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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20
IN THE CHURCHES.
METHODIST

rr.rtF Stree. n T. church The
Mother Chuf.. "hVriirr street south
90 twelfth. ,.1r.u.. EuE.u. Allen. 4.
O. pastor sunday school af 2.l- "a. m.
with classes f.r an ages music led by
m. orchestra. .iudr-Eartsu depart mcnf
80 10 800 l uI for children o. fp 6. iuclu-
Give. parents may leave their small
children .r this o. partmcut and attend
church service. public worship. with
preaching lN fhe pastor. a. 20 .u a. IN.
and $50 g. tn.. morning subject God 81
Iui0ro Wore. ~ tho peoples service
90 tho evening specially printed song
sheets Will hs used. and the pastor will
preach on Does rrepsrcdns So Promote
Peace ConErs gattonsl singing. led
~ tho vested choir and instruments.
Nid-,,cek service wsdne sdaN evening at
$3.50. The pastor will speak on fhe
-ptstinctINs Doctrines % Meth pdisnl
Visitors especially invited. All sittings
free.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

Chpr'inc street VI r. church e7l2-
.G'> Cltr'iua street Samuel Charles
Jones. minister You are very cordial
iy invited to attend tho following serV-
ices. 9.f-. Sunday school. Mr. Alvin l..
Winters. superintendent. % "a. ui.. morn
Ing csNnfIuU- sermon hN tho pastor.
subject. What Estimation christ
Placed Erpu Man. g. D. W. Epworth
League devotional service. Mr. 8 Flu
gene Davis leader. 5.f' %. ru.. storeop-
rron err' i... 10 pictures ON tho sub
r"r's Talking With God. " Jesus. Sa-
rinr Pilot Ne" and Ring 'ns Eolis OF
Heaven" BOO 20 pictures. will make q
very interesting service Tho usual
week d3 ys.rl.Hg4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

Hone NJ = church. NJ n Griffin. min
cordial Invita- rs extended sunday
school ~ g a. m.. Mr.. r. n. Fr"ese.
sups riut.udelf. morning worship a. n
o'clock. sermon hy the Rev =. l.. cobb.
evening Worship. sermon ny The Rev
". X. Holt. prayer meeting M,dnC sday
evening az $50. Euworfh League Fri
practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

Zane Street NJ +. church. corner sew
eufconth and Jacob PreHrhinr
services AT 10 q. m by Mr.. : 8. Gllom.
in the evening. a. T:45. by the pastor.
Tho Giants. Sunday school ~ i'.lS
g. T. Lennon. superintendent. prayer
meeting on "Wednesday evening. led hy
Tho pastor. Junior choir Wednesday AZ
fcruoon at s-l5. led hy Mr. Harry
Beams. junior league Friday afternoon.
nf 1.1s. lrd by Miss stephens To all
OF these SerN ices YOU are invited. W
NJ schultz. Tastor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

Is... .
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

Poor old Mexico. It's just thing after another witl her. She knows of no such word loyalty and internal strife is again rampant.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17
J0S[|N BOOST TS KATALLA O|L
 FIELDS

Falcon Joslin, the we'll known attor- ney and railway manager and all round Alaskan, is passenger for the interior via Skagway, accompanied by his wife.
 Mir. Joslin and associates have re- gently become interested in the hold ings of the Amalgamated Oil Con- pany at Katalla, and has made a com plete industrial survey of the camp and its resources.
 Even in Alaska, where latent re- sources are the rule rather than the exception, the Katalla district forms wonderful camp" said MT. Joslin.
 "!n time it will support great in dustrial population. There are coal and crude oil, besides the indications of many other commercial minerals.
 "The crude oil seeps out Of the ground now at many places and is of the very best grade, giving off lighter oils for it's by-products. There is un- doubtedly great subterranean flow of oil, which has not yet been tapped by any of the drilling crews. When it does get tapped you may imagine what boom that part of the country will enjoy, from the oil alone, without considering the great coal deposits.
 "The more I see of the different parts of Alaska the more I am con vinced that the greater part of the richest resources have hardly been scratched. With a sound economic policy and fair play for capital and opportunity given miners and others without red-tape restrictions, Alaska would soon surprise the world in an increase of population and wealth. h."- Juneau Dispatch.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17
WILL PUT IT UP LANE.

The expected has happened Anchorage is beginning to bring the commission force the consruc ton of landing basin there with the view of making the coal terminal of the railroad.
 With Seward demanding that money be spent in rushing the work to connect this with the coal fields that the early development of the country be encouraged and An choge demanding that harbor be red ed there and made terminal the government railroad the Alaskan engineer ing commission situation that is interesting say the least.
 little much talk about making port at Anchorage before the full those in charge building the railroad is responsible for hs but if the commission wise it will quietly its and do the thing which it's of experience in this section has shown to be best
 George Pamers statement that the Knk subject to has happened since he has been here which explains why Knk is eight miles from gable water at low tide instead of being the main channel 1t when Palmer first located there, is sufficient support the canan's determination to spend the terminal facilities the just present Ice conditions of last winter still further support this Edes, and argue with Secretary Lane.
 It is nconcevabe that people who have been in this part Alaska for the past p 30 would not have settled at Anchorage long that place could have been made feasible port.
 All of this has been repeated before but Anchorage is de te1mncd that it will have dock dreged there know the why.
 The effort to influence Secretary Lane will be watched = with interest-Seward Post
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17
O.

Seward is to have a shelter and Valdez a stamp mill and bank, if the people of those will punge penough for promoter Reynolds to launch his latest schemes.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17
TAKING DISPOSITIONS IN
 DOCTOR GOES TO STATES

Dr. Henry Bunch. Jr., for the last two years company surgeon for the Kennecott's interests at Kennecott, Alaska. is a guest at the Frye. en route to his former home in South Carolina. says the Seattle POst-lntelli- gencer Dr. Bunch is leaving Alaska, he says, because the people there are so distressingly healthy that there is little chance of building mp a practice 'I put in two years in the north, and enjoyed every minute of it, he said However, it is time I located where a practice can be built up, so I shall visit my home in South Carolina for a while, and then move to Georgia, where have small farm. Any time the patients don't come fast enough l can fall back on hog and hominy, and thus be sure of a living" - Ju- neau Empire.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

Now that the building boom has started, who will be the next the erection of houses which are so badly needed in this town.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

Printing neatly done at the Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

President Wilson has finally decided not to make a paign tour but will likely speak in of the leading cities
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

The rainy continues to stay with us, although the sun did manage to shine for little while this week.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

Political prophecies vary nawadays There who that SuZcr will be the delegate congress; while others say that Wickersham cannot be defeated The same thing may be said about Wilson and Hughes However look ing tine prophecies already made with the exception of the First division in Alaska and the Southern States
 mental gloom covering up the Democratic party The sent
 that made Hughes the Republican candidate increasing will make him president that sentiment is likely spread to Alaska and will elect Wckersham again Gee but that is h for of us.-ketclkan Progressive.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

The political campaign formally opened in Cordova last night when EX mayor w. A Gilmore of Nome addressed meeting the Empress theatre which he told how Charles Evans Hughes nominated at Chicago by the Re pbcans for the presidency and predicted that his election only question of majority Mr. Gilmore also put in little boost for his friend, George Schofed who is candi- date for attorney general.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

Cordova has number of excellent musicians and there good why band should not be organized In fact the matter is being seriously considered and within the next couple of weeks hope to permanent organization eff fected
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

The many Cordova friends of B. F. Watson will be glad to know that he is in line for promotion with the Pacific Alaska Navigation Company At present he is assistant general freight and passenger agent for Alaska with headquarters in Seattle and will probably be transferred to Los Angeles and appointed general agent in that city.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17
$431,S24.60
Total
ABILITIES.

United States of America, Territory of Alaska, ss. Third Judicial Division. I, Thos. s. Scott, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and be- lief. THOS. S. SCOTT, Cashier Correct Attest:
 NJ. BROCK,
 FRED GLASBRENNER,
 Directors. (Notarial Seal Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of August, 1916.
 A. J. ADAMS, U. s. Commissioner and ex-OffiCio Notary Public.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

The financial statement of the First Bank of COrdova shows that institution to be substantial and prosperous It's deposits to nearly $400O0O, which reflects healthy financial condition among the people of Cordova.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

There has scarcely been time during the past week that steamers have not been tied at the dock and the southbound all taking large shipments of orr and fish from here.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

The government railway is importing three hundred labor from the states and is said that they all Americans If this be true they apt be lonesome for talk to after being scattered along the line
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-17

l. is early to begin arranging demonstration Labor Day The suggestion has been made fair be held the weather permitting the ball park as one of the attractions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

lAu Appeal ca santa Claus.
iAEf >aafa hu-. ifoiu ngt eos l4fk
'tN. u~ ear oii time world rseU hssk
lbst smiiing hesrths mas uoms AGAIN
Htefe uoH ais Alask Nlfh r-liru pam.
And @rrons flow
HAih filled tAe human heart with woe.
IT. o. tlf hl,s sd rhiiAnau -aue.
- broken hearts sufeas iium auHe.
AL wher mos stand glt .hiasrs oi MAR
tfaui us tht harvesting. uf Nnff
NhTu sAirs ntr glsar
W. goodiy bop, sna ht.r4 cheF
ttt suIlfr Isutf Ne ash 10 thcfi
NJ painted pnre ail fair tD scr
hai AaiiIHg bate beneath a wiru
nnis falsely -millhe snd sinns
That nuH1rcl thing
NAiA soul ui ior and smilc oi ~psius
hst that true reaeg for wInch lil strots-
pr fgrn ~ Amity anl iakt
VII ifpm his afuss ufHn the 1851
foured iruu the depths ui llis Uan tH
Pc r|Aren taN
rItaf uu tar iarth t.noi Viii tn Aiif
John kfulutk Mngs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
plnprRs

STAG Dinngf
~ aud hirs W naphin aetr . dr
lahiiul sundisr d.nnrf party Thursday
90 shuif heme nn south nnadNAN. iu
honor ~ thelf sun. NJ liegsand KanAlH.
ehp o. studying medieioe ~ Columbia
University and u spending slr holidays
lh thr titt
iiss dulina rsam WHH aligstissly dsg
eiatrd With Amiiaan neauiY ueee ity
aiH tYMAUs Tts iahis oeaiffrieff ees
i,Hnwd sf American nfauts r,s,s aud
Ns ieaNrs a isnr christmas bell hnns
hum tip ihsndi,Dr Toe piars eapls
nrn typical oi the phnssmas aaaoa
a IA ntur.f mrnu snr eenei The
hrIHr fu0n vi che Nanhln hese nae der
oratri with itY and liunrthtvlia
Joe Wff'd guests wFr iAteiais
uhtn ilfaHft pnaFlaa rpuhn Raj
90. = ID tuhn. u n nlirs 4 A An.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

THE
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
PERSONALS


sHsfo ar 'N' s"e''s "i iN H"'
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Wy h.'hN'l raw 'H,'
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10y ''''i"i N'N'
Biz Nlldr-d Inairhrr 8 s,r'c,al
hohie iD,ias from Austin viur -h, la.
hsu visiting ivlatises dufns thr hnll
Ai.s.e- Annie f.au,.s STANTON. I.aona
tsn en- and F,rn ufi,,ltrf los,a tasias far
~ r.'',...s,.
b. and Mrs Mitchell ~oop hay, r,
pleasant Welt with Ar.. O. y SCOTT
Air. JONAS Won ard dtuslt4st f
nith relative. in Austin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
pARrlrs

MIS-. Miller Eniefiains
AZ cnRlahir card peu, el huiIdsv
uu.N was that ri,rn ha 49, af.a sff.
kp' AuNrr "Wednesday evening at thcir
houic ru tuFafrai strcet
iheIf -ursts aalF t't. Mfnsis.r. 30 the
Tuesday AuetWn tluh 81 ehlll alfs
Miller % mrmlsr aut their husbands
iht Mllor hume ua. attratthclt as
Grated ior the orashr Rith ras,.s anl
gucnul Au.ton hf1re aud llU urrs
plsNtd
IHe bridge ffvur N.rs um lt Nu
= Acgton-trin aHd Nr David isel,or
Nf- a.hrff stanton anl Nf e. ~
rHtl urenri thf iatufs at snl
s dalrinus platr ulHr-e was -.Htrd
lhuso " he entfel tAi. dflehtini affair
ufn Ni..n sn3 Meeltme. rs m nuu.
Oatld io.hst. g. a. Wsils s. - Iaehtfu.
stein B. q ilelland "a 10 nsmn.s.l
M g. Wright n b. Hussel 3. NN.
hlhrn stanton. Neaiamt, ll Mean.
as nnd llwlu tlaia Ntissrs Whi.line
ucAIuann suA ilA nuu- Nr,s~ts e.
IS r'itA nlo,er iuhns ami Null
gan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

a,t-ou. \ w ~, .,s.,a. n 4 M,selteh
W,gh,fi ,aidwrll. Nv ~ Is liaukln.
Mt. n,ptmpd kaNkin
Buffet supper
~, aed Ma 3 !. Caldwell rasy a. H.
iunasl hOllel -opi.s "Wednesday AZ thcif
hnne pn sNeAn isiiNe, complimentary
g. Nr la.atsf ruun fts memi,ft- ~
iAe Caldwell iamlls snd hn Invited
guests va lof,sl ,hc dshahiful evening
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

SIS, Ssmie Matssf ara Mr Linton
~ssare
Nr and Alrs 4 J ns,thosa.
Az and Mrs q a Holland
Ar aed Mgs ~ A. Mefhanll
Miss MsaA frsnsA aaa Nv HAiNl
tsl'tman
Nlsets hllls Nsha ll.enisianal. Fspn,
We'll 3csntttr Dans, Nessfs SYLVAN
Wril Sin,on Wefl i've Wei.
N,esf- iessd rirt,.p. kiuanl Nlcl,cte.
Irar4rtse, IA a ukAiein
Ne and Nv. 4 , Nulire
Az. ana AslH a. AZ rlock.
=
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

scsial Meeting.
Ntu nemnNfa ~ tNe AshrAtaalin
tnh mel smlasN 1HnrdaN al,sfhncn
I'D tAe Noeet. ilstei
Atfa AZ liuFci, tisndNSgti illt ptHa
Ntafn tfneictl uNiaifefH wVfc sfttn
b, Nlra tsls ann Mira W 6 Nnaehs
w. Miss Nlrnisrra liiHaiiet AiiFs foi.
dtRiat ulsen. Mira MlNan utttsrds
ana Nte Walter n limndcM nsn A.
a. NaNef save apuehfgnl ftadlna
ffom sgitrfy W~nAn i'ukaFetr ana
raAH wrfe rsfft,t Va ihe NHn f'4fils
- here a ssslai hnif haat MAS tnipSsd
riisiru pltHtni were Mceaaines y
~ N,Nii. Il b itlna. willihm Cietl,aHll
I A nnhlta. H. e. WaaiorNnfi Walter
iifnndfH ~ tt iihlisnan NJ HNAe
~ a. kunchef al q rmtie : n a..
asu tiNdr SimpHnA, d i4HeafilsYa fif
Nl.srs Xun i,iu Wimlfnd isritlty.
fihel i,aHtln, apd iennle flpmMR
ss
Weman'a Monday Club.
fhr Wnmsua NpNta4 club Will nlfff
smnmfup afternoon in tho rAflaf -
,iit Nucrss ffuisl n ulll a. sursf ,iaN
and strn mnn,9ipf win int8e thr.f
ruests AFTER ghe psrernm ~ EltNn
bclpw. soelai hanF Nill bc held
Ron can Nea Yssss Thoughts
"'rbe Master MNsiCiaa" Whnnsf
Nifa 4 NJ Nfker
fannheuner March li4ane Duet ~
Waentrl Aar MsiN Aafls llsH AMI
&ifs tfnnh ~ fvsuiiur'
ssts.s.-sisliN aad ssusss " l'atslfai MA.
Nm tisghafdt
II wesid ria, NN i.nsr Nalfe lsaei
y, MtnAoleuha Nfs " " H3aaUi
ana Nfa ! vs. asAte
Mp ~ o tiuialns lttir.
"A a a
The Harmony Club.
thr llsfmeny tlilb nlli aslft 9han'
aaf nitfrnoon a. sAf Nmts 'satel ~
/ npuinf huelir'rs eisfiint VIA b. hfld "a
fcNnllhnc1 nn i'aRe s.il}
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

3iiss Mildred Thatcher 8 expected
hohit inias from Austin. pitrr ,i, la.
hssu visiting fylatitts duFng thr hHl
dk,s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

ny an1 Mf-. li.iiai'0 ,usH't aafr o.
N'h-Ai'w party Nf.nrraHi 'Nfnina Ht
l'ii hNih' "n N"flh iinAdNfN n hnnnf
81 t'Hf -'h iriimfd nHd nnmi"f oi
he hnhnt nf'naf hHNrnna was n.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

d NiAmsr b r. Iaps " X A'nrsh.
trd Nlnelsin A. a. Nalsss MlFs f,ke
llslsehcf aud tho hnssrss
Mrs Naltff Wlls enisrtHia M lish
~ fftiay eiirfn.en ii fhe cpns.,st esk
II tlait. u.iuk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
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vita Nn, bt,n ~ rtnreias at lhpr
sasf ~ poef~stAi Street. gumrlunru,
taIN o. l4tt isHimsr y iNNfFa pean
u fcafhelr ts,iiekv ~ an l.puieiAnA
State inifrfsit, 10 Ration liousc. Whn
hgre VISITING m. hrthey AT iohn
"a i,oWtfA
i'llnes savnthl ~rfr l'rof itelmar
u lNiutta Ma 81 B.. Shsfrnatk ~
snA Mrs S ~ ileUinn Nh and Nts
fi,nn t i'sWeft Nf X a. ttfa .ns
Mr Ana Ms. 81 a. nas.t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

MIA Miller hcstess.
Mis- Boy Niliti tntttiaintd thc mtin.
i~lH ai thf THURSDAY innehoia iHh and
several iutitrd Hticsie as fNr lNusheon
tnNrsdaN, at nnt opl0ok ai hef home
Qu Chapaffai street
ilf dining leon uhs heuilaiis dos.
a4airn with iuses and uiniinr A lefeH
r'atpgtafoe Vas ff-inft ei rrmfeu ga
DINO ard white rlsehuds Nsd nia.s ~ b.
'he plate 'stole A iunf vuafss lSim
Ntt Sawed
0ous, vigv laid ioi Mrslamr, Ma
s lult ilien.tael. Nap,fs MARTIN. B. n
llailaua Anderson. isoias Wells, q n
NuHeii iA,ii lsehff. tdNn tiaia.
isrne Frank HAIRY i,stnrN " "a
Htil aud lhs hrstsa,
Auaien hfide, was plRNtA after han
lt.on Mas D. N M,t lufs al illnston
uas awsido,i dainty sntsl favor
mIs SlAyioa Hostess
Me- 4ehn W stanton entertained W,
mgmle.fr 81 ihe Two Table nii.irl thlh
si MiNbcH iliias ai oar utlek. 81
hof hnn,r os ~,uih iuuil
Pima aui Nhst rsses utit ustd in ths
iaNi duuatipn Aurilen hiiep vhs
pnirl during thr aiteun.an
llr pyr was wun hs Mise 4
rief
No,rt- were aid ior Nraasmes 1901.
nf Ms itliopah. 5 y iAshifpstriu N
% iolmn npd Z. 4 Mflh. y 4 Prize
81 rlr John Siasfoh aad Miss lrap
Naiee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
CARD clusa

ShA Stocking cluh
Mts, ftauqa Whit, Nn- h.nless a. tse
STA Stocking tlnh srd ssselai ntitra
Hliesia isictda, ailefncuN "a htf hnne
nn Mater street Nlsa Marie iVidt le'
e'i,ai the slnb prize A dalnts puess
favor was awarded Miss ieaurtie Nuust
fhsr' vAe .niuNci Miss WlAep hns
ptthiy vefei Nistse ismif Nsitrf.
Mafiu rease. Nafir infdl irhnciie
Daasi Ntlllc Craig. lpan Natnr flla
iugns Neitle uriiln, Maui tleneh,
,lma Rankin. N.ole ,oil'as, Nia %
D llNnistsf
Mi.ss nss,i, tollns wiz h sl.y ar.l
hnsivss
Friday Rrdsc club
The rsrmiafs If fhN Ifilas hiiif'
iuh mot un Nalae,ias Aiteiwsn with
Miss Malal tsaufli a. the N.np,s llo.
"a Mis- ,lNfsnce Prank Wns evafd,d
tlir cleh price 4 igii,inus plate csillns
was served fhosp present weri Nsrs,p
Hattie sNd Fanny Veil Nsllne il,inans
MARRY rrass Alma Rankin. MAu' lsidi
Nftila griffin lila llufns. ,lcaneft,
s'anst Mabel smith eni Mrs Clarence
ffaHt
Miss Msnv pssrc viii esierlalu u,
eluh or t,iias afternoon
y
Wednesday nndes rlab
Mfs ~ y ii,ialif oniiftaiHrd ihl
Woinf,aas bridge ,lnh this essk 80 NJ
hnp, un North li,afh
/ Hollis aud misslitse o.elr ettfseiNsl'
I ue,,i 30 iiie l4nnec dos4afiuN The iiei
nafr pfste. boss 81 lan hans WIS nus
s ~ Mlss lefn ii,ls,},ri plaflna iof Nts
i A. u.s. DAVIDSON aaiai ,alnsf va
/ eeffod
tAa-. pfreffi rrrri Mreitn'H @ "
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

fhr llafmeuy glHb ulls alsft ghaWf
daf aitfrnDon AZ shf NmtN :fatel IN
npuinf huehr'rs s3,fiins Wiii b. htld 81
tcnnlmnca nn iNae t.n)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
8u6bincer.

Die Musfubr Sapa1s nod,
ben Der. Gtaaten belief fib in ben
NIT benz 81. Moi 1916 beenbeter
IL Monoten orf $131. 76S, 1863, qe=
gen $91, 376,8 46 i'm Sabre bprber.
Sn berfelben Beriobe perlonbten bic
Wer. Staaten nod Sapon Mareu
I'm Merte BON $28,OQO,O 900.
Sn Der @ubfee befinbet fd
cine Snfel, bic cine @ambusort,
&artmora aenannt, bsrporbrinat,
tpel6e Bel einigem Meiben au brent
11en onfdnat. Die Gingcborenen
1hneiben biefes 8ambusrpbr in bin>
ne @treifem uno reiban biefelbcn an=
e%tnorber, Bis elm TldmmGen entz
ttebt. Nnf biefer Snfsl tpddit a,ld
e1n Waulnbara, bas ben 8epolnern
als 6adel bient.
9as erfe 9anserl@iff biirfte
eie bp1dnbii6e Greeotte ,Tinig
Beni" getrefen fein, Die I'M Sabre
1885 I'M &riese Der @encrolitoaten
o(egen bic. @spanier peripenoet pur=
be. Muf bein 9ed bes 5hiffes NOR
an ieber Seite eine @aiterie bon 8
&anonen ~aufaeftellt. bic hur4 ei1erz
ne Yanaerplatten p%ollftdnoia einae<
redt iparen, nm qeeen feinbli9es
Art1lertefeler gef@iiBt au fem.
SIN Golf Don Merifo lieat
cine Snfel, Die infolge Gbbe unb
Slut tire 5drbune am 9aee dnpert.
Bel eintretenber Gbbe 1T Der @tronb
bieier Snfel nit Minionen i~pinaiaer
purpurroter ghneden bebedt. or
balb nun pieber Die Slut eintritt
nnb biefer selbe @orb BON Sen Wel>
len auf bic am Stranbe lagernben
unaablisen @aneden geipprfen tpirb,
bann gloubt man, Dos Meerpaf1er
lei nit elmer nnaabl BON @plbfGbe1
slrd9aogen.
Sn BEN @ieb5iger : SAB.
rem bes 10. Sabrbunberts baute bic
Iuiiii9e Marine atpei b0ltg freis>
rumble. bur9 propeller getriebene
@9iffe, ben n8iaeabmirol Boppff"
unb yNongprob", Die nit feds nit
Gtablplatten sepanSerten &anpnen
lnb Spei 8pmbennerfern ousgerii.
itet tparen, Die 6abraeuse tamert
inbes ipegen ibrer plumpen 6orm
nuf pffener Gee nid)t Dprpdrts. unb
fpnnten nur bel Der Riiitsnperteibis
gung 8erwenbung finben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
Meucs aus Moline.

Mae Nadforidnrget nod @alter
&p05insfi, Scr nit ieinen gltern go.
922 Gailroob Mpenlte, Moline,
mobnte, ultb Samstag plotlid ner=
ldppallo, lit0 bisber rclultatlos per-
laltfen. Die gltern bes &naben be-
fiirdten, bob 0emielben Elm l1nbeil
5ngeltoBen lit.
elmer 8eterioll, ser aus Ssco,
ST., ltammen min, ideil1t cine redt
lonoerbare @erlon 81 lein, mas So
ralts erlidtlid lit, bob er ii6 mei=
gerte, NIT ieillem Mutomobil nod ser
Noli5eiltation SIT fabrell, nahoent CT
angeblide1t Sbnelfabrens
%perbaftet moroen ipar. Der 9eamte,
ipelder Die gerboftlrng pornabm,
NOR ni6t menig erital1tt, oils inn
Neterlom laate, bab er oas- Ml,tomo-
bill nidt lpeiter fabrer miiroe. 9er
&oli5ilt erildte oarauf nm Sic gnt=
ienbung Oes Natrolmagells, ser audi
fnr5 oarauf eintraf nl1b Yeteri on an
ben entipredenOen Srt bradte. St
lpater gegcn giirgidaft mieoer
aus Der Soit entlaiien.
Ole Dffentliben Sdnlen nabmen
geitern Moraen ibren ltnterrid)t mie-
Der alf. @enn nidt alle Mnseiden
triigen, 10 miro in oieiem Sabre ser
bod)lte S6ulbelud in Ser @eihibtc
Der Molitter 5bulen olt per5eidnet
iein.
Durh Mnnoncirl,as in elmer bel,t-
id)en 3eitung bon Mep Yorf lit es ser
in Sobofen, &c. s., mobne,,oen Sralt
Caroline Martens moglih gemoroen,
Den amfentbalt ibres @ruoers, ser
fcin moerer als 2ollis 8%ornboeit,
amtirenoer 8oli5eibef in Sit Moline
lit, fenren 81 lernen. Die @eldmi-
tier lparell Dor 36 Sabren nit ibren
anf peribieoeuen S9iffen