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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
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8ergc11 meo Gl19lonosruteifibet n@e=
ga. Mprman0en pno uGpn0or"' (un=
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Sman lea SEN 19be &l. 1915 Scot
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ca. 12 &bartmril fra G%berbol1rgb. @i
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ter, oa hi blep bar e11 engellf 2olte
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me0 ct ford11orebe benne &1trs pg
lattet 5teDnen flobs moo uGon6or"
og traf 0e1une lnellem Molfirrl1m=
met og Ngterrun1lnet pu1 @ogbor0.
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og / 2pbet al 7 Mimutter 1tpo ser
Is SOD @nno / Moifi1rl1n11net. 81
raabte til gngelifmonberL ser for
Ipgte at lpbe fra o. at Dol1 mootte
ltoppe, for uGon0or" Dolot poo at
ipnfe. Sen ltoppe0e ga. @i gift /
9ooocne og fpn1 olnbor6 / @11gell IT,
mo11oen, bnor hi bar pmfril,g 1 81
me. Sen engcllfe &optein bite Jig
at porc nugget bcr1l1et. &oo begge
.5fihc Dar &opteil1en poo @roen /
&olli1ionspiebliffet. Otter. at bope
pGret 1 Iin1e on1borb / Set erl9ellf f
9Th, bleb hi lat pn1bprb / en- fronlf
Sorpeoobooo, og Der blep hi moo
toget meo CIT ltOipgt @jpltfribeO; ri
fit boa6e Sin og Meoo. Otter at bo=
be beret ct &ar Sinner Ser, fon Ser
en- ltor fronif Mon Of @or og fprte
os 19rmere moo 2an0, 6g til1lltt
blep hi lat on1borO / en- fronif 2oDs=
baa6, lon1 brngte % til @berbo1trgb.
~Gonoor" lunf / 2pbet al 40 Sci
nutter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
Gtprtbinssbalgenc. = &reoSltD

Gtprtbingsbaleene. = &reosltp=
ret fpr 811lfer11b &rc6s al Cont
lingSpartiet bar 11nn1ineret @aor0=
brnger Sans S9tber> !@urrm, lon1
neutrality-suspicious. ng @aorobr11ger
9aral6ltu0, Npfe11, iom @aromo11o5=
fanoioat. 9pire og friitnoe0e &en=
fire / 5foger bor opltillet Sen 1l1=
pgrc1t0e 5tortbingsmono, @ooro=
br11ger @unnei taO ipm S%tortbi11gs=
fonoi0ot meo @oorobruger Otto
9onoen Sonoc, font Goramono. SEQ
9pire pg friitnoe0e Se1rltres 8rppe=
palg / Natn1eoal falot 5temlnerne
megct lpre0t. SmiOlerti6 let set uD
til; at MmtSagronom @jer0rl1n1, Dt=
rc SanOsbpr, bar facet afgiort
Jlcrtol til &eprGl cntont pg @oarb=
brl1ger Ole &pe11, 2bre gfer, til
Garon1al1b. @riinerlpffens &re0s'
Senitreforenil1g far bol6t 8rppeno=
minotion al neutrality-suspicious. og
Soranonb. Der n%on1inereoes 5tuts=
oobofot @aafon 2pfen meo Sru ssSr=
geborg 8oDe font &arolmo11o. Sem
tire / Senorc @eoemarfe,a bar opitil=
let @optein @pr,b> 5tonge, meo
@aor0brl,ger .. $. Moogoaros So
medal, font @oromo11o. Genltre /
&ingsofer bar %enitcmmig fore lauet
5totsraab &onom opltillet lpn1 8e1r=
tires Gul10ioat n1eo @o%arobr1,qer
5fappel, &ingsofer, JONI 8aromano.
Borgerpartierne / Iromsp1unoet
bar l1on1ineret Sitter IS. Dubl, 8rat=
rein, neo @aorobrl1ger geilie1, Slit
BIT, iom @aro1na110. Spm 8enltres
Notwithstanding 5fogcr are0s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
- @frtb efter YrBpenmmmer at
bette Slab.
Melu Morf isarme

billigt til Salgs. Sfficielle Oplps=
nir1ger % &atalog gjenmem S. Wfpl=
ben9aiueru Seanb, Msi't. Sept. Msr.,
Mlbanp, u. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15

30 Acres at god lawn og dyrkbar Mu|djOrd

~ 1ss .. s1 !M1 " !.sea. Mu1!1. vel opdyrket, beplantet med
MATS, Kartofler og Korn, Is Acres ryddet Grasgang, 40 Acres I'D
market "HardWood'-skoy, som vii betale for mere end Landet
Temm laE en god ny 24x3s stald, med Plads til 4 Heste og - Ke-
e, ct dSnsehus l4xl8, Lade, Svinesti, Maskinskur, god Br9nd og
PUMP n g tn Wand In ovsnaod, tie yd stald og Hus, god Kjelder
e II nyma deto5 og b el ln de-, menem en- Lund af smukke Tracer. lge
yea LandeveJen, II Mil til Skole, 1 Mil til en- sbr sruk So, 2 Mil
III M Me- 9 Nil til St: croix Falls og Taylors Falls, henved so mil
I'll ST. a. 1 ct skand1navisk Settlement. Ejeren gnsker at track
ke sig .tlbage og t1byder e. Godtkj9bsprs af $4,000, hvoraf
$4,000 kontant, Resten til 6 20. skriv efer Liste paa andre Farme
I'll: Frank Fredeen. Taylors Falls. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
Gn sribenbe &pjtibelisbeb. Goa

Gu sribenbe @pjtibelisbeb. 9ao
@or0ermoen militere 5pgeb11s
|fanbt ser forleoe11 Ell gribenoe 5pr=
archaeological Steb. @n 22=aartQ
Mrtillerilt, @obaro Matbieien fra
@rl1a, lpm opbe poa Spgebuiet, bleb
biiot UNDER miltter &onner. Sen
lopeuoe % tiltalen0e l1r1ge Gut blep
bragt ir0 pao 5pgebuiet for 2un=
gebetenOelic 0en 22oe Ml1g11lt;; me11
tro0s alle M%nltrengelier bite set
Jig 11r1ltlig at re6be bans Stu =
set bar pgiaa treble Gong ban bar
angrebet al ben farlige Spgoom.
Sans Sorel6re par bos bam / be
|iiOite Gage. SDgebusperipnalet meo
0perlegen &opt. Sesperien / 5pio=
len og cit Mfoeling at Mfoeoes &um=
n%,eroter / Mrtilleriet rne6 Mfbelings=
lGge11 Yrel11erlplf1ldnt Yldfolt I
.Spioiel1 bar 1amlet for at bite Mf=
bp6e Sen liblte Sore. Seltprel t 5anb=
berg forretteoe. S Ell fort Gale trent
bepe0e ban, at Oe11 unge Ma11o bor
Opb, me0el1s ban lto0 / S90rela11=
bets Sjenelte og at ba11s 2ipstraao
bar flippct obcr / CIT laa altfor 1111g
Mlocr. st M%e11ltfforps fra &eltoplan=
bencS Megiment 0eltog / 8i19ttel=
fen. &ilten, ipm bar O9ffet at oct
norife Stag, bleb baaret 11D al Mfop=
0cs &an1meroter pg fjprt til Ses=
leu Station meD Militpr 9gres=
bagt = en- Mrtillcriof0eling tilbelt
= poo CIT al Mrtilleriets 4=lpp11ote
&ngnc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15

SSnbnitrien paa &eitlanbet. Sra
Bergen meloes, at Garbi0proonftio=
men POO @eltlon6et Ell life benmet
iprlig al &riger1. Scr er fprcgoaet
en- meget betDoelig @rport til Spo=
nmerifo, Mfrifa % ierlig Nl,ltroli=
en-. Set er lanoiDnlig, at Grporten
bill bore iiteoetfor at aftage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
Gn n6mrrfet Tarm. Maa iGlae.

VH Hu1NtcFltI VuTM. Wtuu 1HIyt.
$50 pr. Mcre. 8Dgninger folteoe
$4,000. Gre &burt=S eftio11er. gn
Short | @rps, &elten opoDrfet. @ele
Sarmen inobegnet. getalingsbilfaor
efter 911ife. S11tet 8ptte. 5frib pao
Gngelif til: 90. S. Steele, gpr 49,,
Earcp. Y. Gnf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15

80 Acres Land i ct skandinavisk
SH& a17paffe5; : op M!g 1ea foT Reste nahei
Grasgang og ENG, nye Bygninger.
|Pris $500, Diet ,halve kontant, Re-
stem paa ,lette Vilkaar. Skriv paa
engelsk efter Liste paa andre Elem
domino til: Peoples State Bank.
Forest Lake, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
En- kvinde nagter
en- Operation.
Me deler, hvorledes hun blew
frelst we'd at BRUCE Lydia
e.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Louisville, KY. - "Hvis flere IL
dende Kvinder Wide BRUCE Lydia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
Tarm til Salgs.

On SO Mcres op6Drfet Sarm De0
@urfe, 8a., paa gooe 8etingelier;
eller bill leje 16 for fem Mar. Slere
gooe Sorn1e / Sen D%onif=norlfe So
Ioni Der.
Sis,trb Heoerien, &,tbtun, @inn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
..Nnrgr.

Bennington. S 5iroal % 2pietraf=
terne bar &ensoDriagten iaor 11aaet
1sleuH go6t til, % Ser er lfabt flere
DDr en6 tibIigere Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15
Ill Salgs opdyrkede Farme.

Til Salgs opdyrkede Farme, Ter
blandet MUD, tact we'd Skole og
Marked, 81 til $50 Acres. Med nog-
lie at disse m%edf6lger Avl, Besmt-
ming og Maskiner. Pris $65 pr.
Acre op til $125. Blandet Nationa-
%liteter, mango Skandinaver, SO Mil
fra St. Paul. Lette Vilkaar. Skriv
paa engelsk til: John L. Murphy.
Rush City. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15

Amerifanife @rnbearbeiberc til
ssDrge. Meo Dampifibet r&ergens=
iorb" TOM forleoen IA Mrbeioere til
SIlebp @rubert 5torO. Sc fortalte,
ut De Dar oct ferlte SOLD al Ell iterre
s4rbeibsltprfe, 5ellfobet bar engage
ret Mmerifu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15

6abrifrpsen pbelesser 5rrsten.
Rpgen fra Sobrifcr11e / S60u ligger
TITLE Neir oper belc @pgoen pg
Ianet 116 / 5joroe1. Sgiao Srugt=
treerne poelegges belDis al &pgen,
forfrgbles pg milter unoerti6en 8lo-
oene. SDor ser bliber Srngt, CT 0er=
ne belogt meo ct Sag 5ob % bar
pg1au tobt / &ellmog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15

bolo til 9iebliffets itore 8ebob.
SomDanoelen mellem Il. g. q. og.
9eorge CT meget betpbelig, % iarlig
er Ser / Mmerifa in6figbt itore
MGngoer &orn pg andre Sg6emib-
let, til bbis Sienttronsport Ser free
hes ltor Coinage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-15

Nlanteifple fur Stapanscr Mmt.
5tabanger Mn,tsifohlelifob bar be-
iInttef Mnleg al ceel1 Hlontelfole for
Mmtet og bar inofjpbt GienOom pao
AZ Moul peD 5onDnes, bDnr mon
mart bil goa igar1g meo M11lag. ST.
Dere bor 5elifobet beil1ttet / Sor=
ening meo 8ergens 5foplellfab at
gau til Oprettclic al egct 6orlpgs=
bn1en for &eltlanoct.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12
Texas Press


'hi' Hll' tfH i' O' ''mr nr "n'''
'"h'N't ih f'. ttari fh'l'eitf 'i
'N Nis'"Nrf' W iT Wnli"r q f4u
'"tit 'n' fNN'fnmrW chemist who hts
r'iie't'N rr'f'HH ihAt "Nl rfHnh ~
Nmtpc' 'AHNiinn NnJ Nhoih'r that Will
'NAN'e NM'ti 80 in'nNtN''"iN 'h'H
own Hf'slwis "effr rheaplN thm the,
INV" N'rn imported e. b. claimed
iNNi Ni'iman. process which hy has
W. "N'i' N.'''N ~ nov
,'h tN''n'' rNN "''NihF NAH'
i"ilunH Gas hs exploitation, VIII enable
WI "'t'''a.lii't '' 'N'tN,' RON 'fnhr
Nv 'eH'N tf'N't P'f''h'NN' ~ iaFo-
~ lN' V'lh'NAl FtA',m'nt WAS ihsi
'' i' ~" e'"''' tHs"ltlio 'fn h' ~
'fl.''d IMAM hN lhr Viu procese
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

Corpus Christi lost Dn 90 foft
Wot<h, sitter having mnie de'
termiuei fight for The 1917 con.
yentiou 81 tho Wsosim'n ~ the
World Local drlcests. fought
Professionally for recognition. and
they would has. turned the tide.
perhaps boz Tor 'he Old argument
ol mileage always advanced We
CONGRATULATE Waco and rigbf daR
plan campaign for 1919 us q
long way - ripperofs, bier onr
heart T, right there anil wo err not
used 60 hitting ~ iuai bccaus we
ape fDuu,lis Nallnpcd bv srrh r.
good friend ss Waeo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

Tho movement fif thr NATURALIZATION
~ The post road between San Antonio
And Austin hy ,he planting of Shade
sryes ami ethefNise epl,ears Ga have
nronsra a ilNei, intsreat an slene tho
iin" ana Vs. hs rromislns " cxcelicn,
results
The movement contemplate not only
me planning - trscs aud shrtih,sr,
IN each side ~ the highway ana the
preservation ~ such trees as ar, nnS,
STANDING. where they d. nof iatvrf,rc
with tke cons,raeii0n wNrk. bur the
evsstlen q shelter satlons equipped
WIN drinking fountains and other con.
N'nienccs az several points on shs rad
fkis can easily be- aens BY sinkiue
"sllN ihAi VIII supply water 81 Tie hes,
aaAh'y for the thirsty nan az beast.
Win perhaps. . telephone bc,sth here
end shfrv that might he handy III a.
esnersencs II connection cossia he nas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

NtlNn rl3hs ave au excellent in.
fitNiNp. or o. most people coo rlras
afv ui Wik needs e. De- shared ln
N9ttr in ne onlosrl theraughh. The
Ni and mNrtvratc walker. however,
Frnci0liH pFsfcc s. 81 alspc Tho two
swat gssaNa on Watkins by Hrnr 10
teofotu Rnd Nauam iiAtllu both rs
w Ter enc most fsrt o. thc pleasure
- watkins Hlunr rhs man who has
ihe tfuc passion for thc welds th.
iridF eui the eANsitcs iues naf iit,
=" move h's ltfrptlor diverted "a thr
wasi THRILLING iaflpt by thc ndcss.it,
~ cArrAine an conversation Win
senisHue at DTS side ~ short s..,
Nsnt ta o. in the Vrsas ana n.i,s
aA" nni in knsand, liais. Gnaos or
irrsia, 90 broadway 81 r nv iads.s
'N'Adir Nr wherever els, rho Naeeart
''nr' of wandcrns conversation
may Whc 500
y D. uoi shot ouc doses ift fse
frmIwniun Nlmost ann hoss na.s
sNmpanep, Ia uinr tasca ait of son
ihc true Walkers objection e. 4 earo
iaN'nn rests upen no sariy m.ear
thfnp} WhstsNsF buf roieN upan
A'si'N Go cniCy Intimately Inc SCENE
sn@ t'ands that arc dsugAtnl 20 hin,
without ts,ncilon- 90 walk wh.n
Walking rieascS ana e. ieltcr or h.lt
Nhfh thc nl"od nioNcs. without inc ~.
''asitN % Uut1rmmg to ins ,nnoss 4,
svN,eooe who perhaps. IS nos In avn.
p~snF VIVA says cNn gsrr'c@s 81 Nen
Nofs Man
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

A GcucYa Dispatch mlo'lna ihc
world ihnt ihr Hungarian army ~
half destroyed, aud ihui Hun.
.gayt flnuneial predieament -
critical Tho same statement in
large measure. might be- madc iu
regard fn auy contrasting notion
80 FAR The var b. lrfu wagoi
with enormous los, 0i iiie md .eep-
homie irains hcsiAe elieh all Tor
mor expenditure seem lrifitne To
add 10 tho deheacf 0f the siinn
ton Italy and titc,ee ~, n a
state Of turmoil bordering on .n
irrsention forced by popular de
mand nnd ii ihc Eteunh aud Eng
lish fita, aided hs Ku4iau vessels
from the Black SEQ capture Con
etnniinoplc. fhe iel STONE O. fur
Roy There Is boln ! SO hr g. ulsgnii
icont ff1mhD mr itres with
Grocer almost ecflau iH uuirr,l
iokc usiiiied grhlis ani lfalvI
tense enough io sprMg af 'u.irlo 81
throat with frl7 SLIGHT nfafoea
iiou We expect events So rm
with aifiurss inr thr neA .tNt'
ilys and shouid nor hc upriNnil
~ hear active UfgDimsm Tor
peace in june, WHOM iho il.lls Viii
b, open and dcsreraiD moftncuisl
ll traIpa Wili hrlUs condition TOD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

lHn'fl lN iHH --iF ~ isHf4g sNpft .. IIt nff
"a 100, Hs ghisi t'sH hs rarf ul tss
siase hii H1i b"t eYnt t1if "a hats 'frst 0aIi.
ttg faisfuan hir down refh handed fs lrs g
tap stsh sYil ts nnref IN town. pla p4lfI hn
ssft pui'sd hp Hfst b. HtqN rim rit rsss
gri.lifA lin frni t5 use isff ara ffassfa fIr1
40 cites Ttsn fitt fffnis ctaIr "a i.1stf
ftfta hthfh % wished ~ sls e.f. tfhif aanf iff
siifafafn fhAnsl hln yeg ne gii.1gt fts
fsafbsl use A1fnH anl tsa 49, donr slsfa ssiss
mfn faised fheiF 600 s's ciwHff fif rf alt
four Eta dnna iff eaa tl ~ ere Ai ssi fseY 1865.
sd 9 30 ana starts fi nisnt thfI spHr ht s.
tlrle6 HTaJ - fhaR-fsar 0ffis -rfl usaeI ff.f
sac t-ap. AZ tffffn. fatt tf ler trs Ifr faeb..
ruffd bitF ~ ifsrf ..asft f.n sal fn.t.s 20
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

The German cruiser that sought
refuge az Newport Ncws, with the
record Of an American ship sunk
behind her, viii hardly strengthen
Germen claims IA the United
States, since the ship sunk was
clearly Neutral and carried enr
- 81 grain bui the German "a.
ton cannot b. held collectively r..
spousihlc Tor the afi Of single
commander. long ont of touch
with sources ~ Information and
authoritative orders
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

an these Texas towns that ara
milling off spring style shows rs
me snow and slect and lee. he.
meath The lash Of kecn winds. want
70 provide for an ideal setting IL
ne FIXTURE, Nc respectfully suggest
that they consider tho idea of .
,prinS.Sfyle.show convention. -
70 held IN Corpus Christi annually.
inst after The hnisachee powder
their faces with gold
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12
---c'.,.s- lAa1.11l..-~

wifh o. line nfarbp. snH h ~ ~ tu lhf
~ nnrft resident in ftr r.sinifY ir
time. Hacn pn.sts mlAAt he uFailfd ~
ty snffrpgislnf ppusiasg ~ crsatafe
3 rnnfQffa in aat ~ auagsst Hn oasis
Ia fhf afscu ifut fhf prtrnut rufpoaf
80 fesfeiy 60 heaufiff The highway aua
to provide niH Shade ihtf gIii mHfa ~
more pheasant 90 travel nnd iilHt aiii
nrip o. fonHsrys ihs moisture tnl fhua
lh menfufr keep Down fie duHf ~
~ pr fatnrd fhnf tnnftf m frlfat
adaptable 40 tns diiieisuf .gfHetisH 81
HnI ninnH inr feFsuit lti miles ~ HHfd
wlh b" nfftfrafs au9 tHr sniseiI0n -
81 We lfr ~ farfHtrf ffnfra fHr
Aftpnlo Espnerr
Oar Chance Tor iuisr.snuoa.
$50 eouiH Ittfff,ns ln Netlf0 now
an ihf warrant 90 humnniiarian autY
sinre the psfrir 90 fhr .uifffY have
hsrn fraucf8 fn fho pmht ~ actual
starvation 1nl Hrt Mtiha a. euf'frri
ur them Ha molHf Il nfnpDiilnn
thsm fD enlist n ratunnt afms
That fsci dHno D. g hlfh Justification
f1f rgentisn $500 nhirh aime mifht
ttinN go m1ts Intervention go .mrsn
tive duff fuuhemarr. DO ~ n1srute .
ul nfNlr Whlth would mnkr thf tttk I
~ Intervening tiff ~ 80 lr Should
provide fho insHiluN Hfml WIN r0m
Wtiaf nuunnrl enough tn food ihs
tlWIHhff p Wnnll rf.fahif ntr 4fiis
.-onHiaH lu uar In office INr Atrfit4
80 Nlrtn psNn wmA rfnH.hb aHr,
f,nlcr fn fhr .fff rf t alf ~ hfo1d
iN prompts r tu nHfs .ur tHrh one
u rHhDr hun4nlmuau ufhfr than 4
.. 4 .a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

The naiiantlles have on, arrut
advantage over places Chat hayc
been aholt lo tai ult sta
pliiied spelling
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

Addfes. ~ business conmnnic.tiete
ssa maie sG, All checks afaf,s. mon
hs'isr Publishing Comp.nr. Al ;tssns
.ttelss and communications should ~
.adnrsea % Esi,or. Corpus christ
rsDsf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

The small bny j. naiufal hufu
braRfari ani SOME mru f, onif
sinall boys disgueed hy lime
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

ciacuLArioH sooks
ltn 70 ADV EnriBrRs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

The glass snake b. myth bui
not The snake thal comcs out 81
ihe glass.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12
FRIpAY. MARcH. q. lolb

II sou hate troublss d0n ~
em sAId
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

willard starts lor Iavnea.
where be- 3 81 meet lnm Dust. on
April p That heht ought ia ID
staged April : Then thrr, would
bc three nj "a kind
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

Clarence II Mapkay of iAc
Commercial Cahie Company has
bought Tho island whore ,he ~
gc~ned Captain Kidd hmied has
dounloons. iiui ven het Maekay
VII dig For gold with auothsr
rahle' 4 he digs ~ 40 froM Gaili.
ner's lslaud.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

England hH- not raphul rs he
latest notc Forwarded by hr
United Stntcs Rotating o. ihc au
nounced food blockade and while
John Butts John Lind business
may not De- altogether polite wc
ihluh 4 saves psp'r and hurt fttl
ngs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

Twenty hlah e'hool bows al san
Nn'onio. who skipped their les.
sons tor The JOYS Of snow. are hko.
Z 20 he skipped from tho Rolls, bat
me school board that sklps lhcm
WI be composed 81 mcn who
don't rcolleet ih,i skins ~
Youth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

'apan has Saus China M nla
n'si''n. Japan has donhiles. done
'p's e proNe 70 the world that she
q only aciuated by motives al
friendship and personal esteem
she only asks tha, she be- given a
loek g the open door. ia ordor
mai y may h. secured aeain>; the
Wh''e peril, e such procedure h,.
neeasAnrN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

Nllla SAYS THAT all factions wil
An''y against lhc invaders. should
ne Tilted States intervene m
NcNleo. AS usual. villa Is moi a
ae accepted ns ihc mou,hpieea al
hls cpmpatriois Many of ihc fac.
tons he may remember are safs,
housed IN The United States. await.
'ns = return of something likr or.
Ter IN their native camir,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

$3.50 $500 sHHy
Evening star., 1915-02-02

1t pays to read the want columns OF
The Star Hundreds of situations are
filed through them.
Evening star., 1915-02-02
GARRISON DEFENDS BILLS
TO STRENGTHEN ARMY |
Unless Congress Provides Trained
Men Defense Guns Are Use
less. Secretary Says.

Secretary Garrison has addressed
letter to Senator Chamberlain, chair
man of the Senate military committee,
sharply objecting to Characterization
Of pending administration bills to
strengthen the army as "piecemeal
legislation" and declaring that unless
Congress will provide the trained per-
sonnel to man them, the country's de-
tense guns might as well be dis
mantled
Senator Chamberlain recently wrote
to the Secretary advising that Con-
Sress would be unable to enact the
"piecemeaT' legislation proposed by the
War Department. and asking that the
department submit a general measure
for reorganization of the army. based
on plan drafted by the general staff.
In his reply Secretary Garrison sug-
Sested that persons outside the depart
ment were getting the committees ear,
and intimated that an officer of the
general staff had been transferred
from Washington some time ago on
account of his activities in this con-
nection. This officer, whose name
neither the Secretary nor Senator
Chamberlain would divulge, Mr.. Gar
rison said. was continuing his activi-
ties and had caused his views to be
published in several newspapers.
Evening star., 1915-02-02
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
John A. and Marie c. Williams. boy.
Martin r. and Grace A. Thorn. boy.
James b. and Loretta NJ. Robinson,
boy.
Louis W. and BERTHE NJ. Ruble, boy.
James S. and Marie A. Roxburgh, girl
John ]. and Agnes Rea, girl.
Phillip C. and Mary A. Regan, boy.
John +. and Virginia l.. Lctcll, boy.
Walter and Corine Knowlton, girl.
William and Annie Hilgenberg, girl
James H. and Rose A. Hackett. girl.
Miles J. and Anna NJ. Gowen, boy.
Clarence J. and Minnie d. Foster,
girl.
Herman and Jennie Felter. girl.
Walter b. and Sarah J. Dosh, boy.
Marvin =. and Catherine CounseIman,
girl.
Charles and Mary NJ. Washing ton,
boy.
Arthur J. and Blanche Scott, boy
William G. and Bessie A. Rich, girl.
Walter and Emma Green, boy.
Robert and Essie /. Corbin, girl.
George and Nellie NJ Bernard, boy
Walter A. and Cora A. Blount, girl.
Evening star., 1915-02-02
PROTESTS NOT REGISTERED.
Mee.ing to Consider Eastern High
School Site Fails to Materialize.

The meeting called by the Southeast
Washington Citizens Association for
last night at which members of the
various citizens associations of the
eastern section of the city were to dis
cuss plans for protest against the East
Capitol street site for the Eastern
High School did not materialize.
The meeting was. to have been held
at Donohoe's Hall, 314 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, but only A. G. Herr
mann, president, and T.. K Brooks, sec
retary of the Southeast Washington
Association appeared
Invitations had been sent to the
members of the Randle Highlands,
Lincoln Park, Northeast Washington.
East Washington. Congress Heights
and Anacostia Citizens Associations to
attend the meeting