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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-12
Commercial and Financial
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK. March H. There
was heavy realizing in cotton today
which caused more or less ireguIari-
ty. bu, the close was firm. net uil :
changed ~ points higher
Liverpool did moi fully meet yes
tcrhay'a local advance, but after
opening C. points lower to point
higher. The market here sold about q
10 / points above yesterdays, close
on overnight buying orders and short
covering. Prices soon weakened un-
der more or less general realizing
by recent buyers and scattered sell
Ing for Il reaction The opening ad-
vance had carried prices into new
high ground for the movement, witt,
October contracts at 9.47. or within
points OF the seasons high record
This seemed to largely account for
the disposition to take profits, hut
offerings were pretty we'll taken on a
scale down by fresh buying. and af-
ter showing loss Of Ssome 2 to 4
points. the market rallied later on
trade buying. covering by early SELL
ers and renewed bull support.
Reports Uf small mule sales south
and continued talk Of reduced acre
nge we're factors Of The advances.
According TO some adviccs there ha:;
been 10 material Improvement In
spot demand in the interior and the
larger sales at the ports rcflcci n
rush to export prior to March III.
Cotton futures clo..ed firm:
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SPECIAL RATES FOR
FIELD AND FAIR DAY
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT
OF LOW RATES FOR
EVENT
MANY VISlTO rs
Will be Attracted to the City by
School Contests-Rate is 4
Cents Per Mile
MANY VISIT OR S

Special rates have bees granted on
the Blue Rirdge Railroad for Ander-
son County School Fair and Field Day
exercises. which will he held in this
city on Friday. April 2.
Announcement OF the special rates
having been granted was made yester-
day from local Offices OF the Blue
Ridge Railroad. The special rate is
cents per mile for the round trip.
Round trip tickets from Bolton to
Anderson will sell for 40 cents, from
Sandy Springs for 40 cents. from PEN
dleton so cents. from Seneca rs
cents. from West Union S1.30 and from
Walhalla for S1.35.
. Tickets go on sale April 1 and will
he on sale April 2. good returning un-
til midnight oc- April 3. Field and Fair
day Is expected to draw thousands of
people to the city from the surround
ing country. An interesting program
and an attractive prize list have been
prepared for the occasion,
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Miss Mar league and Miss Mac
King wor,hipped ut Lebanon sun
day. We missed them very much OF
Sunday school. Miss Tengue Is the
primary teacher, Miss Mae has been
organist ior several years.
Mr.. Alonzo Jolly OF Anderson was
with us Sunday, our old orgnnist.
We were glad to hear. him play and
lead for us. He certainly mado fine
music. We are certainly proud OF
our new organ. That make OF or
gans makes tho finest music or any
organ we ever heard. All churches
that contemplate buying new or
gan should hear ours, It's grand.
There has been so much sickness
and bad weather this winter, our
Sunday school has been the smallest
Il has been In years. reports ranging
from forty to sixty, but spring fs
near We want tos put on new spirit
;ual life as the mother earth puts ON
vegetable life. for It seems to me II
there Is anything that would rouse
a sleeping ChriEtian. it would be
spring with all Of Its new beauties,
merry birds. and bright sunshinc.l !
Everything seems to be. callink ns to
rejoice and praise God * So 81
Messrs !. Charles Pruitt and 2Eulys
Stokes of Starr section spent the
weekend with Mr. w. r, Cartee'a
family. 80 So & s! IsS3
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Watson are
all smiles. They have n tiny rose-
bud put into their care and keeping.
SO great. responsibility that fond
parents hardly realize with the first
porn, but we hope thsy realize they
have little feet to guide. as all
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New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-Cot-
ton was steady today. but moved
within narrow limits, standing at the
highest 3 TO points over yesterdays
last quotations and at the lowest 4
points under. The close was l point
UP to I, point down, compared with
yesterdays close.
The tirmncss of. spots gave the
market strength to resist pressure.
Sales on the. spot in this market dur
ing the last two days have totallcd
nearly 1000 bales, while prices dur
ing the last thrca days have risen :!S
points. or almost 81 bale. Bears
said this was the result Of IL demand
from exporters who were trying to
I'LL their commitments before the re-
strictions on shipping declared by
the Allies go into effect. but bulls
considered that part OF ii was the re-
suit OF brisknr Inquiry from spin
ners. Exports TO foreign countries
from all ports for The day were A.
826 bales us against total port re-
ccipts OF 1886.
Cotton futures close:
March SAG; A,ay s. gG; Jg.ys s.Sn;
October 9.1S; December 9.35.
Spot cotton stcn,iy. ~ points up:
mlidling S.3S. Sales on the sput ~
$3.50 bales; to arrive 2,53O.
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PROMINENT PROMINENT bbElIOi Bel T0tI
CITIZEN IS DEAD
MIR. II. M. Geer Passes Away Af-
ter An Illness of Several
Weeks-Fmeral Today

While the news had been expected
and been dreaded ever since the first
attack Of serious illness came sew
eral weeks ago, nevertheless the peo-
pie Of Bolton will hardly be able to
realize that H. M. Geer is dead. For
several days 1t was know that his
condition was grave aid attending
physicians stated that there was lit
tie or no hope for his recovery but
the hundreds OF friends IF ,tr. Geer
could hardly bring themselves to be-
i;eve that he was to be taken away
Mr.. Geer suffered u stroke OF
paralysis severe! weeks ago ena has
been in precarirus health since then.
He was taken seriously i'll again on
Monday. and fingered till Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The funeral
will he held probably, this Afternoon
with intermenG in the. cemetery here.
The deceased was the son OF Sol
onion and Mary Geer. both of whom
were we'll known in this county. He
was born on his fathers plantation in
broadway township. between Ander-
son and Bolton and WIS reared there
When he attained his majority he
went to Pelzer where he engaged in
the mercantile business. meeting with
considerable success He later dis
posed of this business and went to
Bolton where he was in the same
business until Che. Hotel .Geer was
opened. In the hotel business at Bel
ton he was very successful as he had
been at Caeser's Head. Hundreds OF
travelling men in all parts of this and
other States knew and liked tx" Geer
and they never niissea the opportunity
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Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO, March II Wheat
swhyed today largely according to
the very.ng character of cable re-
ports. Closed woak nj is decline tn
ia advance. compared with last
night. Other staples showed net
gains, corn shade to II, oats
3-SD3-4 and provisions . 1-2@5 to
IL 1-2.
Grain and provisions closed:
MHiEAT-May l.52 l-2; July
l.10 3-8. 80
COEiN--May 72 S-4; July "a 5.S.
OATS-May 81 S-S: July So ga.
CASH. GRAIN--Wheat, No. 2 red
nominal; No. 3 red, 1.53 1-4@1. 81 /;
No. 2 hnrd. .68. 3-S@I,69.
CORN--Nc. 2 yellow 72 1-2.
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Cotton Seed Oil.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Cotton-
seed oili was easier despite light
crude offerings and steadiness in
other commodity markets, owing to
stagnation in outside trade and scat
tered liquidation. Final prices were
generally } to points net lower /.
Sales 7,400.
The market closed steady. Spot
6.G5D7; March G.65@6.70; April
G.67I6. 80; hTay 8.8S@6. 30: June Z
@7.02: July 7.09@7.11: August III
al. 10; September 7.25@7.27: Oc-
toher 76I725.
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THIS BOY TRAINED
i'm PERRY BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE

- esrly 9 fs% years age gentle.
man brought his son to us. and
told Sust0 take. charge of him and
teach him, if we could. The
father stated that his son was
earning $1,000 per month on his
sfari,s-
The boy, applied himself and
within a few short months he had
mastered Bookkeeping, Penman-
ship, Stenography, and Typewrit-
ing.
This same farmer boy soon
obtained a position. in the city
schools in All adjoining State,
worked in thatplace for a short
stime, was afterwards promoted
to the bond department of a big
bankin the same city, and a little
Later IA! aej, married the bankers daugh-
ter. He is today filing, that posi-,
i tipSn1 ct i: q salary of . s2,5oo:oo, per
year. Look. if You please. how
rapidly the farmer boy made a
4 lrisel You can do.the same thing.
i sWts " oN'TSYO OusTRYa Be
G, GIN I, {. TO-DAY. WRITE FOR
CATALOGUE t-'ia z, 2 AND terms, to
j Perry 'l'I q Business College
Greenyille. S. C. ;s
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sfRs mo- II. SIMPSON
8
Died Yesterday al Stroke 81 Paraissls
3;ssis 4 AT Homo lear Starr.

News was sseceiyad III Anderson list
night OF the death at her fante near
Starr yesterday OF Mrs John II. Sifnp.
,son. It was stated that Mira Simps
son had gHns out for d short whiis
with bef husband. and that upon her
return home she We triclen switk
,rarafysist dStng it abodt nm hour s3lie
ia etiryiyed bS: several cft ifif6n 8nfa o
number OF sreliit ttyer in this city. ESss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-12
LEGAL
NOTICES
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE

The time for paying taxes will be
ont April 1st4, and have published
& list OF Anderson School Districts
No. II. which have not been pnid.
Now II you failto Gull for your poll
tax when you pay your tnxes It will
cost you IS 90 30 II you fail to pay,
do not blame your auditor. -
Preachers and School Trustees are
liable for poll tax.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. MARCH, Hogs low
er. Bulk 6.6O@6.70; light 6.45@
6.76: mixed 6.50@6.70: heavy 6.15
@6.70; rough 6.15@6. so; pigs $50
@6.60.
Cattle slow. Native steers 500
8.75; cows and heifers S.3007 go;
calves 6.25@9.75.
Sheep weak. Sheep 1@8. 10; year
ltngs 7.75@8.90: lambs 7.65@9. 90. ].
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Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, March 11.-Cotton,
spot. firm; good middling 5.49; mid
ding SIT: low middling AZ. Sales
10000; speculation and export D.
Geo. Receipts $1,000. -.
Futures quiet. May-June sos;
June-July 5.12 1-2; July-August Is .18
l-2; October-November 5.33; jan
uary-Fcbruary $40.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 11.-Cotton
goods markets were steady today
with light trade. Raw silk was firm
er and higher. Carpet trade reports
showed poor condition Of business,
only one OF the large mills being in
full operation. The dyestuif short
age was more acute.
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Spot cotton quiet; middling uv
lands S.S5: sales 800 bales
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
WORSE TO COME.

Before this editorial becomes
print, United States troops will
likely b. forced "a take hand ~
The battle opposite Douglas, Ari'
zona. II villas hitter announce.
menis mean anything. the entire
border faces rs Rravcst priea "
bandit dcpreiaiinus. for II IA hard.
~ possible that villa will be- able
10 kup his afiny intact for any
considerable length OF time, even
II be- reduces Aqua prieia jiis
force ls roughly estimated af 10.
on. with many knawn sympafhix
ers scattered throughout Northern
MrSioo Rested n battle. these
men viii dispefss r0yr about m
small attachments. practice iFreg
nlaf warfare. make 4 speciality ~
yaTahondage aud pillage is The
United States At best Mexico Is
q loosely knit naii0n. speaking
numerous dialects, drawing lnspir
alton from .n.l.=n ancestry. a.
worst u ~ The best exhieple 81
anarchy That has been presented 10
he world since the French Rryu
hutton We think that the United
State. viii 10 well. now TIM Il hna
recognized Garrauxa. 10 extend
him active aid 90 munitions and
men This course would be ron
irary 10 international eihies bui
ln llHu with ibf sort uf morality
hot counts 10 vaiu in lives saved
md tranquility restor@i Mexico
j. getting 81 hc too old a song 10
rehrafse daily
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
PARAGRAPHINGs

,ou Say that I0ahlns owes cvery.
ihlnn Bot haa go Ypu' Wdiari lie
owes mueh metre Than boz has a. me
Boston Transcripts
Was ii Your cmvng fur drink thni
hrmNht Ynu hers aaN0d the stm
pathetic Visitor at ths Mi Great
scott iua am as, { fnut an afHpli 1a
o. mistake thlH plaF. iul saloon
Nunalu runnpf
Mnft as We win $40 eant csrn nh
cute Nh iuni know mnpn
rlihr rln nN lpaia, down rtuf ae,
nir do chats tmla,iie caufirf
iHntel
lpir iunnsun whn heivuNcd to thr
MNNi Choppers iniun ihal went nu
Nifiae lN YvtFe sl.n ntuaina ueal
m thD ntinslnlra "a thst afsanlsaUun.
lnd hls wife hnN pteu cusflnr ihr
hilHlluHa ever aiHcr Atchlsun Glnno
illniH un rNAWaun abound F,,N
maHaflnr wll ieN Nnu heN u VIA
wife AuShoaf aln alhdlv post vou
en th' rtiqueitr uf iaVs m4knr
What's on Nunf mnd 'lmt after q
iNHr 'nntfirs ht haa fu Hhifl fuinriefelN
ior hnaoif ksnshs cne Inuinal
lesihuoN WpH up a. rec Mar.
suefiio insi uishl and Whom she wasn't
ionkiug Kissed her stink ellid she
fyi auFrl iNsirunN So she Just
wfntNt in iuoh ai me che ucat vt tn,
eScniue Nlrfn
u traf ihat tuunE mar Co whom
save lvh YEA Npc stvro lAat week
.s crooked Nnu shonld nut mder
hN appearance ~ ann mdalnr d,
iisnppcswnco in This rsav Houston
.Ntt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
OLD FOLKS NEED
"CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
SALTS, cAtoMeL. Puts ACT ON
BOWELS LikE. PEppER ACTS
M NoSrRlLs
Enioy Ldei osNt Sias B,iiauI Sick.
Nssaaehy and Coo.
alipatoS

Ocs io,eert bbitie now
Mesi ~ peepk mus, si,c to ihe
bowels swine FefhiAf hein eht ih.,
sasfsf ifvin constipation The condition
h. perfectly natural a i iust az nat
afel A. y h tus pld peOple a. Nalk
Slowly fer akr is never - active as
Youth fhe muscles arr less elastic
Aud The heWels arc muscles.
81 an cd people need Cascarcts one
mlsh, er well refuse "a ald WEAK uNes
MIN ElAsses as a. ncEicOt isis e4ntie
sid io weak bopels. rae heevis must
NJ kept active. rhis &. lm,.aftAnt al al
axes 10, ac,cr - mach a. al siity.
AXE - nei ssgas for harsh physics
NeSJh may occashanail, nhip lhs hs~
~ S>so activity HUI a iash can't IL
nasa eNrso day What the ncsvrls ~
~ ga need Is semitic AND natural
tynlo' one that can ~ constaatly osst
wiihsn' harm. The onls such sonle n
cgseafvsN. and thcy cist oalv no eents
w e,'S AZ any dr,Ag store rhrs ~ufk
while Jon sleep AdNertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

me Ifaas fannffs afo aDina ihsif fuIl
fUfF anil 10 dsfaiicl ih atY frspscf
nisnse state fuch negligence specific
alif shall afro hs aiaf ~ hayt yoa
sinfr ehathrf she citizenship ~
ifruwnHuils are nkins ihe proper
aispa ans f nnf advise mo specifically
shat steps fteF should take shall
appreciate specific adYirf frsm y1n in
ieli buf You fan readily lnderstand
ihaf Fsnsri expressions and uasless
piatiHdes VIII not suffice 40 "a basis
~ nfncIHi action Advise ms ssrly
aui ufirn
tAisneal "iaa D Fsfsna4n Cos
iu reapouse go his asaa'ar ahsp-
paTd repilsd
Governor James O. Ferguson. Austin
. rrKfci ihut yaA seem iu have mis-
construed tnr asisi, ~ mi TELEGRAM
~ THE morning sent .i ln me beet
~ fffuHH anh sund mlfh aud slih a
irfiff aa fingen 90 hs ~ somo as
sifinnre iu thr Fptsnnf ~ my state
aHd io atse section ~ mas people iu
b flshifh crisis Amor aussaiis lu0b
lnF into aliuntIDn, NlN anaWrf your iu-
uairisH specifically
in answer go iIa mtsshse tho any
efnur repiicd
"fuur telegram ~ teaisfalF which
! muts deeply resent th4n did fhr
nfat n received Nm Rril hnau ihat
roc months tHs governor ~ ihs state.
Che citizens ef nruNnatllIr thc state
fFuFrfa pH1ce ofrcIH Hul ihr un
uonal srmy have trfH.oallf sfflgalsd
Wliu ihf Dutdef trouble hence your
mfsaaKr HltrmutinE tn trN mH whnt
fhf stale SHOULD 80 and inmnuafIna
ihai ths state. Through me- nHA dome
nuihins tp relieve thv BORDER situation
81 rlrrr 90 crude politics. which la
covered up HN deeply that t shnwf
inrunfh nn the other side - your real
fnutfs Since SOU have neen CO. To-
lnlett yourself iniu the Nsncan situs
ATTAIN. iei lhs people uf Texas not Tor
ssi Your political activity ln aernrinH
thc appointment ~ Officials Whe ser
sssHie unf worthy cliisona Nlth Mex
lean prfluri apd likewise fuur deNDt.
~ friendship 90 other Officials uu the
harder Who have not hslp"d CO. relieve
us from Mrxirap it.Hrhffs
lsiantd las O. refsua0H. uuy
Tho Aiuslinn alons thr hutdef 90 thr
brow nhNliie country ls unfortunate
enaunh We thlnk without the pulitl.
CLANS srehina ln mnhr capital out of it
Hnd palpHhN Senator sherusfd aeasht
to do thnt very thnR When hr nn.
nnuured that he wulld make per-
snnal investigation Hf the border sit-
uaiinn eud laser Nired the governor
$50 can hut sHmmrud 0nvsrnot Sea.
nuton Tor th, prumpintas with which
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
A pREoEpENT To 90 BY.

The Dallas Stale Fair has been
brought 20 d 4ueopsslul elose Us
profits ior ibr SESSION nrr put NJ
s3OOVo ID roauA Ngur,s Ia d
small wHy ihe Chill Coast EApusi
iiou rau be ma,ic 20 mocted ~ wen
10 South fesns IhUr Dallas
people have bulls ap their great
fair o0 n,rgp aud flilh, hicksl by
~ end - Intelligent work Whit
they haVo done. another group ST
fetau, can 30 Without teng lun
ambitious 10 first we chu add 90
uuf exposition ymr hY YEAR in
efeasr lis advertising budget. Of
ler MrEff prizes stimulate inter
eai and rivalry in a ihoHsaud ways
and Que Arr we prepared lo nr.
eepi ihr pen-lbiiis iu grasp
ihe mniu ehauae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
BASEBALL @GoNArrs Aet or


CHICAGO NoN g BASKETBALL msE-
mates trum mtny l.ague- ln ,np i'asi
amt VIII npard : siiecial train tomorrow
that viii take them 80 san Francisco.
whsTe the funflernth annual mestlpF
ot ii.e Natonsl Assnr iaiion ~ pFofeH
alnnia nsseiaii Leagues viii be held
next Tuesday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

s.jiow h.n.ath tbe cold skies. lurnt and mellow.
aad rad, sor rses sofafis bar away from ihf iiHs
and ~. IL and raf. "A aad mash j. up hasi %. pa' 'e
~, spices aarrouud e.st and then b. thfee tree
ssi tn hast ny eppsttes lalkg 4Hd dlh ~ tan
b. most yiahds iotk roeky iarbideing Ampf from
o. fttefs turn sith sigh DO roffsf hiie's aad
ianre piei ihs fBj snd a- fadish tempt u
mofe, thsy mako fssl ssddi.b NJ agughnuia -f.
I'm tf,d II she pisdlo' o. si't Of ~ dss. 81 thinss
that lasts roeu Of Iarsnps aud p.as Ties give laisH
anmsf thfy wary hf eyes. bnt LOUDLY canof lr pump
kiny r.si Ihs pies golden as ..a.oni ,r, n
from formulas aien hy houseaitss nupil,d ilf s. on
~ rfiss -Dh. noftaa dDnt .limr as bat rnd thpte
A.s ns i-.nf wefr 10 Lns fnnl. an.f,.a n nsoar anf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
BLANCHE WALSH

Blanche Walsh is dcad A. an
emotional actress She ranked high.
How we'll w. remember her ~
Cleopatra 10 MeDuwelh Antony.
y't lissofue nud beautiful, with
such eyes mud voice deep throat
~, musical iikr Tie unaisfiea III
a relic Hers was uOt the art that
excludes aud repreaa,s. bui that OF
tragedy and All travely's work
shop love, hate. cunning, jealousy.
revenge Shc was MOI grrai in tht
sense that Julia Marlowo Is great,
hacking iho Rifi TO scnle rho pufer
hrRhis thr Nastrr gamut u man b
ambitions bat she had Der place
beneath ihc sun aud SIN be-
missed sadly missed More than
many another equally talented
roirvss. SHE offered acceptable n
irrprpiHlions % The MASSES
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

Emperor William Is having Il lot
al trouble with ~ WRIST. Easi and
Balkan fronts hta so gnr hr has
escaped ssirmitla~ with fhe
straight fruuis.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

Austfu American headhac
MeAdoo discovers country 81
prosperous condition, n Mr.
Air should discover. could ,liSco,
es our immrslialr, personal portion
81 i 70 By u that happy prrliea.
nstisi, hewould 20 down ia history
WIN Christopher Columbus. H..
aeed, specializing upon the phs2i
cal obstacles in each instance ~
l'ave no doubt that his discover,
NeuId outraak thal OF Columbus.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

a dugnn rifles hHte bren dis
covered near Brownsville hidden
in grave Mercil an illusipilon
al vnnsV aud cliret
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03


'''iN' s'nin'' relieving l @
"'hal hNa'i ifNn sliihe dui' $3.50 sc.
''"iliiah "l"iF ih4n tnN rlH,f n.
NN'hh i"t ritl"trdnras We dt a.f
N'fN lr' ni srhomvf iHr trirusH en
f'A'i We nrfd in mNkr effective sh,
v'N",i"a ''oh ~N'ch ~" now mte rhy
,N," 'N 'va' raidieff rs" h1's "a
w fM N''''r lb lh.nr t H
i''i'lAilleiA's "fiier i''Nt i' iwrH .Hhur
"'.i"''s
wv lahhf mas AZ woii tcc tHH
.Ne -aNH,'N fAns Der national de
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

naby nrslss has landed in New
Nork with $50 TRUNKS Consider
lng Naby coslmmir preferences.
TINS leupt sp many pn ihr stage.
She ns0all3 appears ~ trunks nr
slight notifications.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

llaiy sa9s that lsngmud ought
io sa,r Serbia This ~ equivalent
60 asking The rgil,man enjoying
d eluse shave 81 ST ~ without
WARNING tho harlsr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

NolhIng cschpes Although Il
~ pfrirct We hcur this weather
talked about.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

lnVailA itom subscriber l.
Serbia sprIl with a v ora u after
The L AZ the pn@out tnue. d Is
spc't either way after the tier
maw t'sd halgas hast iinlsh "a
u viii probably be- spcli ncia or
way.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

villa adnils that II 60 has 10
undertake lhe ~, a viii he som4
What difficult So hck thc United
States on ton Of CarrAnaa, but
thlnks himspil equal 10 the task
What Villa Moky in hcal ne makes
up ia fanwlr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

Strategic peiuls undergo swift
change When the French cap
tund fahaw llin. 4 few week !
aNo, 4 WAS point 81 command
in9 impOrianee WHEN they last
4 siat hsieec yesterday, il was 81
l'lile CONSEQUENCE. considering
~ craftsmanship % she Champagne
AAlient.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

Morris Sheppard * iar too nice
. maui 10 play poliiics M only
went to hroWus,illr lo help that
Town = energetic citizenship mend
some Of rs honlef icnces Mar.
RS what a msn Tar tarninr
psychological fllp- "a public What
q crystal pure pairioti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

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