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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
CNTCH DUTCH BONT CHARGED
WITH SUPPLYING SUBM ARMIES

London. April 1. G.22 p. m)-A
dispatch tu the Exchange Telegraph
company from New Haven, port IN
the English channel In Sussex, says
"a large Dutch cargo boat the Lode
wlik Van Nassau has been brought
into New Haven hy two British tor
pcdo boats under the suspicion that
she has been supplying German sub
maI.ucs with tucl oil
The torpedo boats gave chase TO the
Ludowiik Van Nassau and captured
her near lirightun,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
TrnIIrr Sirikr I.nhs.

Springfield, Mass, April AFTER a
conference tudny with the state board
Of Cancellation and arbitration the
Representatives of the trolley mans
union decided 90 recommend that the
men return 20 work pending atbitra-
tion OF the eases of the discharge
employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
ROOD sITUNTIoN N
MEXICO CITY HAD

Washington. Aprn THE villa
Znpntn forces have agreed 10 the pro-
posai of the United states for neu-
trallzation Of passenger trains be-
tween Mexico city and Vera cruz.
Word stii Is awaited from General
carranza. who received repfesenta-
tiuns from the American government
on the subject nearly "a month ago.
Even with the consent OF Carrsnza,
however. official reports Indicate that
travel will be hazardous because Of
numerous guerilla bands OPERATING
between Mexico city and the coast
These bands. composed Of many for
mer fcderals who served under Hucr-
"a. have been harassins Carranm'a
line. requiring an extension of the
outposil surrounding Vera cruz aIf
lis entertainments
The food situation IN Mexico CITY
continues bad. Latest reports. huA4s
ever. indicate that the dnrgef ~ an.
other evacuation by the Zapnta ia4teA
has passed The frietiue a4lAeon
Rogue Gonzales CARA, tcninulaEy ex-
ecutiye In Mexico City. and General
Palafox and other Xapota leaders has
been smoothed over. For time
some Of the Iapntg ieadcT we're In
favor OF ahandoni',g the Jital but.
according 10 rcnorts. Z za's views
prevailed and y .rmon' as restored.
villa forccF scent cepulsed near
Matamoras pr ring 10 renew
their alta Sith liery reinforce
ments. troops have invested
Mnnzau' an' Maxatlnn. held by
Carrar garTi rs,
IN Sutsef olympia at Key West
tod ~ ordered To Vera Cruz 20
io' vessels under Rear Admiral
II trtGnn command.
ionerD carranza today cabled his
5gencY here as fOilows:
'rampico has been reinforced and
II Ar sending more troops 10 that
lcit All Yucatan - In our possession
II 4 under control General Dicuci
j advancing steadily from Guadala
para. General calles' troops yester
lday near Aqua Prletn defeated G0l
! Maytorena troops In Guerrero ou
troops have defeated the zapati
forces In several engagements Tough
Z In the territory controlled BY oal
army All foreigners Within our Ter
riiory have an kinds of guarantees.
, CAVALRY OCFTC1cR ~
2 tIIiED IOR DtUNKENNlcS
p Washington Apfil i.--Prt4soef
= '>~>~>-N~s>----~~---->-- --,>-e~.~~-~~-r.s.-e~~..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
TRENCH REPORT TELLS
Dt' FRESH ACTINlTN

Pads. April {. CvIa London, b. m.
Tho French war office fhis after
noon rav" out report ON husuliuos,
which says.
"a strugglc is no.ng ON at numerous
points ut the front Opposite the
town ot Gump.crrc, southwest Of
puruuuc We blew mp successfully four
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
The Emma Torpedoed in the
Channel YesterdayandS unk
With Only Two of Her
Crew Saved.
BIsMARCKBIRTH DAY
ENTHUSES GERMANY
Twelve Thousand Turkish Sol
diers Killed, Wounded and
Prisoners as Result of Great
Battle in Persia.

London. Nrril {. LAS y. m
THE French steamer I,mma. bound
tn IOrd,auN, wn- tofpcsloCd Wet
n,~daN IN the British channel on
IcachN Head 10y a German sub
ns,rinc Nineteen members uf
her cr,'w were dr. uncd. only two
being saved.
The pcrisoupc of the ~uhmar-
Inc had hardly been sighted from
tiic Imnn when the torpedo from
~" undcr-ca- bnat struck the
imna n the engine. NJ warn-
Ing of anN kind was given. Tho
ship fouudcrcd iu three minutes
from the time she Wa struck.
british DESTROYER subsequent.
" picked up two men WHO had
been iu the water Tor u couple ot
huuT- aud ~ the same time re-
covered t,tu hudic~ The lsmna
had crew uf twcnt N-unc men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
GERMAN SUBMARINES CONTINUE To
REAP HARVEST Of MERCHANT SHIPS
ENGLAND'S WAR ON ALCOHOL
BECOMES MORE IMPORTANT
THAN STRUGGLE WITH GERMANY

Spring Advance of the Allies 0vershadowed by Necessity
for Sober Workmen. Pro blem of Ammunition Becomes
More Pressing Than that of Recruiting and govern
ment Moves Rapidly Tow ard Rigid National Prohibi
tion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01

"tbrIs Persia. Wednesday
Mu,n 90. Oyia pctrurrad, April
. .I.t0 "a. m. and Niu London,
Npru 4, at25 %. wn.l lIostili.ics
ciws.u lluss0on and Turkish
forces n Persia have been rcsuu-
"d. Du rlr.h %. the BusFuns
defeated ho TURKS 10 "a sonFuin-
uN battle at Atkutur. north ui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01

mines. Nour the farm of Lc Cholera
north of H,rr, -Iu-l}tc, We blew up
u mine sap heId AZ the moment the
Germans we're at work on 10 and We
followed up this explosion by storm
uf protpDtilos from our 7t-millimetrr
gums \ German observation post
disappeared boz the gap caused by this
explosion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01

iondoH, April (, G.tt y. ~.
IN uctOplnnc rttack on Ger
nian submarines ut iluhuKcn aud
Icchtuggc. Belgium. has been
accomplished successfully, tlE
Hritsh admiralty announced to-
niuht. The following statement
WAS given out:
Tho following rcport has been
received nom Wing Commander
\. VI t.ougmprc. u. y; = have tn
rcpurt that this morning. iligh,
Suh-Iirutcnnut IUuk e.. Nndfpc
carried ont a successful air aitarl,
an thc German submarines which
are Icing constructed ~ Hohokcn,
near NnNcrp, dropping four
honih-.
"'Ni-o I'iight Lieutenant John
g. Wilson. whilst accommodating
over Xrc'rungc, observed two
,C--ri- iNiug ALONGSIDE the mode
ana autnckci thCm, dropping four
runili- with, IL h. believed, -uc-
,C~-ful results:
N, e. officers started Ia the
nnnulipht this mniuiug. Both
IlOts returned safely
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
GENERAL MASSACRE OF ALL
CHRISTIANS IN URUMIAH
PREDICTED BY THE RUSSIANS

the bodies of their husbands Insisted
upon dIgging graves and ouryiug the
bodies. some uf the victims had been
shot. "a other cases thcy were bound
Geo ladder. ana their ears, protruding
fhruuah. wen, hacked OF; eyes gougcd
out and limb. chopped on
4 general massacre of the 10000
,r $4,000 Christians remaining iu
UruminH i- expected, unless b. should
Nr HNorrd Ny orders from CONSTANT
ruulo.
Verbal messages from Trum,ah
confirm earlier reports that more than
>uu persons already have been killed
u chat leighhornuud arl that more
than 1000 hHy, dlcd uf disease
These messages also DpLlrm the re-
ports uf OBJ, mul.roltmout ut the Rev
or. 70. o.. Allen uu American mis-
siuuary Jt Irumah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01

'tHUt'Nsls NNttNiihhus Nhih u
WA plri-, t:i5 D. ml-lnrurn,n-
ton rca. hing here Trom igcrliu -ct
iurth that the German military
uuthDtifit. planned tu observe the
arnN,t-if, ut tlic Lirth ot Hi--
mnrrL Npril I %, uiicI-i,c move
u"ni~ uu both thr eastern and
ur-trru frontiers uf Germany,
cilin. NpriI I. t\ia London,
t.Sa o.. mD-ur. Nun nethmhnu-
IIullVca she imperial chancellor.
who spoke at the Bi-mark ccn-
trnarN celebration In the Reich
stag. said:
~ hat IIi~mnrrl, created no
Gciman will he allow a. he de
stroNcd. our enemies are raging
around tile empire. but We viii
he ~ them. lie taught ~ a. fear
pItI, God. tO wage war against
the cucmy aud "a hclicNc In our
people. Thus We viii Hght and
conquer aud live for the cmpcror
aud the empire"
The president uf the IiciCh-tng
,hcn called for cheers for the
emperor aud the audience cntlns-
t,tI,nllN responded aud alter
ards sang "liciI Dir I'm Sicgcr.
HuI"
\ wreath frum Emperor Will
.un. which wa- placed ~ the foot
\ the iliemar'l, statue bore the
inscription.
TO the iron chancellor Of an
iron dime" Tltc inscription ON u
wicath from members uf the
Itci,hs,ng read; "To the Crcatnr
at united empire from n united
people"
The centenary ut bismarck =
hirth was celebrated In all parts
uf the empire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01

CAVALRY OCFTCfcR ~
tiIilsD tOR nalt'NkteNNl,SS
Washington, Apfil t.---rrt4oent
,-~~,-~r~~~s>----~~~-@-~~
Continued un s-uEc ThFcr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

one whpliy irrsrurnbio result ~
democratic government Va Washington
nHs been % progressive depreciation ~
ihc standards ~ administrative indie
pendfncc ANA competence The WUk
~ degradation has been carried ON in-
conaricunusN and tRuilouhly hat its
advocates have been lnaiHtrnt. ana ICES
cumulative results have. become fur
midhble beginning under President
Mckinley "a STEADY Improvement in nd .
mgniHsraiiyo standards was maintained
under Air Eouaovelj aud Mr Tar Both
~ ihrsc pfrsldrnfa enrnceuy tiled "a
giVe Gao trulned and experienced ON
cinla ihr Independence ~ political Ole
iaiipu aud the security 81 tenure nee
osnfS 60 the best pcflrrpnnco ~ thcis
work nui Whatever fhcf accomplish
rd in this respect hnH been thrown
sway since asrch O. i1ii President
Wilson hna been governing hy nitaus
of hts party nnd except in the cnae
~ pceulinfiA narmni hemunda ne and
The majority uf hh cabinet have sub
ipiitrd ~ political pressure not mcruly
lu the state Department. but ihruuuh
nt tho service Esperts ~ ionr ga
porlence have been displaced nnI their
places inhen ht inferior men whose
only claim tn recognition wnH shat ~
pptt1 service Perhaps The most f.ag
san canv ~ this Kind ia fhni OF the
reclamation service IA originally or
anuisrd and az operated for the first
tens Years u wRa an expert engineering
department, whirh spent me money hUs
rived from The aple ~ puhlir tneds and
ulurrt tu ia tAuna It snnrr,aa lp .ffrW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
PARAGRAPHINGS

ilo Noa papaeiali, the Kind GO
aucniiN vat hy larsc corporations
ios,on rnHacrspt
The ycung Woman WIN h. presslna
suit against the New YORK 200 fat
fallias of an elephant should think
~ tho Progressive party WAN Sircet
Journal
HSiruvk pnor eiicnt to-day" said tho
lawyer IAN he had 10 oftrf hy way
% Zee wNs a watch without, ANY works
M h"
= suppose you ,eck The ease
Judsc
The sorrowful aislikn thc gay. and
the say ,ho serrowrh Hrracc.
"Jiens wife spsgks tcn lanauaeca.
= move NJ adopt resolutions ~
sympathy aud send them Go ligas
buffalo tfNnyeas
Obi wumrn !a Minnesota pooghnuas
ARE So have f,,om whcrz- thes ma,
slneAe thcir pipes Ia rcaec Recalls
the fact that ibc great Thomas Carlyle
used te ran away fnoni iaondoa Sonse.
ilmcq a. rnioN pipe with hin old
mother New YORK p'Nenins rclcgram.
n have often stood On slaughter
beuse." observed she man from chi.
eNko, while sha butchers were kllhne
hOss nn IN sides Of me-
rhh' exclaimed The tender hearted
s'ri. weren't you drcad'uliS asn,d Z,
Puck
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

WAsiiiSgToN Kept d. H0w ev-
cry Phase ~ American industry has
been benefited by the world war VAR
outlined in an official statement today
~ THE Department 20 Commerce fore
eaHiine The effect ~ the c0nflici or
the Industrial future ~ the country
"'fho blow 10 the fnco received By
Nnerican indrsifics fhrouah conditions
brought about by she European war
has acted ~ n tonic has forced the
nation 20 croa,C nov urnehcs ana ODE
l"fFed the scope ~ rsisiirs phases 10
manufacture opened the way to utilize
on q ynef scale great natural resources
uf tn" United stnt.s into foreign fields
win prospects ~ permanent results
sayn the statement
"Nmrucan iueenulfs has been ap-
liiod with succcaa tn the mahine ~
articles previously Imported uul
1mnng thufe who have shown oonHpic
u0uH ability n meeting tnc situation
700 Important place D. given Too Thnmas
a. Ellison AmcricnF scientific wlz-
afd whp has had 70 great part Boz the
enterprise nnd initiative required Co.
huiid. Ht moments notice some 40
.NN' INV ANtAfNNN'NNNN iNNN NINN .Nh|N|INH.
pmfed hy The cmcrgenei
"a rcvsW ~ tho chief uduNuc-
ministcrinH particularly tn the tam
pnrarf needs of The battle-ground ACROSS
fhe Atlantic anoWa lhst ihr Oud OUT
como wan rr 10 Neis material addition
ia the manuacturinn plant 90 tho
lniteh states. a psrl uf thIe plant
will hc simply auticirHtorf of the noI
mnl frowfh NJ the cuunrrsa mechanic
'l oiuifm ent part must ne 'dic iu
'imr ~ peace hut o. t distinct asset
100 the national preparation zoe nu nu-
rpunto defence nFninr atsars fhr %,
Wnindcr furnishes at onre product
ueeded On tho health, expansion 30 tna
-hrmica Industry pi thr roHntrt
'i.rHs conspicuous Hrd apecucuiar
hut ~ faf grratcr permanent value i.
'he Impulse giycn fe ihe manufacture
ln American SOFT with American nw
materials. of q variety uf articles fni
which We have hitherto been dependent
lpou iforeign aisiu nnd cntpupus. ln
o more ur less uncomfortable way. We
'mve auddcnl, been brought o. rccne-
wfr the unwirdnm fhe tuilS. ~ ship.
plne vgt arnnDafs az tho crude ma
ierml az our farms. forests and mines
5000 miles ncfuHs the ocean aud huNipr
j back in manufactured form I'D
vastly enhanced pricc w. have Mtc
Wise come 90 wcesuire the absurdlp
~ ahnwing many natural products of
hr hDpics OF South America uf th,
fhf E1Ht tu find their way 90 Europe
inu ui paNirs foreign intelligence ned
ukiN tu transform them info Hrf..f,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
WOMEN IN THE NEWS


NORTH YAKIMA. wash In,e Al.
'Nhndcr of Maecdon. Mas Maratrci
ticegyl Mulroony former woman
aonkcr nf Alaska. and nov "a surrcss.
ga apple sruwer of North Yakinlh
dsha Tor more worlds to ,0nausr
When She was nineteen. SHE returned
tom boarding school In Paris ami
w'th her sister the present Countess
tarf1ncsu. went into tho fruscn north
rhcir Ndapiablliiy and prowcsa Ia ais.
'"Nefing 'Fay strvnks amarcd the
northwest IN Alaska the, started
'ank. with lno elder SISTER AS president
While Miss 'esrN heeamc oashior The
lank was Rt nomc Crcck. the center ~
'the sold country Tire minel4r brought
iaesr 'nosss' 81 Sold dust 10 thn llank
Wherv Miss PvgGy took charec of ID
tandsonc commissions were paid ana
iAr hank fiourlshed During thc Arctic
winter thc girls ioancd money ike
other h@nkcrs. III suro was Cav,
money SAWS ecautifu Iogey Mulro.
onN, When the girls hAd made their
pllc they bought an apple orchard
herN With her elder Sister row msf-
ftea Miss fesgs n getyipr restless fcr
,netheg senturc and plans Go So o.
south Afriea
SAN fkANciSCts Rssinnlne toda,
ana hsting Until Thursday night. 4
rreas ~ Eeyrpfiou and other so,sal
features ~ scins held AZ the bie Ia 8
nosilgn IN hoRor u ihc Officers n the
lAus'aleFs IL tho American Revolution.
mrs William cumming Story. president
seuerAA Viii preside at fhc cxare .s4ss
To BE- held tais afternoon n tht CRANE
canyon AfiaonA building. the head.
quarters " the Socirty Nrs. Stor, viii
tNecive hronrs metai Al csgtt 80.
nish' snere win be az Informal rcccp-
tion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

MOI moan thnt 30 who stand fof ib'
non tniliiar, view ~ lie aTr nescs@ari
~ fskctr and cuwar,lr
That tho Nation deeds adcpgair de-
Tense. that u may have caust 20 ~
grateful ~ those who, from whafoyci
impulse. ufe nov volunteering as ~
defcndefn 81 becoming more evident
every day Tiiote who opfs'te isc
i'iattsbnrR idea are obviously misg,iid
81. bigt many ~ them may be JUST -
brave ana patriotic AZ General Wood
himself
Many opponents - the i1atftbure
idea simply d. not appreciate the need
~ trimming created by the methods ~
mudcfn eaFfafr oitcrr arn moved ~
d nomewhnt Dimppllcd dread ~ mlb-
saftrm others nre aflif tbefiahing the
Illusion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me tfaRic
truths tnught BY the last year TINT
war b. think ~ the past. few are
confirmed believers IN the doctfiur ~
mn fesiatnnce and would DE for their
faith NJ hnycly nH the soldier would
~" Tor HIS Some opponents ~ pre-.
p8fednrts are shallow eeniimsninlisia
whose arguments against anyfhlng 49,
HUcihtod with War IRE iHsi a. poclieai
and fpmaniio NJ many % the ieoul-
izailons ~ iiir other side Muat % tho
SERIOUS criticisms ~ tho I'iattehura
fian ~ creating M amy ~ defense can
be removed ~ logical presentation ~
the Nations needs
liui hframefia lmrel on the a~lf
ld.aiisntlon ~ either The soldier ~ pn
difiai PRONUNCIATION ~ the one ns mill
IHrlHts Uf ~ The ether nn cnwufds viii
contribute little 10 The solution Of tho
problem ri Nnilunai dcfonsc Now
y ofh Globe
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
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Wednesday. Sal. IS. I0I5.
INTERPRETATION IDEA GETTING
IRIS viNDicArloE.

fiNiiHH RfMNl
The prize ~ cotton advanced, or
rather jumped Humething Hhr twenty
uVc puluts "Wednesday brinslng ID TO-
patc Whlrn o. ne Wln,eai price quoted
since mo War heiatu ThiH advance.
which ~ equivalent ~ fi.sa % baiv
'aine in ght fice of GINNING returns
somewhat ,nrEsr than expected Slnva
shnH it hls advanced another twenty
1.-Two inipit q seems 40 have been a.
tihuied chiefly 90 ihr unfN0rhfe
weather reports that we're published
rliuuliHrruuflf rrfhHrH tha b. true.
aud SEA % m1N hr doubted 10 fhe puhli
oailun ~ These woe Enc FDio ciusr 90
thr adnncr thri were probably a.
much Tho urrnHion DIS the cuse. that o.
They merely served go confirm many
nniugndpnt circumstance which hnva
hccu furciug iip conviction Tint the
rrup VIII BE- shnfipr than aii estimate
hnNr Indicated -hnIipr both H the
nhHuluis sruHe thst iuae cotton Will hf
hniNcaigu llmn had pocn eNpocttd and
an HE relative HrnHD thst iho demand
VIII ho sfeator Than Ind hovu expected.
u honluA tu look in athur wurdH nh IS
thu Hsirnse reduction movement which
ihs lea prlcvr Nf nai yoat stimulated
had achieved HuceoHa equal oaaiiN tn
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
TIA NEXT BEsr THING TO THE
PINE FOREST FOR COLDS is

iF Hollis iinc-raf liouey which roet
Go thc yer, root of cold troubles. ID
clears the thfuAi ANA gipos relief from
That 'lnEsod and siuffrd feenns the
pinea have cvof been the friend of man
in driving away fuids Moreover The
pin"- hnneN uuruiiea are peculiarly ~.
fc,tiVc in nghuus chlldlcns oolds
Remember that cold hrokcn ut the
Hufi greatly removes lh, pnsalhinb
ui complications gee Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

Among tho pmacngrrA on train or
"a one tueh road in lic Middle West
WAS a mlhhtNo icWcny drummer
fc-entN The train stopped t9 take
ON wl,trr Hnd thc conductor neglected
tn sond back ibgunn An expires.
camc nionr and before 90 couh %,
stoppcd humped use roar cnd OF o.,
ttain
Tho drummer was lifted from hi.
Hrnt ANA pitched hcad first into the seat
Rhoad tits siit hnt waH hmmcd rlepf
down over his ohrs
We Picked himself up and settled
back in hia seat So bunca md beer.
broken. ilo drew IONS breath
H'righ'sufd az aud said
Wei tho, didnt rct hs ua. nn,
way Sew York Times
WANTED Threo or four men o.
Huud appearance 10 work for tno next
ten DAYS. Good nny MuHt boz able
o siNc rctrrencca AppN at rh,
Caller offioe ttsAl
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

iierpH0l Hraiy sixteen poinh up
middnng t2f mies g 200 hsles
Sew YOUR SteIdY tom poiufa up
midfm ioib no mlcs
NcW Orleans afoHdf unchanged
middiing zoo naica 1900 hnle4
Galveston liflfcn points ur. mid
dllns 1850. uu BALES
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
AMERICAS OPPORTUNITY IN THE
MISFORTUNE OF EUROPE OUTLINED

THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMME ..E,,.E
TELLS OF AWAKENING; TO THE POSSIBILITIES
FOR TRADE AND MANUFACTURE in THE UNlI-
ED STATES WITH THE CUTTING OFF or HE
EUROPEAN SUPPLY OF ALL SORTS Or MA
TERIAL.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

u W. Jacobs eencrag tfefNht asent
snf the Gull caass Hines al Rinesvlsie
spent SesteniaS ~ che eit, on ens.-
ness
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
WEATHER SUMMARY
U. s. DEPARTMENT or AaRicuL
TuRE-WEArHER BUREAU.

Weather Bulletin Tor twenty fnu,
hours cndins .. m. rs Meridian time
september TO- iai6
W. r. LEHMAN. Observer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

Address all business communications
srd make out all ehocks. drafts, money
orders sud rxprcHs ordcrs 60 The Caller
Publishing Company. Al items, articles
and communications should b. addressed
o. Editor, Corpus Christi Caller
Entered ~ second class uatter at The
r0atOllIee Do lofpnn Chn.tI. Teaas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
old No. AIwsls Werk.

The supervisor ~ n scnoei Mas try.
Ina 10 rsovc that Chlldrcp are backing
IN observation.
10 the philitcn he said, Now. chill
hrcn tell nae number 10 Put on the
toa7d"
SONY child sasa Thirty stN Tht
supervisor wrote six,y-shrre.
Re asked for nnother number. and
seventy six Was given ilc wrc.c
xlN1N .st'Vcn.
When & iMfH number was askcd a
ch'ld who apparently had paid 90 at
snntion called onss
fheNeuN Y-thcvrn Chanec that. you
aAfnea thaskeri EyeryhodXs MNsm-
klnq
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

WANTED Tsrfe 81 four men II
sopd npprafaance 10 work for the nexs
zen smSn Oeod pay atuat he Anle K.
slyn tsfcFeueea AppiY az Tho Caller
"'s'Se' stsal