davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-10-13

elneu Sell oeS bpn ben grtten ge-
ioonuenen Serrains 5uriidnabmen.
8erltner 8ert6t.
Muf bent 0itliden &riegsidanplat
berridt luieoer &nbe.
Berlin, 9. DIT, orabtloS na6
5opoiae, 8. s. 9ie Oberite @eeres.
leitl,ng erlieB geitern folgenoe Ofit-
teill1ng:
u8eitlider arie9sidanplat:
uSeeresgruppe oeS aronprin5en
gluppredt bon 8apern:
uGln nener anglp=fran5olti1er
@eriud, nniere Trunt SIT onrdbre'
den, lit feblseid)lagen.
u9ie fortgeiebte 8ermebrung tn
Ser ortilleriltiihen Tdtigteit oes
Seinbes batte einen iolden Werlu6
angefiinoigt. Die Arnlee oeS Gene.
rails BON Gelom bot Den gtgal1111cDet1
9lnlturn1 ser Geiroe 0urd ibren
bartnddigen Wioerltan0 uno IN er.
bitterten aa1npfen 5uriidgeihlQgen.
gln pielen Hunften mur0e Dies I'M
Nabfalnpfe o0er our6 @ege1lan>
griffe erreidt.
vgeur bel Sc Cars nno an Teilen
unierer Gront norO0Itli6 bon 2eS
8oeufs iolpie 3piiben Morbal uno
Dem Webol3 bon ct. Nierre Baalt
fonnte ser Jeino in uniere Graben
einorin9en.
v5uoli9 bon Der Son1me uuroen
Ole 8erlude Ser 6ra115oien, auf Bet
ben Geiten bon Germoaoopiuers
por5ultoBen, our6 unier 5perrfeuer
berbin0ert.
uJunf feirolibe MeropIane mur.
ben geltern in 2uftfan1pfen uno
ourb unlere Mbmebrgel9iibe 5ur
9trede gebrad]t.
v9anpt1nann 8Dlfe erlcgte bei eis
nem oieier 2nftfampfe ieiaen orei-
figiten 0c9ner.
uOeltlider ariegsidanplat:
n9ie &umanen 51eben ftd) anf Scr
aansen 0itliden 6roat uun lSieben=
.ss saea lpe!ter anrade Rissss se,
ten srnppen gsben iDren 8eg Snrd)
Den Sci itermulo in bas Mlt=Sal fpr-
eiert nnO oen Tetno in einetn neuen
Ypri1uR uetter 5uradgeluorfen.
uaroniteot tit lpieoer in Sen
5anoen Ser redtnaftgen BETTER,
u@eere5gr1ppe oes JelonarIbaas
bon sWaetenieu:
u9ln Dieler Jronr bat iib nibt5
ereigt1et. Die milltariiben 9nlagen
n0rOlib bon 9ufare1t iin0 0nr6 un,
iere Jluggeldma0er angegriffen
poroe11.
uWa5e0onilbe Tront:
~3tpiiben ASresba=Gee uno Bar-
6ar baben @elcbiibtdlnpfe itattgeil1n-
Ben. 2(uf beioen 5eiten Ser 5torina>
Wsonaltir=8obn 1in0 fein0libe Nor>
itoBperlu6e obgei9logen morbe11.
u9fuiii5be Jront:
~Oie Sage lit unDera11oert."
Jetnblide Ansriffe int Mogels1tiea=
Sale brad)en 5niammen.
Gofia, uber NonOon, 9. DIT. &c,
0eneralltab Der bulgartiben Armee
erlieB gelterl1 folgel1Oe Wiitteilung:
ugln Ser n1a5eooniIgen Jroni
Duroen feinOlibe lngriTfe BET Oenl
9orfe 9olni 9upeni, auf bent Dlt=
liben llfer oes 4resba-See5, 0urd)
Wegeno1griffe 5urlidgei6lagen. Nie-
oerbolte alngriTfe nit 1torfen Srnp-
pennaie11 an Der Jront Don Gro
oehnisi uro an ser Jlorina-Wiona-
ltir=9aDn iDuroen u11ter l6tDere,i
Iei1Dliben gerlulten z6urildgelbla-
gen. yeriube 6eS Jelnoe5, luoli!l
BON 9obropeni ben Gerna-6luB 5ll
iiberibreitel idIugen febl.
ueSm Uloglenleaz5ale bra9en Die
feinoliden 2sngriffe 5uiammen.
u2ln Der 5trumazJront fonben
1hpo9e Nrtillerietdmpfe itatt. I'M
iere Mrtillerie perni9tete 5Dei aomz
pagnien feinbli9er sSnfanterie, bic gez
gen bas 9prf gli1ban Dor5uriden
perlu6ten.
nJeinblide arie9si6iffe paren an
Der dgdi14en aIite uieoerum aftib
unD bombarbierten Die Soften DON
Srfano.
rQln Der rurndni{dsn 5ront Der<
f1trhtp her Spft,h fnIhrpt1n npS eSnnp5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-10-13
u=Soote.
Mn amerifanil9 &l&>
1te tattg.
Neun Shife perienft.

Baris, iiber 2pnbpn, 9. 81. Imt'
LID utro nit9eteilt, oaR Der fran-
aDitidbe 9tlf fStren5er uno Srnppen=
transpurtoampfer u@alia" nit
1000 ierbtlden nno fran5Ditidem
@olbaten an Suro perienft upr0eu
1T.
Spn Oieieu itno iiber 700 ertrun=
fen. Sie Weretteteu ipurben bon
etnem fran5Diiiden &reu5er aufge'
muumcn unO an Oer iilolt9en Suite
nun SarOinieu gelauoet.
0leid5eitis miro scatclbet, baR
oer ttalteniidc Samprer uSllberto
Srebas", nage5u 1000 Sunnen
grub, perientt >uprocu lit. Gr fam
nun SSilDamerifa.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-10-13

- s. 8eutellea6er, ameritanif6er
YeIanDtsr in 8ene5uela unter NC
9inlep, tit in Delapare, O.. an Ger
Hrebsf,aEfheit QetDrben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-10-13

9tespport, 81. g. 8. Sft. Die
pnliogiere uno W}onuldoftelr aler
bi5ber Derienften Sbiiie iin0 bier
ongcfoln1nen uno porlQufig IN sen
9otel5 untergebrad)t 1poroe11. Die
n;eI1ten Nuge115eugen beribterl oaB
bret l(llterieeboute Geutl6lano5 o1
Ser &ii1t t0tig lillO. 9luBerOeln
lpurDe> lpie ser &opitQn oeS per-
lenften v&lngltoll" erfldrte, ein
Sanoel5= llnterieeboot pon1 Spp Der
uGeutlblano" geleben, OaS 0en
&rieg5 llnter| |cebooten 5ur Seite
ltono. Ro1iogiere oe5 gleibfau5
perienften britilhen 0on1pfer5
uStefano" bebauptelL nibt nur oie
ll=53 lon0ern ein anOere5 u=8oot,
Oie ll=61, Oelltlid) geleben 81 baben.
9ie 9iettung nradte, Da Sic See
rl1big unO 3erlt0rer Ser Bun0e5>
marine augegen Darell gar feline
Sblpierigfeiter. Grit, nabbem aue
Nullogtere uno uue WlitglieOer ser
8entannung 1an1tliber 9a1npfer ge-
rettet, tpur0en Sic 56iffe beriellft.
gS beiBt, bab 0ie amerifonii6en
Sorpeooboote iid in unn1itteIborer
geabe befan0en als etnige bon Die
ien g6iffen perie11ft tpuroen.
Ser Wert Ser btsber perienften
5hiffe miro ouf Diele WfiQionen
Collars geldast. 9ie geamen bon
Bret @diffen> oie beute m2rgen ooer
nj ~er1o ser geabt berienft tpuroen,
iinb nod nid)t befannt getporoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-10-13
2tue gercttet.
Taiiagiere Der perie1tfteu 9ampicr
auT Sppten ser SunoeSmariue

gteluport, 81. s., 8. Oft. 2uro
1laD Wtlttcrnubt funlen Die Don ocn
Warinebeb0rOen 5llr Nettung Stl1f=
brlii)lyer ausgelalloten oerI5orcr
ullo 8orpeooboote Der 9un0es flotte
bier an. Sic braGten PIG Berlnnen
nit, Die lie DON Oen ourd Oeutid1e
u=Yoote perientten Sbiffen Der 9ll-
liierten gerettet battel.
IS maren Die YulIayiere uno
MulnlbaIteu Der 1cn1pier uSte-
pbano", 2,144 Ionnen grob, brl=
tl1D; uBelt Noiut", 2,25U Sonncn,
br1tiib; uStratbuene", 1920 Scn-
men, britiiD; u@lnglton" @r0Be all-
befannt, brItildD; uSloon1er5Oljf"
3,2U1 2onnen, bollauollG; i1no
uGDriltian Sflluolen", 1888 5on=
nen norlpegilb. Ser 9olla1ver Dut=
It, lDle Der Stlplt1n puler lu:54>.
Uetreioe i'm s8erte pon $JOO,OUO
an goro, Oa5 ol1yeblic5 fir Die boil
lunoiibe Ne9icrllng beltinllnt war.
Ger Desltld)e stapltu1 lcbell1t lenDD
oerlHl:tet 5lt BADEN. 0ab eie s9ssteti
Die aass5are ooet Eapes!. lDaaroen, l!llD
perienfte oas SbI1I.
Ser Srite S1ra1bOene" Olrfte
Ste bette Yeute geluele'l lein. St lDar
nit arlegsnaterta' aller 2lrt 1duDer
belooell unO befono 1i9 auf Der
1ubrt bon 9tcn g)orf nod 8orOeour,
Jrunfreib.
Ser glei9fuus Derierfte Sampler
.Stefano" mar Elm FaIluglt r iGiff,
oos gelDobnlib 5ui,ben 9alifa1 uuo
Ytelu yorf perfeDr-e, lDurDe auG in
Der gtdbe oe3 Nulltudet-&eubtjbli-
Ie5 gefabt unO torpeOiert oOet ipl1It=
1Dle pcrienft 'rDol, Die yt,Toylere
lllL Sellte gerettet lDarer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

British miarsif
John ard william Redmond and John
yiil0n afe ihn leaders Of the Irish nu
tiunni nafiF They sent thousands ~
their followers 40 biaody Hnves ln
frame. aud FLANDERS hpd ihe DpfdHn-
eiiea aud ihf Balkan mnunnlnH.
k0e fheF must fact cnnacfipiion and
n0N iheg nre fnld that home rule will
bt denied them when the sword bias
been ahenihed
DO people ever won liberty without
nfhiiuf fnf b. $50 ufn b. Wnfthf n
Boz freeman unleHs he b. willing iH
shfl DID, liald ln ueeIam.H caurf.
victorian crosses fur ifHh heroes
when ihf WHf b. nu
ehhrflea 4nn fnffsra for fhc lfHh
peaaauis ln thH days of peace. tne eai
lUaa mud tHr dungeon fof irish utfl0tf
Hhen iheY protest afalnn the inumi
of years aud lhe HYHficioua 900, ~ rn'
overland
ThiH D. no STORY ~ Irn ana DO hh-
been iht STORY 0i the Emonid iais fni
fhrDo centuries 90 oppression arh alHf.
ALTON ron Worth Record
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
OTHER VIEWS


TO Close Debate IN tho senate
Thr rruatc is ihe nuit Important
Legislative bod, in ihr world iLif haa
no was of stopping debate rpr nnn-
dfvd Yonr ia has pudrd itaelf on heina
Hn assembly ui gentlemen which dues
mot desire fu uake huy action until 600
nf ita meuhcrs who wish Goo spcas nn
thn subject have been ncHrd
in ths house. when The leaders do-
eide the dohntr hha gone Zoe enough
majority vote mHY be aAd tn hrng
the discussion Go q ,i0He aud 90 tut,
on the main question nui in iho sem.
ATE thc Time tor taking vote Dol nsco
hy uuanimeuH consent single oh
irciiun may upset ihr nlnn for closing
idehuie finder such an arrangement
Shore b. unlimited opportunity fnr nh
huaiorlne
Senators whu wish to preserve ihci
prlyilrHea unimpAifrd contend lhai ih,
iopporlunii3 Cor unlimited debate q
murN abused ana hot thc srmt,
trRnsaeta l4 husiuess with efficiency
The fact is. however that i,praisdl
the power has hneu used uY muurit
Co cuuail legislative programs anl %
fnrco compromise indielduai seuH
tors hive made use ~ lf to wrest p1i
fnnafr concessions from a rcloruWl
president u iH an unwhulcsnmc Sits.
au0n. hecauae Sc stilho ht ma}nrn
yule. if majority rule lH uHnf ihon
lhr aohnfc ought tn have the power GA
brine questions Goo veto
30 always has boon assumed ihni Coo
srnHir would he helpless Goo amend tH
uUn ruiea because b. c0ld uot huua
ms amendment proposal to vote
There wnHid he un indefinite ullmstrf
aeunet Che proposal to afup ntUns
tennis
senator owen of oklahoma wlhpt
ihc reasonable surrrafiun bon ihr fndt.
pendent thai this assumption la NfDn.
lt Be- hasrd ou the conclusion tntt ur
nld rulers oi the HvnNte necessarily rOu.
iuur from CONGRESS 60 cunerrsa. Iut
THERE b. ue reason wis thr eculte 1a
we'll na thr house ahuuM uuf have thu
opportunity at the herinuins nf ctrh
Cnneruss tu Determine iis own rules.
nntu They are determined. tho senate.
like thc house should proceed unaer
the ordinary rules az dolinrmtise bod
les which. 81 voursr nclude cluturp
rule
There cuuld he no reasonable ohit,
iion tn such q procedure. Tor be ia baaed
Op ordinary common Honas uudtf mn
iriis tuiv. n would hc unprecedented
hul Sc would appcM Co th coouniln as
proper and rieht Kansas city star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

lohn Richmond and his Irish nation
aiists viii gishi CONSUMPTION. sir Ed,
ward Carson and his Ulster fanatics
will faint home fule regardless ~ what
happens when peace comes
Then whs shpnld Irish heme- rulers
.enlistf lrclahd has contrihuted zoe apo
men ta the fiahtng forces ~ tho pr.t
leh army Irish soldiers have died en-
avery battle field 81 Europe since tAe
bcalnnine So this war.
Irish homes are dcsolaie and innn .
mcyahie crorses ~ the country chu.ch-
yaula show the price than irlsh widows
end orphans have paid ~ the smoke 81
hattie. she roar 81 carnage and tho
rattle u mueketry
nut they viii be denied hume rule
Whom peace comes Theit shackles Nh,
semain snbFa&cn, their wrlpts frtterea
and ihelr elsagE@ viii clank a. they
have clankvd tor three centuries OF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
FEEL BILIOUS? CALOMEL SICKENS!
CLEAN LIVER and BOWELS MY WAY
DON'T a DAYS WORK. ~ oNsrpArEo SLUGGISH HEAD
Achf TAKE SPOONFUL o. "ooosoNs LIVER TONE"

iistcn Co me- Take 40 moro sick
enlng saliyailng calomel when hUioas
~ cons,ipaied Don't lose das i
work.
Calomcl h mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis ~ tho homes,
Caiomel when it comes into contact
ws.s sour bio CRASHES into It. hrrakinE
q up This Is when YOU feel that awfai
nausea and crampine II you arc slug
sish and "oil koncked 0ui.~ Il Nour
liver il torpid and bowels constltatcd
or you have headache dixzincss coated
tonguc " breath Is bad or stomach
sour Just take a spoonful or harmless
noslsons Liver Toae.
Heres my guarantee CO 10 any~irur
store and eet 50 cent bottle ~ bod
sons Liver Tone Take a spoonful
tonight and Il Il doesn't sttaighten sou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

Improvement reported m MEXICAN
conditions has become almost "a ds,ilN
Feature of the news although no onr
csn he optimistic euough 600 predict
thaf Within IA few weeks thc Amrrican
people viii have forHutten thar McNiCo
has taen in asonirs ut revolution fnf
Che laai siN years. The grounds fur
increased hopcfulngss do sccm sironeu
gay hy Gay. in spito nf ail ,hr disroHr
aReing features nf thr situation ono
rcads. Tor Instance. that amgp hls rp-
cent defeat ~ Agua preta. Villa hos
lost Toe officers from his arm, hy thcr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

risht up ana make you feel fine ani
Nieorous hy morniag / want sou io *,
hack Ga thc stDre and So, ynur money
hodsons l.Vrr Tome Is destroyins tht
sair ~ colomri because DO - reai iitrr
medicine entlroiy vssstatie. therefore
it can not saivate &c make Nuu sick.
: guafuntce coat one spoonful ~
nodson's layor Trpr wgn pnl Your
sluggish liver Go work and cieap yonr
bowels ~ tba, sour bile and venstipai
ed waste which 81 eOgg.ng your system
and n'akins sea feel miserable /
euaaniee THAI . hqitie 81 podsen's
Liver Tone VIII keep your entire tam.
ny ferhng finc Cor months Gae if
Ia your children u b. harmless aoss
nos grippe ANA shsy like iis pleasant
taste. Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
THRIFTY

IlII'I7 I'D 'I' y ~ -" I"UVff7 U7IH VII
reverence sead. unlike ad.fI,4a .f.rdfrlf
sports e takes has nirsieH the bank "a. fsi a. b.
them and dreams ADJ might ahoii tfe riant
shining te heaps ~ I'M To Jess ofdlnars ..nG iaoss
bsref ballroom floor 80 other ih.inea assn cash
bunk WON'T dteusH fhem anf more Some ail e
better Will rise and punch the from hls
rpoii bis ard close ana ssn8 him n
basket And when he's the has, been class Dr.
VIII uu haunt me free lunch track lh no hs hsla s
~ Hoif WIZ meas ls aharE THE
dead iY0f vith snfsfa whom jess declines
iu baN ha roll iuf siata 90 0nipa long cold
thines that pui hole Tho rrae ring heroes NJ
che pact the hfraofna snd anea ana anen
i ---
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
THE Peoples WEALTH
FrzEfED.

w ~ ii - aaiis any gas
well tSn ~ lhert Is 80
such ihSar t tf fhfre is
the elrmsm "a vtsaef anl rs
pcnse iia' ~ hgilste IS
not flN ftlel nalmrnt that
stands ia ih uay ai great cor
poraiion s dais h th faplif Sat
ural gas b 81 CD several osl
produeis. aut b = atsa sH obstacle
10 drlller IN th operations
With apng oi.a.aa rs ieal with.
corporations snf aifDsadsHi com
panies Aoulj D. ia.fs lo undertake
expensive work that. successfully
consummaied. pheapcns ih@r pro
duct aud hampers their aeiiyities
II ~ not iht habit oi water 20 ram
up Hill. il takes heat and pipe 20
yet II up hill aHd public lndiena.
ton Il both. provided lis flamo ~
directed without deviation.
There WAS perhaps soin excuse
for the destruction al ile FIRST Guf.
fey well improperly casod aud
ccmeaied To- begin with, Il ripped
things wide open. ehewcd up drill
pipe, easing aud derrick, and open.
ed up a little carnival ah 10 itself,
But the Wilherspoou wcll has been
mmuzxlcd for munlhs. WASTING no
end of precious fuel. and only now.
when tins matter is agilatcd, Is
There some talk 81 trying 10 curb
IT IL stopping ID won { destroy lhc
we'll The most resent Guffey
well, according to information
given out hy representative oi
the company. will be- capped We
hope that this Is true. and we be-
lieVe that 10 is Beside the With
crspoon well. This mlcsi gassgr is
a grandfather aud is loss, result
ing ia another series of White
Point orators. would represent gu
economic blow 10 thr community.
AN estimates of this we'll 5 GA
parily Arc conicciugal Some oil
men shy that it flows 10000 coo
cubic feet others, HAT i flows up.
% SO.tWuOOO Il unkos little dil /
ference Either figure represents
power enough 10 mako Corpus (
Christi a great manufacturing cen.
ter, moi 10 mrniion ihe industrial
opportunities offered sucn places
as Portland, Gregory aud Taft hi
view Of this We are vitality inter
esied ia securing action for this
enormous flow of gas that is mo.
mentarIly rushing into nothing K
ness represents something TO every /
man, woman aud child la South I
Texas, while an OIL strike, II made
viii result in temporary boom.
an increase la certain land values
and wealth TO- limited number OF
Stockholders.
u the laws are INADEQUATE, they
can be amended. This continuous
waste Is something that concerns Z
the entire State and It's commercial
future But we hardly believe !
The laws 90 Ao inadequate, they
represent starting point, aud {
when the starting point is reached
u is usually not So very difficult (,
Tor The Negligent corporation or
company 10 find the stopping !
point The waste is criminal. 7
detrinent 20 the prosperity Of the !
people, an Injustice to posierily
and III MUST RE BROUGHT To-
AN END.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

That soeondrnte farce in any
number Of acts, Billy Sunday, dc.
rlarrs, God hates the mutt, the
mpllycoddle aud the fourilusher
Now. Ia all seriousness, WE don {
lhink that Billy has been officially
recognized as the Lord \ private
secretary, and consequently we
cannot accept his half.hakcd dia.
tribes aud prophecies but this we
do know II the Lord hates NUTS,
the devil is siulflng nu asbestos
head rest for BILLY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

IT'S awfully hard ia remember
The latest crisiS IN is relation to
those That have gone before How
ever, il may be- stated with a fair
degree ~ accuracy that u will
either be rcniedicd or result in a
dipute.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

Before the Pan American Scicn.
tific Congress, Mr.. Bryan urged
treaties 60 make war impossible
This wins not andaciiy upon Mr.
I,rsan's part u was luuaey One
might AZ well enter into u treaty
with the clouds 10 prevent sun
.liua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

Henry Ford plans an attack on
President Wilson's preparedness
program Henry seaiters shot ll
ho would c0uBocWto himself 10 the
original task be- might sin get
the boys ont Of The trenches by
Christmas, lie didn't say which
ChriaimaA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

Archie Roosevelt, sop II bis pa,
has enrolled 10 IIarvard's light.
weight boxing squad. Archie Is 10
boxing weights what bis papa y
10 political waits.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

a Georgia negro has raised The
question 81 bis legal rights There
il nothing more humorous than the
Southern darkey
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

n ~ mmorcd that Attorney Gen
eral Gregory may be appointed 10
succecd Justice LanAr as il mem-
bef of ihc United States Supreme
Court We hope, for Mr. Greg
Cry sake. that this tx only u rn.
NOR Tor wc believe that the man
would moi hesitate 10 eusbnrrass
himself hy accepting position
three times larger Than himself
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

Yesterday We mentioned Leap
Year and the serial has stirred no
20 mitch interest that we can hard
~ deny the clamors Tor It's contin.
,lauce as a regular feature os these
columns.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

Yesterday we received com
mupicaiion from dear friend Of
long standing, and II contained an
enclosure. Ca the enclosure we
noticed this delicate sentiment
Kindly cough up Tins bin has
gotten bald headcd Did we paw
ihr ureunambient, froth M ih,
mouth mad superinduce acute in
Digestion Nnt we On The ron
tmrs. $50 sent him a small plial OF
dAndrufl cure.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

There's one thing more danger.
Gus than foreign complications
Cungress
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

San Aniolio Express. "nay
light bandits hold np nurses. yet
$1,000 " Careless. Holes IL their
Siockinge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-19
RECRUIT DEFEATS BROWNS.

st. Louis, Sept. 1S.-Claud Thomas,
a recruit from Des Moines, of the
Western league, pitched his first ma
jor league game today and held st.
Louis to two hits, Washington WIN
ming, / to 0. The locals. did not get
a man beyond second base.
r H E
washington 100 900 0O0-1 Z 1
st. Louis 200 900 1000 2 1
Thomas and Henry; Plank and
Hartley.
BOSTON LEADS AGAIN.
Chicago, Sept. 18.-Chicago forced
Boston back into first place when
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-19
GIANTS STILL WINNING.

New York, Sept. 18.-New York
kept it's winning streak intact today,
winning the first game of double
header from Pittsburg, to /, for it's
twelfth straight victory. The second
was a l to tie game, being called in
the first half Of the ninth on account
of rain and darkness. In the first,
Schupp pitched his second straight
shut out. The second game was a
pitchers battle between Perritt and
Grimes in which the latter, Southern
association recruit, pitcher a splendid
game. A homer by Kauff deprived
him Of uicfn1,1r
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-19
How They Stand.

Brooklyn Sept. 1S.-Brooklyn broke
even with Cincinnati today. winning
the first, to /, but losing the second,
2 to 1. in ten innings. Cheney out
pitched Schneider in the opener and
had better support. Knetzger outlast-
ed Marquard in the second. Chase
scored both Cincinnati runs in the Sec
ond game.
First game:
Score r H f
Cincinnati :. 900 100 0OO-1 Z 8
Brooklyn :. 10O 001 O2x-4 9 2
Schneider and Wingo; Cheney and
Miller.
Second game:
Score R H E
Cincinnati .....01O 600 900 1-2 8 o
Brooklyn :. ....O10 900 900 OIL 6 0
Knetzger and HUM; Marquard and
Meyers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-19
PHILLIES BEAT CUBS.

Philadelphia, Sept 18.-Chicago's
errors and bad work by Carter and
Clemens in the eighth inning gave
Philadelphia an easy victory over the
Cubs today, 6 to /. Catcher O'Ferrell,
who reported to Manager Tinker yes
terday had a finger on his right hand
split by a foul tip in the first inning.
He was the fourth Chicago catcher to
be hurt on the clubs present Eastern
trip, Archer, Wilson and Elliott being
the others.
Score R H e
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-19
SuPERBAS SPLIT
A DOUBLE BILL
With CINCY REDS
Phillies and Braves Win,
Decreasing Lead of Brook
lyn in National Race.
Results Yesterday

Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 1.
Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn /.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago /.
Boston 2, St. Louis 0.
New York 2, Pittsburg 0.
New York !, Pittsburg l, (eight in
nings, rain.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-19

they tossed away the final game of
the series with the champions, while
Philadelphia won from Detroit. The
score was to 3. Boston scored first
in the second, Lewis scoring when E.
Collins threw wild to the plate. Per-
RVS tumble of Walkers grounder
after Janvrin had walked, and
Lewis double, netted two more for
Boston. l.: Eal /
f:tTs r H E
Boston -------O10 O21 000-4 10 2
Chicago ------001 100 010-3 6 3
Shore and Cady; Cicotte, Willis,
Russell and Lynn, Schalk.