davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28
Lumber

twlil ksep constantly On mans a
l.sonAFatawu wharf fDii sappiF G
HpAnps, Hc&Nrtd6ss. WEATHER.
noAhpiAfl. Fi.ttuRfN8. fAL1Nt1a
DRESSED BOARDS, atiIKaI.kas, A.
al eFdafs for ilnm A.af. ilo0sH. sash
l.aths, Lime, ana Hair promptly y
tended 10
gw-Gash pun dssixSFs ~ yass.
luR. '. NAL.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14


Within a few days ID. b. Branam.
convicted of'the murder of Miss Rosa
NJ. Eubanks, win begin TO serve a
life sentence at the state penitentiary
begin 10 pay that "uttermost far
thing of which the scriptures warn
us. says the Macon News.
OF the fact that Branam was drunk
when he fired the fatai shot. law takes
no eognizanee and rightly. Presum-
ably, Branam knew when he began
TO drink what the consequences might
be. what price he wight be called
upon 10 pay Tor the privilege OF intox-
ication. And while one cannot but ox-
perience feeling of sympathy for
hins when he awoke 60 a realization
OF his crime, IL is stil none the less
a fact that his present predicamcnt
is no more than he or any other man
who drinks TO excess may reasonably
expect. Consequently, as he goes to
begin his lifelong service. he cannot
justly charge anyone other than him,
self with portion of the blame for
his hopeless plight.
Viewing him as he goes, though
watching him In the minds eye as
he drags out cheerless existence at
the states penal institution. one can.
not but wonder II he does not feel
that he has paid fearful price for the
personal Liberty" about which all
friends of the liquor traffic pirate so
much. Too. one finds oneself won
derng IL IL were possible for Branam
10 undo the work of that faterul Night
aad begin over again. would he not
be found among those clamoring most
loudly Tor complete. absolute, even
nationwide prohibiiioag
Nor is the long punishment he is tc
bear the oaly price he paid for the
, drink. What OF his friends distress,
OF his family's anguish. OF his victims
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14
Must We Thrash Mexico?

In spite OF the efforts of the admin
iseation to preserve peAce and good
will between the United States and
Mexico. 1t looks as though the Mex
lean authorities were determined 10
provoke clash. The preposteroas de-
mands for the withdrawal OF Ameri-
can troops from Mexican soil in the
face Of the de facto governments in
competence. repeatedly demonstrated,
to preserve order and safeguard the
border from bandits forays can have
no other result If persisted in. than
the abandonment by the United States
government of any further attempts
at cancellation and cooperation. and
the serving of plain notice, backed up
by force of arms, that such outrages
are to cease. even though the Carran-
"a soldiery must be included with the
bandits in our list of enemies.
Had the CaIranza government de-
voted quarter as much energy to
the pursuit of villa and other ban.
dts as it has to the effort to secure
the withdrawal of American troops,
villa would never have escaped. ban
dit bands would have been exterminat-
cd or dispersed and the situation be.
fore this would have boon ripe for
the recall of our military iorces. But
no real effort seems to have been
made to catch villa or dispense other
bandit bands. aud the proposition
that we should reward such indifIer-
ence and open hostility by withdraw.
ing our forces and leaving tho frontier
open to future raids is too ridiculous
Tor consideration.
Mextcans make no secret of their
hatred for us despite the patience
we have exhibited under provocation
and the antiring and unselfish efforts
OF the present administration to serve
the best interests OF the whole Mex.
lean people by the restoration OF or.
der and constitutional government
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14
A Lesson In Manners.

II the kaiser was the actual author
OF Germany's verbose and offensive
diplomatic note, as has been reported,
the imperial. ears must Jingle when
the imperial eyes read the happy
response OF President Wilson. The
presidents brief and pointed reply
IS a model In substance, in tone and in
temper. II is a cutting rebuke to
The coarse and trucHient tone OF the
German note which, while meeting the
actual demands Of the United States,
implied impossible conditions as a
guarantee OF permanence. The pres
ident ignores the arrogance of Ber-
lin and gives the kaiser a lesson in
good manners.
The presidents message to Ger
many is suage, polite and dignined,
yet 1t tells the German government
plainly that it is none of its business
what we may do or say to other bel
ligerents. Responsibility in such
matters is single, not joint; absolute
not relative" In this courteous but
striking and emphatic phrase the Ber-
lin foreign Office is informed that the
United States cannot for moment
entertain the proposal which Germany
tied like a milestone as a condition
to letting its new orders to submarine
commanders stand. Berlin is left I'M
der no misconception as TO our inter
probation of the German compliance
with our demand. The terms of the
compliance are repeatedly quoted
and emphatic reputation is given the
notion that respect by German naval
authorities for the rights of citizens
OF the United States should in any
way, or in the slightest degree, be
made contingent upon the conduct OF
ny other government affecting the
gifts of neutrals and non-compat-
ts."
The presidents brief communica-
n Is a masterpiece. Germany tried
SHIFT the responsibility for the fu-
E relationship OF the two countries
n the United States. The presi-
has thwarted this effort and has
the responsibility where it was
where 1t belongs-with Germany.
Wilson note makes clear the rea.
i nable and moderate terms upon
lich peace and friendship can be
intained. No further discussion is
pessary. The future rests on Ger
nys acts, not on words.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14

vannah with modern Venus de Milo
who is claimed to be an almost per
feet reincarnation of the original who
posed for the ancient Greek classic
in the Louvre. Her name is
- and her measurements
actually bear out the claims of her
admirers" It may be true, but there
are lots of US fellows. who are from
Missouri
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14

Mr.. Justice Hughes is said to have
once referred 10 T. Il. as Dutch
Reformed dinosaur." T. Il. returned
the compliment by calling Mr.. Hughes
. Baptist hypocrite And Mr.. Mann
hes called the president a "bluenosed
Presbyterian. Thus are the issues
Of tho campaign Joined.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14

relatives desOlation? Must not these,
TOO. be reckoned? Are they not a part
OF that inexorable "ufterpost far
thing" that he mest pay for his drink
and its cOnsequsneesg
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14

Won Papen Is TO be decorated with
the order of the Red Eagle. lie Was
decorated with the claws of the Amer
lean Eagle over here and IL he had
stayed much longer he might have
been decorated with the Order of the
Black rye by some patriotic. but
Jealous citizen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14

Berlin says the commander of the
vboat which sunk the Sussex. was
punished: Paris says 10 Was promot.
ed. But. OF course. there is diner.
enre between the French and Ger.
man languages and punished" in Ger.
man may raeaa promoter 10 French.
Anyway. we can pay our coin and
take our choice.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14

where chaos and anarchy have exist
ed for years. There is a limit to for
beaTsnce. II looks as though we had
reached it in Mexico. Possibly il is
true that the only way to make Mex
leans respect Americans is to soundIy
thrash them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14

kyor ana chief OF police of
ksilie and the sheriff OF Thomas
have exchanged letters in
N assurances of zeal and coopera.
b in the enforcement OF the prohi-
sition law In that community are Civ.
en.--Times Enterprise. That settles 1t.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-14

An Atlanta correspondent comes
forward with this: Atlanta, Ga,
May 12.-How comes the city of Sa-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-16
Honest Shoe Values

" hon You OUN OUT SHOVS YOU BVV
trade marked goods-which means
an article that the maker of has
brought to such a standard Of per-
lection that he IS proud to put his
name and mark on his product
thereby giving you his guarantee
along with ours that you are get
ting the very best article that can
be had for the amount Of money
you invest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-16

mandates parallel invoked to achieve pnr
half and still greater evidence throughout
the
Afternoon Plan here early picking
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
SPOKANE PEOPLE TO
VOTE 0NPREPAREDNESS
UNIQUE PLAN nGctoJe OK 70 As
CERTAIN SGNftAtNr ri
0ARO,N0 MILITARY TRAIN
ING.

Htslis ANE wash. Asa = iic~ ~
BE-, 81 20 ~p,Aant ana trihuitfN tctfi.
ion tll aa tNe datstirH "a aniNefstl
intil,sn liAlniNa Nli o. attrfuirva ~
Is lsilU siafNi ans wf.k eN thr
slssks.nssp. N,,ivv. a. eonunriien
with ioatinf nuaipese ufn Nni ,ptn
NfsttuIers. tanptinf fias.e ht,s tets
4.rfnsi az i a.sff Uf 1ee aiowu esrtvfF
fur srr is.s,,.sit4,se Df gtn pntiv nna
.,rrt tfhHt is ftnt Hiadt if nfinf "ei
representative tutr ihs result ~ ih'
tatins wiu Bee communicated tt she Net
setlatitn fof National rtNffr NJ wH'tf
n4ucat the ioilot b. es4Ae taAcn
stnimsnt " sreAane tastn.es nssa
Is sifunrit M atHf "a nNA.fsai nih
ian tfalnHs Oai Nils b shy fiff' nt
l.sNll Sd rtFleiff Il representative N"it
uf paH.Is 20 ban rias~oH in stssoNrni
ouiuninr thg pitn tuc sis'h rtnHn Pc
,leu esks rht uifiucas tntn - she
giiA tnlnk Nke t4t fpoAt map iet
,ltu thAt ii 81 mrhlN tmresian hfH.
Aanr vspsfas ltsvlf ou this aucslion on'l
rNpfgas }rfu iu surh nuiunsre as N
ulrnta tlnFfsta aa ,u chs nneustt"n
a. uNl IS iNIs community
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09

the tremendous adtAntaso ~ estihn
iuE hriafr she hundreds % thousands
81 tHf ,iftorr sfr srndinF in ihtif
rvQaraia tof npaec gals srsf unuspali,
rariN ana Mf iipttg siatps that the
displsAs unac thif war vill b. 81 a.,
muet ambitious nature
Many ~ the isrFe retail ttatrs %
tNAas VIII conduct Individual fashion
displays ~ ihs Faif and SOME % the
moai artistic Cfealens ~ thc war are
expected So Ne shown Ia tho eammsi
ciai sNhihiia dlyisiou thcFe eiH nae
wise b. shown hiK ana interesting dis
plays ~ modern furniture stoves
pianos and an lhs other ranscnichors
Oomfeus and luauflos Vt our pfcstn,
day rislliaAilan.
Those acs'fing ~ eshlbit IN fhis A
Vision afr requested g. Aneounes their
rntrcs AZ an cafl5 aatc. a. tho avail
able npsse b. limited and thc Nail
management desires a. know in ~
tanse iuFt shat afihnfs nenis ain D.
nefs--sfs t0 afosi3s suitably faf al
rshihif1ra Inquiries should b. sh
dressed tn NJ ~ n staitnn Ne,us
taiy State Pair y resAs Dallas
Tefaa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
The Cotton Market


Cotton yesterday continued ts ap
wari msht m mou Hupuo sitr HHn
n,r 10 auftmnr tnsu go au, tmr
since ihr present big uuhn movement
seq fn srefa hhtnntlnE ~ puinia az
Liverpool. 90 at New Yurk ani .s at
Sew ORLEANS ,oid Galveston iutara
also advanced in - sensational man
uef. ihr gains runninE ffUW is 500 .a
poiHis opnins and tlosiur queaiieus
ufrt
ilNsTnH. ticfnhrf November Coco
stfh,. 3anuag trnwaI, tttuttt,
spots 1e points mehrf niiduuf he'0
sairs 5000 tsirs
Nrw Yuth utteh.r it.nHlt1sc
p,eomhor iftiHif.fe Hlmta active
und rituue mddlu. lt fnD au aH
taure of la HHnh un nalrH
New Hti.Hnr NcfHnrf i4I9ulA
December ftapnIff1 sunta HteadY
as up middluf lasts. Hies ESQ haiDH
Galveston rpate STRONG middlinE
llspr. ~ points hiehrr Hslta as
halra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
WARNING BY Won TlRPITz
aANs GERMANS Auat 1tcunt A
poStfioa SUPERIOR 70 THAI
o. ANGLO AMERICANS.

LONDON. Aug rae No dne
tsais correspondent ai fhfnv quotes
ff,.n iruti written u coo ii,fi'a
ntNa psisf nip i'Va hi iurmu Mafinv
Nluleut umnd Admtai Nun iiuhlN
aH fuiine
NaN aiI country FmHr in"fr ,isAt
ls iht nri shsi unlnauisn ran-
bot hala us own ana dcNriur ualesH
uu sfsugr nf nWaus Hf thiH was . So
nItlou supffInf tV iiat ui thN A1fiN+
American. We ahail Heuro inia toai
Uua IS vs. nut tbt rHniiah dpminate
in ilandste
rhs iaih Matte Rotterdam cor
p, iundDni teisfispls Sea ths suunce
t.un
AHialrsl Nsn TuiiEF falmins'in''
a..la.f ghH AHNiu. Americans ~ ~.
,iruih iniNnded HH j. Wenfi igf hia
tait,aana a. open en aiiath un Neirf
fra Count hNNsntiNn NthfN q in' seat
of e,ttuuu in Nhieh hr raNe
Van girpiltt mfaetfa riiu'R 81
thc matt muuanl io vain stssf wh'
ihlnA uafmRnf ,an maintain "a Hiinne
paaiilau in tht tasf pud anuitWaH'
white ntmaininG nstF tenant over
aas with ihe AnNln.HasNn uscs ~
landlords
rh, 9runsn 0mWn iaitt new az,
in hs niur mufl fsfU nH aiHiDeent'
in nnt form uf auuthfi. nti npif iHH
iand hat tho phuis Anslg aatoi
uuili
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINl(
===-= "CIEAR!NG House, FOR


i''h SALE lots aui t.ns,m t..s.,
.'isp ? lofs uiihin So le.t ~ hours M
,.N,n within s DAYS viii seil for ttbl
Addrrss caller ufrIco. Nas att 80
i'h SALE Section % land ir ia
--ius o'unif $500 pof AGRA or would
fAAg ios hUme iH Cufpus thr..ti Il
equal value iiex fg Cltv sss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09

&c Per Word
------------- -
the first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER Using

open flat rate per inch. per column
vide. 1tc.
Same sundays.
staudlng display Advertisements
Opcn rate per inch per month. tS.O0.
Reading Notices
Uurr reading matter each insertion.
pfr Huc. eos.
Locals per line, each insertion. isc.
Contracts fur large amounts ~ al.
vertislug space Cn application ~ this
sfficc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS
AT STATE FAIR or INTEREST

Louis ifptttr
dlfVciaf IN tharse
% me stale Pair
II rvAss i,ci0ri
meut 81 Somnscf
cal eAhfhttk
states that the
spare allotted 81
biz altlaioa 10 b.
las rapidly thkvu
No and that al
lndirAticps paint
% the laqeesl
NEST intcresilrx
sad most Naluahls
dlspiaSA IA thii
rriioa that have
ever been shown
az thv state f'a,f
inc comn~Via.
interests ~ ths
Sf4fY aWakN A..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
Miscellaneous

SpNELA CpnsETs Not rold Do
stores Mrs Florence D.. HcnhN cor
tor. agf luuDhrr street corpus
Christi. Texas Ffh
THIS is iust 90 Cell 500 that w D.
ben Carpenter shop ia ono Peoples si
sto
MONEY TO LOAN.
have a.e0N no tp l1an nn first W'Ti
rscc on farm land, eau Phone ais
cDHi,Us CHRISTI TYrEwhiTEk
EXCHANGE R'pairiur. rentals sup
pile- Agents for Royal Typewriter
r. 10 Boa Ga. Phone si23. 90 starr
.t,,., NJ
PUBLIC srEHooRAPHER
MISS IfNh ~ ltAs Wil r'N inf Hofh
IL desired Phone isi, Pavilion i"t'i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
AGENTS

irH fuI VAST to make $500 go 500
r. mnihH Man ulth aHtu preferred
81. Thornton and WmtntN l ii''r
Au'. Livery. enc Chuparral OF hen,
lfi et5
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
WANTED TO LEASE.

WANTED Tu LEASE Pasture ia0'
IS r plenty 81 water ana srass c'i'
narr 600 acres ur Co 1.see. AdHrers
N IHA ga ClF. go
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
on lEAsG wANrGn.

MANiln ill emo ras lAeta un
huda htiiur ssmt prospect f0m lfd
arrcf uQ nin $3.50 foT rams au Adf
quair tmount ~ rtltN PAID and
NuN- ASSi'sSAlu fgcrb ~ ne,,l.
Urinr Company VhicH rfHuasta tn
dfil wells uithia iht np,f "a nl0nth.
ihr Drfi locations aa selected N flU
onnran ccnlnFrt wlI feutr en-
hfHt Q ucns hut nn usifrf whcrs fhg
wrIH arr htnftt AnI $3.50 l.r interest
% ln ALL af hem Co.. fh, rAt,nt of
Your .i"h te N'rRn upHfc 90.
operative hHslneHa ufarnaIUnn. dn
tnu whuf tH sei in Nd8rtef ii o. o.
sa5 400 Kei tianr aulilur rlurnureh
rt.
N o. ~ ussilesr tn asa that ,our
inndH murt rUa.esa iittI praarerts in
erd.f io nr taArn iuio aHr pf.eet
-,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
For Sale

uR SALE Sow Iud,rpood pIt-
vrtlr Numhcf cheap can Nr
Hamilton Phone .s 800
ron Qtuck SALE 500 shsats dam
sged foidine arm, cots at Jess than
hrif price Just thr thlnr fHr camp
pine aud ouidoor siecrnF The
s. hwarz Co. 1890 riser Phone ioa
300
rDg SALE ono low wheeled wsren
. cunu,ators ana middle brcahess
p.l Hiuchrr street 80
TOn SALE at iruntG p,eou iuft
BOUGHT two carioHdH ~ furniture
shliu from Dallas nafeains tha'
have never hsgn offered in Corpus hr
fore Prices Co sHit au Joe irer hrda.
81 i0H Brrrrrrs 81 un eo fininr tables
me ftcrnrc ro,kcfs 81 and ur fpod
.ak din.ne chairs tpr hflnd nrn
umcd nah uuir ntirs 81 to ts lrsH
fbpn tairmlc 3 und t.puarirb eoidrn
al Ilhrr mhles ons half pfHe iH
cUi .rinm good as new 81 tu 90 10 Mf
huy. rent and rNrmuer Nnu credit ga
rnod ,Bthcl'a Second liani Furniture
store. sos Mesquite si
Iun aNt.E Coufcoilonef, ana rml
sDud doing enad hus'uDe wrl io.
Gated. Address Caller pi2. pos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
.S76,0OO,OOO ANNUAL
VALUE 0f AMERICAN
FISHERIES PRODUCT
~ No orNgR COUNTRY AAs rtsE
lNpNsfaN RtACNEo sNCa
hVSt PROPORTIONS
POSSIBILITIES ARE GREAT


,slgt,sq.... 80,
NNH t'.'
~. $500. ''''''.H
~, '''t
...... ......'. w t" Ni.f.
~, ' t"N
''' 'Nil
"''''N if' "'"
we ''"N''t 'N iNt
N
'"'.'N'. -'''h g. iI
~" "'fae
'''
cav" \" f'NfN"N
t'.''.'l' 'n" i' H'f'
''' iN'i''s ''' "'H
W. NiN'nH
NNiN FHiIHFt "Ht
" N'' 'N lia'h ft "nh
''er if W iN 5000
N"' N''tN'f ZEE tN iml
lNa',iff Nslnf 'fHti'r''Hs
i' l'lHl nhNHAi NAi
sN'iir. at ihf iHt 'ni una0
'f-4' 'N'''a''N tihNHN see
fm most nuins neas n.h oi ,eDnonu,
HmfHrwuoe un tar Dtai n4aH uf tn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09

j.. acrn Suburban home sites. is.
Airl near ear iiuc oNrrl,,slnr t.,, a.,
me view 70 eity Thiuk 20 uss Zine.
more eround thau "a rssidenc, NJ, 49,.
riAi price and terms
% acre TRUCK sand ciasc In ALI d,
'hiilfenon. small each payment hai-
uncc Ions time
.sp acfoS hosi improved farm la
n N'Nfs county This can hc haa al a
harrain " sold Ia ncAt 90 days.
$50 acres uuimprofed near nol,s
town. NcN ilne BLACK and Owner
wii ACCEPT small each payment ANA
si'c rerR npsai terms % purchaser
vii Improve mnt l'ricc s. prr
acre.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09

.IDlg SALE Onc low vhecici wsgsu.
= cuft,atora ana middle hrcahess
'n.l Wuchrr street 80
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-12

that the price of a regular scent loaf
would be increased to 6 cents, our
committee got in touch with several
independent bakers and persuaded
them to sell bread in the open mar
kets and at other places for less than
5 cents, and, as result, the con-
sumner has paid only cents for his
loaf ever since, until the resumption
Of high prices this fall.
Commission, Investigations, great
plans taking years to consummate,
all these may be valuable, but for i'm
mediate relief to the public, nothing
has been as successful as open pub
lie markets.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-12
400 ARRESTED AT NEWSPAPER
BOXING MATCH

A friendly little scrap between rep
resentatives of the circulation de-
partments of the American and Jour
nal wound up in Judge Dolan's court
today
Four hundred newspaper men
staged a little boxing match at $50 w.
Washington ST., last night. Harry
Walsh, Journal circulation wagon
driver, and VIM. Finley, American di-
vision boss, had on the mitts. It was
a friendly bout. Just as it was get
ting interesting, in walks Lieut.. Edw.
Conroy and four policemen. They
pinched the house, but decided 40C
would overfi1 the hOosegow, so they
only took Walsh, Finley and the two
men who appeared to be in charge,
Chas. Marx and Jas. Murray, also
newspaper men.
Judge Dolan said the offense was
not serious and let them go on-their
promise to never do it again.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-12

TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
New York.-DofothY Arnold dis
appeared six years ago today. Her
father, F. R. Arnold, now almost 80,
declared again his belief that she is
dead.
Philadelphia. - Belgian ship Kas-
bek, Capt. Sytor, is in port here today
after having been Under fire of Ger
man submarine for 80 minutes with
out being hit.
ToIedo.-Two firemen killed and
$4,000 damage done in fire in store
of Paddock Merchandising Co.
Washington. - Postmaster Camp
bell, Chicago, called to give his views
to house committee on proposed
adjustment of use of pneumatic :
tubes in Chicago postal service.
New York.-Elisha Lee, chairman
of national conference committee of
railways, advocates regulation Of
rail wages by same comm which reg
Ulates rates.
New York.-Strike committee of
Amalgamated Clothing Workers re-
fuses to accept a compromise offer of
49-hour week and 81 weekly raise.
Want 4S-hour week or $4,000 will
strike at once.
Kewanee, Il.-Kewanee Boiler Co.
announces Christmas bonus of 10
per cent of salaries to all employees.
Vinita, Okla--Took two men three
minutes to rob Farmers State bank
of Vinita. Got $1,000.
Paris.-AII operations north of
Monastir hindered by snowfall Al
lies took five small Bulgarian posts
on right bank of the Vardar.
Milan. - Newspaper Secolo says
Kaiser William expects shortly to
visit Bucharest. ]
-O-O-
Juvenile court to speed sex offenss
trials.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-12
INVENTION

Before the carpet sweeper was in
vented people found it wasn't neces-
sary to talk Ieft-handed into a tele-
phone because the receiver was on
the left side.
The new bridge across the Tiber at
Rome, having a span of 328 feet, is
the longest reinforced concrete arch
in the world.