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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06

~ith ne = W hoandafy uhe " yAmc
tfaci tN lhs West CORNER thence with
lhe West roNntafy ~ same o. ibs ase
creek lhsntf a. iho y " point ~
ths llnm Nlaff penius,da on ihs mar
nin ~ cHpUs chuui nay nrt ths
lAFune NAaTe e. ths pisee ~ hcsie,
"a * nsa- snt a " riurr arr nrrr
~ epINlHtea a. iuiees " taiH eie,fihn.
ans they shan neicet such other Judges
ara clerks 30 arsioi iH NOliiha Is. and
snid election shall ft neid n tiie mans
pf prescribed i,st hoiasne pthcf clcc
uons
A,er' mkle person Nhh has attained
ihe arv ~ twenty ane wears and s,iut
has risiasa Within tho Hninr W enc
erfitaft hereinafter acsclined fas nn
inorths nost Hfrcr,iias lhr dates ~ said
viectioH. ana - = anaiifiuA eiet.nf nH
deF th~ Laws ~ The ii,atp. ami frdu.
ho,d.f IN raia iinur isluff Votlng i'fe
tlnti No Ne, shall ~ rtnitlrA Il ssbtt
at said uirssiup on ss,h tifhst the
voter must write. - caurs a. ~ writ.
ten ~ printed 'ffrf tns atoek saN' ol
Against int Steck law
Said rlsfsiun VIII D. htid in rufsu
ance ~ a petition fiicH W4fh enc rieit
IF the County ceurt ~ Nu.ccs cnunis
reNns on the etn daf ~ MAY. A..
ieit sna an onifr made D., chs tpN-
misFi0nrrn Count itsrton on int tfth
daY ~ May. A 10. 1914.
witness ms hhnd tho sta' ~ thr
cauut, Cepti ~ Nun,es County. ihls
iith dsN ~ Me, a %. 1913
tssail wktrtu y TiNON. Conn
Icy Judge. Nperss COUNTY Tease
fAdyarlisrment1 tsiN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06

property ~ W g, Hardin. rbat a.
fenleni 90 asAslne tho iqa,u,oeg "a
faii iNv lost AiHNe dosstihcd naita g.
che fui release - tAsd Niani, Al Jones'
aph hHoN lpnsr and thssrh, defendant
dlh ireensp nahls sn paY said TIVE lasl
a'aNs deeefitea nHtrs IA shit Hardin
FNst nfefndsni Aba an eothfp "a the
reasonable value ~ 90 soo Dol consist
hng ~ real and personal pfa,rrf la.
Gated ~ Nuerrs Cnunt,. Trsan aHd va
thef ropntiss THAT 81 Jnnn III isis
urfcadtni aNHn1oned hle iH44fffs aad
hurlntss ana his vhtrahuuts ~ nov
unknown. That AZ ihs time "a Ma 81
rariura defendant owned anNrssimatrs
/, faa.Na % which consisted ~ plum
lreaf, NOTES ava opcn scepuutr ine and
sAahlr Co. NaflOus ava snnagi pestuns
thai riainur brings thlr auit Or tho
benefit - aii rrainglf ~ inr said Hla,
neN Alien Who ma, deslrr 90 inter.
Nrhs ana a. tiN boz r0nlfY fag the
purpose ~ having a. tefeiNtr nppaint
- ~ take thafFo ~ ghp atssia aii,f
prosperity hplanaihg a. defendant fef
the Frbecshan - saiH creditors i'lafa
iiff rsa,s 10 HE rsuiion for ms np.
liiufment ~ 4 tcftiYef 81 fake shArRN
" 81 ~ Hfff| IfHl If'ffH fNN N'NNNWNfft WIN
fN'i peSef W ubuaHp ,ontrei and ssli
same under ORDER az Ceuft ~ mtlsfsc.
ilan ~ the desta ~ creditors ~ de-.
tenaaut THAT the count efsni a srn
ffal uf,ief Yenuirinf all creditors ~
sidney kNse 40 irieYene in this puii
"a establish their claims
therein Fnii Nei bat have before said
Court, as ~ aforesaid nrsf rraulag
srirn ihis writ ~tih souf rgil,H ihefe
on thuvtnE how Ype h=fs eNtrutrd tht
same
witness . parnfria IT, rlefh nf
me iHftfici Court " Nnefea ct.uG,f
Given undaf ~ lland and me sosl
~ said cobfi 10 nfnoe in ynfpus chfis
90. ihia ths ggad dsg - May. a - 1915
q huNtNflNl.n Dr..
f'irfh District rouft NHrrss County
lssnit
tfut cors D rUfiift
A. % WRIGHT. HheuN
Nnegep s'aunff. TerhA
a. "a NEAiiMrp, flsrmy
fAdNfftffsmrnil 800
-.
Normal stsiefif arr offered hall
rates for huihs and hsfhInr "a the Nst
TuiFf ttfert ADV 5ai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06

Noiics IL hereby rivsn thar IN slsc
ilnu vii b. nfiG az the echoolhnuss ~
iifiRhfan ln finur hiun voting i'ff,
rinei 81. 10. 81 tunass Counts. fess-
un ihs 2ffh day ~ June. a ~. 1915.
fof ne pufrnre NJ ALTERNATING whether
hnes. sheep ana sflaif siiafi b. parsili
fed 60 ron si large in eaid Fiasr ninff
voting rfreinri ho al tile aald Finuf
itiuff Voting I'rerinci No. 20 embraces
ihe f6iiosiur described territory. Co..
Will fs,inr an ~ iianre faland u Hs-
ecea ~, 'uiY. and psFinrinf ~ ihr mar
rir n iaFsna Maarc ~ tha sonyil
corner - ifscf - land reftiuniEse by
the I'raas Land Rpd Cattle Company
and besnF a part - Flour liinff sud ~.
rinsi Farin ard 0srdrn tyarts thenc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06

rlir arArE on TTNAR
70 ths sheriff ~ RhS Constable ~ Nn
ttrs tfn. gftrflnF

rIir STATE on rrNAR
70 The sheriff ~ Kh4 Constable ~ M.
eees CSC, orocsinK
Won an hrsrhN commanded W fusn,
mott Sihne, Alien b, mahint pnhtiras
uen ~ this Citation unor 10 rarh wuoh
ff fnnr successive Naota ptci laus 49,
ihr return dsY hereuf ln Some nsaA
paper putishea Ia your County. n
there 30 nswtrspsr paiattbda thsrfih
ut n net thea in ann nrusrppfr pui
lshs3 in tho gsih 1pdifiai Dlsttirt, nuf
h there ho no neetpapsr published lisa
aaid indlriai nitlfict than in nsNH.
nspff nntiiehed M the nearest uisiFigt
a. sasa esth indhial ilisulrt a. arprai
M the mort reFuiAr term 80 iAc nis
tnei court ~ &urcra ruuniy ~ Nr
baiden ai she tuift tinnsf fhrresf lH
Curnus Chriail Texas o. ihr first
Monday ln September a D. 1918 fit
slinr hrinR she eih day ~ September
A. ~ 1919. then ASA fhrro 30 answer
a rsliiNn flind 81 said cont gn fhs
isth dsY ~ February a ~ 1915 ls e
'nni Numbered 90 ihe darAei ~ aaid
Court Ma ag1a 9irun W Vi 1unrt "
Plaintiff ana sidury Allen ~ Iitffn
don't and said psisiinn Aiiffins That an
fhH lHi 1sN ~ huf emnfr. iFif ihr dos
PENDANT rKecuttd and orilpsfsH g.
rlalnUu tWo prWasepfy nuHrr Mo
ifne ana Twa. sid Notes hstrf for thr
sums ~ fi.fftst and 1895 a. rfappc
titsiy, bath hrafiur Interest ~ ere rate
~ eifh pss cent per snnHfa fr1m aaie
ana both sflIaiiatinF m attaIae4f ~
~ Ten per cent tho said neirp nelnf
rinurd ~ dsfsnaani. that plbiniiff Nns
placed said notes 81 ihe hsnds ~ fnsi,
attorneys lli~b.fF 4 stoy lon end ION.
lfacssd 80 pay ihnng ihs said irn fsq
cent Ai'9fnel't fee pfo,ifsa ~ ln SAD
NOTES tifai iht fuii amolhi ~ pfiact
nsi arfrpsd Interest nnd attorneys "a
sald naies are iunF past aue ana AM
uaid That said naffs vefe given 80
secure tBs parrhans money fof ne con
feBancs ~ tho fs4iIoelae ds@f'fii'sd fesi
rsshfA located lh = a.efs County Tex
Az. ana belnK 10 Na ia ard West
% fsei n fsif 80 49, if iilofk i4H. n
flle storpus li~arn ffefsi Nr1ifion ~ fhf
cats ~ gaf9ia Christi Tssas ~hirh
said properly w1a conveyed ly BinDie
n JONES ana knos done. o. dffsn.
Jaui ana So tsld deed vendors isjr
Nas retained 90 aaig land a. aerufH iho
raynsu' ~ Fafd aoieN. THAI Nssd fsiu
IL hffand Zen anA infeffm ~ 4 enH.
Tract iisu ekeopfed ~ snr j -. rim-
nunf ~ fasaf n 81 a. "A hnf Alrs y aitI,
~ riNen a. secure tina anpr4nhi ~ IN
Indebtedness in fha sum ~ t9tt0 %
evidenced ~ one note faf slose o. nps
Aas ~ 1914. ana ons ufsr fof tfstd 90
.~.~~-e-a-e.~-~.~-~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06

! I(amIIeT 7 : 1-1--- ',-'''r- III 6e
I i0-ii y. mtafsiAlt fstoob,
iisis hsp. tspamenRer tiray a
iarfs etarinu and lighting, neNif
nsffh-uiad AID painted sepe0s.
l.lY1f is.inonsiretar fiffl i0e0 mites.
fathikhsd. 8 eoe 40
f-isiNs st rnsHNFr. 1914 mos1ti nut
fun "a aii t9ee o.
ia-AfsifU 10 nfg pnee4naeT defnnnstra +.
tor VANISHED. fgtoqo
False "a upe. paesfnsff 1914 model
noi run II Az fiioope.
itsrhaimefa 30 fss snae7rnHrf, 1874
modri fI.11bet.
Hhainrfr Master ris muiisl - 1914
nitdsi. eifs slssts. fun $50 milrs
ff.Tto 90.
f'fpfs mNdei rhAifnffF. 9 rYiirdef. I.
passenger MfNiy pfffhA sled and
PAINTED. tif9poo
Every unf ~ These cars nath aeif
starting aua eifeifif lightiBH stsiaina
N1ih M etceftiar - snr first fNa
rara uamed u ysl o. he AKA a.
prices. make us a. sffef Al taah nj
tfaSes We must rifaH inen out.
Park Garage
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06
Help Wanted --Fcmsle.

rayfaE employment Pr women. fuii
~ part ii,ne Neli RusrNnts~1 eotton
iiHie riik hosiery 10 user Experience
unnecessary ihrre pfufifs Nprfnf
business nov an. n rrftNATlDSki
MILLS. sott Chestnut. paiiAdolphia
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06
Typewriter Exchange.

GENERAL. typswritsY business. cioan-
ting. repairing. rentals nAiss' h1psI'
gorkrnanrhip. Reasonable pfioes
corpus christi Typewriter kxchAnFe
.ia starr street Phone ii1I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06
HID RIHI nyHH c0fntf WAicf
WIN OVILUINtI Now ne4ds oecapancy.
resraht sters Rssserahis
pNoNE
Born Investment Company


foR sNIf Resissht. 80. -.
.'.iet efeFn feutveitntt aafasin MI
,--' sinaN coiiare ia on DEAL our.r
care Ca.ios. -,
h'AAe a speciality - low .ntrrtsta
~ ~ farm pfupesta a. s.fnflt, ~
NNnr1 ttfnishut ca huy ~
'mpF,',e Nesrcss sali., "a IA 49,.
sTret 49,
Us SAiiis Al haFrsiu Pr lat4 in
n'efk ~ SsFrtsS addition stsoa o.
seeeeP rAsh ltiancs o. suit hts nv
.eN' intefest Chas. Siosal IRWIN
'sA~A 4l1
toh sAIE i.ct vita tnre. r,c,,,
eweiirg. barn and eood eastern. al
nes' Western bsrt q elty. I,rsce tgss
sesy iofms ApplY at ti3 Mesquite of
Phcne ~. So,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06
Curing Catarrh is
A Simple Method
----
Co 10 i,s Source and the
Cure Is Then Ae-
complained.

Only thnse WIN hays uesa n
fer fhe Mood haew fhtt rataFfn "a slim
uiy a blasld ffeuAIn.
Most peapIA uhinstraafea IN lila met1-
bganrDuH diseases. Treat thsir ue1a RN8
sefaaf ~ II eainFfh HAa local ffanAif
n - ma Co. To treat N4t4ffh n Is are
ts44ff - 50 into the afgmarf. fbk liver.
the innEa thf tidnfYs and III fho vital
organs ~ thn hoeY And a " n y.
THAI ~ cnee erffes fhe snffFa tIapt fir.
taiatisn. 80 iAe nfNaf9 ~ the bodf. an
iht mucous fpffaeNe AMI btcomte a
tanslueut factor far ftntWed health. ~
Is . ahaplt mffAn1 wtea reis tNur4 s9
tut- Caterrh ts plainly an ;ntamfnAs
tien " iAe utfopa rstinbfAeee
And tflsfN n IL r. q r. certain fn1rf<-
dirnts which faase thzFt ntsscpa* eur.
faces "a thanxA pf oHnEsFf fh>kT st&ft-
fluns lnte q sabsfknee for t<eY s'ina.
lnatlea A special he4x % this @at}4rt
rifi lt nsAlIad - ttI Who Hfttt g I1s
e~lfe Apeesae CO, iis sNif' n'ix. Az
cassrrn 4 very offsa th~ result pf
s0.ha ether b>oo3 trouble. <444e f4f>H
fkaf refs intn his blood s7.i Nofzip14&4
beyena she frnsfT3 ~ petpge
Ar y II ffc rfnjAr ~ net 4cr<rt
= substitute f4r >hiH phs.trtj<es fe<!s<l{f.
Bses tAs circular Wrapped afe4nf ~
hsstis Il y tatsftxuA !.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06
rouoEAoN sna enApNAN


tls thapHffni Sc
fhuns ias
Nprrur Christi Tht cissnrat and
htithitH sp0i in rews Ths Ii,al
ffaoe zoe home
There "a no ohsirf way a. mst.
money Than o. save W
There b. nv Better vas o. saw ntans..
Than hf investing BE- in uem rsiats
hHf "a hcmr bay Dot bus Or "a riiec
p'a'ien Nc VA make and save rau
muncy.
BARGAIN South Mari close o.
hr,AdNay, fine for horae. lots nearby
soia Tor $4,000 % shi- i,ia~~ H. f.r
'sile. t4.ioan % see ihls fnf suoruia
ilon. 20 worth tNiot The price
fpn SAi.N owner leaNine city viii
sch 7r1nfn bungalow. ciase ih and
chrauiN furnished gi.eoa 40 under
value and rifr Stood terms Thh is tns
pCHt lus Boz Corpus christi
New ivo.stofi lnoatfn Csfoam resi-
dence on hluff psvea streets ana sidc
walks en- exceptional price and terms.
Two now hunniFws North Beach
smnn csfh navfneni balance nae rfnt
Choice fiHst-fr1nt corner ON paved
street best arafsna-nt site ~ cny Ven
cheap
r. r. WOOD i'bone 7ei.
0in
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06

s.,,s "'-'N = Two rooins IN rr,,.,.
, '9's, southeastern es,.o.vr, ,.s-ss
~ .'.A'i'a tar nrht ho.,...l 4. ,'.' = =
80, eonfenitncc- con,iri' 8. - 49,.
~. '.''ifAhie iecaiiQn On "a, -, ','-
vns 49,, sr N".k'ns distance G1s~r.
~ ''s''oa Address Caller 81 IN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06
I'VE srock roe sAlr.

FDn RALE Horse hnrfy and harness
SAFE CTS driving otrft YonnF Nurse
fancy driver Hugry rrhetiraliy new
T.. ~ Garrison. care cnrrun i.urDfr
Co. sle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06

-, -" hENf--one S.rcom mouse -.li
~, ~ s ..' completely renovated M
~, ~. ana cut Corner u n..sdris,. -,
water Phone il7a - ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06

FOR RFNr A t.rcon, -, -,
fsa Liberty. '''" ',.s~'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-06
PIEI.
BROS.
BEER

DO orders solicited In violation OF
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
lief that men are very dense where you

lief that men are very dense where you are concerned. Many of you cherish the fiction that we are incapable of drawing tile simplest deductions. that if we try to add two to two in any feminine affair VIC shall get a wrong total. Most of your little subterfuges are transparent-charrn- ingly so, very often-but all the time you put us down as blind.
 And you make such quaint mistakes too. You will often snub a man who is all, or at any rate, most of the world to you--I don't mean on purpose, but uncon- sciously, or without being able to help it. while you will give open encourage ment, without in the least intending to-, to a man who might go up in a home- made aeroplane for all you cared. And
 you do this all the more If the all-the- world man is present. This sort of thing
 sometimes gives you a heartache for day or for anything up to always, according to
 whether you are a thank goodness-I-can love-any- sort of girl, or aything ul, to the rare and precious one-life- -one-love type.
 At the same time 1t is quite right and proper that you should study man. Hero you have a vast subject. and one as in' teresting as 1t Is great Do not lose sight however, of the fact that you are a mere | student, and must always remain al such. though some of you will doubtiess become advanced more than others. as suming. of course. that you prosecute your studies with sympathy, intelligenct and perseverance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
Woman Ienorance of Law
By MAX koRDAu

My dear girls, if there Is one subject more than another you all believe yoi thoroughly understand. that subject IS men, and when the time comes when there is just one man in the world for you, ev- eryone of you Is under the impression that you can read him backwards. Your mother held this view before you, as some of you
 may have noticed. The amusing part is-- that is to a bachelor, that generally speak ing you are absolutely and entirely wrong. You do not understand men, not even
 man or the man.
 We men are not like books of stories In ono syllable printed in large type; we are
 more like-so far as you fair ones are con- cerned-books in the lavish Chinese ian- guage. where you don't even know where to begin to read, and in which every let ter or symbol possesses at least dozen quito distinct meanings.
 For some extraordinary-I was about e say roaeon. but lack of reason to the cor rect expression. . woman will believe what another woman says about man. kind far more readily than she will credit the statement of . man. who as such is bound to have wider and deeper knowl. edgo of that portion of humanity of whtct he ts part than tho mont erudlte womaE
 ca possibly tavo aoQVired e an outslder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
MRS. SAGE GIVES s15,000
 MORE FOR WILD LIFE FUND
From the Democrat.

r TO0l lHt diOpc-Dciiotidt- Rich people are doing considerable to- ward the protection of wild creatures. The fund now amounts to $49.00o. and 1t is intended to make 1t $1oo,0o0. Signifying
 her approval of the work accomplished by the trustees of the permanent wild life protection fund, Mrs. Russell Sage has sent her check for sl5,0oo making her to- tai subscription $25.000 This donation fol-
 lowed the issuance by Dr. William T.
 Hornaday. Clark Williams and A. Barton Hepburn. the trustees. of their biennial report In the form of handsome book of 100 pages, which has been sent to the subscribers and to the leading libraries of the country for preservation as con tributfon to the current history of wild life protection.
 The report, which was prepared by pr. Hornaday, and which Is called by him ''the statement'' contains portraits
 of 19 of the 20 founders of the fund. The
 frontpiece is q fine coiored picture of
 The Last Passenger Pigeon" which died In the Cincinnati Zoolog1cal garden fin
 September. 1914. There are several ar-
 ticles of historical character. In one
 Dr. Horhaday tells for the first time oi
 an offer made to him, which he refused
 of $2S.00o year for five years. to be ex-
 pended in his campaign work on condi-
 tion that he ceased his expedition to the
 use of automatic and pump guns in
 wild game shooting.
 It is announced in the report that the
 next great work of the fund win be fol
 the creation of game preserves In ns- tional forests, which campaigns is to be.
 gin in Denver on September 1. next. and embrace every state west of the greai plains. It is also announced that thers has been created fund for medals fol meritorfous services in the protection oi | wild life. which will be awarded to tn, Boy Scouts Of America for achievement
 h that iiuA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
A CORNER IN ANCESTORS
By FRANCES cowLEs. THE KING FAMILY

(copy right, 1915, by the Mcclure News
 paper Syndicateo
 One theory regarding the origin of the rame is that someone who took the char acter of king in one Of the old mystery It is not likely that it was derived from a civil dignity. Prince. duke, marquis and the like are sometimes quite as well known as king and are supposed to have had similar origin Whatever it's origin, it is one of the oldest of surnames.
 Variations of the name are I<inge, Kingsley, Kingsland King gsbury. Kings mill. Kingston, Kingsford Kingscote, klngiake. kingsdown, Kinghorne and Kinsale. Many Huguenot families who settled in England changed their name I.e Boy into King.
 From 16E, or earlier members of the King family began to come to America. In 1885 William Kinge, with his wife, Dorothy. an English Puritan. and their five children, settled in Salem. Mass. They came from Dorsetshire. Immigrants f from Devonsfire were James and Will ! liam King. Devonshire was the seat of a large family of Kings. Many also lived in Oxfordshlre. In Scotland and Ireland too, the Kings fiourished.
 Elder Thomas King came from Eng land to the Plymouth colony in the shir Blessing about 15 years after the landing of the Mayfiower. Samuel Kinge was an other. immigrant ancestor. His daughter | Mary married John Gardiner the third l lord of the manor of Gardiner Island Ar,,r IL -i,.xe <1.. men of affairs. may be mentioned William ' King, and William Rufus King The for !, mer was the first governor of Maine; his statue may be seen in the capitol oi Washington. During Pierce's admins tration William Rufus King was vice president of the United States. Samuel Ward King was governor of Rhode Island He was surgeon on board the Hornet and was dressing Commodore Lawrence wounds when the commodore spoke his words, Don't give up the ship.'
 Representatives of the family were ir the French and Indian wars and in the war for Independence
 Lieut.. James King was at Lexington and Bunker Hill. Benjamin King of Mas. sachusetts, member of the committee ot safety, gave five sons to the Continental army, Rufus King, aide to General Sulli- van in the revolution. was minister fo, two terms to the court of St James. His wife. Mary Alsou. was sone of the beau ties of the republican court. Through Betty Washington Steele wife of David King, relationship may be claimed with Washington, for Betty was the great. granddaughter of Washington's only sis. ter It would, perhaps, require close mathematical calculation to determine the exact relationship which the Kings and David's line bear to the father of theii country
 Burkes Armory blazons 3s Kings and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

Take, for example, that supremely ridic ulous assertion-doubtless evolved by some member of your charming sex who couldn't tell neck of mutton from sirloIn of beef-that the way to a mans heart was through his palate (please note that I have put this more deiicateIv than inc woman in Question). Feed the brute,'' has the currency of a proverb; the absurd sentence was snapped up by your sex as a hungry monkey will grab an empty nut shell.
 Another widespread failacy is the be-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

upper arm and shoulder rather than tb. fingers and seems only to affllct those who knit with difficulty, not having prac. tlced the art in their youth The only treatment is to give up knitting in- definitely.
 When any untraincd set of muscles 10 ties of finger movement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
Piles Cured at Home By New Absorption Method

If you suffer from bleeding itching. blind or protruding Piles, send me your address. and I will toll you how to cure yourself at homo by the new absorp- ton treatment; and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality If requested. Users report immediate relief and speedy cures. Sand no money, but tell others of this offer Write to- day to Mrs. Y. Summers, Box P, Notrs Dame, Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
Malady Due to Knitting

London. April -CCorrespondence of the Associated Press.)--Too much war time knitting and sewing Is responsible for the appearance In England of a mala-
 dy which may be compared with writer S cramp or tennis elbow The physicians call it "knitter's neuritis." It affects the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

b kinge arms, The one reproduced is1 sable. a lion rampant. between three crosses on. Crest, a lion s gamb or forleg, erased and erect sable, grasping a cross fitchee. Motto, pamais sans esperance- never without hope. The cross fitchee, that is. sharpened at the base. points to crusader ancestor, for this was tho style of cross carried by pilgrims. and then set up when prayers were offered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-30
AUSTRIA MAKES SWEEPING CLAIMS
VICTORY CLAIMED ON
WHOLE AUSTRIAN FRONT

Vienna Says Archduke Joseph Checked Russian
Movement Against Cracow, Driving the Rus
slams Back Until Their Rear Communica-
tons Are Threatened Claimed That Ger
mans Are Approaching Warsaw Germans
Pling Up Reserves for Big Battle Near
Scissors and Also to Oppose British at La.
basSe-Russians Report Victory Over Turks
and the Recapture of Tabriz-Germans
Claim Capture of French Troops and Ma
chine Guns-French Claim Advances Ger
man and English Airships in Raids-England
Urged to Seize the Food Supply.