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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13

Score by innings r.
81 a.. louis .............."? I o 40
'Scsior ..............;::o o o -
Summary: Runs-Wilson. P.rdue Moran
EItzpairick Connolly, Schmidt Gowdv
ianes Two base hits-Miller. Smith. stolen
S.daHce Sacrihce fies-Magree 20.
on hnses-St Louis :; Boston. g. First
".Sc on trrors-Boston. !. Bases on balls
on lanes. !. Hfts-"n Perdue in in
ninSs; off Meadows. in innings. Struck
1ul-hF Pcrdue. 5: by Meadows !: by
lanes 3 Hit by pitcher-by James CBut-
i 70" rassed ball-snyder. U,np!res. Quig-
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Acknowledgements. "a: West vir-
Sinia Wesleyan. 4.
AT South Bethlehem--Lehigh, 3; Dick :
inson, 2
Al Providence. r. Brown Univer-
sity IA: University Of Vermont. {.
Al Cambridge. Mass.-Iiarvard. 6:
Pennsylvania g.
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Washington.
Chicago.

Score by Innings: r.
Chicago ................i . 0 81
Summary: Runs-Connolly, Flech. Roth E
Collins. Weaver. Two-base hit-Milan.
Earned runs-off Gallia. /: OFF Engel. /: on
Faber. l. Double piays-Galne to Williams
TO Foster: Bentley to Mcbride to Williams
Lett on Observation-Disclosures. 4: Chicago c.
First base on errcrs-washington. /: Chi
caGo. ;. Bases balls-on Gallia. 1; of
EnEel. !: off Fater. l; off Bentley. /. Hits
on Gallta. In innings; off Ensei IN .
innings: on Bentley. none in innin;
struck oUt-br Faber, - by Gallia, 3: by
EnEsl. /. Wild pitches--Caliia. Ensei
Passed ball-Daly. Cmpircs. Chill and Con.
nNliN. Time. In
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Boston
Detroit,
Totals IA s27i: Totals al
b tied Tor Baker In eighth.
fRhitcd for Coveleskie In ninth.

score by Innings: II
Boston .................e o o 80 / %
Detroit northumberland 0 q o.
summary: Runs-Gainer McNally. Cady
-, Neach. Two base hits-Lewis shore
hom" run-Gainer. Earned runs-or shore
j: OF Corc!rskic =. Sacrifice hit-Vitt. Dou-
re plays-YoUng and Jacobson: Coyeleskie
W.T. ano Bush: Shore, Cady and Gainer.
l-eft on bascs-boston. ): Detroit. %. Frsl
base on GENERALIZATION +: Detroit. !. Bases
an baiis-ot Shore >. on Clovelesk!e 2
Hit py itchcr-bv shore tJacobsonD. Struck
"ut-oy SHORE. :; hy covelegkie, > TIM
pires. Nailin and Dinecn Time. 1916.
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z. President Rcchlcr attends a gam.
reach Saturday. and has been on the ion
sfrom the start. He is liked hv every
tplayer in the league.
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ATHLETICS SHUT OUT

ST. LOUIS. MO, May 12-CIarence
Walker scored in the second inning Of
to-day's game between ST. Louis and
Philadelphia. when Schang threw wild
to second base. Walsh went TO third
on the same play. and then scored on
Agnews single. Another tally was
made for the locals in the fifth inning.
and ST. Louis won. TO 0. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. q; st. Louis, ,.
New York, g; Cincinnati. ).
Brooklyn, II; Chicago. :.
Philadelphia Pittsburgh (rain.
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NATIONALS LAND THREE
HITS OFF URBAN FABER
Chicago Twirler Has Washington al
! His Mercy Throughout
Game.
YANKEES TRoUNCE INDIANS
WARRIOR Pitches Well Against Cleve-
land-Gainer Starts Rally With
Home Run, and Boston Defeats De-
trOit-Athletics Lose to Browns.

CHICAGO. May 12.-Urban Faber
held Washington to three hits to-day.
two OF which came in the ninth inning,
and saved the visitors from shut-out.
Chicago winning. 4 to l. The locals
made their runs by punching hits Can
oil was ordered out OF the game by
10
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American Associntion
FEDERAL LEAGUE
REBELS BEAT BUFFEDS

BUFFALO. MAY l2.-pittsbureb won
aan@ther closely contested game from
SuHaio to-day. 10 .. "A double plav
IN which six PLAYERS On the Bufraio
furnished one Of the many excitinp
FEATURES OF tho contest
score by inn!irgs: n II Z
Pittsburgh 0noooo, -
Buffalo 0ono
/, ia ,feries; kargcr and Berry; Krapp.
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Philadelphia,


Philadelphia ........o o o . 0 O..
-. Louis ..............6 o 0-3
summary: Runs-Austin. c. Walker D.
Walsh Two base h.t-Schang. Stolen hases
Austin. c. Walker. Sacrifice hit-Shot-
ten. Left OF Notwithstanding. 3: st
Louis First base on errors-St Louis. .:
Philadelphia. /. Bases balIS-oh Pen
mock. j; on wyckoh. s; on Weilman : Hns
of rrnnock. } 81 innings on Wyckon.
In innings. Struck out-by Wyckoh. : :
~ Weilman 8. umpires. O'LouEhlin and
IIll.ctrand
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Pennsy Wins at Lacrosse.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-THE Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Lacrosse to.
day defeated Lehigh. four goals to
three.
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Montreal.


SsRehg. Holden. Sacrifice hit-Tutwtler Sac
sSIihco ny-Onsow. Stolen bases-Rehg. on
.-gsSw. Two-h hi,s-lreland. whiteman.
-%tnree.o base hit-Shorten. Bases balls
q of Miller. /: off Schultz, 2. Struck eut-hy
sSsIiiler. 2; by Schultz, 5. Time. l:3a. UNI
y pires. Brown and Mull.n.
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With the Amatuers
ny Ftjt X.

ssEdinsrens classes Yin Ge HeiG io,mor-
Fan, san ai,dav am2ir ana larse " araw SG
oFis expected 10 be rresen, 10 cheer nc
..ss,favoritcs. There wil he entries fro,a
s.ssthe senior Junior, sophomore ana
sLfreshman classes, in which thc conpe-
sktition has always been keen. The
* s.ss.:Ra!s, carried N the honors in the
eGare determined they shall no, win on
arthis occasion.
ssssPikers on Wednesday afternoon bv the
asAcoEe OF rs TO ~ Five home runs we're
80 lly, c. Hoffman and Lane - . >'
e asi,z Mq vera i@am sim LEAFS tie
4+Taylor and NJ Martin he has rs good
SSEa batter as any IN ne league Ger
ssne,ilmIa ia Sc stea iins and Boones
.ES eeping the team at the top.
S.s., President, Rechler attends game
s.sfrom the start He is liked BY every
@tplayer in the league
ss1as also been OF great help 10 III he {,
st5eague.
ss, Bernard Patterson. supervisor At Tho
.EE c. a. grounds has made nit win
HtLeague. Patterson is only "a younrster
11Sbut he is there with the goods.
". Managers are requested - IVY, g.,
eff11eir box scores as soon as possihIa "a
s,stile amateur league secretaries
Edys'
~. A feature that VIII meet with the an
approval OF the players viii he rhe ha,
aE.ting averages published every month bv
sEEfthe secretary OF the league.
5Sip. The Fairnounts have enough y,rrlus
s..players to organize another lam
Ia
ss<ttfftvcnue, viii be glad t. give anv in.
on the above subject
vi Ints. VIII Play D0ubIc-Header
s.S. NEW YORK, May i2-The Toronto.
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STRIKES OUT Fifteen
chatham Trimming school TwIrler Per.
forms Well In Last Gnme of Season,

CHATHAM, VA, May I2-By defeat
ing Randolph Macon Academy, of Bed
iofd city, here, Chatham Train
ing School annexed its tenth victory OF
me season. having tied one and lost
only I'VE games. Mattox was on the
mound for the home team, and per
formed in his usual gilt-edge form.
winch were Of the doubtful variety.
ana Striking out fifteen of the visiting
phtters. Powell hurled for the visitors
locals garnering nine hits off Of his
delivery. Never was the game in dan
ger. the locals playing errorless bail
penind Mattox all the way through.
o.hn,I r. Fl. f.
II. NJ. \. g
:, summary: Three base hits-Poweli'
or Mattox, |. Hit by pitched baii-bv
ioWel. i: by MattoX. !. Struck out
oy MattoX. is; by Powell. o.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES Yesterday.
Providence. 3: Montreal. 1.
tAll others postponed; rnin.)
,TANDISG OF CLUBS.

Rochester at RICHMOND.
Montreal ut Providence
(Only two schcdulc,Il
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.Cyr Morgan Get, R.le,,.

AZ NEW ORLEANS, May l2.-"Cy" Mon
sEan, veteran pitcher. vas given his ur-
~Gpnditionti release by the New Orleans,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati AT New York.
Chicago mt Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadcphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. {; Cleveland, ..
Boston. {: Detroit, I.
Chicago. 4; Wnshingtun, I.
st. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 0.
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|. NE" YORK, May i2.-The Toronto
Sow,rk game scheduled for to- day was
4 -ferred 10 part OF double header on
~ Jay, May 1f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26
TRUE

Samuel Ganpcm Thinks That
the Station should content itself
with u smull armys that Il should
take steps 10 train the masses for
service This is ihp bug boa thr
amber Huge armies ana more
than q tan in dollars; thcy are
IA moral burden they pcrycri and
.dc8ien spirsiuni progress The
United States needs nu army large
enough 90 furnish 1t with au AIDE.
quate supply of experienced Off
GERS; and every ciilfyn should he
trained % the point of military
Fitness The navy Is whit the
United States must contribute its
fullest energies 10 for the Atlantic
and the Pacific constiiute its first
'and paramount line of defense.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

hini ~ en-Hpsrltian "a helpful JOB saif-
ina ihf problems ~ nle ARM ard navy
HhY pnf Introduce 81 into ofhfg depart
meats W flie Government
ALREADY there "a sfrona Increment
~ demand The creation nf iafN oam-
mission ie he composed ~ nef Skilled
ing commerce. nod nnnnfe. b ftf natli
adtisurf hoafd proves ~ b. aseisi
adjunct ~ tNe Government "a ulh
strengthen ihe iemang f9f rof mrs
tiFan tariff commission And y we
srr ~ have thrift commission ~ exc
perts Hny net "a budget committee e
experienced nsHness men ~ ufsr ISL
ihc Financial Operations III Vie aot
eminent and another comm ssi1a f
eminent lawyers f0 ufnfnead cesngft
ami improvements boz olr afrnliH iH-
dIgiui system
We ore Oar from adtasafns ihe un
limited creation ~ boards ono tHp
missions Tor that ~oild isld iHr
abs to bureauaey red tape aul int
efnrieurf Dot if H highly desirable
that she Government ahonil te aNi'
o. command fhe services OF IfH citizens
who hg ednr1flon ana cxpaflenraa ar"
beat fitted fp dril with ihe neaf prob.
i"ms fhnt rDnfianfly confront ilr Co.'s
eminent Waco NfWa.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION.

You may profit hy reading to.
days advertisement of tbs Corpus
Christi National Bank. On Mon
day sced.testng plant viii be-
pa operation az the Union station.
All corn growers are invited Ia
see the testing done, in order that
they may gain firsthand snowl.
edge of this NEST important pro.
eeSs Il has been estimated that
correct testing will increase ,hr
yield from % to 90 per cent, and
we thntk that the figures have not
been exaggerated. II is muddy,
beyond doubt, hut sack Of corn
can be brought Ia ON horseback.
and quantity OF knowledge can
be carried home on the same Ne.
hicle
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IA nsari, universal ,,nonr IN n,tI,n.
rxpoueut IN n,oA,rn csil,rapon hs|
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26
EXTENDING THE ARGUMENT

The Dullns News contends that
Federal interference is commend
able That the end jusiiiles the
means IN thc roursr Of long
editorial, piyoiing 5n the Corpus
Christi cuses. 10 h9ldsi
~ n was nu invasion ol State
rights for the Governucni 10 pros
ceutc ihc men who violated the
ballot box M Corpus CHRISTI then
II Is also an Invasion of State
rights for the Government io bring
troops into Texas to protect 10
from iueursi0ns by urmcl men
from across the Rio Granlc lu
both eases The purpose of ibc GOV.
ernmont Is 90 protect ihp State
from d danger aud of ihc two
dangers lh1i ai Corpus Christi is
greater lhnn ilai al Brownsville
Very perimrailN ihe Waco
TIMES Herald ruls This sort ol
reasoning absurd u poiuf uul
That ihc eommUH dclpus. was tho
prime object of tho Original con.
Federation Of Sinics. and rrmarks
that "the Federal Government d
nowhere charged with the rrspon
sIhiliiy of controlling on directing
the domestic concerns % tn,
people z This is quite eloar. and
The fact Tint Tine Government
sought jurisdiction op a technical
ily is even clearer So far as Va,
News argument about troops +.
concerned, II might as well con
tend that because The GoYernmcnI
ssues iwoeeni stamps and collect
revenues, Il is Justified in iaknl
full central ui AN municipal AT
fairs including religion. politics
morals. education, commerce nn,
social intercourse.
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OTHER VIEWS


Sense Overcoming Superstition
The asuersi public should fsre nf
"a sign of ienFeflure from InuiHHi n.
the aneleus Dr.nnieH whl.n medical
.auornngs hna fostered fHaf
from IS no Cess sieuiffant NH
rHc convention nf fue Auf.IU uhlr
llrsith hFsncmtian nf N.t Hrt0r f
is not urW declaration trr
na ave more Haf~i fhan HI
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me1finn aa commonly
fnIN Ind nummsr boot
hrru generally noticed T.
uli mediruI owls fuid uH fat .r I
generations nru. wh'u th'.
od of curing muHt dhehae
hrtr ru' patient ~ thr hlaf
ueeicd. iht oonftaiuu af W
communicable Diseases ,naII Ie ~
fed ln riothips Dy is hr1H Hsfn
from the pHueni innt qHmHHf.nr
Niui und must ue attreh uf
thinr MOI removable must
go t0 fh' searching f4mDl
alsinf.ciaut
it b. unrtlualf rercsiH n.u h
tnid hF urh progressive HHH nfNiH
health ofucrr nH rNnrHH .f
doncr Cooler 90 Rochester M IHi .I
london Dut fhaf soap
urhf 1nI Hr irr nI aNH
il nfrOfHnu tHlf HtfuHI
1000 infected pnnau Ia nrc. .
contraction ut dfaraar
uH, aH commonly urHfHt
fhsu foolish Tlf euhaiif.
ills be- ur rrnprIh
oIuippne COMMISSIONS dHf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

The extension Of the German
lines may indicate an increase Of
strength, but the concurrent dan.
ger must not be- lost sight o. a
given number Of men csu occupy
Just 10 much territory 10 advan-
tage. Beyond speculative point
The exact number Of troops not
being available this advance con.
sfituies q peril for where the line
thins, the cnemy strikes; and once
IL * pierced ia force, II must re-
ccdc along the entire are.
The German lines now extend
from Ostend 20 Villages IN Alsace,
in the West from points near
Riga 10 trenches Ia Southern Ga
licia, IN the East aud consider
able forces are reported along the
Serbian front. preparing 10 strike
through Serbia and Bulgaria into
Turkey, with the ayowed object Of
relieving the siiuatiou on the Gal
lipoli peninsula
This front embraces hundreds
of miles, each mile Of which must
be- watched with extreme yigi-
lance Some indication Of the dan.
ger which attends such disper
sion OF forces Is contained in re-
cent dispatches from Galicia,
where General lyauoff has turned
General Mackcnscn, although the
exact cxioni Of the Russian often
sive a. not clear From Riga 20
the soulhword the Ausiro German
advance has slaekonrd. aud 40 any
timr. in some unanticipalgd quar-
Ter, the Russians arc likely 20 dup
licate their performance boz Cali
cia, with even better prospect of
compelling "a general retreat
The move against Serbia, not
wilhstnuding the Importance Of
maintaining Consiautlnoplc as %
Turkish port Is chiefly strategic.
Bulgaria has been forced into line.
10 appears. and the Balkan States,
considered us whole, represent
the prcpoudorutlng power n In
rope This IS reriniul, the case ,n
reference go the East, where d
Balkan alignment with the Allies
would assure the speedy downfall
uf Cousimrinoplc and M, immcdi
Fate relief of liusN1 n Gnllnia. ut
lhc same tune constituting tor
.rible lever against Auslrla linn
gary ln may event ltumanin mud
Greece will side with the Allies
mi bnlgaria, being contiguous o.
Turkey, rs the Key io immedni,
success Germany can wen afford
10 take bold chances in order q,
/ firmly cement the alliance that sh,
scems 60 have established. and sh,
| had better strengthen her forces it
lHahcm, whore q great victory lot
llyanoIi may SEA the Balkau iohog
gan sliding contrary 20 the pros
Iuh program
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Texas Press
nae MON Rulss OF war.

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26
NO SUCH THING

Neutrality In the exact sense.
amounts 60 nothing When Wr
furnish the Allies with war mater
mis-, We furnish Them with elc.
mcnts that count more than men.
When We extend them loan. w,
furnish them with sinews on which
90 proceed with their struggle
But the texture OF international
law permits Ms such evidences OF
affections and, as n Nation, ",
oprwe the German point of view
We oppose the idea that amy par
ticulnr rave is specially elected /,
iufliei iis ideals on all ihc rest.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26
INVENTIVE GENIUS AND VA.

The creation ~ naval advisory
hoafd composed ~ twenty five 90 tho
lcadins oneinccrs and scientists ~ the
United states 90 ayslsl tho Govern
meui in increasine the efficiency ~
ihe American navy t. highly sie
nificapt step u Indicates not merely
% purpose a. improve tho navy hut
marks an Important sryeace IN the
diretien ~ cooperation bctwcen the
Government and our Industrial and
scientific leaders n ihe Gavernmsut
finds Y desirable and eNp.,lvnl 10 cail
s-csS men lrss consolidation 10 Improve
The navy. why nat seek ihe advise ~
those and other men TO Improve the
efficiency 81 the armyf And n this
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

Few lutnuu appreciate tu WlaI H
extent mumal esthesflea ga maftH
ut uH hniue $50 .liurrh A4eam,
that musi. -rNprrssrf- rv some u IH,
Mfm tht thc composer WhH .lu.
uf iotr hls discovered tbr prue
mustM statement uf lofra .runm
nu musical materials arc nof dIsU.t
er,8 thtY arr manufactured o.
rs aahH ana reputun. NOT n ntl
tiun. thAt $50 uonr in Icerp ohorHs .I
iiseonanee The mplar aul nanm
thnd uf the old muslt ia Nsn aNtr
hvrluae 10 is vsrN AmiAet Tnc nrn
bald cUlurs of mturw must, Ait ueN
because 3hvy are etrsurc oT str
coutnn httlc fumumr So to apelk
for thc chords aui scales tNlt have
reon Fround iutu Hur DuusciOuruess hl
d,Qeent h,arnHs When We hrtr
Now pirD' ot music BE- INCEST arrDe aliE
thon tn some desrco tlee wv Irri uH
comfortable Sow lhtse formuiac
theurh tHpv fhripc 500 variation hu
nesat,Hn. Sn DO thc NEW music ncettra
them eriWeN W fHtunst must. doDa
there is nn enteutr pussihle nur rtfs
viii mon serve our purpose we must
hecomo familiar wien the new siNir
Tho New RruuhNc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26
CLEAR VISION.

Henry Ford is opposed 10 an era
OF miliiariSm lie sees la il the
danger of insane ambitions, wasted
revenues. lie knows that the
people delight in the idea of big
ness ia fads, ia catch.thoushts and
waves Of intense activity. HE un,
dcrsiands the abnormal appeal
has in mind the day 10 follow
Henry Ford is more practical than
most of his critics. For a fort.
night OF hallueination, he would
not waste a century of constrnc.
tive effort
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26
SHEER ROT.

10 urge the people Of Corpus
Chrisii 10 harmonic AZ this parii
cular iimr. when some ~ them
have struck knives Of hatred into
the shoulders Of their neighbors
Is ont aud ont lunacy Harmony
in Corpus Christi viii not be The
result Of hypocriiieal sermons II
will be- The product Of clean
state Of municipal affairs There
is much sweeping 60 be- dome be-.
fore the floor can be wazed fof
The grand march.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26
THE SAME OLD QUESTION.

Unless the United States hurrirs
war Is likely 10 develop before
Senior Carrnnza permits himself
90 be recognized II is not going
10 take many progrcso attacks "a
madden men past temperate deeds
just how much of this sort Of muir
der from ambush is Washington
going 10 Womach7 just how faf
will il allow Mcxicaus 10 assimi.
late the idea thnf tolerance and
morality are really synonyms for
c0whrdiecl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

The Russian army carries mum.
lions through the Caucasus on
Icamels. The Russians won use
Ianythlng, il seeins, that cant get
a hump ON.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

The Prince of Wales will never
take a herman bride, but this i
no indication that the husband
Of German bride Wiz never take
him.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

Equality A word sanctioned by
some OF us TO cheat the rest OF us
A eatchwOrd 10 propitiate and be.
iuddle liz own hollowness Of mean
ing.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

There = something IN name
W. u. Straight has quit Wall
Street 20 enter the University OF
Columbia.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

Austin American: "Joc Maudoa
shades Dundee in 10 rounds.
Probably tinted one OF has ewes.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

Those shells that Japan sends
Russia are only an apology for her
real she'll game.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-26

Tho editor Of thc Corpus Christi
Democrat boasts OF brains and
fairness. lie had better be care.
ful lie ~ likely 20 be arrested
Tor carrying concealed weapons.