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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
Spain Seeking New Cabinet.
..n,.iat.d prees II Eycry Fveninp

By AssOciatGd Press 10 EVtTy FVenIng
Madrid, Nov 81 am King Alfonso
has asked Count Alvaro dc Romanoncs
to form q Ministry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
CAPTAIN kOENIG KILLED.
Commande- of I-Roat That Came 10
L. y. Victim of Mob.

Baltimore. NOV. 9\ cahIc from
;onsion Yesterday reported tho killing a.
! ! n>hurg at the wcl-knoWn German
seaman. Captain Paul kocng, who was
master # The German merchant Sllh-
marine Deutschland upon the memorable
OCCASION of her visit to Til port IN 1916.
Captain kocul1 ua> Killed when hc
attempted to raise tho Kaiser standard
al tlcnshurc. according 70 IN Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen 10
London
llc >hurg i in inc hands oi German
rcvolutioni>t>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

service for Sergeant J. 4. Higgins
months mind mass viii lie celebrated
at the Cathedral n q clock Monday.
Nov. H. Relatives and friends invited
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

~olomn requiem months m,nd mass
viii bc celebrated a = Patrick L e..
hurch Oh SATURDAY. November 9 II
) n M. for the rcpoec of the soul of Nls.
Gertrude Acton Relatives and friends
arc invited to attend ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

Months mind mas viii bc celebrated
AT i Paul Church sunday morning At
J. o'clock Tor the rcposc Of the soul Of
George I CASEY Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-10

Rodman Law Dives $500 Feet From
Airplane in Parachute.
Rodman Law, the famous daredevil,
Jumped from an airplane 2,50O feet in
the air and floated safely TO earth in
hi, parachute at the United STATES ayi-
alton field at San Antonio, Texas. Law
made the ascent in a plane operated by
Edward Stin'on, brother Of Miss Cath
crime Stinson The leap was made 10
prove the feasibility Of a parachute
lump from an airnlan. at a high alti-
tude. Y
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04
PLAIN AS YOUR NOSE.

ronrrcssmnn Siavdcns Friends
are cenlcmne their attacks on A.
u Barrett VI other proof were
wanting. this would prove the
yigor of Mr. Barrett 5 campaign,
az the same time pointing him
ouf as the candidate most likely
to undo Congressman Slaydcn u
dubious activities
We hold no brief to defend Mr..
Barrett We imagine that he
has both the inclination and ahil.
iiy 20 reconcile his record with
his object BE that as it may, il
Congressman Slayden MS friends
can go % The records and z up
onc.ienih of the evidence against
Mr. Barrett that the people have
against james l.. Slaydpn. we
shall support Carlos Bee
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04
BETWEEN rive FIRES

% n T. Kramer is Judge of the
corporation tUuri Before April
q laiG Judge hramcr was bit.
fg critic ID President Nilsson.
us attitude uas the product of
Intense sympathy
80 man with brothers no the
German apN Is cnliilcd 10 hold
office n the 'uiicd States only
Americans of mdcniablc anccs-
iry should hc permitted go oXer.
Else ihe slightest ycsiigc Of am
thoriiy Imagine O. u T. kra.
uer, German citizen, occupying
the position OF Judge ion one of the
minor courts of Berlin, wii,
brothers in the Americas array
Tolerance IS a virtue Ia time 90
peace. The allegiance of mon
aeald not he q matter of forua,
but "A matter of pralicc deter
mined by words and deeds Judge
Kramer is probably an American
10 the limit 81 his ability That
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04
LEST WE FORGET

This j. oar sacred ho.iday agf
memorial az freedom h Is fay
rightly dedicaie6 Is search.
ing As we glow with its meant
ing. we gain strength and sure
ness 81 purpose Us we faii % dis
cover ifs meaning. Or ~ harden
ourselves S. the prospect oi Saeri
nee. we lose confidence and he
come unworthy of She heritage
which Is oars
Mere than a milbon Americans
uphold The honor - humanity nj
France These men, n YER,
Serupulous sense. are our choSci
delegates fighting our fight Il
;hey fail. re fail IT vie fail ihel
fail There is no opportunity q
modify the responsibility on {,
tighten Il
As 4 nation. we arp airenfea
with q task which is likely so be-
comc irkSome. fo stale OH TIE
imagination unless Fc constant
IN refresh ourselves in the reSur
feeiior 81 serVire Whatever w,
do, we DO 50 LITTLE. in security
we deny ourselves . few mNurieS
make a few speeches, rolf 4 it,,
bAndaues, whisper a few prayers
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afraid to DO his dute. Nntwithatnnd
nF Tho crooked politicians lowered
around that court ana brought every
pressure tu bear 90 mahe him holt
those indictments good WtNt nr'l
throw The hiiNic down anA Wii M
nlsififi Attorney. We 49,, ta1' or the
suflfrisunN pf thc4e indictments in Nun
rnse Ten tnc court IA anuni a. We
GiNe Nou petniseirn a. t'N eNetN fArs
thp4 Nuu can pfuNt LAT int court rAaN
an Il beforehand Afit thr court
heard AN th' fnsts ne said tisctA one
nt these indictments afe nui worth The
,Apsr that they are Written nr n &c
feet and tioNernoy FclEnHcn has uo'
yiontrA ans law BE has mot commit
cd haN Grim, against the statuitN ui
his STATE an the thifi, indictments
gainsi him ana his nthcl Apprentices
shall BE- kicked Qua of tnls court ana
ar and his fflenas permitted 60 $50 free
"Now. they tell you that q escaped
tn Is tyehuicalitY M fiiendv. there is
one oc iva propositions either hc
long back ln the govpinoi office nt
bpioug in the pciii;eu;iprt iApplnuse
I um either innocent an linn Hamilton
has been hrincd 10 ditt'snfd his 81
ficial oath rheN c,tiel md legal
ease Hlainsl me or thcy dld not have
apainst inc and n thpy did not haVo
l,Ni cusc aeainst mc them Ties arc
ncuueAt crooks That wore ever ptl
nittsd tu have served il frce poorio tu
,rlnp noilti.at indictment nr,lns,
AuVhudV
Here we have in nlnin and or,phatl,
words lrrrusuns own Testimony iu
the effect thar Judge Hamilton is an
honest man
Sow here b. what Judge Hamilton
sa,s about tho dismissed of those M
documents
HNfr Iotdfn kaatln TrNna
rAgriiu. Texas. bno FL iaik MA
Bear Sin so,,r lctt.r of even dnt.
ln which ,0u desire that give you ln-
formation wt.h f.si,a,l %, the ntiefa
and Judgment entered ry the erini.al
district court 1T rnsi4 counts rrsnA
in the cNsr nrttnst fnrrusF tioNtfnul
janies H. fcfsu4rn fo hand and CON
tents nnted
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

An American chemist examination
uf the Great wall 81 China has reveal
ed that the bricks arr 80 weak that
eheN can ht crDmhled with the FIN
gers and thar the structure Is lev dan
ger Of disiutegration.
Goeernmcnt oSperte have estimated
thst the iiIhimt islands contain the
greatest deposit of homes 10 the world
and that the fcrtli2iue properties ~
the aorcs anys been remarkably pre-
served by ;he atmosphere
\ highly nutritious bread hus been
Invented hi "a European scientist WIN
replaces milk and eggs with meet blood.
hlcach,d. rieriliged ana dcodnrizcd with
hydrogen peroxide. which itself h. "a
substitute for yrast
mask through which air car bore
hreathod from the reservoir of the air
brake system has been invented FOR
running through long tunnels or snow
sheds whore the ur often * foul
So extensive are precautions taken
by railroads that INK Argentina and
CMic hN climbing the Andes. which
have the steepest grades in the world.
that NOT fatal accident ats hap
penrd since they were opened la 1910
a rennsy lNnnian IN the pateutcc uf
combined mail box and milk bottle
holder. which can he freely opened for
the insertion uf their intended cpu-
Tents but are locked against theft
when anythlne has been placed ia
them
French Inventors non Rcunic
lamp Tor photography uses mhlet
composed OF platinum, lithi.m or
stfuntium. asbestos. magntsia and ai
umina. which Is heated In AN alcohol
flame unth u siuws. when ih, flame
is cNtinguishcd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04
FOR THE FREEDOM or
THE WORLD

The most brilliant. spine thrill.
ING patriotic drama ever made into
. motion pieture--a picture to ehal-
lense the pride ard the eonsoicne
Of ali humanity.
Thousands Of men organizing and
drilling TO fight the battle Of civil
ixation. Thousands Of men march
ING away 20 the front and INTO the
Jaws OF death.
Before your very eyes nations
banding together IN q blood broth
ership against a common enemy.
Heroes and towards transform
ed into supermen OF gigantic cour-
age walking and seurrying into
living he'll Of shells and fumes TO
bring IN the wounded from artl-
lery -raked plains.
Women showing their bravery IN
the home and At the camps; NO in
en- living through the inferno Of
battle 20 nurse and stimulate their
men 70 victory; women risking Ger
tain death 10 be near the men they
love. And the arrival Of the Stars
and Stripes on the battlefront In
France IN a climax that brings sD-
dienees up TO their feet with
cheers
These are the exciting things you
see 10 Edwin Bower Hesser's in
spring photo panorama, "F o q
THE FIRE EDOM OF TIL
WORLD"
Throughout IT'S eight remarkable
reels you hear the tread OF thunder
ing feet marching along the Roads
10 Glory in defense OF their blood
brothers honor and the rights Of
civilization.
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SOME LATE ONES

u
lit 't eeusse women should vote.
morn NtrauH thcr minds Att pnlNi
ANn ci'nntf she 'ff course tncif
minds ere cleaner. boy how ~ you
'NH'rr iNfW tn mNrh "iffNtf ''heh
hicht met hticlotN Yesterday
leM ltin beaded man ISN'T hf
~ iths t'hitt tfoW ue you mean
u'"s Nef"f' h' w'@ '''iint me how h''
mDtHA NseN Z" Wpip NAM n'rAi~s hle
hAl M"r '' lnigh 'F gNu'1n Keen 7!
nat l'A "N' Nii't "Atf Nlitt*
ntN nt His ni.fhiN fsuNli reg ~
~ Npt AiN W YOU breast ail" bless
1'Ni inNht Nialr me- isni TWINS
ihH' it,i 7lte'h 'i f"Nir Wa
yl"ssi. m "i,tiu ~ r"p'itn S"n
.t'i S'ihnuil. Nn uVN H.tlh si'il
tl'u i.'' com fNin'A''N' pug Hpl't'
n'hs'H Ne rune. '"rHi, i4 some
tnlNA iAl pt"ilt Huinf'". hni Nnn nh
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TEXAS PRESS



40 clrrumstauct 81 Mt Ferguson =
ctmraisu ii more notab, than his 81
forts go Ura down thc facts of bis own
/ making That HOW arise ip accuse h;m
Lads MAcbeii. was not at once more
bold and pathetic when she esNaNed ;o
vNaporate the evidence of her lords
euih hf oNclaimlhg "Ouf damned
spot iut ihc blood spot remained
and 30 is equally futile for Nh Fcrgu
son log the force OF sheer assertion 60
banish from the recollection 81 mems
minds facts which he denies and which
accuse hiu Speaking al Franklin. MI
Ferguson rNclimed They trr toll
ine you all over Texas that made q
speech af DALLAS last April opposing
tAe sticctivr draft. and ! ten YOU that "a
- NOT true rhs News grants that TO-
is MOI true chat Mr. Ferguson made "a
spe"ch iu DALLAS Inst Ami opposing
The selectlvo draft Probably one rca
acn why Nj Ferguson made M speech
in Dallas last April opposing the SCI
lcctiNt DRAFT law" Is that al that time
the seirHtVo draf; law had been IN op
Grafton ton something Ike a year Pos
siulA af other aud minor reason h. that
'iAHt AprM NJ Ferguson was using
an 90 his tim' making speeches 10 be-
haN OF his galdidacy for the demo
cratic termination Tor governor
tut anyone who consllts jhe files OF
thc news rot fni last April" but fne
AFiN last year VIII see that ou the
eicNenta daN ul that month OF lqf7
Mr. Ferguson did precisely what h.
siN- Sc did not 90 lie made spcryh
81 hAllAt opposing the -clcctiNc draft
lAw. ot NJ lr moro exact opposing the
r"rtiunfiI,i tinu which ghc president
uad male 90 congress ioi THE enact
msnt ~ q seductive draft law ON that
occasion Mr. fergu-3n said among
lthet ihuiss % iN lcitci Tor the
load
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04
CAUSE FOR CONCERN

The Federal Trade Commission
has published a report which is
oi enormous Importance To- the
people. provided they are willing
to bring pressure 10 bear on Con-
gress profiicerine is no new
thing " has characterized every
war But when rcpresenlaliv,
commissioners, acting IN behalf Of
tile Government, declare that in-
ordinate greed and barc-faccd
fraud characterize our great n-
dusiries that packers and millcrs
are most saturated with guilt
chem d Is time To call a hali TO
Investigate and punish
j. IS jHsi such siupcudous graft,
such laek of patric'Nm, such
wholesale contempt for the rights
oi the individual such tricks aud
hypocricics, that bring on REVOLT
ton Until offenders are placed
behind the bars. no cure .yill be
found Until traffickcrs ian hu.
man misery are plu in the cate
CORY of traitors. douhlo-dealine
viii he attempted with profit for
iis object And THESE disclosures,
q lhcN are founded on truth, have
Is bearing Ju the war for our sol.
dlers 10 uo less am cNieui than
our citilians, are dependent upon
tne economic practices of the ia-
du.irial leadcis.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04
OTHER VIEWS


tfrom iho American Boy
lfit July Fousth is the annivor
aary af INC signing of a paper by ~
number of brave men who loved No.
criN and Who were Willing 90 give all
they bad. CNln tu theu lives. 90 it,t
THEN cuuntiymen from oppression s
bitter Wai lnA Hhela 90 them fright
ful hald-hipa nenvs of fortune and
they knew it lilt ihcN aigncd We
celebrate Ia, dus tioN set their
names to that ulumont because it
marks tho birth et real politicai Gree
DOM and ui real government hA Che
ptnpic Ton tlir hcueflt ~ uil iqD people
Because those men signed l1t unlet
Cue world has been better piart to
i've. not only n Am.ri "a .8t u
itancp, in Enelaud mos only in clu6
trlcs tamiliu 90 VS.. bar m tistAni
Africa ANA in tAp islands az Che soa
True liberty wa. born. 8nH b. slloAd
over tne earth c4chng 'griief ga, h,
day until few srets rcNitinrd that IL
did not touch frum tba moment ut its
birth Liberty was forced Ia haltie with
lraputiHu. with tAV cIaVltN ANIL ruth
lcssnCsr that So hand as ltDi wi.A
tyranny. lt has pcru NirioiiouH
1918 ON this Fourth pf Juh llfN.
10 Ia nuns the Descendants ~ those
signcrs of lhc Declaration shopid le
on the sol Uf trance continuing The
struggle their nnocstugs hcean r. N
lifting and WONDERFUL that hY ihtu
aidvs should bo otNor Am -iegns Nm
orleans ~ ulicl' ana pnpfrssct hloods
MIC sought refuge NnA liberty in
America ana tsat those americans
should be- fighting To maintain ~ hat
our ancestors Dsfa0lishrd This great
war u th' Inst mighty strnghiH of Nhosu
o,il things whica opp Vac liberty to
uNtJiu mastery pi The Huftb. toL .na4r
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04
THE AUTocRAT


James Il Ferguson is so cul-
pahle, 80 open 10 attack. that it is
somewhat difficult 10 single ont
one SIN oil has that ouiweighs
another His public utierances
arc marked by So many false.
hoods and contradictory state
menis that il is perhaps CHAR
table 10 consider him Wmora iu-
stead a. immoral Indeed y Is
not aiiogeihcr rlear 'haf he is
sane
Temperameutally bee Is thu
evangelist of might Tie has
greater cunning and potency
greater gigor of expression. dian
Hobby and he wears his fake
fnariyrdom nith an air of engag
ing candor From what be says
on the platform you would mag
alc him to be Che prophet Of the
downtrodden engaged 81 fright
for the salvation of humanity
hot his record as q business man
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04

for president and The spirit of
ihc regents was moi % his liking
ilr moved heaven and earth 10
beat down opposition go compel
regents who exercised mdcpcnd
cni lDdfncnf 10 rome 10 his way
W Thinking, or resign Tie wished
% eeutrol The University 10 make
i q cog in his propaganda But
because hc failed and me world
Knows how thoroughly he failed
Pc compares the hothed Of rcN
as liberty vita ihe lespised mi.
rDrsiiics 81 Germany
Nuiocraey Who hui his self
same champion 9f democracy cn-
aeayorod io sway ihe acts of "a
Judge an The bench Win hui
ihis champion Of he people sur.
rounded himself with rangers in
order a. ,rcato au atmosphere of
awe Who hu; This savior of the
weak arid oppressed sought 10
overthrow 1hv Constitution To
n0iify the work of the Lcgisla
iWrs Who hui this aneei.minded
son OF the pillow used ihc people S
money contrary 81 Solemn oath
Contrary 10 law Who bui This
improbable scion III prebity paid
NJ household neccsvie., oui OF ihc
ias payer S pocket
Aaiocrars And James y Far
euson IS It's disciple The fam
ons German American Alliance.
OF lammiei memory Was inter-
osicd in the man His purity OF
purpose was $50 Transparent THAI
some generous friend lent him
Si56000 lcm 81 with such mod
csi Innocence That his very name
BIAS become The loudest secret ia
history Some fend. or some
group of friends li makes little
difference James T. Ferguson
nocscfed the money, and james
T. Ferguson has enough cash on
hand 10 Try TO tear down the very
walls of constituted authority,
reared at such sharp cost by fore.
fathers who had vision and com
prohcn>ion beyond their time
Aniacracy' Who hut James f.
Ferguson tried 10 control the in-
dietary the Legislature. the cX-
eeuiiye branch Of government ?
iars ~pan Ferguson Is for him
Nelson Phillips IS not the man 10
Sioop ~ pndcr Nelson Phillips
IS not the man To favor Ferguson.
Take tho matter of candidates
Ferguson demands tools. soi lcgis-
laiors llc wants the people 60
elect ucn who will shut their eyes
and vote 10 seat him, even al the
cost of honor even If they
wreck the entire machinery OF
state
The issue is plain ln addition
to constructive ability, William =.
Hobby has something that Fcrgu-
son viii never have moral noise
William T. Hobby is noI Suhordi.
nate. graspme. dishonest. versed
ir the blacl lore of the dema-
gugue lIem Ferguson BY an
means. and when YOU hear him.
make il i poini TO compare his
cvasions and half.iruihs with the
record for the record never lies
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04

composing ans body Of men
power ~ The people are acflF
Ina for German defeat n ~
tuessure up 20 a standard
sterusr every day. as our l.IH
cfeHs.at let them SUMMARY Ht
oar ~ posver. Lord Nofthclif .I ~.
nee uNf 2ufrnsr YOU Ann
the @nfte-f people iu the N.I
'f0u iuIu .abuut. and then t
most ufhiess Tine .srst
hope fhe FAST is Otherwise
"hrlte Yuf Independence li
illN icHfiul iut ~ the punder
inn who dcvogrt has iIs
earth
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04

n'eiunlpe with hla opening speech az
Mount irHsalfi Nh Ferguson has
laod iu ail ~ his specifies ~ To date
hat thr indictments against him az
AUSTIN ht ihe Travis county grand
uiN. were intturciA considered ny Inc
iisulcl court ana dismissed, ana that
hia action amounted to u complete tu
'neralon of himself against these
charges
iu his mnceeh in The Houston Audi
turium May ~ Felgusun SAID
liui what became OF The Indictment
im Humiliuh sat on the Austin bench
ne WAS member nf the e.-stdusntA
association He was impclled and con
Tolied. ana would naturally iJau "a
~srrs demand tlat the university
crowd could want hnt u so happened
mat ~ WAS Az HONEST MAN, not
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04

Here 10 the story Of .he mi
men Of the Nationa' Army. 4
IS the history In vivid pietu
what your son, your brother.
sweetheart, and your pal, IS &c aa.
through.
You who ny the Service Flag f.
fore your horne, YOU who il
watched your closest friends de
here is the living picture 81 'l
ite that Americas youth "a leaa ra
N training camps, IN nansp. t.
behind the front--and soon m nt
very trenches themselves.
First the training canps. N
see Americans learning the A.,
war ior the first time In q oef
ton. You see five thousand fn
charging a trcnch--the rtlst
sweep of the attack, the race ln
specially built inelines Of board M
dirt, You see them leap the hrli
wire, and bayonet the mime e.
on the other side, And then w
see them dig IN"
Hand Grenade practice, sstt
up drills, gas attacks. star
practice, aerial defense - an rhat
America Of the National An
learning you see.
And thsN--these grim and
Ffhte lessons are put into prda lfff
IN sober, deadly earnest on the faa
swept battle fields Of France bsfore
your very eyes. The heroisrn rf Is
IS the hersisn' Of actually
YOUR boy, YOUR swsethe
YOUR pal. Here is the stor, IA
IT'S struggle For the Freedom 81
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04

frances hattie. they lie when thcs
arsk tp nuke ,uu believe Wr awe llFht.
inr This war because v"uhh urwnnds
~ they lio douhlS We flFht ndc ,,
side with desoendanis ~ ne fnNilaii
mon whom utt ancestors fought uTpud
n their romrndghir bocnuse ON iih
eriN has illuminated thVi, hrArsf ano
uscHuse tao EtcAt confederation if ua
tluus 80 which We So" d yati Is Na'f.
lux lihertyH fight thut lisrriy ind
ilunof and humanity SHAH nut Nun'sh
ftofn thu earth.
Distractions.
When Mi Nsotrt Wharton p,pprr
calls uu President Wilson ie 'diNpnsv
definitely ~ thr thli4 term menace"
he iN guilty 81 precisely me FuWe KIND
~ diNtrttiuE impertinance ~ which
cN- Go, ornut NalatNn was guilty when
De- iluut he'd u thiid term boom for the
Ffcsidcri Nr Wilson ~ ould pay no
attention go either Of them There e
nu such thiAs Aa a third- term men
ncv rhere never WAS There rs and
there aiwNNt wac the possibility that
The popfile ~ "a, United states. if iliey
fot tho reasons sufficient. mirhf iesd.
their mandate Co tho President uf their
chuivc tN carry nn the work ho waH
doing Gov thiid term They have
newer chosen Gas DO 40. hut sometimes
theN iunntlesa VIII and wheu fhes do
II VIII ben % more 80 menace than
w1cu ih't direct him fu continue hia
work for SECOND term
'rncro is however. % meuurs The
menace is 90 the unity - fiho American
nroplc. q consists in the ili naisucfd
uii'rlntns ~ such men ps Mi Hul-
Nton ON the ono side and Me- Pepper
uh ne pthrr They shnuld sfop throw
inf MonlleN wfNu, has into the wan iun
DhinHrA tur business 81 As beat the
HUN not to disppgo of the nresidertiai
"'rrtiou ut ego ln order 90 hcni tns
iiun the American people should he
treated to Hs little puliflts aa passlhle
ami Aa ftw causes 81 division .ltnnfi
n' ihfnei ahuNN them ae maY bf Lot
those Who are more interested n iNtn
fhan in The Ais1e Nad The pias. ace
Huur Che grace VI silence a. ape.dilr
gs possible. fur their tHih ls hiuhi,
disnlrnsi1g fu the great Hodt uf ihsH
o"unirNnfer Sew YORK; rimO
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-04

Is no' the point. Judge Kramer
has hrnihors IN the Nermnn army.