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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21

beginning the east gulf states the
week will be one Of generally fair
weather with temperatures above the
normal.
"In the west gulf states the wealth
er will be generally fair except that
widely scattered showers are probable
in Arkansas and Louisiana at the be-
ginning of the week. Temperature
will average near on. slightly above
the normal.
'In the Ohio valley and Tennessee
there will be continuation of gener-
ally fair weather with temperatures
near or above seasonal average until
the latter part of the week when local
are probable"
A Weekly Forecast.
OF interest to farmers and cotton
men Of Forrest county, as we'll as the
entire country, is the announcement
made from Washington today that a
new weekly foecast, resigned especial
cially to aid farmers in planning their
farm operations, and shippers of per-
ishable products to handle their goods
with reference to expected weather
conditions, has been inauguarted by
the Weather Bureau and will continue
during the crop season. The new sys-
tenn will make it possible for the fore
cast for each coming week to be In
the hands of the farmers of Forrest
county every Tuesday or Wednesday
during the summer.
The News will distribute this infor-
nation In Forrest county. This will
be received. by telegraph. A system
Of mail bulletins also will be received
by the weekly papers.
Continued >n Page Five.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
CHATAUQUA MAN Is
IN THE CITY TODAY.

j. G. Camp, known in Hattiesburg
as the platform manager of the Aka
hest Lyceum Bureau, which conducted
the chatauqua here last year, Is In
Hattiesburg today, making arrange.
ments for the opening of another
season some time in June. The exact
date has not yet been determined.
The program will cover an entire
week. and, Mr.. Camp says. this years
should surpass that of last.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
10000 SOLDIERS
LANDED IN TURKEY
BY ALLIED ARMIES
COMBINED ASSAULT ON FORTS
OF THE sTRAIoHTs NOW
EMINENT.
MORE BRITISH TROOPS
ARE ARRIVING DAILY
constantinopIe Says Torpedo Boats
Tried to Penetrate stralghts Yester
day-Austria Is Massing Her Troops
on italian Frontier-Big Allied Fleet
Stationed Off New York.


London, April 21.--A combined
land and sea attack on the Dar-
daneIIes, on a larger scale than
heretofore attempted, seems inn
minent.
Berlin reports that 10000 Brit
ish and French soldiers have
landed on the north shore of the
Gulf of Saros, European Turkey.
This indicates that land opera.
tons already are under way.
This force presumably will be
used for an attack on the rear of
the Turkish Notifications, stimuli.
taneousIy with the bombardment
by the Allied fleet, -
Additional British troops are ar.
irving daily from Egypt at Lem
nos Island at the west entrance TO
the Dardanelles. The official Con
stantinople statement says that
torpedo boats tried to penetrate
the straits Monday night and yes-
terday In order to presumably hold
the forts while the troops were
being landed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
YOUNG CAMP TAKING
ANNAPOLIS EXAMS

A .ental examination in connection
with the tests to which applicants for
admission to the United States Naval
Academy are subjected, is being taken
by Chauncey Camp. Hattiesburg
young man, at the City Postoffce to-
day. The examination began yester-
day and will end tomorrow.
Young Camp is one OF the best
known boys In Hattiesburg. He spent
one year at the Marion Military Insti-
tute, after finishing at the Hatties-
burg schools. His friends believe that
he will have but little trouble meeting
the required tests.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
FORMER. HlA1TLESBURC
RESIDENT is DEAD
Miss HaIberta Warren Dies In Selma
of Appendicitis.

News was received in Hattiesburg
this afternoon from Miss AIRY Cloy,
telling of the death at the Union
Street Hospital, Selma, Ala, Monday
afternoon, Of her sister. Miss Halber-
ia Warren. Death was due to appendi-
citis. She was Is years old, and with
her family, formerly lived in Hatties-
burg. At this time, they live in Felix.
Ala.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
N. c. us New President.

Chapel Hill, N. c., April Pin the
presence of a notable gathering OF
prominent educators, DR.. Edward Gra-
ham today was inaugurated president
o fthe University of North Carolina.
This is the oldest state supported uni.
versity in the country, and Graham is
its tenth president.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
FUNERAL OFH4RVEY /
WOMAN TODAY
Mrs. HoIleman To BE Buried From
Methodist Church, There.

The funeral of Mrs. Ella Holleman.
wife of ]. Holleman, Of Harvey, who
died at her home yesterday afternoon
after an illness of three or four weeks,
will be held from the Harvey Meth
odist Church this afternoon at (
o'clock. The Rev. H. Wellard. pastor
of the Broad Street Methodist Church
Of Hattiesburg. will conduct the SER
vices. Interment willtbe In Petal GEM
etery.
Mrs. Hollemen died Of pneumonia.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
Huertistas Active.

Ell Paso, April 21.-Since Villas re-
cent reverses, activity among the so
called reactionists of whom Huerta
and Orozco were former leaders has
become more apparent across the bor-
der. Several former federal generals
have arrived here during the last few
days.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
MONTANA sTocKMEh MEET.

Miles City. Mont, April 21.-For the
soth CONSECUTIVE year. Miles City to-
day extended a.. rousing welcome to
the Montana Stockgrowers' Associay
ton. which opened a two-day conven.
ton. Governor Stewart win address
the visitors. A discussion of the hoof
and mouth disease will form an Inn
portant part of the two-days' meeting.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
Former Congressman Dead.

Raleigh, N. c., April 21.-It is re-
ported that former Representative
John NJ. Faison was found dead in
the bathroom of his home today with
a bullet wound in his head. Friends
deny he shot himself.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21

Washington, D. c., April 21.-For
the first time since the death of Mrs.
Wilson, the United States Marine
Band played at the White House to-
day when the President received the
delegates to the Daughters of the
American Revolution Congress. A
spirited election for president-general
is in progress. The polls will close to-
night.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
POSTMASTER IS IMPROVING.

Postmaster T. NJ. Fuller. at the
South Mississippi Infirmary suffering
with a complication of diseases, 10
slowly improving. it was stated today.
He is gradually regaining his strength.
When he will be able to leave the
institution, is not known. :.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
Fleet Off New York.

New York, April 21.-A squadron of
three foreign warships, the most pow.
erful gathered here since the war be-
gan, lay off the entrance OF New York
harbor today. None OF their names
could be distinguished.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
TELEGRAPH BREWT|ES
(By Associated Press.)
Kentucky Forest Fires.

Lexington. KY, April 81. - Forest
fires are raging in four Kentucky
counties-Floyd, Martin, Letcher, and
Pike, but no towns apparently are in
danger.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
German Aero Raid.

Petrograd, April 21.-Ten German
aeroplanes raided Bialystock, Russian
Poland, today, dropping at least 100
bombs and injuring several civilians,
No material damage was done.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
THE COTTON MARKET.


fRu Associated Press.l
New Orleans, April 21.-The cotton
Imarket closed II to Is points down.
The opening figures were: May. s.7S;
July. 1913
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
DANGER AHEAD.

Any extreme program ~ pre-
par~iness, entered upon nov, will
react against the Nation. The
thought Of war IS too much with
us, we are sensitive ~ the point Of
hysierin. That We need 70 build
up the Army and Navy, 10 order
to discourage invasion, goes with
out saying: bat this talk Of conn
pulsory service Is IN alarm bell 10
awaken the people n, forced 70
war. wc become TOO blunt IT heart
too sluggish and wcak.apiriied 10
volunteer for our own salvation as
M independent nation II this
should BE-, we deserve 20 perish.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
TODAY'S HISTORY LESSON


"Ner-af war arsr and smaii in-
definitely tniufod Transports laden wIfh
unapa and netcr-eudme ine of war
rlulaiu"Hed ffUshterf. dny hs daF
Fip ont of Portsmouth tha frsf natuI
Larhuf ni thr wurid'r 4gaaitst naenl
Power bsariun fher reinforcement ta
al' nf ihe iruuhlea aanes uf Europe.
Asia sud Africa hefrH primer 0u
wpr srpNraphy iusi ssuod pY the Na.
tiunul Geographic Sneirty I'm, bur.
dens and respansihiltta uf thia Eng
iiah lou hnYe afowu enormous slnrc
the authrc9h 90 the nar fnr BE- like
German kitl sfmhoii6cs tho mighty.
vital naval effort 90 e gfcat group of
Powers in thc srcafesf wnr of his-
tury
VERY niiie ans hccn written about
Pot tunuufh. thc Waf-purt far thc it.
bofs and planning tnat havc nAen
place there have boon much too lu
portani much toa Intimately sound un
with tho hopes aud tho aims " thc Eu
frufo Miles Co hr irmpetrd ehu,ad.
4 ven ~ muitnry exciHaiecurss has
been dfewn over enc frerlul sfrrss and
turmoil of Portsmouth, hidiug the nn
ture 0f ita giants mska the "details of
itn muitiIudinoua enterprises. and thc
significance uf sos achievements. nnc
remembers however that Portsmouth,
81 ihc chief navai arsenal and port of
Nutnln The heart ST. rhv Allied Tow
er triumphant ruis upnn ihe soaa
situated iu ilampshifs. ht IL central
point in hnElands southern caast
HhnHt re miior southwest of London.
Portsmouth iH both sheltered ana Vol
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
OTHER VIEWS


fblianaer a. Knas sfnrtn., sa,ysfarv
~ state. struck hsnpv nota ln bis
spnrch io an. piy. o'siost fiith veh.n
ha dsniot.d tie irrational continent
that Is moss in sstr.tp.s of r.atlrnfin-
ia. ohYphonatad ritlz.nn as conn.
seized "a uiie lafir Ia utua aeaas IA
lHuo mors rational ,ewpo.nt ana a
IHue common udem.,.f rhi. ta ne
nfarrr api,t Co. tatr and ID re,uirat
"a man nf ihe no,s,,r. "a tno far,n.,
aerrsisr, tn bring nur ne.t,i. to fo.l
iga i nnrenus wrane tbat bas i.ep
Nfaueii ln ma steras .f tbts v..tttn.
AGITATION
anrh abnuid q. al. ns., d, r,.,,.l
Il, oar attitude nn tr, h,nb,r,t.d I'D
i.eos gbet b,v. .l,,,,s t,,, .,....t
sturdy. airnna peont, th., nave llv.l
under th. hsnr,r of f.arf. sam f,.r
,sAta ana tbef. hna n.,.t noon an.
femli4nee az "A revolt snalnat tbe rnie
OF ths United etst.. f,.,,n ~ ,,i,nt..t
cliisrna ,n su fha fltue tbni thea,s
states ls,. herr bttf.r nroi,afsntlsa
aealnst .,t Dyt,,entts. IA. tln.,. ,,.u
rcmrnb., vim Fnnu IA, aeltatin,,
hrain,.t "a. i,l.h American. IL. ~. say.
IN al. Know Nothioe asbi.,n Nnv
49,. tsttio er.lnat a.. n.,,b.n.t., 49,.
TUNED Ma ,hr direction 81 ths gorn,.n
Am.rionns rnts 81 f, ,n.nifat inl,,.tl,.,
to nililon4 es thst nsflnnsltty uho ,n
anirit i.tte, end decd nre IA +a,,d
Americans as any man born ga mo
saR l,eonnae certain atnst,r nnu
unras. ,nttr,t.d p.rh.ns in ths Nn
hslmsirnsse. have worked to mako Il
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
CONCERNING A LETTER.

We have received a letter from
Il subscriber that we shall return,
though wc have been requested 10
publish H. II a in The nature Of
40 insult 10 The President Of the
l;.sed staiea aud The Caller has
no space 10 devote 10 condemna.
ton Of the President IN time Of
peril, II IS every Americans duty
To uphold the Government, 30 mat
Ter what personal opinion may eN-
80 against ~ policies Other crit,
ies, harsh Ia their language aud
insinuaiions, may save themselves
postage.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
CIRCULATION UEPARrMEHT
PHONE Sc
CLEANING HOUSE.

No one doubts ihei much un.
neutral work has been done Ia the
United States. The arrest of Con.
ercssmun Frank Buchanan Of Mi
nois, former Congressman II Rob.
cri Fowler, of Illinois, Frank 8.
Mounrtt former attorney general
Of Ohio. II g. Martin, Herman
Schilieis, Frank won llinlclen.
David Lamar and Jacob q laylor
will bring the situation 70 focus.
mad ecrtc 70 clcar the atmosphere.
whether The alleged conspirators
are Rnllit or innocent As vet. the
iesiimsny upon which they we're
indicted 81 eoniecturd. aud such
testimony Is far from conviction.
Fat thc series of plots must BIZ lm.
rayeiled even though mistakes
may be- made 1T The offset. let the
nx fall without prejudice. and
opinion be- curbed until eulpnhiliiy
IS established
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

q has been chafecd ihst same of
sHs pretty PHILOSOPHERS couccrulne the
lels If labor arr Inspired bs capital
istlN Vlaas sci the ancient aNiotua and
muttocs 90 huioan oonduct witch haNe
been dninN scrNicc ainse the DAYS ~
papNfns continue no find proOi ln frc.
luent OCCURRENCES 90 contemporary "a \.
iNsvncr Take the uAse reported from
NhicaNo 81 an uid tlaeksniih who was
suddenly relieved ~ Am hurdcna and
enre Thrush The huunties uf Eratcful
sur WIN hed feVnd feft,ine IN the me
irnpohs rhr sen retired hts fataef
lron trr tnfae tWo ssacs aao. ur.d
HIM o. Nhscaso and thereafter the
fHther had no,hinE in do but anuse
himself iifs became ono continual
feand cf loaflnN from moal Ia mcai
with every eontort and ceaVeeicncc
thrown "a.
ldeti lai sonae wRl say Yet hoa.
dia Sc work outf The old erntict,,nn
eeaAa a. mppe and hgeed He had
nothing Ia the WVlsd "a do The mo.
Nior rad kindnsd diversions palie,l upon
eim The son INFUSED io lct him return
in WORK In tact. IL mas hr assumed
thAi after a few months of heness
ne iurt his vital SPARK which moves.
nen 20 activity, Finally hc reached
such a stAKc ~ despair that he repait.
ga 90 hig r,Nm and eaded MS fntlc
eNlstrncc.
Who has not seen ths eiaeii, man
sink inio iapia deolins after retire.
neni tr,tn ACTIVE nfcq How much
hanRer the man uho STICKS ~ Ms ta~A
appears 90 lneVr Ia the world. Idle.
ness q ttSmsl occupation tsr fb..
n'an who has groWo accustomed ~
ACTIVITY 2'hs habit must De acquired
~ Nonih e,d shcn Il S. aot enjoyed
The idic Fitch are aeNrr reaiiN hsnos
THIS eena they suffer : the mns,
NnelOlns " afnlclsens. rhc onl, su,s
happiness sesms a. ilo IA h.ssN aAd
useful Ike
The man who ksrhnsS dreams II ho,,
nappN he msehs ~ An la>urlaos l.iAc
ness y etcrel> taNRllnS hlmSeir Win
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
WEEK BEGINNING MARCH
a WILL BE BABY WEEK
Mes. Fleming Plans 20 HaVc Texas
Take the Lead in ths Observance
OF tho Week

ga the request sc ihe Genera l'ed.
efstlau 1T Naonrns Ciuhs the week
hcginniat March th. 1915 has hern
drsignated hy the Nhilarcn's bureau al
Washington nt iah2 Week This week
VIII he observed hS every STATE in th,
tninn and thv Federated Cinhs nf ihe
Nafious states src airoad, at WORT as.
siated hN various other ascuciea form
eiaung plan- 90 make o. the efrate-t
CdncAtuaai Wssk tht United states
has over kaown Tho benefits which
may b. derived from Il are beyond
cuiNrHiationH St,s a sfAiemcni ssued
Yesterday hS Mrs Fired Fifmins pres
ideai ~ iho Texas Federation az We.
mou's clubs.
"a uatiou Wide ceurested effou AZ
ceussrsr thc hnhy meany nation wlde
Improvement. tor ever, phase 20 social
and civic STE ~ concerned IN Toe effort
So better thc environment uf tbe chill
reNss cannot ae hchind hand he tiiis
grsat movement her greatest asset IS
hcr bahi,s. sud ihe feAas ciut woinea
efc uferd Go rally iu one ercat acay
taenty th0usand etrone. u the sip.
nnii ~ q movement which means the
conservation ~ this srcat asset
'Omanisa ~ once On yo,sr community
and plan foS yous isAbs Wees Ne
c,irctnnlu b tao ameh q ftcrc AZ =
sinsic hahN IA ~
Mlss Gsarns ~ the tniNoFeisy 81
Texas. has i.cen appointed Is rtpr,s.
seot thc Ch.idfsus nauau ia Texas
She has formulated llaus and pyo-
enms which can ~ adapted e. every
community N tHo state \ coAaN ~
a.. II.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
rHE SHADOW DEEPENs.

Cur hope ~ connection with The
sinking of The Aneona, and the
belligeront attitude Of Austria, is
that Germany viii persuade her
silly 10 satisfy the American de-.
mands liut This nope is o
dwiudled ray for submarine ae.
tiviiies are being carried on ron
irnry 10 our diplomatic insisleucc.
The fact that Americans have not
lost their lives on steamships re-.
Gently iorpcdocd ~ i foriuiious
ruiher than u prcmeditatcd cirenm.
.lnnen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

ihrlg y enough gas escaping
around Mhlse Point 10 surn i
world OF eggs and wheels aud
things and there must BE Some law
q colapel rs conservation. An
tint eyAporaiing fuel is necessary
70 tutpus Christi \ industrial pros.
letlsy. aud yet we sit here like ii
sack Gf inilacNed potatoes, ignor.
ilsg opportunity aud wasting the
spssnnmity's hergta9n who nj
start aoneghmgs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Mayor Carl II, Keller Of Toledo
OHIO, has heen arrested on a birth.
cry charge II Is rlaimcd that he
accepted an auto for Il S6a. 900 con.
tract. Carl made has mistake ia
aerepi'ny pn auto. Tie should
have conienied himself with a
Ford.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

TNrss Fowls for . Horse.
cone remnuni nnW cclshmt'l through
che = .'sp4-ilan WIS hnuaht fof $40 of
fito ~ TIC Government from mau
who Hdmin,d That he bad bought b
for $40
iioe mHoh dia fhnf man uy fHr ifT'
Inquired fhe commissioner
iie traded 'wn drakra eud % duck
fpf b."
The fuuuiHsi0urr aHf up in aef9n
iHhmrnf leaned over fhr railing toward
the wifnses and nahed sfernit
DO you moan 80 say ihat th0 Gov
rinnrnt hna rsimfd 81 ou it horse
MAT had been Bought fpl three ducks
80. yuar houpg replied ihs ur
rufnsd nurse trader - liGrt aui that
! snia tao dfahea ard dnck Mont.
tUni Sfaf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
TEXAS Press


Islander ps well an death. iuVea q
shining mart Ever ainco MARY rlck
ford n moyinH picture actress gaso
"a tho fitr, rams " Aqf profession theirs
has been Htudl. II effort 10 create an
impression that Mary waH somewhat
~ d tuuudrr and did NOT object iu par
tAalug OF the vup thai nrbriaita The
following letter written Go an uklahos
ma mnn by hie sister who lived as tho
shmv hotel with Mles i'iOkturd fnr a
number 81 Ncn,n viii move lntoroHi
INKS
Mary rlekfori ahe docs not drink
and nne W not Ia "fonndrr ahr might
iakc drink whrn "a dinnrf party or
with crowd iu rhfr. bui g,su az
Ruya times haNr uftrn sat next ~
hcf ana nutioed that she dfenk moth
lue Shc 10 ar dear as hpf picture
shows her N 81 seldom that she sues
nat Without hof mother sH chapcrrnf
even thpVnh hrf husband aues nluue
They lived here Nt the Kos Arms near.
N q year. She and Marian i.epMen
were quite fflrudH ssho looks 10 Aeuu4
and is unlf n yetp cid Auyanc Who
'uhnds' cNuid NOT kcVp baby face
AZ Nnu know Fer hrothvr. Jack pick
Fora. and sister lsns,lr, atv also in the
pictures She b certainly a lovely ui-
ic eirl and amy talea Rbnut her are
pure flcuon ntnwneNllie sentinel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Rubber tubes. soaked in glycer.
Inc, at q temperature OF 2fs r., NJ.
gam ,hcir elasticity, Think of
what some such simple treatment
would mean 30 Mill llryan's yo.
cal chords.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

L ~ hardly too soon to mention
the uleeslnEof tho Tcxas Press As.
soeiatlnn az VI pusoi Cor III raso
~ plAnnlnr u program Of enter
tanment thai will b. rememhenod
~ Icing as the organization exists
liers anticipating. Nj paso /
Count as IN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

While North Texas has been
slpeplag uildor blanket of snow.
we hhye found i blanket of wool
conducive % slnnher on the
Brink Of nndertowleSs. Il is diff.
cult - lliiaguie 40 degrees 81 AM.
arIIlo.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
SUCCESS ASSURED

Tho Calf Coast Exposition of
tina year will he n success The
exhibits secured represent an rpi
tome OF South rcNas activities, ny
riouliural and commercial And
the beginning IS The important
thing succeeding C.positlons will
bo easier Of accomplishment
Dallas News Alan is Killed
by drop From, window = Foul
play Knockout drop.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
That German Order ser Twenty Cent
Cotton.

our triends ui thc pNrmcrs linton
must lic inhufing undof spmc kHd az
Nelusinn whVn thes heiieNe that Nn 81.
fus ~ tWeniy cents per pound fot cot.
Ton delivered "a nnc ~ thr heluEgrcnt
Nations whuee ports are new hioek
Rlrd ~ Hhona Tide offer Anpwirf
four rrntH ptt pnuNd, uf $50 sarr h0so
tee transportation and Insurance. the
dttt lA equivalent to sixteen cents per
paund in ToNas The market ptice fnr
COTTON - twelve ceuts nr around that
ileufe, nr fNVt ccnts below The alleSsd
wfcr Now me man ls fuol Who
would offer a2 por cont more than the
market ptlcr Tor any commodity anh
aspect g. set a. re Is either a fool
pr else has anlne uts4lot purpose No
mcmovr ~ the farmptN tnlon Wauld
pan sixteen cents pcf pound Tor any
article whom he cuuld set h Tor twrlsn
esnts Il any purchaser ~ rottAn IA
America can aet twenty -cuai c0ti,,n
delivered IN Turkey ar la Austria. "a
EVEN IN 6efmauv. there Is 40 rcesnn
Why ~ carnot Net sixteen cent cotton
equivalent to iwVsvV cent cotton hcfol
deiifrfNd IA che same ~ag. And Il
he can not set d delivered thpn hs
nh ~ ~ well Offer flgty GENTS "a III
delier q pound, and make the offer
meta ilnprCaaiNV
New les us see about drlgVering this
siNtcen-crnt cogtan We Viii pttsotNe
iNr ,he sake AZ afnument. that u IL a.
re dei,sercl a. Germany what stands
~ The WAY ~ tho fact that Ennland
has declared cotton cenftanand. 5alss
ar ,hc North declared saushufn cotton
e,nuaoaNd darpaH the ,,ivU War and
maintains a hluckade over ,i,amAn
ports How are w To Rrt over thia
difNeplsyV Eilhcr ~ thrcatenlns ~.
priRAls IA the shape " an u,NDArgo on
ammunition hsnR shlpped ffam this
country 90 Great britain. 81 ~ a..
CHARMS Nsr on that eonptr, and sena.
.iF enr navy % tlrht thv knsiisa navy.
hnslAnd might pfefcs % maintain the
einlafep rather than let German, have
~ much sesteA 60 make explosives With
which - hlew nn Ensnshmen. H.
mikht cfsvcse Is stand fAt anyhow
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Tenlplc reports record nrcaking
christmas sales. We guess No.
Templc saloons went out uf bust
Hess al II 80 Christmas night
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

The Italians have hpen hoiliug
ihclr austrian naacareni e good
white hni, Try as they may they
don ! s,ein 70 BE- able 10 cheese IL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Why * II that women consider
themselves well dressed whom
Hardly dressed ~ an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Stoekhelm, ilcc - II ban
plain that Mr. Fiord's reunantsI
lnn thinking iuurp Of swcclholm
Than Stockholm.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Even ihc rW est stomuohaehe.
less cabbage my be- eaten with
nnpuniiy but Il Is hotter With suit