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DWELLINGS
1907 14th NV. 12r. b
(0ct 15) SIS. 90
800 7th.upper foors50. 90
COZ Sd NV, 12r, b
Nov. 81 .......42. 90
AS Sd NV. Or. 2b. 40. 30
1000 Park I'd, Tor. BIO. 90
I'LL 9Th NV. Or. .b.35.75
"A Chestnut st. Ia
koma Park. Or, b.
lot 150x15. ... $3.50
$40 \ ] av NV. .10r. o35. so
102 Quincy NV. Or. b35. so
84h L NV. Or. b.32. so
1927 NJ av NV Or. bs0. so
1855 q NV. Sr. b.s0.5o
e8 8 NV. Or. b (oct
0l ......-.....2S.5 so
DWELLINGS SOUTHEA
8S n c av. Or. b. $500
DWELLINGS
1902 Irving st, Brook
land. Or, b. IS. 90
161 Uhland Ter ne.
Or. b ...........3.50
HEATED Al
1870 r. I. ave-, 3r. 4 4r
e28 G st. NV. 2nd floor
S13 q st. NV. ) rooms
OS d 1t. NV. 3rd floor.
APARTMENTS
1924 9th NV. I'd noor,
5r. b. Oct Is. "a. so
103 Oak av. Takoma
Park. Or, b. %. so
1918 Sth NV. Or. b. .3. 80
1880 7th NV. store.
4r. w .......-..o0.50
BUSINESS
C12 18th NV. store
& 8 apis. ..... .225. 90
1918 7th NV. IS. 90
1130 7th NV. .sto, Z, bS0. 90
1855 9Th NV. .sto Sr. .b65. 90
1924 9th NV. .sto. 81, BAT so
1924 No Cap, store. 40. 90
7o7-09 Fla av NV.
store & cellar. 40. 90
Si3 PA av. store. 40. 90
1908 11th NV, store. %. 90
2030 Georgia av. Is. 90
C0LORED
1918 18th NV. Or. b. 80. so
1915 Sher av NV g. b22. so
2147 Newport pl NV.
5r, b ......-....2.50
1905 4th NV, 7r,w. so
1723h Seaton NV,
br. b ...........18.5o
925 N J av NV. .6r. wis. 80
220J sth NV. store.
3r. b ..-........1S-J0
We have a number of q
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;I.EPHONE MAIN a0o9.
, 1920 18th NV. lir. $50
1898 X NV. Sr. .35. 20
324 l1th sw. 6r. ID 30
$50 Eye. 10r. ~
! :i3 9th Sc, ir.. 80
,REU.
lG45 Covington. 4r.1c.:5J0
Rosslyn, Va, 6r. .11.C1
l23 n Sc. Ar. 30
1870 he Sales. 4r.9.:0
l3U Fenton NV. 4r. 30
rs. 1410 g st. NV.
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APARrMENrs TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4A4 4AAS4kA4l4S ~ ~ AAAS4s
UNFURNISHED-Co
OTTAWA
1904 18th ST. NV.
rooms and bath; rear porch; all outside
rooms. with southern exposure; available Oct.
18th. See janitor.
Rent $3.50.
144O RHODE ISLAND AVE.
HANDSOME BUILDING.
and q rooms and bath; 6-rm. apt. has
porch: Arm. apts front Of building; splendidly
located; good service; rents. $3.50 and $50.
SARANAC
1903 n CAPITOL ST.
Only three left. They have SIX AND
SEVEN ROOMS and bath; one has southern
exposure in all rooms; plenty Of heat and hot
water; fine rear porches. $3.50 to 1850.
NEW BUILDING
1915 10th st. NV.
4 rooms and bath each. Only two left; have
rear porches and open freplaces; beautifully
finished rooms; rent $3.50.
SAVE MONEY
RENT DOWNTOWN.
III 18th st. NV; one remaining apt. can
be rented for $500. 4 rooms and bath; heat
furnished.
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
M. 59O4-5. 721 18th st. NV.
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zoos ii STREET N.w-9 ROOMS AND BATH:
latrobe heat: reduced to 5000: good yard.
1913 y. ]. n.w.-6 rooms and bath:
S255O: in good shape.
1904 Fla. ave. n.e.-8 rooms and bath; big
yard: $20.50
inst a few specials. List sent on request.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, 723 10th st. NV.
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THE WARRINGTON, 1901 wyoming ave. NV.
rooms and bath, porch. ............ $40 90
rooms and bath, reception hall - 80 90
THE WILMINGTON. 1911 Wyoming ave. NV,
rooms: recep hall and bath. porch. $40 90
THE LAMBERT. 1871 LAnier place n.w
No. 33- rooms and bath, porch .s37 80
THE CONVICTION. 1858 Columbia road NV
rooms and bath .................. $50 90
WIN. L. BROWNING,
Phone II. G1 Southern Blde
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FOR RENT TT
1854 Fillmore. 10r125.W
2121 Bancroft. 15r.75.@
171T Ssnw, 10r- Is. 90
2149 Fla ay. Tor. Al. 80
l...a,9 n Y nv, 10r. A.. 10
cola
4J7 Fla av. Or. 81. %
5l9 21st NV. Or. 25. 30
324 11th sw, Or. ID. 80
724 13th ne. ar. ..20.50
1888 Marion NV .6r.lT.00
WILLIAM X. ELI.
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FOR RENT
JOHN SCRIVENER
1928 Mt Pleasant
NV. Sr. b. hwh. S45. Hl
3635 y II av NV.
Or, hwh. BON
III Cd NV. Sr, .31.5 80
202 11tsi Sc. 6r. b. 23- 30
FOR &C
Alb r Sc. Or. b. % 80
S35 1st ne. Sr, w 1S. On
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CARLISLE COURT, 14th st. and Col. rd
2, and rooms and bath. $28.50 to $40 so
THE AVONDALE. 1874 ct. NV.
rooms to rooms and bath. $35. 90 to $65 90
THE MILTON, 1729 H st. NV.
rooms and bath. h............. .$35. 90 to $1,000
1919 10Th ST.
8 rooms and bath OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S37 20
and rooms and 2 baths. -. $50. 90 to sos, 90
ABSECOE APARTMENTS. 1908 st. NV.
and rooms and bath. $32. so to $40 90
THE TENNESSEE. 1900 st. NV
4 and rooms and bath. 49,. $500 to ss7. so
COLUMBIA ROAD AND 18th ST. NV
rooms, bath and back porch. S45 90
THE CLINTON. 1925 @ st. NV
and rooms and bath. $50 90 to sat 80
THE HADDON. 1880 n. II. ave. NV
4 rooms and bath ............. $500 to 5000
THE VALOIS. 1880 Mass. ave- NV
z to D rooms and bath. 5000 to 5000
Open for inspection at night also
RANDALL H. HAGNFR r. co
1907 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Phone North 4137.
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S27.50.1931 S'mit ne, ,er
&25. 20. . .525 n J av, Or
SIS. so. 3571 10th NV, Or
S25. so. 4O15 Mario NV, Or
s23.50. 1890 29th NV, 7r
$23. so. ...,027 N Cap. Or
So. 2.50......16 F sW, 6r
$50. 0......rtO4 I'D, Or
500. 80. .22:,2 18th NV. 8r
$50. .50.46f Wash NV. Or
$50. so. GIG c ne. 6r
$40. 20. .14es 21st nv. Or
S2O.50.3 .34l5 Prospect. Sc
SO. 1872 y Car av se, ar
$50. .1715 1lth NV. IN. ar
$3.50. - 1859 Fl ne. Or
SIS: 80. .7GS Morton. Or
$3.50. .3G1S 11th NV.
LIST n, ar
$3.50. 1915 10Th NV. ar
Sl7.35.44o I: I nv nw,Gr
SIG. 10. 2J.6 6tii nv. 5r
Si5.5O.11U6 S'ton nw.6r
S15. 40. 66 Drfrees. s.
S15.164S Rosria,e ne. 81
sl4.O 2520 9th NV. sr
Si3. ~. 1894 frir rw.1r
cfY 40 o13., s.,i, nv. .lr
sl2.90. o91S :; NV. 5r
sl..u. u.....e1a q NV. .r
81" 90. 163ni. 10th rw..
ST.. 10. .s2l Sih Sc. ar
s1l.:0. Fl. aaona IA av. ar
si1. .623 t;irarti ,rearb.,-
Sia.:,0. 1925 Nav ;rT. .
,iu ~. I:i5 loit 50. -
s.. ..rn. cl3 V nr.r-ar A.
81. 90. .l12i Half 81. =
SO. io.G .Allrn =. sw.
IENTS.
sso. 20. The I.ansmorc.;'
s3aa 81. Tie Walton. -
"a. 20. The Rochester
soG. 40. Tl" W'ii n-;uii
-. 81. IT," I-.ari'I- n
s., ,.a.1lat "iii nv III
So. IN TIL" i,,.iirirs.
1850. Tin RIPLEY. T.
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81. ~ ".'f =,
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y for rem u - sen
1 * HENSry "a.
Il. NV.
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Ills c STREET NE.
Comfortable and convenient: rooms and
bath; latrobe heat: gas light; coal and gas
ranges in kitchen; rice rear yard; front porch.
Rent, $3.50.
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FOR RENT
$50. d. .1G02 X NV. 13r
S1a5. 1880 18th NV. 12r
$11O. % ". Irving,
Chevy Chase. 12r
500. 1909 oath NV. 12r
SIS. .472 Pa av NV. store
S75..27 Irving, Chevy
Chase. Or
SO. .91S II NV. 12r
S60. .631 ID NV, 16r
$50. 1923 Calvert nw.11r
$50. .50.1Sf1 Calf NV, Tor
S5J. .1712 q NV, 10r
500 225O3 C'mp'n NV. Or
$50. 80. .2a12 Ont rd. 11r
$50. :. 1910 21st NV. Or !
$50. 1862 18th NV. To-
$50. 1906 Col rd NV. .10r !
$50. .S19 18th NV. ~ Or ]
$40. 80. .9Of NJ nw. l0ri
Si2.5c.2Sn 18th NV. 9r
s4o.:50. oo337 18th NV. Tor
Si2.5a. 1919 9Th INV. 13r
S41.u5. .S21 10th NV. sr,
s4G.ad. .2102 o NV, sr
$40. 80. 1884 11th NV. 10.
$40. .2i1a Ontario rd. Sr
ST.. "a. l225 lrv'c w.9r
S25. 5.5a.1l11 18th nv. Sr
ST.. 20. .3a6 r NV. 10-
$3.50. 3222, 11:h NV. Or
So. 4o24 III ay. IA. Sri
S2:,.16G0 Monroe NV. Or
S35. 1873 Lamont NV. Or
S3o. 30. 49,. ia5 e ne. Or
$50. 30. .I21n q NV. Sri
ssa. 20. ...17H :. my. sr
$50. 80. 33.1 18th NV. Sr
SIG. IN. 100 S'ton pl nw.ei
APAHTh
$40. The Cumberland. .ri
S6:l,. The Cumberland. 6r
S6.'. Til" Fontaret. .r
SEQ. III" kedrick. Ar
$50. The Brunswick. 5r:
s5n. .T''u keGr,cl. ir
$50. The Cumberland. Jrl
sac. ,io o.9aa22G aw. 2S3t..i :
81. 20. The Fnntanet. n
.832 ra ay. Sri .
S35 The darlington. fr
So. The Cayrnh:sh. ir'
OFFIC
eoa. 400 9Th rw. 3r
Complete list of p-oper'
upon request.
SWARTZELL. :HEEi
727 18th .
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
HINTS Fashions =: WomamS Work Household Topics
Grace DarIing's Talks to Girls

No. 5-The Traits in Girl that Men Like
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Girls Must Pag Debts

The Rev. DR.. Charles E. Jefferson OF
the Broadway tabernacle has a sermon
to grown-up daughters. In II he gives
the following reasons why women must
forego the privilege OF repudiating their
debts and pay up like men. "a woman,
no less than a man, is In the grip of
nexorsble moral law, and each alike
must pay to the uttermost farthing what
he owes, a girl on the threshold ~
womanhood Is In most cases charm
Ing creature and because OF the chival-
ric devotion which is paid her she Ia
in danger of losing sight OF the demands
of the eternal law. She must do her
share Of the worlds work. She must
begin at home. She must pay her debts
to her parents. and then to her brothers
and sisters. Elder daughters can do
for their younger sisters what no one
else can do. Standing between their
mother and these young sisters, they
can do much to bring both sides into
closer sympathy. Because OF their wider
experience they can understand their
mother. and because OF their youth they
can enter more fully into the feelings
OF their younger sisters. ."-WomAn's
Home Companion.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
AdvGce to LOUeLorn
By Beatrice Fdirfiar
You Must he Firm.

Dear Miss Fairfax: 1 am employed by
a man, though he is very considerate of
me Is every way. he Is entirely too ia
miliar as an employer and as a married
man.
i have found Il useless to ask him TO
leave me alone. l am entirely dependent
upon myself or 1 would leave immedi-
ately. He pays me a good salary and the
work Is very pleasant.
My dear girl. there are plenty OF good
positions open to you II you are willing
to look for them and to work hard, even
IL at an uncongenial task. You must do
one of two things. Either leave this
mans employ or be absolutely firm In
taking a stand which will make him
realize once and for all that your rela-
tions with him are purely impersonal and
OF a business nature only. Possibly you
are unnecessarily suspicious Have a
plain talk with your employer a man
to man business talk in which there is no
element OF coduetry. Be honest with
yourself and make sure you are doing
nothing to encourage the very thing OF
which you complain.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
A Characteristic Pose of the Gifted Grace Darling

I again. The only way that a girl can
repay "A man for his attentions Is by
showing him that she appreciates them,
and youll always find that the popular
girls are the girls that make a man feel
as II he were giving them the time OF
their lives, no matter how simple Is the
pleasure.
Above all, | think that the way for
girl TO make herself popular with men
is TO be good natured and companionable,
ready to enter whole heartedly into any
kind OF innocent fun, That kind OF girl
makes a man feel that she's Just a chum
and that she Isn't trying to marry hlm
and he likes to be with her for that
reason.
But nobody can give girl any cut
and-trlcd recipe for popularity. The in
gradients and the flavorlng have to be
changed to suit each individual man.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25

, himself in the way he likes best in order
to sit around n house and entertain n
girl who doesn't do things.
in these days a girl who wants besux
has got ito put herself in an attitude
to receive the blessing" as old-fashioned
Methodists used to say.
| Then a girl should cultivate tact In
dealing with men. When a man takes
girl to the movies she shouldn't dis
course about her passion for grand opera.
When he treats her to beer and sand
wiches she needn't spend the time talk
ing about truffles and champagne. nor,
when he takes. her on the street car. need
she tell now some other man always
brings around limousine.
Yet / have heard girls commit these
very blunders, and then wonder why the
man that they had made feel small and
stingy didn't come back TO see them
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
What Women Are Doing

|. One OF the features of the New York
Aennial of the General Federation
Df Women's clubs will be the evening de-
voted to the reports Of the Endowment
committee. The founders Of the endow-
uent and those on the honor roll will be
Dn the stage under their state banners.
rwenty-one states are represented in the
ast of founders. and thirty-four states
ire on the honor roll.
A Minneapolis paper has been asking
"How much salary must a man receive
before asking a girl to be his wife?" The
majority of the answers. It seems. place
the amount between $500 and 81 900. Some
Of the girls declared that they could
live on any sort of salary with a hus-
hand and a cottage"
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch of New
York announces that among the New
York state women who will accompany
her to Kansas to establish a residence
10 they can vote at the next presidential
election will be Mrs. Ada Muir OF Cazen-
ocia, Mrs. Frank Payne of Corning, Miss
Harriet Payne of Elmira and Miss b.
osterhaut OF Ilion.
The teachers of the schools of New
York are to be organized into a union to
Se affiliated with the American Fedora
aon OF Labor. II certain efforts can be
successful.
An official French order DEGREES that
.asInen must replace auxiliary soldiers in
ne army clothing stores. uniform repair
hops. hospitals, and so far as possible
n the shell making factories.
Before the outbreak of the war there
we're in Germany 10000 more women than
men. and in Austria-HungaTy, women
'utnumbered men by 100000. making a
otal OF 10000 superfluous women, and
hncs the war the disproportion has in
:rsased largely.
Mrs. Russell Sage has given \-6.Ooo to
he Sailors Home and Institute in New
FORK, according TO the secretary OF the
American Seamen's Friends association.
At the institute more than a million and
half seamen have been served in one
Eay OF another during the last five
years
Miss Kathleen Burke. granddaughter OF
Sir Edward Burke. gave a talk in Palm
9eaeh the other day. telling what shs
lad seen in the nursing camps in Europe
She brought tears 10 the eyes OF those
Fho heard her. and it was not very won
ierful that when the collection was taken
Ip for the cause 1900 bills were numer-
Ius- Twelve thousand dollars was col
ected.
Women at last have had the dOOrs OF
Columbia College Of Ply ykiciAns and Sur
Ieons opened 10 them For more than
OSenty-fiVe years an effort was made to
nve women an opportunity % study IN
his superior school. and IL seems rather
hgnificant that the chance should come
Il a time when there is 30 much suf-
rage excitement In New York As soon
Is the buildings can be arranged women
vilI have their opportunity in the medical
ehOol.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
ny GRACE DARLING.


The Charming Young American Moving
Picture Star.
Copyright, 1916. International News
Service.
A girl asked me how she can make
herself popular with men.
wish | knew how to answer that
question, but it's the riddle of the Sphynx
that women have been trying to guess
that she was the only woman to our
original papa.
Nobody has ever been able TO explain
why men flock around some one girl like
bees around a honey pot, while another
girl just as good looking. as intelligent
and as we'll dressed is left papering the
wall at every party to which she goes;
nor why one woman can marry six hus-
bands and another woman never even
gets one poor little proposal of marriage.
From what can learn, the secret of
popularity is a conjure that varies with
different generations OF men. According
to old-fashioned novels-which may be
supposed to reflect their day as our
novels reflect ours-the things that made
a girl a belle were fragility of body and
weakness OF mind.
All lnt AlOHl duillItu HtEbilltS
at every slight shock; many of them
were invailds that spent their time re-
clining on couches. and none OF them ever
expressed an opinion, but clung To the
nearest man and let him do her thinking
for her. And they were all raving, tear
ing beauties and were very cold and dis
dainful to the suitors who came a-woo-
ing.
-. - 49, l..
now. No man would go near a girl who
was always swooning for fear he might
get sickly wife II he married her, and
anyway, he likes a girl who is an outdoor
girl. and can walk and play golf, and row
boat. and be a good chum.
Men also like girls who have got good
sense and their own point of view. and
with whom they can carry on an intel
ligent conversation.
And / don't think men are 80 particu-
iarly keen about beauty They like q
girl to be nice looking and well dressed
and to present a good appearance. but
they don't insist on her being a living
picture.
Look about you and you will see that
there are very few married women who
would ever have gotten the blue ribbor
prize In a beauty show.
My advice to any girl who wants tC
make herself popular with men, would
| be 10 learn how to do the things that
men like to do-how TO dance. how e
play a good game OF bridge. how tc
play golf or tennis. Men are not built Of
the stuff OF which martyrs are made. and
no man is going to ask a girl to dance
who treads all over his feet. or TO PLAY
bridge with him IL she trumps his ace
Nor Is he going to refrain from amusing
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Don't BE Absurd.

Dear Miss Fairfax ] am IS years OF
age, have a good position I'm a bank and
am in love with girl who is l6 years
old. She Is a little coquettish and lets
another fellow call on her when | am
not with her. Now ] would like TO know
how / can stop this without a quarrel,
a, O..
You have no right to demand that this
girl give up her other friends. A friend
ship between a boy OF Is and d girl Of
lG Is all very well-if the girls parents
approve. But a love affair I'm which the
young people devote themselves to each
other is entirely out of place.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
In-ShOots

When you know some men they prove
as disappointing as a plate Of delica-
lessen potato salad.
We have but little regard for the word
OF the woman who says she does not like
ice cream.
Do not think the man who calls you
brother" wants to pick your pockets
He may be near-sighted.
II Is safe TO assume that the man who
yells for an equal division Of wealth Is
not going to lose anything by the allot-
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Fashions Spring Signs

Lavender. with a .asn OF emerald green
composes a fascinating color scheme.
The tunic skirt Is still with US. but Il
has taken the lines a. the draped over
skirt OF old.
Ostrich trimming X used again, Hats,
evening gowns and parasols are decked
with II.
II you are clever with the paint brush
you can paint the trimming on little
girls hat.
Kid in soft colorlnSs trims many OF the
smartest walking suits this spring
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17

~ dpn'i believe in these fi,h ~ char I
i, I'd Christmas rays the man 90 ih"
ftfeei corner 90 b. ny notion that We
ought 10 do more no she year round
This otsrffedine - me hungry ono
ins in enc ycHf uuls makes them feel
worse me other 800"
rhai b. an true. but 70 has been pur
Dbseftaiion thnt those nho preach such
10 doctrine never practice u Very 90
fle in a. boz expected from those who
90 not feel and appreciate fhe Christ
mas spirit
There are some Ideas Ho bie tht' w.
can't grasp them without symbols We
demand the spifc and the pipe pryan iu|
remind us ~ religion We require 90
flag To- keep 40 oar patriotism Hnd W.
need Chriatinaa o. make ua liberal
~ s NOT the niflnH itself that counts
fur 80 much. hut 90, geusful attitude
which gisinr euntndsrH Wr demand
mlirpurts to mbfi fna way nor because
they make the way HnY shorter 81 aug
.0aa dififHif hui hrfHusf without Them
$50 can not ten whether We one masking
progress
Christmas k ohmliFH miirpost
without h our iiheriiir. nur hindufHa.
uuf interest .n zach other pur ruuHid
rrttleu fuf the unfortunate wuuid hs
sndly handicapped
Ws need b. 90 teep ihe goodness nliFe
100 oui oWn hs4fis anh lhr i'1nt need b.
io prevent them from becoming tDu
ynitt and iuu discouraged
rof number ~ years The Chronicle
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17
TexdS Press


Peace and tts Complications
\ family ieHd or church Iuw Is ,N.
eerdtd hy noihna in bitterness iu th,
hs'ofN of human HHDEoulans tuH n
EUROPE tho Orsi H supp0srd lH DHnN
win it the moai untufeNluN rIIfIt
TfiH is recalled hs the pruin,sll az roaro
"ifercd hf Germany and the announce.
noni that tsAnvr and Russia win SOD
low iho bead st Fngisud ln dralIul with
the prupostion
lhis may br true bona So must hc
remembered Tint famn, connections he.
Tween Russia and Eneland hape newer
been piudVcti,c of tfmt hnrm0w that
y supposed 90 exist in all wen rcpulat
vd families
Significant Ncr, much so. De- the ui
ieiAnco 90 Gthnd pnRr Efncst tudwlt
uf licsHrn. hrothcr ln.iaw 10 the raar
Nhcn hc said Pa father would uai slis
own hls fnvorite ,hila uc thus re
fcrred to article ~ Tho llapue pinfrf
eupv wherein WAs siiguatad tho rieht
20 power GA nortpl mediation
recent rtNirW ~ conditions in itua-
va. ann particularly in the Northern
Portion ol ihe country whom the aintis
~ The people Is drrlorahip. a taken
nv exports ~ the war situation az mean
that Russia would welcome mediation
u does not require Nerv long riiin
10 measure the degree Of affcetian "a
listing between the caar ~ Russia ami
hinE Iroree of England The former
~ not md never hiss been satisfied AS
10 what viii lie the attitude ~ England
toward Russia, IN ease af e victory Cor
the allies, whom IL cninvs a. dNidina
tho spells The ,Har u.rls4,ta L,,.,..
John nun as wcl as does the rest al
tho world and this heine the case NJ
can have hut little douh, that Engiana
would Try 10 hos" II all
II would not be surprising. within a
short tiine. 10 learn shAt Russia 4 vii.
Ing 80 consider tho p,,Mse prop,,sal of
refmanf stranger things haVo come
90 pass Auetln American.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17
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Parcel Post Prices
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hs uasrstou ihHt ur hrh tusr uf
TWINS nuaM lo hc l,wrrcu o., the us,,
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mHn ,AHo. 49, kuuN nf rh, tunr s
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.n mIiroad stocks tud oth,r securities
and he wants 200 he can got far what Dee
haa tn soll iict takes dbil, now s,tirr
lnd hr knoNa tho mArkrt pr.c nr thr
tmura hr produOr rhp oU dWr.irr
whu thouem hr ,,As gour tu rtt hiss
soot th.uEs to cJt thromh ihe mrcei
post ht suinr direct to tt riruter hta
mnH Olaea dispoNrr that tho priccs
n.rn ue lower Than Those ehstgod U,
tAc urlehnorius dcilor in fnrm rfoauco
ana iu nanny tasta he has discovered
fN1 thc farmer Oom whom Dos
fhouehi Doc was huNaie was un l.tmtt
ar an hui anether niddleman who was
guick ie scr ihr possibilities ot the
psrcri i'ust ana who UPON occasion has
Nt healttNd tn iakc advantage of tho
galhnlc city itc tu mix "a few poid sfor
iHr cess m with thc atrictlN ffrsh ONES
suHnlnd nr DEE farmer gith Whum hc
dcagt
TIE tafmer BE- uo inusrr Rn rass mark
SEE thr Spetulat0rs or tho consumers
Ho producers nothing that docs aot cosl
him muoh effort and considerable oN
peusc There was time whon be- took
ihc word NJ the fellow who wanted o.
buy rtgarding thc psice hc should 90
cviNr hut That day has Ronr. AVID de
spite The apparent advantage ~ the
parcel post The conSumcr knows that
Zee b. paying. and VIII have GO cont,nu,
10 raw thr market price hascd upon
eupply and demand Coz an me farmer
produces that ne desires 60 eat phAa
iclrhia Record
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17

Tho reorganization at the Com
mcrcul Club depend. 90 d great
extent upon the ability of mon tn
let no other man stand n their
light There Is, room for growth.
need for fresh ideas and idculs
and every man has d rieht 90 make
himself heard
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17

Just 10 prove that thy Allies are
working ln complete harmony,
RUSSIA reflects Germany + proposal
of peace without consulting amy
body else.