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CORPUS CHRI5TI CALLER
HI
!
ditSTI CALLER
u"f Tin-:
runt.ii
SHINO COMPANY
JWO. W HTATTON. MAABtofC Jailor
lrltnbcr Associated Press
Ttea Aswf!atiH3 Ifs In exclusively
savMMtA to tlio UM for reput-HoaUon Of
all nn credited to u tit not otherwise
Vi4UtA In this IiIfrr und also Dip loon)
iicwa pullljtfoJ UiMtiit.
Subscription Mate
Tlio pHco of tho r'nller to J.iO year
ly hy mall or JT.so by wtrlr.
Mutiso-liK'ts vthr.n orderine n olmnRp
of udcltrats ehoold Rive IhvIIi the old nnd
how addrees". Onxrieis for The Cnllsr
cosh ror their pojwrti una are tin
bio ti oxtond mm-e tttfin A week's,
credit to ubarrtboitt. Thetr margin of
ptWlt In niwUI, thd a few loimea wilt be
keenly fell. Suhsertntltuie aro ilnn tlx
rnrrieia and not The Caller J'ulillntiliiK
"WL.-
linpor. juitl rlmmrcii of address, should!
nui!eefl or telephoned to
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
PHONE t3
Address all business cnnimnnleailon
nnd TiinKc out all ct)tck. ilraftii, mono
orders una tottirnm order to Th Caller
I'tilillKliIne rompan). All Hems, arttoles
mid commiinleaiinaa ehouUt bo d
tie8d (o Itattor, Corpus ChHatl Cntl
r KntortHl as Mcondc)au matter nt
ttio ost(Xiv to Corpus Chrlatt, Twuti.
Wcdncsdny, July 3, 1918
ON THE WAY
On July 4. JinncH l'. ! Yrii'ison
Mill spark iii rtcsif wire
Inipellt-l (' iii'iisity. I a d
siri fui . t ..;' (iiii-i-'id ,i;.'.iiiist
honorpd institution, " hiding
tne Coitslit'i'ioii. uiiii1. ioph
will liiiif him, ai;l MiM'ii people
ivill m))laiil
.laiiK- l'i Vi cjruson ,1! not tell
why he boasted of apti -nviMi; th
lnrgost fipyntipriatioii m- imhi
for the 1 iM-isit tif - ,iv o,
forgetful l' a boas: !ii-h Ik
nee deemed n snferii.it (l. , I nines
I) 1'Orfrnson will pro.i"tl to tell
why lie desires to limit the in
fluence fif the I nivemitx to rip
JU its powtf and nuo-ti' author
ity; for ,la?ies K Kci-jh-oii leill-
1ho Univtrsit. ot Te.'- mst
i Iom all ili it i i'i? less
UtTltKltlforw red, incortuit ible.
James)'. I'lrtrusoo vm im t ' 1
tvhy he 1i. 'toned t li pi-nple'-jnoney
nontiai to lav lb will
only ttrjrc a mistake by v,i oi
rplanntinn, tiot being ,i man ti.
uphold the low as it din- been for
mulatcd mid iireseribetl lot- tin
'oninion eitizeti, or a man to ob
ftervc tho law when the law con
fiiets with porsonn! interest. Yet
If you sonrelt the history of Toxin
Ihrough, you will not discover n
Jiiore flagrant, iiicxouRtshlc ehnp
ler than that whitth treats of tht
iflntioiiH of Initios 15. Ferguson
Mith tho Toniplo Stnto Bank, noi
will vou disoovor a wnruing mow
liindy at this hour of hoio travail
when the hope of America ick
in the integrity of its represent a
lues The Henate of the State ol
Texas. ctnbra'iug main of Mr
IVrguson's close friend-, sit tiny
Sis a high court of impeachment
with all the evidence b.-im. n
found hi'., guilty of mis.i, ' i-.ipri
ntiiiK .Tiitin ot Canyon ( ii No-'
Ina! funds lor t)e tnirnos, of oiiv
Jut to P' 'siin.il debt
L'T for im
j.h lehnif "i . 1 atrainst.
Other -run'-' aHojratt
Ir l to M" l'ei'tiUson "
1 enr, ; mh ( mi nev
ained t , the people
mii, and I'l' li can be
If.jst of ull hv childish i
.'I - V II il'l
iliiiea"ll
' In e
'.atisfae
i tl,;ined
ii.nues oi
( onspiracy, were :
That Uio (.'ovcrnor piofitcd l
t it deposits of tho Ohm von fit;
j U, whk-li lielotiged to the stat
a a whole 2G for impeachment
5 1. 1 .tinfit;
That tin? Governor d"icd :
P''.!n froiM State funds d i.osiui'
Ki the Uimple Male
--hi' ll he V113 a HtocUl i
li 'i' Midi profits wot i
"it r;.' to law '1 1 fu
i. ml
i., ,
Infiit, i
uaiust;
iiov . nor
, of S.2".0,tt(H
1 1 c Tc',iie S'
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f.,
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wi'ih liatl
pnv bi y
- 27 WM
That liu
Temple S
all.
(uvcrnnr ind n t d tin
ti ban' to ' i li'"
more mom than Hie i . ....
'though In hud sv -it ii t . ' ' .i . i
.In l i v. ---21. 10 J;
Thai the tiovernor k '
(urce tho Hoard of He
lit StatodTiiivcrKity into .
t his lojidprnliip- 22 to "
That tho novoruor uobtt' l
I v. 1v scolci.ig lo remove
t
tb.
i in
Ik'h of the .Hoard of H'k
v i ont cnunt to 8;
That Oto (lovqrnor romitltd
".'iii(j Ml, bond of Wilbur 1'
Allen, CUmi.KUinn of: tlio Bptird
lUt' iitK, iikodor to lufluoncc h;
aim.. -81
U'ltvfo wiro other counts, but
ItVn- iff i f Thry rcc fom ti 1
o i jpti . Thry point tin
ur,y to . MKprH hitter dispute
, l iif'ii!ini,v, mni llnor ore uivoii
n fwit nr '! pwiiBh Iiy the ppo
pic M' 1 1 irnsui,' i rninpniffli Is
pit ? 1 ' hnr-.i lerlsUe pSnnp;
It iitinsilj personal. At fl
Hm vJun the cuurm nf patriot-Im-
v.i, inippi p. hi"!' minded
inn to court ohseuHtj rntlirt
than m-t the State on Mid, divided
nfjainM 5ulf, Mr. rVrftusnn dflvfc
put selfish vindication nhfive
every thongM, hum iiitr c ! 1
enough that iv on it majority
which i imtliinknlilc would not
nhroRiil. i lie Const it ution or ovotv
ride tnc law : that votoi, regis
tered coiltrnrv In llli fmulnmnn.
UwtrinoH of the Stnto, would
noi -pave tne way to iiiHiifrnra
tioit: that n condition (if anarchy,
jtnltwcrihcd to by flip hi-ow crs, har
lots, grafters, incendiaries and
pwtol-lotem, amoiif; others, would
not !e muiitciiaiiorHl Iiy reputnlilo
citizens, themselves vitally con
cerned in orderly trovernmi'iit.
0-
TEXAS PRESS
You Can Sec For Youriclf.
"V";i ran, nee h,w erookml they nre."
vrli.iiii, i Mi. iVrauiwri In hlx riunk
iln S.c. ci "They any that K iKiiaon
'.i in, lateii Ian an (viik .Imuk ctirlat:
""I tic ( .men were thnmn mit of
coin i liv tin tii.lec i . i,ei,i th tt an
in. 0. 'to. .-t . "tlM a. U 1 n , iKi'll .iH'OMHt
the Kino'im of Texas i tiiir'lnn ml-
tppii. .itimi .if fundi.'
(,. whHt the Jn iiti who ieid-
l i , tl.i court haa t.. hhv uhout thla.
ludt-c I inn; I! HHWlltnn. Judn. of the
rlniin.il district murt nf Tru via county,
in i-'l tc roi lngulr on the diaiioid-
Ion .if tin raw na-iilriM .Mr rcrKUKon,
"I l'"K to iiiIvImc thnt irt ordera cn
tfli.l L the murt la tlicsc chcm wore
, .' ''"'jj, U'crefoie,
md . ninec , otio of the im.. im.J
H i.ln.ilne.1 hv anv elil.n i win m J
however, foi " vour Informntloi. n.
J ..rdc ra ahow th it I -tht not iiaaa
iih.ii Hi iiieiii.s ,.f Mt I'eiKtiaoira cuao.
mil the iHl)i:i;.M Ix NOT Slt.lWl'" ",, '' flitllca In
rtl.rr Ml IHIifil's.iV . Mf,.n
It'll. T "N Till? KACT.si I'l-uetlciillv
.It ..I tin , ,ici were tiincl of tiimn I
iki "lii i Una lo tie liiaa rtticnO tho I "' '"" "' "'"t'en ihhk i can
Kti'T.- Vi iT ItKIN'fl I'.VSNRIi i tN ltv.''"'w "ii miinc aniiiiilii ..I that emu
nil. ii!I:T due ol Hi, c.iaea wu I
ii-. .
v i-n I
ri: n
Kl' 1 1
.1 "I upon tin I to- . th.it ih.,.
"I upon tin I tic. . , ihu thy (
Mi. l.ti.HeCLi.l lid ina III, 1 '
mm ' Foil Weith stm -Tel- 1 '"
An Alibi for the Kaiser.
slai'.il Uo-' wiii It w.ih not
"W 1
I... .
In
n?ht
cintnr.it people of ttrrmany, hut , v' "hotilil tnke thla In an excep
iiineialtl.n chiuiiiiK "itlvlne I 1 ' oim . "nl n (), many Of Hie
KiriKM, ,;y.s sn I i rs'tlxoii. 1
(inn inn - itic laatte vim have not lo
noi i in ii or aoinetttiic aotne other n
ion ill I,.. Hi inllng an aiiny to our
lnr,(s tc put down it. in autocracy,
rimt s th, i iiiw.i that is tryuiK to elect
.lofilu Ani.Hiucy haa alrenily taken
ohjc-khIoii of tin? gnveriior'a ofllee."
Here a news Indeed What a aplendld
illbi that would he ri the knisor itrtil
ivtir lords when' thoy are flmiilly In ought
o tin inn nf mtertmtion.il JuhIiim "We
tidii t tt ut tin war," they cull anv. "It
Vaa the universltloa that atarted tt,
lt If you don' holleve ii. nuk Ml.
f'urKusoii of Texna "
JI. .iiilliii. . .(l Id U lie in older fur
onn. I ci me. mil.' to iKjreat that we
uii. (low ii ill! tin unlveralths in
nie,i i f.,i tt,. pioteciiou of Hi. ii.i
i.ni Im' VV'.n th Stiu-T. Itt"ii
Did Ferguson Opposo tho Draft?
ii"1 .ii . ii Hoik ii
ill uC'i Texna
li n I in ..I' a apeeel'
Vlll ....siii; III. yen
i tc! mi that la nm
In I '..ll o- last
Mi. itt nfi Inn
1 1 ic li I ill! cil
Hi I i -'a -ou at rianl.llii
ii. ' in u I tli r ll,,. 1 1 1 1 i.im
'c , 1 1 i, .1 .i lull i-eitoi t . . i It- f .,m
a. 'i tie iiioininr. ot A i ii ti, tin;
f ,i in.', lint held ill tic I .i ihi mil III
ha' '' "i I he night ul Ainll In at
Villi' -.1 ill lOO t'lldot Mill." III.' ill. Itt
;. !,l,.,.,l .mil at which M: Kci;u
oil in .,(. sicecll up!is,ii; t In- (It oft
At '. i. i- i ,unaaHf 1 1 on All. Kei -.usoi
s ,., i, utile), the News quotaa
a It a., i i un' pjinimaph "IT WOIUjI)
IH lU TTI.Ii I'llI: Till': I'HKKIllKMT
ru i.i;.m tiii; I'lSdl-LiK THAN
l'( ) i
VHh im; VITUUHITY TDDltlVK
I'llf-.vi ih,. aullmrlty he wna aakiiiK
i ne iiaaaHK'' or me ir cilt
I rail lav
Moi.i.m Mi l'eruuaon wired ron
roann.'i, tl.oner a few days lieforo
Iio-iiik tin- di aft law for Texna on
he t'Mini.l that "Texuna want to o
lat unili'i officvra iipiinlnted m Tnxaa."
t'he .iii.iiiiiimnr'ii. of oouran, would
mv-e I e. n iiiuuo l.y lie. Foriitaoii.
To i Mta-a, Mr. X'ei'KiiMOii muv undoi
t oid tin Knallah Ihukukbc hettci than
(. d( .ad eonariiuontly plaooa a dif
ci. -111 .i..ianiiK on the words "niolita
hi il' it" (mm what we imdoratimd
tic in. We may he dense, but In
I'll. ' IiIm (ti'Koiic., iliaclulnier. wi
loni' - I- did 'oppoae the draft" i.otli
i. Iiii, U.i Hun kii.'ci h and Ilia teleRi.un
i'ii Kieasiuaii darner. -Kurt Woith
-'.ii -'.' eloRium.
Millht Have Marie Alio' .neon.
I' .lam. I'. l ei KiiHon h.i,: l . . t, lln
ii in. I i. ioh , ileum !., we n.luli
ii oo 1 1 ri w allow iii.ii. ,i ml flj
1 flauic 1 1", i
cillltre.l lull
i n tpa (lie Icsiinnnij whh
1 1
tin
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l'l.
id mt it
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win. had stolid hv l ei i
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f im .
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in
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'he Sttonc,
Swll.l.ll I
'Mil i
'' Opt! VV li"
ih o e
Withstand the Hunt
ot
UrtUr Than the Weak
who i it, fe, hie nnd oui'k
. ii' weak, will l Mu iiKlh
er.l..-.l to no (In ,n. t i)
In t i - uumii i l.v i a no
TASTi:i.t;K . lull Ti 'Mi'
..Il'l i ' ' ll he . Ill, l,oo I ,n
I lo VV lioli syi t. 11. V on i ,,
I- ' "CI In IIIIIR. I'lHS'lil.li
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H AKESPEARE SUFFERED WITI-A-IUTEItS
CI1AMP SAYS DR RALPH
tKTWIOH IN ONE OF ADDRESSES
l..il.il, h.U Hh.iScapi a'. ,,v
"III' luhlp tn tin pi on. ol Ip. it,.
I. .1 I (J Hlllll Ill I i UN, I,, ,,
" !.' Inim vv lit. i laiMp d
I.', . Ilulph l.i 't vvlili in an .ol, Ik
i the Mliuk.siii,i . illv.,l giM a I,
na t'llMui i Ii I. To p.. iv- it. It, l.ctt
well pi i u at. . I iai s, I,,,,, . ,,i (h, tvl,
iiKS lilrl signal ii i Sli.ikeKpe irt
le snlil ihu. . i. iikIiIo. n exldenoo.
hut lln Li-. 1 1 pi., v w i mlii (lnvi'l.'pei'
.illii! i i. imp ut Ji.lt wliou tin
i.isi play "lln. Jcmiiiai" woo pro-
i in. id,
OTHER VIEWS
Trust oi Japan
rrmidrrtt Vtnn lmR 8a lt ttiat wo
hyf no n IttcM In ma- war nirnlnm (Jor
nil) onb .-minx liur Vi urtoeMtt
l1Ui franco mi lite frli niltlial uf
lerma, ami nrv omialh Klnwro lit
fr ri It mlii hip ami nftoallmi for ISnB
Inml and Italy. Wo aaoin to forgBl,
iitlr w-p not- engagtfi ImiiM to Khaiihi
u Mlli tlionF KMHt iH'wriN. that
hat niiolhsr naaoclnto In the Tar
lat. Wo altoulit be llnVcil w l(md
wylt Japnn a u-o aj with tho Uaro
HH Ortiuiti loa. We liao nccotttoit
tatmn'a dllnleniat'tnciK In lt iteolii
intuit) ot :i pi I net lii'iimn. We
nnd the othei .illle have weleonieil
11 to ii Mnoc on nut alilc r the rorll
ftlit. Ami j it in- Bcrtii l'i Ihim'uui
flnnern rroaxml vvlirnevot we my atiy
thlMp ntOo nbohi ttic Mlkailon eoun
try. Jajmn iinial Ih filled with the
i irtt Otli-Ur patleare. m It wouhl (v
s-nt thl. attitude If It ever fjruuki'K
tbc hIHon am) caala Iti lot with Oio
Riilnri it will he liooauae he allloa
lie tonl,,-(t with '.'itlrloti on over
in t nm! nr u ol'ti i miniating fnm
the Jiowniwi' iM-oplo.
Thv I cli) t km b I I wc, o ilil? munlii
Hint Jamil hov- Ihm n slininod nt
time. V can realUi- now thai a
. ' t iiropagnnrtti of llet. umt tumhlo
WAS rltapOrlMlltr i'.ii the intuonili i -Klnnlinm
The i. im.inx led Amertea
im one lint t lii's and lapin on an
other There w,iv eeit iln mlRiriittteil
statefimrii In HiIm count r who went
ilhollt to chtttitniKitlHH unit (.iNpttlimw
luantini; im to pjvtnre to riarlit tht
-ltow iiurn nt bin door. Junan lina
tx-lwved well. I'rlemtahlv him lioor.
jM-offerrwl In nil alnrcrrt). m-eopt
thin frtestdatilp. hut ls-e 0111 IiiiihIb on
our lvnchottxmk.
.lust nt nroaont .lap.in eortld he of
trcmendoua it" In Itiixiilii .Men nnd
munttlnnH .nv iuol toi the Uuaalan
allit.i'lon. Miidnir IJ'mtiiii Irmii Itaell
ti'n' tiest (.' .ill nmiiiik Irimin ti-nm
lln lllllmi Vet sonic IH'cptc fit tills
rmmtiy nml othri w uhlvi i i ln m rr
Jiiimn Ib nientluned, mlHtnisllnff inn
ilvc. (loiil.llii) oi ivtnilts Small won
der It 1 Hint .liipim inn mil iimlci
Htund n relnllnnahlp which wi leninen
It. ! holdn (IlKlliictlv nlnoi. Itap
ptl. ireent osclmnwii or vliwa Im
lv(ii hl fmvcrnmonl nnd .luimn
shew the moat enrdtnl off kin I rein
tinii-t.- Indlantipnlla Ncwe.
Wfltch Your Conl
'.' N lone-nnd hnlun : hut the rnl
' warn us that rr.ed la only
hillltliml iIhvh or m nwr.e We lined
,i,,n . "r "" "" l "dmlnla
nnl nnr '" '""' nipplv
micnt nnrl anvt
. ' "'" " w"' I' "" nt
' '" w"" '""i- In I he em
emdll ' . I am trWnc In to .1,1 onto tin
" "
'"''
- "'I''. h. heeatiHe ll wool.) I., a inta
t 'no It I tihouhl l.mr.l wind conl
lc lll' Aa In w In ti I cttn dellve,
ixi.i ninii'i otippit. n.i v im mm,
I 'i'i. i III. in lie ilinn in tin tnocn I
"'' " thln in alcht: not v n nn
' I'lK'I'l. orl ot protnlai "
.ni'i.. aiioiis wc pi,-K op in the coio-se
iliiv eonliiln aomelhine nr oilier
in tin same volti. North of the thln
tiosi im, on an nvi rnjre, four moiilha
n s,, ,iwn. Slneli tmi) he done tn
i im i lime, with practically unlimited
if.il ilcposliM :ivnllahc
t'oa! i oiiHinneia can do timeh. Our
iini.iiiiiii pre-war waale ol fuel ran lie
much I'diiced. tlpon evoi y mail, who,
pecl.s to tine n ton of coal next wln-t-
i or wlio nana u ooal now- natB
Ih. nxiHiiiNllillily of aeelna lhal the
fuel
l ncniiomleally need. Mntuuluv
HvfiilnR
I'oal.
Amonca't Unoelfieh Purpose
I'lc'lilcnt Wilson in IiIm ndtlreaa lo
the .telcaii ticwNiiapi t men: fine ,,1
lln illtlleiililea th.nl 1 evperienced dm
in lln llral three yenrs o Ihe vi
ll.c .ai-i when the United Ktntea wna
not in i he wnr. vvh in ircltmsr the
'" ' -" "IIICCM Ot r.llll.pi.lll IKltldllH to
In Iii . Unit the I'nltnd Stntea wna
Hiilsinir nettling for heraell. tliut hel
iieutiallty wo not leliiHlt ami that if
she came In she would mil come in lo
B-t iinvtliliiK aiilmtitiillnl out f tt,,.
win. am material ohlect. an tei -iitoiv
oi trade or liny thing else of Hint
suit In aoine ot the forelifn nfllcen
I here were men who pcraonnlly knew
me and they believed, 1 hope. Hint I
was sincere In uaaurliiK them ilia' our
PuipoaiH were dlainleroated. hut thev
thoiifthl that theoe uaauiaiiceN enme
from the ordinary hoiiitwh or Infm
million and wpcamnH the uteiillatie
piirpo'ie - i of the clolatei They did not
liellevc Hint I wna aamkm(; the real
limit of the. American people, and
knew nil nloiiK Hint I vvaa. Now I lio
IIbvo Ihat eveiyhody vvho cornea into
confirt with the American people
kmovH that I urn sponkliiB lliolr pur
poaca. Sartor Resnrtus
rinl.al.Iy it would dellglit the li(il
of Tliotmia t'liilvle could he live in
title ne. win n clolhlnu '"IS become
more tluin n uuittor of peranttal whim
or of pin ae reticle Sam Ik roIiik Into
ine nuMiiiona ol piiivi'lt'K riiahlnna for
liolh sex-en and like Ihe w Isi man he
In. nova must ullciiliiin In men, e
knows tin I, liter are much limn niiicii
.iblc In nocIi diaelpltne
Tine vv, ,ne Infurined that not nunc
i nnn t. n models of sack coals foi
mi. vvul he allowed anil thoic must
'e no w.isti malciial. All t"r aot vtre
in. I -ictliliiK foi -v c Siti.tv the inim-
KOKOMO
Automobile
Tires (all-white)
uro built to Rive you tho
mlU't;o you expect
and then soma)
If, by chance, Adjust
ments should lui necrs
Isuy, they will bo tnuilo
on 'lho basts Of
5,000 MILES
choetfully nnd prompt
y, KOKOMO Tites
como In Btatidard ulics
nn Jbtylu3 ' Hiuooth IttnJ
or non-skid) and tiling
satishcuon with tbiim.
Sotd litre by
Nueces
Auto
Supply
Company
K)J satisUclion with thoni.
Pi
i km
Entire Teuton Regiment Virtually f
Annihilated in the Bitter Fighting
ir.inllnned fnrtll 1'aCO Olte.1 A
tlallan forceK hnvo 'cpti Balnlim ln
.rHn. :--'';:' ii'
I rirrt inipoitiint viiiiina pofitiona
have "mcii enrrlvd au.i nanny win fiix
oinia cttitw1 hj lttillatl. roh
SHoak lrNf)V flRl inia under the Ital
ian flaft, litfyl laic" 1'"" In Ho snug
gles of tin. IttHl few lay I" l'.' inmin
lalna. Thorn la Still He l.tdlcntlon that the
(tantlftn offiMStvp is nlUltlt vu l re
newed. In ajllti! of I . fact l"t It la
alnioat litres wovki. atnuo the fight -tnc
mirth uf OotnpteRitc enmc l a
atop.
. ... i nn Ilil,,. ...t,1 t?,..,,,nl, fj,r.iM
vrhlith ImvtfhSeli landed at Kola, oa tlir
Mtillnnnitk eOnt to prnteet valit atoroa
Iransportwl thorv l.. f..'e (he eoltapap of
Ituaaln. hb a faotoi in tile war. pnaj
ablj will fcil call"! mn to fuua u
aertoua ifltiiBH 0on Dlmteltea (roin
chtiatinrttt iny that flerinan and Ptn
nlah IroopB ifjfe piishlns northvvai'd t
a rd t he cottSt.
SAMMIES ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
WITH THIS AMKttUIAN PDIW'KM
IN KHANCtt, Jni i - The nttnik h
the AuieHeana on tho Vaux poaltlotia
whs o tcrmii; thuy awopt rlglit
throuirn tto afTOihs llneo anil Iiai! thetr
ob)oot bean to oontlntte the Hclvaucu,
itiey votllu linvr doao o volth tile
ftroaioat omo, aw uriuaiiy evoryiitom
ilore inrin nan occn eitwiro. w
m-eat vvaa tho enthiiatnam of llto tnon.
tho oftfeerajii aonia cfttea Had to look
alinrp to Irahp tlicnt from (TohR !-
yomt the sot o.J ctlvea.
l'reparatttlllH llitva lieen made t'
meet n poaaitilc .nmtei attack in (he
dark hour.
A vut (junnllt) of muUilul, iuiikIiI
i ilng the slap ot the oierotlnn, Is bi -lng
laken to the roar, hut prohahly
will not he tnliiilcleit fur several days
In the flKllUtiK weat of Vim tile
Amnrloana alormed aevetal enemy
. .....1 l.lltn-l ... . A ..a ..... .1 11...
" ; "!" ov. "-
imnta, then llfftlfcd llle iruna i tfl nlltar
wnv. ualni; thotn rffnctlielv atnilnxl
M, ' '
too enemy rMr nreoa.
The American pnelwle.l the on -
"y .,!!w, S "i V?vth nt. ..b"u.f 1
..lontctor aiill a half on ii total fwnt of
four kll.i.MB ara All Uny today His
trooiia in the fimit line have teen
atihieoieil tr. a heavy shell flro. They
had aimie alitor in otie pate h of vvn rda
thoy (K-euphsO liut thoao wlio did not
entT the wood have only the nrotertlnn
they liml walvldOd foi duimiBlvea Willi
their entrenelilnit limla or by tnkinn
cor in almli hot. f l'"rom nn- ci-atei
stlRlitly in niiviitc . nf the line, hut on
It. from ii terhni. al Mlnt of view.
Vinei'icnn aoldiet thlM iifteeiin.m Ini
II theli comriH'ei! I.e.. where tiny wrre
when one id" llieli party lenne.l uipi
llir-ltp of (tie '.litre aitd waved his
helmet. The pit-murs taken In the
i.nintr attack s.n they man lid for
I thiee hours aa f.st aa they could
wliou word roach. . I the emiimanilei of
I an enemy Imitation in Ihe real of
i Vaux. which town I on Hie iikIh of
the American mi t. !, 'H.scimmh ic
lortfil thl mniioni.' Hie Ortnnna well-nppni-i'rftiy
IhiiImhk lo bring up re
inforcement behind tholr tinea.
All prisoners iiinsiloneil today ex
I'lasaod Ilirtr relief nt being cupl orixt.
hie. ativoklnu cscelleiit llnifllali, aatd to
the cnreaponik'tir:
"Tlmuk Hie Lord. I'm out of there.
The American ntillleiy amnthered oa
more than mire nnd the Infntiti yinen
flchl like wild ih" II- without a slnirl"
fttui but when th. riaht la finished
they are KPntlenn n one could have
Hilled inc. Uut n..t and I nave hllil
my Iron croa f.n my t banks."
PERSHING CONGRATULATES
GHATEAU-THIERRY FGHTEIS
with TutfWrtmirAN aIwiy itt
FttANi'IC. July 2. fteneml John .1.
I'orslilnw lino sent his eonnrnitlllMllnna
to the American troop orcrailnu In
tho Cliatoaii-T1lerrv aoetor for their
untlnulrv In reoeat fltilitlnu. Itta mes
uiRe to the flald roiiminiidei- in the
lihUiHoutPcTlilerry siiutor reads:
' ''PliiMsutroiliTlaiiiliilc in nry mime (ha
officers and men who look 'art In lln
nption in tho Cliauteiiu-'I'ltJorry inul
on Hip afternoon of June
ill of June m.
when Jin
prisoners nnd nineteen uinchtiii
mine (
weic (aiitwieil from the em my
loss has Itcin asked lo .tnoll lor im-
TWO RAIDS SUCCEED ;m.diai. se, v n , .,i,,.,.,d : nmu,, i,,-k
WITH TIIK AT.J Kltll'AN A KM V lS'ldilveis who . in i.palr tin tuicks as
I'TIANCIU, July 2. Two Hticcessfiil well as dilvc iln-m. Thev vv ill l
raids, out? of them in broad dav llaht. I mnlulahv-i while abroad. eiulpp( d,
have lioen laniiMl oul hv Hie Vmerl given unllornia and tiHtispm lotion and
taut iorcn in tnc .vimuniiiii i refri'.n in
ine in.. iiHio lain ii nil porut .nm inii'i'
men enlored tin eiiemv poat locaied
In a vvhotit field uiid took one pits
oner mid a machine uuu.
WORK WEARS ON THE KIDNEYS
Doan's Kidney Pills Havo Doiio Groat
Service for People Who Work
in Corpus Chrikti
Many Corpus Christi .utople work
every day III some alraitied uimaLUral
laialtiun-'bcmliiiK nunataiilly over a
deal -ftiJlllB op Jollltm wan. ins or
i'H i-n--dnl up laborious Inillsevverk . Ilf t -'OK.
-euuliitiK or plilliiiK, or tivlnu (he
Ijack In it liuudrail ami one oihei ways.
All those MlraliiH tend to w'eai. wmlon
mil Injure llio Itldiiey until thity fall
lielilnd In their work or ftltennx Hit
oolamis from the Idood Dunn's M.l
nev I'llls me fur weak kidneys nnd bad
Inn l.a. Then offeetivc vvoek In 1'oipn.s
'ln lnU Is (.'UlivmelilK pi oof of iqt'iit
W. ft (lollll)ar, imtiitei. 1701 I'lmp
ni.il HI. saya; "I hud a atemly actu
al the small of in v hack nnd could
h. ii .Iiy adnop jt was painful fm mv to
w nk in mv posiiion m which I n.ut in
..end I lie. Iitcil to liv l)oanV ICidliev
l illa and two boxen eiitiiely ii'tiiovd
he lioublc Slneo then I haven't been
lolheiiil."
l'i Ic Stii . inll dealers. Don't simply
isk f.n a kidury romod) net lipan'a
Ivnlniv nils (lie name thai Mr. Chilli.
ii h id I "uter-Mllliuin I'o, Mfars.,
"nitii" n Adv
American -Russian Chatnbor
Of Conmiorco Opens Offls
WVSIIINi! I'ON. July 2 The uie,
.n Kip slan , ham). -r if coiuiiieiie of
evv V oik today oi (incu offices In the
Icp.n iiiient of aoiniiicrce lniildiiijk In
icc.ifil wilh thu pisinam ol biisiiKaa
ulereat nd ov iii nllieiit officials In
,'tepjiialioii (or the vktoiutloil ..f e. "
i.tnil. ml i lusl. .
The ' ll.in '.er Is a eoiniiierriat or
naiiisntloii d. voted to fuiihiillik . Ins. i
uuslneHs i.'i.itlona Is-lween tin iw..
nit Ions.
No official today would cumin ni "i
'he situation or tho pro-less of .vim-u--iin
plans.
'et Is enooiih for he imateat tinilr.
.lltlliniK'- a ihoilBiind Klvlei! would not
'- silllli li i.i lor women. Koililniil.lv
'hue la im iiatrtolioa on limial,' khi1
imnls- Ihim tar. aliui'a ixickcts ate to
'hi cut down but this does not nlfeel
he sex whn h prrtsis a bushel Uiskel
101 a cutcliull.
I 'i act leu liv all of the sill tot in I mui
Ice is to In made by the men This
vlll In- the leaa t OKI cited Is ,'aiisc m. n
lave no im ney In MPvr.d on clnthei.
(idwhv Aliir their vvolni'n have beno
nippllist- and wo liavo npt reached
he period where most vVorntfll will do
v it lumi the latest styles mlt have
mt much left when dtp ordluar) ex
euse qi the liuiiseliol.l )i.n' boeu liuld
mt aumorlptlona to Idiorty bonds mul
nr aavlnKs ittiuupu lpoliutl utlci.
l'hllwWililu llullitia.
e.mn n.m
. AMERICA SENDS ONE
MILLION MEN "OVER
THERE" IN ONE YEAR
(I'oiitlnilcil fi.iti I'.ibc line i
Sceietiiii J.akei h.ikI lie .ll.s.ii'i " ' 'I
of apci ulullcii u lo tho Inline hcomIh ',
111 Iiimiii iiko ctm iltM. (ti.i.ulliK lie did
tint dealie In hme "jai,t crfoi llliinces '
ntntlo Uio I'flala of apei'iiltitlon for tlic j
Ak teservea foi lh million and nunc I
in l iiitiev, timrvL limn nmolioi
million are now in tiulnlntf in the
t'nltefl Sl.ile. nnd 8,U0(l.nt' Aliicilcnu
oUlltU's will IJe iindefi uriaa. hv the
end ot Hit" nifhith. vvnth. Infouimtinn
n-eentty furiihdicd lo c.iiiki.mk hy
llrlgndlitr Oeneru! tt K. Wnoil wi tlna
.uur(eifnaster iror.erul, dtael' icf that
hla depiit Inicnl la ptunnlns to , telle
I line, nun ni n next .l.inuni y.
(lenital t inwdci ice. ally told Die
- not, mllllaiy commit tee tli.it cl:ia
one riKlatranta will .he exluuialcd h
the flr.it of the viar .oul added'
"Kverylmdv eMieoia hny chIIk tot
he made duinui the fit si six iiiuuthn
yaar
, r Mtil
i ,... ...(....
It wna
rlhy of I
the mouth
m w Inch I
Cl,nlBn gUhmnrinaa weie op.r,itlnt rf
, 0,r ..t , ,,,, ,J, ,
.,,,, ,he mrd umbor of ahip
,,H-nt
ntcnlK
Not n alngle Ainorlcun ti:insKrl
I oarrylnn troopa to Kurnpn h.xi Ix on
j aunk hy Ucrmnny'M aoa vnln, Hie
I only two destroyed hnvlmt lieen at
tai'krd Win 11 lelui'iilnu Inline not,
, olll ih- protocllon of Ainciie.in (He.
; atmyoiH ai.U other rwwil eiafi Tn
iirlllah voaseta earryliiK VmorL.tn ,ud
idlora have hern torportoed aiul .1 thli.l
idiera have been torpofloed nnd a thin
Hml. ttKs: , month When ..tuii.ltiK t.
: ,,. .ui.t.
1 mw vwinjr UTiiimiii. rtiiiMiv. ,
Secretary tinker's letter reveals for
' t,, fin,t Umo ,hc miMlt.t t ,
""I I'rnnee. They form only .ihoiit
, half tt dlvlalnn, hut thev hme i.ccn
giving a ai lcnillil aoroiml ..f ihem ,
, Krlvea atnee they heiped stem the Her
, mnn lhruat for fMrta and icpoit- n.d.n
from Mhowe,t Hiey aciln had
buttered throvKh th. Oeiman ttenchM '
,... ....i..,a .........
I " t ,
FOOD
MEN TALK TO SUMMEn
NORMAL STUDUNTS
i if Ihe SH siimmr nnrcaU (i o..ied
and white I now Ix-tnif held In Tenas, '.
l'i hiu bei n addressed hv mi mhel I
of Admlnlsl i aim Pcli t,'-. -.lafl' on (he
ijile.-Titin o rood i onsi i alion 'I'wi-iilv
noritials In central Tovns yet nni'ilii 1
to lie .oveted hv Ihe Kpc,).ets' lillfi.in
ami Una Hpi.liil ( ampn ,'n .it it,,, oili,
atiiilial di parltncltt will l-t complete
A'hnlnl.Hlratoi l'i den upoke l.ef..r.'
the Houston and Amain noiinai-.
.Iiiilae Inland tlrnves hefci, the An
tin nnd Ueoritovn tun mats In r
V Horn vlniteil the normals at Xilins'
top. Ilnllas, t'enlOll, Hliermnn and V.
Kinney, .lohn H. Iteann n-pnkc I., r.,,.
the tc iclli ra ul CoIIcki Sl.r oe
Hrownsv-IIU. and Vietoria; Karl s
rtoberta visited the normals .it Wood
vllle. Itonmnnnl, rjonmil..-. and Hren
limn; II 1,. Mills vlaited the normal '
al Athens, I'roekett, (Irci'iiv ille Mai ,
alia.ll, lai ls. Kaufman nnd Tvlei while ;
Wr. I.. Imvla nnd K. .1. Howard of the I
eoloi-ed aoettnn nave addressed l Ik ,
pilored not ina Is at Austin, t'atiiwell, j
im nrange and Wueldnr. '
SENATOR TILLMAN DECLINING
WAeillNOToN. July 2. Henntor
Tillman of Hnuth rnrollni, vvho an,'
fcrd another stroke of paralysis lat
week. Wit. declared hv n-ctci.. is or
Ilka finally today In bo d-dinum. Tin
piiralyals wna said to he i'iokivm.sI , .
nnd lonviUK the xennto!. vvho !i,i ic
mnmeil imconsi loua since Siiudnv .
icapniialve. 1 1 ih hum I renin tm aiionc
DRIVERS ARE WANTED
TO SAIL FOR FRANCE
HT l.ufl.-t Julv -1 I'hc Soufn
wislcin Division of the Vincilenn Hid
a u iii.niUi while In the sei v Ice. Ap
pile. nits should vvrlle to Ihe Director
of I'l'iHoimcl, Aincilt an lied. Cross,
St I, mils Mo.
DEPARTURE OF VON LUXBURG
RECALLS GERMAN INTRIGUES
lll'UNoa Alltlim. July a.- (Cor-
l-eHpondeiice of 'I'lie Vaeoelaleil I'reas.i
The dopiiiturc ot Count Karl von
buxhlliK. lln deposed Miunitei nf the
LIBERTY
THEATRE
July 4th and 5th
The Most
Startling
Picture You
Have Ever
Seen
Only tho Bopt
Lonscs
Shown Hero
The Greatest Patriotic Drama Ever Screened
ATTENTION!
4th July
TO THE PEOPLE OF CORPUS CHRIST!
AND. TOURISTS:
Mail Clerks, R. R. Clerics and Mf.il Car
riers of Ihe Slate will hold their- Convention
in Corpus Christi on the 4th nnd 5th of July.
They will make their headquarters nt ihe
Breakers Bathing
Pavilion
We want everyone to join litem in their
Splash. Be patriotic on this date hy show
ing them a good time and boost the lawn.
-Show the spirit of Corpus Christi.
The Fourth of July is a day looked for
ward lo and celebrated wilh much, joy.
A big dance, wilh special music, has been
arranged for the occasion.
Be a sport and join your friends in the
water. Special attention given lo thoso who
give bathing pat lies on the Beach.
JULY 4TH AT
Uernmn empire, elaht r.i. nM, after
the raMlinc B"1 ' I inn. in id. n d mm
oul of AlKCOtllia n culls llle l.lllilKj
of llei many 's fond. .1 (If am in Vi
KellUna the csliiblctimcni ol a vvne-
leaa stntlon iowetfUl I'luuiCT tc main
tain (liicet communication with the
lilK ih until t nlo.i i' Van' '1.
'l'l.. .1.. v .iftci I ... I. ii u - n "
Ins i as - mm I-- I .is -t . i ion v , . I ,
ma in Ii 1 1 Ii v In i c, - ,i .. " . mu. tr
VV In. li vv ll ll'! i ' vv ' H' temp n ' i"i
I I- .si. , 1 1 1 1 . 1 . i v In. Ii ii vv I- I I 1 1 1 1 .
I ',1 r ,i our. - i.l mm. I. I In '
Hon
Kill IV 1,1 ' I '. II 111. I TI It . 'I'O
crnttieiii is iii I , temp. la. v ...in- -Sloll
i" I Illllll' .. th I Illllll well. ate tot
i (induct . x pe. ilni nl uiih i wo. -less,
Mai i iii. on t itt pi.. in.... :ltii il. lalion
would mi lelv nttimpt to lecelve flu
-S'aucn dial niches and would tmi in
used fin the tiansniiSHloe of messiiKch
i II Inter became known that He -ti.tionl
, was sendlnir u well .o iim
Some lime ic-lme tie I.ipI.ii.k ,
scandiil. Ihe AiS'-ntlii. irov , i niuenl .
h it a icpi. sentatlv. at (he tdn- I
Hon to kei p il sealed v h. n u was,
; learned thai th. ta'lonvv.. ..i.ciiitiiiK
1 despite the preaence ot the kovciii
incut aneiit. the preiddeiit sent a mnal ;
officer to diamanlle the siallon an. I I
FOR THE FREEDOM OF
Tho most In ill. ant, spino-tbrill-iny
patnotic dramn "ver made into
a motion picture a picture to dial
lenua the pi itlo nnd the conscience
of nil humonity.
Thousands of men orQanizniu and
(It'illinjj to ilrjht tho li.Htlo of civil
Iz.itioiv. Thousnmls of men march
ing away to tho front nnd into the
jnws of (lenth.
Csforo your vary oyes nitfoni
banmnu topsthcr in a blood erotli
ership ngnmst a common onimy.
Heroes nnd eovvnrds trnntform
cii into suporman of uirjantic .out
nuo vvnlking and curryma into a
liviiiQ hell of sliolls and fumes to
brum in the weuntlett from asitl-.
Icry-rnkcd ptnin's.
Womon showiliu tliolr lirnvury n
the homo nnd'nt tho sampn wom
on livinrj tlirouoh the in for tie of
h.ittlc to nurse ami stimulato thotr
mon to victory) women rikfi) der-'
tain doath to bo near the men they
love. Ami tho arrival of the 8ta
ami Stripes on tho battlofront in
Franco in .1 climax that hntifjs au
dioncos up to I huir feut with
elicers
TJieso aro tho, ex&itino Mun(is you
cci In Edwin Bower Tlossoco in
iplrlim phutc - 11,11101 una, "FOR
TUG FREEDOM OF THE
WORLD."
Throughout its eight icmarUablu
tcols you hear tho truail of thunder
mu feet maiolilnt) alomj the Roods
to Glory m debmso of their blood
brothers' honor add tho rlrjht of
civilization.
5th July
AKERS -
to renin in there lo see Hint ll was not
i . . ortsii acted.
I'lu (leniinn alalirm vm. attilnled oa
the ist.iii of a veiv wenltliy and -well
known Aiicenttm .il.oiil -tn ltill(ia fisipi
Kii.iio.s Ami's ni.it I'lotnei It was six
miles from the iniliond siallon but
Us pi.t., oiild lie uii, in, m Hie tall
i ,nl o'i a . li ar dav
.-ti.itn Id. a or the slue of the radio
I linn. .-.in l,e ul. mini 1 1 "in ihe fliub
ili.it the iinteiinae wire t.ti'otohuil
alotiK inleen pi, . het nt eiilial (IIh-t.ince-
.H art it i ...'.ei'iiiK two jiitlua.
Tin st p. nth win i"ll feel Ik'h.
LET US DEVELOP YOUR
FILMS
BEST WORK IN TOWN
Guaranteed to Please
L. C. CAMPBELL'S
STUDIO
919 Leopard Phone 411
Hero is the story f His million
moil .of tho Nat1011.1l Army. Hera
iii tho history m vivid picture of
what your son, your brother, your
sweetheart, and your pal. o, (0 pass
through.
You who fly the Sct vieo Flan bo.
feiO your home, you -ho linvo
watched your closes, friends depart
heie ib the liviof piotu.o of tho
lito that America's youth is loadini)
in traininq eampa. m transports,
huhmd th Front and soon in tho
very tionchon themselves.
First the training camps. You
sou Americans learning the art of
war for tho fjrnt Hmo hi n nerior.T
tihn. You son .flvfl tliDiisand men
raai-Minu a treaeh the rush and
tiwoap of the aHaek, tho rnco up
specinlly built inclines of board and
dirt. You them leap the barbed
wire, and bayonet the mimic enomy
' SIV ? ?,r- -!-And tivon you
ste thorn "dig in." .Jl
Ha."o. Oronaslo practice, :uttmn
up tiiillii. gas attacks, star shell
praoticc, aerial defense nil that
America of the National Army is
learning you see.
Anil then thoso ' ttrlm nnd tor
rlb.o lessons arc put into practice
m sober, t oailly ear.hcst on tho firo
swopt bottto frcldiiof Frnneo hefoio.
your very oyes. The harim of it
is tlio heroism of actuality.
YOUfVRnb',ytl Y0V " ..WMlhMrt.
t1eSWorl3!"fl Pr th rec,0", ,,f
tt
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