davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
GarniOaI in glOrOoit.g Baltimore

Die @eioobner oes t400.9lods Der
glisquitb. StroBe bielten bonn %. bis
90, 9lueuit elmer Garnipol ab. oeiier
9leinertrag gum 9eiten perfruppelter
Ginoer Oerpenoet mcroen ion. Gie
StraBe rno ole @ertoufsitdnoe no.
rem ie6r eeihntodooll oetorirt. baupt.
idhlid poren Die 6orben goIoeelb
lmo idpor5 OorberrihenO. 1900
ooer mebr Eerionen erfreuten iit ie.
ocn sIbeaO bei Eon5 in0 @1uiif. Ser
9leinertroe oes gorniDols belief lid,
onf Die itattlihe Slunmc ppu $500.
50 Gie @eranitaIter maten &ert
George S9. @ronou. Sr. uuo 6rou
Sobn &r uno 6rml Snaram &r
mo 6roii Scott, Hr. imo 6rm 9Sre-
ton @r. Serbcrt gleumon ino Srnl
Nemuon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Bur eluiaem glm6e ac6ettet.

Bon ser ct. 9apreuce-Girde 81
SeImps aus fano eeitern @ormittag
ole @eeroieung ser om %. 9lueuit
geItorbenen 6rou 9otbarine Blob
itott, uo6oem cine 9ieqiiem-W}eiie
fir i6r Seelen6eil geleieg mar, 9lii-
Ser oen 9lngeborigen batfen lid 0iele
9la6barn uno @efonnte 81 Der Sci.
Aenieier eiuaeiunoeu glliBer ibren
@otten, &rn. 4bil. Blob, binterl1Bi
oie Gabingelhieoene iieben ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
GyaNrraOOicb ucr6aftct.

SSn Oit.9altimore ipurOeu in ser
lebteu 3eit me6rere 6obrrdoer ge-
iiobIeu. @oli5iit Cooper i1eint ge.
tern N9oHmittae Sen 0ieb in Dem
10 Sabre alien 9feger 9iobert Butler
geiaBt 8i baben. Butler fam nit
5wei Sa6rrdoern nad Der Sarriion-
StroBe, 100 er oieielben perfanfeu
moIlte. @oli8iit Cooper beobadtete
oen 94eger ino berrpideIte ibn in Elm
@eiprG6, in Oefen |erIauf oerieIbe
ongeblid eingeitano, oaB er oie sobr-
rGoer eeitobleu bate. Ole Gieen-
Thinner ser SRdSer iiuo Sfioor @orau
pon 91r. IL 9loro.9roaomop, imO
Gooio 5ribuib BON 9tr. 1t27 DIT
2onbarosStraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
9cntldJcr SanOcI in G6imu.

gSofbineton 30. 9luoltit. II
Goniul @mis bon Sbongoi China,
Bat Dem StootS-Geportement mitge-
tbeilt. OoB 3eihmgen pelhe Die gn-
tente-9laiirten i'm iernen Often Der
treterL oen nod Dem &riege 81 er.
mortenoen Sonoels @er6Gltniiien,
9ioum ge6en. SIS miro bon i6rer
Seite aus eeioet, OaB Oeltibe Sir
men 9luftrdge ole noh Dem ariege
oisgefii6rt werOen iollen, ieBt ibon
entgegen5lnebmen. Gine 3eitung er.
fldr, Geutlbe in China erbielteu i6re
SanoeIsbe8ie6ing Ooourd sInIrebt
Dab lie omerifaniihe @oaren, Ourdl
hiueiiibe 9leenten, fir oeutide @oo.
rem perfouften
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Grei nene Sale inn Stoote, aber tel.
ner in ser Staot Sooo-@oher-
SduoIer unter6reiteu ser Stoats,
@eiunObeits .9e66roe ibren 4ro.
teit. Gie stoot miet6et 60
@etteu fir orei aRonate in ser
nG6ilorels Soipitol Shool~ fir
neue @otienteu Der Senbe
Eic Staots- -Sauitdis 9eborOe ipur-
DC geiiern BON oeu ioIaenoen ueueu
ainoerldbmliugs-6daen in 9enntniB
geiebt:
SrontIin @art . Sabre alt, @Ia.
oenSburg %rince Georges GouutD;
@ronpiae @ottius, 10 Sabre alt,
@lorfsOile, Montgomerp. County;
SameS 6. 9lnorems, 8 W1onate alt,
gsr 23S, &ing Georges StroBe. 5u
9InnopoliS, 9lnne glrunocl.@ountp;
Somoro 4reiton Sdocfer, A Sabre
aIt, Nlount 3ion, 9oltimore.@olmtD.
Sic Stoots @cnmObeitS. .@eboroe
bat no6 allen 6GIlen 5upcrl6iiiac @e.
ante aeiauOt lmS bofft. 6oB Oie 81
tuotion iih nidt OcridGnmcrt.
Cine delegation ocS nSooo.g9oi.
ier-Sdnoler Shub @ereinS~, bette.
bend aus oen $50. &idoro 9. Sort.
leD, Benjamin Safe. 5. Z. @alelom
imO @eo. 81. Sind, unter6reitetc ser
@e6oroe cine 9lei6e 9eidliiiIc in
peI1en gcgen Sen @eiebI proteItirt
miro, in Den nSoft" .@etrGute- Stdu.
oen mir @efdBe aus 9apier 5u be.
nuben, luelcbe iofort wcaacworien
weroeu miiiien, SSn Oen 9ei6liinen
miro onaefii6rt oaB in sen Soiels
uno 9ieltmrantS ole Erinfgldler bel.
bebalten meroen fonnen, m16renO Sic
Stdnoe 81 Oen ibweren 9lusgoben
tiir gebGlter ge5wun9en meroen iol-
len, obdon lie Die @ldler rein lmo
lailber balten. Ser 9eiebl ser @e.
6oroe, menn er our1gciii6rt weroe.
treble Diele ser 2elne aus oem We.
ld]6ite, GA iie Die neuen Soften niht
tragen fonnten Tie 9e6oroe be6ielt
Die 9IngeIeeenbeit ltnter Gripdgung.
Iie itG0tIihe 9u0det.9eh0r0e be.
idloB, Dab 9Ineebot ser ,,G6iloren
SoipitaI Shool" 81 Green Spring
Bailey, 60 9etten fir oref W1Onote 5it
$500 pro Monot sur @erfiieung su
ltellen, an5lnebmen.
Sn Ser Sta0t fomen geitern feline
neien @rfranfuneen 5ur 2enutmB
Der nitdts.9eb0roe lmo Or. @Iofe,
Der Gonniiidr, bat sic Soffmlna,
Dab oas tii6le @etter Der aranfbeit
balls Elm 3ieI ieben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Sin 6eiier. 0oS einen &erlult bon
$4,000 peruriodte, 8erit5rte eeitern
INN ? llbr Moreens oas Nons uno
Den 2aoen 0es @arbiers Sobn 8ocru.
morsfp on Der 8. 9loeme inO Wlonu.
mentol.&oao, Canton Gocromorstp
unO ieine Srou ihheien i'm @ebduoe
sur 3eit Oes 5euers. ooh eniiomcn
lie obne Sdlmicrigfeiten aus Dem
brenuenoen Soule. Do Ytanael an
@oiier berrihte, fonute Die aur 50.
idune berbeigeeilte @ieblauotomu
6euerpebr meuig onSrihten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
,QImIerlcam qeaanc," "
deierte i9ren 5O. O5ebnrtstaa.

5rau g(nna @oerntonu. sic Setre.
tarin oes .Gamen @ereins Oes Geut.
ihen &riegerblmoeS". BON 9Sr. 33S,
Siio.goit.9lpeme. icierte i6ren 80.
@eburtStao I'M 9ofolc Oes .@ermo-
MIA 0uortett.ShibS" 3u @eIiport i'm
areiie pieler @efonnter uno Sreun0e.
Cie uNenrietta 9o3e glr. >" &c.
ihenfte oas @eburtstagsfino nit ci-
ncm Heeenihirm imo Sic anoereu
@ereine IieBen 9lunenitr1uBe iiber.
rcihen. Gie Sdnaer batten iid) 3obl-
reid 81 Der 8eier einaeiient mo ian.
gen mebrere 9ieoer, oarimter n@ott
eriiBe Eid~ mo anoere. Inter Den
grihieuenen moren oie NiitelieOer
0es aEbolio -Unmenpcreins~ Ses
o&rie9crbuuoeS~. ser nScnrietta.
Soee~ mo OeS ~@ermania Gnartett.
Clubs. 3rou &oeruann mar bod.
erfreut iiber Sic 9lnertcnnnmo, melbc
ibr 5iitbeiI puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
GrIitt cimem gcinbradj.

SSn Ser 9ratt., nobe Soutb-Str..
mur0c geiiern 9fahmiting eeaen 6
llbr ser So Sabre aIte Sames g.
aelp BON 9}r. 1888, 9rontlp,Str.,
bon einem 2oitahtomobiI, ooS bon
Dem gteeer @iaiom Scopms eeIenft
puroe nie0ergeiabren, iuobei i6m
oos linfe @ein aebroheu Uitroe Ser
@erlebte mlrOe in ser gImbulau5 oes
mittleren CiiiriftS uad Dem MercD.
Soipital gebradbt, m1brcuo ser 9le9er
berbaftet mo onaeiduloigt puroe,
anseblid aeup iiberfahren ,inO Der.
lebt 3u baben. Sco0ans miro beute
9iihtcr Yodaro III ser mittIeren 30.
li3eiitation porgefiibrt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
3wei @lSSdcu am Sad 0iiurr Der
haftet.

Ger Siilfs.WlaridaQ Tie6lman
uno Der @e6eimpoliaiit Greamer, bon
Der 9altimore.Gorntp. .@olsei per.
bafteten 5pei 6iibi1e W1doden ouf
Der r@ilt G0ge Shore am Bad 9li-
Der glad 9Iusiuge Ger @eamten iol.
len lid ole Wtdoheu felt orei @oheu
obne gSilien ibrer 9lnaeborieen BORT
aiifae6alten boben. Sic befinoen Iih
iebt in Ser Canton @oIi5ei Station in
Soit uno pnrOen Dor Dem Hihter
%illiomS Dem ~Sauie SUM guten
@irten~ iiberuieien.
Gas cine Niaod)en CAB on, Wlarie
Glrran II Sabre alt. bon gSr. 1861,
Sorgeant-S -StraBe, 5l lein mo be.
bauptet, oaB iie BEL ibrer Sdipeiier
mobne, ga ibre gltern lid aetrelut
bGtten. Gie 3ipeite uannte licb 9lnna
Wtartin, 10 Sabre alt, BON glr. IA
gSoro.Strider-StraBe, unO aiebt an,
ooB i6re @ltern toot linO in0 lie 0es.
bal6 ibr Seim bel ibrer 5htpeIter
bat. 9Ils Der @ogen nit oen W1ao.
den nah Der 9Initolt fam, mar ser
Snperintenoent nidlt oo, uno 9eiOe
puroen nod ser Gonton.%oIi8eiIta.
tion 5uriidge6robt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Nlener tubt nnfaefnnben

Sinter einem Sol5bailfen aif Dem
SGier 9lr. 5 anoer Yratt.StroBe wur.
De eeiiern g}admittae ein imbefann-
ter, ungefdbr 80 Sabre alter gleger
toot oufgefun0en Ger 2eibuant
wuroe 5uerit nab Dem Mercp-Soipi.
tai imO Damn noh ser it6otilhen
Moroue iiberfiibrt. Coroner 9lilep
bonn mittleren Qiitrift miro cine I'm
teriudlng anIiellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31


@ien. 80. gluaiit (uio 2onoom.
Der oiii8ieae oIterreihiide 2riess.
beridt, weIder beilte perouseabt
muroe, aiebt 8u ooB nit 9Iusnabme
norootIih con 0riobo an ser Eouaa
nobc Dem Giiernen Ebor moielbit
pieoerbolte rum0niihe 9lueriiie 3p
riidsewieieu purOen iid sic 0iterrei
hiih.uneariiheu Eruppen Shritt
fir Shritt BON Ger 0Brcn5e nod Dor.
Der misaearbeiteteu @laten 8uriidae.
aogen baben
Scr 6eino, iaet Der Neriht
.eicbt betaunt. oaB er @etro3lenD,
9raHo (Srouitao) uno aoeo5i.@alor.
bolu beieet bat. qln Der uorolihIten
6ront fdmpft cine ruuGniihe gIbtbei.
lnne IN Dem @Derepos@ebirse ia
Ocitlih-Siebenbiireen so Nleileu
noroid bon aronitoot.
sSn ocn aorpotben baben 0ie Gent.
ihcn oen Berg 2uful mie0er erobert
mclcber in oen IeBten gSod)en beiB
imitritten mar.
Ser 0iterrethiih DE 9criAt
pom 0ieNtuQ.
tDrobilos na6 Ga0oiue)
y erliu 30 9hig. Ger 9erid3t
oes oiterreidiih mgar Saiptquar.
tiers BON seiiern beihreibt oie Dor.
gdnge alf Der ruiiiihen nno italieui.
ibeu Srout mie folat.
~SSn ser 9ufopina itno IN oeu
Garpotbeu bat iih nhts pou 9eoeu.
tnng ereignet Sn Sen eeitriaen
admpieu n0r0Iih BON Nlariampol
puroen iiber 100 Maun imO Elm N1o.
itbiuengemebr eingebenuit. SnoIid)
BON 36orop uereiielten uniere Ernp.
pen oirh einen @egenougriif oaS
Nororngen ser 9fnieu
9lobe S5eueriop brohen rniiiide
9Ingriiie Dor unierem Artiaerie Sal-
er 3ulommeu 9tQbe 9Ruofo Gberpi.
ibe iauOen Snfanterie.@eiedtc iioit
oStalieniide 5ront Ser Scin0
mar an eiu5elneu 9l6ihnitten Ser
Sront etiuos aftioer. llnlere Stel.
luneeu auf oen 6oiio 9lpen uur.
oen anoauernO nit idmeren @eibii.
SEN beidloiien 9Inariiie eeaen9lonie
9auriol uno Gima Ciceie uuroen ab-
aemieien 9llf Der GolomiienSrou
wuroen DeridieOene itaIeniide PIN.
griiie eegeu lmiere Rufeoo SteIlm.
gel Oereitelt
uSSn Ger 9l0den Seftion uno an
Ser aiiiten Sront nabe Sol Santo
im0 9lopauas initernobm oie ieiuOIi.
he Sniauterie &orii0Be aui 0erihe-
oeue GIabe. welhe ieooh irudtIoS
oerlicieu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

g2idt 5u laut. N uSerr &o-
peameilter, Sie bobeii nein Spiel
nit Sbrer @ege piel 81 lout atfom'
poenirtl~ II nQos eloub' ib founJ
mein 8r1uIeinl Genu penn i'd lei
fer otfompoanirt bate, 10 bate man
Sbre 8ebler nod beNer eeb0rtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Sin %bilaOelp6ier ma6t Sel6ftmuro.
nerIndl.

Su fritiider &erioiilne wuroe
&enrp Modinroot aus philadelphia
bonn Sergeonten @}utb in einem Sc
bol5 bel aingsuiae in Baltimore.
GormtD aiifgefiinoen. Ole beioeu
g[rmgelenfe 0eS Wlannes mareu
0urhibnitten lmo er bate Ourcb oeu
@lutoerlitit sic 9elinnlng Oerloren;
Elm 9iaiirrneiier lag neben ibni. @r
puroe iofort nah Dem 9iireau OeS
Gr. g. 8. @ilfinion in @arOenpiIlC
eebradt, Ser Sen Wlann perban0 imN
oaraui nob Dem ct. Soiepb's Soipi'
tai bradte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Gine etOOt in StOrO.
@ricbenlanO SenOuIs
lael.
Sic SmIgarem Iettem Die
Seiakmmg 0efamgeM.


i'm Sample um Oeu 9eiib Der
stoOt Gromu.- 12O @onn mur.
Neu aeiousen genommeu
Sdpere Sample auf ser moceoo-
niideu 6ront i'm @auge. II Ger
ben ioaen Oen 9uIgoren aroBc
@ertlite bei9ebradt 81 6o6en. II
@riebenlonO ideiut iid Oor5ubc-
reiten.
9ori2 80. slue. Die Staot
Eroma I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1T nod einem Sample nit Der grie-
@iideu 9eiabuug genommen NOR.
Oen meIoet cine Gepeide aus sltben
on Oen nWlotin."
0ieer 9(adridt 5uiolge belebten
Die 9ulgoren Orei Sorts unO nab.
men ole griediide 9eiabmg bon 12O
Nlonn eefangen. Sm 9ampie wur-
gen cine 9ln5ubl Solooten getootet
6liidtIinge, oie in 9ltben eingetroifen
limo, ioQen Die @leloung beltdtigt ba.
ben
(Grama 1T elmer Der Sauptpldbe
I'M noro0ltlidcn GIriehenIano, 70
Meilen norooitlib BON Salonifi, IN
Dem GiItrift Ser Stuma, Der bon
oen 9ulgaren iuGbreno ser leBten
8pei @ohen beiebt mur0e Yaris Bat
pieOer6olt WlelOungen BON 3manl-
meuItoBcn 5piiAen 8uIgaren unO
@reben gebroht, bod Der lette amt
li6e 9eribt Oes fran5oiilden ariegs-
Nmtes beiagte, oaB Die griediiHen
Seiabungen bon &aoola lnO Drama
nod oie beiOen Srte bolten uno bon
Oen 9uleoreu nidt angeeriffen NOR.
oen lin0.
2onoom 30. 9lue, 3wei bull.
eoriI6e Yotierie'n muroen OurA Die
9riten lu06reno eines 9lrtiQerie.
3leQes am Wlouiaal lmO Dienitag
5um S@tpeiden ae6radt, wie ooS
britil6e 4riegsamt befannt CAB. Ser
Beriht lulitet:
u9(n ser Strlmo 8ront beidoB
ieinoGde 9lrtiaerie in ser Wlontog
gtoHt Die 9opriOa Bride, unO ieBte
Die 9eidieBlng ain Wiorgen fort I'M
lere 9lrtilerie ontmortete lmO 6atte
Den GrfoIa, oie ieinoIideu 9otterie'n
0um S1meigen 81 brineen.
u@eitern bom6orOirten iuIiere 6lie-
Ger Oie 0roma.Stotion, ioluie Erup-
pen umO Sruppeu Sronsporte bel
Eoruo nit anaenitbcinlid eutem &c.
lultot
u9ln ser Goiroi-6ront no6e Golo-
8e1i oertrieb iinierc slrtiIlerie cine
feinolide 9lrbeiter aoIonne
gll6oneieu'mollen lid an
i1'Iie Ben.
SoIouifi @rie6enIano 30g(i-
quit, oio Yoris, ~ Cine albaniihe
Sruppenmod6t 1T bereit, iicb oenadn-
piern Ser flint olliirten 2Gnoer IN
NloceOonien on5uihlieBen. 9Ilbanier
bo6en iicb bereits bier oilsgeldifit.
IieIel6en peroen bon Giioo Hai6a,
Gbei ser albanil6cn Siegierrng &c.
Iiibrt melHer ebenfoas aeltern inSo'
lonifi onfou.
9 hwere &6mpfe an Ser m a.
ceoouiidcn 6ront.
@aris, 80. 9Iuguit. S6were
admpfe finOen olif ser moceooniihei
Sront ltatt. Ser fron50iiibe ariegs1
9eriht ioat OoB ole Sran5oien nett
Ii6 oeS @oroor 8Iniies an 9ooen
eeponnen 6Gtten. Yulgoriide 9lll.
ariffe peltli6 Oes GitroOo Gees
uuroen bon Sen Serben 5ilriidge-
ldblogen.
0ie 9(Qiirten bombarorten bnlea.
Ride Steauhgen on Der Struniai
SSront ndbe Dem Toiran See Sef-
tige 9lrtilerie Sample 6olten in Der
@eeeno BON Sltrobo uuo@etrenit an,
Qeputotion foil empfan'
cen 10 peroen.
citizen 80, 9htguit. Ser @roB-
W}oridaa oes eriebiideu Sofes be-
nohridtiate oen 6iibrer elmer Gepli4
totion pelde lid ais 9ieiultat Oer9e-
ni5elos Concentration am Sonntaa
aebiloet batte, Dab a6nia Gonitontiu
oi,,o., cror knff,,,t,,4 a., mira ott it,oI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Ncnncn ~ S1aprc Sc OBroce

Nos Ero0ramm iiir 0ie Nruucu
81 @oOrc oe 0jraee III ioeben erihie.
nen Ganah beginner oie 0erbit.
&eneu am ~. september rmo oau.
ern bis sum %, September. Gas
eaiteru Sbore &onoicop III iiir oen
80. September ieiteeiebt. Die Nenu.
babn iii IN auten 3uitan0 aeicet
moroen mo man eruoriet eineu ml-
ten 9eiuh 0icieS SSabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
guie6aa

Qie 9altimorer ipieIten eeitern
nibt, Gos HeiuItot Ger SpieIe ser
anoeren Clubs DER uSnternationalen
2igo" mar;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

in 0erm nm 8.

SIN oermnno @crboros
Sdierden mus in oeu arieo 5iebeu
Gieie Ebatlohe lit beiremolih. abcr
audi iebr intereiiant fiir nnieren tlci.
men Snben @r ipeidlt Dem Batter
nidt bon Der Seiie, ais oieier ieincn
aoiier padt. u9tiuunit Gu audi mas
nit fir oie fIeinen Ruiien2" iraot &c
Damn ploblih gSa, meiu Snnoe iiir
Die eon5 gan8 tlehen 9}iien ant.
wortet Der Batter ino lit aernoe oa.
bel, cine Eiite Snieftenpnlper III SEN
8oiier 5u tbiin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

9lus einc 9luSfnnft.
Suueer 9eomieu nSeit lponn iieliit
On oenn Der id0ncn So9onnu
nah21 3peiter geamteni nSeit
lie mir poraeitellt mrroel
llnperfroren Sat &'ic
t0nneu Sie es aeitaiten oaB mon
bier BON Dem 3norineIiten aerl an.
gebettelt miro2~ @irih (8nimii'
ibig) u9la. eeben Sie ihm nur cine
alciuiateit mos cr trieat oos
uerionIt CT AUDI allies beI nlirl"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-11

famiilfs a. rei display mntn .atsfest
ln either hualnfss 90 pnAilcF IhH
nooseyen bose are iakrs ihsir pnfts
and tbelr example should spuf DfhefH O.
lel1 useful lives Tails fauntf nrefa
more business men in politics enf
more men eifh inhefitsd Wealih ana
position in active business Efl -.
suits follow Too aggregation n ciaass'
produced hy the oni1lneHi ~ wealth
without ne assumIfion ~ prraanal re
fpunelbuiiy fnr ita ilapuaifinn aNfinri
t ffFss fhs form ~ absent landlord
Ism of ofhfrmlaf Houston Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-11

According o. editorial statement in
~, New York commercial. rheodor
Roosevelt ir, has entered shc heia
81 biz business W the raic of Aircctaf
of the Sinclair on and ReflninE com-
lAny which was organlsed to meree
several independent producing ana n
1ininE companies 10 shs miA-consinvug
field. u inaplEes these reflections IN
connsciion with nv statement thar an.
periintnt ~ tcatlne GA the lack ~
ambition ON The part ~ many yo4ne
men, the SONS % parents who hAv,
achieved distinction IN world az ac-
nvstses' ~ n often said thar YOUNG
Amsfieanh belonging 10 prominent
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state ~ Texas. County 10 Nuu.es
Ne Edwara a klehcre as vico
president and Gc,t q ClarN Jas etsh
TER vf said bank each of us de sef
cmnlN swear chat the sDo,t statement
ls tfuc io tbe best ~ oar kaouisiso
ana belief
EDWARD "a NlEpFRC. N.r
GEO d. Nl.AKk Cashier
subscribed and SWORN o. hef,rp mo
inu leih daN oi Mas. in6
fiNNA p 0OOnRIcu
N"'aN lnhic Nue,vs Caanty. rsNas
Doru.rt Attest,
~ FRENCH
b. OWENS
lNo. , RlIlFr
directors.
ADVERTISEMENT
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FOR YOUR ca1Lo,s oo.c.

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For thf rgicglnuh uNudrr 'hrff
Is bat one suiiahIt Wnnrmcui
lrurp
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Sea aul u H lHf wslDr in "f
cnsc au eu,r ihau b. b. tn nrrrt
one.
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senator Culherson Is strong
enough "a represent Texas with
credit O. iis people. hut not strong
enough 10 ouihrcasi g pack grown
bold BECAUSE OF his inability Co
conduct a personal campnigu Not
during the whole OF his career haas
Mr.. Culhcrson made Texas the
target for shame aud raiculc HIS
Etrcngih is that OF quiet. efficient
dignity, not Of gusty hoasiiag. Ia
every way he is what Oscar Hranch
Colquitt is not aud that of itself
ought 20 elect him.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-11

The battle of Nordm proceed.
For more ihan eighty dhy. the
Germans anal the French have m
dcrgene tho most heroic tests thc
most desperate los,cs and nrithcr
Eido has unailci Gums Ia che tens
81 thousands have blurred the at
mosphcre. and lead has fallen like
hail suppose us mnch energy
concentrated u ass little space.
could Do directed toward some
task OF lasting brnciit M society
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-11

Tho Joan Year itrWt cN,utr
the laihcml fo mako tho MOST ~
adverse conditions and 90 m',
whcu thr fpil touches the hrfri
this Is affirmation OF manhood
When prosperity uekle, Che mu
verse il IS easy lo take hold with
o vim.
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should be avoided. People frequent
ly commit suicide because they. can
not stand the strain due to fear of
discovery. An honest confession, a
rectifcatiOn as far as is reasonably
possible and willingness to behave in
future ought to Salty the law, espe-
cially if the avaTiciOUs hand of a
shark or mean person is exposed. 1t
would settle the matter entirely and
the courts would be saved tTemen-
dOus expense.
Our statute of limitation ought to
extend only one year in criminal
cases, excepting murder. Even an
honest confession of murder ought
to be rewarded with leniency.
Every New Years day should be
Jubilee of Justice Day, where pasts
are wiped out, when honest confess
siOns are made.
The courts have altogether too
much power for the amount of good
they accomplish. The threatening
cloud of the criminal courts prOba-
bly, causes as many suicides as any
thing else. The municipal court is
unconstitutional The trials held
there by jury are only possible to the
rich. The morals court is a muck
raking institution designed to fine
the unfortunate and point out Mag
dalenes, like the mob did to Christ
The juvenile court is occupied in
breaking up families.-Allen Steven.
PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH.
The world is full Of theorists. Each
one has a solution for all ills, but no
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ance. don't neglect to- carry a bottle
of whisky with them to conference.
Then some advocate giving to the
poor, but am sorry for the poor per-
son who comes to get help from a
modern religious teacher. Not only
is this true of churches, but all move
ments aimed at helping men and es-
tablishing brotherhood of man
have lacked the practical side and
are and must remain dead issues.
What the world wants now is for
men to put their teaching into. prac-
tice, that shows they really believe
what they say and their actions will
produce results. But this is where
the shoe pinches. Let me tell you
that no one will take any stock in
your scheme until they know you
believe and act first. They want you
to go ahead and show them that all
is safe. They say that you can't drive
sheep, that you must go ahead Of
them and they will follow.
You may have faith in your UNDER
taking, but what value is that if you
Call uTSL get yOuTSeu WORKING! III
order to make anything operative
you must get into touch with God,
who rules all things. You can't do
His work without His o. K. We are
one big family, it is true, but if you
want to establish a universal broth
erhood you must first act as if you
believed you were the other mans
brother and when he sees you Rrac-
ticing what you preach he will sit up
and take notice. This is the only way
the matter can be worked out, and
if you are really in earnest, get busy,
stop talking and get the love of God
shed abroad in your heart. -
Frank A. S. Mercer, 210 S. HaIsted.
CHESTNUTS IN THE FIRE.
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PRACTICE WHAT YOU PR


The world is full Of theorists. Each
one has a solution for all ills, but no
one has heard of any ism that has
ever reached the practical stage. No
theOrist cares about putting his the
cries into practice. He wants to try
the experiment on others first to see
how it will go. Churches are doing
their best to expound their side of
theories and in vain do they look for
people to practice anything that is
divine. They have long ceased to be
productive of goodness. They have
the form Of goodness, but they deny
the power by saying one thing and
Practicing something else.
Many strong advocates Of temper