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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
SUPERIOR COMMERCIAL
CLUB DIRECTORS MEET

SUPERIOR. Neb.. May is-Cspecial
Telegram.( 1.-THE directors OF the su-
perior Commercial club met last night
and arranged committees for the coming
year.
II is the intention of the club to rent
a suite OF rooms for club purposes. An
celebration July was de-
cided on. John Kohr. chairman OF the
amusement committee of the club, is to
have charge OF the concessions and the
amusements.
Ernest Bossemeyer was elected CORES
ponding secretary of the club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
J. J. ANSELMo is
KILLED IN RUNAWAY

ANsELMo. Neb.. May 1s.-Cspecial Tel
egram )-James Judge Anselmo die at
Whitman this morning as a result OF in
juries received in a runaway last night.
He left here yesterday to visit n son
living near whitman. and the accident
occurred on the way out He was one
or the oldest residents OF Custer county,
coming here in carly cowboy days. He
leaves a number Of grown sons and
The body will be brought
here for burial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
Nebraska
RAILROAD VALUES
REMAIN THE SAME
State Board Of Assessment Does Not
Change Figures Of Last Year
for Taxation Purposes,
TAX COMMISSIONERS HAVE SAY
cTrom a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, May is.-(Special. Assess
ments on railroad property will remain
the same this year as last, the state
Board OF Assessment deciding today after
Tax Commissioner r. ID. Pollard Of the
Burlington. and Tax Commissioner a. w.
scribner Of the Union Pacific had been
called to discuss intangible values as
made by the last board.
A condition existing in the assessment
OF the railroads which in the minds of
the tax commissioners is unfair to the
roads. They are assessed on everything
the roads own. and then on top of Y all
are assessed on what is called an in
tangible valuation for the benefit of
cities and villages. This intangible value
is supposed to cover the rolling stock.
but the assessment made In many in
stances covers more than the valuation
placed upon all the property Of the COM
psny, they say.
For instance In the town of Franklin,
the home of State Treasurer Hall, a
member of the board of assessment. Tax
Commissioners Pollard says the entire
valuation OF the road in 1914 is placed
at about $500. as reported by the COM
pany. The county assessor assessed the
road at the same figures and then the
state board added over $500 as intangible
property.
Instance from FairmOnt.
In the town of Fairmont the assessed
valuation of the roa dwas put in at
t14,954 The county assessor made the
amount an even $14s55. but when the
matter came to the State Board Of AS
sessment 1t assessed the Intangible"
property at S15,9Os in addition to the as
SCISSORS figures. In the minds of the
tax commissioners this is unfair and is
simply a donation of the road to the
village, a there is nothing tangible 10
assess except the rolling stock.
What II true of these towns is true
throughout the state in most of the
towns, to a greater or lesser degree, they
assert.
No Initiation, They Insist.
Governor Morehead objected to the
methods Of the roads In placing inflated
valuations upon their stock for the pur-
pose Of selling bonds Of the company,
but Commissioners Scribner and Pollard
explained thAt the Burlington and Union
Pacific did not have that condition ex-
listing in their stocks, and produced fig
ures which. they said, showed that what
might be true of some other roads. is
not true of these two.
The valuations this year will be the
same as last year and the total valua-
ton will be the same except in instances
where there has been an increase in
mileage. The assessment last year was:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19

CENTRAL CITY. Neb., May is-(spe-
citi Telegram)-In county court, Charles
Wisner and Charles Moulton we're bound
over to district court under $500 bonds by
County Judge Patricks Heaton on charge
of breaking In the home Of John stiles,
Union Pacific bridge wRtchman, two
miles southeast OF Central CITY. and
stealing numerous articles on an at
tempt TO make their escape they were
caught near Hordville. District court
will convene next Monday May "a.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
G. A. R. Commander
Addresses Students

KEARNBY. Neb.. May 1-(special
Teiegram)-National Commander Pal
mer OF the rGand Army Of the Repub-
pic addressed the students OF the state
normal in Kearney today. driving over
from Minden. where the state encamp-
ment is in progress. Colonel Tam Majors
of Peru accompanied the commander and
introduced the speaker. Patriotism"
was dwelt upon at some length by the
commander.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
Notes from beatrice.

BEATRICE. Neb.. May 1s.-(speciaL)-
a. B. Prindle, for the last two years
physical director OF the Beatrice Young
Mems Christian association. yesterday
resigned his position and will leave June
for Pueblo, Colo. where he will assume
charge OF the association at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton SCHNEIDER, pioneer
residents Of Beatrice. Sunday celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary n their
home in this city. They were married In
Germany May Is. 1865.
Charles McColery OF South Beatrice
broke his right arm near the wrist yes
terday while cTanking his automobile.
James WaXham, a resident Of Gags
county for nearly thirty years ana a civil
war veteran, died this morning at local
hospital aged q years. lie is survived
ty one son. William WaXham OF this city
His wife passed away years ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
MERCURY HOVERS
AT FREEZING MARK
CONTINUED from Page onel

Nohtiuueu from rage Ouesl
finger at a spot on his map marked
nigh" and located in the north Missis-
sippi valley, extending up a. rar as Win
nipor.
That IL the cause OF this cold snap"
he said Monday that high was in
nearly the same position and we figured
on Il movlnS off. nut instead OF doing
so Il stayed there and piled up higher"
Snow that began falling early this
morning at Ellsworth had at 70 a. m.
covered the ground and with a high
northeast wind has assumed bliEzardy
conditions, With a freezing temperature
the storm extends from Whitman 60 the
western boundary Ok tho state,
snow In state.
Along the Union Pacific during the
night and morning II showed about all
the way from Grand Island through to
Laramie, Wyo. In most places the snow
melted as fast as II fell, but in others
Il covered the ground to depth of an
inch with a temperature ranging from
- 60 20 above.
Along tic Northwestern there was snow
and sleet most OF the way from Valentine
west across Nebraska and into Wyoming
rs far as Casper. In many places the
snow was one-half inch deep and with
the strohg wind blowing from the north
west conditions were very blz1ardy.
The Burlington reported sno nearly all
the way fhom Broken Bow to Sheridan.
Wyo., NTH from one-half to an inch over
large portion Of the country tributary
to the line. SCOTS Bluff, Alliance. Bridge
port Broken Bow. Curtis, Madrid. st.
Paul Loup city. Pauline, Grand Island,
Aurora. Palmer. Greeley Center and Eric
son reported temperatures OF freezing and
below
Gardens FrOGeR.
Market gardeners in the city from the
bottoms around and above Florence, all
reported damaging frost, most OF them
asserting that it was hard freeze,
completely destroying plants and vege-
tables that were up and in the open.
Early corn that was up was frozen
solid TO the ground. and this was true
with reference TO tomato, cabbage and
other tender plants.
The gardeners coming from Council
Bluffs asserted that in the hills on the
Iowa side OF the river. ice formed to a
thickness OF one-fourth of an inch. Many
Of them are of the opinion that the freeze
has destroyed about everything in the
fruit line, with the possible exception OF
cherries, currants and strawberries
These fruits are so far along that 1t is
the opinion that the freeze will not in
1ure them materially. The apple crop, It
is asserted. Ia gone, The buds had set
and were just at the stage where they
could not Withstand the severe cold. The
same is true with reference to tho
peaches and pears, and It is believed the
crop was completely destroyed.
Rain and snow I'm Michigan.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, May la-RaIn
and light snow during the early morning
hours IL believed to have saved western
Mlchigan's fruit belt from serious dam
age by frost last night. Snow fell In
Muskegon. Jackson. this city and several
other points. 1t soon changed to rain,
however. and hope was expressed today
that the growing crops in most districts
would SURVIVE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
Celebrates Handredth Birthdny

STELLA Neh., MAY s-(Specian-
Southwestern Nebraska claims a cen
tensrian for on Monday Grandma Weimer
celebrated her one hundredth birthday
with a family party al tho home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel s. Weimer in Brown
vile. she was born IN Ohio and married
at the age 81 2 years. She came 70 Ne
braska and entered a homestead I'm Gus
ter county at the sge OF 70 years. She Is
the mother OF three children. two OF
whom are living. She has ten grand
children, eighteen rem
and one great-grandchilc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19

mon marooncd there. who said they
started down the Missouri river from
Omaha In a motorboat last Friday and
were unable 20 get Il back into the river.
II was found that the boat belonged TO
John Iverson OF this city and had been
stolen.
John Maurer. a blacksmith, accidentally
lad an arm broken In two places.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
Express Companies Must Pay.
Aroea Nan ple. In German,

AVoca Man Dies in Germany.
ANoCA, Neb May ls.-CspeciaD-Wor
has been received hero OF the death of
Oswald Baier, whose death occurred
about thirty days ago in Germany. Mr..
Baier was an old resident OF this vicinity,
having resided near this city for NUM-
Der OF years. He left for Germany last
summer Several children survive him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19

rhs Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
Barrett May BE Candidate.

Representative John c. Barrett Of
Omaha wa ga caller at the state houes
this morning. He said he was here on
legal business. II has been intimated,
though denied. that Mt. Barrett designs
to run for some state office. possibly that
of lieuteant governor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19

Totals ...-.e1s145 5 S.o5O4s s55.s45.O7455
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
phone Rate Raise Denied.

The application of the surprie Tsele-
phone company, which includes nine ex-
changes. to raise rates from 81 to $3.50
and apply county esrvice in Butler
county was denied by the Railway com
mission today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
Omaha Men Seek Contract.

William Kennedy. representing the Mis-
souri, Valley Marble and Tile company of
Omaha, with T. J. Dougherty and Ed ].
.oNeill, were callers on the Board OF oCn-
troll this morning to secure a chance to
put in interior marble in some OF the
state buildings now being put up by the
board. They we're introduced to the
board by Representative John Barrett OF
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-19
Marriage License 10 Omahan.

= A marriage license was issued yester-
day afternoon at the county court house
to Charles b. Johnsto nof Minneapolis.
Min. age IS. adm Josephine f. Pardoe
of Omaha, age 70.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

We'll well. we'll hook qhos here
fominF Iu frlm ~ sad nFaf
Tail ones. short onss thin and fht
an topped Off elsh . Uhits dack haf.
l,uud fof the nrasn1rs filled With slee
GOING o. Frworth- ~ -tiirsisfn.
Ihs Dallas gang IL righi on hand
Win tbsir Jolly hsppy hand
TRINITY flrsf Church. OAK lawn Grace.
Every one Boz HE pfeIsef place.
Sometimes dolnF tlisfs gill be-
When they reach kpNofih- - Ih be- sea
fei them come from nsar aud far
49, fad and bDsi and suiu car.
There's iaam fur aH and th.n come
more
40 uur tncHWpmfnf nr no shore
Amt % great that al the state
Can saihsf here and happy D.
go the beach az Epuofth - fhs sea-
White duct hats official DOE
Palm ifesrh suits minus cnst
icwcis barred. hrinE safety pins.
inuuefa Hpnen. aiso HDue guna
a. aei in ihs K-ms snd riaa Yeuli he
wa The crowd as kpserth iif The
sea
hum heHiis cnmlns sifh The crowd.
Sessions sure ~ them la proud
linsFills. tinEsHtille ksHFliy
VIII all camp at Epsofth - Tue sos
fhr iiaiiaH rHnF wil "a be- there
WIN pep md singer some iu spnfr
r"ri Worth 1--we ones ooming strsng.
hunaing their "riad hand aiang
Jacksonville and rsier too
Marshall Trnap and Louaslsw
" iii Joan the Esns on AuEuHt thre"
ior q IA ilEhi fids f1i ths = a ..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION

fe'e sullivan ~ ho Fa.ro ofc
~ N'nss'ilc is in ih, clN for tva
Ways star arriving YESTERDAY,
suase and Mrs Va 4. rerst,s ...
.n,ldren return a. thcir hnms \, 49,
city STAY in thc
M's'es hula Ntcheis and r,r,.r.
S'es'.''@n lett yesterday ~ ch.,,s-' =
w.. re.', ,,',, iAh millinery for N, Ron
nAf'ea hiueher AIiss Mr..
49,, ,', 's,sheFa iauchsr lea yesierda, ~
I ''es,'on trip 10 b. spent IN c,o,,,.. ~
80 SaiiforniA r'ncy viii h.. -,
''o'n me ely Tor two months
Na'as tho@e who arrived - a.
Ae Hotel Yesterday were. 81. ~.
$40, and Charlie Wiliumsn
1'n. * y sutton. Bal,an. Nj. -,
"'-'ss' san Ansenso, Dr, W. W. s,os,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
ls a Noprl.

The consiitutian uf enc United stat,s
rrinAiue tbs best tipc ~ written
consultation
u BE- brief bat s. riso remprrsrn
siNe, AMI nst q tine IT leeislation can
~ fonnd in Il, Tho executive power
- AZ csniercd in thr executive m.
lesielaiive pnwct - ai ccutcrsA la ~.
C"nstoSA The judicial pewer IA ali
rensefed IA The Judiciary Thcro I. M
division q responsibility oxerpt In 81
faf AZ The senate has a rhs,rk una,
,he Presidents appointments ana
sharss the TREATY .mshing power and
the President through Inc veto has =
check upon the LEGISLATION enacted bx
ccnsrese
fhe po~eis ne'eratra 10 me rndernl
authority Asc spscincally enumerated
The 'nhshitipne ul.en ths power 81
renxress ana 90 the states ane cloarl,
defined.
In spite AZ an the coafilo,s hatwryn
loose conetfpetionlsts aud strict con.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
OTHER VIEWS



Certain of Nr upnHnlprr of g,t.
mans haNr boon characterized Uf
frAr zoe tha semi authoritative ionsa
uf ihrlf cditannl ttuf,rri.ne AL sail
iuH thf government attitude rtu.
atafpm haH tho nHtaunfr Tor ttr ra,
nfunrui tbat 10 tltnH uf Dsnrosaiana
ia uui meet 900, nlau.r r.ar.n.. tt,.,
ran ho PROMPTLY diatowsd
Uurmiu rtNsrsp.rt h.af lvn,D ln
lhis ruuntr nni ai..i rr...t.t.fi, ,t...t
rd tfo th,,nr runIl .rrd ID. u..llt.
fhoueh uthrf trraf .ff.. .i.. t.,,.
their utpcn mndUrl nreaN or th.
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N''9'H'ln .''i"nh H INf nldrHi news
iN'l'i ~ '''t'N' 'H' ii' sunday edition
''" 'n. Niffti "rlaper iu
"i' worm iHNtNi4t if much moore
"'"''''', Ne' y i''"'''- i'r iie news srt.
Wv hithf HritnuA icptoHrnta The
.n'"N hw p'ith'F party tnr reaction
''f '"N-'''nNsen. nnd iH ihe MtUlite
army wi'i'rih lsnhai Anainaef b.
''''i'N'''" ~ "a mfn va" Hoi hiu n'WH.
i'l'' N'i"'Nh q" America u claims
!" n' n"ni'ai'i.in and la said Go have
had iuarked Influence un public st,ln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

When Mrs. Becker placed the
inscription, Murdered BY Cover
nor Whitman. on the coffin con
tanning the body ~ her husband,
she lost much Of the sympathy that
she bad won through her earnest
efforts to save him Governor
Whitman \ task was harsh. and be-
did his duty ~ be- was given light
L. zee fhe way
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
EPWORTH-BY- THE-SEA JINGLES
"A LITTLE NONSENSE NOW AND THEN

~, r..as A.fi,aslsis VIII ah hc fhei,
$500. Yoatasn snd iierclen.
s..t.n, kefruIir and iyalde
tn tn- curt 90 EpW0rih- 49, Ih'-7''
F,ris iaar guefo GoHai
rt.rna a bunch Nsi sort hf f1d.
See fnem smiling note ih'f ti''
Haend faf Eprorih -ih' SEQ
fo.f al fhere frnm Trsarkan.
sIstaer aomen and oue man.
-.,fus vacation surely b.
via have at Epwofth bS-ihc-nea.
tt.rss bunch from the ino Gmnd'.
Conains a. frui.f be- thf Sand
Brow nsslll,. Mission ana San l''n'''
rag1sd flf EpEorih-iil Tie rt'
orsnrs Houston. sn1 licaumont
y. nr..ier whss th-Y th,Hi ihff want
seaonaai neif them hui csHf h'
Ia. that 20 EpNurlh hJ Ties
Io,thar comins Ift a cinch
caupWood satifr and srn fr.nDN.
Tnese folks sou Will aiwhfs ar'
fn cumu af tpeofth.ii 3D. iAe sta
~ 100 ,hf arhfs I've ever Hrrn.
-as lHa asuE from Palestine
..rs nf tnem NIu flff tns uil'a
me, hsvs red mud on thrf ain'H
Utf hiaad Iu them fIrfr Hn"HIi N"
s.. ... aH.......t.fH N... TH.. IaHH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
INooRsGo AT HoMG
such Prooi a. Tha Should Cens,nee
Al corpus chrsti cunsn.

The public endorsement 90 q local
riiinch il thr best proof that cau br
prpdseed Nene better. none stronger
can tv had, When a man oonos fnr.
ward and tesiiflcs t. his FELLOW citi
sens. addresses his friends and neieh
iotn, spu WaA ho SURE ne h thofouEh.
~ convinced or he woald NOT DO 50
ieiiing ones cNpsricnce when a e fof
ine public sseod h an as 90 kindness
that should br appreciated THE ga.
lowing statement g.ycn q, a resident
~ Corpus christi adds one more a. ths
manl eases ~ Hume Endorsement
weivh are bqlrg pualishsa ahogt IA,an's
kidney Fills head a.
,. Lawrence. contractor. Rraan
Flats. Corpua Christi sAva. rlssar'.
kidney fills arr sae firost kidney med,
leine ] have eNeT uscsi Whensvor M,
hdae,s hecomc discricrvd ana m,
back eoshers me ! always uFe Deans
Kidney f1lln anst gct prompt rrlief
HAYS ervn taklng them for the past
tecntA years and ihos have at~aNs
stecn me thr same Satisfaction"
Price 500 Al all dealers. Don't
simply ash for kidneV rcmcd, set
noape kidney Pills the same that
Mr.. Lawrence had t'sxief- Nuhurn 81.
lTops- RuffaiN \ Advertisement
What's The matter @ith fteneer one
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

sifuctionists. she constitution has ncv.
~ teguirce amendments in any ~ a.
essential provisions. Except for az
alteration in the meihnd N cleciins
fhe President aud anuihrf alteration
in The method "a eiccilng United states
SENATORS The original constitution re-
m@iaH untouched The other -saetd
menis have added poWers ~ rom iddes
the exercise ~ powers bui they have
made no change iH ibs original stfuc f..
turs
state constitutions are forever un-
icfHalHR revision because they lafh
ihe simplicity ~ the Federal Htfie-
furr They 40 not center tho executive
poWef iu TIE Governor They o. MT
center the legislature power in ihe Leg
islutufa, ~ these states constitutions
are Themselves stuffed with iesisi-
lion. Tho Judiciary hes no clear char
trr
in the legislative manual ~ New
Ynfk fhf conaiifut0u ~ the United
States with ita aurnfationH. occupies
ihirty four pages. snd the constitution
~ Sew YorS with lia snnoiafIons oc-
rupies 80 naFrs ~ is uo esaeRem .
iiun ~ say fhat half NJ fhe Sew York
constitution BE- dryofad 90 matters
which ourht a. hr ieu unreasfcsily
o NE Legislature under ncii defined
restrictions upon Legislative powefr
Nusi state constitutions are framed
in disirun IT the Governor ~ the
LrgiHlnturr aud ~ the people them
selves in either words. thoy srr fran
ah iu diafruW ~ republican self sos
crnmont in that respect they afe thf
very HniiiheaiH ~ thr Federal cunau-
tuition Sew lufh World.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
PARAGRAPHINGS

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

Judge Bon i3 Lindsey has hcru
fined for contempt IT court lie
refused 90 ditnlge information
given 10 him by Il twelve yenr.old
lad whose mother IS charged with
murder Thin b pretty bad 70 bc
sure bat there are many things
wor~ morally Judge Lindsey.
than contempt Of eourl, and one of
them D. The betrayal Df conf
dcnce. so understood
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
srooknoLoERs' MFerINcI.''-

Tho annual mceups ~ the stock
hoidcre ~ iho Cnrru. Christi ou GAS
Mineral ana water Company WsH hc
hrid Tucsdny August inth. 1915 at
10 80 o'ciock a.. m. in the Council
Chamrcr nc thc CO, uan Cor ths rur
rosr w clertinr tifeftnra fag thr tn
sums scar aud transaciipg any other
business that may hr brought hcfaro
tho mceiing
q. > MAOMANVs. scrrrtar,. tetn
tAdNtftlsnmantA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

Liverpool markets. came BOO better
tiitn expected teinF diis aheBt points
down and only rrEiHforing decline uf
about q points ANA Vradully worked
np until b. wna unchanged e. e. half
point hisher than olo ciuss before nhe
tueuHh nniidn,
10" American mHfkrts responded to
thiH better FhHwIne ousnlng fu 70
polnts better than tht rrrstpan daA 81
cloHinr ha' aii nui nnid the advance
aud Sold oN tDn points dunpg She
Imoruine tpdinr
Adsloos shnNrd ihrfe had BEEN scsi
tered rain thotal i uut ihe Western
belt ard heavy uiins iu tho Eastern
belt AND thf trade boo Sew orleans aub
Sew Nufh wuH pruno goo overlook tho
unofficial Figures nf l9IO.1se from
Washington based uu tho crop csndi
t.on
liuwcver tine market finally closed
points hifher than thr nieht PRIOR
liyrrponl .s due ahuut % point law
er in thr morning
New Nofk pprn ii4h Low Chose
Dttnhsr HB9 ngl 4as 90
December aea 9sf gal sst.s
Tunr STEADY
Nrw onrans
pcnbor si5 si7 pos $40 d
nr,cmhcr Yt 4n Yss bad. 3
Rome quiet but steady.
liverpool
pci Noy tgs $50 ali sss
isn reb 6sg So si1 go
Tome Barely steady
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

rs hat uo SOFA do fnr ID Twins
NY wife takrf lu waahiuF
q wonder Is hnow ,onr wife
Nshr sas ono ~ the nou, sisters
which ons
"lfu,kis.
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'ilorc'H some medicine. mum Take
"a dose Ht 90 o'clock"
"Nes"
aud " You're NOT dead "a . 0p
% elnce take another dose
"fve "a Hrvtt mind 90 giVo you inh
lil ElNr tou work o. son can SHOW me
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'Surr rtn. Here it ia
'rhN letter saws that yoWfr low
Gown iiins dranken thicf ana that
7iinid ON. : gave you the wronr ioi
ser That must De- the one ms wife
wrote % hrf mothor ana Save M Co.
mail ilsreH my reference
WHY this reference b. dated fs5g
"reat'a tho last tome had bob
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