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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
COTTON TRADING LIGHT:
PRICES TURNED UPWARD
Small Shorts Covered in the Early
Dealings

NEW YORK, Dec. SO.-Lisht tradins
was the feature of the cotton market
at the opening this morning. January
showed a decline of ? points. while other
months were to 5 po' is l!gher The
tone was steady. There was some Wall
street. selling. but good shattered
buying demand absorbed all the Offer
ings. After the call this demand in
creased and resulted III further gains of
to points. from which level there
was reaction of few points on profit
taking. II was apparent that some small
shorts covered in the early dealings.
The tone became frmer after midday
and futures ruled from l3 to II points
above last nights close by 2 o'clock, en-
couraged by bullsh Southern spot ad-
vices The further rise in foreign eX-
change was regarded as favOring the eX-
port situation.
Liverpool did not follow our lead The
English market was due to come . to 2ia
points lower which showed advances
of y to points in all positions except
January February, which was off 2ls
points. Private cables stated that the
market was quiet but steady, notwith-
standing some liquidation in the near
options.
Rainfall was reported in the cotton
belt this morning. Temperatures We're
slightly higher.
Receipts of cotton at the ports today
are estimated at 5000 bales. compared
Aith 2s.3ii bales last week. G3. 730 bales
hnst year and 2O,529 bales i'm 1913.
Official reports from some Of the lead
ing spot cotton markets, middlnG quoted.
follow: Baltimore, nominal, unchanged at
12bc., no sales; Augusta, steady, points
up at ll.69c., sales. 1895 bales St Louis,
steady. unchanged, at l2.25c.. sales. nil,
and Little Rock. quiet, unchanged, at
R.13c, no sales. Exports for the day
were SS32 bales. compared with 3S.2l7 for
the corresponding day last year. Total
for the season today. 2,270.S52 bales.
against 2.44i,l35 last season for the same
period.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
STRONGER TONE IN COPPER
Dealers Naming 221a Cents-Further
Advances Expected

NEW YORK, Dec 3O-A stronger tone
is shown in the copper markets, with all
the producers and dealers generally
frmer in naming 22la cents n pound, 80
days, as their quotation. although there
are some small offers Mt a shade under
this figure There is n better demand
from wircmakcrs and brass manufaCtur-
ers in this country. who apparently are
in need of the metal and are taking what
copper they can get. The price is not
being considered in connection with this
business, but the buyers are earnestly re-
qucstng early deliveries
Further advances in the quotation for
copper are freely predicted in the trade,
It being pointed out that production at
present is not large enough to take care
of the demand with still larger consump-
tion in the Offering. With the turn of the
new year bigger buying movement is
expected to start.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Eureka PfDe Line Company. So PAYABLE
1eI rtslrY 1 10 stock Uf record January Il.
@ew Jersey Zine COMPANY, regular quarterly
Hfr cent. and extra 10 per cent. The regular
tiKiasad = payable February 10 To- stock of
I4Hn = Hnhr3larv J. and the extra dividend ls
nezahie January 10 70 stockholders Of record
1.zze1lher 81.
4tal Gated Gas and Electric Company. guar
I1fIt 4 - per cent. on preferred. nayabls Janu-
0Iz i1 . halders Of record December 81.
E44fz AHf ei4 Terminal Warehouse and Trans
IA4 coHuHuE IeEular month.Y - cents per
4I|zso' naNahie January - 10 holders OF record
3 STAR :
#sattHarf t-Rckaw1nna and Western Rail
~ 4 feetliar az 'e-lN ~ per cent
tII Fe'onHaae Ccup H. 80 PenrEy lvania,
~ ~ aiaHzf ~ r. tf efnt.. nav bic J.nu-
teet - r. 90 llsuary :.
sft EenErst has assiafed the :. 3 lar quar-
q ~ ehaff
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
TO TRANSFER $1,000, 900 GOLD
Government Funds Will Go to Fed.
eral Banks Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, Dec 3O.-More than
S7.OO0,OO0 will be transferred tomorrow
from the national bank repositories OF
the country to the - Federal reserve
banks, which henceforth are to act as
fiscal agents of the Government. The
money is TO be withdrawn from national
bank repositories in all reserve cities ex-
cept those used for postal and court
funds. The transfer is made pursuant
10 an order of Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT

LONDON, Dec. 3O-The weekly state
ment OF the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve in
creased el74,OOO; circulation increased
R2l2 900; bullion increased e3S5,0OO; other
securities increased G9.625. 900: other de-
posits increased e13, ,23s. 900; public depos-
its decreased s3,457,0OO; Government Sc
curities unchanged The proportion Of
the banks reserve to liabilities is now
p. 40 per cent, against 22.70 per cent. last
week. and compares with a decline from
34.4O per cent. TO 33as per cent. in this
week last year. The clearngs through
the London banks for the week were
e2Ol, $50 600, against cess, $4,000 last week
and E162 $4,000 last year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3O-At D. m. futures
we're steady. Quotations were January Febru-
sry., T.5Id February-March. T.55d.; March
Apfil. I.a2l5d.; May-June. T.i3Ld.: July
Augpst. 7.36d, August septeEber. 7o0l9d..
October November. G.JIiad. The sales were
10 900 bales Including 5000 bales American.
Spot cotton was in good demand at decline OF
points on the basis OF T.75d. for miduplands.
The sales aggregated 10000 bales, including
5000 bales OF American. The imports were 3O
COO bales. all American. The market for fu-
lures closed hrm at a net advance Of lO4ll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
WHEAT STRONG AS
SHORTS COVERED
Belief That Urgent Demand
Must Come Caused Fresh
Buying-Export Sales
Moderate

CHICAGO, Dec 3O-Shorts were forced
to run Tor cover when the wheat market
developed strength today and there was
also fresh active buying on the belief that
an urgent demand for American wheat
must come sooner or later This theory
resulted from the difficulties ontailcd In
Europes obtaining supplies from other
exporting countries cables from Liver
pool told of apprehension there because
OF the trebling Of war risks on ships
passing through the Sucz Canal.
The Improvement here followed fever
ishncss and weakness after an advance
at the outset vt ono time longs sold
freely and December dropped to sl.2lia,
against S.22Ss at the close Yesterday,
May to Sl2pa, compared with sl.2iR at
the end yesterday, and July to Sl.16h.
contrasted with Sli67s, yesterdays last
price. December cuGed at the top at
sl.2ia,. May only Il cent below the best
At SL27ia and July at the high T.lSss.
Date cables from Liverpool indicate that
the markets there had become very
strong. with prominent millcrs buying.
Export sales I'm the last ~ hours were
only moderate. Shipments from Austria
liza and Argentina for the week were cN-
peCtcd. Exports from the latter country
were estimated at only 10000 bushels to
be small. The trade was looking for close
to l,OOO.OO0 bushels of hard wheat to be
delivered on December contracts.
According to private estimates, the ac-
tual consumption OF spring wheat i'm -four
months has been l92Oooo0o bushels, and
the rcserving Of 25OOO.OoO bushels for seed
leaves only i5S.OcOOoO bushels available
for the next eight months.
Corn after showing casiness, became
very firm. finishing only sc. below the
top for December at 73i2c.. and at the best
for May and July at 77isc. and 7Sc. re-
spectively. Business was of an even
character.
oats were firm. although they wavered
n little at one time. December finished
at the best 4ic.. and May only isc. off
from the top at 4sc
T,.Jt,y f,,t,,r,y rpVycl us fpI1pvye.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
TRADING ON CURB
WAS MORE ACTIVE
Good Demand for Midvale
Steel - New Erie 4s
Advanced Sharply

NEW YORK, Dec. 30-Trading in the
market for outside securities today was
more active with the general tone strong,
Midvale Steel was in good demand, at an
advance of over point. The marine
stocks were stronger but comparatively
quiet Submarine Boat moved UP a.
The motor stocks were irregular. but
slightly more active. Chevrolet moved
in range of five points White Motors
eased off x on comparatively small offer
ings. Peerless Motors was down nearly
n point.
OIL stocks were generally steady and in
fair demand, especially New York Cali
fornia. Cosden Oil was active at an ad-
vance of Ia. Copper shares were stronger
under the lead of Kennecott, which moved
up p, Braden was up 4 and First Ma
tional "a.
In bonds, Erie new convertible 4s de-
veloped renewed activity with shorp
advance of 12i, although realizing brought
about slight reaction. Baltimore and
Ohio 5S were steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

Virtually all Independent tin plate
mills i'm the Middle West have advanced
prices to 1915 per base box, Pittsburgh.
Open-hearth steel buyers are Offering s35
a ton in Middle West, and the billet and
sheet bar market is expected TO advance
shortly British ferTo-manganese makers
cable an advance of $40 a ton seabOard.
The advance in the tin plate 50 per ton
to 1918 per base box of 100 pounds COM
pares with the previous price of $3.50 per
base box, the highest in several years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
TO FORM NEW AERoPLANE CO.
New Curtis Concern Under New York
Laws

NEW YORK, Dec. 30. A syndicate.
headed by William Morris Imbrle & Co
has purchased u majority (nearly alD Of
the capital stock of the Curtis Aeroplane
new corporation to be known as the Cur
tiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.
The new company will probably be in.
corporated under the laws of New YORK
State.
1t is expected that the new company
will have n capitalization OF s6,0oo 600, I
per cent. cumulative preferred stock 15O,-
900 shares of common stock, with no par
value, and 100000. 6 per cent. 12-15-1s-
month notes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
Pennsylyania Crude Oil Advanced

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 3O.-An advance of
10 cents barrel, to 81. 25 a barrel, was an
nounced in the price of Pennsylvania
crude oil today by the Joseph Seep Pur-
chasing Agency, Mercer black. Newcastle
and Corning also were marked up 10 cents
a barrel TO Sl.75 Cabell and Somerset S
cents a barrel. 10 Sis, and $l.63 respect
lively, and Ragland cents a barrel, to
- cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
RATES FOR MONEY
Franklin Company Cuts Melon

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Dec. 3O-The H. II.
Franklin Manufacturing Company has de-
clared 100 per cent. stock dividend on its
Ss00e00 outstanding common stock, pay
able December 81. Cash dividends for the
Qast half OF the year total 3S per cent. one
4f 10 per cent. having been declared for
December IL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

Bessemer Pig Iron High

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 30.-Bessemer pig
iron shipments abroad sold this week at
S2O.25, the highest price in eight years
Youngstown has no steel for sale In the
open market, and by valley manufacture
second quarter will range from S3l to S35.
Youngstown is virtually s. above the first
quarter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
1915 Increase.
Third week December 4. 81 100 26O s149 130
From July 1............ 2T.5G2. 100 1872 033
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
Third week December sl2sl S424Is
From July .....--...- &,6i. f95 itO. 6d9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
s1.151,OOO Gold Deposited

NEW YORK. Dec 30. Gold TO the
amount of S1.l3l,OOO has been deposited
in the Assay Onice by the following in
stitutions: Mechanics and Metals Ma
trional Bank, $4,000; Bank of New York,
S200 600; Canadian Bank of Commerce
1925, ,OOO; American Exchange National,
$50. coo. and j. p. MORGAN q Co. sII6.OO0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, Dec. O-HOGs.-Roccipts, I'd.
coo Market steady Mixed and butchers SEQ
SG.l5aGl5: light S5.sOaCGO pigs, $5"5S5;
bulk SG.8GNG.Gl.
CAT'ri. i.E.-Rcc"ipts i5CO. Market steady.
Ecevcs 81 IOTQ -: cows and heifcrs, S|,2IN
S.2i; Texans G5OHS 10. calves, SS.5OHlO.2'.
SHEEP -Rcccipts - 900. Market weak,
Native and Western, S3nG."o; lambs, Sb4O"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
Bank Increases Dividend

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 30.-The Exchange
National Bank has increased it's annual
dividend rate from Z per cent. 70 s. This
Is the second time in the past i've years
that the annual rate has been increased.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
To Pay Cuban Bank Coupons

NEW YORK. Dec. s0-The Cuban
Mortgage Bank series "B" per cent
coupons. due January /. 1916. viii be paid
on presentation at the office Of Keane.
zayas and Potts on and after that date
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

Owing to the high price Of gasoline in
Mexico. orders have been issued allowing
the article TO be imported free OF duty
into that country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
French Bank Loses Gold

PARIS, Dec. 30.-The weekly statement
Of the Bank of France shows a decrease
IN gold Of IS, 600 francs and decrease
in silver OF $4,000 francs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
French Rentes Unchanged

PARIS. Dec SO-Three per cent. rentes
were g francs 75 centimes for cash today,
unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clesTings tOlay compared with corre-
suun4lng day last tWo years:
1913. 1914 l9lI
Phlladelnhia SO ~ O32 SO sfT 20 -olidav
Sew York- 45g ea5 4t4 2Ss tS2 3f4 Holiday
Boston ..... 20. s2s.6l9 30.Oo4.2I9 81, 25S $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
Paris Exchange on London

PARIS. Dec. 30-ENchange on London
is q francs SO centimes. a gain of a half
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS
BAR SILVER

The price Of bar silver in London was 20
II In New York the price advanced Aalf a
cent 70 81. cents. Mexican dollars N0rs
quoted al AZ cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
ANNUAL MEETINGS

ILiE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANk
Philadelphia, December IL, 1915
The Annual Election tor Directors will be
held at the Banking House on Tuesday,
January IL, 1916, between the hours OF ls
'''' HORACE FoRTEscUE. Cashier
49, THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
49, the Stockholders OF the AIanufae-
turrFs' Casualty Insurance Company will be
held at the Home Office of the Company 025
Chestnut street tScyeuth Floor, philadel-
phia. Pennsylvania, on Monday, January 81,
1916. at 2 y. M, 10 hear the report % the
Board OF Directors relative to the incorpora-
ton OF the Company and all other business
transacted 10 date; to elect fifteen Directors,
Of whom i've are 70 serve for periods Of one.
tend to such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
WILLIAM II. CLOWNEY,
secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

Caspar w. Morris was elected director
of the Commercial Trust Company, at n
meeting of the directors held today TO I'll
the vacancy caused by the death of Rob-
ert c. Drayton. Mr.. Morris is a member
of the Stock Exchange firm of EllSins,
Morris & Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

The annual report of the American Ice
Company for the year ended October 81
shows gross earnings of S,6399Si against
s. s26,Ssl in 1914. Net earnings were sl,Si2.
91 compared with S1,SO2,4S3 the preced-
ing year, and net profits were Sj26, 1872.
equal to 3.5 per cent. earned On the pre-
ferred stock against 273 per cent. last
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

Kean Taylor & Co.. Of New York,
announce that George L. Barstow, Jr,
Will be admitted to partnership in their
firm on January l. MIR Barstow for the
last nine years has been associated with
Potter. Choatc & Prentice as manager of
their bond department..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
STATE ASKS PAYMENT
OF STATE TAX MONIES
-o0ptralior hshs Assisiants Of Col
Letters in Nssping fssas on
Cakh 8asis

Dos an effort in prevent 800 state
fnufn rufff un lfrdli hahlH ias state
comptroller haH addressed fo iiis taK
collectors ~ ihc stale H lrffsf asAlrg
'hat ~ convenient fnrs from Ume So
limo send in One nFs ar 500 ihnusaud
hDilafa ~ state lak manifr eUiirrfe1
80 % enc rfsf time ihai surh a fc4sesi
ms hrer maGr
The imfff from thr rHmptf4iier q
onts ~ when Was f0rFifrd Ffoifftaf
ht fuuntA Collector fdiVcl lai0ue
lHfi Hf ihis ssasnu of ihe year
THERE o. grave danger ~ fhs state
COINS un IL deficit whirh viii cnmDri
hunsaHds ~ reeuis a. aisenHai aaf
rants. Thls haa often nnuIFrsa ia the
isFf } am nutinus iu prevent if nop
snd wll' 8uuf eo operation frw that
His ea,f hf duue Nuu feaiH ihf oe.
leeflou - 1915 iafes fnaif Hnd 10 700
ran remit small Hmuanfa ~ this office
from time ~ iinis fpf the nesi ihlnF
or slsty days feel sure mas DO one
aiI have feason fo ~ ~ ihaf "fhe state
is hfuAs fur fhr State Ireaaufff a4li
hy able 60 continue payment ~ war
fsrfs when presented
g; -,u cen no' eere go e9e afna
$4,000 ~ tal sH nnf d. fhis send
fapoq u fop 500 aaprrn me five. sent
fioag
fuuf co-nuefaiion ln iris matter
eHl nnt oniY be- appreciated bf this
department. hui nB iht entire adminis.
frunn fhuugh nFssi 90 ai ~ iAr peu.
500 Bon rYrfy caAnff iH Issss b. fe.
reiFe warrants from ihs state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
BAPTIST REVEALS TO
START THIS MORNING


Thf iUa n-Htlai churches ~ Corpus
Chusn viii fnilai hruin an efapFa
isnr oampalrn ~ several aeets hnfa
iitu asi " y West ~ da DO prsaoh
lnR af ihe fifpi inpsisi chanh snd
r.f % d funfinri ~ csc rark hiefa-
Church Services viii hr Hrid eafh
morning at 30 aflofb sra ssfh even
iur ai aH 0'SlnUk sunday services
viii ha al a. aad ~ s'rissek
T0 iNr nrmbefs ~ aii churches ~
the oiis whether baptist 90 members
~ either denominations itep a q In.
gram the pastor ~ fne firrf iisrusf
chwrh ISSUES ihe following state.
gunnf
We hsrett ssieui a. enc npa aii =
personal inl liaiiun 60 attend nas meet
luFH We crave ihe Cooperation ~ 90
Christians ahD went o. soc iasi men
aHd women sea W. ore planninr
saf nne ~ ere greatest friifinss ram
paigns thai has esef came ~ auf riit
We wnni fa ffueh nnd help efeft
heart and hams sim me frnuenfe ~
thf D.sps 90 CHRIST W. rtape Fanf
HfHFfff ane sfmpafhsslf cooperation ~
tGu slar refpe ishi tiunr sna ~
iaiif siii give fuu . place % fie rfpit
n sou Ffuw bow fH 90 personal uuri
uhf we VIII hafe rs trpatas ln nna.
inr rlenif fuf Yaa So o.. va have
Riffh gffapnai irfiistian - rfaft
pastor end ~ s~si sore ~ win hspe
ihaif hsafff cooperation.
The Part Avenues yapshr Church
viii herir fhrif rafsiina aisa neat
sunday ard viii ran simultaneously
riih apra This Nili 30 acamdleg a.
previous arrangement This IL = hapnf
arrangement ard We trust u nlu aiet
bt fruitful q great gead a. both fhs
fhpffhes trd the fltF IT. kspsrsi Rft
y naftrfh "A fn nf1isf ffaiitsf
ssafh ~ d0iHa fiie pg-af hing Ifr ~
pastor af foftaais Tesan W. hase
~ more capable ana uasfhf lasfnf
thsn hfnfhaf nlssiofk snl fenRfalu.
ists an brethren - Para Aaefils -
hscufinF Kris eapatis minister ~ fssns
Christ fa Ala IN this esnpsiEo We
ihint q Ntl b. bsswifB ead ioqeit
for these Tee churches tho mother
and ~ aaaghfer % thus foss ~ ~
great sfenKeiisiir cswpaiRn ~ ibe
iasl a ouf ciif
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
SIXTEEN DIVORCES
GRANTED by JIIDGE
HOPKINS SATURDAY
coORr WAS eUsN rrsoUGnoUr
1At DAY sGNNRtN0 ret
riEs OF MARRIAGE
~ 81 " ths psttiers Cruel Treat
eesn, Mas ANessS-- Prcessaievs
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Nur.0r cnunp csuffs weft hf.'ksn ,ts-
tsfaaA When in iNe iAsIuci tNoar "a.
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tns aas hsNine ttfn rti aside Sci tl.s
stiiIna ~ inr yiNn dorkti rere,l.li,
i.4 heannk auth ca-ss fhtae so ths
ceulass sienird lsHa. seiaatlce are
nUeriss
SIS 81 iat cssrs Nrfe ufVarhs in ihr
natnv uf tht husband ehstN.nr in rtcf
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fef 1ly,nt Do. DHs I'd lhrsr casts. That
az . q lsaNfcnef ~ Nrsair Lawrence.
ths deerer vas Eisen lte Wife er hcr
cnuss atuon
Nq lhs remaiulnE ten Vasfs wherein
tNt frilon unianatsl n,.a thp wife
cilri ifratmeut HHa alRnApNmtHi Nsrt
Nifrd iH nfasf Instances Nnr vase tnas
W Mamls Fame w. ffqrF a. lame Naa
dismisset al niaNliWs e,,st rhr fa
lnWine are tht sNlcs W tht nieiteo
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
TWO RANCH WEDDINGS
carlisle Lorg ana Biask ia, w.
a'nas Occurred South o. ca,

Ahn"ungrmsnt is made ~ ta.. ...t.
ilnr fhai occurred la gasDa. onr..,.
'1e' -HHtat rhe onniructina nsrtI.. f.
r'eh g'nfnons heiue resident. III ,..
immediate section. thr er..ar.. t....
rfnmnsnf formers
Cooley Carlisle whose pia,s i. l.....f...
900 the Stockton anch ana AIS. uae
' IONS aIso resident uf that 80
iiNn we're maraed BOB fat bains 81 is.
Nriies cousin n this cin sana..
evening
W Hack "a farmer ~ the iond .r
district 4nA Mlss seawnn nasN. ais
"i ihni district were frisi ar Sun
at' mshi Ht ihs nNm. af the ersam
sister .r fh.s clts
At HUiH cefcmon.ea NsN "a d South
iaaf0f of tle La1Im district church
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
ACCIDENT NEAR REEF
Aaapito Casanova, Mexican Fisherman
Struck hy SAP Tram and Sus.
tanned Broken lee.

Asaplo caslnnta. NEWMAN fsAsi
maH. huns near tfe reef was sfnrs
30, sap uln bose might aud injured
his lrfi el heine hr0keh THO ar1-
dvni oasafoi anou as ocloeb nesf
thH reef ite uuln boIne doe noamnr
passenger Casanova ald tHHi nc uas
standing aear tho TRACES anJ itaf hs
Thought hc was safe distance when
iha rnsinc rnas~d however b. fetisd
ihHf hn had been standing ipo a'..e.
lIe was uruDk and thrown fnr eetrfai
feet frW tnr fif
Tho iafif iu"u amhulanae was .i-
el anl urrei iho injured maH fa Hr
Emerarr. Sauiflrum where bee $500
rten meH.si attention De- q
years uf aFe