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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27

uld vou know that traffic accidents
ARE ALWAYS the result Of automobiles
niorn. af snail. pace that no rap
idh speeding automobile rver smash
vd into another vehicle newer struck
street ear never ran down pedes
'rinn or collidea with telephone pole
Wen its fact if YOU don't believe.
ask rho driver OF the next cas- YOU find
mixed np in traffic accilrnt ~
wiu irN ou soiemnly and emphaticai-
], ihs D., was drivins very slowly I'm
fect lust barely moving along hen
che accident happened
Nu traffic accidents Just "haprcn %
1 pedestrian is run down be Just
happened" 30 stem from nv. sidewalk
af fh0 minute the car was passing 81
there o. collision TN two automo-
hilcs just happened" 90 turn a CORNER
no THE same time Goinr SLOWLY
~ure1 both 81 them
As matter OF fact NOT enc auto.
mobile drNief IN ton. perhaps realizcs
usi how fast pace his machine H.
making unless he happens To have "a
spccdon,tei and keeps his eve ON IL at
frequent Intervals Then probably h.
doesn't realize il fully This hy NO
mcnns would intimate that all drivers
are careless or that ihcs atlvc al too
rapit speed put 1t does mean that
There is something about driving am
automobile that causes man To lose
an stnse oi speed fot instance. what
wc WOULD have considered hrcak-
neck pace with a horse and buggy ten
Years age. is nov just barely moving
along" TO the automobile driver And
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
a STITCH IN TIME
Corpus CHRISTI People Should Not
Neulect Their Kidneys

No kidney ailment Is unimportant
Don't overlook the slightest hnck-
ache or urinary rrvguluity. Nature
may be warming YOU of approachins
droy,Ay. gravel or Rright'r disease. Kid 2
ncy disease Is seldom fatal " treated
in time. but neglect may pave the
way Don't neglect y lame or aching
hncl, another day Don't ignore dizzy
spells. headaches WEAKNESS or de-
precision II you feel you need kidney
help. begin using the reliable. time
tried remedy Donu's kidney Pills. For
100 wears Don's have been found e.
fcctiVc Endorsed hy Corpus Christi
pcuplc.
Mrs D. chase 1927 Railroad Ave,
Corpus Christi SAYS "Doan's kidney
Pills have always helped me and |
highly recommend them suffered
severely from pains across the small ~
ms back Dcans Kidney pills have
never failed To remove the trouble and
make me feel better and stronger Sen
orally Th,y are the finest ncdicinc D
know OF for baekachc"
Price zoe. ni AN DEALERS Dont simpN
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan'>
IdncA rms the same that Mrs chase
had Foster Mnhurn CO. Mfgrs Huf-
ialu y W Adv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
Iron Jaws Slowly closinu

PARIS. JulN Pc slowly. me,hodi
cally, the iron Jaws OF the allied vice
are closing In on the German Aiane
Name pocket Tho enemy's counter al
tacks. fierce ana frequent az they are.
break Invariably against the Franco
American Italian British stone wail.
which after every such failure OF hu
enemy onslaught. moves relentlessly
forward
Progress is slow but steady The
steadiness be- what counts Every day
another vital piece is nibhed or the
Teuton defense between the Aisnc and
ourcq our pressure is making the
evacuation hy the Germans and the
ocf upatinn 10y our troops N Ouichy-
lie Chateau question OF hours II is
an important key position IL is fam
Gus for ioHn Of Ares triumphant eu
try
Authoritative estimates place the
number uf German divisions within the
Marne pocket at thirty five 900. O0o
men
Germans prisoners say the Germans
have lost lS0,O00 In Killed wounded
nna prisoners since July Is. when the
crown princes offensive began
Two German regiments have come
out Of the battle with % men left
The normal strength of German reg
lment is at least 1000.
The allies ARE now realizing the very
thing that only few weeks ago Ger
many announced go triumphantlv as
her own aim The destruction of the
enemy forces.
Fresh progres. WIS made hy the
Franco American forces on the sev
enth day at the French counter OF
tensivc. The chief momentum OF the
advance continues against tho apex of
the Alsnc Marine triangle. the south
cin wing nf the German right flank
being steadily pressed back toward the
Dormans ferc- ems rardenois Soissons
line,
In their push norihward and north
eastward from Chateau Thicrrv. tho
French ANA Americans have practically
cleared The important Chateiei wood n
was difficult lob well done The Cor.
mans continue ~ put up the most stub
porn rear GUARD resistance leaving in
The wake Of the retirement of then.
forces widely scattered swarm OF
machine guHnegs strongly ontrenched
u hdden 9lili boxes and other points
Of support
American cavalry ~ beginning to
take tn important part IN the pursuit.
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Quick tire service. Emmer's Gar
axe. Phone 1912 AdN.hSt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
HOBBY committee IS
CERTAIN OF OUTCOME
Governor Does Not Believe Tha, An
American County IN Texas viii
Endorse Fergusanism

DALLAS. Texas. July &C.. AZ the
close OF the campaign for governor we
are ready Go SAY that we are satisfied
that the result of the election viii De
altogether favorable GoNcnor liohbN's
c0mpaiEn managers are unwillinr to
concede amy singl, county in Texas io
his opponent unlcss IL Is q pro- German
county and they ARE unwilling to ad
init that there is "a German county
In Texas" This was the final state
mcnt of thu campaign issued yesterday
by e. IA. Abbott who has bern in a.
rect charge ~ the departments OF the
Hobby campaign organization coucen-
iratcd AZ unllAH during the past three
months
"rhrcc months ago the situation was
quite different The statement contiu-
ue~ Prevailing conditions and the
true facts wfrc not generally under
stood by the people of Texas Sow
We feel that they do understand them
and that they arc prepared 90 declare
themselves In an overwhelming ma lor-
| its for our candidate As the isnucs
have hcen developed they are repre-
scented iu the following alignment
The good against the bad honesty
against dishonesty. and loyalty against
disloyalis
Credit for bringing about the gen.
oral public appreciation for the condi
lions existing -those which command
the overwhelming majority GovcrnoI
| Hobby Is sure to receive belongs O.
the heads ~ the departments oigsn.
lied Co coordinate the work OF tho
campaign peyton Irving Dr.. g. y
KIRK. Jasper Collins. } W Mahan Dr.
ana Mrs Julia Jones are particularly
entitled 20 recognition from the people
Of this state for the work IN behalf OF
good government which they have per
| formed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
A WORD BEFORE BATTLE.

The Hines are drawn the facts
are established u you detire a
form Of government in which yom
will participate, you Will vote for
Hobby. aud Cor t'lasseock II you
are opposed 10 pro-Germap inter-
ference. you will also vote fer
Barrett. the man who forced
Slayden ont 81 the race
NJ long editorial will be- read
to-day Interest is az fever heat,
and nothing will abate that inter-
est until the returns are Ia There
has not been time when The re-
sponSibiliiy of the individual was
So clear when the duty waS So
plain Nothing that can be said
at tins late hour VIII change a
ballot
The important thing is io east
your own vote al the earliest pos
sihe moment There Is Mp doubt
that NueceS county viii 20 for
Hobby, or that Barrett on Glass
cock will suffer but the size OF
the majority depends upon the
active, tirelesS work Of every man
and woman
Il is not enough 10 vote and
consider your duty done In
every election there are laggardS +
people who need 90 be reminded.
Make il point 10 get out and
see the man or the woman who
has not voted DO not permit the
energy OF candidates Ia whom yon
are opposed SO counterari yoag
Influence
BOSSES and hoSsiSm are doomed.
They belong To OH order that will
speedily become eNtinet There
viii be no Kaiser abroad there
viii be no Kaiser al home 80
man will issue orders 10 slaves,
aud there will be no slaves Dem
ocracy has become a living force
throughout the world and the
ballot is as strong as the sword.
II you believe in freedom, vote
for freedom, and later You will
practice freedom Conditions have
hecome intolerablc because you
have acquiesccd in them To-day,
from one end 81 reNas 10 another,
women will assert themselves.
Women are bound 10 no man
They will vote for those candi-
dates and measures they deem TO
be best Il every man will do bis
part, the victory viii be- wonder
fnl beyond helief The sun has
RISEN on q new era
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
ell up W,rsIess Order.

LONDON July 20. Wireless opera
tors on American and other ships
crossing the Atlantic AT night Ere
quentl "pick up" orders being sent by
the German admiralty To the suhma
rinos at sea- The messages are im
code. 81 course and the submarines
never acknowledge receipt Of the or
dvrs because II they did some war
ship might get cline as 10 the location
Of one or more OF the undcrsea boats.
The messages to the submarines are
from Nauen. small town near span
dan. where Germany has its great
wireless station Electrical waves pro
dnccd there viii reach COCO miles.
Nnr towers are in use. the higheai
being $50 feet. Last year Nauen sent
" the outside word az least 5,o00.0Go
words for the German government.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27

There Hre continued complaints ban
Germany ot ihe increase in crime tine
very great increase This wave or
crime has reached the army and tho
sohbunr that civilians have been com
mating on an extensive scaic Is NOW
rtpeuticd p, th' soldiers until % has
been necessary iu pat guards with ma
chine guns on supply Trains with n-
siruCti0ns io usc thtir weapons with
0ut hesitation We iniDr that sup
ries are NOT very abundant n the
mm1 from lhe incrcaee of robbery h,
soldiers Authorlty is heng under
mined and commanding officers dc
nounce thc l8Nity of discipline aud adj
Wonish Their suhurdinatos to greater
s,NetIN quite possihl3 the suhordi.
nate don't care Philadelphia Record
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
ECHOES OF SCIENCE


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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27

young man had arranged 20 take
bis sweetheart to the seaside tor the
week -ena While waiting IN the
throng az the hooking han he was
greatly perpicXed TO hcnr people book
ing like this "Troou- eclnne." an
other. AYR fishing" etc So he ap-
proachsd stranger nnd inquired the
reason. The man told him ohear
bookings we're issued to spoftsmen.
smile hoamcd ON his face ms he
took his place in the queue. then IN
his turn. he said
"Dunoon- counting. Tit Hlts
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
OTHER VIEWS

Aims riranf may well take pride in
lhc extraordinary record made hy th
h4Ilards ol the United states on th'
fouIih of IulN Dn hat das 30 icwr,
thnu niuoiy-iiNe merchant ships, weed
and steel. comprialns t7i,iGi tons
were scsi down the ways an indus
trial achievement without parallel
More than that, three ships wer,
launched on luly 3. ioarteen could not
bee pat overheard because OF river co.'s
ditions IN the Portland. ore district
and i0l the navy there were get afloni
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
The Election Returns

Will be given in full to subscribers of the Caller The
Caller will be the only newspaper south of San Antonio
or Houston with the full leased reports of the Asso-
ciaed Press Accurate authentic and complete will be
the reports Election returns from every precinct in the
State will be received
Tonight in front of the Caller Office returns will be
given out. The Sunday Caller will contain in addition
to the complete election returns, the Associated Press
reports OF the greatest battle which the world has ever
witnessed 1t you no, getting the Caller now make
arrangements to do early.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27

ton for many years The picture ror
trays AN impluring officer and a re-
pcntant private Enthusiastically irish.
why cant YOU learn 90 drink IKE
an officer and q gentleman demands
the officer
"Faith aud Il 90 did Hor" replies
the private. I'D bee dead IN we,k "
Stars and stripes. official newspaper
T. a.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
DUTCH MlLIloNAlRes INCREASE

THE HAGUE, July 20. The number
OF "guildor' millionaircs In Holland in
creased by sixty -One 10 the past year.
official figures based on Income tax
assessments. Indicate that the indl-
vldual wealth OF the Dutch nation Ia
twelve rdonths has grown by s2l.206.
800 a. q total OF s3,i36, $4,000.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27
SOME LATE. ONES


How are things coming along out
you way. MI NaWhuw 9'
Tollnhlc, tollahle." replied Josh
iawhaw. from the Willor Creek neigh
hVlhood. "pears likc We are going to
haze IA bumper crop Of most every p
thing Even tho chiggsrs use SO plcn
tfW that l'm two weehs behind with
my seratchiug right now " kansas
Cit, star
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27

There are lot OF new army Jokes
but none any better than one al the
bottom OF drawing which hung In
the Amy and Navy club In Washing
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-27

Quick tire sc~vice. Emmeri's Gar
axe Phone 1912 AdvhSt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
"On to Berlin" i"
est. Louis Republic. )


 While the world is waiting for the peace of- fensve that is certain to follow the wnd-up of the present campaign on the West front, all Of the terms tentatively put forth for discussion are not made-in- Germany by any means.
 For instance, The Illinois State Register suggests form of settlement that will prove quite popular in this country and in certain parts of Europe. No matter where the armies may be when the end comes, Springfield contemporary would top the forces to Berlin and to this end it suggests an ad- don to the fourteen articles embracing the Allies aims, laid before Congress by President Will January 8, 1918, follows:
 Article XV.-But there shall be peace
 entered into proclaimed until the mili-
 tary forces of the so-called Central Powers
 surrender, and Allied Army, composed of
 the soldiers of, and representing the people
 of France, England, America, Italy and all
 other Allied Powers that have entered this
 for the perpetuity of democracy and the
 safety of mankind, shall march through the
 streets of Berlin unhindered and unmoested,
 proclamation to the world that Prussan Mill
 itarsm has been Overthrown and that uni
 versal liberty and democracy still live. like return to barbarc customs when triumphant Generals dragged their captves at the chariot wheel, could be met with the obvious reply that Ger many has fought just that kind of war, with the exception that she has stopped to methods that any barbarian King would have been ashamed to If it be necessary, in order to convince the German people that of conquest out of date, unproftable and wicked, and that they have been licked to frazze, Col Roosevelt said, favor the triumpha parade through Berlin, with the Kaiser and his six uninjured at the ends of
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20

mon Church that it wasn't started when grocery prices are what they are in 1918 Any man who is trying to support one wife wonders what a Mormon wants with two.
 The trouble with having enemies is that you are liable to let hating them interfere with your regular work.
 Some men get their Hell in the next world But the man who an swers a matrimonial ad and grabs off a Mail Order wife doesn't have to wait that long,
 It's all right to use the left-overs but mighty few men succeed by using secondhand opportunities.
 A woman who knows that she has on her best underwear when she goes for an auto ride feels safer than if she knew that there were non-skid chains on the tires.
 Some men remind you of small boys. They are never idle yet they
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
T L 1f
 Keep to the Trail.
(Dawson News.

This is time for the true Yukoner to keep to the trail. It will be observed that many people in the Northland restless, and almost persuaded by the siren call from afar.
 The wise will think twice before they leap. Stor- ies of large opportunities high wages and open ings the outside one-sded stories. Few of the many who go outside and stung dislike to admit it. Therefore, not many letters to Dawson tell ing fo adverse experiences, while the few who fall into good thing here or there proclaim it aloud
 It requires but handful of frogs to make noise though pond were alive with the fellows. The same brand of noisy ones who do the loud shouting outside, the loudest croaking in Dawson
 If anyone starts knocking Dawson, and talking of it being quiet here, remind him that in most every section of the continent other places also being drained purposes. Then don't worry over the man full of troubles Call the police. and turn the knocker to the hired to take of other peoples troubles
 Yukon has resources and possibilities far beyond what she has experienced The greatest days of Yukon in the future.
 This is just the time for the true Yukoner to ercise his grit. Keep to the trail. Mush
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
THE ALLIED SUGAR BOWL.

That those who dare all must share all is the growing conviction in America. In fact, as the Pres ident said, speaking of the Allied nations, We are eating at the common table with them"
 Although there are some individ- ual sugar bowls scattered here and there on this table, the family bowl into which America and the Allies must dip is the Western Hemi- sphere; for Java is out of reach, and the beet fields of Europe either lie inside the German lines or their production has been cut down by German invasion.
 Headquarters for Ladysmith coal. Juneau Transfer Co.,, phone AS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
Spain Also.
(New York World. ]

fu.T
 Whether the seizure by Spain of interned Ger man ships will be accepted by Germany act of not, it is evident that the Madrid Gov ernment is prepared to abide by the consequences. The kingdom has been a great sufferer from law less submarine warfare and its protests, like these of the United States, have not been needed.
 Until this aggression became unbearable the Spaniards sharply divided in their sympathies with the belligerents, and German propaganda, tive there here, supported by considerable Teu- tonic population has operated outrage and prevent reprisas. With Spain driven in self respect and sefdefense to extreme measures tine last of the great Latin nations has been alenaed, with the probability that it will be in against the marauder which is risking all upon undersea sassinations
 No doubt, recent the western battle front have exerted a powerful influence upon pub lie opinion in Spain. No doubt, with Germany in retreat and facing disaster, it easier for the Madrid Ministry to assert it's rights than would have been the case if military conditions were re- yersed. But it's decision is wise and honorable, nevertheless and it's effect upon other neutrals, America in Europe be stimulating
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
How It Happened

He-What makes you so quiet? She-Fm not quiet, am I?
 He-You haven't said a word for ten minutes.
 She-I didn't have anything to say. He-Do you mean to tell me that you never say anything when you haven't anything to say
 She-I never say anything when haven't anything to say.
 He-Please marry me.
 She-Oh, George, this is so sud den!
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
Iron Creek Is Coming Camp.
(Anchorage Democrat.)

The Iron creek mining district will develop within the few years into of the richest districts in Alaska, according to John F. Cofey. employee of the Alaskan Engineering commission stationed at Montana Creek the end of steel the government railroad, who arrived in Anchorage Thursday.
 The principal talk at the various camps along the railroad from Montana Creek far north as Indian river is how the Iron Creek district will into it's There is considerable activity in district at the present time, continued MT. Coey, and each day of prospecting convinces those who have already spent their time and money their holdings there that the entire country is shortly to experience a real bona fde boom.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
Luke Mcluke Says

It seems to us that it must be kind of embarrassing to go into a small town and start new under taking business when the town al ready has no undertaken. It looks as though you had hopes that some thing unpleasant would happen to the natives.
 It was a good thing for the Nor
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20

never seem to accomplish anything.
 After girl has been married about a year she goes around looking like she had been disappointed in love.
 A wife will go long way out of her way to have it.
 The way they dress these hot days it is easy to see why girl thinks she is well built.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
Flashlights

A prude is generally person of the feminine gender who counts that day lost who sees nothing to shock her.
 Life is made up of tragedies and comedies, but just now the comed- ian is rather out of a job
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
Alta Boy!

In the mad whirl of money grub ping don't forget the fact that Pearl Speaks is running for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket in Louisville, III.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20

Representative Jeanette Rankin recently defeat ed for the Republican nomination United States Senator in the Montana primary. will for Senator an independent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
What?

And what has become of the old fashioned drugstore that had a sign that said: "Deutsche Apotheke" on the window
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20

If the English drive along much further we shall all be obliged to learn how to pronounce the names of whole lot of towns
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20

Jeanette Rankin who voted against the war re- olution and wept, has dry-eyed declared on the party organization and will go it alone Sena- torial candidate.-(New York Teegraph.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20

The time when anybody cares whether Lenine alive dead is rapidly passing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
[ Thrilling Statistics

American anglers lost $300,000 worth of bait last year by jerking too late.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20

The press of Germany, which is used to being repressed, is depressed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
Lonq May He Wave!

One thing we like about General into licking the Kaiser than he puts
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
0 F F c E R s

into indignating because soldier takes a glass of beer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-20
Our Bank SavingsSafe
Unless Germany Wins

There seems to have been very nsidious propaganda carried obviously by agents of Germany to the effect that savings banks deposits to be consated It difficult to believe that any person in America would credit such report for instant Secretary McAdoo that the absurdty of these statements manifest but in order to alay the fears of few who might be alarmed by such reports he repeats officially that these wholly baseess.
 There is but one thing that will in the least put in danger of confscaon the savings of the American people, whether deposited savings banks other banks, invested in Liberty Bonds any other investments and that thing is German victory. It is the Amer Government that people should fear, but the Ger Government and with the American soldiers fighting they in France and the American people support ing their Government they America the American people, their libery their rights and their savings safe.
 The United States instead of .confseating endanger ing the savings and other property of its people is de- lending them and theirs with all the irresistible might of this nvincible Republic.