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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
In
STEEL MARKET
ANNUAL REPORT OF UNITED
STATES STEEL CORPORA
TtON SHOWS IT IS NOT
PSYCHOLOGICAL"
Net Income Shows Deficit Of Si7 7.oOo..
600 Against Surplus Of S3o.ooo. 900
IN ie13-No Stock Subscriptions

NEW YORK. March lS-The an
nuai rsport OF the United States Steel
corporation for 1914. issued today. OF.
fers proof OF the depression In the
steel industry during the year Earn
ings Of $Sl.746.5lS show a decrease OF
Ss5. 900 compared with 1913. while
the net income OF slG.52O. 4OS indicated
a decrease OF SIS .SO0.2Sf
Net income for 1914 shows a deticit
Of SlC.97i.9Si against surplus OF
s30.5S2.lsi the previous year The
corporations expenditures of S45.3T2 %
6S4 for maintenance. repairs and eN-
iatordinary requirements were Sl4.-
"1v.396. or 2i3l per cent under tho
previous year.
In 1914 the corporation mined only
1904. ISL tons of iron ore. against
ZS.73S,i5l tons In 1913 and its total
production OF rolled aud other huHish-
ed steel products for sale fell on B.
3G0.32G tons to s.0ll.512 tons
10000 Employed In 1914.
The average number of employees IN
the service during 1914 was l7g. .553.
against 22S.gO6 in 1913 and the payroll
decreased from S2U7 .2OG.l-G to SIGs.-
25S.SO1. Average salaries Of employees
al the mills were higher however. the
Increase being from S2S5 per day to
S2.SS In the Administrative and sell
ing departments salaries increased
from s2.s2 to S2.97 per day.
Chairman Gary stated that. because
of the uncertain conditions in the
trade and for the additional reason
that large number of employees mad
been laid oG, the corporation decided
not 70 Offer employees the usual annual
privilege of subscribing for stock un-
der the plan observed during the pre-
ceding years About 4O.70O employees
are among the corporations share
holders at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
SAW PALMA KILL FRACINA; STATE
RESTSIN BLACK -HANDMURDER CASE

Special Dispatch fa f.a InfaIursnrrr.
FAIKNONT. vs. va. March Is
The second days trial OF Sam Palma
leader Of fhD Kuarm bIackhand 90
ciety, on trial here Tor bis life for h,
murder of Lsusrdr FracIus and JIM
haschello developed more sensations
today when Charley Rando. the board
Ing house keeper OF the Kuarm "mur
der house barred hIs breast boo rour.
and showed hla scars ON bic breast
obtained. no claimed. when hr wa.
Initiated into the "FamaFaIa Vaea
bonda"
Rsndo had told the story Of the riu
ing ~ Lrnurdp FrarIra and Jim Raa
chcllo and had stated that hr saw Sam
Palma kin FraCiua by shooting hin
az close RANGE with his revolver
When attorneys for the defense de-
manded Why HandD. while In Cool
hospital recovering from bic own fn
iuries had told a different story 1l
the murder Rando said The aca-a
fru why. When joined the society
hey wounded mo on the chest and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
CLARKSBURG REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE CITY TICKET

Special Dispatch fu tre Intelligence.
CLARKsEURG W. Va. March Is -
a. a largely attended and enthusiastic
convention tonight ln the courthouse
Republicans of city nominated the
following ticket for tho municipal els-.
tion fo b. Held April o for mayor. Geo.
"a Gordon Tor police chief. Harry T..
Brooks. for city clerk. Albert J. Bish.
Up. fUr street superintendent. 20 W
Lauh'nFfeIu for watprw0rkH and sow.
erase board member VIII H Lewis.
for treasurer and collector. Arthur *
Horn. for assessor. John ~. owens. and
Tor school commissioner. Robert Mur.
rIa
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PROPOSE ARBITRATION
OF EAST OHIO STRIKE

WASHtNGrON. March s.ArbI.
trsf.ou ~ Tho eastern ONO coal strike
wa proposed f0 President Wilson Co.
day .n o. report from UyveI tnvfaa
and Daniel . krrfn flr federal medf.
afors sent to the strike zone by -srrr.
tary Wilson. of tho labor department
Tho President took the report of
th" mcdiafors under consideration ana
is expected to write letters later frta
week asking tho operators and minsrs
10 accept the recommendation
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ASK PERMISSION
Five lodges in Mshonind Valley 70
Ask Permission of Other Lodges
% Work Under New Scale

NulNGsTOWN. o.. March is
Five MahonI1g valley lodges of the
AmalgHmIfrd Association of Iron a.
Steel Workers today decided fo send
drlegafes 'o other lodges OF the union
t1 ask permission t0 WORK under tho
reduced HaEn scale This plan w1a
adopted OF I conference af NUes. Cd
today at which Officers of the IA.
tional executive board were present
The reduced Uarn scale has been
twice rejected by referendum vote.
ihe greatest opposition coming from
lodge at Granite city. UI Mansfield.
o. MIddlofoWn and Martins FERRY.
3D.. and Wheeling W Va
workers here voted in favor of tho
proposed scale
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CARRAEzA TROOPS AGAIN
TAKE TOWN OF oAuDALAJARA

Los ANGELES. March Is.-GuadsIa-
Jara which has changed hands twice
b~to-" within THE last few weeks. was
rccaptured yesterday b. Csrranza troops.
according To message received here to-
day by Aoolfo Garlic. Carranza repre-
sentative. Ten thousand Carrauza SOL
diers. IL was stated. attacked the gHrri-
son OF 1900 villa troops and routed
them aftcr o. brief fiEht Ia which there
we're only a few casualties on either side.
Manuel Dteguez commanded the attack
INK force and General Medina th, gsrrI-
son.
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THURSDAY.

Answers affirmativeIy TO the
question Of Judge Holt contain
ing the following extract from a
letter written to w. J. Burns.
"of course General Elliott was
furious. He thought he had
been played false In some way,
that we had gotten the Inforna-
tion we wanted, and were trying
to 90 back on our agreement, and
went out In huff. We then dis
eussed the whole matter in the
presence OF Biddinaer and Mr..
Hoehbers, and : said TO Mr.. Bid
dinger, he must correct the mat
ter with General Elliott, and au-
thorized him 10 make a definite
proposition OF $500 10 Elliott
for his services, N he secured az.
fidavits from the two commits
sloners and that N we obtained
the affidaVits, and they thereby
lost their positions, I would be
willing to pay them $4,000"
81 think that is substantially
correct, according TO my reeollee-
tlon with the additional statement
on this same paper: 4 did this
because Of this nnisunderstandinq
! think that Is substantially cor
rect. think that was the
language, substantially. according
to my reeollections as contained
In the Letter to Mr.. Burns.'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
BATTLE COMING
ON RIVER USER
BELGIAN ARMY PUSH LINES
FORWARD SUPPORTED By
SHIPS OF ALLIES
Counter Attack BY Germans Expected
-lull IN Fighting on the
DsrdanelIes.

LONDON, March is. 1925 D. NJ
The next important battle on the
western 'front.'. II is believed, will take
place along the river User. held on
one side by the recently reorganized
Belgian army. and on the other BY the
Germans.
AS the floods have subsidized. the
Belgians. supported by the warships
OF the allies have already pushed their
line slightly forward. and this is al.
most certain to lead to counter at
JACKS by the Germans and a general
engagement. as has been Che case
when similar movements were initiat-
ed elsewhere along the front. An ar
tillery duel. in the way OF preparation.
has commenced.
There may be a slight delay while
the Germans are awaiting reinforce
ments from Germany. for they have
been using most OF their reserves to
counter attack the British troops at
81. Eloi and Neuve ChapeIle and the
French north of Arras. but that a big
clash Will soon come nobody doubts.
Contest for Spur.
The contest for the spur OF Notre
Dame de Lorette Is still in progress
and according TO Berlin, further At
tempts OF the French to advance in
Champagne. where they captured an
important ridge north OF La Nesnfl
have been repulsed. The fighting in
the Argonne forest and the Vosges
has slackened somewhat owing doupr
less TO the return OF wintry weather
conditions.
There is little news from the cast
ern front and beyond the fact that
the Russians have again crossed the
East Prussian frontier in the far
northeast. near Tilsit and they are
continuing their offensive against the
Austrtans in Bukowina, there is no
change in the situation.
Lull on DardaneIIes.
There Is a temporary lull in tho
BON bardment OF the DardaueIles and
Smyrna, according TO an Athens ais.
patch, which gives no reason FOR th.a
but II vas thought to be due 10 up.
favorable weather conditions The
Turks are taking advantage OF this
10 repair as far as possible the dam.
age done TO the forts and batteries
ana they express confidence. which Is
shared by the German field marshal
Baron Won Der Goltz. that the straits
are impenetrable.
The belief is held here, however
that as soon as the ships receive fresh
supplies OF ammunition they will re-
sumo the attack with even greater
The conference between the gov.
eminent and labor leaders TO arrange
Tor the acceleration Of the OUTPUT of
war munitions was continued IN LON
don to-day. and adjourned until 10.
morrow 10 complete the agreement
which has been reached. The labor.
!tes are desirous Of making certain
that the arrangements entered ipfo
now VIII not prejudicially affect the
workers after the war is concluded.
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BAT SLIPPED And BOY
IS FATALLY INJURED

.....H. N..HrfrH tH fHs f.f.Iursrr.-
GRAFTON. Vs. Va. March rs-THe
hrs. base ball accident uf thr season
occurred here today. when Wavmar
N'muse D.. years old. bad his skull
probably fatally crushed uhen bat
clipped from the hand. OF com.
rarion during "a ball game. and struck
Hm un tho forehead rTe WAS rr.
moved t1 % hospital end only aUsLt
hopes are entertained ior hiq rccoy.
rrF
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GOT YEAR FOR ASSAULT

Special Dispatch fa pre- lrfsrfsar..-
ILARksBJHC " Va. March D.. ..
Powell Horast coal miner 0f Gypsy.
was sentenced TO-DAY In Criminal
Court 20 serve a year iu tho Mounds.
vill" penItentIary Tor beating Charles
schmir q fellow miner. so badly that
tho latter lay Tor weeks in a hospital
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WAsHIHuTOu. march ra-r4r.~-ss
west WirEiuia-= Rain or snow Frffav.
saturday unsettled and colder. prahahiv
snow east
ohio ard western rsunavfvarfa-- ffr
aeftlsd friday. probabIr local ru5--. -.
rains Saturday fair.
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course al the Y. W G. \. gymnasium
Monday. Miss Ellis will give the
women Of Wheeling an insight into
cooking ar an art, not a. a FIRST AID TO
The hungry. She will prove that the
Presence Of poorly cooked foods ON
Oh" table d. an indictment against tho
housewife. not an everyday incident
10 De overlooked By the men and con
dcned by the women II is Miss Ellie
aim 10 show women that they may
improve the quality Of the food thov
serve without Increasing the cost
price. She teaches doctrine OF
thrift the sort Of thrift that ccono
mics but does not sacrifice the gas.
tronomic pleasures OF any member or
the family
To learn how fo sppaasc the appe-
tifD of the working man who needs
large quantities of food. simple but
well cooked. ie one thing. To know
how f0 enter M me physical needs ~
Tho Office man who works with bIs
brain and lacks tho other mans hearty
tConunusd on Page Eirht1
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We'll Founders When.
He Gets in Deep Water
C0NTRADICTS HIS OWN TESTIMONY AS TO AUTHORIZING
OFFERS OF MONEY But ATTEMPTS TO JUSTIFY
HIS ACTIONS THIS RESPECT

ADMITS THAT HE AUTHORIZED BDDINGER TO PROMISE
5000 TO ELLIOTT AND $4,000 TO COMMISSIONERS
If THEY MADE CERTAIN STATEMENTS
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NEW RIVER AND WINDING GULF
OPERATORS AND MINERS AGREE
AFTER CONFERENCES OF OVER A
MONTH SIGN SCALE FOR
FOUR YEARS.
Matter Must se Submitted 20 Refer.
endur Vote of Miners eut
Will Carry.

CINCINNATI. O.. March lS.-After
conferences lasting more than A
month. a new wage scale between the
operators and miners in the New
River and Winding Gulf coal fields. OF
West Virginia. was signed here to-
day. The signing By The operators is
hnal. but that Of the miners Is onIv
tentative. subject to referendum
vote OF the miners in both fields Tn .
representative Of the u-Iners at the
conference today. fifteen In number.
were empuauc In their statements
that not q single nau would oppose
the new agrs Cment which covers a
period OF four years. About $4,000
men will be affected by the new con-
tract.
According 10 both miners and or
orators the new system OF settling
grievances. Incorporated in the new,
agreement. marks a long step toward
industrial pesee in these coal nelds
The clause follows:
The New System.
Part ANY grievance arising un-
der this contract shall be submitted
Tor Judgment. by the party or parties
askrieNed ltr~t. to ne mins foreman
ana upon failure 20 sgree. TO the mine
superintendent and general manaEer.
III turn. In case Of a continued dis
agreement 'hc matter in dispute shall
De submitted for adjudication Ia fwo
permanent commissioners. one to .
CHOSEN by the miners. the other By
the operators. and upon their faIIu~s
tu agree the case shall be submitted
10 permanent Umpi-c. chosen BY tps
nTTanmE u.hnUa
ihls agreement. whose decision shall
be- final"
Another part 81 the agreement save
that there shall BE- no discrir1insttna,
against AMI one on account Of belong
Ing t0 union. or stsinst auv on. on
account ~ not bslCng gins fu q union
Nine Hours = Day.
Ih" agreement holds that nine
houE 2 day hall constitute wcrk
day or hfty four hours weeks worg
and that employees shall have the right
TO trade where they please. A ,,ght
increase Of wages Of DAY laborrrs 4.
made and it 's agreed that the price
now paid for pick and machine mining
snail remain unchanged during the lite
Of the contract. except that should n
general increase BE- paid In the cen
tral competitive field. viz. Illinois IN
diana. Ohio and western PennsyIva,,.a
then the operators shall voluntarily
pay n responding percent of IN
crease for pick and machine mining
aho Tor the classes OF dsy labor. both
inside ana outside OF tho mine
The contract if favorsbiy voted llrop
by the miner-. will become effective
Anru !. 1915. and terminate April 4.
1919
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LIGHT HEAT COMPANY ATTORNEY DOESN'T LIKE THE IN
TEl1IGENCER REPORIS-MAKES -GRAND STAND PLAY
AND THREATENS CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS
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BETTER FOODS BETTER HOMES"
IS The SLOGAN OF MRS. ELLIS
WHO HAS CHARGE OF NEWS AND
lNTEIllGENcER HOME eco
NoMlC COURSE.
Lectures VIII Start Monday in v w.
{. a. Gymnasium. and Are
Free 70 All Women.

Better Foods. Better
Homes has been adopted
as a slogan by Harriet
Ellis. the domestic sci
encc lecturer and cook
cry expert. who will open
the News and Intelli.
gencer Home Econoufre
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CcOntinued ea Page TsH.)
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LARGEST MORNING NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION IN THE STATE OF WE

Rain or sne~ Friday; Saturday unset
TIED and eoloer, probably snow IN the
east
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MORE KNOWLEDGE OF
FOOTBALL SHOWN BY
LESSER TEAMS NOW
PRESENT SEASON OFFERS EXAM.
PIE or IMPROVEMENT ~
STRENGTH AND STRATEGY.
FsN rhsrs Are % the Largsr Teams
That Have Net Beer Scored
Against this Year

NEW YORK u,inaer ss TIE pref-
eni football aeafan offers femafANNir
efnmuir ~ iHe al-rouHa imFre einffi
mode by ihe average taIesr eleven iH
plafing strength ana sudfnn strait
eHt. A decade $500 NH $500 etifH0f
liharg event when t1e minor F1rHh
foam arurti upan lfa Nis frltef-ifi r-
tnl lodaF fHr eleven weeh ran show
fiesn slate af the senf0r's haf-Na'
mHfk H mrltN The radical changes
m1dn n fhe fHI-f dlriuF Geo past ieN
Ncar ia responsible 90 some eftenb
for thir increase DOB arurna power but
fhe fAct rDmains coat iAr smailT COLE
iegr .omhinHfIun b. 300 longer unfamN-
laf with fhe fuu posdhlIufs 0f funthalh
lr nHf 10 more tHan nne lHndrei
institution ita fhin dozen Hffr
e0n. ihfoaah tle season t1 lHfe with
euf being sDOfrd upon ard wheu faiH
number la roaf0rfei fa tlnHe raileH'H
which frHf ln and YHff HHi mako 3D.
nFh cIHw ari consistent football
Hhpwur tHe number .an Poo counted
Hpou fhe Ungrfs af 0nr aaud Dbl poo
east and middle weft Hi hnf fNrr0 haNr
met opponents capable g crusHint
their enai lne or anHl Dag The select
trio with Glenn States g. composed 20
Vanderbilt Colgate nnd Washington
aud lee. Wisconsin unl sfurlre
have ESCAPED win hut nne noid foti
REGISTERED Against tn.m hut tle others
afe Gar FROM nona so fortunate
Amone he eie..ns which have
tasted the bitterness of iefeli are falo
Harvard rennnlf8rm MIrhIaur
Dartmouth NlrNirlH. ArmN. NlNF.
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~hilc n.tbtns In 49, ooe,n 10 Msnas
aunn n. D.. Iura IA i9it.
Iaeah ~ flrsf 1903 Twenty fourth
avenue Meridian MIea n4ed 81. flf
ssplnf Tntnn il who'd and 4 Harlan
ssasln from being run over Vs. trains
at Meridian. F.buialp 8 1914
uegi " Keira.y GraDnfHir Tex
aesd ts f.f saving nn unidentified
nan tfam helnr fun over bp e frBin
al Greenvlhe November Z. 1919
giYda no. Meredith M0nongahela.
pa.. A4ad o.. los sHtinH lgalih Mf-
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Sixty Acts OF Heroism Were Recognized


lPiTfrHiIlHu. IA. pct ~ sixty
acin ~ aenelssa eere facoafisei ny the
Carnegie lfnro FUND Commission in the
awaris That were announced 80 the
AN meeting ef The Commission here
to-day ln eight cases Aliyfr medals
were AWARDED and w flfty TWO esnce
bronze medals
Nine ~ Tho heroes ioat their lives
and 10 the dependents ~ nix ~ these
pensions aesrqfafinE I252p year we're
afnntcdi 20 fl.c dependents ~ one ~
those and % three others who losi their
liv.e. nuns totaillng fsied. 10 be ap-
Piled subject a. the direction ~ the
Commission lu various ways. We're
arantcd. IN addition to these money
emNts in aiS thbos SUMS hfefesnflnR
81 Loon were appropriated fnr edncn
ti0nal purposes payments 30 bc made
~ nnrasd ana approved and % forty
cases AWARDS nRefcHating f2k5oo we're
niaae 90 be nppliod toward the par
ohasn ~ hanios ard 90 other worthy
pnflnncH Payments iH these cnrcg
viii ual be aiide nnlii The beneficial
,.y'a pIpna for me uae ~ she award
hnya acen approved hy the cemmis.
wnn
Ths awards uore as foslowa
Bronze Medals,
q. Dntnr Greene. ai Granite 80.
NoW i.ondan. conn. aged iG. for nt
tsmpimu ta save cyrus ~ Brown ir
b foll1w student from drowning boz C.
ahailna accident ni Sew London Jam
uHf 3, 1874
Wunied ~ Ornas y NJ g. a. Luula
vilio ks agod H9 fnr the f"Hcrc 20
Josephine g. Drew Anna DieNnaun
Gtnfrc Junea Hnd iWa children. ln
runaway acriden, at louisville. AprIl
gu 1913
J rhafiNa Whitman iuidsepuri. i'nt
1asd ~ fl thr rescue of Murf o..
flruloh 9lyoar-Dia alfi from daHh
ms Do nont ~ unhs Do Runaway
Incident ~ iirldeenout NoVcmh't ~
1911.
Horace - Beck ionbrtoWn ru..
eafd ~. flf saving william a. iiha
rIs physician fsum dfpwnine W
unch tiNvru 81 Dr. uofehef 20. iai3.
when launch bounced
g. thiawNnh Garrison 3llf COLBY
aeauuo. Everett Wiahs nFcd ig fnf
ntinr dau r. bartholomew from
druv ninp when .hr fel overheard from
launch ai Caup'liie Wash Nn1 3d.
1915
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Albert .. WILCOX fs9fls.n IA
aRrd st IN attempting 4, .a.. Mitch.
IA Hriiofs from burning ln . eeii I'd
th' county JAN ~ Morrison. Anil lf
iyt4
Edward u. Dillon. "a Deffrest ava.
noe Troy IS ~ aa.I is for stylna
three buys from drowning ht Truq ln 4
skptaR accident. December b. iaff
James W lirce. IT,. CuHoden 90
aged "a, fnr attrmptlna tp save James
J"nfa from Hnffucafion iu a well a.
cpil0dsn. pcinhrf 90 lait
ADnsr Sullivan cuiinsirn. oa nsrd
81 fpf saving james jones 90 case
alteu above.
Wsif.f nofInssy feoa coiu..t..,. b,
Waco yse sa.d a.. 49, ,..,,,,,,.,
Charles rrff.,t ana .fsry jt.t,o. f,,.,,'
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murrH4 for setti.a 1...
Ntce ni HHlnlh'ne tUoan..
iuskef season d.,e- ne, ~, ~. ~
rember r. hunt in ,..,.. 'H ~
dHes nui adioln Nutr.. f,.a.. 'at4
necessary tlat d hunting l.......
cured. thef n"lrr pfoeif4l,i. y. =.
lce ~ tne county citfk ot f,,,,. ~ =.
game commissioners ~
The sinAina Of the pior...
irpth % 1899 feel was oo,sul,, ~, =
tsrdss and the ceueni.ns ~ (, ~, ~ -.
teu inch pipe IlHe frpt &
starts tpday After tie ..-,. "a
been allow "a io soi fof len as,- -
us Will he resumed fsr go,
c.,sina Drilling operations ~ n. ~
uneer well started un sente,,.,'.. q
masking au aV-iAse "a T0ftr 49,. =
made dalis since Zoe start n ,t. ~
The Corpus Christi Street R.a-
was yesterday advised inat thf.s -
elaht new cars recently nrd.-.5 ~. ",
BEEN shipped from the builder. 4, ~ -
ciuuau TheF should reach 49,.
thc batter part Of next week
The Methodist ladies q IN. n.
town district VII seu ssndaiet.- -
zee aud home made candy In 49,.
Iordt Alien furuture ftof.
They wil MISC boz rrenared 10 ~. v.
Fresh Hamburger
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30

Avoid headache. impurities
Of TIA Blood, constipation by
taking 4 cup OF GRAND
MAS 'EA. Best laxative
for ehildrcn. Pleasant u
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package ~
cents
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30

NWu Nnl didni have Your fire IA
CONDUCTOR make pon got 81 ant
NU.N zoo oft lie didn't care phrth
.r walked or sat DOWN. oeen
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30

MrNil.EN GOT ga Under ne 49,
arrangement of tho g.. - Tnon. 4.
tlo E.o Grlndo Valley Captain N =
N.srrs Is bon chnrre ~ tH. uetashp..,
10 Du g. stationed at NoAllon. eas.
eIUe cf 3- men Second llem.r.r,
g randall is boz charge ~ the aetsoh.
msut of the same COMPANY. stationed
.f iiIdIlpn. CONSISTING az IS men
Ihe tro rapid, getting settled I,
.rr n.W quarters anl setting mi,
.nn u -hIp-hHpe Au anno,se,
t..n Ives well pleased w,th McAiss
auI ll0nlao.
NnOd D. HALLS SECOND car of grsa.
t vli leave here tonight ~ a.
morrow ,H he followed hv several me-.
Hr tt soon. ARID several caflaad, a
ln The course of ah0st for
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30

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'na ruu "rf ht uaiu iuly g. lsle
Hilllh raiioin" tioldcnNiin uk.
1eed ll mr attempting to save VII.
nHm SMITH .rom uffucltion Boz %
wrll nt hilon 1kn, august go. 1913
quincy ii W'Nt dscclHDt medsl
4" mthrr int eueen street. puhuQue
IT, fW the eHne attempt 90 save El
wu it Wilkinson ifum duwnins Iau-
uat lPit Boa which Wslio last bls
ufr
TDrHHl nohn deceased medal to
ntnrr ii ri isaco Wash. fee ths
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