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Middletown transcript., 1915-05-22
CROP FAILURE UNKNOWN

The United States in its agriculture
now extends over so large an area sub
ject to so great variety of climatic
conditions that general crop failure
is no longer known. But as a r ale it
still remains true that for SINGLE crops
short harvests follow big ones. The
Department of Agriculture's current
reports on the growing winter wheat
strongly promises that this rule is to be
broken in the particular case OF this
most important crop. The acreage
planted was II per cent larger than a
year ago, the loss from winter killing
Is smaller than in many years and the
condition is higher for the season, with
last years exception, than has been re-
ported in more than a decade. Last
years wheat crop was the largest ever
known, and it sold at prices the highest
known in generation. 1t is the far
mer's great "money CROP" and as an
example of the consequences, 1t
brought to the people of Kansas much
the largest bank deposits ever record.
ed. Barring weather conditions wholly
out Of the ordinary, this years wheat
crop should exceed even that record
yield.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-22
FATE OF THE MURDERER

Notwithstanding the feelings of hbr-
ror naturally melted by the awful mas =
sacre of human beings, including help
less women and tender children, When
the Lusitania was sent to the bottom Of
the sea and her living freight with her,
there are some, far too many who at
tempt to justify the appalling crime,
Some, even, who applaud it. But there
is no doubt of the sentiment of horror
which has spread all over the world,
and which finds expression in stern con-
demnation. In time there is no doubt.
the people of Germany will look upon
the horrible wholesale murder with
feelings of shame that they will have
forever to bear the burden of this at
of savagery.
One wonders, in this connection what
will be the fate of the man who was in
charge of the engine of destruc ion
which brought death in awful form tc
so many innocent victims, and who di-
rected its awful work Will. he fee
proud of his exploit, or will the recol
lection thereof damn his remaining days
by torturing him with realization Of his
bloody imfamy? And how will he stanC
in the estimation Of even his fellow $ a
home?
Heroes of the war on land and sei
are received with plaudits and loaded
with honors. Will the people of Ger
many place the laurel crown on the brow
of this brutal butcher and welcome hin
with acclaim? Will they erect mon
ument to his memory after his death
Will any German citizen who has tn,
slightest sentiment of humanity b.
willing to take him by the hand, afte
the furore of excitement and indigna
tion over his ruthless doing has 81 ubsi
ded and acknowledge him as his hpnor
ed friend?
Far from it. TIE captain of this de
stroying demon will meet the fate o
"the man without a country He wi
be despised and Stunned by all goo
people. His position will be that Of tn
ficial headsmen in the days wien tn
axe was not only the instrument df tn
law ) punishment but of the deapot
savage pleasure or revenge.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-22
Needs More Business Methods

To prove that what the country needs
is more business methods in farming,
many of the farm journals $50 called)
are printing for edification stories
about how certain business men from
the cities have gone to the farm and
made it grand success by the intro
duction of business methods.
We are willing to take the statement
that the farmer needs business methods
in his work, but at the time it is impos-
sible for thinkers to understand just
how some of these publications can Re so
shortsighted as to allow their columns
to TEEN with statements such as we
find in some of them.
When we do we are led to the belief
that as many professional and business
men fail at farming as do farmers fail
in business, and some of the statemen is
made bring on this belief.
At any rate, if some of the methods
used as such as we read, then it must
be so.
Some business would fare better if
given the attention that good farmer
gives his land and crops.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-22

wish to inform the public
that | have accepted the
agency for the celebrated
Singer Sewing Machines
for this locality, and will
be glad to show you the
many good merits of this
machine at any tune or
place and explain, on
reasonable terms. A large
lot of machines constantly
on hand.
B. F. Gallagher
MidGIetOwn, Del.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29
Texas Press



Tho ~ Posse Times has repeatedly
and earnestly requested the federal au
fhuritsa tu remove iiusfta frum III
rasn 'aiilHF attention in the rifrum
sianres that hiH preHsnce Ho near she
border ~ on Invitation CO. hiuudsnea
ana violence through pnaHihie efforts
~ misFuideA Mrsieana to undertake
tho fu0ihafiY task ~ rsHcuinE hlm
from FDft iiiiss aa well nH % Ispar,
60 she peace ard anfety ~ that city
~ 81 cuffect in H. insiaieure that ths
did indiAu should De- removed 90 san
Antonio Nhieh mot only has the ad
vnntaE. ~ bclnF farther from thf aoF
der hui by MilY protected bY troops ai
fnY Sam iinuHtuu
A. tho case against uuefia be- Hel
fnf iflal iu Han Antonio iu December
insfr appfnfH tn he every reason Why
he should he Transferred Co that citi
aud none why hs should nui ii DO
hoped that the federal aufhnfiiics mnb
recognize the imperative necessity of
Immediately iaNinr necessary RctiOf
nsf.fs serious trouble rEulia Austin
american
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29
ENCAMPMENT GRAND
ARMY VETERANS Is
DRAWING THOUSANDS
WASHINGTON IS FILLED WITH
UNION VETERANS AND OTHER
VISITORS
VETERANS WILL PARADE


WASHINGTON sr.t eN rnnt u.r
/ iud nf fhs uinnd Arm, encimuurui 1a
rutvd tN runInn 90 aid ssmrlIra .
tne MOST impressive while tDe lt.H.
I dr nDt hisr, tu iuuilY W fho cn..n
+ erho Hn impirInsiN ra n tho JHNa q,
[ como Hfor m the wtrs. there ID m.r.
svuuine hcaF Wadnoa auuns U..u
I DAYS Whom the aged Nefnpns fro mt-
| ine hciY oid FRIENDS 20 the batirf.II.
/ and recuunfipe tho $50 stories anl or.
inns NJ fiftN wars tru ln ever, hHIr
I in tho citN There la IL constant nav ul
Z nrtrt frit EreetinE THEN fhefa au
thr disappointment when mlssins o.
cra are recalled ard fho thinnrb mm.
/ beers observe tho dwinhiine ga fto CIF
/ rir which WINS so uumrun.s years asa
| And thc eeoda hyes are fiiiri ai ,h.s
oncnmpmont with deep ferinr 60
there b. htiie prnspcgt chat These fnrn
&c the obs huttrfrlds viii ever mrri
I PEI natioual convention aFain
President Wilson Nhi Address fhr
srirfaua tonight and ihia pruml-c hHs
hroueht added thousands to fhc yu.
campmont hiU receptions wall hc
tsndercd thp Veterans hy thc cttens
ana enc government Tho commander
in-ehiet David D Palmer and repfc
acnttuNcs NJ tho patriotic soeiotits nIu
also speak lit Rev Alfred iitriIus
Episcopal iHshNp go WAhNiuston N4u
dviiver the inYrcstiou anh Mff VIM
Z NusselI paatot "a st iatrisk'H tatH.
oNc church will pronounce the berr-
dletnn
Tho Veterans 81 Manila ta, the mon
" ho fousht undor dewey are huiJme
rruuVu This wesk Cant ioseph ~
NoGungk. uatiunai ald -an.pHmp 81
N y h entertaining lstwr3 IS mon
"he cavalry Veterans Nuo arr tidInr
q I'M ivnus,lNania to tho Hncimp
mont will rekch town this afternoon
Under Major Jim stewart. thc men are
riuies their own mounts ca ihe ea.
component and arr aututted nst as
they view on the da1 they were mus
tered o0t They Will have a proniaeut
part in the partdF tomorrow
An eAaet duplicate tf a monster ttn
nsr stretched arr,sS Fifteenth Strset
ii,lm the Treasury uuudine o. D strcai
nfiY s.ara sao AZ thr 1mud Review
vii 90 stretched asruss thg same strgst
ard she lsarsde - taniasnta viii usss
under d.. Ttv Norls cn the hammer
arv, raere IA onc iebt this naijrn cam
never rgnaN the ons 10 owes 90 tho ie-
fsndsls ~ tns Union 4 tluculn
fNftS Ncars aGo when tho f'oss Ia laue
rorhcd unaer The BANNER they read.
q snd cheeresi Tomorrow thrN VIII
49, a duphcste of thc tribute 10 shviF
services
Tho Navy Department has provoked
an rNgslivut pas2l sl-sctteie Tor ths
euramHuent f1esen war Vcsscls most
~ tcfpe,io le'at deetno,evS. ert syrtas
eiit In tho l.atetoae rhc~e vessels arr
illuminated Al nlsht. Nisilurv arc al.
loeNd neeera ipeleaae and atisir,,en
sssi rtaas " IN uranN Nrsny men arr
aEionx 1he Sussss Aboard zach DAY
An tnser~sl$nx arrauE smsnt Tor The
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Americans VIII be uuieh % recognise
the fetf great part that Ambassador
Won ilernstuffr has played VI these no
A"tiAuons, aud they viii accerd him
tat credit fer the priceless a.rvics ~,
hHH performed What w have called
ihe Herman propugaudA ln this ouun
lfN was mistake. a did mot prsinots
friendship. ~ aVwed tho rrods n dis
Wusi ana resentment Count aon Nsfe
siuit "a moW piainN evident has
pat the truth before his government
With unmirtakable pialnncss lle has
told hofiln ~ the deep ana universal
teeilnE aroused here Ny the destfu.tlon
% The l.urisania and nf the Arabic he
Mas made hts Influence fvlt he has
n"''reaed ~ eflngipg hls eovornment
10 $50 what he saw. 90 understand the
sentiment ~ the American peapls. u.
shsfea la The triumph now won NeW
YORK Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29
OTHER VIEWS


Chinese noy's Ideas About rorsionsfs
Japanese UuatHnr Hfr nearly fHe
same AZ uur rountrs. nl, ihrf iuss
clchuneHe aud also fond ~ nwimminr
The dcfinan peuulu no love ihslf muua
ttcho thn' every mufnina they q,
nothing bat fusnb their mousinrhe
Tho HngliFh uuillora plns football ot
cff dAb but the well educated peupis
are fond uf tennis Tho Americans are
% country az much interest They hr,
famous fr thrif hasotali aud aanrinn
fuehs Wins and iapiandcrs aH have
ifif clothes on and are NOT ao wia,
as French. etc, that they are hirea
Coz Wnitefa SUD slaves
The Americans arr quite oloan iks
sho Japanese ana aat sisan faced b,
they have ltilc iimr tr catch iA Am.
orleans take thelr Wives whenever che,
travel Most 81 the hufapcans haN,
noards hui tho Americans shave ever,
dey
Women nf America hind their waistr
very urhtlY vo that The short cltram
ference apusar There hsp two ,ofs
wonderful customs that h. the ,hlnes,
women hlHdlns their frci aud the Ton
oirn women hludinE ihclr waists Nsgh
~ these customs Us had hop,
chlnoar nnd foreign wumrn abandon
thrre ruslomn Aiuo American mon
have strange custom 10 ~ mgh under
she chln with very hard cloth witch b.
eailed collarH
lnesses aud ornaments are exceed
lnnlN Rice la America The Enailsh
nave no means Ia tina, bat their eooU
eating BE- much mnfe extensive than the
Americans Wurld outlook.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

cue ~ the most influential news
papefs 80 swsnos Aires has rccenilN
Published an article calling the attsn.
tinn " American sNpoetegu a. a matte,
which - " sreas inportance ~ con.
neciipn With the present ,ampalsn ~,
South American sradc and witch Es,es
emphasis "a much 81 the cUfnment af
faulty trade methods ~ the llnrraa en
foreign ana nom~stie Commerce The,
point out that a. Tho Eurs,psaa canfi,,t
Is prolonged the United states viii
pfesahly continue Ga strengthen aud
rNpand the vfinmcrVial position which
me force ~ circumstances has causr.i
the eelirervpt countries 10 abandon
They then contluOet
iris Nuspicsuus situation f0r Ameri
oan trade, however. win he out sranat .
tiers u they dn not take pains 40 c0n.
solidate these positions IN poch a man.
DER a. 10 enable them suceessfnilv Il,
meet cssnpesi,l.a IN shs future. n ga
the one hand. circumstances aro r.
cliliating tho cNnansson ~ American
trade tela,doaships they alsa Involve
on the other contingencies which win
have 10 be faced when ths Nations ID
present In arma take no again their
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Present iisnraaniRoi conditions lea thi
world ~ International trade and finance
dfef AN unusual opportunity fur push
inr the American dollar % tho fore
Tho federal rrsvfye board has iasueo
regulations that are Intended io mak,
Dc easier for che United stntea aud ir
financial machinery CO. handle th.
haukinN huaiutas connected with fn,
foreign trade of This courify
American International transact on.
arr ~ vrrs iarNr volume America
supplies ihc world with cotton iici
export huaiucas in wheat and boo Mum
erpus either artiDies VI trade is cnnF
niuus
Hut THIS huslnesa normally b. hand
iod hy the british rxchansr market
aud british hanks
riie way has demonstrated that es
srV nauan rhnnid 90 reasonable cN
tent hv self susiainiHs rs bsH proved
that white All PARTS Ut the Wurld as,
dependent oB al the other PARTS. set
that na psu can safely depend iou ~
oiuaiNelS on the others
lAok ~ American shipping 40 The he
riunina uf the war Wac great htndi
cap a. thc sale ~ wheat and cotton
Lack VI American dsestuff production
has he,n srrluus drawback ta uuf
textile Industries
New financial facilities werc pfo.
yided hy the federal reserve legislation
These aTv DOW helms made available
thronsh new reEuiaiions 90 thc RESERVE
board This country would thrn he
in position tn handle che nuhneing nf
~ own export trade
The duilaf 10 cumlnE to the front
The pound mara and frame must hook
90 thuly honura Dallas rluivs Uefala
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

cog1nefsiai and iadirtrlai atnslfy
"Ths pnsltion - ths rulted ffafra
todaY does net result primarily ffou Hs
awa sffori1 ~ initiative agd fhe pres
en- ebn.ymsi stats ~ affairs might In
dgfe Americans Into tho error ~ beiles p
INK that they have no aefasian -
sharpen their gudFmenf ~ - display
spefiai commercial aptitude ln order ~
conuuer derHltaiy the positions they
have obtained The present nifuaflon
viii BE- neither LASTING nor tenabis 1u
lens Americans nodifF their systems
~ sale ana supply. hayinr serard 10
reciprocal convenience. They ought 10
model their methods On those - the
countries ~ faf9i.e. Offering ihe same
advantages and a9hptlnF themselves
a. ne eEegsrfies and The pecliIdfiflss
N the consumers Whcin they supply
Thsy need ~ create an aimssp ssfe
which viii sscur- shsm n preference
u in Nuaiiy pointed quf that one ~
the chief 1hsfnrie ~ the psrmanense
~ American trade gsina boz foHfh an
rrIfH when me war is over lies in The
fafi that nv present increases are
largely beiur secured through local so.
fop.sn hausea 81 Intermediates end
mat On those aFs turning ~ Amefl
can sources ~ supply only provisional
~. they viii naturally when conditions
have aaaiH her0uH normal sndeaF0f
10 resume their former relationships
While some ~ fne statements made
10 ihiH article may possibly bs over
drawn. u seems evident that ihsy c1n.
tain very ronsidsfahis amount -
truth. ana that manufacturer and es
pnrtsrs in thia country a. whom they
Amply would 80 Nsii in RiplnF them
consideration Commerce IepuriH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

ur pHmhh must so Any diplompt
regardless uf biH nationality who cnr
mot Observe the rules ~ international
good conduct whsle accredited in ths
United states who niiowa hia psrsun
a. prsjudicea ana she intefrHta nt hii
country a. Influence him in hiH ofr
Diai position tn carrying ON activities
detrimental Go the dignity 10 both IN
American government and hin w. has
w. place in tho diplomatic c"fpn si
Washington Whrihrf nr uumhh ws'
ACTING endcr his usn Initiative ur ON
der INSTRUCTIONS froin Vienna mnAe'
nn difference go must ru pHlf f
The latter eHse tho United aiattf
ahoaia domaud RON npoloEf frnm So
onua before uormiitluN another Aut
trinn enVoY to be- landed un American
tnu Galveston Tribune
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

iileh oN the r,sof ~ the four wheeler
Was piled most miscellaneous coilcg
ilon of iasKsEe SRNaErly the cahmRi
bad tnilcA az his tasK. hut Il Was enae,
AZ last Then iadot hstls wVmai
eaine cut ~ the houss ana eyed hei
cherished belongings rar q moment he
frfr rricftnK the vehicle
sure. Nau'Ne gpt every, mtAm
asked The calhy. with sarcastic polite
ness
eNes that's all wan the reply
she eAhman EiAacel hlcA al ihs
house A. he remN rke,i "Serms pate
don't ~, a. leave 1ae doorstep isiv
egpooi Mercury.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29
THE EDGE or VICTORY.


The deadlock la the West was
principally a ayinbol 81 inseiion
II no longer exists. The French
English and Bclginns have made
gains over a Wide front II, Ia the
course 81 their offensive, thoy are
able 30 compel o Withdrawal ~
German forces from RUSSIA, and
from the frontier of Scrhis, they
will achieve a victory that will b.
cumulative and for reaching in its
effects for ihe Russians fight with
determination, persistent M every
point They are never slow to take
advantage of any slight opp0riun
~, and thcir toughness OF fihor
is best proved by their ability 10
accept defeat and 10 retire without
losing Heart
From the military critic . stand
point, the Allies have BEEN sur
prisingly rcmiss in one particular
they have not timed their move
menls 10 best advantage Between
East and West there has been NO
effective coordination of effort
For this reason. Germany, with her
Incompatible system Of railways
and her quick seeing leadership,
has been able 20 mass forces on
either side, hardly fearful of re-.
suits Ia the lhenlre temporarily
qliesceni. This conplaceney uf
mind specially related 10 tbs West
whore the deadlock, so.called
seemed 10 have hccome q habit.
English successes IA tho neigh
horho0d oI the l.ahasse canal. east
OF yermelles. OH the outskirts of
llnlluch and ut Looal French sue.
ecases north OF Arras. a. Souchoz
aud Anhcf.se. tho capture at 20.
600 OF the enemy, along with g
pieces of heavy artillery aud IA
quantity OF miscellaneous MUM
ilonsi the check offered the Grr.
man forces by lvanoff m ualicia,
aa ihc Increasingly stubborn &C.
slsienec OF the Cars armies la
the vicinity of Riga aud Dvinsk
the advance of Italian troops 20
within small gun fire Of Trcn, and
Trieste the announced delcuni
nation of bulgaria. 10 remain ncu
trail these facts, net momcnlous
IN any one instance. amount io a
great deal IN the aggregate, for
they prove new condition. " not
a new, generally anticipated policy
OF oiionse. IN every way, Ger
many. considered IA a military ca
iiiy. IS ahead Of It's opponents. la
every way except onss ii lacks
enough raw material men aud
stuff for munitions to determine
the issue of the most mcroileSs con.
test that has ever sullicd the hts
tory OF civilization. Man for man.
Germany IL the last word ia ~.
fcciiveness the perfectly adjusted
machines the forcc that moves
with the minimum of friction and
the maximum al result
u is Idle, We believe. 10 say that
The new offensive marks the he
ginning Of the cnd. Germany will
make quick shifts. realirnmcnts
bring into she field every ounce OF
reserve material The onrush 10.
ward the German border will he
stayed, whatever the cost. Hut. IL
the cost Is great, the Allies gain
douhly. They prove that atirition.
varied with irregular assaults on
a vast scale, tears gaps ia the Ger.
nan treRehess that il Is best TO
make haste slowly, with systematic
consultations OF every foot ~ ter.
ritory taken.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS IN
pOMtsOM.

ST LOUIS. Ale. sept - TIE Ms
rouri state rally ~ Nepubllcan leader,
has hrsusat to town thousand psn
s'clAns who manifest enthusiasm wv,
the oaueok IN state and natt0n ~
isepnhlican victory THE state com
ins,sea y ho1atng an All. day meeslng
ans tontxht, monster banquet mni b.
ssF-cd AZ the Planters Hogsa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Although United States troops
are too moral a. munkic with Mes
leo, they soem to he killing natives
of Haiti with pleasing aud effect
i've regularity somehow, il is dif
iicnit 10 reconcile rhis question oi
International morals Why Is 1t
virluous 10 spank Haiti aud To- be
spanked by Mcxicof
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Excerpt from sermon. printed
ia the Houston Post Horns.
hoofs. spiked tnil Of poets and art
lists, are wrong - Yes quite Evo.
luton has changed the spelling Of
their tales.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Owing 81 his failure 10 keep
open the railway from Vera Crus
70 the City Of Mexico, General Car.
rama may not be recognised hy
the Pan Americans, This Is a yari
aiian OF the old. old game lie
loves ms He loves me not.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Scientists claim that The growth
Of finger nails indicates health We
don't know about this We do
know that their scratch indicates
energy aud the ability 20 apply H.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

May Irwin says that women can
laugh their way 10 suffrage We
admit that ihcy have a laugh con
ing There's nothing more anus.
ing Than mans efforts 20 keep
them from sharing his own polii
zeal hlundcrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

A hen al the Delaware College,
Newark, Del, has established n
aew worlds record for eggs, ;ay.
ing 2s7 IN $50 days. This shows
what higher education does for the
progressive chicken.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

China considers returning 10 the
old monarchial system Ut govern.
ment II will mike no difference.
The real government 81 China irn Z
Chinese
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Austria has deci'led 10 recall
Ambassador Dumba. This u wise
The tip Of the boot ~ getting 1T
tie nervous.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

The Balkan situation II still y
mystery, but II would be- more Of
a mystery II II wasn't
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Lives Of tadpoles 81 remind "a
as we scramble orr life's hogs
that the tales We ,cnye behind ~
turn our faucics into frogs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

"Surc Fat. ana soon Vel have 81
srit on one hands MD an eSe-dropper
0RKoNir.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

When q man Is excessively care
ful Of his honor, II u fairly safe
80 believe that he hash 4 any.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

The professional dancer succeeds
in ratio 10 her ability 20 dispense
with other ornaments.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29

Headline "POisor and nerve
tonic mizcd with disastrous re-
suits " They usually ctgne ready
mixed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-29


iichari liardinN imtIr HH altIns
about GERMANY.
ahr seems fn ne ha.ne Hrr nuH
Naf nDN le aald doulffHN uaf 30
course Hhc viii Ne uNtri ID fHt DHi
fur ihat a what ua QatIsuge in
frnfr declares
Nuf Germany even f .fHf N.U
hf hard fo manage NHsfrfHH
fhHf NefmfnI MtnrIur o. IH Hf
nnr Indemnity viii tt th. .IH.r .ffH
rope for thr nrti crntur nH h.ii
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