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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

fhnao mcmlcfH of tine rrNns Press
Association who think john stanton is
hlmfnE Whpu ho writes - nndrrtaN
.rss mermAids ayp sadly mistaken Uee.
VILE business men who luok dIp ln
tmdtrtnwivse rursdaY afr ready To-
iVNN thu ths mermaid rren is H
fadN hcrinnIng n mateuallre Juat
tmnt what itll boz when tbr press eaus
motis thgtr uoXi month gct,iio nc,.
f lnt ut lobsters $50 tp Curgna
Christi ncNt month With iho eXpceta
iun oi fmtrrnsing WITH mefmaids
tHrrc wni hc Cog ~ iohsscrs disan
rwntei rhc Ncrerd believes thtt this
mermaid hfe ia nothing merr Chan "a
mlt dauflcd hgforo tno cNrs 20 reNaa
rditors GEO entities them tn Corpus Chris
u ani tu lnsHrr The presence 90 thwr
wives Nu editors wifa Is eune ta iot
her husband ro oft unattended to keen
Nh vrmgcmcnt Wlth q mermaid NOT
if she snuws b. Sho ku,Ns it. and shr
le euine tN Ho there onp $50 on hubby
and the other an the lookuut Tor tbis
seductive sirgn 90 chs deep that John
staNton has $50 cleycflN couiur,.I ur.
% siil paSH CD adNrriis, o. e.. How
ctton in cUcro Reroul
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

Fire loSses In the United States,
during l9li. totalcd s29l ,Wo,0oO
This didn't include the damage
done burnt Fingers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

New York World Governor
Whitman lnvprs home rule " We
congratulate Mrs Whitman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

We favor bitulilhic for pernia
nut paving Mhy3 Rccausc Il
Is approximately permanent.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

pno Thousand PERSONS occupy
reNes iails How fortunate they
haven't scnsc enough to complains.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

The llopstnn Posi- mentions ana
"mnsuai coincidence la the names
q people injured then ruins Il
by engnerating Smiths.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

Il ial,os hui two Spoons 10 mako
SCI Ia wndcrtowless under the
moonlight
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30
WEATHER SUMMARY
Y. S, DEPARTMENT or AGRIcul.
TURE--WEATHER BUREAU.

wc@thtr bulletin Tor "a hours ena
ieg 500 g. ul, % meridian time
MaN 10 iala
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

J llernati shaw has written AN
article. "Self Effaccmcnt J.
Remand Shaw has never written
nnyimng So iraughl with mirth.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

Scraps of papcr don't head o.
paper scraps
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

A Fortune awaits that unknown
gonIus First to poriovi huler bot
lie with d self stopper
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

Grrannys uplill mo,cmon
hardly amelioate, llfe on tho high
SEAS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

For june brides aod uotcrmcl
ans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30
RAILROAD HNo STEAMSHIP ms
CARD.

San Antoine, UvaIds and Gull
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

San An,Svis sns ArAnsas Pass
Arrives from
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
SaS Dem Snnercu MnrDlanO'S NM
oen nngrcujenOcn Gtaaten.
nencr 8 bnl nm

Enne 9lrun0els GOuntp.
Hl@ter @roI6carS bonn arcisgeri@t
On SImc 9lrimocl-Golmtp crnonrte
%rll giepctt Stcclc bon gluiapoliS
cum Obmaui scr @roBgcidworenen
0.s NJ ocn 9(priltermtn al STEELE oeS
(oes''rantten (e' Srn Sulian Yeoro BON
w. Sgcl l'erTiclo Sic @robgeldporencll
;S'eocn IN scr bcuorltcbenOen Ycriooe
yVr oen Spielerpro5cB 5ll Dlvcr's
S'a'lon obiirtbcilcn, in Ocni ieuicr
~ S'u bon ser 9altinorcr Yolijci BET
Sa' .,er Sio55io ctloo 100 @erionen pers
n"l'ct mlrocn bic on9e6lid) @ctten
6o'san9en inns @liidipicI gctrieben
" 9oOell ioaea.
lln gfcroc pcrbrnntt.
n.y., YIN grano acritorte geiicrn ocn
SSsOBcn 6urni6uppcn iiuo eini9c @c-
"''oc oli ser gSinc6rcnncr 6orn,
Su9' %bitcS 8erro, Nlontgomerps
il, '''9, oIc Srn SoS. $. @ombriu,
no, r"''y BON 6reocrid, Ni0, ge6ort. Ger
oor oo"6e Sorrot6, Ser III Dem Shuppen
n;a..s nf;auscrt mar, ipurOe pollitnGoig Der.
gea ge%'el' oorumtcr ehua 900 Gonnen
ro ''dell % Gouuen 0eu imO 5u6l-
qS;oS Uarmgcr6t6e 9lcun wcrtbuollc
.'Oe tomcn III ocn 6lanlmeu nm.
briS %o0n6onS Ser 6umilic @om-
s.u ptroc Ieic6t 6ciddoiat
= Soicpb'S GoIlegco BON
6cuer bcoroDt.
NoS SuS @e6diioc oeS ,St. Soiep6S
ms @S~eae ano S(caocmp~ in SSrcocrid,
fno, lla1c emmittsbltrg, iii geiteru
ro.sp Der 3erIiorltng cutgongen ais
6S,'%l' 6S,sl'eS @roS auf cinenl an Oos @e-
ocs; Oe aren5cuoeu 6cloe in 9rono
''V.V in, lmo oie Slaumcu 10 iducu.
7 llq 0riiicI ooB Iic Gin @cbduoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES im GOnntO.

StraRcnuerbcncrnngen I'M GOnllm.
Su iemem id1rli@en 9cri6t an
bic @ountp-Gommiiidrc im0 Oe
o@iorplanocr gcolugiir6e&ermciimg"
5cist Der @altimore-GountD StrnBcn-
bnltsSngehienr gSHlinm @. Sucro,
OoB wo6renO OeS Sa6reS 1914 $55t-
320.S0 5ur Geriiiglng ItanOen. Pm
/ cSomlor 1915 luar Gin lle6erihlB
bon $570S6.47 por6onocn, nit oclit
Die StroBen bis I SUM IN StonO
ge5altcn ucroen miiiien. DdS @ornip
pcraliSga6te fiir 9obne $6ISS3.7S,
fiir @interialicn 1891. .460.OS lmO fir
on0ere allgemeine 9eOiriniie $23,.
$500. 9fcben Ger ousii6rli6en
lleberiidjt ii6cr Ole 9lrbciten in ic0cnt
Siitrift entbielt Scr 9cridt oiele
@botogrop6ien bon StroBen- im0
9riidennr6eiiei l22,S55 @aaonclt
Sci in g9crtbc Don $23,343.44 mur-
Den 5lr SnItonobaltlmg ser StroBell
perpcnoct 9lus elmer lo6cQc lit cr.
lNtli6, pic lang ulO ans iuclMcnt
bacterial Die ucrihicoencn StroBcll
crbaut iino, 65l Niclcn iinO 0c-
ipol5te StroBcu 3Sl @locnoomiira-
Gen, 2,S nit ao6lent6eer, so nit 9lil'
ilcrnidlooIcn, 2,G nit @iloiieritcinen
nno 6 nit Gemcntbelc9cn. @err Sll.
Gro cmp6icIt Ocn Gonnliii0rcn Die
3o0l Der init 9lulicrnbuolcn 6ewors
icnen StrnBen 5n OcrringcrlL Oo lie
ocn itctig iuadienOen 9lutomobilpcr-
fc0r- icbdOiacn Gr empie6lt icrncr
Den 9lntaIi cuieS 2oitautomobilS iiir
oic MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
Scr GDnlmer fDillmf.

Sn Souptgeb0uoc ser Baltimore
y G5io.So6n@ 6e9auu ociicrn Die
Gonierenj Der 9ctricbsbcunten iibcr
Die &erGnOcrungcu iiir ocn Sonuuer-
6abrpIon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

3abIt bis fitnf8isl sSbrc GrfdI-
timg OcS Slopfes ooer ser Gotorrb
beridpin6Ct. Sbrc Dcritopftc y3oie
miro oifeu Oic 2ufteGngc Sbrcs
aopfes pcr0cn frci uno sic fonncn
1mbebin0crt otbmcn. 9cin 9iiIpielk
9ldieln S6n6u5cn, aopiidmcr5cm
Erodenbeit, fein 9iineen noH gItbmcn
p0brcnO ocr 9lobt mebr.
aauien Sie cine flcinc 5loldc
@lD's Cream Balm bon Sbrenl g(po.
tbefer uno iiibreu Sic Elm wcnie bon
oieier woblriecbenocn ontiieptiiNen
bcileloen Solbci iii Die Olule cin. gS
0urM0rinet jeocu 2uftgone oes SEQ.
pies, bei6nitiet Ole cnt8iinoeten ooer
eel1moaenen S1leimbGide inO ios
fortige 2inoerllng tritt Elm. GrfGI.
tmeen ocS &opfes in0 Gatorrb pei.
den i6n 0onberortig. 9leiben Se
ni6t ldnger peritopft uno Ieiocno.
SciIunO 1T iihcr. (S(ns)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
8Midlriften ii6cr ben arien.
Nefonnte @c0fMte.

9efonnte @c0idte. eN
sd meiB wo6l, mas ioa es beocuten
TaB, gnglauo, oil traurig biit.
YIN @i6rben aus olten 3eiten
Selne u9taool Supremacy" ilt
Sle Sllft lit fii6l unO cS Ounfelt
No6l iiber ser Sriid5en Gee,
I'm Simmel oas Sternbeer fnntelt,
Yer Olono Itc6t 6leiG in Ser SOB.
ger itdrfitc GreoOnoug6t lic9et
Slu @ionoideir wlnOerbor
ga, Ourd oic Giefe fliegct
we MISREPRESENTATION. 2
ger Observation-Disclosures
yer 9ritc fenlit i'm gut,
Zen Gopitdit 6raildt fciner 5n iue-
den
S9m lit nibt gonj pO6l 5l @Ht6.
zen Captain oui bobcr 9riidc
er9reiit es nit pilOem 8cb
vn Srod OaS Sdiif ge0t II.
Stiidc,
Smtt longiow binob in bic See
Slc5' pie bic @eaen Dcridlingcn
Yen Captain mo ieincn &a6n
tlno ooS nit EorpeOoiingen
pat OoS llnteriee6oot getbon.
Sos lit int ariegc prnHtOoa cingc.
ridtet,
SoB Slud unO Sin0en6urg inn 5eIOe
iteb't
'lnO mas scr 60ie 6eiuo ouG iinut
uuo oic6tct,
3lIin Sdhllic fommt Ooh Oos r5ilnl
Geufel geD'n."
Npf bhlt'gep 6elOe Bat er eS geIe.
len,
Scl GouicriGoG imO rot6cr 9libc
Sdein
Scbiit Oib 6jott, cS mar 10 ih6n ge-
lpeien
Se1iit' bid @ott, cs bat nic6t iolcn
ieir
SeIO, 9teiO imO SoB mir ba6en
H lie empfunOen
Sll ldwcrer 8riifnng, tbrGuenOolcr
3eit.
Sle Gorge fam in mitterndbtigen
StunOen,
So9 iono ie ms 5u EoO uno Sicg
6ereit.
KIN ocutic6cu @cien ioa Sic gSclt &C.
neieu
'lnO picOer Oro6nt 0oS 2icO: Sic
8oc6t am 9l1eiu. q
0'9ilt' bid @ott 10 lit eS emit &C.
len,
S'0iit' Oic6 @ott, 10 miro cS wieoer
iein-
Sic @uIfcu IO6'n. ser @inO iuuit
Our6 Oie 9ldttcr,
jvp 0tcgcnidoucr 5og oprd galo,
mo 6elO,
5llm gI6idicOuebincn mur'S OoS
rcd)te gSetter,
Vrau wic. Der Sinmel lag Dor urs
Oie gSelt.
Sod) wonot cS litb 5nm @ltcu ltott
5lm Soicn
= Sotcrlono, 0 Oeutihc Seimat5
meill:
Seput' oiN Soft, Scr Sieg lit ms
o. gelueen
0e9llt' bid @ott, Der Sicg miro M
Ter icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

NonSrnErtrr sinolucie n6rr ben etnub Der
,,Niuinnl 1itc Sniurnnrc So. Ui GnlUrris
CunuiD," 9rincc Trcbcrid Wlo., am 81. Tr.
5embcr 1914
0cinmmic Ginnabmen mdbrcno
6cS 5a0res g.,..,.....,... S5.GtEsa
oco Saorcs ..'...~.......,s. 5.2G2 rs
Toialc Gntba0m ........... S2700oe5
GcirdQ Der an 8i. 0escm0er
1914 IN OUi &cr Sidnicn jn
Nraii bcnollo1cn Yuliccu. ..... S5G2 5000
Ncir0o Der in 2Gurulano pdbs
reno DcS TdDrc5 1914 nusac
licuicH Roliccu ......,.... Oj.090SV
in ailarbiasS empianaen ipnrocn 2oasi
Sn 9inrOldno in 1914 bc5aDic
&crluitc Observation-Disclosures. i.3i7i9
8cruiie .,.....t.....'..,..,. 1910
eiant WlnrDfano, VryHnrmnn9. cpnriemrnl,
H0muliNnrssSnrcau. nal imOr G. ocn i6,
Wldrs 1915 so Dcl6clniNc hlcrmi oah
Noriiehcnoce elm uabtDclieAcrcucr 9Md5ng ans
Oeu id0liden guSmcllr bcr ,,Wnului Sire
Tnihtnnec 80, Of NNlucrt.6uunm,". 9rmce
Nreoerld. Wl0 liir one mil ocm ST. Icicmbcr
1914 cnoen0c TnOr. iuie en- In blcicni QiireOn
cingcrcDi morbcu NO.
9pm. Wlaiun ebehnn,
NerllDerun0S Gommllldr.
(NirS9S-25),
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
syrant s. &5Drigam,
glscut
$3.50 NinnIeg YniIOins.
anrd 0as @crEdrmu0s.a acparirmrni

Gon6crTrtcr 9liisuciS ii6cr ben etano brr
,,WOrtBWcitcril National 3ninrancc So. ui Wiil,
iuanlee, Nisr.," am 81. Scienber 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
gnrm Das @crn6crnnso Srpartcment
6onbrnurtcr 9nSiuciS hber hen 9tanb ocr
,,Tnrinrrc MiuNnl Sire Suinrancc H0mpnnn"
Don Gun pit, 0nrrun 0pmuiD, Wb, Wlnn'
dlciltr, VIII, am 81. 1c5cmbtr 1911.

Gonbcnartrr NneueiS hbrr hen eianb ocr
,ynrinrrc Miutunf Sire Snurancc H0mpnnn"
pun Gun Viil, CnrTuliiNruntn, Wlb., Wlnns
dlcitrr, Nib., Gm 81. Gejember 1914.
Geiammie Ginnabmcu wd6reno
ocs Sdbre9 .........-...... AJVJOl.oU
geiammir eMegaben mdbrWo
oes Sabre5 ........-........ 81 .O3O52
Soialc Gui0a0cu ............ S3l7G03
Eoialc standardization. L225O0
gctrao Der am 81. GcjcmOer
1914 hi 0cit &cr Siaaicu In
Srait bciinoll6en Qolren. 50 200 l26OO
Noira2 Der In Miarniauo Wubi
reno Ocs ,Sabre5 1914 oue0c. L,
lieuicn Houcc ...........,. lV3.2i1OO
grdncn peIG1e iu0Drcub tati
In M1r0dno cmplmNen pni-
- ptll ....- gee '.s .., .'-, go; A'N'Ao
Gcrlu'lc .s.,.....,,..,s i7.52so2
Ncrluiic ,.,.'..,........,... i7.52s0g
gtaai Winminno NcraMcrnuae 1rparlrmcni,
Nummtiidrs.Snrcnn. Ndli imorc. ocn i6.
Nintd 1919 Nh hcinciuQc biernlit onB NOla
ilcacRocs Gin rdbrbeiegeircncr Nua5nN ans
hem dhrl,,acn gtntmcilc 0cr ,,HnrmcrS Winlunl
sire SEiugnnU So" 0on Sna Oil, Carroll
0ountn. NO, Wanhcitcr, W6., iir ono mil
ccm 81 Eciembei 1914 in 0noe 0cAcnoc Subr
w. nc ci iu picrn bureau chiacrel0i mot'
WnL Ilolon shraon.
Sctibctunas' eommlllur
(giH23 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

decentralization.
llndc8ablic &crlulie mo glnipris
DE (gieito) .......... S2057fi 97
Geinmm.e nnreroenic 8rdmicn. 3,304 .094.5 90
galdrc Rcibc, uufollcH etc.. 1.GG776
9lbQeihdbier 9eirng pdter 5nbls
barer 9unocSs SiQatSs ilno
anocrer Gtcuern ..... 100000
0ommiiion WidferQebii6rW etc. 25100O0
Grobs6 6cuer 9icicrpc ....... b00.O00.OO
GeIammic Standardization, nit
sIngna6mc 6c5 adpiiols $l,1472ss9o
IN pnnr be5uDltc5
gliiengdpiidl ISL 900 100000
llchcrfbuB iibcr ale
Standardization t.52O.3770t
- e.5e0.3770t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

cjcunmie @inna0meu pd6reHo
oco ,S0bgc3 ................Si i220.Ol33i
6e5 SG6res ......,.....,..,, i.io07277
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
aOialc gcr0in6adfeiicn

9clrae Der an ST. Gcscmber
1914 in ben Scr Sionien IN
strait bcinodlcu Bofccn $740, ,GtS 100
Ncira0 Der IN Wiarhlnno pdbs
reno 6cS Sa0rcs 1914 nnsqcs
iiclicn @oliccn ......... 6,584205.00
@riulicn. ipclcDc iudbrcn0 1914
IN Dlorplano empianacn uurs
Serniic ......s.s...,.,.. 1iOs75o
Sn OoruIanb in 10lt crlitcne
3cuulic t.ttgsD.ss. .s.yas. ....i'r r rd91bBTb'
sinnt Wiarhlnno, 8crldcrnnnss 0eparicment
HummiNdre Snrcau AaIttmprc. ocli 90
Samnr 1915 80 bcidDciniQc 6crnii nui
SoriicbcnocS elm WdbfbciiSgcircuer gluS3iQ aus
ben dbrlimen 9MSpclic Der ygioriburIrrn
Natioual Sninrnuce 50. Of WiIluanfcc, @icc.,"
iiir ons nit oem 81. Se5cmbcr 1914 cnocnoc
iuoroen III.
genl. @laion e6r6nH
Serliberun9S Somntildr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

be0roGteu. in 0cm NoIolin nlifbe-
wo6rt qpilr0c gtpa 10 9lder 9auO
muroeu bon Ocm 6euer beimeeiu6t,
mo crit noH gcrnnmcr 3eit oelmg
es, Oit @cfqbr BON Ser 9lnitaIt ab5u-
menOcn. Gin 6llnfcn, ser bon eiuer
oor6eiio6renocu 9ofomotiOe aui oaS
6eIo iicL iou Sen 9ran0 oeruriadt
6a6en.
6reigcIpro d en-.
9la1 mc6r ais t0-ltiinOiger @era-
t6uug wuroe in glicott Stu g9m.
9(rt6ur oes GerItoBcs gcgen OaS
u2ocal Cption~-@ -@eict frcgcipro.
den. Die @eidporencn iiimniteu
nit Z Stimmcn fiir lmO nit 3 gegert
Oie Gerurt6eilung. Serr glrt6ur mar
angeflngt, am s. NlGr5 cincnl gelpii-
len Charles Groof cine 6loi6e GiOer
Ucrforft 5il 6obcn. Scrr Groof iaatc
aus, OaB ser Giocr iiiB oopeicn icj
ais er i'm fouitc. Cine glnalpic err
CAB oogcgcuJ OoB oic 8laibc ctiua
7 Ero5ent 9(lfobol ent6ielt. Scrr 9lr-
tbur erfldrtc, ur iiiBcu Gi0cr Der.
fatit 81 ba6cn, imO mebrcrc 3ellgcu
6ctrdftigtcu ocncn 9(uSiogen.
6. Is. Surrin9ton nuf Gom-
gnetoitr.
Staats-Gontroleur Glncrion G,
Sorrington miro am Gouneritdg III
Cumberland eiutreficn mo 6cabiiA-
ti9t, III 9lleganu-Goultu me6rerc
Gage 5u Ocr6ringcrL im BORT iiir
cine Ocmofratiihe Domination 5um
@ouucrueur 5u iprc6cn. Scrr Sor-
rington miro Dem 9crgperfs- Giirift
cbcnioIlS eincn 9eiiid obitutten.
@euiiten @arteiooI &C.
ntciniam
Iie .&agcrStomn onO 6rcOerd
9loiIpop electric Gompoup" madt
belte 6cfomt OnB lie nit Der .NoI.
tInIorc & Sblo-Sobn" cui 9lbfonfieH
geihloiien 6at, oaS bic SogerStomner
Gonpaonic crmdc6tigt, bonn I. 9lpril
a6 Oie @artei1le Der Baltimore &
O6io.ga6n~ all Ser Sumnit-2lpenuc
init OieIer gcmeiniam 5u 6emieen.
Die clcftriidc 9a6n 6rouGtc iHon
lett ciniger 3cit cinen ncueu S8arte-
laol inO belt naG cinem oo5u pai-
icnOcn @runOitiid llnliHnu. GieieS
9I6fomnen miro iiher BON Oem rcif
lcnOen @u6lifum oaieitig nit Sreu-
Ocu bcgriiBt iperOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

Qjul1a0cu.
0Hciien mn Nullp1fioncn. bon
Der Wclcuitui Geegnet (end
pctlO) ....t,,. ..s..... d, ..,s'. .9l .-uVvli.n 800
Nnor iiti Nurcau, III Nanicn unb
Griii-0omunnulen .....,.... NsN21.nN
Yrdmcu in Collection hcAtlicu. 129a0O.u1
6dniac nm nulgcaucie 1iiicH
nn0 Msicibcn ......A.. I80GH 03
Nnnr IN Woii0G bon lrnllcca. VSi9.23
NMrcau iiir a@uuiinH Nlrbciicr
0nii0d0am8 8crIl9euus t42970t
9ulio,ciniOabcn ...,..,.....,Sl.5s7 oS0,98
Ninlt 5n9cinnocne NniDnDen.
Yrdmicn iii Coucfr
lion beQrificn. g
iddis ....,~...s' s767s00
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-31
PUMPKIN CENTER
happy New Year to IN.

A happy New Year to all.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Steele is reported some bet.
ter at this writing
Henry Gaus, jr., wife and daugh-
ter Mildred, visited witt Henry
derson.
Steele and family Sunday afternoon.
Charles Anderson and wife visited
with Edgar Sloan and wife of Eras-
tus Sunday.
Miss Bulah Gaus visited with Car
rie Anderson Sunday.
Henry Gaus, sr, and family enter
tanned company over Christmas.
Jacob Anderson was business
caller at the county seat Friday.
Orvelle Gaus and lady friend at
tended the Christmas entertainment
at Beaver Chapel Saturday evening.
Harvey Schwartz and sister called
on Loree Anderson and sister Sunday
afternoon.
Randolph Smith and Dorsey Belts
of Wabash attended services at the
Beaver Chapel church Saturday.
Bulah Gaus and Carrie Anderson
were business callers at Celina last
Tuesday.
Charles Beougher was county
seat caller Friday.
Ermal and Lamont Anderson, of
Rockford, are spending the holidays
with their grandfather, Jacob An
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-31
SCUDDER

Clelle Jenkins and wife helped A
j. Bair at butchering Tuesday.
Clyde Kincaid and family and Geo
Smith and wife spent Sunday with
Cleve Smith and wife.
Ezra Latin and wife spent Sunday
evening with Steve Wilson and fam.
lily.
Mrs. VIM. Hoover and children, OF
Montpelier, Ind, spent Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Bastian.
Steve Wilson and family and John
Davis and family spent Christmas
with Coe Wilson and wife.
Ezra Latin and wife spent Christ
mas with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Gray.
Charles Wilson and family spent
Christmas with Dell Powell and his
mother.
Steve Wilson and family spent
Sunday with Anderson Fast and fam
lily.
CIeve Jenkins and family are
spending this week with John Ellis
and family.
J. G. We'll spent Sunday evening
with Coe Wilson and wife.
steve Wilson and family spent last
Tuesday with John Davis and family.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-31
TOWNSHIP LINE

We are having fine weather at thi
writing.
r. T. Waggoner was called to An
sonia Tuesday on account of the ser
ious illness of his father.
Edward COate and family and Rev
Weimer Sundayed with John Still
barger and wife.
r. B. Monroe and family spent
Christmas with f. P. Cordier and
family.
Anna Bennett spent Sunday with
Elizabeth Ferguson.
Oscar Barker spent Monday night
and Tuesday with r. T. Waggoner
and family and Homer Coate.
Frank Stillabarger sold a fine colt
Monday
Mrs. Edward Coate and daughters,
Mrs. VIM. Monroe, Mrs. Clifford How
ell and Mrs Otha Brock and daugh-
ter Leila called on Mrs. Joe Cordier
Monday.
James Monroe and daughter Flora
and James Goodnick spent Christ
mas with VIM. Monroe and wife.
Edith Miesse is visiting her grand
ma Miesse this week.
Chalie Ferguson and family call
ed on John Haslinger and family
Sunday afternoon
Albert Siebert and wife, Mildred
Courtner and Irene Springer called
on Joe Cordier and family Sunday.
George Smith and wife were callers
i'm Coldwater Tuesday.
Frank Coate helped Elbridge Ad-
ans move Tuesday
Subscribe for the Democrat and
get the news.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-31
II 3
The Poor Abused and UnIuCky
Number
Shoots the ShiverS Up and Down
the Spinal Column as IL Falls 4
ON Friday, 1919

During leap year, 1916, there will
be one Friday on the 18th, usually a
bad day for those who have a ten
dency to be controlled by supersti-
tion. The bad day is Friday, Octo-
Der 13. This year had no Friday
falling on the 18th day of the month
but there were three different Fri
days on the 18th of different months.
Next year there will be but So Fri
days, while this year So have passed
and one more is here the year going
out on Friday.
OF Saturdays and Sundays, there
will be SO of each in 1916, giving an
additional day for going to church
and bringing one more pay day than
this year, both good reasons for re-
joicing among those who work in the
vineyard of religion or in the world
of industry.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-31
PHILOTHEA
Here's wishing all Happy New

Here's wishing all Happy New
Year.
Catharine Schoenlein is home from
Dayton for the holidays.
Teacher Jos. Dues and brother
August left Monday for Canal Dow
er to spend the week with relatives.
Teacher Alloys R. Dues of st. An
thony is spending the week with his
parents at this place
Louis Steggeman and family, of
Detroit, William Steggeman and Ber-
nard Woeste and family, of Dayton,
spent Christmas with their friends
and relatives here.
Forty-hour devotion will begin at
this place on New Years Day.
Leo Schaeper, of Burkettsville,
was in town Tuesday.
Henry Pahl butchered nine hogs
Tuesday.
Henry Brown has resigned his
position with Henry Rentz. William
Woeste will take his place