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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
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ro1ncn, 2G0cn etc.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
yGuulplihateO guaa On" 1,alb ta0d-slVdHe
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Geuiihe gii@lr mo 8eitldlriiten
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
llnterbaItnne .gScouciIcr.

,,0aheth" ,Ibe Sociul Soaies"
uWidrglnnb - &auoeOiue mo 99aHoelDilner.
.ulVpUorome"- Sanocptne nllo gSanoelbilDeI.
"Ntttorin"- -81nocbille nno B1noebioer
yNiper Hien gart" - Id9li1 @on6erle Ano
rsah shursa SaeIib GOn8ertc uuO anOe'e
unierbllmngen.
.,cIiOnnn Dat" GdeIi9 gmoebiue unO
niloere llntcrbaIimnQen.
,pOilnluDuo Rnrf" Tdeib Saloebieue,
2an5 uno anbcre lnterbdirnger.
upermanne Rart", Nclnlr RUab Idgl1
&ailoeeiDe, NMft uno I1li3,
,yTOlheNer'" - 9deIiCb GriurIioncn Der 9anl'
reCss 9SIat" ~ 4aaIi6 neutrality-suspicious..
ionen. a5oenomnten GonningS.
G9ciupraic %cndi GdelB @lIuriioneH per
Slmpier yGrcantlano"
oGcrmnnia 8rrgnhanngs,9crcin" Wions
lo9 oen 90 AuQut 9luSllua nab oem vgaltls
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GOu5en i'm ,aIperFbs 4art".
@as Yroqranlin fir oqs SoH3ert nes llaoiis
lueil 9orisSrdeiters inter Neiiunq oes Ytoi.
Sanicl 5elomdnn i'm nNiperiioe Bori" benie
Abenb bon 7,30 bis 10 ilbr it, pie tol9t
V'llllSpal'Sieo baltimore our Salil
@lori6 .6anos Iacorb i6c eca' ....'., Goaia
lnoeriilrc 8n o9pmebD ".......... &cla Selq
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"A0e Siar Spangleo Nanner"
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HDt nnt bcin g8ecrention Bier" nfio hrinAt ipl'
2enocs Fro9rnmnl 5ur 9nrhiiibruug:
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Age Siep sSaiIins apab on ibs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
NmScs-0cpartemrmt fit QnnSwirt6
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ihuft- -getter-@nrcan.
y}ornole Eenperatiir. IA @roo
D3ittlere Eemperatur IA @roO
So6ltc Eenlperotur. ..,86 @rao
ylleoriglte Euniperutur .62 @roo
Scriht Ocs Baltimore getterbnreans
Ser 6eu6tiefeitseebaIt Scr 2uft
mar So Bro5cnt I'M 8 ll6r Morgens
lln0 63 Yro3ent nm s llhr 9[6en08.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
GUnncnnnf. nn0 llutcroanu.

Sonnenauf90n9 ..5 L. "a ".
Sonnenlntcrgon9. 6 II. So sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20

SMlp'erldnic6c ntln SaH,Hbers
9cGn ourcri l734 gnamrSsa agtabr. q. y W
AclepDOfN Nol,r lOa1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20

glcbp.aitcn, AIletaI Gr
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SirnNc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20

Eaicld-NRpdIie.
Gbwln n. eomurlS, Medismpti, N0'ens gan
nclS crbubnarien &erlnatfthie. Wutuiutt
INui Nul0ln0.
HbapilW ~ @eDNiUn, ii6-iiI Nulu hHloNN
lStdbrQe GluhuiuN
o. a. a ~. Y prpuyo, ill 0Niiuciini find
Nrafii5ren iell s72 fiolatchu n Nalilnpte
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
BY Being coaI,antIy Supplied wah
rhsdfOrd's Blaek-Drsustt.

MeDsf Va suffered Tor seversI
Tcafs." says Mrs. J. d. Mhntaker. o.
his place, with sick headache, aad
stomach Trouble.
Tea years ago a friend told me 10 trY
lhediofd's black-Ofaughl, which / DID
ind ] iound u 10 be the best sanily mcdi.
the iof young and old.
keep Blaek-Draueht on hand al m,
ime nov, and when my children lee, A
rite bad, they ask me tcf a doss, ana 4
does them more good than any medicins
they ever tricd.
We never have q ioug speli o, sies-
sess " our hmlly, since We Sopameneed
Using blsek-Dral,gh,."
Thedlcrt's Rack Dsaugh, Is purrl,
vegetable, and has been found 70 seesh
ate weak stomsrhs, AID digestion, ne.
.isse indigestion. colo, Wind. nausea
headache, sick stomach. and slnlla
symptoms.
u has been In constant use Tor NOV
man 10 years. and has benefited NEE
ihan uislion people.
Your drggis, ssls and recommend,
Black Dlaaght pnes oaly sc. Oets
e2cksxe to-day. N = "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
STUFF FOR EDITORIALS.

Addressing TO- senate ycster
day President Wilson pointed ont
the faci Chat the Nation Is likely
20 he called upon 10 depart from
us tradition oi lsolntion. in order
10 put itself ln hno with e world
Wiic movement 60 sornre q last
lug peace founded on concerted
nction but another statement OF
ms viii call for more spirited lis
cusslon among the helligcrcnis
themselves, a., he very flaily ana.
nonnecs that hc dcom~ a dccisN e.
victory for either side cnlamitous
prospect, since Il would meau the
imposition OF harsh conditions up
an the vpnquished Mud President
Wilson is not alone tu this conyic.
ton, though the olfielal press nf
the Allies win probably see the
point ln q contrary light u there
~ not mighty literary Turmoil, n
store Ton l,oii,lou. we Wc badly
mistaken.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
A VIVID PEN.

Scoiiy Israel j. sporting editor
Of the San Anionio Exp~css He IS
past master Of words that short
circuit and sparkle. lie uses slang
sparingly. aud makes what be
does use 20. One Of his best recent
pieces Is description 81 the New
York Texas game 70 reader
who has been Jared loose from
his senses IN a volcanic scrimmagc,
the thing is classic. What. for
example, could hc more effective
than this sentence,
u waa like The crop that spfans
from the fshied sowing n DRAGONS
teeth always man nf two in
tae WAY nf New YORK tafklsf.
and always hack ~ the interior.
euse q dudglnn flashing side step
pins twisting. hquifmiug human
holng ftst or runod csi clothed
in reiHHin Hnd filled Niih spflnns
fhat worked around an ecrruftl,
reared to dynamite
aronnd on eccentric geared 90
dynamite seventy flycs boz Elan.
dcrs htt ISN'T that touch that
speed and dcslruc.
iion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
ECHOES OF SCIENCE


"' w. '"iii' 'i f'ii' 'in'N =" VIM
irl ''''t"N'hh n''" hiH w. .'hi'h Tow
W'N"'i"H '"n'''W'l'h "f'H 'nh' 'Hh M
N,I'n'" WIN '''"i''f ''A'h if''h
'in ""AfH
40 l'iI'n A' lHi"f pcs in''ni'd 81
''in'i' l"'' ''h'f r'l ."'a ii"m hn
"'f n'HM' iN''N'' i.''if 'N' 'nh q" iiiin
'l' H'H'l "'lNH 'l"'" F ''nf
'' lf'i'i''
q" N'tH p'iH"M H'l WINE mNi"f
fE "i NhrH iH' Ni"H D. nl""inF ih'f"
n'H hrrh int'ni'h riip attached tn a
piece ~ i'Hih'i in'i D'1 h' Slipped over
""''"n
10
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
GREAT THAT'S THE WORD

Texas has produced a great foot.
hall team Throughout the VA.
ton, there is word az a. aud
broken idols verify its distinction.
The East has met the West, Con.
diiionS have not been altogcihcr
even. but players on the New York
team. themselves qualified Ia
speak have called this team of
ours zone OF the greatest that the
country has ever known, the great.
css that the South has produced. -
This is high praise. Il sits wen ia
The true sportsman : mouth. We
only wish that the season were not
TOO far spent 70 lei the Second In.
fantry match a game with one Of
the hig few-ihcn there would 10
y more thrilling tale to tell.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
OTHER VIEWS


Cleture in the senate
Attempts bstr ussu.ntl, ts.,, .....i
to pas an ond .o urninIt..i .l.l,.. ..
tlr s,u,r i,, cl.ture n.t r.., r....
nv,er cunle Witrtn u......fI.
tangs az success. Tn, ,tI.n
lntion afpua,hos ta. oue.fI.., f....,.
Now uueY 30 a. ..t.n.it.f, 81. ...t.
tun far thr 1.lbfifrfn.rt 81 tl,.
cn the tth uf Warch Nav tn. .......
anb a thHrf 81 who's. ,,,.r,,r..,'.
elected at rnr tsr-r tas ,r,....
sumra that u lis ,a.fI,,i,. i...4.
ana is rcyer ndiaurrt.l lt,.t,....,...
under nu ncosssii, of al.r,,.g MA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
SOME LATE ONES

An uwi isnt tvallN bird of wla.
.lom lir merrlV hooks wise ana doe,
unibing Welt rcpiica senator Sor
shnu "undsf aumc circumstance isn't
iaai iho Nrest ihins he COULD de
Maahmgton star
$3.50 dun sprak UUtnau hW
500 alope pretty wcll in nrrun with
Hut Auowlne the ausease" trim,
tn Nce for instance onc day I
wanted drink and i went inio "a
hecf ssfden aud said to thr waiter,
Lnok here ola man I'm dry' ito ,ou
understand dry Aud tar next min.
uir hr ynmc hack With three pccrs
iinston Transcript
cVniha 20 wish had now dom .
ltor Mother "ilui Your nid dpN ls as
neud AS ever cynthia $50 am
as eood es ever HUT the dootof
hrought tou now hah, .pcarson's
wvokl,. t.onden.
"po Neu think reacc sugrrsiians
exert ans ptavtiyal Influence vSnna
lines replied senator sorghum
thoushuullV marc shan h desirAhie
n The stock market Washington
star
Robson ! hardly know hlm
Why hc said that he was thorough,
acquainted with yeu' Htlc Is ~
married my formvr wlfe. puck
"Nhat h this "a lcnor nress
What did you thnk il was II was
in hopes you had decided 20 run those
rt0ee certificates sou aro TRIMS ~
pcddl, tnrpuah a wfinsrr. piushursh
Post
iiili Opportunity rs Knocking AZ
Nour door daily yoa KNOW Ini.
Well don't pas any attoAlion a.
TSneyhcfsT aed ig ! did likc a. MOI
he'd ttN 60 unload some new no, eli,
y eneNelopedia en me Nonkers
Statesman.
Ethel I'm haek out ana lot YOU mar
- the wretch Marie. "Why DO Won
% thatr ,Hbelis ~iis nropesed 10
Aeth % va and wslt 20 sce him pun.
shed -Boston Traascrlpt.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
Tuesday. Jan %, 1917
GERMANY S LATEST.

Germany reply go the Allies.
ON their rclusal 90 consider peace
ou terms 20 hc agreed upon boz ron
ference !. qurkcuiug ot activity
a. sea. where Britain hns been par
amount
lu "a recent dispatch Berlin oi
fciallN Announce That iim battle
shin CORVALLIS wHs scut tp ME
bottom by submarine dcpifc ihc
fact thhi the Couwalhs Was pro-
trcted from torpedo attack hy
lighter craft. designed Co seareh
onl uudcrsca providers and mt
them oui at commission with SEA
pid gun fire
The exploits of $50 unknown
raider while responsible lnr ron
siderable damage amount io little
beside ihe use thai Germany mnv
make at the submarine "a type OF
vessel that She has pat lo new ac.
count, daring beyond all naval cx
pcrionec
II Que hatiloship can Dee sunk
there IS uu reason wins others enu
noi De and the mere knowledge
OF surh "a catastrophe may have D.
tendency to make the British fleet
hug safe harhors. ncitcd off from
attack II GcrmauN can accomplish
this and i Is hv mo- mcaus ccr.
tain the Allies viii suffer sharp
reversal OF fortune Tor they are
importing a vast lot of supplies.
including % good part of their food
aud cloihug
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
NEEDED FACTS

There IS AN unlimited s,ppl, ol
ignorance concerning tho true
state OF affairs al White Point
That natural gas hes PLAYED liar
ny with men and machinery en-.
erybodv knows That there Is a
wonderful volume Of gas available.
everybody knows Just what IN
being doue. nobody knows. Why
wonl,n Z IT be q good thing Cor
committee at representative eit
zens Ia cah ON White Point per
senall, for first baud interview :
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23

10" haas many famous woman found lime
TO do really great things?
it Is not by letting the homo suffer Nor by
turning the back on the problem. of home
management
10y sys'emaH1.ng their problems finding the
best ways to do things in the least possible
'''"e. such women are able to WIN fame in lit-
e'a'o'e science business and ant.
10 yo" sometimes long for more time to do
''s ,"nsS' DO YOU get SO tatgued from home
work that must be done that YOU have no
strength lett for other work tia, ,on ,souId
hike to do}
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23

Address an busincH~ communications
aud make out ~ checks. drafts. money
orders and cKpfesa orders 90 Tho Caller
Publishing Company An items arti.
elea and communicate should be- al
dressed 90 Editor Corpus Christi
Caller.
Entered az second -eieHs matter az Tho
postofncc In Corpus christi, Texas.
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 70 ADVERTtSERS
Tuesday. Jan 3, 1917.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23
Think

se upon winch your cooking can be done electrical l -
anu strength without ossening the efficiency of Your homework
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-23

Ethel I'm haek oot ana iel vou m.s.
~ thc wretch Marie. ~WhY al vop
% that Il ,feels "iis nrppesed 70
ne'n % W and wSIt 20 Scc him pun.
lahcd Boston Traascrlpt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-23
HAVE YOU 4 JOB FOR 4
WILLING BOY? PHONE 666

= F you have a job for a boy after
school hours or on Saturday, tele-
= phone the Y. II c. A.-phone 666-
and tell the boys work secretary.
he has been swamped with applica-
tons from lads who want TO earn
money to contribute to the Y. NJ c. A.
war work a number Of the boys Of
the city-mostly Of the high school
have pledged themselves to raise a
stipulated amount Of money for the
J war work. and, to do so they have
pledged themselves to earn che money
just as thousands Of other boys in
thousands OF communities in the
United States are doing. They want
10 help and they want TO earn the
money to contribute. The Y. IL c. a.
has undertaken the task Of getting
Jobs for these boys and viii endeavor
to place the lads II business men Of
the city who can use them. viii tele-
phone the association headquarters
All these boys attend school and can
only work on Saturdays and after
school hours, but they are willing 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-23

FOR SEAL SALE
School Children to Be Re
Warded for Promoting
Red Cross Campaign.

A. A. Kline, chairman Of the prize
committee in connection with the Red
Cross seal committee, has announced
that prizes have been secured to be
used in connection with the sales
among the school children. The first
prize for the school, excluding the
nigh school selling the most seals IS
% be a valuable picture, or water
scene, donated by the F. 7. Feldman
company; to the boy selling the most
seals viii be given a model 1906 Win
chester repeating rifle. donated By
Erakauer, York and Afoye. The sec
ond prize for a boy is a kodak, do
mated by the W. G. WaIz company The
first girls prize is to be donated by
j. E. Benton. the article not vet an
nOunced. Last year Nj. Benton gave
a girls wrist watch. The second girls
prize is a powder box, donated b. the
". T. HiIsOn company
There is TO be a second school prize.
which has not yet been secured, and
prize to the class of the high school
which sells the most seals. Last year
the junior high school sold the great
est number Of seals and the second
prize was won by the Grand View
school
At a meeting OF the principals Of
the schools held Thursday, il was de-
cided that everything possible should
be done to encourage the school chill
dren to sell the seals to friends, and
10 make use Of them in every con-
ceivabie way H. ". Colvin, sales
manager for the Christmas seals in
this district, spoke before the priuci-
pals and gained their support for the
campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-23
scienee has diseovered that faded.

Science has discovered that faded.
notified, aged-lOoking complications
can be virtually renewed merely
through the combined appleton OF
buttermilk and roseated cream by a
new process called skin osmosis. The
buttermilk softens the rough skin
cuticle and opens the pores so as to
induce the absorption OF the cream.
Roseated cream not only helps to re-
move the half dead skin scales so
that the fresh, soft, beautiful skin
from underneath may take its place.
but II possesses the valuable property
OF revitalizlng the tissues and pro-
ducing skin Osmosis which gives 10
the complexion a most astOnishinRlv
clear youthful appearance. Thus do
famous actresses preserve the rare
beauty Of their cOmplexions. and il
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-23
ALLEGED MOTOR BANDITS
CAUGHT AT AMARILLO

Amarillo. Texas, Nov. o3.-Three al
legged automobile bandits who have
operated extensively over Colorado,
were arrested here yesterday by the
police. one OF the men, who took an
automobile here was chased by the
owner in a large car. The alleged
bandit, overtaken. ran the car into 4
railroad grade and in attempting to
escape rolled down the proclivity, sus-
tanning a broken arm and sevTai ribs.
ON his way TO the city hall he Vas
seen 10 signal 10 three men in a big
red car, the occupants Of which were
a few hours later arrested at q the
point OF a policeman's gun when they
attempted TO cover the officer. All
were heavily armed.
The men gave their names as r o.
Thurman, Seymour and George
Rodger- A telephone message from
Frank Goad. sheriff at Del Monte,
Colo, says they answer the descrip-
ton of men who stole cars there q
short time ago and engaged officers
IN a fusillade- One Of the men when
arrested had his arm in q sling. In
the red car we're found numerous dies
for changing automobile numbers and
other aphernalia- The men are
said 10 have recently, broken jail at
Ration, y. 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-23
Little Bobbie' S Pa.
Pa Is Left Out Of the Minstrel
show and Feels All Cut
Up About II.
BY WILLIAM T. KIRK.
By WILL

THE ladies' & gentlemen OF our
set are going 10 have a Minstrel
Il show sed Ma TO Pa last mite.
II IS all deesided & we begin rehe--
sails al onst. sed Ma
7 an afrade 7 viii be too busy 10
be one Of the end men, sed Pa
7 believe they have the two end
men picked out. sed Ma. so you won't
need 10 stay awake mites about that
Yure naim was not measured, sed
Va, as nobody seemed TO know you
had ever been on the stage.
Dident you tell them. sed Pa, that
I used TO be a Thes-pun.
7 newer saw you on the stage but
that one terribul time, sed Ma wen
you played a cullurd porter on a
sleeper. In that crate part. sed Ma,
yure face wac cullurd all rite enuff.
but IL was cullurd like 4 Zeebry. sed
Ma. haIf black & = white. in streeks.
& yure dialeck in that part. sed Ma,
was about half negro & half Sweed.
Ma sed. Dident you say TO the lead
ing lady Yassum, Yassum, Ay tenk
500 Dident you2 sed Ma.
I was kind OF punk in that show,
sed Pa remember I dident have
any time TO reeherse.
You were terribul that time. sed
Ma, II dident know you had noa-
bel hart 7 wud newer have cared for
you after that exibishun OF How Not
to Act
I have Termed a lot about the STAGE
since them days. sed Pa. wud do
much better now.
Well il doesn't matter. sed Ma. thay
have the entire cast all cast. sed Ma,
after casting about Thay eXpeck you
to he one Of the audiens. Sed Ma. <
buy sum tickets That viii be yure
part
7 mite have knew Il. said Pa. the
man behind the man behind the
burnt cork. that is me, sed Pa. the
producer & prO-rider- All me. sed
Pa suppose the bows will all cum
10 my funeral sum day & sing For
He's a jolly Good Fellow.
You ought TO be proud. sed Ma.
that everybody in our set knows how
liberal you are with yure MUMMY.
Several Of the ladies was saying thay
wished thare husbands was IS open
harted ~ you are.
DID thay say that: sed Pa. wich
ladies sed ito
Never mind wich ladies. sed Ma.
Thay sed IL anyhow 7 tell YOU what
Won can do to help. sed Ma. you can
tell me sum good ioaks 1or me 20 say.
Oh. sed Ma. I do hope 7 can have the
best joaks Of the bunch SO the other
ladies' will be jellus
Here is a good one. sed Pa. witch
can say TO the end man Why doant
thay reed the Bihel IN Minneapolis &
the end man viii ask why & You can
say Beekaus the Bibel SAYS a lot
about st. Paul & doesn't say a word
about Minneapolis.
Is that n new one9 sed Ma.
7 lest thot Of Il. sed Pa.
What a funny co-incidens sed Ma.
my father used TO say that riddle &