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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. Leo Mccormick and kiddies
are here from Walsenburg visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
of Perins, and her sister, Mrs. Mil
dred Young of Durango.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. A. J. Neff and children left
on the Eastern this morning to visit
in the middle states where members
of their family reside.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. McCue of Denver ant
Mrs. Franks of Silverton passed
througs Durango this morning Denver
bound.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Earl Smith, well known young
man of the Bayfield, section who has
recently evidenced marked interest il
educators, was a motor visitor in oul
town last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. John Boyer, who has beer
transacting business in Aztec LEFT
this morning for her home in Chama
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Miss Jennie Stewart of Sheridan,
Wyoming, left for San Juan county,
New Mexico, this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

A. W. Lee and daughter of Okla
homa were passengers on this morn
ing's Southern. They are going to
visit awhile with relatives who re-
side about twenty miles from Man
cos.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

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From Mondays Daily q
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Last month the Silverton station
showed an increase of 160 per cent In
passenger receipts.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Miss Mary O'Rourke went out to
Caracas this morning to spend the
first days Of her vacation with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. James O'Rourke
and family.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Chase, well
known Denver people are here visit
ing their son f. X. Chase and family.
Mr.. Chase is prominent mining
engineer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. Birdie Baker, the divorced
wife of the late X. S. Baker, Of
Farmington has signified her inten.
tions of visiting the San Juan basir
in few days. During the past two
years she has made her home ii
Brooklyn.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Miss Florence Wilson, eldest daugh-
ter of Secretary f. p. Wilson of the
Durango Exchange, returned to Aztec
this morning. The family expect to
move to Durango before the end Of
the week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

II. e. Mcconnell and family were
passengers to their home in Dolores
yesterday morning. Mrs. Mcconnell
and children returned the previous
evening from North Carolina where
they made relatives an extended visit.
They were accompanied by Miss Mar
tin, a sister of Mrs. Mcconnell.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

John Kellenberger left for points
on the Southern this morning in the
interests of his wet goods trade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. John u. Knuteson and her
doughter, Miss Eva Cotton, of Aztec
were passengers to Pagosa Springs
this morning. Later they go to Silver
City TO attend the summer session
of the state normal
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

George Smack and mother were be
tween trains visitors in Farmingtoi
today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. George Sullivan, who has been
at Mercy hospital for medical treat
ment for several weeks, left this
morning for her home in the Rico
section.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Judge Searcy and City Attorney
Moody were returning passengers
from Electra this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Judge Charles Hayt of Denver is
over in the Montezuma valley on legal
business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. H. Lavender, Montana resi-
dent, was here last night, the guest
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sam Camp
bell. She was on her way to Bayfield,
to visit her sister, Mrs. James Glenn
who has been in poor health of late
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

A. Hahn has been called to Oma.
ha to attend the funeral of his broth
er, the late DR.. Hahn.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

T. J. Jefferies, a horse buyer who
halls from Childress, Texas, arrived
in Durango last night to purchase
the wares" in which he deals.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Raymond Watrous, U. S. hydro
grapher for New Mexico, was a pas
senger down the Red Apple line this
morning on his usual mission.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Joe Turner, of the Burns National
bank is out to Bayfield, visiting his
parents during his two days rest from
the usual grind.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. McQuid and her three small
sons left this morning for Tucumcari,
New Mexico to visit relatives dur
ing the summer months.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-03

Mrs. Hume was passenger to
Aztec this morning 10 spend a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. 7.
Brown.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

Reifenber: @egen friher fdbrt bic 8ummIbabn ia NIT elmer pers
6liffenben S6neDghit unb puntth9teit9
@orFeber: &en Dunoer, oas gauge geamtenperional bat ia ben
tSero3ug unter Sin6enburg %migemadt
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

Der 10 fiir6!erli9! gr betom 'inen
Brief. llnO als er ben lag, ba muB<
te er ii9 binieBen. @an5 blei9 purs
be er. llnb bonn peinte er uno
peinte. Gr tcnnte ii9 gar ni&t ZEE
rubigeit.
@9lieBli6 frasten mir i'm, fpas
er benn babe.
3d." fagts er unb fhIu98te imz
mer tpeiter, nOa - ba ftebt's brin,
fe baben mir gu 9auis 5rdu unb
&inb totgef9logen -. Sns Jel6
f9iden ie einen. Sn ben &rieg muB
man fir iie. limb ibre eigenen 2eute
f9Gogen lie tot"
Sd perbe ME bergefen, tpie
f6rsdli9 Der Nrme peinte. Oentt
eu9 - Jrau unb &tnOer aae
tOtgsi@lagen 80"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10
OttmEr SdrrfbehriEf hEs
1btItpp ~5amrrampfer.
1t41.

SU qeH lWuH 9
gauge 2dtt BON ben
R0rf pOn Ole alles
ritunif4e Riepors
terf4 gebOrt apiper
i'd ben nod ME nit
bas @ersniege GEE
babt luz eisne @ds=
pierien3 gu iprede.
Sept lam i'd E
2isOde OaOOn iinge,
In if Tam S4ue
nur faae, Die ben
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10
anse nnS ltnifOrm .6ar6e.

Die 5rage, pel4e Garben ben
Observation-Disclosures am penlglten
ii9tbar fir ben 5einb finb, i9eint
mod t~einestpegs in allen 8eatebunsen
enogiltig enti4ieoen gu iein.
Sn Den leBten Sabren bate man
pielfa9 Die rpte 5arbe als cine Ger
alerungiinitigiten anseieben, b. T.,
als lange unb nod auf ie6r 9roBe
Gntfernung unterideiOtar. Aber III
ni9e neue Experiments in Der Armee
mebrerer trtesfibrenoen Md9te, pls
aud ameritapii9erieits, baoen Dieie
4nii4t ni4t beitdtigt.
Man lieB 3. 9. 3ebn Mann antre=
ten, bon Oenen 2 belsrau u%nifor>
miert ipuren, 2 bunteIgrau, 2 srun.
2 b~untelbluu, une 2 f9arlaArot. al
le tpuroen beor6ert, oapon5umarfGle.
rem, pGbreno beoba9tenbe Sfii5.ere
3uriidblieben. Ser erite Wtann, mel
der in Der 2anOi9aft Oeri9pano,
mar elm beasrauer, uno fat lofort
I4pano au9 iein Sarbensenofe.
4ber glei9 bic apeite Jarbe, ole per-
i4panb, par, our ueberrai4un9
mebrerer 8eoba9ter, bas Sdarlad.
rot! Sn britter 2inie fam oas Ounz
telgrau, pdbrenb Ons Duntelbiau
unb bas Grim nod lanse np9 benz
8erf9pinOen Der iibrigen Jarben
Ii9tbor blie6en. 4u9 fono man BEL
einem perfu4speiien Seuern auf
blaue unb rOte Sreff5iele. baB ~eritsre
auf grobe @ntfernuns lei4ter gu un>
ierf9siOen poren. als Die rotten.
Sonten ober biellei9t au9 otmofs
pbdrii9e Nerbdltniiie bic H:iugtate
Siefsr Werfu9 beeinfluBt babsn2
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10
Scr EeIbfnii b.

Der 5e1bf8aB. Ser
Selbf4iiB Smmersriin BON Dolinz
gen ma9te i'm Sribiabr, our s3sit
Der @eritens unb @ideniaat, feinen
tdgli9en Hunosang. betpaffnet nit
elmer alien S9rotflinte, um naf9en=
bes Sefliisel Deri9eu4ten gu fonnen.
ga paRierte es Jpn einmal, baB Der
in Die Slinte eingeiebte S9ub pers
faete. Smmersriin luo oas @etpebr
fofort nit elmer apeiten patrone unb
na9 glei9em MiBeeidid nod nit ei=
ner britten. SEPT enbli9 tat oas
3iinbbiitden feline Mirtung. entlu0
li9 nit einem b0[erdbnli9en 3nau,
unh Smmereriin purOe BON benz sez
paltisen Hiidf9lag gu 8oben GEE
f4leubert. lin oos Mo6l einiger
u~mitebenoer Mitbiirger beiorgt, f9rie
er: r2duft meg. lauft meg. 3 sebt
nod apeimal los!!"
- MIIeroings ni9t. Neu=
trailer: Der italienif9e @eneralftab
enti@ulbist feline MiBerfolse oft nit
f9le4tem Wetter.
Staliener: Na, lit oenn bas, tpenrl
es Diterrei9if9e @ranaten, S9raps
nels. @etpebr< unb Mafainensetpebr<
&useln resnet. etpa f4Ones Wetter9
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

- prOtef. @trafbousbirettOr:
BOD ems, ieoes @ierteIiabr einmnI
lam Sbre 5rau Sic bier befu9en.~
NeueingeIieferter: r8itte, i'm llrteil
Itsbt aber ni9ts BON elmer @eri@drs
flung!
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

9ie perftdnbige Cat
IL n. Srau a.: Der 9err @eDatter
Fat aliO nun au4 gum 2anbiturm
gemuBt?
Trau g.: 81 freili9! Na, ib
bab's ibm nidt i4per gemadt. !Sein<
rid, faste i'd, bas f4uoet Dir gar
ni4ts; ou triesit mas gu feben, bic
8epesuus tpirb Dir aud gut tun, uno
Ou tOinmit nal orbentli4 an Die fris
f9e Guft!
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10
GbrcnOcr nIadruf."
Ser S@eintOO 6es frnn5Ufiden &c.
neralS 2eman.

Ser e@cintOO bes fran5Ufidem &c.
neralS Seman.
8riiFsIer 8eIsier, Die i'm aaffces
bauie ibre traurige uHo a~ltobolloie
3eit 9inbrin9en, baben nod einen
I9paden Srolt. sic ieben ab uno
gu 3ettungen, bic einselGmu9seIt
iinb, uno ole BON Yaris ooer 2OnDon
tOmmen. or Elm 8Iatt gu tauten 1T
Iebr ~toitfpieIig unb aud ni4t gefabr>
los. Oie meiiten, Die Our9aus milf
fen pOlen, mas man an "Wabrbeit"
in 2onbon unb paris perbreitet,
miiFen ii9 baber nit einem 5eBlein
bei9rie6enen pupiers begniigen. oas
einen NusSig aus Der fremoen, Iebr
beIiebten 3eitung entbdlt. Ob Der
Musaug ri9tig, Ob er iemaIs georudt
eri9ieuen lit. oas peib teiner. IS
rei9t f9on aus, Dob Der Semps, Der
5igaro, bic Shines Ober Der Snilp
GbrOnicIe aIs 3uele genannt pers
Oen, bamit ii9 Der 8riifeler @ptebs
burger gIidfeIig in bic @de ieBt uno
left. ST bat in bieien Sogen. pie
aus elmer &orrefponOen5 aug 8elglen
gu e%ntnebmen 1T, foIgenDes seIelen.
mas als cine Nabri9t Der 2onooKer
Simes ausgegeben miro:
sob bes rubmrei9en Generals
2eman, bes naderen, e6ernen QOipen
Der Stobt 2itti9." Wus5u9 Der
2Onooner Shines bonn 20. MusuIt
1850
9as 9ers trampft ii4 3uiammeu.
oa mir Oas traurige @nOe 0es pats
teren Mannes ~erfabren, Der Elm tpabs
rer &riegsbclo setpeien tit.
Sein Sooestampf ift lang seipes
fen; Die AuaIen feiner Seele uno
ieines &Drpers paren entleBItd
in ben leBten 4usenblideu. Oesipes
gen polen mir uns iebr tief bor Die
lem Abler perneigen.
4ls CT in feline 5eitung e~ingeIperrt
mar, nolte er ni9t bas 8ertpreGen
abgeben. bic Waffen segen ietne l9ds
bigen WtOroer ruben gu lafien; er 5og
es Dor. in Der Wer6annung gu blels
ben. fern bon alien, tpas e. liebte,
fern BON ietner SamiIie, leinem Yu@
terlan0e.
@ir 1agen @%aterIdnb; Senn bis
gum leBten QugenbIid Ieines &ebens
bat er niht auf9eb0rt, oaOOn gu 1pre-
den. Wil9elm Ill. bat inn Die @rz
Iuubnis Derpeigert. iein RinO, lein
8eites auf Der DeIt, ieine beiBseIieb-
te SO4ter, pieoer3uieben; er bat uns
auf INNER p~erIahen. 8elsier, ertn>
merit eu4 Oiefes Sopferen, Der fur
0as 8aterlanb seitorben 1T. Yeisier,
ertnnert eud6, DaB er Der tapferlte
General 9etpeien tit, ben Die belaif9e
armee je beieKen bat. Neist eu4 Dor
ieiner Ai4e, unO gum IeBten Maie
&ubm unO @bre oiefem 4oler. Der
uns feblen pirb! Der groBe @ene=
ral DerlaBl uHss THoen Ct eun auen,
Ieinen 8riioern, iein leBtes &ebepobl
lenbet."
Ser grDBe @eneral. benz oieie lees
te @9rung gilt, 1T nod frii9 uuO
munter; er pflegt ieinen 86eumatisz
mus, Der bur9aus i'm @intlang nit
feinen eoSabren 1T, AL Maqoeburq,
prOOin3 Sa9len. Gr tit ni9t gera-
be fr0bli4, aber bod 70 gut geiuurt,
baB er oieien e6renoen Ruhrui nit
GROCER 5reuoe gelefen bat. @r bofit,
baB er nun peniger bon ben pulper-
den einne9men muB, Die Der Nr3t
fir feline @efunbbeit perI9rieben bat.
Senn nad elmer alten @%rfabruna le6t
INNER Der am lGngiten, Der am bdus
tighten totgelagt pirb.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

-9umor i'm g d iiBengros
@inidbriger: Ser S9eBen>
sraben 1T ia oas refine 2abprin!b,
!9err GelbpebeI!
Jel6pebel: go, meinen @ie9 Damn
iinb sic ii9er bas 2abbrintbpieb!
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

@9iets in mel Sono eebobt BEN, ba
Is mel sutes 5iebIing iptuer gsfuele.
Solt i9 mebb;e bod ebbes fubliihes
gemn9t ben ipomit iA OerbIeipe Sbne
Sbrn liner
pbtIipp Sauerdmper.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

SIN @ifer. Jreunoin: .Deis
men 8rdutigom babe i9 ing 2eibbaus
bineinseben feben. 9as lafe i4 mir
ni9t ausreben!A
s@elosen ift's -. mas ioGIte Der
iiberbaupt nod gu perfeBen Raben!!"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

Oie Grinnerung. SDs
din: l1no pirit bu i'm 5eloe aud
mon9mal an mid benten2
Observation-Disclosures @olbat: 5retz
Gi@, Settle! Seoesmal, tpenn i4 cine
Wurit fe9e!
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

&inbergefprd4. Mu.
More. id poGt', be &ufen tdmen in
infer 2anb!
Mber, TriBe, gu hiit poI MID idna!
Na, Mare, Die piiro'n bod ben
S9uI5pang uffbeben!
Washington Journal., 1915-12-10

@eBertoboIb. 9err
Sleeper, fonit elm Mtblet i'm GHen,
entnidelte beut ipenig Nppetit; Ct
ionte ndmli9 ben SamentOaft aus>
bringen, unb iiberf4lus in feinem
Neoefieber mebrere @GnIe.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08
CITY'S BLOW AT HOTEL MORRISON TO BE
FOLLOWED BY LOOP PROBE
CTTY'S

OAANbEV LII D 1
cit is inhuman to put men and
girls to work in a sub-basement such
as the Hotel Morrison, people have
made. A total lack of daylight must
result because their are no windows
as the kitchen is now built.
THE fire danger is very great. The
Morrison hotel people have built a
great, fine building, which they adj
vertise as fireprOof. The danger of
suffocation from lack of ventilation
in the kitchen in case of fire has been
overlooked in the present plans.
'The whole trouble is that people
in the loop care too much for the
space and will sacrifice health and
safety for few feet of space.
eff they can squeeze an additional
dollar out of building they will dis
regard all laws of health.
eve are going to file a suit for
every day that the kitchen is operat-
ed under such conditions, as we have
not and will not grant a license to
run a restaurant with a sub-basement
kitchen such as has been provided"
Health Commissioner George b.
Young.
The city has finally decided to try
and take fall out of Harry G. Moir,
head of the Hotel Morrison Company
and one of the bitter enemies of
union labor in the city.
Recently the company threw open
the doors of the new hotel on Madi-
son St It's beauties were hailed in
the advertising papers. But now
comes forth Health Commissioner
George B. Young, who is not impress
ed with the place and has made it
known.
Young yesterday ordered work on
two floors Of the hotel stopped i'm
mediately and announced he would
prefer charges against the powerful
Marshall & Fox firm of architects
y h. UTinciC nT Of I,o
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08

AN1Nh4 i NULL 4
should have stopped the work before.
This is one of the most radical
steps so far taken by Young against
loop buildings and it is limited that it
is to be followed by a further investi-
cation of loop buildings.
Young charges that one set Of
plans, which were perfectly good
plans, were presented to the city and
received the official 90. X" but that
after that the plans were deliberately
switched.
1.-The first plans submitted called
for kitchen in the basement, which
is CONTRARY to the ordinance" ex-
planned Commissioner Young. ''To
render the plans acceptable, provision
was made for a transom-like window
forty feet long and four feet high,
opening on the alley, to give access
to outside light and air. This win
dow was situated just above mez-
canine floor which was planned for
over the kitchen, and which had
large well in it.
Instead of building it this way it
turns out that a partition was built
in front of the window, making it use
less. Further, the well was complete
Iy flOored over, and the space above it
filed with refrigerating rooms for
pastry, ETC., which was unauthoriz-,
ed. The result was a cellar kitchen"
The city employees suspended dur
ing a probe of Young's charges are:
Thomas F. Mccarthy. plan exam
iner; accused of carelessness.
Louis Bushnell, plumbing inspect
or; accused of carelessness in not
stopping the construction Of drains
alleged to have been built in the hotel
without authority.
G. B. Collins, restaurant inspector;
accused of carelessness.
Meanwhile, Marshall & Fox and
Harry Moir are loudly threatening in
-, ,&;o.,,r ,r5 9TH ~. %hinug D77iIdiDor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
TEN MONTHS

in ihe West since January ..
ali fhe Allies nave eaurd ground
south oi Arueufirrps. eHsl ~ Arfas
and Bray south ~ Traey.le Val.
northwest and east If Rheims
nnfiii and eusf Of 81 Mihiel. rest
81 Luneyille, north AMI easl of
Ihenn nnd south Of Nlikirch The
t'rmans have gained ground east
of fpfra ihpir MOST uoiable nd
Vince zoe the pefind west of
khpauine. northeast of SUlsaous
and southwest of Mulhansrn Nni
Wiihslanding ennrnOus expendi
iurrs he men and munitions. no
vains have been made that Threaten
either line with ihe possible M
crpIou al those ID tho ueiehhor
hood of 50 Mibmi wherr tht Qcr
unn Salient mas boz threatened bv
Thanking movements alrholrh ihe
Allies baYe occupied over 100 ppr
cent more actual territory than
ihrir ltuionic adyersaries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
CONTRADICTORY.

Siagnant tinws represent timid'
~. noi physical conditions. The
cotton crop hns been fBls and ia
bringing , good price wheat has
established it, record corn has
yielded enormously oats. barley
and buekwheat have done the
same War orders jam American
plants gold piles up ~ New York
vaults Only the war stands be-
fNeen thc people and a fall return
~ eonii,lcDce. with more cash aud
knowledge "a ~ on than ihc Ma,
lion has possessed Tof many years.
To considerable degree. zach ono
~ az IL responsible for the slack
ness of trade, The hall ~ invest.
menia TWirlinr our fingers. we
argue We'll there 4 no telling .
something mny happn " " anfer
10 hold On 10 what one has than
30 risk q repiiliion Of The fan ~
1911 How utterly foolish a.
no Time during the past Two Years
BIAS the United State. besn further
from foreign enianglemcnis. snd
ihe war eanuoi last forever. Even
81 4 b. waged indefinitely. now ean
y PROSTATE o Nation containing
ihe elements of prosperity within
iiselff The truth o. he matter -,
W. need 10 pat Il BOT water bottle
10 our feet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
IT ALL DEPENDS

The dotrnsr program urged bN
President Wilson cannot be esii
mated hN the muney that will h,
spcni u present plans carry The
measnre ~ military gain viii De
pcud altogether on how the vast
slim ~ used n IL n distributed
through improper channels. invest
ed 10 obscure army posts of no
strategic account. finds is way iu.
to proierrvd contracts. becomes so
much sop 10 grating politicians
and Officers IT any OF Those, con
.ditions prevail and ihey have pre
vailed va the past the Investment
VIII miscarrN defeat les purpose.
represent q debit more rcpurnnnt
'han That coming under me srnse
less leusinn 'nt now carried mr
love of party and the conlinaane.
of political prestige
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
WATCHING THE CAT

The overthrow of me 2aimi.
Cabinet IA tirceeu may mean mnh
.or hitle according to ilc manner
% which tho Allies make use ~
lhelr opportunity The praple ~
ertce aro eager 10 ga 10 ne anal
u SefhiA bui King ronsiant,n,
Is ehary not yicwnr ihc miintrr
ruptrd suvcesscs ai she Ao.tr,,
ucrmans and Bulgarian with thst
complaccncy which urges aet,on
We are rather inclined to heie,,
that be- will dissolve Parliament
thus calling fer anothrr election
al the same time gaining Two
mouths Tor investment Ia debate.
One thing Is certain M has ne
ltlea ~ cmbarkmg 10 rhc war nm
less he can pull some chrstnnts
from the fire.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
ejaculation BOOKS
opEN TO ADVENTURES
...4-ssses..s.assss 'assaI. 'ss.'s'..f eaa.aaae
Sunday November !. 1915,
OPENING THEIR EYES.

tofpH fhf.Hl registered moro
irltraic Boz llnnieu during the
Jos ai wv Interstate inland
Waterway im dian anf eiD
in feNna ThH s JOS ii shanla he
Too Cnfpa Christi needs 10 turn
heai iouarH Waier ports
ii0u iueHFl fhslp freight rAie'
aad Increased commerce. Aul
n1rh Of b. elt.fena Nho has inseu
pAt in lhe Houston convention
VIII come huHr More accurately
mupr ad Nilh iio uea hy ios
aeitIne about ihe accomplishment
W dftp NHltr 0me oi ihHu. Vs.
dafr tlt Whp natr uefrr patron
isal ihr Pilot iim uill oypu route
pa petition af rhsF goods ia fhe
IHas q Gull Nteamship Company
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
ouirE INEvIrARlE.

lhf gallant John staytun sci the cor
pus CHRISTI Caller ss,pa q ,taunsh snp
pofitf oi equal suittaer. rrmarkhe ~
80, Arw tfrsr4 eiroltun
Sew Jersey has failed a. ratlf, tgun|
suffrage Inv eSaot result u mo-,
Known, hgs these who fought Ion al.
amendment aimi1 ns dctoat No mai
iof that ahich {. Inevitable alWav.
hspl"nt aHd ninal miirart 81 a. or
cain as sunshlne The tiac may h.
gmh,d. hui tbs tidal wate. ratk,r,ng
lvfee. rwccPe asay an ui,stfnttlon.
Western states hayt lived np 60 Amcr,
van pfrccient tbe East vnl follow
and 'hr south al In due season.
Nuiifage seems % hasc convinced o.,
- ihose who oplasc L 10 IL newt
shinfss and most oi shc oh,.etian.
n'" heiug aferd arc conferred AGAINST
I'D national giant Whenever are
THING is taken a. inevitably hy ,ts an
fanents ii has gont a hong way a.
want rtrniuai suco.ss Ana the 3.
trlsioH ot TIE suio io uamen (. inc,
liahs simply hecauss Il !. Inherently
Nft NJ q Edwards. lAptuu Rssorl 4
thfuhiels
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
AWKWARD LOGIC.

nf Anna nwAer of the Chicar.
Morals Commission. SAYS Ses
hN Nicne meaus knawl,dge and
bnowledgr never protects rhi.
enc declaration proves nr nWS,f
admirably unsuiicd "a the position
Size nov holds Are We Ia arsept
The couNerea llra. that ignorance
docs rroteetf 10 assume that IN.
moth, not familiar with tho candle
Tame. IS better oil for having 49,
wings crisnrdi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07

700 meVcaant WAS hns, ANA Ma.
hi'iNk a tnaublceou,e tif,p I'D fs. ~.
phone
Nenttai VIM jrlcd to rtt fha nn,nl.-
'of hin el'pcarei % 10 ineNf,ssls-es.
" asircp Orelnatay me m..s n.
uoui ~ men. he ftnaiiv h.s ~. \,
ttence
ioek herr Re shouted e.its..
Nv 1875 er siFe me Sssms riarr here I
u-A ai 'rasi rals CD m, intellectual
Si''hee Nv a moment ana chem over
.nr ~ifN came ioud Hello la 4
mans Noicr
~ trcNslow ea~ ruch relieved
WAIST rlace a thatt b. ask..l
The fsspisai Coz ths iasAn. .am.
me e"sNrF i-iverpsel Mercury
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-07
MANS Way

Thousands at serbian women
am fighting in lh5 trenches. AZ.
ecptihg an harishipS. daring an
adventures. From lovers. hr0h
erS, fathers and husbands lhey H..
reiVe splendid tributes Yet when
the suffrage question Is uppcrmoss
IN somg Serbia Of the remote IA.
iurc, descendants al thcse Self~ame
patriots will plead Woman :
place Is la the home "