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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

We are sorry. but there seems to
be a lot of people who are proud but
poor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me dog collar for my greyhound,
and pop-gun to shoot the rabbit
my dog catches. 0. yes, bring me
a rabbit that winds up so my dog
can chase it Yours
Naughton. Please remember my
brother Bob
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

4 sffen reel program IS heins
sl0aH A. the Empire th,sif. today.
THE attraction are The Wal ware
sen. Nnfuai drama poffTa us
600 regeneration of ae'cr-1p-
s,i flarflne william iiinekie5
ra= kigs4om ~ .Aqsss l.4nd. "a
~ xt+a 'stslaii ATS :,
i.'eu.lnl. gtaila ~ ealine Y ule
p4x-i aal lief Conf ioe -
3 AssDoafff Hfsma starring fiofenf'
laH4aia H4 nof4tH fhHttn'.sF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

Prince Albert tobacco is made by cur own patented
processl That's why it's SO good besides cuttas
out bite and parcht And that's why its popular
with men Of al tastes all over the world! He viii
like it, sure; because he smoke all day and al
evening IF will not irritate his tongue!
Go right into any shop that sells tobacco and arte
Prince Albert pound crystal-glass hurndor. Its the
one great big universal all-oy rnan-gft that's be7ud
criticism--t the "Gif-that- Gets-the Glad-handp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

Dear Santa Claus am little
xirl SIX years old and live at soc
Highland avenue, | want You not
to fosrct me. want doll. srunk.
cradle and piano. and lots OF
fruits. nuts and candy. Your little
friend. -Cass..o Stonar.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

of siafm. Wi lhtr b. mur nrtHne
af wWsH la fae GREAT seas 10000 cas-
tu rise oni ~ gunshpi
And neHin be b. morning fur MORN.
lng By ihe llue fHo huntrr iutna nut
tt thc tlp of "a iear low peninsula chat
runs uul into Nurers hsN. "a mit or su
below lht mouth Of thc riNte 500 have
huilt blind uf rptda haYr anrnured
y,4lf dreuta off in thn shallow waiter
ana agc waitlnF fof enc tshf ta hryaN
ont iu She nay there are mNfirrious
Hnisga BoW and then a splash ss some
hig fab htentH water. murmnrina
ffrn % distant reef whrts shufr hirda
are rouHtius and here and there "a
faint HuuHwk that sends shitcra uf
iplizut up Do, spine
Neu have teosrn the ught location.
Birds win ~ passing frum ths sait bay
So che fresh aates alsosr and down
ssaln tai houia ths mornius lnd
lhet masi Obs over this low prutuanla
As dHNNahf nruka thcro ia "a str op
She vntet isr oW s. bunch nf ducAa
ffnW RESTLESS fisn plrelr Hhnuf fud
circle 4naut and SETTLE hack ciosrr in-
ahofc Nut seU nrt lonkiue tic cities
WAY fut vnu expect yuuf Sam, in eonr
Z lrum thr ryrr And ihti ds Thss
are en NoA hefsye Yeu know 3D. fYng
low Nffs tht Watfr Aud hesdrd
stalshl spr ,plr htur neei pf detuNs.
T Just aa thef sWcop the water the Hc-
/ tinn heaina. snding onlN whom Those
whn survive haVt ~Nrri hrsnnd euas
shot rte scone "a repeated time aftef
limn as dfnve and aro,e eome ever un-
T tl the dANa limits ut 4h feV cae b
hunter has hpon tfnrhod
1885 She nUet mNrninr Nnu faYe Ait
aside Nonf gun ana armed with IA
Nght rcd and tackle ana q few desrn
Snfimr sou are aut nn thr utN Whom
Z the spn rsrs AND throws shiplns path
5 trom shr houaoA righi o yeur tect
/ tishine ln tarpns Chrisii NaN iueH nAt
/ nQuiie the hlHh d,rrce ~ skin neera
! safs ~ eusfe4efni snaiins tor urpoN
iruui, hiack htsS aHd either dcnisans
( "a the dcep. DARK holes be iunnd
streams Yea iast stick "a shrimp GA
saitf hook ana thraW IL ovvrhisrd.
fhrir b. moment ~ anNteis -and
then a iork. > swish and sou are reci
y Ink ln With ali Nanf mleht Too cAtch
a a beautiful encrkleA tr0uf.
az perhaps sea- have evne after lark
~ game. aud AkNt taken i few mniiet
fNg n.tt instead 81 thr shrimp. IN shis
vase Nou will have SOMEONE is YoW the
hoal while sou tt0ll IL che ,arpon ana,
( winning tasi1N snn Wif not have a.
wait lpnf Your frat conviction wilt ho
thts Nnu haVc hooked ain oarth1uate.
f'ifts yards AWAY tho FISH brcak ths,
auyfAer iA niasnificert loan Ynn
ece that snu have a nkht "a Noar
harris and hfain a. hsndlc thc ..si
4 The minutes flN b. as the ha fish
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
Gulf Coast Country The Ideal Section
For The SpOrtsndno,s TpA Ducks Quail and Other Gam,
in
A$so15 so9 d~Bay Famed For It's Fishing

The duck whlDh during hia nlFnt
from Canada overland huiis ca iha
hiahrr atmosphere here fgfas foolish
N close Go the roedN mWgna uf has
ana int"a Wuh makes sn cHsN ur4ri
Tor iiir hunters euu rho Will Enusc
Ga irem a HnmWrfa fVtsllnn in cana.
diam marshes, tufEtts alunn ihr otunt
TIE FEAR inat has nrce hN salvation ln
the past and llcH luN as hc ssafehra
for "a Hpua feeding atonnd
The deer hnpaca le his ewn good
sometimes hN thr hunters nshi trnts
securely along the runwasn throus Is
the arcat pastures rhe iasktahhlt
watches bis approach curiousls Tho
hiNeiln Heuiries into tho hrush. The
coyote howls IA dismal gioe
An hits Cor the hunter ON land
10 thr hay iufk the Hiuaty trout
ana The reddish. each waiting Cor the
hli uf shrimp that cuncrals q hoat uul
thrN disappcsf with nom,th when 4
DARK shape looms nn and great tar.
ppn lunHva into siesnN school at utul
'rt Along Tho cuael the WuriIsh and
the spanish mavkerel afe always hun.
urY ana VIII rrah eareflV IA hit ID
white fas tied a. "a hnpk
DO With "a huptrf and 1peuI Il dat
with him Va lhe brush aud upon gn,
hay
- is just breaking daN as vnu seitl,
with him lHlo deep ihlekri "a e,
Natds ftem path Whioh Wioda awas
thruush thv mesquite brush rhe Go.
Natcs ate asiil Narkiua m lhe distance
deiNins the 0upnaae bne uaht a. drive
them to their hairs 10 thr icsi i ,.,srs
! 90 hlue ptrtfider Hilde s,nrle ul.
thrnu1h the eoarer rfars 4 drove ii
Wild MvNionn piAeons flN over on ihsii
way ta rAme select sfain frld rhet
siiruCe tne freat slleugo M the open
which "a onlN made irepet o. mpslnfl.
GUS half hyari Sounds which Noni
guide NlA insVrrreg al the fiidlne ~ 4
rasller ihrOush the drN hrish ~ lh,
swift rptreai ~ ftt at his apprnach
Az then ai laxi ihese ia anathei
sound "a faint firm nagtcfiur ~ it'll,
hcnfs q Sound that lngtlpct Itself n|
3cfrrvts. Rifles are srsprea firmly. Az,
when dim rctms appear on the patt
ahead therc sire twc sharp reports an,
I you aud ,hr hunter have harxea
ie.po,nt and an S-polnt huek.
! And the eeenlns ard the megnlu.
~erc snosher da,, "a ~ nean iust day.
hrcah. and you are desp in another
partnte eonceaied near ,he crest ~
iew ridxc Ahced lWn ~ threr milei
away Hes the bay. nvhlnd Won ia th,
ntur valley neSslep 4 snssli take NOul
eyes are turncd toWArs the tcp " ghi
fldsc, fof \, h. tram that alrrstloN SO,
expect Nour quarry 90 c,ane
Airead No0f ft.EaOre. iaaAcd viii
there - 70 hr 40 waiting There /,
scracelv warnire iuss 4 faint 'hons
that sonnds miles AWAY and Their
they come not fsny 5ect hi9h. ion,
elnuons ~ already dlpnns Tor
doNlsw ard snoon ~ The lakc belpN.
Il ~l'ephl MAI this time Il L. 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

Sid Crowl chief clerk q ~
a A. D. has returned lfen "
business "trip to houslos. .........-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells Why everyone snouid dr,nk
hot water each morning
before breakfast

WA, ~ man and wamAn. half ths
tlin~ irelinE ner,ous. Respondent. war,
rleH SUNNY ,la>s headsrhy. duil and
r-~f'N~r sAe da,s rcaiiy incapagi,
Hated by llRees
y w eu would praeticc inside bath,
'nF what hraslties chnnse would
Hhv place instsed ~ thousands Of
tHif.etk. Nnasndc louking snNla with
rAfly. nndds cempirNinns we should
SEW crnwsiA 80 hapny. hcaiih,. rua,
thrrhed psnplr Vel,whese The rta
sea A. that tho human ryatem does moi
"a itself each Gay 81 An the vast,
Witch h areumnlatca andef our nrcs
rni mode ~ living For every ounce
~ toed ana drlnk iakeA into the AVS.
tom NEARLY an NoAse ct waste psaseslal
must 40 safried out rlsc Il fefments
apa fefn0 pgmnelne.llkc noiaona which
ltiv absorbed late ghs hlund.
itiit AZ aeseasess Al a. i a. clear
iiSs esltea lsam i6e f,sfni,.,v each sl.,V
before tbs llfc viii harm hrseht and
MT, ~ W. mpet zach morning clear
me inside pfenur at tue previous aaA !
accumulation ~ inainestihic waste aud
liouf tpklnH Mcn aud Monen. whether
"f' ? ~ WV NV HtIt t"HA 10 NtifIA tAA p
napfninR' bcfofe breakfast, niaAs al
real hol wetcr Nith tcaepooNful ~
limestone phosphate Ia Il. as a hstm.
less meanR ~ Nsshlnr ont ~ M,
stnmach lAerI kldneya and haNrls az,
inaiHceuple material waste. s0ut bll.
ana toxins, thus cleansing. swuctenins
and PURIFYING the ensire allmentar,
sanRi hefofe l.fl,lar MRS toad luso th,
rtnmarh
Allllpns ~ nroplc wha haii shelF turi
"a fezstlneUnn. bilious attacks. ael,
Atellssel. nervous dAss and Nleeplrs
nsN'.'s hefr hepcnse real cFanks ahou
snH nufuing lnHde&hath A quartz
s'nanA vi i.sneetoue phosphate win ~
enst 's,p''f ~ The Dina store. hut /
Huffisient N demonstrate 20 nnxon,
rs s'aHnsinr twerlrnlnn ana freshen
M sffees ~ ~ lAe system AaVertls
ment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

We're shoes Tor street or
dress pedr- Dress Slippers
Colonial Pumps and Dane
ing Pumps. B0udOir Slip
peIe in both feather and
tell.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

Hitrrf uudnlniing foun appears
iaroush the water AZ ynn un him
iae0 in the surface Har hnok is
Slipped lotto Dos fliIs aud ho l, ,nwrd
aehore
De- was hhN nnntppg morning whom
tNo sprrtsmpn were ushre frnm ihr
istira at thr naas uHih had besr
fhgIr fnr hnlf lu hour anl onr had 10
ifInl of s.fen mBrkrrri 'hfer goo Else
anunis Tho other man. aho bad Hsrn
0ahins Nlthnui result anh q fow
wards from hm companion drew his
Nnr frem tl. water aai Waikcd dls-
raneoinir'N oyer to his friend
20 Aayc necn watchine you he ssld.
nnd lmitauns kou in eyrrs was {
islt mN hoos Just Ha 5000 du. cast Just
as Non dp reproduce even acslon. Hut
the, DON'T ht, why p"
"i'id ,oH splt Oh your blitf Qucred
tho other
poes thai helpg"
TNp ! just asked that YOU are ush
inr gau ipu liai.e Yom noat unil th,
hall hanss within three feet ~ the
surface You WIZ notice That a mack
ereia eYps are an the tar az his head
fir eees onh what b. above him nol
rhat ls on inc bottom
rhe secrets ef rsmnr ln the tls
are simple tud easily learacd The o..
puii nl am heurs fiahinr rs o}ten nft,
Urc trout Dc 10 seldom nil
Corpus CHRISTI ana vicinity are tho
hunters Paradise Prom ihe piers oi
lrsm his own isoat he can gct the best
of usAlh. AienN the shore from hu
own deor sirp often. Do can kill th'
limit uf ducks within an hours dr.s,
from the CifN ieer oaaN ANA Wild hos,
are to ne round n abundance
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

TIE snNiiaHmau vino lmhrlnoa that
hs can shoot d,rf and senlp Indiana on
iAeien rommon would rnd tbo Gulf
'nasi Doanin lcse dirippointlns imam
ihe anrisAi homt nf tnt baked bean
fHf thr ei'ofisniRn whW dmrlng short
pRrAiiun rTf,pd wAote tNe MOST taf hlr
mooney Nnu lime. the feNss unif yuast
tf'cfa q variety ~ huniigp 80 hist ,hst
tHnnoi he epualltd I'M the lnstcd
stalsa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
WEATHER SUMMARY
U. s DEPARTMENT. or AoRicUL
ruRE~-WEArAER BUREAU.

Weather nniiclin ter q hcurs ena
ius o6 d m- 15th MERIDIAN am,
n,.effrhat sf fatk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

M*rd. "a receipts ana d er.~
Second Wand lf rsce.p,s ~.
Dmpuuns Third Ward 4, -.
20 exemptions Fourth w.,A
ceipts Nud i5 exemptions f,a.
4t receipts tnd ls er.m..i'
Ward. ai receipts ana n 60.
making e f1tsi 81 17s r.oe,s,s
exemptions
The Beach Mission via -,
fhustuHs tree Thursda, .t-,..
fnnu@ at % m 81 Win h. ~
Nnd nrs o. O. uruckeit win III.
erf- tn 900 their SUNDAY ms.a
drrn after thc musical ana ll.s,..
iorfaumcnt .s over 0taefs 49,
and Iut presents nn she ire
uth
n y staliings, travelling ss..,,,
tAr western Union rel+sfapk
n.. wiin htuIWanam m failst y,
CORPUS CAri-ii yesterday ehsa,,
tNc local office &c. san..s
fH.f l. id. .I.I..ttf t
.,..t, ~ t..I. "''@ " -
,,,..t, .,e,. " r. 'f
j. c. Darby and Miss tsksl g..
Wr.l SHOWN luuua people 4 II, =
II. ,..f.,l r.. Wy
81 tb. I.,. $1,000. 49,. ''..l'.' ~
.f,.,.,f....
rke ,,,,,t h.,..., .se,
,r.,. rrDt~st,sr ~, - ~ :. IN
...i. ,.r..tt.,t.h. 49,. ~.
,,.mnt., hi, In 49,, II
of visitor WIN a,icna "A, ~.
which Wiii b, served Ia thtis.n ~,
mck johnson niny aiske ~
-cmeff,r T. B. Haeck H|
lnd other member. al ths paa Is
m.Ee short addresses
Many letters Of eommendsteh I'D
hccu received says Sece.ar fnn|
Christi hookIots which hare ~
boon sent out ana many seat n
cot names who would lie ln,ntfs !
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

J. c. Darby and Miss t,s.l S..
Wcl SHOWN fouus people x II, na
were united in mnr.ase an mt. 4
I' uoiock. Rev ID b souih psts
go the lurk Avenae ianst Ct
offc1tus
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
~Lmes
He'd Wander in the Woods for Days.

He'd Wander in the Woods for Days.
could have acted more discreetly and
impartial. Keen-eyed Aunt Eunice
very readily traced that the hearts
desire of her gracious niece rested
with neither of them, however.
One afternoon as Eugene and her
aunt sat engaged at some fancy work
under the shade of lawn tree, there
was a click at the gate Mrs. Ward
knew at once that the tall, graceful
young man who entered the garden
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

good provider, you can count on
that"
The following evening Morse
stroIled along. He was witty, hand
some and bright.
my very idea of rising young
lawyer" was Aunt Eunice's common
dation. HE is ambitious and you can
read force, determination and success
in his very face"
To both these young men Eugene
was friendly and charming. No girl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
IS = = I
THREE LOVERS

= + = y y -
BY Edna Dale WiIkerson
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
Three lovers!" -
"Yes," calmly nodded easy-going,
comfortable-minded Mrs. Noyes.
Zone too many" declared her mar
ried sisted, sharply. What are you
thinking of, Nary"
"Of Eugenie-frst, last and all of
the time. AS you see and acknowl-
edge she is frank, open, loving
hearted girl We have let her have
her own way. With all her attractive
ness, of course it is no wonder that
she has suitors. There have been
dozen of them. They have narrowed
down to three"
'And she encourages -?" ven
tured Mrs Eunice Ward.
None of them. There is Ray
Blackburn - substantial, practical
and clear-headed Eugene thinks he
is the smartest business men in the
village. Then there is Vernon Morse.
If Eugene had her way he would be
elected circuit Judge tomorrow. And
finally - Vincent Lind. Poor Vim
cent?
Mrs. Ward looked interested. why
do you say that, sister," she chal-
lenged, keenly inquisitive.
ooh, he is a dreamer artist and
poet. Oh, he is so soulful! 1 favor
him most, but Levi, my husband, con-
siders him shiftless and actually pit
les him and likes him because he is"
"Um-m. 1t must be interesting to
see the young men," observed Mrs.
Ward, who had arrived at the Morse
home for a two weeks stay.
She was awarded full opportunity
during the next few days. Black
burn, the young manufacturer, called
upon Eugene the next evening. He
talking of his big iron factory, full of
himself and the same. He had made
and WAS making money and fancjpd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-17

$500 Sriib Soint Spibcn.Sor.
,Gnae iiir. .$3.9S
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@olOeuberQ's !
%, 25 uao q @efs0crington.Str.
IA. 5a6res -Yerkauf
mms grpkartiger
S. \ i. Irftn Stump Carnlpol
e0ulenoe nno eaafsnoe pon S. 4 c&. Green
Grading Stamps in oie(er 2so6e a6(ont per(denkt.

Dies lit un II. SublGnm it uer5ebtd|em Stolj nnh enc
aniroen WefGc oes Ianfes fir &nnocn bfn mir an SoS
urt weni9en nren abren ppbr babn %pn that
did nm nn0 lid bteier Saocn ener Wadt nno enen
Taur i'm alcngeiG Baltimore enutdelt Der INN nm anon
9non erre uo Ibertrpifen u gnerfennnng br bern
nfbnno oesab Siee ue nit einem @eranl Der
GG briueen gr6 igfe fir ebe Sran oeier Saot
en &urrGc mcrooae Nnsmabl erianntd niebrge
Ie profitable gceHnignugen mad Sonienben atau
Gregnif 0cn TA nbrc lang crinnn mO lner SAan
er,a Sbci Der @ct lniere %erianer nS be-
aer 3bun a Ginenen erfren oamt Sic ben pouten %pr
tbe oieiem Gregnif jieben.
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Dlo&irt.
Sulgariidc &ilife aal
Megdiidcn Mccr.
3mrd) 8riegsihiffe Der
Gntemte:NNdhte.

9loduoe begaun geltcrn Ntorgcn. -
GrItrcdt iih pon SoritdabalL
@ricdcnlon0, bis Gnos, Silrfei.
-9hlBlono bctrohtct lih in
aricgS6uitono nit SuIgorien.
@riedenluno iAeint lid) nud)
Gcntrolmd6tcn 5lI5llncl9en.
Hlm0nien erflGrt, neutral blrt.
ben 81 iuollen.
HuuOnn l6. Sftoler. - Cine
| @lodaoc Der bulgorildcn alllte ant
1g1iicben Ntccr olrh &ricgSIhitre
ocr Gntente.9llilrtcn muroe nah cl-
ncr 9(ntiinoigrng oeS oIii5iellen
EreBburcauS beutc begonncn.
! 0er @ortloltt ocr OtittbeiIlmg
inlat:
Ser &icc.glonlirol, Der oas Gom'
manoo ilbcr buS oItlifc Wtlttclmeer'
@eidluaocr Ger 9llliirtcn fiibrt bat
cine 9lofaoc Der bulguriihcn aillte
ant 1gGiihcn Wccr ertlart, bcgln-
memo am Is. o.. Wfts. Inn & llbr
9lbenos.
,Siir Die gbiabrt ncittralcr Sdlftc
aus Dem 9lodnoe- -2lreal lit cine Srllt
uun IS Stlmoen, BON Dem 9eglnll
scr 9lofaoe al gere6net, gelpobrt
lporocn.
Ger Streiien Der bulgarlldell
aijlte, Ser on oaS 1g1iide .feer an'
greit3t. 5iebt ih BON Sarithaban,
@riehenlano, na6 @nos, ellrppolIde
liirfei, bin; cine 0ilton5 bon ctipa
| 80 Meilen. 1ieier 2anoitrib lit ein
| 16eil oes 5erritorillms, ben gulga-
rien ais ein Jieiultat Der galfan'
&riege pon Ger 1iirtei erblelt. 3te
SoollptbGien an ser aiiite lino DC
oeuabotd), Eorto 9a9oS, Haronld
lmo Nlecri HaraQel nit Der ail'
ltenllnle III emer Qlltan5 BON tiinr
bis 5ebu Oieilen Iduit Ole Salonltl'
Gonltantinopel. .gabn. Gie tilrfiide
aiIte 0ltlib uno iiioli6 bon Sulga'
rien lit ihon felt Dem Glntrltt Der
lilrfci IN oen arieg I'M leeten 9to-
pem6er pon ariegsidiffen Der Gn'
tente- MGdhtc blofirt.
9nl0ariide 0iicnitpc
icbr crf lgrei d.
Spfio, IA. Oftober, uio Sonoon,
is. 0ftober. (Sn Scr l(ebermltte'
hng per50aert.) - Gie aa9enleine
Cifcniip. .9epesllng Der 9ulgaren be.
aann bclte Worgen oui ocr gan5elt
Hinic in iebr energiicber @eiic.
liaf oen non einem 6lleger ber'
cingcbrodtcn 9eridten marcn otc
J bulgarii6en SrlIppen gcgen Diittng
al cin5elnen El1sen i6on bis an
| cine 1iitan5 bon chua leds Wtellen
in lcrbii6cS Scrritorilm cin9corllt'
gen.
Ias Waniieit oeS aOniga 6crol'
nano, in lpelhem Der aricg 9cgell
| Scrbien crfldrt prroe, lit i'll Splte
! nit GROCER gegeiiterllg oligcnont-
men poroe1.
| @en6ct lid @rie d. en- ano
aud gegen Nlliirte?
u III lterSam. IS. Sftober (pln
2onoom. - 9taf elmer Gepelhe aus
9ltben al Die .aolnilde 3eitilng"
treiien ole @eionoten 9iuBlano's ltno
Hunl1lrier's slnitalten. 8riedelllano
3u perlaiien.
7ie 6anilien ser 9iplonatcn, 10
liii9t Die gotid,ait bin5lL iperocn
lpabrihelnlid) idlon belltc alif elnent
ndf Stnllen fnbreiloen 6rlegSlnt''e
pom altben abreiien.
|auSfubr bulaari d. Ell U G
treioes nae Sr d chs
Lamb geItattet.
9erlin, 16. Sttober (Orabtlos
mad, Sappille, y. 81. - Gie ,lleber'
ieeiide Nohrihten.9lgentllr" nleloet:
.9tad) 9lngabe Ser .&olnliden 3ei.
tuna" bat Sic gried)iide Gegierimg
an bic bllgoriihe fegierllna oas Gr-
luden gerihtet, Die slilsfitbr bnlgas
ridden @etreioes nnh 8riefeiilano
| III aeitatten; mo oieIe GrlallbnlB III
ertbeilt luoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-17
craturien. @eiellidlait.

suinabme une eiafHfifaiion BON stimmen
eriolgt W'cntag Nbenb, rs. Sftober, i'm 0ulipts
lnaIc oes Eeabsep. Snititutfs, SiibnensGinaana.
Wm. y. CURT. frne 9rdiioeni
5piept Hadle, Eireitor.
(SfttD 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-17

gl6unmrmtcn, bic ben y5entidjen Gorres
ipunbenteu" nidjt piinttiidy uner nnregels
maiig erbalten, iino aebeten, oer Office
oapon per 9eiepbOn oosr ihriftlid Y'it'
t9eilnng 81 ma&en.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-09-09
TRANSPORT WITH
BRITISH TROOPS
SUNK BY TORPEDO
Southland, Formerly Red Star
Liner Vaderland, Attacked
in Turkish Waters.

| BERLIN, Sept. (by wireless tC
| Tuckerton). "A statement given out
by the Overseas News Agency today
quotes the Weser Zeitung, of Bremen
as saying that the British steamship
Southland, serving as a transport, was
torpedoed recently in Turkish waters.
No previous report has been made
concerning the torpedoing of the
Southland. A wireless dispatch from
Berlin last week quoted a telegram
from Sofia to the effect that a British
transport had been sunk by a mine
off the entrance to the Dardanelles,
with the loss of 1870 men. 1t was
thought at the time that the Berlin
report might have been an inaccurate
version of the sinking of the British
transport Royal Edward in the
Aegean sea on August IA by Ger
man submarine
The British government has madd
no announcement of the sinking of
another transport, following the loss
of the Royal Edward. Shipping rec
ords show, however. that the Red
Star liner Vaderland was renamed the
Southland, being placed under the
British flag, and was Communicated
by the British government for war
purposes last March. She Is listed as
being employed in the hospital SER
vice.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-09-09
THOMAS BURKE
DIES At % IN
SOUTH ORANGE
Father of Former Newark Fire
Commissioner Was
Widely Known.

Thomas Burke, father of former Fire
Commissioner Thomas e. Burke, died
at his home in South Orange avenue
this afternoon. He was over ninety
years of age, and one of the best
known men of the old-timers in the
Oranges.
Mr. Burke was a contractor before
he retired. He built many of the
roads in the Orange district. He was
born in Cork street, Dublin, and came
to this country in the early forties,
first settling in Newark. He took up
his residence in South Orange over
seventy years ago.
The last years of his life Mr.. Burke
lived with his daughter. Mrs. Mary
A. Cooke. He was remarkably active
until several years ago, when he was
forced to take to his bed. He was
able to read up to few days ago.
Besides former Commissioner Burke,
who is now managing editor of the
Newark Eagle, the deceased is also
survived by Charles H. Burke, OF
this city, who is connected with the
department of health. He Is also
survived by a number of grandchil
dren.