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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
Y. VI. 4. 4. Wen Eager ~ -" Thu v,
In rOmbs.

Ninety-niue young men from the West
Side !. NJ g. \. visited N" TomhS YES
tsIday afternoon armed with pts,r,
from Commissioner of Correction Ealh
M-.ns Il DAVIS while being shown
srouru ~" PRISON IN gr"lps ~ fifteen
the ninety and uinr wanted to see Harry
Thaw. 'h- ch"f prisoner.
AsLJsn ~lIanley. however doyliued to
rolihit ThaW as a curiosity ar even To
stt tho visitors view him at q distance,
So they had 10 coutnrt Themselves With
watching She other PRISONERS
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Object To British Use Of IcmuOs.

REmI' VA wireless 80 %Sayvillc, March
~ Dissatisfaction in Athens over the
British ms, Of the 'ir'rN Island Of Lem.
nos n. I military sta ION In violation Of
international law is reported by the uni
cial press bureau to-day
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BRITISH TRANSPORTS HELD UP
Va british Movement since Wnr
Zone Decree, berlin Hears.

lirHtIN, via wireless 10 Sayville, !. J.,
March II. Because Of the fear of sub
marine attacks, no English ships have
transported trurpS to the Continent
sine" February IS. he date the German
war zone decree Went into effect, accord
iuS to diN,r-s received here to-day.
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Despite the neutrality Of tho Holy
See ! an Informed that Pope Benedict
IN case OF war. viii order public prayers
for the victory Of italy in the churches
OF Rome and throughout Italy.
40 word ~ the progress OF the neEo-
'ittiouS uctWccu Premier Stl1udra and
Prince Won BuclON. German Ambassador
90 rome. has Nri been made subtle bc-
,ord the s~c'ni-oNirial announcement that
lttlR has Instituted no negotiations. hut
simply has listened to the proposals ~
Iruco Won Buc'oN Meanwhile. in the
absence OF official information. reports
are persistent 800 he capital that all that
Austria Is willing 10 conccde tn return
for Italian neutrality b., d portion OF
Trcu'.uo, and that she refuses positively
20 give IN Trieste.
Even should Germany be able TO
cocrcc her ally into giving up ho,h the
Trcntiuo and Trieste "A considerable
portion Of Italian public opinion would
not he satisfied. hcl.cNiuE that tho at
'l.. hy m, allied fleet OF the Ddrda-
n,I."~ presents q new International
problem I'm the solution Of which Italy
should hdv" a hand-uamcly. the par
tGt.ou " Turkey.
Italvs interests and ambitions ~ the
Mediterranean, I is pointed ou'. make il
iH't'" ''"N' ''N' i'A'N Shhll I't SAdlu
aSil" while the Allies make 4 final
settlement OF the Turkish question en-
trl Is according to their own interests
ami desires. and Italians cannot expect
fo Dee consulted while they are pur-
su.uE thor present policy should
Italy enter into an agreement with her
former allies to maintain her present
neutrality IN return FOR Austrian cess. on
Of the Italian speaking provinces her
claims 20 the recognition OF me Entente
Powers In their Mediterranean councils
would =" s'i'' more untcnahle. IN the
view OF those who oprc-e tho present
d|tllaucc
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Np'c"' 'dhi" N'sp0fch I" Trr So
rAHIs. Marsh l3.-pf ,ih' I22 ,Luigc.
Magistrates and oth"" Laws officers
mobililcd suc the outbreaks ot The NI
the figures to the end Of ncccmhcr SLOW
that twenty four We're killcd ul htt,l,
fields, tNcntv-NrNcu were wounded and
eight were made prisoners.
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Avery's body was found beneath one
Of the OF tanks The explosion had
blown If one of his suucs and his BODY
badly burned HI wttru siil'
continued to ran and his wallet. Wal..
was found uu''r the body, Wt- Un-
harmed hy tn" nro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14

THIS despatch. passed by tho German
censor, 'outradl"ts the official announce
mert by IN" German Nimlralty on Fob
rlirN 23 ia. tho british transport ZOE
had hccu sunk by u submarine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
BIov ont of cab.

tn, theory o., sub>,autiatod 10y the
met that Ebglu-r. Edward Bel. ass
B.autert avenue, Morris PARK. aud Fire
man FRANK Thompson. los5 Ward street,
Nrrri, Park. we're blown out of the en-
c,ue cab hy the force uf the explosion
and the cab was practically destroyed by
fire.
Tie escape from death ~ the engl-
uecg and fireman Was one of the mira
cos of the explosion. NJ the time they
were backing two large tank cars. each
containing more than 10000 gallons OF
gasrlene consigned 10 the Crsws-I rvick
company onto IN" private siding of
that firm. Had the Are reached this
oil u,fure the engine was %uncoupled II
Is bcl.cyod manv buildings In The Vi
cinity would have been RACED and many
lives lost.
According 10 tho story told by Pa
troimau william pohrrty OF the Liberty
avennr station, who passed the scene
a mlnut" before tho disaster, the hoy
victims had been PLAYING on the side
walk for moro than an hour.
A few minutes before noon, just as
GeOrg" r.. Avery. manager of the plant,
was about 10 close his office for the day
one ~ tho boys rushed up to him eN-
claiming. Mister. mister. come out
quick Tho ga,olcne Is leaking out on
lllr SNOW .t4h.
Avery grabbed his hat as he van out
the door. followed 10y Mrs Jessie Her
bert Of 2ll> Jamaica emu his imam
cial secretary. When Avery, seeing the
OIL ~cds,aLIug down the steps OF the
~storehuuse. rushed into the building,
Mrs Herbert went hack into the office
To her sister, Miss Naomi llankins. who
was waiting FOR her. The boy, believed
- he the elder Higgins lad, reJoIncd his
plIynltrN iu their game Of marbles.
tn" nest instant he, with the others,
wa. buried under wreckage when the
explosion tore the building apart. Tho
two heavy supply tanks on the second
iioor Rcr' lifted from heir faStenlngs
and crashed down to the street, The
wallis Of the building, constructed OF
heavy concrete and layers Of brick, with
steel supports for the heavy tanks, were
'rlU.ed TO a pile of dust and misshapen
steel.
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stop Caruors From cuba !" Holland

Spoc,ql rubic D'sHdf,h ~ 1u Nrr
HAvANA. March l3 TN, Holland
ApiGrica Lime has ordered it, tg,ui.
h,sre no ip accept rurg"' from cuba
Tor transportation to Holland
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This entire episode consumed not more
than three or four minutes. After the
jury had returned its verdict and been
discharged Justice rag, summoned Ian
!on and t;rjfou1ageu before HIM. Every
one mad been put ont ~ the room cN-
tcpt counsel aud newspaper men.
Morgan j. bBrt.u stepped w To- tho
justices bench with iauyou.
y think. our Honor" said ne. - can
explain this matter. capt. l.auyou did
not direct any remark toward the jury.
though 10 is possible that sheriff ,~irifeu-
hagen misunderstood the circumstance
and believed that he did ! had re.
marked as tn" jurors MED into their
box that they did not look like a lot Of
men who had been up All night. NJ
son. who was sitting Immediately in
front Of Capt Lanyun. did not hear
what | had said and made the inquiry
or the captain lie repeated II and IL
he spoke his hand WAS over his mouth %
Well remarked Justlc" Page. IL
those are the circumstances | viii let
the matter drop IL lAnyon makes sn
apology to the Sherin
l.anyou made the APOLOGY forthwith
and held out his hand, which IN, sheriff
accepted. All parties concerned smiled
and the fight was over.
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been steadily pushing closer toward caci
other. Justice PAGE laughed and hay
ing given Lanyon - push with his haud
ana told MIN to go away. turned around
and started for his chambers.
At that instant somtbody struck a
blow. No matter who started 1t Grif-
enhagcn swuns at lauyuu and landed
squaroly on the chin L,uNou was back
at him IN - tWiukliug Wit q blow
landed similarly. Tho sheriff staggered
backward. pulling off his coat as he
did so and crying out. Don't stop me =.
There WIS O. general rush. The Sp,,
fators. who had tillcd every available
seat. dashed furward There were cfi"-
of "brdcr order \ dozen onluukcis
were rpughlN throw into scatsandt rust
backward by the attendants. Justice
Page. who had proc, cdcd but a few
steps toward his chambcrS. turned and
stepped quickly To the bench. where n"
picked ny q gavcl and hammcl ed for
attention
.Icis will be order in this court
ROOM he said. still standing and sur
Neying = general melee OF excited per-
sons. "otliccr. tax" that man into Gus.
tody." pointing At Lanyon.
sheriff Hritenhagcn slipped his coat
or. while Deputy sheriff Miller grabbed
l'anyon 10y his collar and forced him
'N"'h wv il''l.
Let mo 60 cried ItuNou. st,ur.
cling without avail Let me 20 Don't
push me. can't YOU see I'm going
OUT
Bet cher life YOU are" returned Mil
Ter.
'lAnNou struck the first blow" said
Thaw. vino WAS standing on a chair
IN" better 10 soc the fun. and uc sail
! t So loud that the entire court 70 m
heard him
court attendants We're busy uicliug
t'' excitement. Iltlf q dozen mon had
been thrown ont of the court room.
Justice Hagc descended from the bench
and walked out The crowd became
somewhat quoted and then i' vas seen
that Thdw's AGED mother va" crying
Josiah ThtN. 4 son. was staudiug la
mont or her as a shield against the
crowd. Mrs George carnegie. a dIngh-
tor, was pattins Mrs. Thaw on the
shoulder and Whispering to her.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30
PROPOSAL ron DRAINAGE nircs
Ea DisfHiCT no. :. kUUCGB
CpGNTN

Sealed nrepasnf - ihs ssrataiion
m iltDhee ana thr huiiaiua ~ hIiiaca
hnd ruirerfs in nralnaFf District So
2 ~ husefs rnHnif rrshs wiii he o.
erifed at ihe nffifr ~ ms psainHRs
FnmlulArinnefs as NlhHiHNN Nuafts
County TetBH untl 81 o'tl0oh noon
on ihs on 5a3 ~ December a b..
1913
The woff VIII csrslsi mainl ~ fhs
construction ~ about fftt five miles
= main i'ichrH requiring approximate.
% 1850 900 rBhie Yards ~ earth rs.
osfaiiun and a. miles ~ lateral disohes
fsguifipf approximately itae0e yards
~ excavation ard the Hsrfssari hfia
Hrs and rid4fCfs f0f tfonsinr the diirhs
ea fffnthttd
Plane and spen fif4npss fiif ihs nafA
contemplated maY ~ aeeu ~ hr office
~ che iffalnn4s Commissioners M
NnnsiHpn hurfes County fokAe
ffiina proposals. ah0aid be endorsed
"i'fepe safe fnf tsra FhtiNF Drains And
N4iilna ilfiarrs be- flfaiHafr fiisffirf
hu ~ NNffas Ccuntf. apd addressed
io g. Mehser Chairman ~ firals
sae Commissioners Hobsiown fssss
iath FrrNatll maaf o. sNfnuiuanlsa
hf Tcftfff shsek ~ the sam n
rre pef eeQf q per reAfl ~ The ameaof
~ mode paFahis to ihe rhaifnsn N
fff iraiaags Dihtrirt
fHa flHHf ~ Faaaff ~ a. frlaff HFf
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

Avoid headache. impurities
Of a. Blood. constipation ~
taking , cup Of GRAD
MAS EA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant to
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30
Now Is The Time To Buy
Real Estate and A Home

nn pafmrai 80 i.t0o down and
tgf 0u rrr month. Ynu ,tn tut n4r.
ro0in hoeae and fHnnnro on Nofih
water street pfas 1880 oo
we mfe HUmt Fn0d usc.atrt fsfms
fNr NHiH rheHp ruApt WaH unt
fenri iH4i $50 intffourd rnrar hlff
Gag improvements airu rIn Watrr
foH REST
$3.50 iff.rlnm hanmlaw .fiIrH at.
AN nlNfrH hnftn NraNh go nH
FOUGE RON a CHAPMAN
Phone zee ESQ Chaparral 81
fNlt aAi.f NHaofu residence fllar
tua Hlog BE- fflm hlFh srtsal 10
hancs efa ufe umn A. rof faed home
fur fioeeo4 ifs ihAn actual value
reran nf3 Nueia go uegi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30
oALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Miscellaneous

So. ss'rsr Cate a. seo chsr,,,.,
1857 1857 eseesits Artssian pa. -
,sf'y people. We ,,s,,. a.. seN,
a. -.'en 70 alve - a trial NJ.
- ursss' chicken, ana ,ss.ssas
W.T. asS' svefSsh,ns Nee arc ciss-
--------- t-f5
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

FnN SALE nn Nufh prahh New
modern heme flte raoma hath. pertnes
cieciric lights rlunimnr. coneret.
~alhs closcit in 40 the rnumn Built
h ooch cases wan eeil on EASY terms
ana iAAt in other property ~ FIRST
pa'ment ur " fito9na lf Anu hayonl
the money Balance HE trni write
hos $50 rliy. and describe what 500
want a. pHt IN ae paa meni on fhla
property ffifo fsiiaeo as8
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

n4ni tsi sauf -aartX ue ldie ANA
lonse s,dur interest W. can plses ID
itr ,cu at nel tsnt without cr-t a.
Nou un rrn ies fine class srtnfia
ans guarantees etueytions
w are ,hauerrt tleaeoo 0e Capital
fai, paid
CORPUS Investment Company.
y g. Na president
Vfnor over Tffaawtils ngua sthft
AaV.NsT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

FOR SALE CHEAP samared lu Cal
weston storm 40 kinds 90 iAunlruiu
anaal aR new can HaNo SOW 2ar an arH
Come b. anil see &c. sra rerMn 500
Chaparrnl $3.50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30
FovouaoN a cHApWAh
one f2s go Chaparrsi s.


Corpus Chris' Typs~r.tsr Esehaoas
The Nes noysi The New Corona
iypewfiiers The Dalton adding sia
h,ne. Rebpiit ana second hand typo.
writer's Phone ia3 44e Starr street
ADV kl6
eH--slaH-sa---a@s=Hs raalsaHs
The Caller haNnr the circulation IL
sntitlrY 90 your ADVERTISING
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

TTsn SALE CHEAp knAeH ava forks
baicher knlses damasea ~ Galveston
storm ft sets WIN Pes bin fff
rhapafrni fltai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

NtN WAAti. fNf NfhAN
yelnN 20 Nucscs
70 ne Nrriltnrs af WlN "a Porter.
You ora hsrrhf notified hst win W
lNucr Of Travis nUNnN Tsfaa whose
principal place m huslNsss Hat nrtp iu
corpus CHRISTI Nuctss e,uuig. Ttsst.
un the ipih day 81 November a 81
1913. Recutrd q Diced nf Assignment
Wudci Hnd pufanaut "a enc STATUTES ~
ih, state ~ Ipsas rciaNnF a. ihg 81
sigumtrfa or ihe nsutfi "a arsfptius
eroduorn fnf ihe hrnefH " such ~ hls
rrrdiiufs as MIA consent a. fracpl lhtif
pa'uarienatv siian 20 hia estate buA
discharge him from ihrlf respective
clainth. ami that She unAeiHlrnrd Ess
aoCrpird said TRUST ani baa duiN auai.
Tea an Required nt law
an cfsHltors olNetntinf tn thls Ass
titrment niHat uiiain iuHr npniha az
trf publication a. THE notice make
known tn the nudfftanei tiieir sun
aent in viltns Hua Within ait muuihH
fniu thc aHts uf thla nHiI, fiis ihs.t
claius Win iht undcu'uod aa pn
scfihr1 ht mr
Nt purf onrn Address Is Corpus
'ns.il NHe,sa County resas uterr B
retids
Nthrat mt hsua this i8ih HsY 81
November A b 1915
a hARNUs
Assignee ~ WIN ~ Fhnar
fNdNtftlafmenii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

flh SALE tiur tfAuuhhfod lnitnt
china ssv aud sighi pies Phone COZ
huhsiown. ~ write b Elauaee
AIS sis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

FOR sALE-Fencs Posts 1000 good
sound Mesquite Pence Posts in carload
lots from 90 . feel De lenFth and
sizes 10 soh WIZ deliver % q. cars
AZ Edroy ~ o. ceniN apiece Harueod
BROTHERS Slnfon Texas gf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

Ser Antonio sod Als"sa' ''sss--
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

ron SALE ot g block 81 necan
View A7ti,ion East front ob sauih
ard street tof particulars address s.
. Goldman. Waen ToNns sts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

oETscrivE--J. c. Rev ,,,,,.,- -
ssssiesser. p. o. $50. " ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

las, o...l heiei has out oot 49,.
~" winter rate. Don't wait 60 r'',. '
sse rooms Ia town phon. =,
--o ~ Chaparral ssres, ~ W H.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30
For Sale

fit SALE Smith a iarnrs Cnnrss {
iitn9 pfrirti condition. special puce
in prompt purchaser fheno 1893 tafl
ea-s-.a-as
f0H sAl.E slightly damaged oar
vHn -uitahle tor atnUk fert gue.n
helm Cohn Elsa
FoR SALE CifEAp nee,u BARGAIN
in llnnienm ln the tiit VIM y hin
90 'hapHrfai N3N
ron SALE Wanted 20 scn 80 os t0
cars og fine pllinF and pine telegraph
poles any length submit sregifca
lions snd make offer job foreman
Arkansas Address uaN ~. Foreman.
Arkansas aTg
FOR SALE CuEAp damaged glnO.
leum euai as new 40 wholesale nfir,f.
VIM rechin ga fhaparrai ligN
FOR SALE Mills ehe,s sam ma
chi7c in good runnlhs order Cheat
Z. .,.l.. re. gu
ron SALE CHEAP &C., llnoisam
i.-fi vide % tN cents yd far IInu.
leum. o-fl side "a IS GENTS yard Nm
Pochin. ayf Chniarrai l-u
FOR SALE Or Trade une anR aaH
IN Mesquite Street inrurF az a.
Freeman. Corpus Christi Texas fh.
FOR SALE CIiEAp namarcf D., wa
Ter cook stove hrat0 fas range thest
goods aFe uew ggudt Wm pcrhi"
32i Chafarfni itGHl
nor SALE Automobile tarFau ror
sair los cash. one fprd roadster ruf
1uAn. sssenan Ignition N Radiator
leaving citi. Apply Doe Lictfr repair
shop iaRluh and Hhaparfal Streets
1866
ron SALE CHEAP fall A,nilnu,r
RUGS nee goods Nrieea $3.50 ana up.
WIN Iechin ga Cnaparfal g. 1Rsf
FOR sALE-Fenoe Posts 1000 good
sound Mesquite Pence Posts in carload
lots from 80 feel De ienrth and
sizes 10 suit WIS., deliver z % D. cars
AZ Edroy NJ % ceniN apiece HARDWOOD
BROTHERS Sinfon. Texas gF
.--aasa.s-a=.a- saa.--sasaaaa.aas aa.a-a-as..s
FOR EALE CHEAP ,amarea BOD gal
weston storm 40 kinds 90 iAu04rufn
a0e1 as now. can HaNe Fou 2as nn ard
Come ln AMI sse ~ Nm ferNn 14f
C'haparfnl fifaI
Ffsll SALE CHEAP Knives ava FORKS
batrher knltes damaged IN Galveston
storm % sets WIN icrhiu aff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

I ~ ist -. TT 'rnein mosietn bunGaiov
~. waller ana paio Attic Apply
1912 Water 81 Mrs. Qottileh Ser
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.


Mr.. F. ". H. aged As. has always
been what ne calls "dyspeptic," but
for three or four months his appetite
has gone. he has lost 20 pounds in
weight, he vomits occasionally, has
more OF less constant pain in the
stomach, feels weak and trembly. He
seems TO think We should be able to
say what it the matter without exam
ming him,
Answer We can only make some
guesses. Here is what the history
suggests: {1) Cancer of stomach;
t2) Nephritis; 49, Diabetes; "a tn
berculosis; 81 Lead poisoning from
oocupation); 90 Two or three other
possibilities we needn't mention. AIr
T. W. FL. let us prescribe for You q
few visits TO q good doctor.
The Mineral OH Competition.
Which Of the several brands of puri-
fed petroleum oil do you recommend
for prolonged use as d laxative?
Answer Little choice, SO long as
the product complies with pharma-
c0poeia standards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
PROSPERITY

little later. And their misjudgment
went on to their customers. When
the latter came around to buy, and
couldn't get what they wanted, and
heard sellers talking about slow"
business, they tended to go without.
That is, some did. others went else
where. And the spectacle Of their GO
ing elsewhere TO buy is leading wise
merchants to reconsider the situation
and see things as they really are.
The truth is that the farmers had
big crops last year and got top prices
for them, They are going to have
more big crops this year and get good
prices for them. As a result of this
prosperity of the productive founda-
lions idle men have disappeared from
the small manufacturing towns. They
are at work, sometimes on war or
ders,' but more often making goods
for domestic consumption that used to
be made abroad
Moreover they have got over any
fear that the United States may he
drawn into" the European war. They
see that even should national self-re-
spect and the plain duty of our govern
ment 10 protect it's citizens against
laWless violence lead to an unlikely
break with some foreign power that.
would not mean war in the old way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
THE BOY IN VACATION.

Every boy ought to have a fob
during vacation" That IS right. RS
ought to have something TO do. no
matter what IT is. Ut need not be
hard work, although hard work has
never killed oue-tenth as many bows
as no work ar all The parent who
permits his bog 70 spend two months
in loading is laying the foundations
fer first class good fer nothing reI-
low. He may even become an ans
reuT Taaw- tdleEess is the DEVILS on
rortunjty among boys Within reason
able limits there should be laws made
providing THAT boys ought To 90 some
thing rather than laws thar prevent
them from worklaE There are places
ana conditions IT work +hat hgrt bows
and girls much mere-a1d from
these they ought 10 be protected bat
q law thar encourages The idea chat It
IS good for bows not 90 work is VIC
ious law ana viii ruin rather than
save
The bay who is soins to amount 70
something IS nos goinE ID wait for MS
parents e paiut our the av 90 work.
lie Is going 10 ma the work himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
GOOD IDEA, But WHY CO TO FORT SMELLING?

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ST. Paul and Minneapolis and the
state of Minnesota have for long
nine n.sr much r,-os~,z5 ,rs- What
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3a developed ST the spillway OF the
new high dam which is being erected
between the two cities as a further
auce OF navigation at the headwaters
of the mississippi Various projects.
more o. less feasible, have been pro
posed. Gut neither the Twins nor their
territorial mother have been able TO
agree. except that, since it is the gov
eminent which is building the dam,
tine power belongs to the government,
10 do with it as it may deem best
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

the Rock Island district, has been en-
deavoring to persuade congress that
the government should take over the
work Of manufacturing its own ord
nance and aFm0r plate He mas in
sistently urged the saving that could
be effected and the independence that
would be assured. Since the war in
Europe has demonstrated 10 many
congressman the tremendous expense
Of buying power and munitions from
private concerns 1t is possible that
the next congress may look more Ia
voTably upon Mr. Tavenner's couteu-
tons.
The site proposed for the arsenal at
Minneapolis on the Fort Smelling res
erFation is an excellent one. perhaps
one Of the finest that could be selected
The ground is high above the river,
as level as a floor, and beneath IS q
soft sandstone in which it would be
q simple matter to excavate caves for
the storage Of ammunition, where the
temperature would be the same tine
year around. The sand dug from the
caves could be used in the concrete,
Of which the buildings would IN
doubtedIy BE- constructed, and thus
two ends would be served. But most
important Of all considerations would
be its inland location, far from ex-
posure to danger from either sea
board
If the arsenal at Fort Smelling were
built on a scale comparable with the
larger private ammunition plants of
the country it would employ probably
$4,000 men and women, and, by st0r-
ing ammunition, would be able to pro
vide the country with a reserve sup
ply that would insure against q short /
age in time Of sudden need and until
the private ammunition factories of F
the nation could be organized.