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The Washington times., 1915-03-26
SCOURGE OF THE SEA-,
U-29, REPORTEDLOST
Most Active of AL German Sub
marines Goes Down With
Crew, Is Claim.

LONDON, March 26-The German
submarine U-29 will raid the seas no
more.
It has been announced by the admir-
atty that II is practically certain that
this the most dreaded of all the
Kaiser's underwater craft. which re-
Gently sank five vessels. four British and
and one French, and damaged three
more in the English Channel in twenty
TOUR hours. has been sunk with its en-
tire crew.
The U-29 had displacement of 800
tons, and was one of the largest and
fastest boats in Grand Admiral Won Tir-
PITTS underwater fleet.
If the admiralty's report is true. Great
Britain is rid of a scOurge to it's COM
merce not second even to the Enden
and the Prinz Eitel Friedrich. Also.
Capt Otto Weddigen, the commander
who is said to have gone down with his
boat was known as the most gallant
and daring officer in the Germany navy,
praised by friend and foe alike.
CAPTAIN Weddigen, earlier in the pres
ent war, won the Iron Cross through
his exploits as commander of the 'U-S in
sinking the British cruisers Hogue,
Aboukir, Cressy and Hawke. AS an
other mark of his sovereign's apprecia-
ton, he was given command of the
larger vessel shortly afterward.
Despite his wonderful daring, Captain
Weddigen was described by even the
commanders of the ships he sank as
both a gentleman and a gentle man.
at is our duty. At the same time we
don't want to take civilian lives. 1t is
the ships we want to kill, not the r1en.'
Thus is the commander quoted as say
ing to the captain of the Adalusian af-
The Washington times., 1915-03-26
Dutch Steamer Is Sunk
By German Submarine

DOVER, March '26.-The Dutch steam
er Medea was sunk of Beachy Head
yesterday by the German submarine
U-S. She carried cargo of oranges,
and was bound from Saloniki for Lon
don.
The admiralty, In reporting the sinking
OF the Medea by the UPS, says;
The ship was flying the Dutch flag
and had "a Dutch crew aboard. Her
name, 'Medea, Amsterdam was painted
In large letters on her sides. The ship 8
papers were taken by the Germans, who
refused to return them.'
The Medea was stopped by the sub
marine and the crew were given fifteen
minutes in which to leave the vessel.
they did so, and the submarine then
fired several shots at the steamer. which
remained afioat for an hour.
The crew rowed about in their boats
until picked up by a destroyer, which
brought them to Dover.
The Washington times., 1915-03-26
U. S. Will Feed 2,5OO,OO0
|. French in German Lines

LONDON, March 26.-Herbert G..
Hoover, chairman of the American com
mission for relief of Belgium, announces
that the negotiations for feeding $780,
600 French civilians behind the German
lines have been completed.
For the past two months the commis-
sion has extended the distribution of
relief farther southwark, and for the
past month has been feeding over 500.-
900 French persons ,between Maubeuge
and Sedan.
The people of Lille. Cambria, and
other cities In this part of France will
be relieved within the next few days.
The condition Of these people. chiefly
women and children, is desperate. Old
age and infant mortality has increased
with extraordinary rapidity.
The French government will aid in
the commissions work. -
Clifford Pinchot has Joined the COM
mission as member and will take
charge Of one of the sections around
Lille.
The Washington times., 1915-03-26
MISSIONS,
:. BRYAN TELLS TURKS
Wholesale Massacres in Persia
Arouse This Government to
Make Vigorous Protest.

Tho massacre OF foreign missionaries
In northwestern Persia and the desper-
ate plight in which many others with
native Christians now ind themselves is
causing this Government serious con-
cern. Advices received by the State
Department. from private and official
sources. emphasize the desperate plight
in which the missionaries. many of
them OF the American Presby terian sect,
now find themselves. Turkish troops
and Kurds are overrunning the entire
northwestern part of Persia. murder
ing male Christians and carrying off the
women and children.
Secretary OF state Bryan today again,
cabled Ambassador Morgenthau at
Constantinople to make the most urgent
representations to the Ottoman govern
The Washington times., 1915-03-26

ter torpedoing her. In every case ho
was the same and in all but one In
stance he allowed the crew Of his VIC
tim to escape. ....
At one time he offered the crew cigars
and wine and gave a seaman who had
fallen overheard n dry suit Of clothes.
Tho U-29 was faster than other sub
marines because of her high bow. Her
equipment was complete. even including
wireless apparatus.
She makes the sixth German sub
marine reported sunk by the British.
The Washington times., 1915-03-26

ment and to demand that full protec-
ton be afforded American interests The
chief center of the trouble is Urumiah,
where thousands of native Christians
nave sought refuge in the French and
American mission stations, which are
the only ones that so far have escaped
the vengeance OF the mobs. II Is re-
ported the American missionaries have
raised the American nag above their
compound, and have demanded protec-
ton from the native officials. All diplo-
matte and consular representatives OF
the United states In Turkey. Russia.
and Persia have been ordered by the
State Department to report information
reaching them Of the situation.
The Washington times., 1915-03-26
Escapes Prison Camp;
Gets Certificate Here

with a certified declaration Of his in
tention to become a citizen of the
United States in his possession. Karl
Frederick Schubert. formerly Of Bres-
lau, Germany. feels safer today than he
has for the last few months, during
which time he was taken from a mer-
chant vessel on which he was sailor.
by q British warship, confined in an
Australian prison camp, escaped. and
at last, by smuggling himself aboard
the Norwegian steamer Sommerstadt
States.
Schubert's certificate was issued to
him yesterday afternoon when he called
at the City Hall, accompanied by an
official of the German embassy. Schu-
bert who does not speak English. de-
clared through an interpreter that he
had seen enough Of war. N.
The Washington times., 1915-03-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of Co.
lumbia-ClOudy and much colder to-
night; temperature tonight about Is de-
grees: Saturday fair and colder.
Maryland-Cloudr and much colder to-
night; Saturday fair: colder in east por-
tioh; moderate northwest winds.
Nirginia-ClOudv and much colder to-
south portion; Saturday generally fair
and cold r: moderate shifting winds, be-
coming northwest
The Washington times., 1915-03-26

TIDE TABLE.
High tide, 1872 a. m. and 4l7 p. m.
Low tide, 1925 a. m. and :06 p. m.
SUN TABLE.
Sun rises. .......5:5 Sun sets ... rs
The Washington times., 1915-03-26

TEMPERATURES
The temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
and Affleck's:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
ALASKAN DEVELOPMENT
is URGED BY SECRETARY
SYMPATHETIC COOPERATION IN
THE DEVELOPMENT or ALAS
IA URGED nY LANE

AsliiNGfuN moe fN in Me
fofthcouuns auuunl typui seefojea
Sane SAYS ihti thc GuvrrnmoHl snuuIf
continue its sNnipHiuVtle coopsrtiinH r
the development 10 AiasNH pas ufses
that the ronufi0u W administrative
aotun ln NlaskAn affairs ahNHlt ne
abolished ii waulN hg tan NtmniaHa
e thinR tt surrender these res.uifo.
So loyai control ot disposal Nf itmp
who hNNr liNti a anN pew enaut
sttei ANHN water Trout anN power
sites fon,sts. hnd wher ,NtspilmnH
soHrcrs to THESE wno eoms 0iisnus
Nree sons fuf sHics uuprygme B. N,t
this shuuid no4 dgi,t us into pall.f
thnt mahra fiao HAministfatian PEI.
gessiif
mo vnNin-lon ~ adm.nlamtsg s.
tion N Aiaasa 81 wtii guown hlvt
trird tu give ID rNrfract that 70 mlehf
hasten tNo establishment 0f Nme
ntcthud Isl copmnatci CWtrui nf Moss
Kan affairs primarily ia the hanfs ST
"a trsidynt commission nnt alna,s m
touch WITH and responsive i0 thr wish
a Nnnsress snN ths President lhrMah
une ui the departments Nhat ianf htl
niNsierious shaun 4 puH which az
ircta hu who see s anj ihnsf tae who
KNOW eriN ntlilprtn az Ns mfernnsa.
~ grandeur amt SIS rconamla r0s.l
eiltoe The cpsii nei hc batter nsa.
ifaita ihsn Ns lhr aunttef et arrhta.
sinns Cor rlHces which Nvrf reeaFetI
% th' ,Al3shnli Fnsreeups rpmmIs-
sirn When tfsl Nsdt $50 fpf Aiast
YEA lhe spung lhe uumner WAS owe
A>eQe. Alid p'psi nf those uhH tpp.ifa
WIN Npi oui of Wofi, nnt aifoad, held
positions with uiinAds in banks. on
Farms q fnf ssne sits elr'P Iiies
N4shtd taste IL the iarec nfe of lhis
new mnd THEW are nisuy megc ai
iNe Hiins HesNe sano 90 whom vul
make Aasha rchcr b> thistle pr.seass
ard hnd hsppiuess ln scHfshina aai
fhe land
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Bs au - ~ Maj faii haud
Dr. represented no. toras tAfIsfia fi'Nt
Coast falf With ftf pl0nat trfa
mfa H.N n evidence a1 over ihle fff
hHliDf ani especially nith paf tur
usifs ur .hapld hs ah.e o. makr p4ar
dI.pIay al0uH fis i.nf 8laNust taf
huaHstlll, tidpiBif fan Boo bon
abandoned ius ihe past iaa frirs. ODD az.
count nf hs lailuff fnm nHaD.ai
Standpoint fff rttrsHH Nnn nrf t'
tended une ui Hur ialfs fal.rfs ihsf tnc
aaauiN.fnf litriaft si iaaet NHH Hni
nf'N H0dufia aii mni. fn aalrfiIea fhr
ff.tt possibilities ni uuf s0N aNi Imfir
Nfn nNF hmouni ei al aft NrffH
boz ihr nffIun nauii sI.n mHh. mf
nfli.utmna poultry daHa if H't
.l.n Shoes a-We ei fle nrs fHnua0iaI
NNins hnfk tnutd rHf nf buena
.ilra great mieh and fl. factory lh.
valley lar O. nHnllef 0l ilnHfahifs Door
HlIlH nhlDh cHuli give DO tarHua Ifnplf
sur fur lssuns lH fhg NNiilCaituIl I
i,sourres of th Nall,
ihrrp atr MANY ffa-oHs n favor el th0
Valley afrrpfinH thp fua.inE Invitation
ui ihr turpua hfisti iiali Coast Pair 49,
sifatlun and 49, tiusl thsl oui 'rad|us
pisluo-s MEN sna iarutfs nat iasr Hn
time ban doing au hfne nsti'le hfnai
capped n such matte Through ~ iR0t
ni hnaui of tmds of oaHmUlIa r|nh
nr other duiiiaf nrHfni asi.m to take hald
ana pnS sstsh an ontfrpuaf inii onr Diin
fras has thr entstrf'-r fni nls htt'r
rn operation and initiative ave- utlDi iu
Organize and faut pui tUt mUa tnctt
hiouhsl ilir ilrlad
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
CORPUSCLES



'ofrn' 'tti-ti i o. spcnd SIMEON ier
adsefiisinr tNrm1eA the mediums rf'n
etrall, ~ new lN7eTs Wtiis o,b~s TEX
~ esties eesr inea s,nc se tiu,e satri,d
tisrlAf advertisement. in magazine and
iseW spaprrs the rssnfnf hss alwa..
is~n hs commsfeial clubs 90 .onr oihrr
ei4enifstiae. IN Nafnis tkt,.ti IA,
nnW fe thc advertising viii d. hv co.
e'ts niei pndDf the dNection 81 = ,,,u,
mlttre ~ ,sNpsNcra actius iu s,,nmn,
then Nith th' go, ceunoil 4 committee
$40 Tx ~ Nill r.part on Whist amontit
,hould b. spcut during TOTO ami what al
d''ioual TAX 0iil b, neuiI,,l ior the ~
=" Appropriation that ,ho city rN,sc.,.
y MAXI Printers ink trl.s ths stn,,
AND me hasiSsss nrn ~ Corpus tAr,.tl
Az dsisfu''u,d a. plsav their ~, 80 thy
"ep ~ Water aad rnmmeg rleN.urc
gesort u takes mon,N e. Il, \ pha,
Any seins 70 rsl-e the niooc, foft
NORTH krcn,l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
rms nay Ann rnr nrrn

This q The age 81 fippane, Hnd dis
Illusion " y ln wcsi nf firetna spn
'etiups iis appetite tor uoyclt, II n
ordinate 4 laeks ufmnasa nud iuurh
noss. r',prenep and concentration Nut
eoittuf with ihr too nrd pfoefest nf
,lans ltaN Nritai nf dr,aN wv nan
cell Thanksgiving naY huuitd DOWN
ifom tluse sturdy hnin0 huildrfa ul lORl
Turkey iME Was rUf aus aturlt
ilung mofr Indicative uf thc -nmpltmD
chat wc have Forgotten H nuf mad faah
toward rnaeHhenla Corpus Christi
Caller
calling Thanksgiving naN rnukr,
ntf u not enc oottl palt ID b. anDi
r''y making r "iwhw nay Wat 4.
lunt What j. duAr b, ion 0iihs ai thc
Amtfian peorlg lt s mado Aa, OBJ.
luesting net dsy at ihamhsgitmg d
day ~ social pleasure not dnt ul
pialse lhr teal m,auinr esd iht dat
fhs pugpsse lpi phirh ii vas scs apart
etit nll tut leern hist sinht ef 1hc ifuU
it. WhcH Wr spah VT &c u.s. turkey pay.
we YAH q hY tllD uamo shat IS most ap
prnpflaip a. shc manucl m which, 1t has
eame 60 he observed Slaiui Nose lltl
tit loNas Notuhic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
BE or DECK.

Advertising pays ~ Il didn't.
certain sort of sp8p wonldu'i
float an over the country and
millions wouldn't De- invested ln
u Manufacturers would cali a
heli ~si d out pnt up ihe faea.
tion sif1-
Advertising pays dividends in
direct ratio 10 iis ability 10 opentc
within ihs reader dosife foe ihe
particular ihine advertised This
Is true Of aIl forms of advertising.
whether dyeirnpd 10 scil alt mnel
cIpl on climaie.
N"n have seen au ud thni mnds
Nou hungry fbei read lite \
SMACK fou have secn AZ al gram
al about mountains and rivers ihai
made sou fairly iinvle To flock
10 Colorado And yon know ,ome
thing 81 Colorado. and of Cali
torula aud of Florida, nod IL lnto
rs kind, you intend sometime Ia
WISH lllesc tlaies 20 Sec them for
yourself.
Aud you know ~ certain ciiies
10 particular You ran almost
paihi seepc in l.os Angeles. ean
yop iioif Md WHY For lust
one reason Los Anerlce has heen
advertised extensively ycnr IN aud
ont and ,he advertisements hnv.
been ielily mof,ied and prnpefN
Illustrated aud they hnye created
TN lens Augplcs desire 10 von and
You intend 90 SO there the very
iif,l imnr you hnVo j. chance to
Vow ,hr time hos comic 10 IA
Aerlise Corpus CHRISTI ~ make II
ns well known ss hos Angeles ~
lhe soap that 9n and 80 loo per
ee'il purp "a pui the oity AMI ils
attractions in an puoplcs minds
% erpair the impression that viii
ultimately result in visit with
perhaps q now offices as the eat
come.
Mcmust ia this we have eaotis
70 sell, and We must acuualnt the
hnslrru buyer witt the spe,ial
merits of onr stock ln trade. There
nay hc several why's 70 accomplish
this general object rher en h,
only one bosi way. The object 81
tomorrow afternoon x meeting ia
take place 10 the Gifts Han al four
q clock Is ~ deierNino npnn ih.
HEST way 80 spl ahnut thiN necas
serN lnsl ihat 81 hofofe es 1t
q rrral numher 81 citizens De- pres
ont lvsi thu opinion which nresails
should fail io reflect united ,enil
mcnl ANYTHING shorl of a urent
bic putt al togeihcr. IS golaa 10
resnll n fmAc aud Corpus
christi rannui afford io take a
rlla'ler. Ma airy possessing "a.
ielllgenpc van
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
OUT OF THE WRECK

some ahact ar painted % rlf arn in ihN eief ffifN
green aod DiscA. twas ftsfed win fb. issi - nn 80
heart FWeied nfih tsier pride ertlatf fts f4foi
ard FINE jaurhna fflesi ,sFtdF us nafrfe Hfa
punrAin vine ThfD fafr4io win af1 isNH'e iiN
hnuef afn1nd sna ts ffHNHlfHty liir trf fairH
arplui ffaniss from tte iisa '.lfi
fii - siaFs ara f ard FrrlaE NJ hf ~ mfn iai
sfafenfd aupet grin said me i.a ftlaf a 81.
. fsii fffsH aaf af ttf afnrs nH sf
~ ihe sefr While etlsfs indgisad g scffam.
ard weff in ihe efoapes fract gathered i9iHiH an
lflfas Hnl baHt smother fhars Nlf HftHra tNp
fteif ir.s and pnf % ilHf ~ aais -fffeFaa or n
hnpsshpe iess ana riitsred rsa3 nalis Assin N
ii narsH aii afsla hg mt raapkiu flnr iat ffn faf
che ptnspHcfe strictly nne So nn dnipl hrir
81 nIHfrrffnra ffuWN. "Ll a uf4.. 3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

tarranza has prohibited ball
Tights aud liquor ~ one state. and
will Stop gambling 10 another. We
~ where h. n have BIZ. hen,ls toll
even n be- doesn I have a full hand
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

The War Department says that
pur r1Dsi defcnacs are tho most
formidable % earth. bni that they
ARE not msnned How fhisf II
they are mol manned. are they the
least bii formidable What gsol =
e le-neh gun without chap 10
puli me lanyard II dpen 4
amount 10 any more than q fine
hrad of hair without "a farce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Congressman Gardner wanis 10
have Nr Bryan investigated in
order 70 learu whether be- II grt
ting money o1i 81 Ia. posses NDrk
We don't know about the money /.
VIZ do know that ST. flnrlner
wHuis % know about something
that nome Of his business
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Tho kfaliuo VOL is now down
10 eas Whether 10 IS "a pofaei ~
b large flow b no. Known as The
casing Wea immediately plngged.
bui one thlug Is cicHf the drnl
will strike ihe White Point sirui
um, aDd Comns Christi wiz have
An enoim0ua supply N natural
gae within two miles OF Che Gifts
Holt Think whai thls Win menn
so 'he factory SOD lle bdlsruOid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Headline. Houston Pest ICON.
fueias plays part 81 election.
Guess the old hoy WIS hauled cut
Of his grave aud used - i ~.
peaier.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
WHAT MONEYS pop

Mhen iali that Maj, psekf,,i .arrsd
titotAw ,usf. Nirs ilett, 1f.en sN
rlaimed. That's ,on much nlan,v lnf i
fruug wsman Not Il the yoane woman
elFnds q Mrs iHeen vol Il she snon,l,
81 ~ smp ~ mnnr, h $3.50 much Il u
4 NOS hoatdea as and aigascd oscr and
KEPT oui ~ ihr hiisht f,.i agtriies a.,
ute 'etfNs CHRISTI caller
Whntr,rr in thc world Nar, Nekf ford
eau b dslHe wNh hf siausNO wear
sl,e y l-Nied tr ht nslnN IL a. che end
NJ efNsiei happiness hrg 81 sorciAsl,
sises than Sire ll,itN 4ren. nes
Npung. sNnug south ooull NOT have c,a
csNvd. MT a,lusat,yi itself a. sueh limit
~ mi.orlN hoaplng a. Ahs ilstt,
Nryhe eld, uk age aet that has h,..,o
ii, -cni rlte her rteF SINCE shO ,.l,ar ,ntO
the pfHcsict ~ atlnN ats tl,as ~lslcA
myth, and nlst - spsnpt and thicNrs
h,oak iN and ateai ~ AVA L /. hoaf,i.,l
Nuts flckinii salvation May o. "a al,
Tact that she b speeding el5NoOh WEAR
y she " aad h Is rsnctally lel,e,sl
that she ~ slvudlnN quite = much Mhsn
etti NN Sgt niekie, Wr sf,nd ii, -
there Nv await rpina Is dl' and l,as,
enatAinE noi nn,1 uN ~ T. Edward.
ihntan Nesurd and thfouh,lr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

"r'is tpiietl auNoatOes thas a Viii
gAlTmi seersS lhr thulsapi dollar. nsNs
war h advertising that eil, II tho r..t
~ ~ ena'ld and she announcement add.
llhAt lnNsl IA a. u,.ue, sin ~ ssca,
wnh newrl,ar4ssi ,he e,.untf, l3cs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Ave NtA ne aure "a sileaes hel f sn1
fiNe Ner hottie of Natinciie .eitett
tol Perfumes and rei'<, w&ssra rras
s :, 80 tlsas, Qasrs, , II, gsnes
fft'a ~ ~ ~ w 2 ffaff' isgf.f ,f-
f'ns'iv Shop N1,ecil,tn,tnt t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

= That fellow who promised a.
rheipe piefe Of ,eniann laat wtta will
srhd The p,rc of ypNisau h. pfnn,i.ed
{" us hsl week sFsuud this vrtk. wpn
not m'rtinn hia nlmt be- aas unfs,erahsa
WAY j Dr. dee.ut. ~ srs eoint "a tesi
lhr lihrl aNa Corpus thgiati taHsr
~ uasr sen dv hs win n,,,i w.. .thss
e'gaee = n Davenport Aastin Amer
rsn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
Caller Called
Am sEcONn VARmIY.


$40 harlif ihint ihHi fhr German
Americans eii aa nnHtdlf againat
President WILSON ehoss ismnef has los
Hbls been 500 rali fApuehnm d period
~ International tifm u fNf state b.
mrilnHHt aua nf n Hfmaud iif return
4i certain pffnlah 81 has uelt 90 dp
.u. and 10 i. tAr Stat, 3D. ltiimaat ui fhU
United Atatrs ~ AHrfira. ehaistUf elise
mHF De- Thought Hf IL A. u.s. haFr saHl.
Wr hHtii1 think that esmau Amefiaans
Nil nnisfiphH pnpaeauilsi prk
aga4nri the President ~ im nn other
fsae9n. ue umsFla0 the, has, Intelligence
enough 90 know fhat anthlnf uuuld CON
tribute mon definitely 10 his rn.sipoiiea
tnfpus hflst tallrf
ihr lpiman Americans mas b. ahtlNd
fpupsA Hft 90 make Hn open. nfnanlfrd
ilghi gn President Wilson. hui auf aunss
ia fhai wh,n tho iAiluts afe counted ihsif
fetcs VIII o. found tRllied arainst him
ihrft mr Thousands I'd meu boz this eaun
nv oi German extraction who viii snp.
fpfi The president, hat thu man WHO
laAes pflde tn the FAST iAaf hs IA Cons
plAn &mefieRu hrfman first and an
American svrund nan pretty mrsls b.
ppnnted pa % oppose thc psHnt admin
wi4aiim Ashloi tsaps uonham Vows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

We don't heliete that Il would
be redundant 40 eall ihiN ,aosi ~
venl cold wave q fsvsi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

e 4 loo l6ta "a ID ChrisiRes4
shopping early, bat Il can I be done
earlier Shup Mondsy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

II Is elallned thar Villas army
has lail down IS arms. Ii this Il
~, we Il adtlso IL 10 laek an ia
legs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

After I'M Government strikes lis
SECOND nole O Austria there \
litnls 10 be 4 ,liSeerl.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
CRY EDITION woRKIHe

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fisou of corpus rhuati fns sop, OF O.
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productive truitaff surrounding tufm
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ESPECIALLY iu Nur0rt county u0uld 3d.
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mffrlHi hh fuf nup al thrsr lrsal lais
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

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ntH'nare eiN heip Tease prosper fari
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Ms age glad lta over. Seei.lV
editors don't nlieyc IA vaschhl
walis4s TheN talk TOO much
Hut MEAT y Tbs nspl She's NOW a
bride -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
CONSIDERED Az Cuklos.

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q .pnaidrrd % sort Of sldc entrance l.,
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eight Of ur euuulfy hoya alr poiu unt 4.
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ntNRs ihusu hlpoinln NV Nufkpr
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consequently such rsmpfts sa ihnae pr.si
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lhr flame Mary dame cos. Mg Nlcn
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
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