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Nus ben @eri9ten.
1uliseigeriht.

NH&S0tll uelt SeTDpr Dpil lttDerlfc=
tern Der Observation-Disclosures mlomen.
mn peniis 10 iorteeht, 10 hleibt inn
ipohl nidts moeres iibrig ais lie
81 orbeiten.
YIN 9ienstne fertigte err ioleeHoe
GSaae ob:
SRI. eaa Yeterion. qSpceoing" +,
$3.50 Stroie.
g. 6. Sorenien. fi,br obne oGim-
$3.50 Strofe.
Soiepb 9ortI. lies ieine Car ON Der
nnrettcn StrnBenieite lteben, $500
Strofe.
Rnr NJ Brood, fllbr ohne r9im
ncrs" erflorte i'd nidtlhul0ig :;
Serb0r on ii. 'SltIi.
6. Z. &olin. Iieb icinc Gar ON Der
mnredten S%troBenieitc lteben, $3.50
Strafe.
6. .. @olmap. lieB ieinc Gor oDne
scleidtun9 am Nbeno oii Ger Stra-
Re itehcn $3.50 Stroie.
SRI. VI. 2ennon. mir nbne YGim-
mcrs~ $3.50 Straie.
Snbn 9. palif, frhr nbne o9im-
mers". $50 Strofc.
$. 9. SoDre. fnhr Cor nit oiicneln
~Wuffler", $3.50 Straic.
Sobn @ofpeber fubr an StroBen-
babnmoaen pOrhei, mabreno Fdlia-
gicre Gin mo ol,sitiegen; erfIGrte
lid nidtiduloia; &erhor ON Is. Sull.
Sclbit dc Mit1Iieber oel 4oli5ei.
Gnanr1ili6n Ttr5en MD, Qeifont.
Sic hei0m MlitaIieoer &. 6. Golmor
un0 2. s.. Martir bnttcn mobrenS
cirier Slelug Ser Goslmiiiion ar
aheno bcs 3. GSuli ibre Autos Dor
Der EoiiSeiitotiou ohne breunenot
Sompen itehen Ioilen. Sic mlirber
2ienstdg Dor Den RiGter citirt nm
nm ie $3.50 (Stroie mo 3oiten)
%beitroft. 6erner mltroen Die Sci
gcnhen beltraft.
@n!ter @orbner, iubr ohne 8e.
%Ic1dnlmg. $3.50.
@orolo Stnprum S%pceoing"
$3.50.
". u. Montooue. IicB icin 9uto an
Scr %unrcd)ten StroBcnicite ltcber
$3.50.
Sohn Softer, fubr ohuc Selel;d)-
lung. $3.50.
Or. 3. 6. Suitcr, IicB icin 9(utt
an Der unredtcn StrnBenieite itebell
$3.50.
&. $. Snrtipell, ser obnc yGiu.
mcrs" geiobrcn iein ioG. ertlorte it'd
nihtiduIoia. uno oosieIbc that MOL
Tic Sbcpbcro, Der gu ld}1ca gefobrer
iein ina; Die bcihen pcroeu onl 26,
Sl,Ii oerbort mcroen.
Sieben pom 5ebn Alttomobilhell
eern, Sic geitern porgelooen murbcn,
erflarten lid id)uloie unh be5obltcl
Die linen oltferleete Strofe, nGbreni
0rei nibtldrutoig Iein mollcn.
7. 5. SSperion rno II. q. Crane
crflorten lid nid,tidliloig; tic ioIer
ihrc Nlltos an Der perfebrten Giro.
Benleite iteben gcIolien bobel. Der
e~ritcre miro an Is. unh Der icbtert
20. Sitli perhort perben.
5. &. @eimit, Der ieine Wnihint
obnc ~0immers" geinbren bober
ioa, mill nidtlhuIoia Icin; icil
Gertor lit AM 10. Suli.
Bert 9telicn mrtroe INN $3.50 be.
Itroit; err NOR ohne n0imm1ers" &c.
fnbren.
$. u. Gioe uno 8corg Tbiiips
batten ibre Autos on Der unred)ter
Strobenieite itebe1l loiien; Iie be5abl.
ten ie $3.50.
Sarrn IT. 2eiiboIb, s. g. 9osmcr
u. 9. 6lnf uno SSobn Sofmebel
mubten je $3.50 ~be5oblen; tic morcl
obne 8eIeuhtiine g%efobren.
Gonnth $ Weridt.
Mrthtir SSpfipuAen Acr mi Moron
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

r1 gser Gelber su yuGSigen 3inien
leihen modlte, eIIen uerldBIlalen Aafb'
Geher fir Seeos uno 3ortaages braud)t.
oher @eIo auf quite Sidlerheit oHsleiheu
min. fpenbe iih an W. 3. 5idifh.
203 z. A. Strafe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

g| so. 10000 3n ocrleibcn oui
eirrnoeiQentbnm III ga Groiic in
5ummen ron 100000 bis al So.
10000 3u Sc. 3oG3uiroecn bci
q. s. &oIs. @outor. 33t Main
Strobc ohcr GeIcphon 352 W.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

e @otcl Rooiiipn gibt Sbncn
mchr fir SIR cSclo oI$ iraeuo en
onocres @otel i'll ocn 3miuinqaitoh
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

@ptcl fooiiion. Ot~lnncopoli&.
hot 409 3inmer - 275 non 0ieicn
ron0Ireu i'm 4rciic bon $3.50 his
$3.50 pro Eou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

Gin @eidGuftshota. meldes
in Der ociitid,cu ,3cjtuna nid)t
on5eigt. befunhet bomit. Dob
ihnt on Scr oeutiflen 0unoldaft
nidts licgt. mo ucroient otcle
Glnoihoit neShoIb ouh nidu.
l~luicre 9eier miiien hoB mir
MIR An3cioen Der pcrlabliditen
WeldGftaflrnlen brinaen, lol.
der, sic nnicrc 2eicr oufs aiIi.
m~erfiomitc beoienen ino linen
Die heitcn @ooren Iieicrn.
Gs bcsoblt lid, oesbolb niht
auciu I'm r4oroltern" oher
aWorptuItcrn~ a%risuSeioeu ion.
bern altdl ron Den in nI,icren
3eitunoen onseiaenocn 8e.
lhoftsboulern 81 foiiicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
8 K s.

Gin 6ciker Saa. Der (ebt, Giens-
toa DGr Der beiBcite Snq oen ga
Groiie in nieiem Sabre his icbt bate.
9os acknowledgements 5elgtc
% @ro0 i'm Shnttcn. ood) mars i'll
ben Straben Der Stuot beocltcno
beiBer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Sob bnr6 Grtrinftn.

Ser erite ertrtn-
~fungsfoa in bic
lem Sabre pei
.iirte nm IienS
toa 3ohnittie.
Soiepb. Der -
Sabre oIte Sobn
non Charles s.
Selonfc, 1912
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Greisecmihue AMI Dem Sfat.Snr.

6reisacmihuer uHf Dem Sfat.S mr.
nier in MiImoufec. Gen /. 4reis auf
Dem Surnier oe5 noroomerifouiifcn
Sfotperbaroes. ods om s, uno 8.
SS1Ii in Rilluaufce itottfon0, aemonn
Charles Reihenbod5 BON MtImnufec
nit 30 1uten Spielen uno 1882
Gunften; Oen 3meiten Trcis erhieIt
9ennie Sdalolot. ebenfdas Gil 0flI.
mnuteer. ser 1910 Huntte mo %
a%cnornenc Spiele botte. Gincr ben
oen |fIcinereu ,9reiieu fam mad Ga
Groiic. oericltc mlroe Ron &rn.
@eor9e2inter qenonnen. Gas
rGdite nntiondIe Sfatturnier iinoei
in Chicago ltott.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Sersnasmnss=B tswtiier.

piaieifie. - Sonntag Radm,ttags nno
abenbs @alloenile : Yorlteuungen; an
ben @ofentagen Grandchildren.
6iiuu. - Seoeu Rntmi1tag nno abeno
&dn0elbiloer.
Gnfno. = Seoen Nahmittds uno abeno
RanDeIbiIoer.
Sbe Stranb - Tan Der Sodion StraBe)
3eoen Iheno &nnoelbiloer.
Star. - Seneu 9ahmittag nno Abeno
RnnDelbilber.
Come. (Noroieite.) Seoen Gag
0dnnelbiIoer.
Treamlano.- (9orOieite. -Senen Sag
&~arttioi'oer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

ltebcriabrcn nnb gctOotet. Gbpill
&. Sbap. 30 Sabre alt dIo Der al
tcfte 5ohn pom @crrn umo 6rdit
2ouis Sban. 226 norol 30. Stra
be, tuuroe am QienStog in Chalmers,
SSnH.. bon ciuem 3uge iiberiabren
,lno qetootct. Gin3eIbeiteu iiher 6as
llnglild fehlen. Std Sbop, elner
iciner 9riiocr, reiite nod Gbnlmers
OBJ. nm 6ie 9eihe bierber gu boIcn.
Ser 8crun0lidte mar inn S3genieur'
'ahe beihGftiat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
GtOre A., Uermiethen.

Go. 1919 Sib 10. Strase, paFenG fir elm
S1ub9eihdft ooer Augmentation. Ndhe-
rec bel benz @isentblmer, 500 Slb IL.
Stra6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
geidafts Rptisen.

esP G. z. Ban auten. geriidles
rings Iaent; S~nraifdftsz ober ELDER
beitss Gonos, 22S YeG.l S.rcSe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Iad Der GrsnSs abseiabrsll.

ttmoh pcrlicB 0ds
brittle Regiment
Camp 1ouglos.
IS battcu lih
berboltnibmaBig
ilur lpenige Ser
ionen OIL 0ent
8abnbnfe cingc
funoen. Ter CT
ite 3uG roate
nm $3.50, Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Sn p~erfauien.

cine foIt neue ~~gtoroltern~ Ntoh'
moidine nit all Sen neueiten ~attd.
dement's Hafaufrooen i'm
9eorotern.S ontor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

gierosrennsn am Is. nno i9. SuIi.
&ui Der Rennbohu hes bieiigen NuS-
Itedunqsplote8 finoen ON Oienss
tog nno Witttpoh Der uohiten &o.
dc 8feroerennen Itott. IS iin6 be
reits t02 0feroe fir Die berid)ieoeueit
Rennen c%ingetrdqen moroen mao
$500 iino ols Freiie fir bic Sie.
ger ausqeiett. lin etmas Ibnedls-
lung in bds Giuerlei Der Rcnmet 5i
bringen. miro Gin aepiiier Sean
Gomenjos nit ieinem 6liiq5elig ei.
niae Qunititilfe in Der 2uft olsfilb
rem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
GtaunS
fir bic
Sntncm,

melde nit SoIsfropi. n0er
; &olspergroBcrung aeplogt iiuo!
6iir ioId)c babe i'd cute Nah.
ridten. oenn ih babe eiH 5iiper.
Idiliqes oiel erprobteS Mittel
iur oieies llcbeI. 6Grbt Die
0oltt nidlt. mo lit gorls Ieidt
au 9ebrn;deu. Sd hobc eS III
soc uro $1.00 6Ioiden.
Chas. BeysChlag
Apothefer,
6OB main.E trabe.
rS Ioitbcitcllnnscn prompt bsiurst
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14
Gonntn Werid)t.

Mrtbur SeIIcnben, Ger ollf Seran-
!oiiunq Der hieiigen 8ehorben III ct.
Eoiil perbaftet unb nod bier 3urld=
eebrodlt morncn NOR, itonb mn Otens-
toa Dor Rtd,ter griublen inter Der
Nnflooe ieiue Srou unb Camille pler
I'M Glide geloiien 5u bnbc,. Seinc
5troie mlroe iusnenoirt, nodloem or
lih ninig erfl1rt hotte. nit leiner
5ontiIic gu leben unb fiir lie at lor-
qcn. SSn Iinneiota bat CT lif) bel
Der Wili5 oniperben oliicn.
Mohcri 0orris. elm forbiqer Cir
fllsarbeiter. muroe ihuIbig b%ef1noen.
Gus Dem aIeioerlooen bon Charles
;5iqaic oli Der 9feroiel1s nrei @,oor
Noicn in, Mcrthe bon $50 9eItobIeG
su habcr. Seine Stroie beitonb ans
sc Gagcn (SefoaGriB.
Nrthur @oos mar inter Der Nm
flogc porgelooer. 'gine 6rnu ntdt
an e%rndbrcn. Gr ertIdrte iifl hidlt
ifilloio. unr Iein &erb0r iinbet ON
81. Siili itott,
2rch Sdlrooer. elm Srrufenbolo
pom Der Noroiciie. murhe 81 30 So-
acn Soft perurtbeilt. Gr hattie olrdl
iciueu 3uitono einmol mieocr oos
A~eraernib ieiuer 9cbcnmenifen err
reoi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
ROSTER OF Third TEXAS INFANTRY
CALLER PRESENTS SEVENTH INSTAIIMENT OF REG.
MENTAL ROSTER GIVING NAMES, POSITIONS
COMPANY AND HOME ADDRESSES or OFF,
GERS AND ENLISTED MEN
And this is our answer.

Macon lor g.. rtt a. Housou
Mt nrae. scth IS. p,t- j.. Cam. r.-
Mtuae iouif ist h. Normanree
Matthews Dallas D Capt a. Haas-
Maiss~a William C p,l A. uous
ior
NauoS Garland w. r,l IA limp
ce.
Mmwen w.nam o.. Corp. n.
Athens
Nayts John c. p,t C. rlaro
Hase wniam C. rNt. q pori Ar.
thur
Ncsdor Charlie p,t H Athens
Meaaor wIram r. Corp ua. e..
Mslsus4eh wmam b. rv. a
Honwon
Mtsuez Georee r., Pst. ]. PORT Ar.
thur
Niguc7 Israel p,f. Q. porf Ar,a,r
NilliEan pfis iNt- q. Caero.
Nil'er. rmrrnre rfl. E roafrs
MN'r rle1r " wasortr Sun. "a
M. beaumont
Mn'ge lohn 49, Pvt *. Oranr.
Ml'er laserh o. Pre- M ri camps
HA'fr. Nehtrt rft. Z. part Arst,,r
Mlllina'T, clards r, Pvt. {. s.ntor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23

Morris sam W. Pvt =
uruuo. TcNas- r.
Morrison. Clydc r. SGT Y /
Morrison Richard r. ~
''''' Morse Edward c. caP- :
ION ! ~
Morse. Georse f. sgt =
Morton. REAGAN r., PIT. ! 7. y
Moser. william r.. i'si- "a
Moses. Norman. corr
Moaor Elliott X.
CO.. *. orange. r
Nosicy. Mason l., ~. go
Mott. Hersev. Pvt. - ~, a
Nuad Eddie. Pvt I :, 4
Nulkcy Everett l., ~
Nulkcv. James G.. ~.
Mullins Grover c, vs.
CO.. Sinton. -
aIuNilie. Cecil, PVT, Z 81
Afunn. oscar H. fft. ~
Murad. lewis Pvt y ~
Murphy. Aaron. Fvt- I, "A
Murphy. Barney, Pvt- s-..s
NurI cy. Dan. Pvt n ~.
Murphey James a.
shall. Isl
murphy Joseph r.
lorce. ". l. car
Murphy. Maurice -
Houston. -
Muslck. Pearl IL 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23

h"H WHf1m d. I.t r Timpr.n
N.'n0r f.rris Corp. O. uut C.n.
A..0n''' N..rl prr &c. % GaNos.
v,.-.n ,-n..-r
N"ttfii 5ames N rNt 3D. Inrrer
N.gtt,5 r, MHr.n.
N vr. " ''.. h1d
BALE
Moore nroofs lr S 3D.. 49,.
Neor. Charlie. Is SEE az %
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
veals Daughters uniinsly End.

Ready, KY" was MOI rblr 70 a
EayghHg lof neatly sta MONTHS" writes
AIRS. Laura Rfalghcr. OF this place, 'and
was dosu In bed .of three months.
cannot tel you how ! suliercd with
my head, ard with nervousness ana
Hc.nanly troubles,
Our family doctor loN my Husband he
eoald nol do me Rny good, snd Ne had
10 rive u w. We stlet another 1ociof,
bnl hs cid not hcia me.
hslasl. MY mother adyssed nc 10 take
rartal, ihr wuHan's ionie. llloaehs
1 WA no use Tor J WAS rtsfly ccld and
nothing rscned % 10 me any good. Bat
] took eleven bottles, and now | am able
70 do az ci my work ana my owa
nash'ng.
think Cardui Il The hes. medlcIne n
he world. Ny weight has Increased.
end look tho picture Of heath. "
n You sasier from ass at she xllmeas
srelief 10 wnrien, get 4 bottle os Car.im
loI1Y. Delay Is dangerous. We know
I VIII help yen. iof Il has helped
many thousands az ether weak won
n ilie pasl % years.
AlaI dragglsss.
uirhs NJ chsrsnspsa ntd'slm o.. tAs,rs
lcuNpy ltsN- Cta,,an6ara fH.ns. loi A1t ~
ksss.tifseyf o. 3tof rtu faa a sAtN k,,.., Aart
htkaaen' ~ Nsnsa.r y plAAn ~'spsss, Nc IA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
Come Choose Your Chandler Now
Central Motor Sales Compan

cNViH mnfnins thc boys retlfc in the
uas, sldc of tho biun op tho lesach anal
ifarfice far hours Thay have i,arn-
80 manl beautiful marchos and giick
stops which nre ueea or Hrf0lic anH
other ocotsinus emo UmAgintu that
huelc a rasy 90 htew. aut not SIS. Tor
N iakoa months tn Dccomo proficient
ua this ee,minglN unmporiRnt mstru-
mrnt There arr More than fits df.
trrvnt haKie ralis iu thr army. which
arr written nui in music fnrm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
rHRsE HORT IN AUTO ACCIDENT

DALLAS, Tex Scpu 81 john
iHamley. t'nsier and Josh Robert
son. ah ~ 4fand lrairle were hurt ln
sn automobile collision hrne tonight
hrumiey, whe rcccived iaternal iniu-
ric-. mas Die. The gar Ga which the,
were uaias callidci on thc pak cum
rRdn'f with truck driven hy tNo
nekrnes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
AUTOMOBILE DRIVES sueo.

nrrNfiAM. TEX. reat r. IN th-
wAshlngton cccnty court damage
suit has been filed by Hermann Kcin
in~ (" A. ,aei-.A fnr seaa damsecs
The petition ~ the plaintiff alieres
that TIE defcndan, drove his aulnmo-
niie too ncar bis team ana caused a
runaway, destroying ths seesS ans
causing bodily injuries 10 Aimseif.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
sToovmAN soFF1Rs ssoKsN hip

NEAK.NE, TEX, Sept ea Jake
ShFlde "a steokmhn ~ sutton had his
loft hip hfekcn this week when MI.
aofrn thrcW him. iic was runnine a
steer throuxh a pasture and his hofs.
sirlNh Wirc fcnre ihrOWiag Mr
Shields % me around.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
ACCIDENT " y

Fl.GRESvHLE. TEX, <. =,
lrt sin accident y ~
urr~a nere Westerns, 40
Grief. an employe o. ",
sch Gin. had his ~ .,.ss'
maneied On the -, ~
fingers on the hana
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23

lun ho street lsF company 800 hanii
iho enormous NtuWdH u pres rfu :
ofuef unN Csc Dpr iro loaded
Iur period uf s'N monthH aiicf ga
Iieuna Boz tuc srmv carh man b. ai
lawsd to draw ciHtmne umnunting tol
$40 800 Nuiup ~ boz aH deauoa NhH iHI
termed NW miNtl slHWNuco Hnd Oan
nui ir Dk.flfHvn sut lu gsea hu dNtH
rot take udtHnttar ot thD tUl Amount
fnru o. grrrifrH Dsrh Got amount vUm
iue tu Hiw lo nv pHIt when Dots onNai
Wrat vtpifcs iu tnlt was each RHllirr
ia r.apsaIanie lu4 nit oNu DIHthra lt
ass eiwufH Hrn eneounmA in tHo.
arms lnf anl0irfH 81 app.Hr udt Hnd|
command HniilrfiN aprenrntf at HN
tlmrs The rluihng 81 Maued lrum thr
QuaftUrmaNvr department. thrnuah
rtQuieltlans mauc vn tnr COMPANY
commander ThD UiUfhUa hft .Hld Geo
tne mrn at opHt HrleVs. And lr vl tug
worry h,ai materNl
Hero o. % nt,a ihe on licat John
3. Campbell vha Is ChaHotn fof o.
rhitd rtNas infantry tNthcr Camp
h0n Waa trimMu4 lo Dlup ian either
aeNi AFTER Rps h1d rten hlnwn and AN
hc uaf apprAcmus iha euard iine b..
.rutf, rhaltn.cd him Iu fhnan words
llaH Wha gees thtr
fatbrr yampUsn spekt nn and Asid
eghanlain
arms SENTRY ibnn.nt ss,ernisr was
oissin. a i.i.s s.n Ai,n asd was lnpsf.
-aneiine -Charlio Chaplain. sn he a.ii.
ftAd.anee. Charlie. ana hr rrenrnlrcd
inthfr Ctmtaeil hftan al mueh.
uRNe an tte other hand thr rtntrt
reinr be- WIS an efneor f,tel his most
aNd pr0s ntel arms rha chapiaiu
I.aNa hr Wil answer bt tsra cainn.
beli hercaYier
the Camp Guard detail f,f ths sac
,...... t,f..t,, ~. ....,.. ,.....,.,...,
1 A., ,..,,..,,, ,.,n. 49,, 49,.
'r.v'e,, III o9r.', ~ D,e ,,.s s.A .
Z s.,..,t ,,f ..,..' s.'...., ~.
Cawrany ID 50 the rnlra rrAa. IN.
ihntfN s. on raard TO-DAY win fleui
AZ 4. pHwosth. lr. la communal az .lf.
ncsf 81 iho paN 4 detail n uae scr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
Along the Troop Streets
OF Texas Brigade Camp

aIad to print tbs column News ars pesaa
70 Al should be leN az tho
Caller oihcc rot than o'cast 81 night
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23
CHANDLER SIX
$1295
~ o. " CIEyELASD3
Fona
Answering the Question
Thousands Have Asked

TEN1E automobile industry big, SO vital Ia ~ 20 W.
rife in it. rumors founded and unounoeu. % 10 Gi o'
strange thousands OF admirers o the
of Chandler owners nave ASKED ia
are going do in January? Are you gong u i ~; e
model? Are going TO buid 1! f odv5
motor? Is you going to adept new oeeis " WY
What about the price,"
And this is answer.
In the series Chandler Skies which VIII follow our Col-
pletion of production of the present SERIES
we shall continue build the heart OF this great
car he same Marvellous Motor which win some
minor from time to time, has distinguished
design and ChandIer-buid motor which has become
famous and HeXblty and simplicity
and And
shall continue the beautiful walnut -panelled
tonneau-cow type of bOdieS-with soft, deep CuSh-
and uStrOuS finSh-WhiCh preceded many
recent "new models" by many months. And
the price be Iowered In all probability it will
be higher
Ask any Chandler dealer Of any Chandler
whether Type IA Is 10 l7 he would have build
some otlier'type OF motor.
Ask yourself what change could make the present Chandler
more beautiful in body design.
This is the thousands who asked THE
CHANDLER YOU MAY BUY THIS WEEK WILL BE JUST
AS UP-TO-DATE NEXT SPRING AS THE CHAMBERS
WE SHALL BE BUILDING THEN.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY CLEVELAND OHIO
Esa."s sGss'' a s-ssrs=s7 s ssssa: 5saa% a$
t"en"e may the armsca
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-09
PRAISE HOSPITAL OF
MRS. BORDEN TURNER
American WOman'S Efforts i'm
Belgium Have Saved
Many Lives.
Special Coyrespondence 20 The srx.

PARIS. March 20.-The Figaro TODAY
published the following appreciation OF
Mrs. Borden Turner's field hospital in
Belgium. within easy reach OF German
guns:
Mrs. Borden Turner. IN American.
has provided the French army with
Movable Surgical Hospital No. |. II
Ia stationed FIVE miles from the trenches
ana htted up with the same care az
any permanent surgical clinic in the
interior. The seriously wounded cases
mus do not undergo more than the
least possible delay between the mo-
'nent when they are wounded and the
moment their wounds are treated hy a
definite surgical operation. The result
of such a speedy installation near the
firing line has been that Of coo seri.
q isly wounded cases received since July
-. 1913. TO the end OF December sixty
five only have died. What that proper
ton or 10 per cent. would have become
IT the operations could only have been
made fifty miles from the front after
loss of blood in slow train Journeys may
be Imagined. The wounded know 1, well
and know how exquisitely they are
treated at this hospital. Soldiers In
this section say: IT I an wounded. let
''N W Nv ''"'h W iipSIIthl W.
Mrs. Borden Turner has not only
succeeded In efecting a surgical in
stallation OF 100 beds. provided with the
best known apparatus. but she has
orming a nursing STAFF whose devotion
has during this period saved many
lives. The nurses are American, Eng
fish and French women. Thu doctors
are under the direction of a head doc-
tor of the army and a surgeon rank.
ing as chef de cliniIue' of the Paris
faculty.
' 1T might be feared that with II STAFF
OF so many nations and different habits
some opposition OF tastes and methods
would manifest itself, Ia such differ
enco' might have been added compiled
tions due To the by no means simple
ways of French administrative authori-
ties. But no such thing Is to be seen,
The clever charm and intelligent author
ny Of n woman devoted to good work
has drawn from every one his or her
finest powers through the pride each
feels ia belonging to sulh Il di~stinSu.shca
body"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-09
De BRAYER, COMPOSER,
NEGLECTED IN DEATH
Frcnchman. Famous Among
COtcric of We'll Known Men.
Passes Away UnnOticed.


iAR's' Mar'h -p'-lhe dea'h OF jules
dc Brayer. musician and composer. was
recently. but almost escaped
,a,aa. A.. a.. -.
."" '""' ""." .r' u. ""e'
its toll OF heroes Killed hghting Tor their
country. Yet Jules de Brayer was an
essen,i,uv p,ris,an tvpo uhose dis.n
- -, - ~ -
u, ~ ~ "ou.u navy
mn" 'olu'n'H w nv u"'. Papers'
i"en'sr"N' VI ,"I,s Years aso 'ne
louss'' ian.!n, ~ ,nalsauuun race;
A." u. n'sn.'s """". =. "'.st'' an
N''',,''u'' '"'"' N'ouh" w. N'oe
Will ~ see" E,hi''anue, -haoiic''
n'ulit ',nnee' |'i,,ers ue i.S'e-.>uaIn'
,'nhiol"h H'","lu' "us'ave ,harpen.ie,
~HIrNannrc I'orees' i'eoussy. annie
.n'"ns.r anu otnerH who never a''a'heu
~ '""'e '""' ''"ee mas oo'he u man!
VI
nh 's''.'' WIN respe.t - ,ne opin-
''n' "n' Ju"s'''''T VI oHe s'chl' iooh-
ItH 't',c man 1uies ue hra!er' re
aIone Always refused TO a',ow ms glass
" peer ,,ne oh,s one ne ufa"H uu'!nS
nv seu'nS,' IeVnoie" w WIN 'he
general pili ne produced ms o cents
oittn Ih' ohly CONS ne possessed; ana
aiiowe" no one 10 pay tor n'nn, ne ar
"welhhk pIaoe, away up w Mor.nlartIe
ne was resnrueu Wy az ~ an au'noritE,
, haDrler wrote morning wi,nout ask'mg
ne b'aSer ms opinion i,epusSy oeu.-
,"'ed o''e ~ "is Wins " nI"' "mu w
ners ue 'iS'e-Hna" pian1en a nore''o
ior a iNrl'ai drama lor "h'ch he braNer
was 10 "ri.e me music,
me compose; poor as Iop ana proud
as any ~"ha".Sn same earneu ais
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-09

LONDON. March 23.-Since the fateru!
day In August. 1914. when +. hecsm.
hn"wn that Great Britain was involved
IN IN" great war. the men and women
or E~ngland-the latter more especially
nave been alphabetically endeavoring
to alleviate the lot OF the victims ~ the
great devastation.
CHARITIES Of every descr ption have
been started. money has been poured
ont without stint in every direction. The
great families have We'd one with an
Other in turning their town and coun-
try houses into hoStels and hospitals for
IL" wounded n sick. Bu; IN tn. wel,.r
"f charitable endeaNor there is the par
t!'ular scheme which has laid hold OF
the Imagination ~ the people, the HON.
Tor totally DISABLED soldiers which 4, is
proposed to establish I'm one Of the
oeauty spots OF England
In a few months the old Star and
Garter Hotel At Richmond. rich in
memories OF, bysone festivities. viii be
ready for the reception of a number of
men who have g!,en their health and
strength, their all. for their country.
All l~.ondoners have made ac]auaintanc,
with the beautiful scene which one oh
tdins from the summit OF Richmond tI,l
The Star and Garter Hotel. on whose
ste viii rise the new hospital for totally
disabled soldiers. has been the scene
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-09
BRITONS USE MORE TOBACCO.
5,507,tS5 Pounds More Than In
1914 Are l'Onsumrd.

I.oNpoN. March 2&-In spite Of the
heavy increase Of the duty on tobacco
the consumption last year exceeded that
of lal4 by j,i97,iS5 pounds. This is
the chief feature of the Iatioua, tobacco
bill, Tho bill has been complied by
u. l.. Muncricf of Newcastle-ou-TNuc.
The total consumption in 1913 was
li6,1So, 700 pounds. against llO.HS3,2li
pounds in 1914, the Increase being 5,597,-
iSi pounds.
Mr.. Mon"rieff points out that these
figures do not Include the tobacco SUP
piled duty free to the trenches and
Wounded men In the military hospitals.
The consumption ser family Gin spite
of tho huge decrease Of men through
military and naval demands) showed an
increase IN 1915 Of 8 pr cant