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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27

soun win come Kansas oklahoma
Nebraska. Colorado nnd The entire
middle went aofNnr an outlet fof Its
products. and Corpus christi win rcnp
81 benefit incompfDhcnslblc 10 many
who are NOT familiar with ths business
of deep water ports ships nro NOT
loaded with ears Of grain and other
products They nre loaded with tfuin
loads of a. requiring AN army ot la
horcfH dnCkworse' and other rm
ploscs which win Consistently keep m
circulation thousands OF d0ilrs other
wise uuohtainahlc
AR Wright stated n dccp water port
nt Corpus Christi would perhaps mean
Dol IL few ycarg a. city OF 10000 or moro
population and industries of every de-
sctiption seeking locations. There n
ample room Tor growth OF Corpus
Christi" said Mr. wright IN WIS
dcep water that made New York IA
was desp water that made Ncw ore
leans, and n WAS deep water That made
every city ~ importance on the coast
ot my country in the world"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27
VISIT MAKES HISTORY

80 more significant meeting
has been held IN Corpus Christi or
south Texas in many day than
the gathering of men who repre-.
sent ihc interests which have
thrown ihc.r entire weight into
the campaign Cor o. deep water
port here
IN this session wiIl be- found
representative of ihc three bod
les which ore joined 90 carry
through ihe project which shall
bring commerce and development
almost beyond present calcula.
ton so not only ihis point and
south ToXas bat to tributary
area greater thau 900 Ncv Eng-
land
Here will Doc found thc men
who stand for San Antonio IS
chamber of commerce. the oNccn.
tive arm which Is reaching for
development worth % million %
year 90 that city
Here come the representatives
of other great interests who are.
bending appreciation of the great
task in hand and nll that SKIN On
large aiiana may contribute 20 az.
tain something SO big and worth
while they are ready 20 drop other
duties and give 20 this MAJOR per
formnncc the full force of their.
traiiied intelligence and knowl-
edge Of obtaining
Coming Of sucll o body upon
such mission is nn event that
makes history bon Texas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27
HEBBRONVILLE

special to Tho Caller.
hEnbRoNVlLLE Texas Mny co.
MiHs gHrlnnd SrWuu hua gone Go Muty-
vile. NO. to spend tho summer.
Miss Lurillo kohlcr has gone to
hccyiIlr fOr q week.
Airs. y. a.. 81 pouncy ia the guest nf
beer daughter Miss o. a Kinarn
Mrs ~ A. nan ion Monday Tor
Alice. whore sho wiz spend IL icw DAYS
hrinre going tO Monigumc.y Ala.
whtre Hlp viii I,r
Ala LLOYD David la Visiting rola.
lives Boz SAN Antonio
Mr g. nriHcne entertained the
surnl rluh hHt Friday Bridge and
tnl'N 1870 Was played s color nchcmv
go gold and orange wne' nruHucnny
carried ont in tho Dut flowers that
adorned ihr ROOMS aisu In the lrs
rnufHc. llnfa iuNur Wpre gold and
ntlus" uhsturliums Those Woatnt
were MtHdtnua Adams j. g. and ~
D.. Draper r. n. and No. McCamp-
holi Wnud Anderson. BAN Arm
stfonN SrwrN Huinrin Guulord Aio-
opc nud Misses lurilir kuhlDr Evelyn
rlHeDr Garland ilolcn and opal
nrWfI
ia,st SATURDAY, Aiastei Danua llgiUu
oltomaluUd With party lafEp fnu
shades hed hoou erected on thc lawn
ono thrfr ihr Dhlldrru uduired n
.nnot Anna ACkiIn Wuu thf priTn
u urfr RCD balloon ln Gao donkey CON.
tui MH ll,iior Hcurd lcr cream
nud clfr Hnd with uink unpurr tom
faNntH Wsch containing % gF rhuse
prDtNuf were Anna nud ONndu Ack
.UU Emily UY unu InfIY AN.u. An.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27

When street railway system
on The auction block goes for 5000
ii may Indicate several things of
deep interest 60 the city Even
go abe nomina. price. the buyor
gets property that has not been
earning rs expenses n that
sense ID is not q good bus But
III the change of ownership means
that men with realization of what
this city IS bound to reach within
% short time are in charge of the
street railway 10 m good thing
an around n "a mconceivablc
that street railway giving AIDE.
quate service shall not find opor-
alton IN Corpus Christi profitable
within few years and source of
great aud continuing profit there.
after
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27

The American Legion has gone
con- record against the hutting.in
of congress- boa the muttcr of with
drnwal of American forces from
the Rhiueland. The matter be-
longs to- She president The less
congress attempts 20 take The pre-.
negatives of the executive the less
friction and muddling we shall
have lf There was one lesson of
the lasi administration which ihe
present congress should heed ID Is
thnt there are definite lines be-.
twcsl the legislative and exccu
tive in this scheme 0f governments
and in homely language. the man
wh0 attends Goo his own business
aud doesn't poke into another
man IS, best serves himself and
hi. country.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27

has but two on three principal
crops and enc demand for these
has fallen Go negligible proper
tions. at the same time prices have
fallen TO point whore shipment
dooSn Is pay South Texas has
bad long aud bitter experience of
going into cotton exclusively 10
has reformed, 90 a certain extent.
bui its liberalization gets new
bunch So ii needed one from
these statistics from South Ameri-
ca This is big section of The
United states but not comparable
m area with that OF South Amcri
ga over which a pain of bad times
has fallen from just such practices
o. we used TO have and which wc
have not eliminated sufficiently
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27
KINGsvILLE

I>iNGsVuiG Toxns Mpr ab a.
81 Mansfield W ~nn Aniuuin ia n
Kmgasilla loinlhr MrH MnnallOd NHd
kathstlnp aa euesta of 3d. and Ate
G D. Smith. So
Mr and Mes Mol Rcoec wufo called
to cmuute Knntna che Orst ui ih'
wcol, hy the death ul onc uf Mr Rooce b
notices who WHH drowned Nhile nAth-
ing
r. ~ nputley aud dHughter AHen
l,fi WednesdHf ovrninE for an oNteiih %
ed visit Co rylar
Nossrn prowac and Patton of Alice
wen, htrr Wednesday
Mrs o. n Wilson and daughter of
seruln. urc gnoHta of M and Mrs
..G E Smith ~ ana M ANA Mfn
Ho,hert Andrews.
Mn a. A. Roberts was ihc guoat
nf Mrs e. W Iiu of Corpus Christi
several days last week.
Airs N sintke iH nt hnme AFTER
several days stay in Houston where
she accompanied Air sparkle lor mod
teal treatment
Mr ana Mrs IL r. Martin arc guests
ol relatives ln san Antonio.
ATS 6. g.. Wright 90 imnQucte D. q
guest OF Ms and Mrs O. o. HolNngs
worth and Nj and Mrs D. y. WriEht
/ Mrs j. r. Chandler Marion and
; their ~uref Nrr o. 50 Simnson and
son OF YoalSum, ard Mas Ella WHIT,
aud Cord uou ana Howard Minihen
1 mot0led 10 i,lvrva beach Wodnesda,
evening Tor 81 swim ana lunch.
! The ~ o. T.. r'aa1 oi ihC napt8
church met Tuoaday afternoon af tm
country home of Mr. ana Mrs y q
Olsen Contests were engaged iu nn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27
CALALLEN


Special 90 Tho Caller.
cALALLEN. Tosas. May 2G.-Thorc
are a. number ~ farmers from Robs-
town section bringing loads of cu-
cumbcrs to Calallon Tor the picking
vat
Mra. Ncw Noakos was in Corpus
Christi ON Tuesday.
Bennett Fruit who has been at
tonding business college ln san An
tonic. has returned homo.
Nh. Free was in Corpus Christi sev-
oral days
Ceiestia Mngoc visited boz Corpus
CHRISTI Sunday
ltrold Roland manager or tho
Prices hnokot Pleading company. spent
Tuesday Boa HnlsioNn
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refreshments WUrp sprffd Iholo FO-
inr unt flr ihc afternoon Wrrt Mos.
DANES his,ur rauan Grorr nary.
Scarborough a Il. Toui vs. IS Ter-
ni kuno Grmse Adsm ifuItt nveh.
inffords l'mrn lmrnmll DeMhsic.
NuonA Ermt NnN Foefcr $40 nnd
Nl a % CLAWS Drown 'nwnnl sud
tuauF
AnH Ino rnnsidur Ul MoNloo $50.
lrn Ihwdt uiaht for hc hnmr mtc.
$50 wnats Visit o hn Hsfcr Sire
Dnrmm Sims
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27
WAR ORPHAN siTTEN
~ AATTLESNAkE

ALICE Texas May 20 Fancesco
niaz who b Americas fitst war or
phHn was brought 90 Alice Tuesday
ruilcrinE nom u,tllcslakc bite, The
t,,ilrt hnupenri saturday night and
Ia physician had hequ called prompt e.
a. hut 30 Mas Thought ads iaable 20
hiring the patient 90 Alice where a
wouid bee nearer phynician. rho
oAll la about q years Old hiB father
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27
MONEY IN TREES


According t1 statistics made
public 90 I'D paso thcrc is an cn.
ormous tract Of clear white pine
IN western Chihunhua Mexico.
This is said 60 cover 3.50O,OO0
acres. and 90 contain q supply for
one hundred years 10 come II there
We're daily cutting of o million
and one halls board feet
Magnificent as Is This natural
supply ii would NOT meet the
needs of the United STATES alone.
were Il devoted 90 that conaump-
ton Slalisiics upon timber eat
ia This country in latest years are
not available hu from those pub.
lishod last year and covering 1917
we learn that our domestic pro.
ton was 81. s3l 239,0O0 broad feet.
or al the rate OF slightly more
than the Mexican supply which
appears $50 supcrabundani
Had We This entire new source
Of lumber 90 odd io iho great
amount being cut Boo this country
We might still Doe running o dam.
Rerous race with natural produc
ton The uses of lumber grow
constantly The demand may be-
expected to multiply from year
90 year ns population and thp
needs of added millions increase
], must be manifest that wp
must take timely steps 90 make
good the LOSSES wp create ir oar
forests We cannot waste timc in
waiting fof scarcity which shlil bee
calamii0us. and hope to 600 that
point hy some marvel have o new
supply oi trees brought forth.
The problem Is ono oi provision.
This Is neither zoo early m too
late Ia go into raloreslailoH on d
general scheme ln ihis, ae Wg
pointed md Yesterday every man
who has = hil ~ land may hcm
his share must 10 su III he hy
wise Cor himself and hls descend
ants IS ucll ls II De uko buad.
ar general vicHs oi the Iluliion
ono may bo lon.reu f'r Ics
inc ilm faoe They oc nat ap
plieahle ,e ho country at lnre
aud nliniMir. obey ios,h u riehI
al hof Nuprcs county md ih.
90. 81 F,rp,t. Christi upDl trars
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was Killed in the onrly pant oi th, wt
nut hlH mother died aoun after Ih"
government paid Tine Insurance money
over Goo w. k putcrh the hoYa GUARD
IAN. who invested 30 ior tho Nhild
since uhr death of the hnyr XrHnd
mnthrr hc hur been an inmate oi hia
.FlalNh4u aUmr li m Mn lrtcrH lut
tDntl0u ,u acnd the lo, 600 the ~lrrdo
frmiuufh.
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Reports from ha federal re-
serve honrd upon conditions IN
Snuih fu~tH hlp iboi' lcssm
foF pplh Torm and niher
tiolM OF This country m The m1i.
Ter OF one crop farming The ~
serve boord leatns that South
America - Ia straits becausc j
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-27

aiiltt sftAAtta
Cake
Recipe
cups pastry
Quo 3 level tea
poems Calumet
Hlking Powder, a
cup butter, IVA cups
granulated sugar,
Eolks OF 3 eggs "a
cup cold water,
Whites OF 3 eggs 1
teaspoon orange
extract. Then mir
IN the regular war.
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him. He may change his mind now,
since what he cares for is in danger
his place and his ladies!'
Mrs. Llyn reused herself to say:
mo, no, Mr.. Calhoun, you must not
say that of him. His place may be in
danger, but not his ladies'. He has no
promise of that. ). And see, Mr..
Calhoun, I want to say that, in any
case, you have paid your debt, if you
owe one to US. For life taken you
have given two lives-tO me and my
girl The account is squared, if it
were ever in doubt. Believe me,
speak as one who has a right to say
it Erris Boyne was naught to me,
naught at all, but he was my daugh-
ter's father, and that made everything
difficult. / could make him cease to
be my husband, and l did; but could
not make him cease to be her father"
II had no love for Erris Boyne,"
said Sheila, with an effort, for she felt
choked. Misery was heavy on her.
None at all, but he was my father
and there is nothing more to say"
"See, alps well still at Salem" said
Dyck, waving a hand forward as
though to change the talk. "All's as
we left It,"
There in the near distance lay Sa-
lem, serene. All. tropical life about
seemed throbbing with life and soak
ing with leisure.
1--WE were In time" he added. 1.-THE
Maroons are still in ambush. The
sun is beginning to set though, and
the trouble may begin. We shall get
there about sundown-safe, thank
Godl"
Safe, thank God-and you" said
Sheila's mother.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-09-29
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Clash Of Race.

In Kings house at Spanish Town
the governor was troubled. All his
plans and prophecies had come to
naught. He had been convinced there
would be no rebellion Of the Maroons,
and he was equally sure that his ca
reer would be made hugely successful
by marriage with Sheila Llyn-but
the Maroons had revolted, the mar
riage was not settled!
Messages had been coming from the
provost marshal general of reports
from the counties Of Middlesex and
Cornwall, that the Maroons were raw
aging everywhere and that bands of
slaves had joined them with serious
disasters to the plantation people.
Planters, their wives and children had
been murdered, and in some districts
the natives were in full possession
and had destroyed, robbed and raw
aged. He had summoned his COM
mander Of the militia forces, had Gre
ated special constables, and armed
them, and had sent a ship to the Ba-
hamas to summon small British
fleet there. He had also mapped out
campaign against the Maroons,
which had one grave demerit-it was
planned on basis Of ordinary war.
fare and not with Jamaica conditions
in mind. The provost marshal warned
MIN of the futllity of these plans, but
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it. Yet he knew the government would
pay for our release, would no doubt
give the land for which they had
asked with no avail. We must, there
fore, remain prisoners. If we made
no efforts to escape, it would be better
for us in the end. Keep your head
steady, missy, try no tricks, and all
may go well; but l have bad lot to
control, and they may fly at you That
was the way he spoke. 1t made our
blood run cold, for he was one man,
with fair mind, and he had around
him men, savage and irresponsible.
Black and ruthless, they would stop
at nothing except the sword at their
threats or the teeth in their flesh"
"The teeth in their flesh !" said Dyck
with grim smile. Eyes, that is the
only way with them. Naught can put
the fear of God into them except blood
hounds and that Lord Mallow will not
have. He has been set against it I'M
til now. But this business will teach
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of the revolt into the hands of Mr.. Cal
houn, and nothing could be wiser. He
will organize the business like a
master. We haven't forgotten his fight
for the navy on the Ariadne. Didn't
the admiral tell the story at the din
ner we gave him Of how this ex-con-
Wet and mutineer, by sheer genius,
broke the power of the French at the
critical moment and saved our fleet,
though it was only three-fourths that
of the French"
go on with your tale Of the
hounds" said Lord Mallow.
your honor, as the hounds went
away with Michael Clones there was
greater applause than 1 have ever
seen in the island except when
Rodney defeated De Grasse Imagine
a little sloop in the wash of the seas
and the buccaneers piling down on
him, and no chance of escape and
then a great British battleship ap-
pearing, and the situation saved
that was how we were placed here
till the hounds arrived. Your honor,
this mornings, this early mornings,
exit Of the hounds was like process
sion of veterans to Walhalla. There
was the sun breaking over the 8 tops
Of the hill, a CrimSonish, grayish,
Opaline touch of soft sprays or mists
breaking away from the onset of the
sunrise; and all the trees with night
lips wet sucking in the sun and
drinking up the light like an over
seer at a Christmas breakfast; and
you know what that'is.
'Then, suddenly, the sharp sound of
a long whip and a voice calling, and
there rises out of the landing place the
procession-the sixty dogs in three
wagons. their ten drivers with their
whips, but keeping order by the sound
of their voices low, soft and peculiar,
and then the horses starting into a
quick trot which presently would be-
come a canter-and the hounds were
off to Salem! There could be no fear
with the hounds let loose to do the
hunting"
"But suppose that when they get to
Salem their owner is no more"
The Custos laughed. Him, your
honor-him no more! Isn't he the
man of whom the black folk say,
Lucky buckra-mornlng, lucky new
comerp If that's his reputation, and
the coming Of his hounds just when
the island most needed them is good
proof of it, do you think he'll be killed
by lot of dirty Maroons! All, Cal
hOun's man with the luck Of the
devil, your honor! He has the pull
as sure as heavens above he'll make
success. If you command your staff
to have this posted as a proclamation
throughout the island, 1t will do as
much good as a thousand soldiers. II
will stop the slaves from revolving; il
will squelch the Maroons, and I'm GER
tain sure Calhoun will have MarOons
ready to fight for us, not against us
before this thing is over. l tell you
your honor, it means the way out
that's what it means. So, if you'll give
me your order, keeping copy of il
for the provost-marshal, I'll see it's
delivered to Dyck Calhoun before
morning-perhaps> by midnight. It's
not more than a six hours journey ir
the ordinary way"
At that moment an aide-de-camp en-
tered, and with solemn face presented
to the governor the last report from
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(To BE CoNTINUED)
Like 70 Write letters.

The English-speaking race is the
most industrious in the world in the
matter of letter writing. The Aus
trallans take first place, with 10 let
tiers per head per year; Canada and
the United Kingdom comes third
with 70. The German average Is
only 40. and Italy is long way be-
hind with only IL.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-09-29

the provost marshal general. Then he
watched the governor read the report.
"Ten more killed and twenty wound
ed" said the governor. 1T must be
stopped"
He gave the Custos the letter to
Dyck Calhoun, and a few moments
later handed the proclamation to his
aide-de-camp.
THAT will settle the business, your
honor" said the aide as he read the
proclamation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-09-29
CHAPTER XIX.
Shella Has Her Say.

"Then, tell me, please, what you
know of the story" said the governor
TO Sheila at Kings house one after
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12
Las Memorials
del N|dTiSCd|

Las Memorials de mi Vida. que el
bizarre Mariscal alemaE Won linden
burg ha publicado recicntemente, es
una obri de esas que Ia pcsteridad
guardarl como una reliquia historical
de immense valer, no tan solo porque
en- ella hdll;tHsc cscEitos de puno Y
letra dc su autor los capltulos mas
culminante de la vida de este hOm-
hre que de tanto prestigio Sc cubrio
en- la pasada cruenta guerra mUndial
sino por constitur In historia on TO-
das sus faces de este ac0ntecimicnto
el mas reSonante que aSOl6 In hum2
nidad.
Despu6s de hablarnos en- Ia prime
ra parte de su libro. dc los dias fc-
Ices tran1uiios Ge su nineZ, on cl
hogar palermo, donGc sentfa un hordo
afecto por sus padres demaS pa
rientes cercaEoS que ayudaron a for
mar su alma. dentro del mas apaci-
bile espfritu crisGiano del cumpli-
miento del deber para con su hogar.
su patria, su rey Y su Dios: despues
de relatarRus con scnciilo lenguaje
slE inclinaeiones hacia Ia milcia.
sus estudios de Ia ciencia militar Y
SIT ingrcso en ri gran ejercito de su
pals. el viejo Mariscal nos cucnta de
s,l vida en- el cuartel y dc sus rdpi-
dos sucesiyos ascensos eli Ia carre-
ra que Sc dtdic0 con un amor Y
un cntusiasmo indeccriptibles.
VA en- 1866 empcz6 Hindenburg sus
campailas, en- pleno campo de ope-
raciones, cuando la ruptura de Ale
mania con. Austria, siendo aiin Sc
gundo teniente de 1nfanterfa. Y des-
de la region del Soor Koniginkorf ;;
desde el Eyer Hanover, nos cuenta
las preciosas hazaiias de cquella gue-
IRA en- que cOmenz0 cl csurgimiento
de la Alemani;. unida, como potencia
mundial. Luego entra, de lleno ell
gran Mariscal describir la guerra
-prusiana de 1870, en- que tom6
6l parte activa, principalfsima, y
donde el gran Imperio dc Napoleon
III Qued6 reducido cenizas,. dando
pasc a Ia reyoluci6n francesa que
puso EN- manos dc Ia Repdblica los
destinos dc Ia gran Naci6n Latina.
Won Hindcnburg en- esas paginas her
mosas Ell que relata las grandes VIC
torias de su ej6rcito en- aquella eta
pa, usa sicmpre su mismo lenguaje
claro y sencillo, veraz y pulcro de
que esta reyestida toda su obra. Y
pnede verse, asf cuando el celebre
general describe Ia entrada EN- Paris
Dc las legiones de Prussia. va deshe-
chas las desmoralizadas tropas i'm
periales de Napoleon. Y habla de
sps impresiones rccibidas al yer por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12

ron III Suelo, juntamente. pcro CON nm
cuidado extreme. EIaSta que no rcali-
aaron todo este. no So entregaron a Su
rlpida labor. Yo les vi regiStrando en-
las gavet;S. en- la GAIA del dinero V en-
los archives. Eventualmentc co~icron
GOO d6larcS Y pareciendo SatiSfcchos
de eSta cantidad. diieron que no necc-
Sitaban mas dinero V des;tparrcicrGn
como entraron. No eS vcrdad como So
dice que elloS deSpreciaran 120O do
lareS que hallarun en- otra gavc;a. Sc
lleyaron tOdO 10 que In COmpa1fa to-
nfa en- la oficina. pasados ounce mi
nutos del hecho, yo hice 10 possible
por libcrtarme, Y en- eSa operaci6n
Storm Y yo rodamos por el pavimen-
to como 10 pies hasta llegar a un
perforador de tickets que me sirvi6
para cortar las amarras. En- csc instan-
tie llegaba a Ia oficina II. o. Schar-
mann. nucstro agcnte viajero. quicn al
Sahcr 10 ocurrido corri6 a fuera vol
VIC POGO con seis policfas de trdtico.
lei primer policia on llegar me hi
10 reir extrcmadamente, al decirnos: