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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
CHAS. HUGHES URGES
A REUNITED PAnII
IN TELEGRAM TO GOVERNOR.
JOHNSON SAYS 1T MUST DRAW
SENTIMENT OF NATION.
says PrOgIcssiNcs Are Coming To Re
publicans: Will Work
Together Now.

bRlDGEHAMPTON. N Y. July s.
Charles h. Hughes today sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Governor Johnson
at the California state conference of
Progressives, held at San Frncisco.
The national aims to which we
are devoted are so vitality important
that | earnestly hope there may be
more strong and effective co-opera-
ton which will isure their achieve
ment. | desire reunited party as
the essential agency of national prog
res, party drawing to itself the
liberal sentiment of "A quickened ma
ton
Il warmly appreciate the many as
surances of support that are constant
ly coming to me from Progrossives.
We are not divided in our ideals. Let
us work together to attain them"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
DISREGARD STORY
OF BORDER BATTLE
No Crcdcnce Given Report That II
Mcxicans Were Killed by
Three Americans.

Ell PASO, July 8. - A sheriffs
posse which left El Paso today to
investigate reports that IA Mexicans
had been killed in a battle with three
Americans near Anapra, n. NJ, re-
turned tonight without having OBJ
tanned any verification Of the rumor
Felipe Lucero, sheriff OF Dona Ana
county, New Mexico, in which Anapra
is located. said over the telephone
that he had heard nothing Of the
reported engagement, while a tend
ency to discredit the story was mani
Tested generally here tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
Is INJURED IN
TROLLEY WRECK
Crowded Conveyance Crashes Into
Work Car at IOungstOwn:
Panic Follows.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. July s.
Fifteen persons were injured some
seriously, when a crowded ,nterurban
passenger car crashed into work car
here tonight. Most of the injuries
were received during panic that fol
lowed the collision. Mrs George
Jones of Pittsburgh may die. Re-
sponsibility for the wreck has not been
fixed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
RFpUBLyCANs START CAMPAIGN
Ball Is Set Rolling i'm Washington
County; VIII Form Organizations.


BARTLESVULE, July S.-Wash-
ton county Republicans have started
the ball a rolling in the 1916 cam
paign At a mass meeting held here
the other day, steps were taken to
form a county organization as well as
similar organizations in every pre-
cinct in the county.
Resolutions were passed ENDORSING
Colonel Roosevelt for the splendid
stand he has taken in supporting the
Republican candidate for president
and also for the coming back of the
Progressives in support OF the party
Resolutions were also passed con-
demning the present state Democratic
administration. national administra-
ton and also clustering resolutions
were passed condemning Campbell
Russell for his gross production taN
measure as well as section 12-A.
Washington county will give the Re.
publicans a majority of $50 this year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
Must Make Stand.

LONDON, July GO:32 p. ma
Hague dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph company quotes Macmillan
Harden. the noted German editor, as
writing in Die Zukunft:
"Our enemies are ready. SO are
we. Therefore, after the exhibition
of their strength just given they
might without humiliation make ul
accounts and look for straight line
toward peace. But we Germans must
not believe that they will do it. Ev
erywhere in Germany We hear that
France being exhausted, prefers hui
initiation to another winter campaign
and whatever happens will surrender
before the winter. This is just as
true as the talk about Germany
drumming blind and lame men into
the army while we still have at home
at least thirty army corps and siA
hundred thousand recruits every
wear"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
Position Critical.

LONDON, July 8.-(9:40 p. mD-
The Frankfurter Zeitung in an edi-
torial review OF the situation, accord
ing to an Amsterdam dispatch, says:
I'VE all know that our position is
critical and we depend more than
ever on the superiority of our leader
ship. What is important now is the
proper utilization of our forces which
calls for weighty consideration.
THE immense responsibility de-
volving upon our staff in the west is
terrible, but our fortress is firm"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
Alton to Play Fairland.

ACTON, Okla. July S.-The Alton
baseball team will play the team from
Fairland here tomorrow at Crowell
park. This is the second game this
season between the two teams and in
the first game the Fairland team won
by the close score of to 2. The Alton
team is now anxious to make up for
their previous defeat by the Fairland
team and have some additional new
material to help them out on th-
game tomorrow that they did not hav-
when they played earlier in the sea-
son
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
OFFICERS BESTED
IN PITCHED FIGHT
Woolley and Assistants Dis
armed by Bootleggers.
Get Booze.

XXJINCHESTERS and six-shooters
w Of large caliber barked out yes
terday morning at IL O'Clock when
Sheriff James Woolley, Under-sheriff
Carl Lewis, Sheriff ]. II Powell OF
Sedan, KAN, and Wilburn Woolley.
son of the Tulsa county sheriff, met a
party of bootlegYers and engaged in
a battle in which many shots were eX-
changed The duel was in favor of
the bootleggers, who made Sheriff
Woolley and Under sheriff Lewis give
up their shooting irons. The sheriffs
force captured car load OF liquor
driven by the gunner shortly after
wards about three miles from the
scene of the fight and valued at
$1,000. The bootleggers escaped.
Give Chase.
The sheriff's force was driving to-
wards Turley on other business when
an auto whizzed by bound in the op-
posite direction. WOolley suspected
1t was a booze car and Immediately
turned about and gave chase. After
tearing over the road at high speed
for some distance the officers drew
their guns and the car stopped.
During the chase Sheriff Powells
hat blew off and while WOolley and
Lewis waited to guard the machine
they had overtaken Wilburn WoOley
and Powell started back TO locate the
lost hat and discovered another auto
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIFTEEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
Enlist from RingIing.

RINGLlNG, Okla, July 8.-Among
young men of southern Oklahoma who
recently have enlisted in the national
guard are Jack Smith, Frank Buch-
anan and 10y Roberts of Valiant
who are with the Antlers company.
Burrel and Melvin Stone of Valiant
enlisted in the regular army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
Men Wanted for Daylight
Loot at Red Fork.
Make Denials.
IN TULSA JAIL NOW
Both Have Kinsmcn Alleged
Yeggs. One Arrested
While Visiting Jail.
Q l.. sCHUNEMAN Of this city.

G l.. SCHUNEMAN Of this city, a
Os brother of John Schuneman.
who, with Jack Letterman, robbed
the Bank of Red Fork about three
months ago. and Jerome Maxfield of
Turley. whose stepfdther. together
with Henry Starr and other bandits,
held up and robbed two banks at
Stroud about year ago, are held in
the Tulsa county jail. suspected of be-
ing the two men who held up the
Peru state bank at Peru, Kan. early
in May and escaped in broad daylight
with s3,742.
Unaware that officers had been
looking for him, Schuneman visited
his brother John, who is awaiting
trial for his part in the robbery o,
the Bank Of Red Fork in the county
Jail, Friday morning and was at
once placed in cell Maxfield was
located at his mothers home at Tur-
ley ard placed in Jail on the evening
Of the Same day.
Identify Men.
Sheriff J. H. Powell accompanied
by the two cashiers who were in tho
bank at the time it wa stuck up, ar
y
positively Identified Schuncman as
one Of the robbers, but were not so
certain about Maxfield, who is a
youth Of IS years. ReQuisition papers
will be prepared at once for Schune-
man and probably for MaXficld and
they will be taken back to Nhautau-
qua county. Kansas. where they will
he formally charged with the crime,
it is said.
"a. .fvff II 4
credit for the capture Of both men
and is working hard on the case.
Lewis visited Dewey on July 4.
where he heard that the money taken
from the Peru state bank had been
divided at a point in Usage county.
With this tip he went to work in earn
est and succeeded in catching the men
he wanted.
The robbery of the bank proved one
Of the NOSE daring ever staged in
this part Of the country. The two rob
bers entered the bank and trained
guns on the employees and Scooped up
all Of the cash from the counters and
then went through the vault. They
took with them ZOO in gold. $500
in silver and $4,000 in currency ana
escaped.
Denies Guilt
Schuneman has been making HIS
home at the Holmes rooms for some
time. He IS a young man, probably
not more than 80 years old. He EN-
phatically denies having any knowl-
edge of the robbery to the officers
but refused to talk with a reporter
for The World when seen in the
county Jail yesterday. Maxfield alst
processes his innocence.
Undersheriff Lewis declares that he
has already completed a strong case
against the men now held and that
several surprises may be eXpecteo
when they are placed on trial
John Schuneman. brother of tns
man suspected of the Peru bank rob
berry. and who with Jack Letterman
held up and robbed the Bank of Red
Fork. has admitted his part in the
holdup in a signed confession. Sher-
if James Woolley captured both men
within few hours after the bank had
been looted in daylight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
Organize Live Stock Today.

NperlAI 70 ne WOfIu.
RINGLING, Okla, July S.-N. 7.
McAlester, Frisco farm demOnstrator.
announces the organization of a Bet
ter Live Stock association in McCur-
tain county. A. II. Latimer of Idabel
Is president and A. II. Il. Robb Of
Millerton. secretay. The association
has 25 members
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
British NictOriOuS

LONDON, July 9.-02:29 a. m)-
Ihe British infantry, after a fierce
poihpardment, stormed line of
uenches and gained footing in the
Bois de Trones, according to the Brit
lsh official statement issued late last
night An appreciable advance was
also made in the neighborhood of
Ovllers.
The fighting today has been prin-
cIpaiiy on our extreme right flank,
Where further important successes
were gained by our troops
East of Bernafy wood after a
fierce preliminary bonbardment. we
stormed a line of trenches and gained
iodgment In strongly defended wood
known as the Bo.s de Trones. There
we captured one hundred and fifty
prisoners and several machine guns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
Massacred in Lower Sonora;
Those Not Shot Were
Burned.
UNREST IS APPARENT
Several Thousand Troops
Have Been Holding
Back Wild Indians.

NOGALES, Ariz., July S.-From
Y two to three hundred Carranza
soldiers and camp followers were
massacred by Broncho Yaquis early
this week in lower Sonora, according
to stories told today by arrivals from
that part of Mexico Those of the
de facto detachment not killed by
gunfire, it is said, were burned at the
stake.
While the reports place the num-
Der of dead at three hundred, con-
servative estimates made on the
known disposal of troops near the
scene of the massacre put the loss
at two hundred.
Causes Unrest.
News of the disaster to the Car
rama force has caused extreme un-
rest among the several thousand
Yaquis and Mayos now at Empalme.
While 1t is known that large num-
bers of Yaquis have joined the de
facto army there has been general
disbelief that the entire Indian ma
ton, including the Broncho or wild
Yaquis, have made peace with the
Mexicans For that reason the re-
ports of the revolving and ensuing
slaughter generally are credited.
General Estrada has had several
thousand troops in the Yaqui valley
holding back the Yaquis and it is
believed the opportunity for the re-
ported massacre came about when
Estrada moved his main command
north to Hermosillo and Magdalena
in the course Of mobilization
maneuvers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
THE WEATHER.

TT LISA. July THE temperature;
Maximum %, minimum o. north
winds and clear.
OKLAHOMA Saturday and sun.
day partly cloudy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-09
PROSPERITY TALK

The Tulsa baseball club led all cities
In the Western association for re
ceipts At the Fourth Of July games.
The Producer McAlester double bill
pulled purse Of Ss3l - while Okla
homa City took in S722 SO.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
Grandma NEVER LET
HER HAIR GET GRAY
KEPT HER LOCKS DARK. THICK,
Glossy. WITH SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR

When ynu dafkeu your hair with
FaHo rfa and FuiphuF no ore can toil.
h"cHuse lfH done sn naturally au even
iF PREPARING this migfurc though. 80
home o. nuHsy and troublesome For
80 ceuin you ran hnY nf AMY drus store
enc rrHis -fo-tae tonic called "WiftHs
ffee ma sulphur Compound You
luai dHmptn H sponge nr sutt brush
wlth lt Bnd dfuW fbis through your
htir Hh'nE Gro small sfunI nf iline.
hF morning au Efay hlir disappears.
and after another application OF two.
yugr mlr becomes beautifully dark
euee rinaay aud iusunani YOU VIII
sisu discover dpndfuff Us some and hair
has stopped failing
Dfaf faded hair though no Disgrace
iH nisn ~ ola nne and aH we au 1e.
sire Is fuuthfui ANA attractive appear
arcr got huay a. once Win WYoiHs
fhge aud Aniphnr aud hook YosrH
GUNNER Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK!
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS MY WAY
osT sTsar1p N SsS CON

llVon No your sipestsh liver Feel
fire and cheerful mako YOUR WORK a
pleasure, bee visoreus ana fail 81 anibl.
ton Hut take no nsstf danEercnF
ctiomrl hecausc q fnates SOU sirk and
Nou NAV lose : dl,ys wurf
Calemel Is iocrcnrs ~ quicksilver
whlea causes necrosis ~ the bones
Caiomel crashes latO sauf Bile ike ds'-
nanitr breaking Il M That's when
vou feel thas awful uausea ana cramp-
tnE.
re nicest acaslost itrcr aus bowel
rleansies sen ever experienced inst
take spoonful "a harmless noisonS
DSlsog's Liver Tone under ms person
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
PARAGRAPHiNGS

rThls le.s Toy ael ms utiio eirl eot
fHr rWieluNs Shc iiktH ic SERVE
make believe ten ana make believe
sandwiches a heumlnsa fancy "ror
tectlY I've asen ruWn up affairs
whore they $50 lt' loalsvilie Courier
luuruel
sulnaa arlvatc Yacht torpcdoea bv
a rgfnch aubmarne. hat ne can siafr
Il Tow wiyta ana ghndfCn II any Wrrv
On hosfd WAn street iuumai
when proposed a. aisuChe shc
asked me ~ was now recruit
what ala SHE mcpn =" sire wanted
,o know q ! haa ever participated lit
an rnaasvuenl before N0ston Tran
script
A lawyer h iryinr io have nn an
nirht waiter restrained frow kcspns
him awake VITA cries az liAm Rnd or
Draw ouci unt MS grievance "a pet
N compared with chat " thousands
ktpt awake hethu-e they have eaten
the stuff tht wAitet hrneF Vow NurN
rvcuing sum
Teacher What Is watch Wuuc
A eoluficss fluid THAI tafus hitck whe't
YOU wash Npur hands lanthey.
labor is discovered % he the Hrlna
conuuerer cnflrhlns and hunans up
nations mare snNiN thsn tho prosidcat
hsttseE William Elirrs Chanums
Recfuitins Nturer Nyyr served "a
term Cor Imprisonment Applicant
No sir, but ! DOM mind aoin' q shof,
scntence V yot think Il NECESSARY
sydney Bulletin
Charles HaWtfrc. the actor has be
come bankrupt with assets 20 $50. and
liabilities ~ SiOeoao \ man WHO ean
res kiuo0no In dglt en- a capital uf So
must ho a eenius l<pgbcstef Herald
--s@
Mrs ctamercs Nou rcallN must sirn
the peace petition we're srtttng up
Airs Park tbiuh its Fast lovely my
aeaN ana Ia slen d a. seon as ins huss
hand gets rid os his Nar stocks rack
Automobile caps agu often Wvrn hA
Young men who conldRy has : uiu-
about n they were scllinH for stg per
d0yeA indianapolis Star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Fhu husrd nf TRUSTEES of Common
schnol District $3.50 3 Nuecra County,
rtsaa VIII acrcpi bids Tor buntlne "a
uriok schoui uuiidinr n what So known
as tho tondnn district np to neiock
b ms SATURDAY February ie iaiR
AN bids must be accompanied hv a
certified chryk Tor Q per cent so tho
smwpi o9 hid A hond win hc fcqur.
ch ni 90 rrr cent of tbe contract priec
Tho eeftifNt rhvrk VIII ne rnlufned ia
an unsuccessful bidders and tn thr
auccpsHiui hiader whom hr enters into
contract and deposits satisfactory bond
with ihe tuari of trustees
rlana may De- eaen tt ibt orifoc 81
the archiirrt i1s Ch3muai So Cer-
rug christi roXbs
TNc hoRfi reserves ihr rlrht o. rc-
io,F aHy ana 40 bids.
Hof city uNtE Architect
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
TcNas Press


The nation which contruss the pll
supply purssescs one II me great rac-
tors upnn which oaaan horne commerce
NH depend, ana shout which naval
lsrlsics wsl turn
The puanc has not feaiised tht steps
already taken hA HE gscat naval p@w
ers Is prrpan FOR The shit 20 Oh IA q
fAel tpr their natfirsltiisS All thu hat.
lleshlpn &c ghe American navy built
N lllc Inst elehi yeira use oll Tor farl.
eisht usc q ~ a8Slllafy % cnal four
iiae a exclusively The Greaauourhta
oklahoma and Nevada use On eNclus-
itelyi and forts some ~ uur deatrOyor.
built % bailding. AsA on fuel only
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

The OrlnHe indHHffy while aH Set
$50 itH infancy in lhis rseuHu is one
destined to heeHme fnt leading source
81 revenue in % few yeasH Tho eyl
donctH are tn be- Hfrn nn overs h1hd
fcr in whatever direction sou lfay4l
from kirhFyiilr 5000 500 Young iresH
piluled ANA helms cared fuf rhe Ham
n"T nlnh Waited fHrnnrtilit Saturday
md was rntinrd Boo Hrtinf numhrl
~ osense tfrtH in almost eNrrg urch
ard. one man ~ MerryYHie. in haze
heneht 1000 trrfH from ieo Gllchrlst
of This riaor sehiNh be- win plnui near
Bon Weir Ms liaicheil of tho Kirby.
vile nursery sRfe Doc hna many uew
prospective buyers in ihia section rhr
mhitef VI gf0WinH nfanroa here H uo
'nnHef nn experiment. uid fniHTf "a
demonstrated fact pnd tho farmer who
ncNlcsta 60 Plant oranNra ln hia orchard
b. mAklun "a his mlHiahe kifhyVlfie
banner.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

You cannot uHe RnNihlng better fnr
Your chlldN cough and cold tnnn nr,
Fiuk'H NV tsiaoeN@fr n N prepared
frip lino Tar missed with nopnne and
spulhlnR haiAsmH. " doea npi yontaia
myihinr harmful nnd ia sllgntly ayo-
live inat cnpnrh 90 esrci INC poisnnH
from the syHirm pr kinra Now piE
cUYefY iu RniiHcpiie kills Tho rold
eerma Aisea Gao i'hletm le1nena thr
coueh aud aooihea enc lrritniino.
ruu't pnt Ell treatment cipehs and
Colds often iesd to serious lune
ifenhloe ID 81 aisn sooa Cor fdnus and
tho agea 0rt bottle tosaay Ni
nrnarlata Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

People must be amused II they
arc not real damnahlv sinful them.
selves. they insist ON hcing per.
millevi to ENJOY vivid picture Of
the sins Of others Thcg d0to 81.
the recital Of yillaiuous conduct
fisque situations, aud love ie lh!nl,
Of the devil prodding others.
People are ftmieSs whom leBst
Christian. They "A rather hear e
reputation dragged IN the nlrc
than sully their eyes with the in.
nocent vision " goddess DOM ia
Marble They forget that Il is the
evil oye that eemprebcnds most
that Is eviL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

We mfrIodly issue an apology
IA Joe J TAYLOR estate Press.
Dallas News ln speaking OF com
paratiye pnlchriin,r, we cNclaim
ed, "lle's hardly better hooking
than we are y This shonld have
appeared, "llcs not much helter
looking than wc are We hope
that our apology will apf@asc Mr.
Taylor hecausc wt know Raw care.
f,a hc Is Of his reputation FOR good
features.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

Htomge fnclniios afe yeine Droporiion.
hfely Increased OHlne siatitns arc ~.
DlpcinH coallnf stations So 1919.
steps were taken for ihe ccnesruotloa
~ fuel 0ll TANKS ne Pearl Hatbof Ha-
wall Melville. Hhnde Island. Norfoik.
virginia. Charleston. South Caf0llna.
and Key West, Florida. Five tanks arr
under construction ~ Guantanamo.
cubo. The combiYel capacity % ~
shrNs - s.sso.0g0 paiiuua 0ur present
Vii-burnlnF fleet would require $4,000
tons ~ faei Oh "a keep u a. active
service for q single month
iist more significant = tho recent,
announced Intention N thr British "a
mlmltY that 30 British warshlps 20 be-
mutt from now ~ WI uss 90 fof fuel
exclusively This action d 0nc which
viii almost certainly BE- followed bs
other naval powers
Having taken MT, ~ these facts the
North American Review Submits the
continent Tine government ~ the
United States. win aannfedly not BE-
slUw 90 eec TIE Importance ~ the 81
supplies ln the neiFnhofinr reaabirs
AZ an lnnmuce beifing uIion iis 0Wn
fofelFu policy our interests in this
natirf hase thus taf been hfnnrht into
contrast only with llia-e ~ sge other
power boz The general policy which
va may adopt viii havs g mueh wider
application. So far no supply FOR
our own government needs ls con
ccrned. no question Va ept "a fisf bat
the degree 30 which other nations nfty
Fet 49, fnef0 control ~ DaffiheHn oii
fon0urcca mny hn. Tot a. matter ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
os ssLL's PINE TAs HONEY

tnf suur Coid ior uHf cnuah f.r
Yuur faserish thfaat nrar aHd head.
lHc nr hrlls Slime rHf 3iNn,t U0uN
snaiha thc irritation iInc Tar D4u
tnr phioFm thus relieving Dan.cailon
rho rsr slsu acts AH snu HenUU
as Is rsuli general r.Nef follows
NreathHHs hcOemes oasIer nnI further
inflammation o. arrested lnHlaf on lff
nslis mae. rpr.ilune1 lt an IdtM
Ueefwont lrlre $500 Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

"Afe tan sarv You thoruFniy uudct.
stand thu question 500 Attempted te
attldefa
NO nenlird senator sorghum tuf
fHnct eSfresrst myself in ftrrns
sufdclant'f otscurh o. prevent ans
nriy eiso ftom tAking cnoagh ricr-
Nst to can me down Wssh.nrtan
lfaF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

According "a an expert Of the u.
s Census burpAu lOOO,oO0 bales
OF American coiton have hcen tom
Ycrled into explosives. We cal
believe II, man Z When the price
struck Z cents here few months
ago we had not less than 1900 Noo
firstolass explosives Within ~
miles Of tho sisy lntits
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

President Wilson says that no
man can aay whether the United
States viii be drawn into This
world war We emit he uupatr
otic enough 20 dispute The Pros
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