wallace Clark ~ uHy Use wg'oiitfs 3
hos been retained a. siroetHuf
-.
if Horton i9fi fee'efiHY 60 81rnu 7
. here hf vii spend aeFerpi wsrisf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

special rv'ss 70 hunters iasl,sias
Inn uiN
advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
SUGGESTION BY CLARKE

'"' aei'Htiun faNonas ths erection
m a municipal audiiof,nn, a s.lsi.s
.vnsreie form With ne proposal tsss
u. o''' issue a eau Cor AZ election ID
FN'' DUNES Co pnNide ihls lnrro,.
ih'pi How iaFge a bond issu. saa.,la
% soiea b. a matter mat viii he d,s.
.us.'' hl committee appointed ~.
ioriA' st ihe Advertising confer.ne.
h'la pa The Council chamhsf
W . lUif started the Ana.tort..,,
esii ruii'ns when be- said that az l..u,
q az least ftoeoa shauld b. ,rtrs
l'hn w star tom snd =. 81 Garrison
inl1Fd thsi zoe Issue shrald b. tiaa
~ - nhsi zoe auditorium uslfhi a.
'ucA q structure chat s uiH fof mss,
ss"ls answer thr local requirement.
ior convention BALL and auditor .ana
~ seuefai meetings. thtstncsis rit
t'frune Be- acfeei ihai in pfeist.t,s
Dec nHns q modern stage sseh as D.
"'eu iu the iafgsf theatres most O.
nrutIuuH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
JANE AooAms IS
RESTING COMFORTABLY

CHICAGO Dec. Aiiss Jane "a,
dams who was taken 60 hospital
Yesterday wes reported tonigh' 20 De
resting comfortably
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03
BOND UEEPROPOSED FOR
THE ERECTION OF AN AUDITORIUM

Committee Named Thursday
at, at Advertising Conference
will Report December 20.
On Amount of Bonds That
Should be Voted.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

Phone Tor reservations we vii meet
you inglcsidc Inn. p'N
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

THE ifsunuc, 90 fice 600 bonds Will
mean ON additional tak q ai.,at fet
vents pn the SOC Valuation d. n
polnird Out lbai ih,s b. such .mal.
sum Thar taSpascr viii elsds au.
hnritf he issue The buldlne ~ a.
auditorium means that corpas Christi
VIII secure NOR, conventions and dels
Fhies are good spendtrs white her. a.
merchants % the Sc, found oui last
wees durng thc rvachvrs Convention
A derniiv repor on th, Auditorium
project will bs Submitted at ciiIssiis
'nnitrcnee lp Dol held an December ao
Members of the committee Who viii
nsk the report arr - D. Lafasf iter.
man Noha " O. Pope Q. b Harrison
". G. bailey and Chas O. Coleman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03


caution in Tie construction ~ the
auditoFium proposed Cor Corpus ghrl.
70 lest % b, found wanfina boz lrnpsf
acoustic. b. voiced hy o. a CLARK 10
this clty in Rn interview m which Do
takes Tor rantcd the ultimate con
'umatiun ~ the project bsslur hls ap
umitiic view iu this regard upon thr
fact That the idea has she ardent sup
port ~ The local press Mr. ciafk said
When me twu daii.cs unite in urf
Ink a much needed Improvement as Boz
hs c1li Tor 30 auditorium fur Cofpus
christi DC is SURF 20 come qulokiy
Having ontr attended acr,iccr n
Tho MomNN tabernacle bon Sat Lake
ciif Utah. and aiso having noticed
be- wires strung acrors ths souih 3ie-
trict Court room Boz this cts, as we'll
an having On several instances noted
similar Nlrp dpNicta used Dos other puh
liC hulldnas He iafe cure f0r faulty
areouaiicH b. seems to mf nf time tn
oos out with rKescdinF csHe to ihe
construction ~ our proposed hudi-
torium that the acoustic prupsftlss
be ~ tho very best since this oiti
inns to have ths FsH best goinF in au
ifs public improvements
THE Mormon tabernacle b. reuuwu-
nd fur ifH superior voice suundlnf
qualities a quality that allows o. rcr.
son standing BOB any raif ~ ne build
lng Co hear as Ordinary whisper ut
tered lu any other portion ~ that rW
pHitheatrc. o. IH two hundred and mrs
feet lonF ny a hundred wide ana is
hfiy feet o. the Getting these figures
heing approximate
rhf drupp.ng ~ a common dsrsa gln
from n height II tWo feet 9n So two
inch pipe rain around The romum nt
lne end was distinctly heard By Nom
1ers 10 oar partY wh1 Wetr rufpuNrlf
So various psrta " the siis
,ioua Galleries and choir loft
"iiy research in Time CpVus CHRISTI
may obtain almost ~ eno1 qualities 30
lo additional r0sf WITH ihe present
knowledge ~ steel ffame ard plate
solk and ~ steel ,rfssinF an arch
Get may be found who could dcsien q
building ~ such shape and cnustruc
ion as 10 give uf such qualities ir fhs
De- superior afcnuniif
properties would Boz lihrf hr on atfmc
Son o. convcnfionisfe Corpus 'hflrtl
nas iurf az well have me beat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

Joe ". Minor. night editor for iht
Caller lsst nignt returned from san
Antonio whore De- spent several duyh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

Mrs G. T.. Burnhnm 81 sirton was
in the city YESTERDAYS morning shop
ping
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

Mrs ~ Harrison of iiraniford Conn.
~ in ih. cts FOR several weeks visit
al the Nueces
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

Joe > NlA and Joe Saunders len
Yesterday Tor several days hunt for
ducks in Muiagorda Ray
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-03

w vs. Bynum owner Of The bar
Pioneer which was destroyed hy q
Monday near Port OConnor roturnl
home yesterday
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-22

feed upon the tender sumac, and
tually the latter gives up the battle, and
its root system smothers to death. The
ROOT systems of apparently every other
bush, small tree or brier excepting per
simn1on and papaW snccuInb to the
attack Of the goats, and in the course
of two years the entire field is reclaim
ed for agriculture.
There are other interesting things to
be learned from the owner of a flock
Of Angoras besides their ability to clear
land. And 1t is evident that the bad
traits often ascribed to them have been
greatly exaggerated. IF a twenty-six
inch woven wire fence with three
barbs above 1t is used to incIose a flock
CT goats they usually stay within its
boundaries. care only being necessary
to procure woven wire through which
the goats cannot get their heads and
horns. A four inch mesh or less will
prevent the goats from becoming fas-
tened In the fence.