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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
Jim Oeut(dlanO's Jla6fO(ge in Der 6emi-
(dlRn Jn0uCrle!

Gbenfo ne In England Bot man aud In 5ronfretd ben IebbaHan
gNunfh, fih bon Der lleberlegenbet Der femiiten Snoufue DeltdlanDs
fui 8I MAIDEN. Gas Sonrnal bat oesbab ben Garher QrofeTor Der Gle.
mic qrof 5lereHf I'M Gat9 geragt umb Bot BON ibm ier berubigeHOe
aone ~ fir bic 3utrmft gebort. Gas SournaI legt es 6urauf an, os
bcnfhe 4niinorbenaQouopol sr breden. Sdper mrb 0us, me os
aonrnnI mdnt nbt iein gOen~, 70 hGbt IS 6o. die 9eebr8dbl Der groBen
deniiden Grftn0ungen fn0 fran56hiAen lriprraas.. gertboat, @ou.
WnFars 9benoro, Gbebreul, 9erbeot uO bIe auoere nod fmo 6ronso.
lem gie fonrte es trotoem geiheben. fragt Dos 9lnt enp0rt 0B cine
Snonlfrie, Die uns geborte, Ier bic @ren8e gtg. Die 4nhport, bic Ds
SournaI feIbt gHt, 1T kar einfnhl Die 3rau8oin boben ebeu ben Grin.
Oeraetlf, bs @ene. ibnen geingen bic eroben sdlage. bic ben Rubn Der.
bnrQen. Ge Geutiten boben MIR bic Mebooe. bic oortnadiqfdt un0
.1neIeu aud bic @eDiHenlofgtet. 60 ertdrt Oas SOurnoI Die ui6t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
Neui0fcitcn Gus SOwa

.i6en 8erbnnoes mobnten geitern Ell.
ner Gabarett. 8oritellung i'm San.
0elsflub bel.
Der @eiebentmnrf 0es Senators
Sal, Der iopobl bonn Sendt ais
9ous beretts nngenommen lit. Iiegt
lett Dem @oubcrleur S1r llnter5ei6
uuna Dor. 9ieies @eieb tpiro bic
Observation-Disclosures in Staoten
.uno 8orfern be6eutenO erlei1tern.
Boone. aus 8aibington traf
bier bic Nohriht etn, 0aB 9rdit0eut
.8ilion gum bteiigen 9oitmeiiter
Sobn 2. 9erron ernannt bat.
6reiton. 9unOesri6ter Martin 8
8aoe aus Soma leate geitern bier
ben 4ntseio ab uno trat alsoam
.iofort iein Amt an,
aonoolpb. Cine 9~erlammlltnq
.0es gIterli. nno 2ebrer-8 ereins fin.
bet 6reitag Iadmittag I'M SGul
bauie itott.
Denton. Sdmmtlide bieiigen Sir.
6engemeinoen baden iid gu elmer
3nnen.g 2ii ions. . ereinigung 0uIom.
mengeihloiien.
Mapleton. gorgeitern fano bier
Die 9eiietuna Der felt 40 Synhren in
uniercm 9e5trf auidiiigen Grau
0iatbiloe Mc9ider itatt.
y 5OluO geniionen.
Nus MoIhington fonnat Die l2e[.
bung, oab foIgenoen 3omoern gen.
ftonen bepiaigt itno: emma Moore,
4es Wotnes, Sl2; Qrobetla 90.
Seal Charlottesville, $t2; Mar.
gnret 8un0er. Gilbert, $l2; 2Dbia
8aines, Qes Moines, $t2; aImira
0lipbont, Qes Mloi~es, $t2, MorD
q. 8ulDer, 8iaiiea, $f2; Sorab 9.
8elS, anorDiae, $t2.
aIs @oitmeiiter In Soma ipurocn
ferner monument: So9n G. D2cgea.
mara Gaitnna; 8ation y. Chap.
man, Gorrectionbiae; George Il.
I&ugbes, Council Bluffs; Chris Saii.
ner, Gonnefion; Sne5 g. Sonion,
easmortI, Samlel Mannel, 6apet.
te; Niaiom 9ealD. SotuarOen; Der.
ton 5. s. adlep. MarbIe Rod; @il.
liam ". Sultan, Werria; Brilliant
Y. Durham Wailo, unO Sames 9.
Wtinensu Waorabia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

3n bsrfaufen enc Garm bon $50
glder nit gutem 9nus iuio anoe.
rem 8ebGuoem ale in gutem 3u.
itan6e, aleS e~irae81unt uno gut Elm.
geridtet. 9te 5orm sren5t an bic
5taot NIT 3nei Scdfdulen elmer
fotboliIhen unO elmer 5reiIdute.
geaberes unter II. 100, Omaha Fri.
bune. A.-15.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

Galt gebenoe oeutIHe 8aItmirtb.
mirtbi6oft oerbunoen NIT Fam.
bale uno aisipamt, ca. Is MeiIen
BON omaha. inter giinltigeu 9e.
6inaungen 81 ocrfaufen. Selbit.
aeflettanten moqeu hire aoreiie
n~ie0erIegen inter Gbtffre 6 200
in Der oGmaba Gribiine". t. I.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
6md6a GidtecTeb anaenummen.

ElncoIn, q. Widr8. IN 0ritter
Qeilng nabm geitern Dos Sous bic
8orIage an bic Der 8aiieroiitrifts.
bebor6e IN Omaha 6ns Redt gibt.
in oteier Sta0t Elm eiqenes ft1oti.
ifes Gleftri8itatsiperf einSuri6ten.
6iir bic anuabme itimmten 81 a6.
geor0nete, 0aQeaen IA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

3u b%ertnufen 3nuges. cut cinac
fabrenes @eipann. @Fptdt $500
Qiub aciuHb aut traaea0 uao iein
TN arbeit: 8crtduier bat feinen @e.
.braudl mebr aafiir. Briuatbaus
.2i2l 1o0ae CIR. M-23.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

~ |tfffnuiFH @lH cute iiiiaf VT
bgiiepietta mh y auto tlieN
.lmasHb. Hlirr 8 }88ff aepldl
.uou 1860 bit 400 Winuo pfu lier
Hruut mtil mir uuitru aanssn Der.
roib On Wiefoen 10 Wagea unA Is
tulHau0iaen Goprtlaeihirrm ont
aebcu uoam ales ant an 5arm.
Bncfen BuitdRhlaer Nariei wer0en
quite Hr6iaatmam aetuahrt @eorae
boemolcl. 8orntann Der Eontrae.
tors so, 2503 VI. 6arnom N2a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
Or. e. 5tanOs, Gentider 5ransn.
art nnb Eperat1r.

Wlplne mebr als 20.i6brige or.
fabrung Bat bepieien, ooB pieIe
6rnuenIeiOen obne Operation gebeiIt
neroen fonner, ipeun reht5eitia unS
riftig b%ebau0elt. 622 a. GtroBe
@aiiatuietts @eb) GiOns Gitp ia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

.9aft Sure aiiTeH uno Rotrosen
a~ufarbeiten 0iirh bic oItbeD1brte
.Sirma Gmaba 9iaOu &c., 1907
Ctr. Eel. Douglas 2467.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

0esfS, TESTS, 9esfs, 9esfs, Tests
s. 6. aec6, 1907 5nrnam Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

Weprafte Sebnmme.
Grou n. S5tgetoarp, 25t2 go. II.
Gtrdbe. 9nIer 1925. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

@eIn6t- @d09en um aode gu ma.
den; nilIien anopfI0her MAIDEN
tCnnen. 2uttig & Drobos, BIO
Barb 9l0g., II. trn6 Douglas ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

0as prsismarbisfte GHem BEL geter
Stump. 9eutide Slide. 1908
Dodge StroBe 3. Stod. MabIaei.
ten % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
Qenhdlr ann6en nerLanat.

AtHlTEDt NtHHUtH
gailelihe gcihdftigung an ieOem
Samstag. @ah5ufrngen: artbnr
Gte6Ier, 205 .. 80. 6. a., IL. uno
Sarnep StrnBeg Samltag morgens
smiihen 9 uno ~ llbr. $3.50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
5n psrfaufsn @cfparm. @ciuidf

3u perfaufen = @eipofm @etuiht
1850 Qhlno. eins ioblenb; @e
ipann. 5000 8fmo idmeg ems
fo6leno 6-S Sabre cit @ebnnmg
1929 Dodge. W.-23.
acines gano biQip 5l berfauieL 200
9lder, IA Wleilen bon gpina.
g1a6r., feline @erbeiierlmgen. ober
nugae5eiductes 2ano, beites 9iliig
LAMB. llugeid6r 40 lder in 9itteni
Sen. Gieies 9ano lit m%inoapas
$50 ocn glder mertb. ih peroe Is
ober iar $50 oen @der oertouien.
neil Der Better alt lit mo iid 8lt.
rild5ieben min. Soiepb Glider,
Gniua, Rebr. Q.-15.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

@illarb Gbbp, gateute. 1880 Sim
NotionaI Gont @eb1noe. 3eIe.
pbon Gnler 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

gerlanst-gine ti6tiee SaiisbdIte.
rim int mittleren alter. Otto
@impel, 1928 iiioI. II. Ctr. Waon
Iprehe aiuiiaen IL un0 3 lbr Ra6.
mittaq8 Dor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
TYPOS INVITE OLD
TIME EDITORS HERE
len a. T NsrrimaN ~ Estendiro the
Cerput Christ irNitAtie~

That tho Texas Editorial Association
ehfrh prs hrcn in1trf m EI T Meg-
uman e. meet ln this citN in Nosrm
her via tc prorrrN entertained vas
unhlls assured when the infrus thfssu
r,poEupmaai ynuu. at ns raealar
nirtting SUNDAY afierursn adopted o.
rosaiuunn inFfins the aclatlon ta
cemr tn this glt, aua FaNe asm5anccs
inat thef ern, n hue o. Nurh on the
fntrrta inmrnt committee
Tho lucai pnrrs has already extend
ei sml1t inNtntiun snd announced
ihht entertainment would tt provided
WIN inr two trsnchcs M the news.
uancr nuainass woiAinF lN conjunction.
ihe visit of tho editors ~ ,ssrs asn
should hc mads pleasant
The, ifr ihe edtons uf grsrs aro
fof nn msn Wha hns noi hcrn in thc
nf srossluH fut twenty fvr nf mors
hcars 81 admitted to membership uut
waHN uf ihrm are active newspaper
mrn nud puhhshtrr tnaa, Annnr
ihrsc nftrr att Ctmnoi Holland 90
Uailas who ir nur ~ thr live wiro.
BOB thla Association a. well as ia thi
<nHn11ruuunor1nonuu1Ln1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
JULY FOURTH COMMITTEE
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON
cornmttss VIII cu,iins plsn ger PEI
msnsni oraanHasion ~ suiy
Fourth Association

fho committee uHmrd srNtiai Nroilr
$500 nf mass nirriina nf Oulsrnn fuf
tl, rupnas ot formui4finn 70 rer
nlanfnf p'hn fHf organization ~ an at
r'rlarnn fhai viii have airrUf charer ~
tbo annual luh lnurh rnirhraflans
w3u meet thlH afternoon Ht op n'oincil
bon thr ronns uf iNo Commercial club
AZ lhIr mseUnr ihe committee Will
sd"pi Fenef-i uan Poe the felthra
tun ~ iHif Hrd vfn niao dls0nss ar
uHnlshfiun p'aaf fur fho association ali
tn hf reported en- maaa mpriinr fhaf
niii BE- called hs ~ - nnn ths rhau
man 80 fho committee
Mr iiul rrluesfH ihc ATTENDANCE ~
nhrh committeeman elsie afi.faann fhs
prfraunel of ihf committee being
~ " lfuli chairman NaYar naf
miller y o. Marun g. n rarria ri
mun Welt lor Nis Z. " rnnA D.
o. i.och'r Fdvia Flhio Gilbert So
Hloin John " STAY ton. Iatn nafls. A
g. Moihooi and u u Edwards.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
LANDING THE FORT
WORTH EXCURSION
ACNE man FEAT
TWO HUNDRED AND FtrrN FoRr
NcRrA aOcsrERs 70 SPEND
rNREE DAVIS AERt
Nappsnsd 20 seSore trr Fer. W9Fth
frippsrt Lssrred


rhe amosnt VI s,e,d that san 81 ac
cousNsnrd t,tf tlN 10 Ass ~ist
WAS well esempunca YESTERDAY mrfn
ine wsrn the irut rsason 1hs v,fpu.
CHRISTI haprepfi 81 D. feiccissi a. ana
destination eit, iof feft woith fy.ssi
ets on lheif annual uip Was iosened
zach ,raf tae Aruny Ncrs rnsinrt
ieaFag 81 fctt Worth has tsso cln
duttinN an annHai sNsalsian Co Vai-
Nsston fnem sef io ttH of thc mtmissrt
making the trip whloh d maaf or a
sreetai trafn - lssnmaa eafs snd ss.
pomganitl b, hfa.s i~Nd "a IA plesvf
White Nhief faulsr va ta ton
Worth last week. agtcudiur the annual
meeting NJ 500 ruas ftin,s cAl.f
Association hv harurd M abe annual
trips ana after a conference With o.
uccfr and fierftars NJ thr t.ttsur sy
furtd thelr sErcrmrrt o. mat, y,,fpu.
christi tho destination &c the ifipi.efa
either than OalNcstnn
Accerdnslg ths sc,srsi huuayca
memhsfe ~ the i.eafue ~Nl i,a,s rorl
Worth au ihg sptoIai itaiH hsf te,ru.
rmisll eifbof Ausust 10 of eo the eN
COS date tu he announeci this Weet
Tho mcmhcfs of the pafN via pptnl
three daAs in vorpus Chfi-fi
Uetuns 500 North TEXANS Be- cstafs
ion 90 Corpus CHRISTI ava sieudin,
three DAYS hrre is Nsmc stunt 90
even ~ i've rHllen al Naud FsNiri
to run yri snft i- sAf ifus steN 81
hoN torpus CHRISTI anasA thc Fei'
Worth huuch
Arrangements piil hc msdf in SHOW
ihr iuri vufih pistuu white lisy
are hrre that the, are emonF trends
end that their thaHsins ~ ihf usi
weston trip to CORPUS Chrsii ls apprr
tI1fsI nt iaruaa fhflh3lanr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03

l.o.t corpus chtsil ifnnorf on
Advertisement
v - .. $3.50 - 80 ~
Am rfs ernenfs
psNp ppsv
vs~pp spssp ws


THE GARDEN or Llts'
The mmoue ria} that mnOf ts ro.
lclr, nr tuh lN hf ths Universal Com
pnny haa trcn Abe talk ~ moiion nic-
turo followers Same Govt in 'rho Gar
DON 90 iiss" comes Go thr Amuru Thea
fre neat sunday afternoon and uiHht
m, HiaA le thc rrs ~ % srfirs nf
nruadwns mis made into movie atnf
cs that hst Boon hoohti fpf iur inoHI
uia, hnuar w MansFrf Eiunft Others
nn tnr DEED include Tho Eaf ~ iie
tucHrr Mauc Ceh.n u "tudy forgnl
l,rhcrt uorWorth be- "rhe Scarlet Sin
and mHrY others
$3.50 enhancing eriprInr ANA fnfre-
fm dramatic uotfliv "Thr G8rirn ~
fAoa" ls from thc pen 90 enc lament
Cd IustuH Mnns Fnrman ehu iasi hir
nio boz tur rnkiuR ~ Tee l.nsinnia ard
Foo Dor appearance in thls pini the hrii.
unnt and beautiful dramatis arr Jane
Cow mahes hrf nrsi bow ns soresn
Fcrformer
TodnYa attractions 49, iho Amuru
include Charlcf FhtpNn boz hia ntosi
rsaanst release "Cauuh, Boa cshnr-
o. lnd Marie Waltamp Hnd WriunN
lnu riH1tcr Boa The ruii ~ fho sea-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
CUFfEY WELL NUMBER
ONE REPORTED CLEAR
Auiesnins isfe-rassier Frsrn tNs fieid
Tells ~ ne RemeVsi ~ the
BressH shafsins

Rrppfts fforn White lsani state tsst
tne Gufie, Comp4ns hes snocee.iss IA
rtfna, ing an " the brnksn sls .inch
saAftine from its We'll Nufnlss ,snc
ana lhai onN small ion9ih 81 f,uf
inch rife ariken eff ir ths hs.ir. PRIV
Ncnts IA fcs,uninr y driine opssa
Nnrs
TIRE crew nhift ls Ueftlns en tft
vel expect to nrinoyr this oietrp..
unn v4ihln 500 uvSt aas of two and
ihcn dceiare THAI ihsy VII aiaft
'siraisht down
The NeN hss now been 5rlIlel Ga a
dcpth ~ alse frct rts connan, "a.
pests ie ro lnto the tls rss l-si,es AL
ahnut sso n,ct snd q is tcltts.i ihat
~ ihis triih of "a little below Interest
lng t,feiopments win take place
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
CARRINCTON TO ADDRESS
CEr-TOCETHER MEETING
S.~s,s'Ars ssn Artenls cha-e., .,
~e'''nsrss 10 ss nsrs gsr wsan...
eas Night Nsesns

som n Carfirxten. Sr.rst,., ID. az.
-. Antonio Chamtsr 81 t's,nr,.-e.
w o. thf principal snstkt.r Ia ~.
-,.''''tethet nettint 90 tae Comm.
'tru 'pmmerciei Cub 90 h. hsid a..
..'rf,VN uEhi si tho carsaH isr.Ir.
Ns@deinF cn Water street.
ne ohicci % thc meeting Is 4, .,..,,,
''"ser aequaintancs betpccn thc -.
W. "enaccfs of me tiat sna th.
q elHni in he agiiNe .ln other word,
We s'nrfei pphic d be- not 4, H.
,'sihfss mcciins lmaet gaf.i,,,
''-',r s. % rfcside and has ei,,n hi.
Nota that tasro shan not b, bus.
niuE
Nefis ~ Invitation were tfst.rf..
mailed % everybody Boz tht ca, unss.
..Aine ~ nn thc Clubs mailing 49,
fAii4ie in receive ibis intltafiaa h.U
''e'' aofs not fuean tnai 4nY e.rsan.
't,sencf 10 aoi lesirri as ihe ueicom,
ain hc general
Musif O., tar SYMPHONY Dflh..i..
'na Nlner entertainment fsasnrc. ana
'Nifts hmrnis ere Promised B., ihe com
nt'rf ia ehar1e
--m--
Hn OUT Look, Pioneer on
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr and Mrn gus Frye fsHisrias
mofniug returned from Galveston
where They spcni o. week
Ailca CLARK nf TACOMA Washington.
la boz 6c citY g.. months Wait Nlth
BOO grandparents AT aud Mrr N s..
Harrison.
Aira a. H savage ana daughter Mise
LAURA lrf Yesterday faf Comfort
whore thoy viii remain fof o month Or
longer
Ni-r Eln HeynUH icnvfa tndny fnr
Eureka Spfnhn All ~hefe Hhe viii
frmnln fof a month 90 vacation tup
Pioneer DN 30 mhf D. nRH.
fAnrrffiafmrnf
AiiaH Ella Hesnnn leaves today for
EurehH springs Arkansas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
CONSTIPATION cuRCp oVuR
NIGHT

A smail aurr oi isu iho-l.,N ts nirhg
ana 5000 pniaa fnll ffre rsT, nnwri
movement in ihc mufninp $50 eflnlnF
naf fo- f'e. lns Ia iAHinNhfliU iMss
NppieN without thf etnp lto 90 l.ns
.atfrIts thr 0anas af pnustlraglaH hq
.t......... tt.. ,..f ,nat.'siee tt,. fs,,,.
uf nir lNir le NHtufea Hnttsfufie if
Nr hnw'lH Win prulrr Ruouni ~
Hio 3ieeaiinn in hoWf~ % peSfrrt ~
aH un frrnFniina $50 Constipation
rnnt hp slek nfrtuus irritable ett
bottle ~ W. Co.,. Lax from inur nfug
slft rnN anA rure snuf EuuaiuHii0r
ufrfnirht Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03

The Rolstovn schoei Board is now
r,a8t to receive bids on Csc nioiine
va Finishing two rooms and ono hnii
specifications can hc bad 20 the FIRST
state Flank. Romionn Tcssf inds o.
be- III naf later fhin AuruH Tfh lt
700 no. H o. kFfLAM sccrctart.
lohsfuwn School Board
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
KINCSVILLE NEWS BUDGET


snaT iferhia Special
kiiNnNNii.i.E Aff0 & in the nlf
friri Court here saturday uiaiu,i
Judge Hopkins discovered that rae ~
Doe lurlrs vhich had ifirf sud convict
20 NeNicau for horse stealing. had
arrived ia their verdict by maion'Y
vote and that mo punishment Two
years Imprisonment had hrsn sFeessrd
hy fhr same method
Tho sheriff was 0rdffa1 b. sa,ainoa
iiis iufnff a. appeaf before ihr court.
ard when they admitted the truth -
ttf Information f.a rsy..g. unf pofi
promptly 80 nrids The Nesiesn WaH
remanaed ~ SAIL a. await ihe Beai
term ~ court
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03

Wo afo now read, for bids Tor
Treasurer of thr Robstnwn School
rmul 1885 and 1915 ulds 90 hc iu hy
Aurus slst 3D. b. kEiIAM Score
Hr,. Eohsinwo school Board
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-03
City News ::
/: /: : q: in Bret

iaes Payne yesierday dissosed 81 Nj,
iHH interest 1 the fHrn4fr Faritrf
H"Hh go iiruu a ilom and Wlh h.s
ittAi' leaNef ioda1 fuf Nunbtm CIN
Nhtrp Dee uIN mako h.s ham. hatInn
'ufthafed ihf principal harntf sNop n
hat cans
Rev CHM o. Lonevis,s. dson o. the
tr"otih lr1euc Encampmeut ftarhed
-pwutt hst mehi 500 wNl rcmaln
throughout ihc rncampmrnt Et-f
irtaa wlii srna larso afireaiIuu 90
Lcaruvfr CO. fht assembly hls nsaf
ihin We have eCnt n ans Previous
ttai Ee' lunH nat nieht toid thr
Caller
The street railway company ystter
"i completed Gee huiidiut nf an ndd
''n1l switch SEC inc EpWruh -rDrIus
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number nf care ln operation over that
Nar Wln be Increased aud Gee rAfn
service maintained fhrnHEhon ih- Cp.
worth enctmument We arr rniua tu
slvt use Epvuuh i.carutf rh, tDst
rnr service thls sctr ihaf haa over boon
SVEN superintendent iirnalpf yestrr
Gay told 90, caiior
Miss Ella Barnes for ssstsen years a
teacher Boz ihc puhlr schuUls 81 CORPUS
hn-t 1880 lHsi nIlhf rr rifrfrd ts n
ncmhcf of fhr feathInf corps fef thc
rnsuing scholastic year thr selection
hcins made at thc rcaular monthly
mcetng Of the trusitts Thr iruestsrs
usrusscd 80 considerable lcnEth the
proposal io Increase ut" numbcr uf
Gears SCHOOLING t0 twelve hut tooh no
ictinu F rasn hsa twelve Ncats Of
choohns aud other cltlcs ~ Texas
'lctrn lnsludina Corpus Chust Tho
longer term d. favored h1 sHme school
authorities.
President Sessions Of the Texas Ep.
worth Tongue yesterday announced
that hcrnnInr tudHF Admission Cards
Which cam oe srCmed f0r thu entire
season nt 81 viii ho Required at ihs
Epvortn eruuna- raie stafrne today
This y,af nee cards ~ admission cun-
Ast ~ aluminium pilates Thofr f8f
Too mdlrs ara attached tu pns of OBJ,
same meta!
The City Council m recess tcsticn
scrtrri1N afternoon accepted tn, hid
{ ihr Corpus Christi National iihuh u.
iiy depository ir thr ensuing scar
Last Friday thc Bank offered she On,
four per cent Interest fnf daiif balm
ts and offered 90 loan the CITY fund.
e. ihs Same Interest rate Tho hlf
was the only ono presented.
Mineral Wells, i,self summer 70
.nfg nf considerable Importance ir
Texas is represented in CerIpf rhrist
hy % good sized colony ~ summer iouf
St. a part, " Mineral Wells resi-.
tents composed ~ Mr. aud Mira T.
Moore and daughter Margaret Mr.
ava Mrs Trait Mf and Sire " p
cameron ana Mr. and Mrs Oscar inFi
cached the city yesterday and have
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New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Native eggs 33c dog. Russell Bros. .advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
WILSON OPPOSED TO
 AN EXTRA SESSION
President Tells Missouri Delegation He Is Making Effort to Avoid
 Calling It.

Washington, Feb. S.--President Will son told callers today he was making efforts to avoid an extra session of congress.
 To Representative Borland and a Missouri delegation, who asked him to speak in Kansas City on his contcm- plated trip to san Francisco in March. the president said he wanted to pre- vent the necessity for calling an eX- tra session, but had not finally de- termncd on his course.
 Senator Williams told the presi- dent he favored an extra session if the shipping bill were defeated through q tlibuster, but some other senators opposed an extra session for any purpose.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
HEAD STUFFED FROM
 CATARRH OR A COLD Says Cream Applied in Nostrils Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant relief-no waiting. Your clogged nostrils open right up: the air passages of your head clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawk Ing, snufling, blowing, headache, dry ness. No struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh disap- pears.
 Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream in your nostrils. It pen etrates through every air passage of the head, Soothes the intlamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly.
 It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
INMATES MIGHT HAVE
 BEEN BURIED ALIVE
fcn0W- odgcIS at German Odi f...
 lOWs' Home Tell Coroner.

Yonkers, N. Y., Feb. S.-To the story that eight inmates of the Ger man Odd Fellows Home here had been put to death because they were aged, feeble and required much at tention, was added today the sugses- tion that two other inmates might have been buried alive while still un- der the influence of an anaesthetic
 Coroner Dunn began toe y an in- vestigation of this suggestion. There was little tangible for him to work on except reports founded in fears of the present inmates with whom he held long talk yesterday. The New Y ork undertak kerS who took charge of the bodies were to be questioned as to what steps they had taken to make sure that life was extinct before burial.
 Another Inquiry Started. of Bronx county, started an investiga tion of the death of three of the in mates in the home before the home was moved to NonkerS from Union port In Bronx county, and which were mentioned by Fred Mors. the former nurse, as having been caused by him. The five other deaths occurred in Westchester county.
 1t was believed that at least two of
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
PULL..AR & NIVE;N
Advertised Letters.

! The following Is a list of letters re- Britain, Conn, post office, February S., 1915: MT, Matulariz. Mir. Lof1s Salvatrice. pr. J. H. Mallory, MT. Ralph Smith. MT. Herman Hanson. MT. James Barry. MT. Asadow B. Aharsonian. Mr. Adam F'rehert. MT. Hild Freedman. Mir. Wm. Stevens. MT. Charles Ofdenkamp CD. Mr. Joseph Riniy. MT. Seratino Orino. MT. Louis But1. MT. I. H. Corbn. MT. Stanlslaw Jurvowski. MT, J, M Darlington. Mrs. Jos. Morgan. MT. R. Muzzati. MT. Frank C. Cole. Mrs Thomas O'Neil. Mrs. Mananna Priozzi. Mrs. Bessie Miller. Mrs James Crowley Mrs Ben Pritchard. Miss Sadie Hayes. Miss Goldie Damon. Miss Bessie Mitchell. Miss Nina Callun. Miss Hattie J. Newbauer. Miss Frances Brighenth. Ask for advertised letters and mention date of list.
 IRA F. HICKS.
 Postmasrer
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
HISTORIC MONASTERY
 DAMAGED BY QUAKE
Priceless CCdcX Library Badly DamaSed-St Benedict Founded
 Order There in 520 \. D.

Naples, Via. Rome, Feb. 8, 10:1O a. mt was learned today that the historic monastry of Monte Oassino, near this city, where St. Benedict in 52a A. D.. founded the religious order hearing his name was badly damaged by the recent earthquake. The l- brary is almost at the point of collapse. In Emperor Williams hall, so-called from the visit paid by the emperor to the monastery in 1904, there is a large Assure about 200 feet lcng. The right wing of the building is alr1 1pst detached from the main structure. This wing stands at the edge of an abyss into which it would be precipitated, owing to it's weakened position, should there be a recurrence of the CarthquaIe
 Alarm is felt for the safety of his toric art treasures in the monastery. In the library is q priceless codex. The threatened right wing contains many objects associated with the carly Christian era and with the middle ages.
 The government has sent engineers to Monte Casino to undertake the re- storation of the monastery. Modern building maorials will be used for the first time to strengthen the ancient structure.
 The monastery is used as an ecclo- siastical training college, which now has 300 students News of the damage to the monastery has been suppressed hitherto to avoid spreading. alarm among. the relatives of these students.