davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

-t"'s thfve sssss snd tWeat, ter zen,
81 etofe iouf ysurs aftsf a. sn,n
.''sss q sssd wysN snA ~ aes~rtauss
Va Nsifs III aeistrsA u4ement. te
ost' iaiffrsi ~ the rate Il sisAt 10
'.pa ~ snuun iron. OATS ~ Ac.s.ass ~.
~ ~ofk hs he tstti rru, his.A. that ~,
Fs,'f~F'sf e~at NAV rsv az - asy part
AAid FsfmeNas irierr maturits h.
y snen' y rssssspal sua ao,tnd iussr
thf pfVfsiTtiau 81 ~ % oos4 g4ssi1s h.
We v"nrfs "a sirsm rsiir.ssa. ava stst44
fail~N's shai h. gesd a. cstimas.s ~
taFd Ia ufitire by Sad CAY Fhtinr,g
deFsnR Ne lssafrss ~ ssid wseA sea
~ cfni ~ such estimetr hsinr hsla hAcl
ahd wsfrtca until a, esfnpi,i IN ~ ihe
YER @n1 ~ sofeFtaass by ths CITY. sn,l
- amount ~ rr~rNsd .haH g. hasl al
sa'h after ath srclsapes
WHEREAS Ac,aal,bnr ~ ihr repst ~
eFit'sr sfAtrmsut 81 saiA sAis Engineer
eine'rring ths ssia improvement go
lropsrd Nirfes f-uru the Nssi iins III
lass Nifcs' 90 w Fast lius 81 SAM Ran
~ Ntrrri. wh4ga IS isft 8. aaf.h. 40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

MUIR M -
Al shst esssAia lrt trsst ~ Fss~l q
isnA bring, WINK and nteat,d wltl,a Tbs
rs,fl.erete limits ~ tho frwa " tntru.
(hItsti. Nagce. t~unt, Texas And hai
thor knrwn Ard ls~eti,~A a. fslle~si 2
scsvs ~ land eul "a the ogaesusl "a
sefV saftt, aos N i'tsces "a salt
rcnd ncg.neieE ~ taks a. shf Inter
seeetsu ~ The ~ l~lanaaft hmr ~ the
4 n lAisut aiofr~ad ~nrsvy wNh me
: ta,nnasrs bev ~ is~4@rd S,rcct tcg
tht \ 3 ssofast ~ tkts tract thyues
y an ths sid n i.eusdspy linz oi said
, VI ifiauf Survey ; ~ drrnvs and
n.iantvs, " Is q 81 ,Aras tht \ w
e'fnss ~ Naah Anescit. Nuf,vN ~ ~
sglys ~ - \ in ,Nres q stake iat thr
n v esfnef ~ this tfasi, t~inx thr \
q casnei ~ survey ~ acrfs ~ MI
acssis Iharlie4 thsec, \ ~ icsrcfs.
aA minutr. N wnh size \ ls,Ne.lags "
sAtA tAstlisl NufNe, lst 3 iN setas ief
iaf \ ~ ostast "a -sh ,hArlia NW
yvS and nv = NJ rarnst ~ this trNet
on III Is boaudsf, unr ~ a., iohs
No, s.Asg AZ ass AUAsti ttt.a \ pa
ksafees - minutes y ALIENS thr 81
/ boundary hne oi luAa Msa.-aef. AZ
acre tugsVt iai fafAs So stake fet she
\ N tvfnrI " lhis irpgt irivfsyslws
+ ~ = le,andaf Nns ~ leopard NtNss
thouss ~ish qhs 4 l.sendsis inr VI lsVp
ugd Aiie,i ; - dctrr-s w mlnuies y
I lti : setAs w. he4'na,nN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

49, " 'H' "'0i'ing ps,pft, oxn.+.
stall :" rad As follows. to.w.,,
NJ ~ cash t,u days snsf A, ,.u,.,.
,,'n ~ SAID wofk sud IT. sosr,.is,.', A.
'he '''t' o' twenly pr csui M -,
N''h'r ten dsys after ihc eompl.,io. 4,
'eN WA and T. sc,crsan.s. IN ~,
'i, A'1i twcuty per o,ns an or ..yo,,
eu' 'esr- twenty peE cent ee ca h.,f.r,
.-- ...-, and tweuty get e~ns an az
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

hlfs'W NsNilt ~ TsN lNls .-lfA.
ys's Auihery A Gfars ~ V'aal,any I.
rhgts sixth truea states irfHntr,
~As shcs aha instantn Nllea tgon a..
80 sntirisht SATURDAY. in The Asra ~
Henry lterakr hofnr rns Nas
sHed
lleunf SAVE - to tas p.silcc and =
charge "a matscr Wa filrd akatnst
htn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

hF thr cts lnunell lu ses@i rstimntsd
o,st 81 sueh improvement is ssi gsi ~
and the pertiup eud Hmoanf
~ such lmpfn, emsai to ~ us.es-gd
against iht ahuiting property ant VI,
owners h ~ ipllows
foy paving Including gutter ani
curb t3l esg 90
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

Nom so
~ aorps arsedl.d - fplluvs an
thst esfiala ,fAct ri~s ~ rAFni " lspS
sing bring snd sitnated within chs cor.
pufnir isuiit ~ she tltY " Nofpus
Christi ln shs lauuts ~ Nasers, " She
state ~ tfxaa hnd dr.etilfd a. fal1ev
~ WI hesnr subdivision 2 ~ sub
divided ttad 81 land aithin thr enfpsF
sis hpfs ~ ihe ssld giif II tsfpas
thfisii inairnird aHd marked upsn The
nsp ~ piHH ~ sala Nulsilt ldsi tract "a
iahd in tas nsns ~ iuiin Wnessssf 10
esssed heeinulna ~ thH . rfHff ~
Nnhli ,is,an So p 10 ihf nsms II Walter
MorAsnsf sials IN the boundary
hur ~ Leopard street fus n W rHfHst
~ the NulsllsiaiuH 81 surrey iaf said
inhu Nrssnfs ihrusr Nouih ~ b.
afess aad ~ uinutss issi alsh ihr
.ad sahih side ~ fhe said rifssf
n aaa me- thifi ,sfas STAKE fnr lhs
~ " rufnUi ~ fhis huisils lelan thence
\ 10 dssfsrs IS ans tsfas 81 stalk 10
N lasnndss, hns ui suluii, isiun 80 ! la
ths nsnis ~ Fannie Wesssnsfi f'ss fhe n
y rafnsr "a tits snllssis1an fhrnev p
~ Asatfra 20 minutes ~ 70 sAgas
~ stake fuFuing ihe IS y
fssnss ~ ,.uisiih isioH ~ Z Va ihN
nssie 81 Msiisf Woessnsf go ihf = "a
e.asss ~ this surrey thense \ ~ ~
gfFss . a. ,sfE9 g. ths plsfr ~ hfgin
sting 81 f,alaaes ~ sores ~ lard
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY ovNra ,o--
n. ,opard Street from the East line of Las, s,,..
line Of Sam Rankin Street, and on LEOPARD Sun e East
the East line OF Sam Rankin Street Yves, !" ,t iron, rom
Limits: WV ~"y

Maisa" city SECRETARY ei the ots oorpa, c,.,s =
"a. gaaitsr act ont resolution d. si,s ue, A. F'sa'ne
80 ns, aud things therein sontainc ressu y = AM
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

NNib No
~ that rsrtalp tract. plssr ~ v4fSsd
ng land i,lna anA .lna ~iinAied ~ thr
taur,f ~ Nrrsts sud stats ui Texas,
SID within thr NiunYats limits ~ tho
So, II ,erpns ,hfi.ii snA iulihvt a.
sefihti Z, mftcs and h'suHda 81 fiilaWs
lraiuulua ~ ,a,lut iw the 4 liHe 81
Leopard street sud . hitt 81 the Wnes
snrf 90 asfes nm ef ths fiieug ifsft.
iof ihs \ y cafnef ~ this tfnr, thpner
" with So, r line Ui iropsA S,fgef
tNa ifsi pn,pi iaf y W corner ~
this Tract thenef a son fc,t Ca gsiint
in the = sur ~ Nesteps STREET cAtcnd
"a for ths = "a c,nna ~ this tfnef
theme. O. elth s lus oi SD cAtrus.nu
~ Mseiina ~ 400 70 tees 20 roini Va Us
hnt ~ She Mu,sAnsf tfa1 ~ ihF = y
eefnsf ~ tbs tract thrnss : fl degfeet
~ minutes ! wnh said } Tine - Muss
snsf Tract en- fc'i a. risDe Of h'pinuisp
containing lai Arrs II land iiit y u
nnaefsipai that Their, h fssrrtrA = stir
~ land nn lest Va idr of ghv " aad
sides ~ tbc aia,tr dr-eiilsfd trsci %
isrh which !. h.seh, DEDICATED 81 ~
rubiis ~ nss ~ stf.si AID ih'
( gtante, herrin D, eeetitanpc ~ this run
,rssAet isans 10 rad dtdHaiiun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

4 NNNF
~ " if'h' ''"| " ""'''i"E F"l"itA'
lsssninihe ''' ',''' @, ~ 'hf =.
,.sssm'ni '-"'Ns F'lNi'N anu
,ssH. lh'I'
Nesi ,i'm ,.' 49, 80 ~.
b. hf ray So, S.,..,
49, np"" ~.
Is, " San '''UN'' 49, VIZ, ,' V''
tsf mNs' "N' "N"'"'' ~" w W.T.
Iuriion WV
90 ~ ihl' ''"-
~ snu l' '"
.snns "' '"'' i''i l'''
lAfi.h %, .'l-
sHs H'' -.
8 ~ h"'N' ''-'
o. # 'p'.''' 1''' ''"'',",', '' 'N'
gay 81 ''' "'''.' ''" ~" 'l
n Siai' '' ''",''"- '"''''''
~ ae'"''"- p" "'' -''i
-,,., 1t ,,. ,.....n 4,
Wbiht ~ ~, Wy ""','l "i 'h'
u'i 81 '''l'' u''1 n.y. "''''"'"'''
N fesoin' ''' 'ni'u'
= l"lai' ',,"' W p''"nu
~ HAr A" ~ Wy ','s.i
~ hh, ''""N." 80
uQsam '"N' "'en'
ny hh'
soi i'' n,''''' 10y
Ns'R ~ WV" wv "'''''" F"''
ufH' sh' ~ '"'" '''''
~ y '''N l'' '"' .'" ''""' ""H
az WIN ~" 'i"H "'
40 lf..ln' '"'
Nhhhr \ w., D." "'''i'',','''' ,,' w
tW ehAfi '' I'-''i", i'u' ana "ia'
asl'w '' ' ." ,u'P"' rl'''l'
80 lN' =" Wv ",' ''Nss,
1Ndo l'l'' 'l'h. "'',' ''.',''-'"k '',
~. w '' ."'N "' '"'l'"'.,,''''' ~
~ N,''' ~ F' NM,
amn VA 70" s'"'" '' i'N'' "'"
WAC .ia wv"
Nhhhf ''"' i"'' ns' ",'n 'N
iTfd ny S'.h W. ~"" IVY anu
W &c .N'. ~ ,'l''"u "np""N
w Nv 10Y y" - -,
VIZ "N '"' i''''' H'"'''' ~ '''' WV"
nurpr,. a., ana, r.,a. p,,l,,h,,
60, y. 5,d, ,iv,o h.,rI for M.
..,. .,tl ,.,.,t ,,d for a..
.',.,,.s,,.. am, a. r,,,,,r,d bv The
~, ,isr,.. ...oirti,ns ,nd ,rdinanee.
IA. ~, 40 ,.rn,s ,br,.,t ami Tho
- ,,. ~t,t,. ~ T,,.s thereto p,r.
,sis,,, ,nd
vIieprAS .r1,ctitv r,,in..r has I'll
"A M vrtt,r .t,t1nrpt With Tho Clv
NTlfN A. l' 'i' COST "l ra.o Nul'"''
NEST, anu H- g" "n'' n"''''' ~ !"
salifo n' 'h' '''N he't'i. I'H''i''' '",''
49, ordlnaw's ANA me h"H "i 'N'
ehf OF l'Nt' ih'itt" pertaining h""
Aahloi, N' X
MN,'LN t' hN tho NV '""l'" '
he WV r '"fpu. hri-ii iNH' r"'"
Nii'M statement illrd hF th' l'N w
spFif' nav ing "'n dult 'Aaul'h'u ~
Whof approved ana
~ ~ iur'u' resolved that mf' 'i 'H'
"i OF saH Improvement shhH !" ~
H"'d az. the aputt'ng proper g,
."n ih' ''ir'f- so To h' improved "n0
'p' OWN ih'r"oi ana thst ln' '"'a
~ oi ta'd Improvement snail n' pa"
Me afiiatri as follows
- Ih ou.t of such Improvement De-
iueH o., miIs and tracks and ono iO0
% the outside thereof by any stcau
nAroad n -trrrt railway occupying sait
street, oI intersections of streets. alleys
std attuu.s herewith. shall lp paid b.
lh' ovnrr. ui such steam railroad %
ar,st Aiioa, rc-pcetNeN
lb' lh city oi Corpus Chfi-ii shei
fay The cost IL improving intersection
. SAID street. named To- be- paved. cacep
%, proportion Of such cost a. Is psyabl
~ ihr owners nf steam railroads an,
street railway. a. above specified
tr II. nvnyr. nf prnprriy ahuttin,
upon ssid Improvement. shall pas ihrcc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

80 that rsfiaia tr@t ~ ivfs'i a isnd
l,;Aa hsfnr ard situated slshin thF
asftsaats nmits ~ m aid fttf ~ Cor
,sus rhnsti. " ~ MrsaesH f~fsivu their.
~ a.asih ~ sud adFtNlng ifopnse
At,sct ss,nisinimg I -. lsp serss ~ ia'id'
ss,d shs sane pistr II lsed shish was
e.,ngwYrd ~ the Corpus thfistl tiiy snd
lard safapans - Aablasi ~. hars IN
~ aaa dated Jsns ~. issz aad the
tsnse VS. wgbtryed ~ hemgsl " iian.
iis tasf4ile VI NaAtia b., deed dated
1aiy ~. 1859. l~,fh "A tar ssid d~sds ar
rsessas1 ~ ~ Rexefls 81 iip~da ~ Nm
sess County. Texas. AID said lard = D.
sefiled ~ arf@u ard 1ssaaos - foiisw u
Heaiunies a fhrs snfe7@efieH ~ Ne
yertern bouadsry iinS "a shs ! ~
rrsoss rs sefs Survey and Use snsth
trn tssand4fy hnf ~ Leopard street fDf
che \ y cegrer u this hnTey. Ihrnef
>. ~ degrees "a MIN " with thF sfefe'
said wesfefa bonaAsrr hne " PFimf
Tract lfss pxras ~ the fawefn sefHeS
"A uarf ~ ~ a. 10 acfTs ~ lsna n
sssc nasse NJ e kIei~sg ~ ,Ar Hssush
esp eofnfg ~ thls NpFFrY Ilsfnef \
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

Against thc Il y ~ ,afpns
christi 1851 ~
That ihF amount PEI front i,ai srssss
~ sgsmsi each oeRrf " ~ tallusa
- 3lsee SID
MlilntAN Awufding w. che vthtsp
siatraent - rcest ~ .sia ,i,s hns hrsf
covering ihc ssid Improvement on l.osr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07


"a ssfes oi lsnd living niihie thr epF
,.atAis Hmift - lhs said litt ~ Corpus
thnsti. souniFrtf Nneees taken oui ~
. ~ acre iFsa 10 ths natns ~ tuAs
WassAnef dFffsssd ard v Nulisia isi9n
so 2 mafitd on fhf msp Efi survey -
said suhdifidrd Tract - 90 sfffs ~ thF
hsmf ~ Walter NaeasnFi and pArtiril
lsglt ds.eg4l.s8 a. faiisAAl ihgieuisR
"a siale Il ii.a = ~ nufgN ~ Sub
as isl0n ~ ~ ihs name ~ Mrs Eaunie
81 Nnrssnff ihrurs N.ffh ~ dsgrts-
ialb1ieh b siih flif grigiusl HHet
isiuadafy Nre ~ sid a. acres
ifaa 81 ~ namr ~ iuhn WeFssHff. de-
fsassA 2sFa sNfas 81 = stake 80 thr
nsfain u 10 sttfHsipH ~ leppai1
sifs.f ~ fils \ ~ fpfHsf ~ Tbs sab
fitlslon - tisf aams ~ ssA walter
Ns,eesaof ihrues Naaiik ~ degrees
"A snlpnisa Nssf ~ib he ssia sesiih
isnis.aafv Nnf ~ SAID isH@fd
street ~ fsfMs a. rbr y ~ n,fhsf ~
ssid sui~ls slon No 3 b TIE same ~
Joha Wn,rsnsf. faf iae y. y pHpff ~
ih,s sub iaenos q ~ a'Vfess " vah
fht " irssHdsfg llns - ssid 4ssis Noss'
.rfy salsiisisissu sc sstsa = STAKE ~ tbs
: i.anesfe hne n SD kslsiisi.iaa Ne-
! So he slns ~ Faurie y Meessnsf
isr fht a y ssfpsx II this suisiis isios
ti,sfse 18th tbs saia \ iisr ~ lass asen
- ssftry o. NniSiisisieR sai tsfss "
ihf piafF ~ isWinnief
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

sn aarfq lisRinnlag Northeast ostH
~ = kHffes Ne 80 iilsN sefe. ls South
boundary lits ~ isppafH NtfVei lsf
Nuush ! degree tl uiaasrH tsai ne tssi
~ ksnih~est fYfhpf ~ ihin NufYry
,hsns Aaftk ~ degrees. Ea.t ss Astti
hsundsfY ~ Azn patrseip noNd tijia
faFat fa roaihNrts rnfaff II a s3fi
sfYe rutvts thrues North ! 6rRres 3i
~ dfzfrfs. o. Bipuirs. Neai &if.fs tafss
- soaih i,,,aadary i.soimfd STREET ~
beglhnina
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

NtKlnninN ~ i-iWi Va ibs y Tins vi
isvtsfd Stfgft snd y llnr "a ths Nass
snyf ~ srrs tract eat NJ tts iNieaF trssf
si,f M \ v rsfnrf this ifsrt th,nce "
~ a. iesi shh \ lne ~ ts.l~rd StFs'i
faf \ " efsnef tvs Tract th.pcs
leo irsi g. fstlnt m = llHf " sasa
Mps~snst ffat ici : csYn.s ihis ifaet
theme, \ ~ drsrss n mieatrs . With
said s. ilus Neessnsi tract ltlsa tcst
20 rlaee " lsrelnniaE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

prpsea >, ihc eta ,Dnsell. NJ sstsl -
simstei ~ssi u rusA imyrossmeat }.
S4asa ~ Rna ths rcfi.ss AMI eaaant 81
sash .laptas eHeas 81 " AsAessfa aea,na
"a slas,lna rtse~its ard ss ~ nef~ }.
a fsllowe
fw gesing .nslnalnr gutter AMI
euff Al nlf AZ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

WHEREAS, According ic ,hs report ~
written statement oi SAID tity hneinecr
concerning the said inprusem
con LcOr1Fj Street fnsm the Hast Line Of
sam Rankin STREET West " ihc Cih
Limits. which report is hvrchy aypp, -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07
REMARKS

AID sirr,i ifom 81 iass iinc 81 sam
Rankin s,rrst vss, 60 ,he cas- Limit.
thy nNmrs ~ ihe oNbrfs - sald
pnoleus sud description ~ thclf pnirff
IA. amt ths amounts rentsmplsisd " BE-
sssrss,d aHsiasi ssfh ~ snsh lots ~ paf
o. 10 and slp inuun,, 80 % follows, %
NN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

ng 6 Of Seem oemens-
A. a. " Nrt AN 1nr AunNNN
~ nt s"s ~ ns~ ia@
Np TO svu rowSSs Asrmlows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07
Aesln.. q, c'ss II Cesgw

SAristi LIAM
As-in.' scu.es Chriai rrsuiou
CegnpsHN lsAW
1hst sac siaeari w. ffvat i,.a assu.
sgd sgsinsi cssh e~nef 50 a. iolv~s
sS utts Ard.
MltNfhAN Ass,ufdiur % the ~yitirn
stat uieut ~ ferai y ite ,asy lanai.
recf cesstirr ~ aa iaiyspsemcut sn
isVpAfi STREET fFem az Esst iife ii
lAsi ~iFvsi ga iht HA.i Nes 81 ~Au, nsn
kln ~ttfsi ths eawes ~ ihf on AIRS
IF saiJ pfeP~tts std dr@,tipatsn ~ thesf
plufeFtf ARD tte amsaiets ,,sit, ~ tlst,.i
81 ~ .sses-ssi agsie.i eata 1T sapb k,t.
ar rauais And Is ataa.ini. ss,a auaia.,
"a" ters-s tArisiA frsgtien N,npsny
az ~ iulinvs 90 Nit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-07

So degrees ~ mlnuisa W. wsth the \ h.
t.ssudsry hav ~ sAv sssA nel~ft = hls
tsfg Snsy@y lill tarsS % tkr Southern
tenaslats lNe ~ sid Leopard Ststet, she
\ e,Fnsf II the said survey ~ tiiv neast
~ llol~si klel~sg fef ikr Nwtfih Eek
wv II this ~efsws Ihcnct \ ~ dsxres,
- mipwtvs y ~ith thr : i~psnssfy lsur
~ sN,d Leopard Strest ipa3 ,nfas ~ she
rlaee a s~einning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-07
PALMYRA SALE
IS HANGINGFlRE

Final transfer Of Palmyra island to
California capitalists who wish to es
tablish a cannery there will not be
concluded until their representative
has sent a report to San Francisco
so far as he knows, says Judge H. E
Cooper who arrived in Honolulu yes
terday afternoon after a five weeks
voyage to the little atoll on the schoon'
er Luka He was accompanied on the
voyage by Carl C. Engvoldsen, who
was commissioned to investigate the
resources Of the island by the Califor
mia capitalists.
That the California interests have
an option on the island is known, but
what the purchase price Is to be has
been kept secret. The intention is to
build a modern fish cannery and de-
yelop the copra production of Pal
myra, 1t is said.
While Judge Cooper was away it
was reported that the Luka might
have experienced severe weather and
have foundered. Others who knew
Judge Cooper's maritime knowledge
secuted the idea. The trip to Pal.
myra was made in II days and the re.
turn voyage, despite heavy easterly
weather, much sooner than was be.
lieved possible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-07
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Get IN the habit Of drinking .
glass Of hot water before
breakfast.

We're not here long, so let's make
our stay agreeable. Let US live well,
eat well, digest well, work well, sleep
well, and look well. What a glorious
condition to attain, and yet, how very
esay it is If one will only adopt the
morning inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise. split
ting headache, stuffy from cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,
can, instead, feel as fresh as q daisy
by opening the sluices of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag.
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
we'll, should, each morning, before
breakfast, drink glass of real hot
water with teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in 1t to wash from the
stomach, liver and bowels the previous
days fndigestible waste, sour bile
and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The action of
hot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in.
MIGRATING. It cleans out all the sour
lamentations, gases, waste and acid
ity and gives one splendid appetite
for breakfast While you are enjoying
your breakfast the water and phos
plate is quietly extracting large vol.
ume of water from the blood and get.
ting ready for thorough flushing of
all the inside organs
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation, bilious
spells, stomach trouble; others who
have sallow skins, blood disorders and
sickly compilations are urged to get a
quarter pound Of limestone phosphate
from the drug store. This win cost
very little, but is sufficient to make
anyone a pronounced crank on the
subject Of inside-bathfng before break.
fast.-Ady. i. TX Il n
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROP
ERTY IN kEWALo.

Notice is hereby given that the com.
mission to adjudicate Kewalo claims
under Act 126, Session Laws Of 1917,
give public notice that the third pub
lie meeting Of said commission will
be held at Honolulu, City and County
of Honolulu, on Wednesday the 18th
day of December. 1917. in the Capitol
Building basement, in the Harbor
Board meeting room, at the hour Of
1880 p. m.
All Chains shall be filed with the
commission within thirty (30) days
after the date of its first meeting (21st
day of November, 1910 or be forever
barred.
For the convenience Of the commits
sion, file all claims in triplicate.
ALEXANDER D. LARNACH,
LYMAN II. BIGELOW,
CHARLES CROZIER,
Commissioners.
Dated at Honolulu. December 6, 1917.
6962-1t
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HAGENS WON'T RESIGN
BECAUSE OF ATTACK

Answering statements in a paid ad'
vertisement in a morning paper ques-
tioning his tenure Of office as presi.
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce
because Of his German parentage, ].
F. G. Hagens points out that he is not
4 German but naturalized American
and that the Constitution of the Unit.
ed States makes no distinction be.
tween the native born and naruralized
citizens.
Il am proud Of my American citi-
zenship, proud of the high ideals and
aims in this war Of my government,
and its president, and am, therefore,
at all times prepared to do my duty
to my country, the only country ever
swore allegiance to-; and further than
that, am prepared to do my full duty
towards my fellow citizens In this
community and continue to fulfill and
carry out the duties, of any office
which, by force Of circumstance or
otherwise, is entrusted to me-"
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right now-free yourself at once from
all corn misery. 1t will peel off pain
lessly, in one complete piece, any
corn, old or young, hard or. soft, or
between the toes, any callus, or any
corn that has resisted everything else
you have ever used. Off it comes like
magic. Guaranteed. ,.--...,..~.- :
All you need is 2 or 8 drops of
"Gets-it," that's all. "Gets-It"" is the
only safe way In the world to treat a
corn or callus. IT'S the sure way-ethe
way that never falls. 1t Is tried and
true-used by millions. Never irri-
tates the flesh or makes the toe sore.
It always works; peels-corns-off- Ikea
banana-skin. 25c a bottle is all you
need pay for "Gets-h" at any drug
store, or sent on receipt of price by
3. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Sold in Honolulu and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Benson, Smith & Co, Cor. Fort and
Hotel Sts, and Hollister Drug Com
pany. ~. ...:-...
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The victory Of Germany in this war
and she has won the war and accom-
plished her dream of a German Mittel
Europa II her peace terms be admitted
means that Germany will have car
ried out the program Of war which
she had fully prepared before she was
forced" to begin the war. 1t means
that var itself is to justify everything
for every nation in the future, pro-
yided that war of however unscrupu-
lous sort shall prove successful. 1t
means that might is to be right for.
ever; that efficiency. no matter how
ruthless, is TO be the tombstone of
human success hereafter; that dis
honesty is to be the best policy.
The success Of Germany means that
hundreds Of thousands and millions
of our boys-many of whom go gurdg-
ed or grudging into, this war now
will be forced to go into another war,
yet more bloody, within a quarter of
a century from this date. It means
that America, left alone, will have at
a future time to fight a Germany yet
more high-blown, yet more arrogant in
military preparedness and military or
ganihation. 1t means that America
will have to pay the expense not only
of that war but of this war-which, it
is a perfectly open secret, has been
the intention of Germany ever since
we sided with the Allies and perhaps
even before that date.
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WHAT THE WAR means TO US.

On the other hand, the defeat OF
Germany today means that we shall
not be obliged to fight her at later
day. 1t means a better world for all
the nations Of the world. II means
that the Nightmare of Fear may be
replaced by the Dream Of Peace for
all the nations OF the world. It means
that the high seas, always open to
all the world, shall yet again be open
and free, as was always the plan OF all
the peoples.
The defeat of Germany today means
that in the future our women and girls
shall not need to lie down in. name
less dread of what may be their fate.
1t means that our property. our saw
ings, our accumulations shall be safe
for our own uses and for the uses OF
society and humanity. 1t means that
human ambition In this and all the
nations of the earth shall be allowed
to follow its natural working out and
not be rushed in infancy.
Why should we defeat Germany
now-why must we defeat her? In the
first place, because it. is cheaper and
easier. In the second place, and far
more important, we must defeat her
because it is right to do so.
Delenda est Germania! Thrice arm
ed, she has not had her quarrel Just
and has lost She has had her chance
and she has lost it - The nations Of
the world will breathe easier when
all know finally that she has lost that
chance forever-that unjust, ruthless,
selfish, INSCRIPTIONS, destructive OPP
portunity which she so long has
sought.-Adv.