davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07
BUSINESS LOCALS

Wanted-A good dining room girl.
Inquire of John Croteau.-adv. 7-24-tf
White crowns, SIS. DR.. Gilbreath,
dentist. Office Leonberger Bldg.
adv. 7-3-tf
Bridge work, SIS per tooth. DR..
Gilbreath, dentist. Leonberger build
ing.-adv. 7-3-tf
Don't miss seeing "The Clemenceau
Case" with Theda Bara, at the Bijou
theatre, Thursday, Aug. 12.-adv. 1t
Monogram and University goods at
the Dickinson Mercantile Co. They
cost more but are worth it.-adv.
8-39-tf
Furnace for sale; cheap if taken at
once. Bert Waddell at Merchants
National bank.-adv. 7-24-tf
l will buy all kinds of metal, bones,
rubber and rags. Geo. Massad, SOP
E. Willard St., east of the Standard
Oil Co.. office.-adv. 8-7-3p
Plan to spend at least one week at
Corwin Hot Springs, Montana. A
post card will bring you full informa-
tion.-adv. 6-26-tf
Place your farm loan with the Mer-
.hants Loan & Securities Co., a COM
,any that is able to see you through,
Merchants National bank, Dickin-
'on.-adv. 12-19-tf
The circus-a good one TOBIAS
come and gone and the Paige car
won the race. Call Mr.. Brodhead,
sales manager, with Soules & Butler,
if you want to know more about the
Paige.
For Sale-One complete threshing
outfit, consisting of Is H. P. Cross
Compound Reeves Engine; $500
Compound Reeves Separator; Steel
Water Tank with pump and hose. All
in good condition. Will be sold at
a bargain. Inquire either of Abe A.
Knudson or Herman Leutz, Taylor,
N, Oak. 7-17-6t
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07

Recently a picnic party, among
whom were Mr.. and Mrs. H. A..
Diedrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Roquette,
Mrs. P. F. Berringer and daughters,
Misses Vera and Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Huber and her sisters, Misses
Agnes and Mildred Elliott, Miss
Maymie McDonough and one of the
Brodie boys, took dinner out at the
John Reilly farm in the Lehigh neigh
borhood.
Mrs. Horace Pierce returned from
Bismarck Saturday accompanied by
her niece, Zerelda Leavitt, of Carson,
who was accompanied as far as Bis
marck by her father, DR.. R. Leavitt-
Zerelda will remain at the Pierce
home in the city until Mrs. Leavitt,
who went to Cincinnati, Ohio, for
medical treatment, returns.
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07
FARM FOR SALE

I wish to sell 5 quarters on Green
river, fine buildings, river running
through land, 300 acres in crops, rs
acres July blowing; $26 per acre; To-
Gated IL miles north of South Heart.
Joe Luptak, Owner.-adv. 7-24-4p
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07

Right in the heart of the Oxford Season we are Compel
led to make room for the fall and winter stock, soon to-
arrive. so will make the following reductions on All Pumps.
and oxfords:
Any Ladies' $3.50 and $500 Pumps or Oxtords, $500
Any Ladies' 1878 and $3.50 Pumps or Oxtords, 3l5
Any Ladies' $500 Pumps or Oxfords, Z65
Any Misses $3.50 and $500 Pumps or Oxfords, 215
Any Childs $3.50, 1925, So Pumps and Oxfords, 1.65
Any Infants $500 and ST. so Pumps and Oxfords, I.ZO
Ladies' White Neubuck or Canvas Shoes reduced
lust HALF i'm price.
All Chldren's Barefoot Sandals $l.OO
All Infants Barefoot Sandals .65
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-30
Sie bentise Gage.

Mondtir lift geraumt nnb ani9ci.
memo bon ben 8ulgaren beiebt, 10
DOB aud i'm Siiben oos lerbilbe
@ebiet BON Dem Ierbiihen Seer nabe-
gu gerdumt TT. Die ~aliiertei1 Siilfs-
truppen iitS nod bort, bod tperoer
fie mol iebnfidtig auf Die grlaub-
mig rpnrtenL nod @riedenlnnb geben
5u foni1er, bent1 lire Gage ion fei-
nestpegs cine quite fein. Wit @rie-
denInn6 if nber Die Srage mos nit
ibnen geideben loI, nod nidt gerc-
geIt; nIfo tperoen iie fib p~orldufig
mol nod in Serbien bnIten miiifen.
SIN MlIgemeinpn fino in Der Gage fei-
ne gerdn6erung eingetreten, nlBer
oaB man lett aiemIih get,ail peiB,
oaB @riedenIano anf Die 9oridIdge
uno @iinf9e Der Gnglanoer nod
nidt eingesangen 1T. Inideineno
bereiten iih aber groBe 9inge Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-30
g. s. 4 g. q. tamiptlinis.)

W. q. 6 9. q. to1lipftfrte.J
10. 1o1-euufet aimiteO. bon aefD Or
Land. ...... .......4 $40 BORN.
$40. 1902 Suniet 2initeo, bon Gan Srnns
cisco 1858 BORN.
No. 79Shnenaug, bon Stem 0rIeans.
SO. s-GdnsIisns, bon Sci sfio
.................. HOO borns.
SO. e-@uniet erpreb. bon aefD pr
80. 1oMsnniei grpres. bon San Sreias
cisco .....,..... $3.50 nad3mt.
Mbfa6rt-
SO. 101-@un5et 2imiteo. nod Gan
Grancisco .........4:b0 BORN.
10. 102-Gunfet 2imiteo, nad Netp Or
leans ......... 400 borrt.
SO. 7-5dneusue, mad DeI Mio. ~.
.................11:OO BORN.
SO. s-edneIl5us mad Nefp Orleans
............... 11:30 BORN.
SO. e-@uniet espreb nod Con Srall-
SO. 10-@uniet grpreB. mad Nen Or
leans. .-...........11:0 100 nadtS
gIetprtn Siptfp on.
WHIlIDII -
30. so1-@on souftOu, gOrt aaDaeu.
Wictoria, @nero ......7:20 nnd)n.
So. soa-mad euero, gittoria, Bort
2abaca, 6oufton 1855 BORN
M., 8. & s.
Nbfabrt-
Mad Morben-Nbfabrt
SO. E0ofdI 300 BORN.
SO. 1O-@atb 9imiteb 1000 moro.
80. 26-anth SIber $500 nadpm.
$50. 22-gsa6 9oitfton. . 1880 abenos
g, sS-sats saesr .....;7;sS BORN born.
$40. 9-aatb Qimiteb lib nadm.
SO. 21-Bon Sonfton 200 mornei,S
eanta Sc (5. 4. g. q. 0epot).
SO. 7Mgom WOroeu s:b5 BORN.
go. 1--1om Horben. $50 nadm.
MbfahrL
SO. 6-Nab Dem Morben. 500 nadm.
$40. 8-Nah Dem Noroen ..7:40 BORN.
g. a., II. & g. (S. & 9. q. Depot;
Mnfnnft -
30. aHg0n Corpus gbriffi uno Ga,riso
ao. Son Corpus gbrifi. 700 BORN.
SO. 1-maa Corpus c6riiti unD garri8O
SO. s gps's1ss gorp,is abrifH $50 o ssrda;
Sir nttfr 1Thrrff /. N%ehardfrr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-30
1nIanD

Senator Gern lit BON ben De.
mofratiiden Senatoren lpieoer gun!
6iibrer in Der beporitebenoen Son
greBiisung erpdblt. Mud) oas SIN.
mite fir Wlittel uno @ege bes Ste
observation-disclosures bdIt CUR 3cii
6ibungen ab, Inn Die elite Der SO.
mites Su ~erlt1perfen. Sic Republics
niiden M~itglieoer oes Sauies Ea-
ben Inn itdrfere @ertretitng an oeil
&omites nahgeludt.
Sn aanias GitD, DO, plroe
Gin junger Mairm Namens E. 3.
Nisoom au 5mei Snbren 3ud)tballs
periirteilt, neil er ben Marnen iei-
ner Naittter aiif einem gbed fir oebn
Dollars eefaIfdt batte. Seiiie Wfnt-
ter, Die in Grenton, Moy ipobrt
trar anipeleno, als Der Sobn perur-
teilt mliroe. Sic erfldrte, ibr Sobrl
lei m1breno Der leBten orei Sabre
iiur menige Monate gu @auie gene
len nno es lei Dies Dos brittle Mel,
0aB er ibren Namet gefallht babe
Sic lei niht gefommem Inn auf ef-
ne 8erurteilung oes Sobiies 5i oritl.
gen, aber iie peroe alid nidts seger
cine folhe tul; benin cine Strafe nc.
&c fir i'm BON Nllben iein. 9nronf.
bin perrrteilte Der Hihter ben Jun.
gen Mann gu 5fpei Sabren 3ud,t'
bals.
M. S. gearo, Der 9eler oel
griten 0ntionnlbanf IN @ngo, Sfla.
1T ifuloig befunoen tuoroen, bon Der
@eloern Der ganf $14st50 unter
ihlogen ar baben. Gr uuroe II
flinf sobren ;3ubtbaiis n~erlirteilt
gearo lit nod elm iilnger Maitn.
Sn Soiitbport bel Stem Or
Leans ifeint es bei Der llnteroriidunl
bon Spielb1niern nno 2otterieloos
@erfdufen 81 llnruben gefommen 81
lein. 9ie Gage lit onlfeineno elm
iebr beocrtflide. Der @ouDernelll
BON Souiiiana bat MiIi8en oortbii
| gelbidt. Gr lit entifloileii, Den be
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-30

l1Ierten, ote 1iH auf lear @eb1et gu
riid5ieben iolten, 8etpegnngsfreiGcil
getpdbren tpiir6e unb bnb es iid TO-
gar nod ben MIiierten unl6lieBer
ooer ibnen gegeniiber cine iebr moi.
Doaenoe Hertralitdt beofu1ten mir.
De. Spdter tpuroe es Damn flor
oaB bies niht ridtig lei nno oaf
@riedenlano unter allen um1tGnoer
feline pone NeutralitGt betpabren ipul
le. Iuh iiber Gl1mdrien baben ore
9epeiben Der gngldnber ales Moe.
ltde 5uiammengei1mdst 70 oaT
man glauben fonnte, iie botten &
i6on IN Der Salbe un6 trotoem Iieh1
es gatl5 10 aus, als tpenn a1a9 9flt.
mdnien nod tpie Dor feline MertralitGt
bebal1pten tDerbe. @dre bas midi
her sSan, baum miroe Der &on1g III
oer Ebronreoe, Die er bel groffnlns
hes 8arIaments bielt, mol ettpas Do
bon ~ange6elttet baben.
&ithener lit iebt in Haris uno
b1It 8eratungen nit bem@eneralitaf
ab u1tb porber mar er in
StoIien. 2ebteres lit elm 8e
neis. bob auh bort bieIes nidi
in Srbnung lift. Dus lit aud erflar.
Iid. Sn ei1er ISOLDE tritt oas ito
Iieniibe Barlament 5ularnmen uno
oant bot Die Negieru1g nidts GU
tes, mas fie linn porlegen fonnte.
@ar niftsl Sn Der ga1l5en 3eit oes
arieges bot fih an Der Sront falt
nifts be~r1noert. Bon ar BEN gro
BEN Eatett, oie man tun moGte, i'll
nifts geiheben, MIR cine ~l1nnal1e
bon Nenihen lit geopfert moroen.
9ns miro natiirIih I'M Sacrament
in unangenebmer @eiie our Gprad)e
fomme1 unb &itdener miro ser Me-
gierung Mut eingefl0bt unb ooraui
georungen baben, 6aB fie gera6e iebt,
in Dem ieiner Meinung nad) emf
iheioenoen Mugenblif nidt perlage.
uebernG Ereiben un6 Gr1ngen. Sn
England miro in elmer @eife Die
Gniperbung bon Jreiipiligen betrie,
ben, Die fih fait in 1idts ais benz
BON elmer 3iDangsontuerbu1g
lnterideioet. Granfrei9 muB lfolr
leine Slingmamihuf, 2elte bon
aft5ebn uno neun5eBm Snbren 5tpei
Sabre Dor Der GET, einberufen urlo
cine groBe Griegsanleibe a1ifnebmelt,
fir bic ieIbft Ser @eneralifinus
Hropagnnoo madt. MaBIono
ion nit @etpuIt Elm Seer bon metre.
rem Sainoertauieno Mom 5ulamnen-
bringen nn6 nah Dem 8aIfan ldaf-
fen. uebernl miro nit einem gera-
6e5al fi~eberbaftem Offer genrbeitet.
lln0 oieier @ete gegeniiber itebers
Die Geutihen rubig oa. Sic feniler
ibre Graft uno iie pertralien ibral
Deutldlnno lit belte, nod ieds5cbn
Monnten oes &rieges, trob Scr
NerIitite, Die es erIitten, ebelllo
itarf tDie 5u 8eginrt oeslelben. So,
in mander 9e3iebamg nod itarfer.
Gem es ueiB iest, bob es iih nidt
1tlir auf fein Seer, ionoern aiih ai1f
ieine Snoultrie, auf feline Sinnltaer
itno auf ben guten Sirm ieiner Be-
r0lferung perlaIien fam. Gs neiB.
oab es nidt ausgebltngert meroer
fam uno es meiB, oaB es pollfon;-
men e;nig lit. @enn in oieien Ia
gen der Heidstag 5ulamnentritt,
miro Die Sibung ebenio barmoniiM
iuerben, pie Die friiberen. l1no I'M
Gehibl leiner araft rtbig uno init
3uperiidt entge9er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-30

San Mmtunio Snrmitnre Cabinet &
Mcfinifbing So. Qnbt Cure 3nlism66el
perldGuern BON Qeuter, Die ibr @eiddft
berffchen. Bir reparieren. polltern utio
Iddieren N0beI ooer Pianos, tpie Sic cs
tpinfden. gett : Gtelen bronsiert poef
entoinierf. Sci. Trnbis 4539. III
gaaiu aOerrlie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-30
9. 4. e D. 3.

Nnfunft -
No. Il Bon 4eufton, @nco unb gorpus
@brih ............7:0b nn1m.
No. Boon 9ouiton iin0 @iiitenorten
30. 5-gop goafiu1 unb aiifterorten
.......... ....1:40 hadn't.
go. 42-@on AsrrbiIe .9:06 BORN.
ZIP. 44-Ssn aerrbiGe, MIR Conn
tags 1856 dbetoa
SO. 146-won aerrbiIe, tdgIih nisae<
noutteu Sonnto9s 1856 abenbs
Mbfn6rt-
70. 2-gad 1oufton Maeo uab Corpus
gbrifi .9:1o BORN.
SO. 4Egsah 9oufton urlb aiiftencrten /.
1890 nbenOS
SO. 6@ginh goatrr1 unb @iiiteitorteil.
S:1U ttndDr1.
SO. 41--Nad @errbiIe, mn am Gon1ls
tag .......... $40 ntcrgeIte
$50. 43-92n1 Rerrbiue. ...5:05 aben0S
notnri1en Sonntnas ....7:05 porns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-30

Sir CUTE HBret . Neparainr
sebt 81 Saso GensI. 224 Ch-Gom'
mere Ctr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

A Nav Ynrk rnaine.r wNA HurVoNin ms
thn fontr ~ branch line fur d rail
way ayntcn An Old heekweudsman
With whom he atopped fot y tins al.
mlttcd one day whom hc asy tbs enTi
nrrf fsurinE In the field that nathe.
matiee always seemed wonderful
thing 10 him.
lieing young ana enlhualaAtle the
engineer heean 20 enlarge urcn Ia
wondcr. telling the farmer how We
could measure iho distances 90 different
planets and even welsh the planets,
ho~ wr cntJd fnrv,sll tho coming 20 n
COMET os en eclipse ysarH IN advance
Of ta actual occurrence. deirrmlno The
velocity Of the rWifteat prniertilcS ana
certain the heights ~ mountains With
Opt acshng them. and many other
THUGS meant a. astoniFh the old maa.
Eyes. them thines does a"esn kinder
ruiiank." said the ola u,an "hnt what
always hoihered ms Mas ln understand
Why yau have ga carry ane for ever,
ten. ilut u you dont," he cnniiruri
With conviction "the aarpsi thinR
Nnmt GENE enc flsas Everybody =
MnsaEinc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
BREAK A CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP OF FIGS
cLEANSES TEE LITTLE LIVER
AND BOWELS AND THEN 0Er
WELL QUICK.

w'ssea sohr chltd snrfrrs frssfn a cold
don't wait slNc the little stomach. hv
~ aud bowels eeutic thorourh
cleansing al once When er,,sS liesV-
'sh iistlssN pssle. doesn't slcsp. eat af
act naturally y breath u Nad si,,ra
sch sour EiVe tsaspronnsl of Hyah-
foruiA Ssrup % lfes7 and .n a few
hcnrs ai the clcxEed up curstipafs, i
WASTE. sraf bile and nnshNestea fassi
VIII aentIS move out "a TIE ha~eln an
los have a well playful child again.
II NVur chila coushs. snuof3cs aut
has csnght cold ~ IL fsscrisa ~ has 4
s.tv thraai siNe ecad Dose of eCau-
tefnia Syrup II tirs- g. eeacuatc thc
bowels no difference What other trcat-
nient - slNen
Sics ci.ildrrn needn4 he coaNea a.
lake this harmless rffut thrEsss.t
Milhcns II mothers kseg q handy 10
canSc they kaow ~ action rn she ssosn
ach. hyyT and bowvls IL prsgnpg and
snrc. they aiso know little rtssn a.,
daN SAWS a s1ek child temerro~
Aak your dfslsHist Cor sa-rcnt hoi
tle ~ California SArap ~ t1xe whirf
eontAirs directions Tor babies. chilssrrf
81 al aers and fer krown-0ps plsnlis
On thc hottie. f,cwNrc ~ ceantcrfests
sold here Get tho eenufne, made rs
-cshfcrnta ffs syrup Ccsnpans~-- "A.
yertisemsnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

ether VIEWS


The Fort wora i,eeofd taksa M.
Democratic conEreaH tn task fef naf
reducing the huge pensions instead ~
feenr'irE ~ b sfnwp tax
d does seem Time 10 purge tho Don.
sion roll. The March numbof ~ Wofid'a
Work. contains these figures from the
pen 20 Burton j. llendfifks
Three YeafH aeo the house - sep-
fesentatiseH passed "a BIZ thar saded
$4,000 900 year o. cur psnnlnn pay
menfs an economical senate cat this
down a. about tx1 600 ese q year fn
1871 congress spent VS.. D009ea ~ pen.
slons last YEAR ~ apent $4,000 600
The time " coming when tho American
DeYpis Vail nave a. reform thsir pen
sion HyFiem 81 face national bank
ruptsy
Perhaps our democratic iawmahe rs
had a. mind Cis,sianda ssfssfisaee
Mr. Cleveland vetoed . pension bin
H"eeues s. wea full - RAlt add ~
tendiun i,HnslunA ~ those not entitled
~ thrfn lie waa william 10 Increase
the pensianr - iha feal genuine sol
hers. M CLEVELAND bad smcssdrd in
pustinE into tnr treasury vast gold
reserve fund.
The campaign was on betwcen Ci.ve-
laaa aud Harrison. The Grand Army
~ the Hrpuhiic gathered f1r large
celebration az Indianapolis Hlalne ~as
tho orator ~ this day, 30 navaKriy at
tackled NJ Cleveland for biz veto 81
the pension han fnilinR however 90 -
plain Mr.. CleVeihnda true position
Blaine enlarged upon IN. vast ameant
~ goid ln the treasury, Loaking over
hsa vast audience, be said "Naldiftn 81
the fepuhh,' That Eoin W The treasury
~ yours Tor pensions n YOU pat cieNe.
land out and Harrison Ia
That did m. work, Az abe brand
Arms and their alth and Mn went SO
wofk fuf Harrison. and defeated cieve
Rnd
J 30 sur pemacfntie ronsfess. rcmem'
hcrink ths fate ~ the party by rea-
sun % that brave veto ~ Cleveland
were afraid e. SO tu the pension rolls
fnr eruaamirai purposes, aiihouEh "
was ihc righteous ihirr 90 10 Macon
I tuai telegraph
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

Texas within the last few years fhefe
hsa bean great inCseast ~ lhs hives
ln Mfirnnan county. fn1 sufud - tlis
beet hDnsy eaef produced has been thf
entDm ~ ths 8ri.ronhn cpunfT APIS 2
fits. Tbe be-. kcepefn ~ this rountf
have retsnfit urenBlked aaa ~ frsa-
luton lnderned this biii and thsy are
watching siih interest fof the final
paagaKe n the measure foui brood
a. bees h a. dsusefeus As thsflsYn in
fatfts - ISLANDERS IN herses. ~ small
pm ~ the human family. u can ~
rDntrrlssd. This ms ben demonstrated
b William Newrli professpr Of sns
touinieRy "a the a. 4 ". college ~
Tatas. WIN has sfststnaflsed shf mefh-
ads ~ ebmbattlnN u whenever the
funds fnf me Nelf-fe and auafnntine
arr available. and n me prssent nlll
,aasaa be- viii ialf 90 me wofk ~
nncr and viii wsf results. Waco Semi
Weekly Tribune
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

ope ihine ghai makcs the ecst ~
uNipa 50 much hishvr threr times Is
that Il takes 49, much chewsns gum
Tor she tamiit The modern ntrl. with
leVy affair "a VERY hsss takes several
new ehees 70 sNiu eNetf day. ana ~Von
the little fellows are frequently pro,
Ni.fed with a fsesh supply Ia che soosl
oit DAYS Sc was dtffrrcnt l'eopie knew
hew 60 take csfv rt their Max IN the
Sudden ake ~ ouN HISTORY. There was
alelaNs SHINE daneer ~ dispute a. 10
the ownership ~ a piecc ~ wax when
q was stuck Vr IA givc the Jaws a resi-.
eul this never tesUlted Ia Anythlns
mere serious thar = nght, IN xafue
homrs she memhess ~ the family had
regular Atlehlns places rhis sNslen
In chewing prevented much discord, J,
iaNesite place was under the dlnney
table, " q roInAinra there gery losk a
usually hfnusht 4 FEW spilnter~ with 4
~hsn u came OF. hpt the taste va,
still seea On The etaer hand. vas
stuck t. lhn door facing wonla hriAs
shr paint cfe and this rave "a fisvse
that was nos u the hest. 90 course 4
MAS only With the store .heugM Kline
that folks were 50 particular, the,
vnu,d ~ httfe eStfnsssant &aen thcs
made the Max AZ home for rosin heek.
WAX ami strvschhsrries There - n.
iellnf what viii become &c the worI.
u We DO not return 90 chr FRUGAL way
~ the past Claude Atisn. In for
Worth star. Telegram.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26


south Africa Us suftefipr from the ~
felis ~ no Europsan war ia lifatii
ulu 600 - taai fepntff'F total pre-
ductlon ~ ~ 600 bC1 bass ~ coffee
haze hnd go hr stefed a. home. IN Az.
Hrntina. according So ppcciai faessae'
ffam tho president there 10 already an
osumhted nnantlsi dsflCil ~ J. 200 GOO
utnua NcW government anes= created
last fehg viii not ~ fliird ana ~ pubt
iit works moi ~ an uraeui nature have
been postponed unsil conditions clarity
400 Eufone Trade y radii dcpfraHrd 90
fi South American countries ana hiiai
nraR ~ ianHpiahlnT The effort beins
made hy some Galveston husin.es meu
tn rncuufeRc movement -, tt'r part II
Texas business man Is seek south Aia
encan trade n ilno.y u Texas bust
nean men VIII So after that trade #
tNls time in y riauof manner they can
land Il l'i rAae Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
PARAGRAPAlNGS

noufe oieut individual Yves. alr.
! hold that ehnn man makes little
rsiiE money his lirst duty II az make
hia wife present ~ q handsome
Nfesa Stranger YOU axe aociai
philosopher prrsuinef' "Ne. I'm q
dri anndn merchant Kansas ciy
sthr
\ unhtwad W man who has notr
menyN Than ftienla and IS niaa 81
u niitsbmg chfoniciorrelcEtsph
Lady ,cnnaRlpg nursel "iiaVe YOU
Rod enY experience With ghndren ft
Applicant, Yea mum shurc, ga
used TO Doe child mcalli ~.r lloasnu
Trpnegrips
what material would Nou recom
mend Tor a dress to 10 To- a Rarden
parNr = shouid susecst lawn tai
slmore American
what little boy in eiasa can men
tion memorable dagr la Roman hls
tafNf' asked the tearher "Antony'A
with s-icepatta'' eeptnred one ~ thc
boys Froth
fhorye movemrnt sn fuot W make
Chicago cits ~ aeflens necf. VeN
etahio, summer az MarNf Washington
t'',si.
NON wNuldu't NaN Ike 10 wAik WITH
teer husband 10 the polia and east IN
NvNr vote with Ms asked thr cit, lAdy
~ Mrs noan. Mrs fieAn shook hcr hrad
40 she nsid, wearilt "i'rs The land
sakes' u there's enythlne man can 49,
ht himself he's kim 10 Puck
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

Rir !. a. Thomson IA authority fas
the abatement that when a body Is
heated above the lcmneratuge ef hnillne
water "a ordinarily heslnr ~ be salntb
Visible. especially w avrfted Nisa"n,
hut no definite cniof ~ discsrnea unF
al she ,eHpeFat,a. has risen c0naldcs
ahlN hlahaF This suggests that the
first osfects are tra ny the RODS and
nai hN the "conca. whirh tnscfhsr
form toe Fstsna The cones are sprei.
alA concerned with the percepiion Of
coior from thia ane would Infer that
animals which see an tae darn must
have retlnas Particularly rich In rras.
and phsainlosS sho~A that this Is meta
his true % thc nwl whaSe retlna is re-.
magkahis for the extremely great pro
portion ~ r,ssls a. cOnes, In a faint ltsht.
states Professor rhemFon. tDa owl secs
no collar. bait Ne sees aagncihing. ~hirh
u g,oA enoaxh Tor hia purposes wNerr
NC wpuld see nothing al Az. rhliadci-
phia Record
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
Tcxds Press


facrc - now pcodlna m tAr heuse "a
Representatives a bill ~ Senator Kslicy
~ nrwitf capnsy. thai has auuscd the
spoete rrpVleine an Appropriations ~
llcn ~ ms A. u II. golleae ~ vesar N,f
she EXPERIMENTATION ~ foul hfoAd 81 this
~ spccasi, as The legislature san
,aahe Il 50
l'aul hronl ln bees y 4 danneronr
tseaeo that affects the beer snd tho
nn,ry & il tontaelous ard sen ~
sAsll, transported frnm onc psFs ~
WE star. % ancther ~ the vrAnripg
hoou ne heneS shat IA shlrped rhc
~ keeping :adussry Il srewsng 10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

The Washington star relates that
TIE wAahlnetch Star reiAtcs that
Representative Nsli@tcr. AnsWstiNg az q
luncheon an attack against bis arma
meat expectation riu saidi
These men misunarrstccd my bar
They mlsund~rrsocd Il a. c0fanlctei,
"a the yOuns lady misuedersiood tbs
lssso
A younr lady peintins - she is=se
casiea GA his pommsi said 10 cow.
NSsSt
What u that Sne forF
10 ee.ch steers and hoSses. ma am.
the c0who, answered.
sndeea,' sasa me young ladS. iook
ink rather aagonlshed ADD what hAf
do yau useT ~-.tt. worth star. reiy
gram y..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

gslsf depart suisht dance ana sine ln-tstd
fold y heart lead win afrsff Nh fftff
time outdoors nees uss4frfai uen aho t4t'
ttslF bos - fsiDn n wen Nnf la'
misery words ana thus spf pfpifaf lH.f
hess about birds which thse Kong
- Tho cheerful ciushinE hfus which NlAf1 tff nests
- heats tse - nfns - nn1f0ff ~
spawned We ErDaniar ~ aches ~ daaase
fees backs ana neaty oil pains faHea Aaen w.
down fsfFx We hlk at1pf unaAeai Ais Hhen ~
have eoln bafnand u ar aailaf balls fttir
ots a fhen W. cherish Nft ffff Ntfn Nf
nApuid binhsiy smile and n tt nature tfiff. ~
strina iet nsEntfl eaeh liifHf
~ md balm. snd sunbeam each aui aHuA sst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26


ielg- Died jehn Winthrop urHt FuV
erp0r nf Massachusetts COLONY ID
learned earnest header
1853 Hattie - Verona hofweon th.
freuch and fhe AuHtrlanH rhef
foueht in tho opon ard the lOarea
on bath sidra were so efoaf lhti
each army rctuaged
$3.50 First lodge of Odd Fellows ln
iuaton organized
1897 Died AusiWig won hrethnTen. "a.
moua nusic composer 90 Jenna
neFn i4g0.
ls3e Aslauc cholera appeared in pnf
IT, ono ont VI every 2s died of
the disease.
iNei MiaHiNsippi ratified ihe Cnngii
tuition ~ the Confederate States
uf AmrficA
'iAtt House - Representative passed
tho first Interstate commerce nl3
1851 King Charles 81 Roumanla. as.
cenaet "a ihe throne
ts9s anlcd Walt Whitman. the Amor
can reet AZ Camdvn y Yves
born in 1873
100, Cccl Nhodgg. famous English
man founder 81 lshnarsia. died al
Cape TuWn
1919 Aarianopls surrendered 90 the
liaikap ailiea after a aicEc az i5.
days
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

February was thf greatest eN.
port month Of IT'S ttpe m ihc his
tory of the United States Ship.
nmig argromied Sons. 521, 1a1,
diug the preeieus hielp water
fark by flM.W0 uWi