davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
Seteiltgung an ben
&ablen 1T aQgentein!
Pcrrltde 1Dihermne in fat alien Staten;
cncrmes pcttm bis ,l1itta9 oboeecben;
PMobcs itimmt Ballot Is.
man Street wettet anf l3msbcs ertDdblune.

ben tOnnte. oenn BIG lint sebu ltbr
bormittags botten i1on ale 8itr.
ger ibre Stimmen abaegeben. Gs
itiniu1ten 16 fur 9ugbes nt0 Iteben
fiir 8ilion. (Soffertlid 1T 6ieS fiir
Sugbes cine CUTE 8orbebeutlug.)
9Os 5raaenbptnm in aanIos.
&opefo, Seas, Z. Sob. - Ioff
250,000 Srauen beteiIigen li9 beli.
te gum eriten D1oG an Der grGlioell.
tentpabI; Die aunpagneIeiter iin0
Der gnltdt, ooB BEL Der bettrigen
BrdiioententuobI i'm g1nsen $4,000
Stimmen obeggeben Derbel.
Srufene idjrcicn Setrng!
amlins gitp, @o., z. geop. -
9ie 6iibrer Der &rodenat, tuiiien6,
OnB iie ni9t geDirnen f0unen,
i9rien idon eIei6 nodOem oie
8ablbuOen eeoffnet puroen, BE.
trug"l Sic iogen, oaB, Denn oIIes
ridtig 5itgebt, gtiIiouri grobi6ition
erbdlten miro. sic tperOen Don
ibren @egneru tpegen ibrer InIidt
berlndt. Die gtoiien ertuorten cine
gtaiorit1t Sipii9en 100000 ml0
100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
Gin trcitcpcucr 2lkt
in loclcns PanptItaSt!
8cnsralsunbernenr b. Seieler Dcr.
lirit Die llua6bingiefeit nntcr
tDieuoem gcifall.


8aridou. z. goo. (lle6er Con.
bon) = Der aerneinibaftlihe Gr.
LAB 0e8 0eutIden aoiiers 8ilbelnl
oeS 9Deiten uno oes 0iterreihs sunqa-
ridden Soliers uno aoniq5 iSran5
SSoiephJ ourd ben oas aIte Honig,
reid Qoleu pie0er 9ergeitellt iperoel
ioa, muroe ON Snnstaq mittoa i'm
nlten aonigsih!oB in 0arihdit bonn
@eneralgouoerne1ir bon 8oler @e.
neral b. 9eieler perleieu. Buaeaen
iu1ren 8ertreter oller Stdrtoe $50.
lens, nn0 biele 5auiea0e itanoen
drBerbdI6 oes Baloite8. untcr ibnen
Die gau5e ltuoierenoe sSugeno Der
llniberiitGt, poIptehniidlrn 5fulen
un0 dn0erer 2eDrnnitatten init ibrcit
8annern uno mi pollen 8idlB. Die
qnn3c 3ereluonie mar fur5 iu1o cius
foh, m6 nadloem General bon 8e.
ieler Den grIoB oerleien bate, trdt
Der polniibe SdIloBbauptnarm @raf
Slltten.g5npsfi bor uno berlos oen
grlaB in polniiher 5prade. Dor II
brad groBer s,SsubeI nus un6 9ohrit.
fe ori ben oeutiden &aiier uno Den
aoiier 6rnn5 sSoicph, ouf Deltif.
IanO unO bic 0eittihen lno ouf so.
fen folgten. Sooonu iprof) Der
filr5fd errn6bIte 8r1ii0ent oes
Sta0trotes uno Retior Der Timber.
iit1t Borif)ou. gruoinsti, ieiucn
9dnf aus uno berltd)erte, bic 9olcn
miirben iid) Ger ibnen gepdbrten
,5reibrit pitroig erDeiien. or EN-.
piobl, borldufig einen giegenten fir
9olen gu ernennen, oo Die 3eit. elm
erblites aonigsbous gu erpdDleL
jest nod niht puiIenO eriheiue. Gs
eribeint iider, Dab iid iebr bie(e
gum freinilligen gintritt tn Die net
81 idaffenOe polniide 9trmee meloeu
iper0en.
General b. geieIer erlUi0erte in
frdftigen 8orten, ooB innlitten oe8
8eItfrieges Scr 9Lugenblid 9efom,
men iGt Den Iongc gebegten g9unitb
Der goIeu iiir Die 8ie0er1eriteaune
oes poIuilden Reihes sl erfiilen.
a8neiiel itber Die 3iifunft finoen
in golenber5en feinen Moun", fiigte
er bin8t. .GS miro unicre aufgobe
iein, SduIter an SduIter NIT ben
gcmobuern &olen8 Den ariea an ei.
mem iicgreiden 9l6iduB 3u bringen
ltn6 bic BunDen 0c8 9riegcs 3u BET.
len. glcbut bcrtrnuensboa gtounl
an unierer Seite; unb mir bcrgeIten
oos 8ertrmteu. g8ir boffen, baB
holb eirc poIniIhe glrntee an ltnierer
Seiie fGntpfeu miro, nIS 1uBeres
3cifen Der Stintntiin9 fir Die grtt.
bes neucn aonigreidbs. Ia
Sell benz aGniarein GoIerl"
81brcto @cnernl b. geIcler bdS
9lnnifeit inHerIjalb. aes Sd1loiies
berIns, fonnte Die Mlenec ouf 9STo.
totel an jcOer StroBencfe, onsieI.
be aleidfaGs leIen. 9la9 rpllroen
5luabIdtter 10 raid nerteilt, ipie oies
lei BEN uugegeueren @eSrGnge Dor
Oem sdlOB uno IN allen auitoBeu0eu
StraBen moglih mar.
Die GtuOenten, Die i'm Sofe einenI
Gbrenplas eineenommen botten, ia.
men NIT 8onnern, pelde Die @e.
burt bet pol1iI6en arnee perfiinbe.
ten ans Dem 5d)IoBportnI gelbrit.
ten inter Sodlrufen Die iidl ipeit.
bin fortpilan5teit. s5u allen Siirdenl
ldliteteu Die @lcderl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
s5llpcriibt scr
2lniierten erlepiittcrt!
Zen 5rnusolen Brben bic Inssu
anf; bas setdnidJte gplt 9lanbt
Siegesberidten nidt meBr.

Berlin, Z. g2ob. (6uatenberidt.)
- 8ie 5iegesbofinuugen Der 9lGi-
icrten baben our6 Oa5 runtGnlide
5iosto elnen ihloeren ShIog erlit.
TEN. mo ibre 3uberitdt lit eri6iit
tert ipenu ntdt gnl5 0abin. SSn
6ranfreid) beginnt man etu3itlebcn,
6aB Der Traum oon Der 3erIdmct-
tcrung DeullhIuitOs nidt berlotrf.
lid)t Der0en fam. Gen in Bnri3
berridenoen 8eiiimismu5 ipiegeIt
Elm 2lrtiTel Der y2Ittion t5roncaile"
pie0er. Sos 9latt belduloigt Die
Iran50iiihe 9iegerling uno Die Sci.
tluigen, ous 9Iolt beburrlid itber Die
5ituation getGllitt gu baben unO
CAB 3ll, ooB Die oeiltide g8ebrtraft
uneridiittert unO aud Cciterrei1.
llngorn melt bon Der Grid0piuag
lit.
,gs fam nift geleugnet peroen,
ooB ods @ere0e BON Der 3eridJmet,
terung Gelitihlan0s cine llebertrei.
btug mar, i6rcibt Die Gction" ;.
Scr 9tatioi1, Die bon 6Ionoern bis
3u ben gogeien lno BON Der Rripct|
bis gum @iiernen Cor bel Grio5u.
t4npit, feblt es me0er oil Golboten,
nod oil arieg8noterial uno 2ebens.
nitteIn. glub boben mir ms gu.
uiel auf Die ongeblide @rlhopfung
9eIterreids llngarnS berIoiien Sc.
reits Dor etneut Sabre bot Grnelt'
9opiiie oaraut bingelDieien, Dab Ger
aniier 6ran5 5oIepb lanqlt felncn|
Solooten mebr bate, mcnuI
Die ruiiiiheu 9crihte ilber Die an
geblihen Gerluite Der Seiterreider
pobr mGrea.
Den dran5uien gc6cn Die Ingen nuf
oSdon Dor mebreren Wlonnteu
mur0e perijbert, OoB Die 8ieOer.
ron Snlird 2emberg un0
aolDel unulittelbar beboritebe, ober
Ole gtniIen lino oieien St1oten ieit.
Dem teinen S6rttt nGber getort.
men" fQDrt oas gLott fort. .9as
RefILtot 0ieier faliGen SiegesmeL
Spngen lit, Dab oas 8ublitunt 6en
8eitilngen niht mebr eloubt. 8on
Der 9reiie mag geltenO eenlaht her.
ben, ooB fie nit oos Bolt taltihen.
Den 8erihten ar6eiten miiiIe, aber
bas Gnoert nidtS an Der Sati1de,
ooB Der 5einO ni6t eridopft it,
nno mir nod lange nidt an gnOe
uuiercr 0pfcr angctonmen iino.
Gr.Miuiiter Serbettc peHimiitiif. |
9oris, 7. gtoo. - Der friibere
Dtiniltcr Serbette erfl1rte bcute in
cincm s5ntcrpiep Ser oeltihe @e.
pcritcbt c5 1T muuoerbarer
8eiie. immcr ncue Ir1tppen litr
Cpcr1tionen nn oerItiGoenen Ymlf. |
ten berfiigbor gu MAIDEN. tnoem CT
Die sSnidnterieltorfe Der perifieoc.
nen aorps rcou3iert uno Die 9Irtil. |
lerie perltorft. Dit oieIer gfetbo6e
bot Der 5eiuo es fcrtig eebrnht. cine
i5rortt bon 3nolf ailnmeter NIT elmer
cinslgen sSnfnnteric. Qipiiicn 5u Der.
tci6tqen. g9ic enorm Die 2enti1en
lire @eid)iit. uno Dfunttionsiabrifo.
tion permehrt boben, 6eigt bic Cat
lode, ooB ibre Stablproouttiou i'm
Oftober 100000 Sounen betrug, 9e, |
een 295,000 Sonuen int gleihcn
glonat 6es goriabres./ Die Grfld, |
rung oes 6el6uIaribnII$ .. 9tn0en. |
burg, buB Die ullmerti6e lleber.
natt Der Mliterteu uidts al bcoei.
ten babe, mar feline Trdblerei. Ga
IuGre Gorbeit, fpenn mir loneer ouf
bic Grid1opfnng 9eutihlonos rcd.
men niiroen. Sir fottnen nrr iie.
gem ment mir nod eroBere gln.
itrcnaitngen modlrr ul16 uiilcre @hls
transportation bCrocppcIu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
piaiItclt iitiRbancclit
i9re Ocfailoenem!

2are6o, Ger, Z. gtob. - geod.
Dem ibn Die 8i1iiten fir tot liegeft
geIniien Gotten. 1T geftern rndy
fiinft1giger, ntiibieLiger. ltrter 9rDbs
ten 2uolen 5uriifgeIegter Bot0e.
ring Moinr &iaoreoI BON benz II.
aoboIlerie &eointent III
glonteren eingetroffer. seyn benz Sc.
rtft beiBt es. ooB Tim bnn ben
8iltIten Die Gbrcn bonn aopfe ae.
trenltt itno 6ie 511t ttt StreiFen
bon ieinen 6iiben geidnittcn tppr.
ben mar.
8iIIarenl beboliptet, nit rnebrarer
onoeren dm %. 9ftober Bel Der
Staot chihuahua bon ben @ebeILen
gef1nga genommen su fein. Can't.
Ii6e @ef1ngene ieien dlif gefebI oes
8illiiten.R Ronnnan0anten flIrdt6dr
miBbanoelt ini0 beritilnurteIt tpor0en.
8ir Geiltidle iino niat bdnoels.
iiihtig. gIber mer mig SuBtritte bers
iebt. oen treten mir intener. ltno
froftig oben0reit. GinerIci. mer bic
Erittc befouu1t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
urtriIg.R RsOiRun.

8afbingtou, z. RoD. Qas
gunoes -9beraeridbt enti6ToB iid
beute. elm lIrteil Der nnteren Bun.
Oesgerid]te. lponnb 95 Sinous in
Smt 6roueisco, ipeIhe fronf tporen
unO Odber Der offcnt[idlen 8obI.
t1tiefeit sur 2ait faIlen fonnten. DC.
porticrt nernen ioacu einer GcDi,
itor ~ ullter5IehelL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

(Gortissuna ouf seits 81 =.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
0as erife 9Sa5IergebHis.

9SittsfieIO, Tloii.. 7. geouenlbr
0os ID @eeiIen itorbIi6 bon Bitts,
field eeIeeenc gtelp glihforO, pcThes
bos fleirite Gorf in Stoote 9toi.
iodrnietts it, III Die critic Grtihoft.
ole bercits ons 8Gblergebnis bcrfiln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
6eecn GneLdnS kcinc
1,cr9cltMngsnta6rc9cln

@ni6iustun Idft SDbu Snll freie
SauO. - Die StOblcnfnGpp6eit. -
Seine llebcreiInng iuescn Der nen.
Gin SuMabpot.StD .StDntruberie. -Gngs
lamb nitt glOrlDegen geseH ame'
rita ans,-Beribinss $ruppe mag
snriifbeurOert iDerOcn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
Help Wanied--Male

WE WANT BOYS
We can urc boys auth sntray and
determination Ga "Geg There" eofa
vino Want mautt ana who Rsnt io
earn 10 themselves
Boys who ssl papers nn she street
have steady ineuaio. THE, BE- not
make a feFtaae hui they inak, nttle
nancy every das Th,t a. SOS have
t. run 90 papa etefs timo theS want
81 quarter
These boys learn hnH 80 take care
~ themselves and a. sucreed in spite
~ obstacles Thcs learn the value -
a smiling Fare aud chfaly Nord iaf
these things mean ruecUes.
Boys shin een The Caller dp aui need
capital 90 START thrfn rheg are $685.
"a some payers WhiCh theg are tn frll
Tnes keep haif the money ihfa make
and return The uns1ld papers
Every boy wAo sells as mary HF ten
papera DDS receives ticket tN a
picture show,
Como io The Caller office npff t0t
Chapaffai srcst and fna oui shoui
h.. tteD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

FnG sAisN All roaneaahlc pNteH
registered nura Iefyff uaats hfvd
elits sra pars sse - 50 arfna.
RoAsfapn ~ seirtaa rs fNA 312
Corpus Christi iaiNt
49,
negistefod Berkshire poaf faF sale
Phone s9t. j % chambefn Jr Duf
tsgfl
TWO GOOD Fresh fniis coae Ter sale
cheap. Mccampbeifs farm. Oas mile
west ~ town D. A. Miller. peA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
BOWER REATY co.
BARGAINS

we Win hinld yon a hcme IN RAY
VIEW ADDITION and ici SOU pay Gov
10 ike rent ro own property ana psy
Tor "a gradually is 90 compel Yourself
go save. 10 BE- the hest was So teach
Yourself and family economy ard you
wlll find pleasure lh saving when Sc
KEGS into yoar own home Tho money
teu pay oui for the prylese 20 living
aomew here yau virtually Pas into your
own pocket Give fhr matter of homo
owning SERIOUS consideration and
fhoroughiy nfestirate thc mcrts 81
Hay View Addition ana elVs ns toe
opportunity CD make plain % son c,-
er1 dctaA of eur easy paymcpt p|ap
40 hams halldins.
~ Cmlartal Street ih0ne $50
tgIS3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
VI ~ RAkER or Y r. WOOD
SOS starr 81 Phone 70i
Corpus Christi Tex.

sAcWFICE SALE Lot block z $3.50
loi block T. S325, iot block s. $500
lot block 3. g900 iot 3 block s $3.50.
'nf block 9 stas lot 9 block ?. ssas
lnt 3. block q si2s An In Rayyiew
Addition So. BON car line Lot 10 block
49, uronAivn S750i Lot %. block a.
iirn klyn ss50; lots and : block u
Nuerca lny iIeiQhts $500 lets 23 and
% moek 1909 Bay Terrare No. 2. 2
h.aoNs from car line SECS, iot ] ana
WNt 1-2 of i0t g. blaok q Musseit ADJ
Dtt % 8ud improvements Insured t0r
1000 1850. terms "a cash halauce
'H l purchaser Apply in = 4 flrrl
soi n chanarr.i 81 $3.50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
Business Chances


WANTED puCroR PARTNER IT.
ugen anaii cthiesi Emffgshfy iIos
riial IN Qonneriion @ftN q fuis c4mr.
sr-d Rattle Cgres Shniiargm isesim SOD
Fnoae OR trtatuent &c Hatieuie tNinf
"a horne, uNn entire modorn oHtfit fcf
such az institution ava graduate 8 A.
College 10 gentfd sAdtmlnM and
nnee ara throat suffeff in an araHehFs
CnfpHs Cirgr preferred hlt Cinsr il-
ratoaa considered Address Zoo cHn
ndencs "Dr n iief WinnehaFo st
Corpus Christi Texas tHeN
WANTED Partner Win very small
capisAl Who garss ia nttai lu $3.50 nlfe
rrunoslton fnr faagrsalon an Carnival
or Summer resort semeihiHe nea and
ne iauhi the bcsi meme, setter un tho
road ADDRESS % Care CaNef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
RATES:
lc Per Word
The first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER TISIN G

open uat rate per inch. per column
wide. stc.
sam, sundays
Standing display advertisements.
oqsn rate per inch per month. $500.
Reading Notices
rurr re.1us matter each insertion.
pc nue .oe
Locals rer line. each Insertion. iec.
Contracts fnr large amounts of aa-
serisr. space un application az this
olilt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
10000 PEOPLE COMING

eas and on
licA up Some q these SNAPS now
ttiao l-fvom msa,ee hoaae Fast
front corner one hicck from nave.
inent and car line Easi 81 stanl.s
worth '2oeo the best haraa.u osiersa
la city
F4tpe- Modcra aome soath mun
worth 5000
Stow Modern Z room house Noth
h'll near high schcdA NORTH sssae
fsH lot o. rimon Avenue
$3.50 Lot Esfi FROST IN Third street
t.Vo Lots ga bc.rsrd sirrc.. Souta
fronts.
foN kENT
Furnished and unfarnishea cottages.
FoUGERoN a CHAPMAN
e-V t"erAff'i - ihngs ~
ts1W
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

f.ogY Near White Point Sunday
small kodak ander please npti'f
Franklin Tompklns tef seHsh ian'.
~ NJ. co.. 1904
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

+ geT fsa MeMlagia street. ia frtsni ~
AmuFu. orc brown ppeAft-p'th
bills and silver containing eAf' N'..'
& caldwell Return % tae CNfnplfi'. ~
Club reward
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

Corpus Christ Typo~tissr hsenenas.
The Rev noYal--The New Corona
typrwrisefr The Dalton Adding Ma
chine. nebslii and second hand type
writers Phone las s2p Starr Street.
Adv Eig
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

fNH SALE s77 acres black land two
mites southeast 81 Aqua pulce--a bar
n ROW. Terms easy Address O. VI.
gats Marlin. Texas ai0
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
wal TRADE


~ aae oe Werih "a fifaf inis ~ caf.
pue iispidetra and naf ihe liffefehse
tgupeo 20 Nlsfih ~ ran taufrip
reHHtf land fof han Antonio cify
Property
4gftpoe cgsiis in Improved Va sfsft
fatm near hahs,nan re- residence
t4uperf m Corpus cHlsii 81 fgpbu
town
iaG agfss fine Hiafh Lard animrfN
- hsa intntae CHuhfY FOR FaHd land
Va Nneo.s County ana Nai differenfe
haiHehlt iai rssi ifani ln FIRST idgth
an ufsaa prff shq feci ftpu paFra
street iaoa % iess ihan ensi. good fosa
fsf W. fifW payment
100 asfes asod NHaree tuputy lana
fisef ~ inrpmpfanFe il,f equai y4siut
III eirsrna apa piowinF either land ~
suiHinF
~ asrns fi.Ar ~ lurgsaitnuor ard all
under Irrigation ! miir frnm funnA
for isnhaowg ~ Corpus ctust irer
effy.
Baker Wood Realty CO
4oa STAR 81 phons f0s
@lR EAciiAkgN tisaf Arkansas
farms irsHs iAnA COMPANY isesis
A,t fhfSl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

FOR SALE SIX desirable lots fnf
residence property overlooking Nuecrs
ia}-corncr lots Tor terms address
Nm a kline Gregory. fca9l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

ttett isslrA hAy a. AND sa cents ~
tale. fle pcf tan Ofanas Naxon yAft
4ls NtaplcN street, fsft4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

FOR SAL Lot on turman Avenue
b0yite north Side eNeellentiy located
water and sewer connections. Fair
prise. Address A. q, Caller. for partic-
ulars as
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
FoR plsrRlcr olrRk.

Tie 'qlirr Us authorized 81 4nnoanoo
irtlus noREN7Elp 3il. ~ d eaa.
dlda1r iei rr-eierign 30 soc cffrr u
District Nifrk -stiett Co 1hd afiton 90
vciers iu she nsnisemtli plMiAs.
The cailrr .s authorised tO auuouuce
b. Cd COOK as caTAilaio lar ihc affoo
81 District Clefs aN0sUoi 90 tht agiiun
~ iho Democratic Primaries teest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

FOR SALE Eighty acres choice tract
IT land lii miles frcm cliy lmits ca
kinssvnie rOaf SEVENTY acres sn cult.
YatiOn. an Improvement Wli make
special prise and terms AgIdy Horne
Apartments $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

- SAA.s--- fiVe-rscsh houae ~
'''''ein ccnFenlences vita sexis5 s5st
'o'' ms cfAnisss arsltofs l,nens a.
i',s ptAches ErDwinw 10 yani 80,
save a. uafsein. Appi, Si- casr.ra
fsg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
For Sale-Real Estate

FDH SALE Handsome home on Fur
MAN Avenue Modern ban every respect.
rro-aiHrs. baths gas. AN conY oniences.
Beautiful flowers and sardcn. Apply
10 NAl larc Caller.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

iaassss is.artrd ~ sifasas Waeua
Ksfd tikes psg mahiN. iiasl y care
"a q oHANu sttst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

so-aero truck farm. 4 miles nom
CORPUS christi ali in cultivation. good
farm Housc with other substantial i'm
pro emorts, price $2.25000. worth
s. 10000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

100 acres choice black land. 2 miles
from Violet 0railroai stRtion) 10
acrr1 N cultivation, new Broom house
born web and windmlli special Price
ff5 Do icr acre worth $4,000. good
terms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

auH EAciiAhgi. tisaf Arkansas
farms i.rsHr iAnd COMPANY isesiis
Ara fsesl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

ro TiRnE ihfmF improved puprnt
en North nrath iaf Hard o. NlsHtsaet
Krnsassss write avn y - stN 80
saasl
..lraaa4 ,sssaas.
FOR hAisE Nil iftAffiS All hiiNis ~
rnleus faf ssir ~ trade f yea have
auythNF tnu usNt ta foil ftaGs ~
ross sss as lsieAnui a tfeeiee igAg i3
3d. Ave IM ass tcaAf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
BARGAINS IN NuEcEs COUNTY
FARM LANDS.

t-ncre tract near Corpus Christi as
r euutailnn an ideW riaae fa suh-
urban home Price 1880 09.
90 acres. extra good land i-g mile
f1om Dty limits, all in cultivation. "a
bargain 40 S2.5oo co.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

A. acres extra fine black land ali in
cultivation. . miles from Robstown. lo-
Gated an main public road and rail.
raIl. Best buy in Nueccs county az
pr.co asked
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

i1' ACRES unlmproyed. fine black land
9 miles from Bohstown. 2 miles from
NlWHi station. aona improved farms
or sides this IS a snap at ffooe per
acre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

ra1 ceres unimproved black land,
miles from Ronstown; no better lard
ir Nneecs county bargain az $500 per
aCIe extra good terms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

$50 acres unimproved extra fine
land W miles from RoAstowni can be
cleared and pluwod az $1,000 per acre,
owner win sen at s350o per acre; moth
inr lown. good long dme. az z percent
hut pura hascr must improve land
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

ron SALE s G llrown I.eehoFn esEs
Tor haicnns a. D Parry ieis3
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-08
FEDERATION OF ART
State Organization Formed and Off
GERS Elected.

The Kansas Federation of Art held
it's first meeting Saturday evening at
the Topeka high school The gather
ing was attended by artists from Law
renee, Wichita, Pittsburg and McPher-
son, as well as by most of the artists
and art patrons of Topeka.
There were talks by Mrs. George
H. Whitcomb, Mrs. L. D. Whittimore,
Scott Hopkins, Prof. William Griffith
of Lawrence, Albert T. Reid, Prof.
H. B. Wilson, John E. jenkins of
Wichita and others.
A constitution and by laws were
adopted and a charter for the fedora
ton is to be secured. Pending organ
ization and the obtaining of the char
ter, a set of temporary officers was
elected. They are: William Griffith,
Lawrence, president; John E. Jen-
kins, Wichita; vice president; Geo NJ
Stone, Topeka, secretary; and Scott
Hopkins, Topeka, treasurer.
Practically all those present sub
scribed to shares of stock and thus be-
came active members of the fedora
ton. Any person may become an as
sociate member by paying So a year.
for which he will receive a ticket ad-
hitting to all exhibitions. lectures and
other entertainments. Active mem
bers pay $40 for one share of stock,
and IS yearly dues after the first
year. They will be entitled to vote at
all elections, to hold office, and to
serve as directors. They and their
families may attend all exhibitions,
lectures etc free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-08

tary to Mayor House, quietly slipped
away Saturday afternoon to the par
Sonage of the Rev. Stephen S. EStey,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, and was united in marriage to
E. D. Keilman, editor of the Manhat-
tan Nationalist, Saturday evening at
o'clock. Mrs. Keilman has served as
secretary to various bayorS and has
been in the city hall for the past sew
en- years. She was regarded as one
of the city's most efficient employees.
Miss Vera Anderson, 1882 West Six
tenth street, has been appointed by
Mayor House to fill the vacancy Gre
ated by Mrs Keilman's resignation
A naval training cruise for civilians
has been authorized by the United
States naval department and the pro-
ject will be launched August 3. The
course of training will be given on
board reserve battleships. 1t will last
until September IL. Civilians will be
recruited by naval districts and the
ships will be allotted to the number
of recruits accepted in each district.
After the recruits are properly gath
the ships will leave port and cruise for
about three weeks. Parts of each day
will be given to the study of special
subjects SO if a recruit has a leaning
toward any certain branch he may
specialize. Recruits will be discharged
as soon as the ships return. Lieut..
n. W. Post will be in Topeka Wednes-
day, May 10, to talk to all persons
who may be interested in the cruise.
Full information may be obtained at
the naval recruiting station in the fed
eral building, Fifth and Kansas ave-
nues Applicants may enroll at that
station