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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-19

Another ticrnian raider B, loo,e
op the high Sons, spreading ha,or
and confederation llrr tails o.
date according o. unofficial rs
ports, include Fifteen e.ecls ,up
posedly sent 20 ihe bottom rrpre
Scniine q total Investment oft sen.
oN,WO. The dagnr ~ ih. latest
iidcr gains significance wh,n
onc Stops % consider ibal Some al
the Slips may poi huNc been tor.
rcdaci that several nl ibcn best
fitted for the pufpnee may have
been converted iuio raiders oa
their owa hooh afmcd and mutu
tinnea iram ihf ma;hrf ,hiii Surh
q thing is within ihc range 90 reu
son, taking it for granted thar the
1erman commerce DESTROYER
cltidcd the tleei Ut The \llic, and
made The apcn Atlantic from
home base And il this is tme. She
work IS nnlv started for the
oceans are hroad aud lhc lines Of
commerce disrupted, makine e.
constant guard neNt "a impossible
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work then O portion ~ he road tI4fs
should BE- applied. together with fho
labor ~ thr road hands ugihs aioas
these highNafe and subject tp fuad
Outs nn same a soud hsfulud1 aod
would mike fhe roads iaa ton fimca
az luna as mes viii without lt Bryan
Eafif.
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Texas Press



kriafa, utaUNo MOof, 80 Texas haa
tntredeccd a tNl pnvhlun fm tht
~orhing nf Felony caAsicts Within M,
prison wsils and epson infnis uantl
az ecrsfulirb iN the state Ana pio-
tieing fqr iht Nofkine ID shart ume
spn,vlrts tnut pNcr fiNr vraiul nn pub.
sc roasis Why shouldnG .hefi time
csavlcss he r,aA hniilrrs SO ihe sttte
Colorado and sarcsaA ,xpef.nentr.t
Warden TyApn az Colorado dcmon.
sifatcd u tlic satisfaction ~ an nAtr.
niinded cllizsr4 az iiia state lhat tav
plarc So work shpr iggmvf. n ca ems
ruhhr reids and ths pnhlie highways
~ culuipto afv weHunrrts az iaf
wisdom 81 the waNien aHa ihe arm 81
ihe nien takea fran tlo prisons 60 pers
furns ms labor Fort Merth Recosd
The leeialatuge WIZ poss many mws
tioi one hsif 20 isnpofiars The short
ssFa ccnslrls co0ld hc used 90 sr~at
advantage On TIE pntlsr fossl~ aus IL
womid ~ healthy employment ter the
consirie aud valuable survive la the
state Palestine llrTala
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Friday, Jan 70, M

Tho Second TeNa. won us Aus
sin game. Tho field was muddy.
the weather 10 Thin silver OF ice
u was such weather ns may have
fitted the an Stare themselves
from tho regions of lhe polnr boar.
hui il was certainly no' meh
woathcr as uur roNas tesm in %
ihousAnd has ever encountered
The touchdown made hv ih" op
posing team stands oui brilliantly
m bewilderur procession 90
goose eggs ani % a probably &c.
providcnta thing o. nill serve
90 put he boys m fhcir nctile
when they mec' thr First Cavalry
90 New YORK. in tbc SON Nnlouio
sot.tO.
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Women aCI,o get The most out ollie
.svfeniafiSe their work

How has many a famous woman found tim.
to do really great things?
d is not by letting the home suffer Nor By
turning the back on the problems of HON.
management
By ystemauzng their problems finding the
best ways 20 do things IN the least possible
umc. such women are able 10 win fame in Ii.
craturc science business and art
Do you sometimes long tor more time to do
Big tmnes} DO YOU gct So iaugucd from home
work 'ha. must be done tha, YOU have no
strength .ca for othe. work that you would
Ike 10 do}
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Nhe caller has The iars ~, slqcu,a,ior
~ an rsreF soata q san Ansoulo.
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Adiraaa 40 business communication
ana make out sii checks. DRIFTS money
orders and express ORDERS 20 The calicf
prbilshins Company Al items. arii.
sisa and communication should he ad-
drcarod a. Editor Corpus Christi
caller.
Entered ns rrcond class matter 81 thr
raaioffice m Cafpua CHRISTI. Tekas.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
San SalUddor Volcano
Forms New Crater, Has
Hall Minute Erubtions

san salvador republic of san Sal
radOr, Sept THE san Salvador
volcano which burst INFO Iul-ut eruu-
zion on the night of jane last. still
continues TO hurl into the AR ar inter
walls of from half q minute 10 q min
These emissions are accompanied BY
tremendous explosions. ike the firing
together of a hundred pieces of heavy
artillery Smaller stones glowing with
heat are thrown 5000 feet in the air
and larger ones 1900 TO 1900 feet.
In the great eruption % June g.
when scores Of persons we've killed or
injured vast quantities OF burning
lava poured from vents fn the sides
OF the ancient volcano. spreading over
the valleys of FL Pinar and Las Chin
los. These fields Of fire uoG mostly
have cooled
ter was undisrurbed by the first er1lu-
ton but few days later il began
TO throw of steam For . days it
continued TO boil from SHlLerraneau
heat and when at the end Cf that per
iOd the water of the LAKE had evauo-
rated, IL was possible To- observe that
q new crater had been formed within
the mouth Of the old one.
II is from this new crater that erun-
tlOns now take place at regular inter
walls. The spectacle is I'VE inspiring.
Millions Of tons Of burning stones
have been thrown ont On r-e dry be0
rock where they continue to glow
Nevertheless il IS possible 10 20
within "a few hundred yards Of the old
crater without danger and some men
even have lowered themselves into
the old crater with r0pe=-l CORES
pOndeuCe Of A. F-I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01

americans in Demand
in Europe, But Cannot
Lire on the Salarie,

Rome. ITALY. sept. The steady
employment az Americans I'm Europe
-s q problem difficult OF solution
simply because they seem unable 10
appreciate the value OF EuroDear
money, said Sherman A. Bovce OF
PORTLAND. Ore. at present detailed as
traF cling inspector for the European
branches of q large American express
and banking concern.
Before the war lie continued
such firms employed almost exclu-
siFely Eugllshmeu. though now they
are trying again TO ger Americans to
come over The trouble is that an
American cannot live abroad for the
same salary that he gets at home.
nor even with an increase Of a third
more At home he is perfectly sat
lsIed 20 1--we In boarding house for
SIX or eight dollars "a week, If he is
single. but when he gets to Paris or
Milan. thinks he's GOT TO pay ten
francs day -he living. WORKING
equivalent of TWO dollars. or fourteen
dollars a week
Firms can only afford 20 pay sew
euty OF eighty dollars q month % he
Eiuuers in the European braIches
which is much more than would De
paid an EDElisLman or native OF
The country for the same work. but
the young Americans who come over
hardly get here before they BEGIN TO
complain about their salary. that they
are not making enough 20 live on
The worst of il is. they are telling
the truth. I find myself that spend
money very freely because can't
somehow realize that a franc or lire
las amy real value. This is a deIusiou
that has stranded many an American
abroad tCorresp oudeuce Of A. PJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
Cuban Editor Senator
Forms AUidtion Unit
To Offer to France

Havana. cuba. Sept Col Man
rel Coronado. member Of the Cuban
senate and editor OF tile newspaper
Ia Discussion. has added q new phase
TO tuul's alliance with the Omitted
states iu the war against Germany
1y orgauizinE au aviation unit which.
d. is announced. VIII be offered to
France, with complete equipment.
lu the uear future Though other
means Of cooperation have assumed
shape here since tuha's declaration
or war against Germany on April s
last % Is believed probable. from the
enthusiasm shown by IT'S members
that the -Escadrille Cubaine." as the
flying u1it viii be called viii be the
first body of fighting men from Cuba
To serve ou French soil
Col Coronado's plans called for
body OF 81 trained aviarors 90 COM
prise She escadrllle. but already 81
youths who are representatives. Of
the best families OF Cuba. have vol
unteered To take the prescribed avi-
alton course and Individually TO bear
the expense of rheir airplsues and
equipment Many Of the volunteers
for the e=eadrlll- are graduates OF
French universities. and an speak
French and are aviation enthusiasts.
senator Coronado has just returned
from New York. where le conferred
with officials Of the Aero club Of
america and airpiaue manufacturers
over the details of the escadrille's
organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01

luton OF 1875, a NOV emen- vas started
TO reform this BavaTiau upper house
and curb the powers OF the nobility.
Strangely enough this movement was
led by two Of the most prominent and
ariStOCratic members of this feudal-
iStic body. count Geich and count
Seiusheim. Later the farsiEhted prime
the fight but he also was unsuccess-
full
In 1865 prince Cllodwig III Hohen-
lobe. who later became chancellor OF
the German empire, submitted s bin
TO the king which proposed 10 give
the universities five elective repre-
Seutarives IN the upper house. while
commerce and industry. the cities. the
farmers and the working classes were
Co have eight members each. The
measure was turned down by the
ruler, however.
Reform Bills Killed.
During the last - years numerous
bills for the reformation of the house
Of lords have been introduced by lilo
eral and radical members of the sec
oHu chamber. but the government a..
ways has seen TO II that these ''rev0-
luilOnarE measures were killed
promptly Jew were reported out Of
committee and then voted down by
the reacTlOnary majority OF the diet
and two that succeeded I'm getting
through the chamber were vetoed by
the lords ana the king.
The war. the greatest revolutfonfst.
row promises TO bring the reforms
" nlch The struggles OF two genera
tons have not been able TO accom-
plsh- The days Of feudal5sm and class
rule are numbered in Bavaria. as ev-
erywhere else.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
THREATEN
TO REDUCE LAND
To WILDERNESS
LACK Of j. s. SUPPLIES PROVES
SEVERE BLOW To POPULATION
Only Relief Now Possible Is Through SPAIN Epidemics
Are Raging and People Starve; Turks Say Will De
stroy All Sacred Buildings Before British
Troops Take Possession of Land.

= ONDON, Ems. sept According
10 latest Information received,
- The state Of the Christian and
Jewish population OF Palestine has
become worse.
The greater part Of the people lived
on trade which they carried on with
the visitors Co the Holy Land This
commerce has altogether ceased Nine
tenths Of all houses Of business and
of all shops have been closed.
The Jewish population received reg
ular aid. principally from the United
States. during the time when NJ.
Eforgeuthau and Abraham EII1us were
successfully the American ambassa-
doris az C0nstantiuOple- since this
source has been cut off the Jewish
Inhabitants also are in dire want
Turks Rob All Churches.
The Turkish officials in Jerusalem
have been proceeding 20 remove all
OBJECTS or value and all relics from
churches and converts Robbery hes
led 10 violent riots. iu which the SOL
arms There are Wild rumors that
before the approach ~ rl- Eu-lisl
all the churches and buildings which
mark tl= sacred sites viii be blown
up.
It's certain from reports o. luuer-
Gus refugees. who have succeeded in
making -hei- way iu fishing vessels
FROM the coast OF Palestine 70 Alex
audria, that all the fertile region
north Of Jaffa which lies between the
sea and the hills has been ravaEei
and reduced 90 wilderness The
women and young girls have been
carried Off as slaves. Jaffa itself IS
not much more -hau heap OF ruins
The neigh boring villages have been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
-lel 90 the ground
arrncllIa. in .nIlL..-


The same atrocities. the refugees
say. have been committed i1 t1llil-e.
where a great number OF the iulabi-
-alrs have persisted Of hunger. 40
that American relief has ceased the
only help that can be given To- the
Of Palestine and Syria consists iu
supplies which have been brought 3D.
Spanish vessels
II is due TO the initiative Of the
vatican and the diplomacy of L-l
Dolei in ConstautiuOple that pe-miz-
sion has been given for tlis tardy
and incomplete measure OF aid watch
the iuhuuan policy of Di=ual Pasha-
The MetOnaIis In Revolt
The plateau Of FL Becka4. 20 she
foot Of the Auti-Lebanon. is largely
Inhabited by EOLaumedaus. who are
Shi-I-eS- They are called Me-Oll-l=
They have risen in revolt against the
government They have gained pos
session Of BaaIbeck and eutr-lcl-d
themselves in the place The Turkish
troops sent against them have been
forced 90 retreat The heads of the
Hamadl-es. the Hadj-S0limsu. and The
DaQalacleS. the best known and most
notable families, are the leaCa- OF
LLls rising
Epidemics Are Raging
IN consequence OF the dreadful Fam
Inc. ep-demlcs are raT1gius tlc conn
r-g- According TO the report % the
medical officer 10 The UuLici ull--r of
Herr0ur. 70 this town alone there are
1000 cases Of typhoid fever. the death
rate being 30 day The re-lou-
OF the Lebanon. indeed OF all syria.
have become infected The few doe
tors thar remain are unable Co combat
the evil from want OF an means anu
medicines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
Fails to Remote Hat
For German General;
Is GiUen $500 Fine

Amsterdam. Holland. Sept IA fine
of $500 was imposed by the German
commandment OF Mons on acting bUrgo-
master Mason. formerly one OF the
leading members OF the Belgian par
lfament for not standing 10 atteu-
ton when he entered the command
ants office.
II. Mason visited the commandment
on official business Tie command
ant declined 10 address him unless he
stood ar attention. ~ Mason refused
and the German jumped up ana
snatched the bUrg0master's hat from
his hand, threw IL on the floor and
told him he would fine him FOR his
offence"
The deportations from South Bel
GUM continue. The German torture
OF the Geported BeIgians is said by
their couutrymen &c become more
cruel every day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
A[SAGE
MUST.
REMAIN GERMAN
Leader of German Social
ist Faction Says People
Favor Germany.
WILLING TO PUT
FATE TO A VOTE

- EELIN. Germany. sept. Al
sace-Lorraine is German and
IL forever remain a part OF the Ger
man empire" said Phillip Scheide-
mann leader Of the majority faction
OF the German Socialists. in an inter
view granted 90 a representative OF
the Danish paper Standardization.
"As Tar as this question is concern
ed. the German nation is unanimous.
Even the minority faction of our party
does not want to see these thoroughly
German provinces returned TO France.
Would Leave II to Vote
The Russian Socialists have pro-
posed that the decision of the future
OF the provinces he left Co the popu-
la-ion- We would NOT object 90 a
pl-biscite, because We are sure the
vote would be overwhelmingly IN IA
vOr Of Germany, but the French do
not want Sucn a solution They do
not care ABOUT the sentiments of the
population as they simply want the
land and It's rich resources
In regard TO the charge Of the en-
teute press that Germany is pursuing
imperIalistic aims and started the war
for conquest, the Socialist leader said
We lived AT peace with the whole
rs o-44 81 years MAllE our present enc
mics carried on innumerable wars.
All OF these wars were aggressive and
had decidedly IUperialistic charac-
ter. II is true that we also have i'm
perialisIs and auueXatiOnists. but
elements are far less powerful in
Germany than in England and France.
The German nation wants no con
quests, and is only defending itself
against the imperialistic aims of the
allies, which have been proclaimed
again and again by the responsible
ministers of England and France and
in the parliaments of all entente
countries
says Germany Democratic.
The German nation has greater
influence upon its government than
the people OF the sO-called deUocra-
cies, Scleilemalu continued. Proof
for this fact is furnished hv the con-
ltt11s .-a the different pariiausuts.
The British government tolerate no
opposition ll The house Of commons.
and boz France any Representative who
-alcs 10 C.I--c-Se the conduct ut rla
war an. the policies OF -r- govern
Ueu- IS promptly branded as traitor
To his country. while in the German
rcicls-as We do not have 90 wear
We can state our views
freely. and our criticism is always
needed
The demo -re tiZatl0u Of Germany
IS progressing swiftly and VIII soon
be an accomplished fact ScheiGe-
mann concluded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
Goes FOrward TO Cheer
Fighting Men, Chaplain
Is Killed bu Hun Shell

London. England. Sept Clerical
circles here mourn the death OF the
Rev Basil r. plumpton. attached 70 a
London reEimeut. who has just been
killed at the front
The curate was killed solely be-
cause he left the back lines TO get up
'front.' and cheer his men, An officer.
who wrote u his death. said
u was in command Of an EXPOSED
position. 80 Yards from the German
lines. when ] met the padre with the
returning battalion When 7 exros-
.ulated with him for being So near
the Hun iine. he sail- e just wanted
90 Keep tie men CHEEKY within an
hour me was killed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
GETS
CAUGHT WHEN He
LEAVES OFF T
Gets Out of English Stock
ade, Spends AllHis Funds
Sightseeing.
SAYS WAS READY
TO GIVE SELF UP

ONDON. England. Sept The
story Of the capture OF Lieut.
IL Arped Horn the Austrian officer
who escaped from internmeut at Don
nington Hail, has just became known.
IL reads like a paper-baek thriller.
lie got out o. the prison camp by
the simple ruse Of hiding in a hole
made for drainage purposes in the
day compound the prisoners
went iu for the night. trusting that
he and two feIlow-fugitives would
not be missed until evening roll cali
Comrades Caught.
Two Of them were caught almost az
once but Lieut. Horn succeeded in
reaching Loudou-s-iI clad in his
gray uniform He then calmly Went
into tal.or's shop and stated that he
was q Servian officer His tale was
believed. and he obtained a civilian
suit
British detectives. however. are not
easily alfled- and the tracing of the
pSeud1-S-rviau officer shows the cler-
erress Of the Scotland Yard autnori-
ties They found he had reached
London. but knew nothing OF his
whereabouts and il was decided to
sc-uLnlze the register Of every hotel
a missing e" sealed the fate Of
the fugitive. for in one hotel an ordf-
nary English surname was found pre-
faced by the name Of "Ge0rg''-which
IS the German for George"
The detectives determined 20 see
George" and waited in his room.
meeting him on his return from a
theate- he had been visiting. They
were not disappointed. for he was the
wanted man
Willing TO Go Back
one OF the most amusing points of
the story is the way in which the
Austrian took his defeat Smiling he
greeted his caprors. saying that he
could not possibly have got home 20
Austria. and as he had exhausted his
FUNDS De was about 10 give himself
up iu any case
81 have had splendid time Ee ~e-
marked. and have visited many -l--
alters and restaurants. he appears
lo have --Ea -l-I his temporary abb
s-ucH from bennington Han as q E--I
or leave or holiday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01

~ III Es-trfs-tAr Asl-~a4s sept L.
- The Uklaulan Roman CathoIi,
\ archbishop. Count Szeptycki
who was Imprisoned in a convent
more than Two years ago by order Of
the car. has been liberated by the
provisional government Since his re-
turn 20 the Ukraine the archbishop
has been receiving thousands Of for
mer followers OF the Russian ortho-
doz faith into the Catholic church.
starts Great Religious Revival
Uhraniau papers report that such
wave OF conversions has not been
seen since the days OF Grand Duke
Vladimir. nearly @ thousand years
ago. when whole tribes embraced
Christiauity-
Large crowds meet the liberated
archbishop everywhere with flying
banners and great enthusiasm and
declare their intention ro join the
church Of Rome.
The Russian orthodox church has
been i- q state OF d-sirtegrati0u since
the revolution overthrow the old re-
seem 90 have lost all control Of the
masses aud a number Of bishops and
priests who had made themselves dis
liked by the severity OF their rule
have been driven out Of their dioceses
and parishes
PrelateS Ordered 10 Leave.
Bishop AurOuius Of Chlrkow- re-
Gently was notified by the committee
that he would have TO leave the city at
once ana retire 90 convent 90 walt
the decision OF t1e holy synod on
the charges brought AGAINST him
10 Sdratow moo broke into the
residence of bishop POlladi and threat
eued to arrest him Archbishop Joa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01

p ONDON. Eng Sept Certain
sections Of the population are
- much excited over the century
old sealed prophecies OF Joanna
Southcott, relating TO the second
coming Of Christ The box con
tanning these prophecies has never
been opened since il was closed over
a hundred years ago
To quiet creduI0us persons. some OF
The English clergy are considering
carrying out the ceremonies pre-
scribed for the opening Of the box
and so getting the matter out Of the
way.
The box or boxes according to
some versions there are e4J are not
70 be opened, members Of the Joanna
Southcott sect say. Until they are
sent FOR by the bishops suddenly and
unaware. in time OF national dan
GER
Twenty-four bishops or their chap
Iains. or other appointed clergy. are
required 20 be present when the box
OF sealed writings is opened
Joanna Southcott farmers
p
became convinced inu 1892 thai she
had supernatural powers and that the
Spirit Of Truth had visited her.
s9W oman of Revelations
She began TO write and dictate
prophecies ~ rhyme She declared
herself the woman spoken OF in
Revelations NIT-
And there appeared a great Won
der in Heaven woman clothed with
the sun. and the moon under her feet
and upon her head "a crowd OF j.
stars. And she brought
forth a man child who was 10 rule
all the nations with a rod OF iron. and
her child was caught up unto God and
10 His throne
Joanna appeared In London and be-
gan TO gain disciples. She sealed"
$4,000 elect AT charges varying be-
tween $3.50 to S425 each.
When she was more than 60 years
OF age she announced that she would
give birth 10 the shiloh Of the
prophecy on October IS. 1919 OF
course the deIvery did not take
place. Il was announced she was in
. trance and she died Of brain fever
ten days later. Great precautions