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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
zpravy zahranitns
RAKOUSKO- -UIfERSKO.

Vlada uyefej1uje obsablou pfedlohr
oblcdn6 inValidnfhO n HarobDibo poi
btoyaui. Pfedloha Tn bude 20 Bejdfiy1
pfcdlozena fsske radG ku schylleni.
v Terstu yypukly vazn6 spory {
mzdu, Segt set dokoynieh d6Inik1 I'm
konsk0.ameriekd pnroplaycbui spoleGno
sti yybl0 na sthyku. Okamait6 zahGie
no bylo horlivG yyiednayani za G6elcu
uroynani stdyajicfch sporl. PIES 10
atayka, byt by byla pomfrut ryeble
zahebndna, piece jen 2pdsobi yazn6 o.
cbromeDi doprnvy.
ProtinGmcckG dom0nsirace I.ublnni
- Y Prazo MydaIy podnGt ke bnuti, jez
ma m d6cl, nby VI Vidni zakazAny by.
ly ysechny obebodni ndpsy, jcz uojsou
ps6ny n6mecktm iazyku Ndmeckf
rad Vidnt ma tim zpdsobem bfH m
el0yan tnkf Ohledu obcbodnim.
V Lublan y Kraiind skoDfon byl bro.
mndny process G6astniky protin6mo.
ckfob bouH \ minul6bo 2aH b6hcm
nicbh yoisko yystFolilo do z1stupu slo.
winch ugmriilo ntkolik 0sob vedlo
velkfh0 podtu porandn@eh, Ctrn6ct So.
winch odsouzeno bylo do yGzeni od dvou
tfdnd m do scati mdsich. Ku proccsu
poyollu1 bylo YolkG mB0zstW syGdk6,
Cigaf Yil6m ndmccky DO VilDd phi.
byI, pby die hfcdnibo gd6leni oddal ~
arciy6yod0u naalednigem funtizkcm
FerdiDnBdom lovu, icpz potryaG md ri
dny We BkntofnoHti ale obn tito pa.
move M d0gud mi pusby neyyhfelili,
ngbTh odb9ynji stdl6 tajnt porady, ic.
jicE pfodmdtem die ybeobecU6bo MI.
hledu je yyyoj vfci M BnlkanG Cisaf
Frantisek Josef fizoni tfto cbouostiv6
zaleaitosh sy6fil 1pln6 naslcdnikoyi
trinu.
Now'Yor5kf Listy sd6luji; 4 Berlina
ge oznamujc, ~ y tam6jsieh umtIock}ch
kruzicb yelk6 zklnmGni 2pGgobono bylo
tim, ~ slecHa Emma DestinnOya Cd.
Fekla tam sydj koneert ua rozIouGenou,
X n@muz byly jiz gykonaBy yeskert
pnprayy Ke kroku tomu pf} &c De-.
stinn0vh 0dhodlalH ma radu sy9ch H..
kafG, Hda sc spise, zc Destinnoya jako
uyGd0m6lh Ccaka zfekla 40 syfh0 dalBi.
ho yynoupeDi Y BGrlin6 ien proto, po.
neyadz pro syojo 6eAstvi byla brbd ma.
padana yeskergm uacionaistickgm ii.
skem n6meckym, jenz snizil 30 ku
nizktmu tyrzeni, ze Destinnoya jakohto
Glepkyne dyorni opery borlin8kG, nema
praya EGmecku yyd6laD6 penizo VI.
n0Yati na GeskG ndr0dni GGele, seGna
Destinnoya nastoupi na pnrniku Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse ccstu do Now Y0r.
ku, kde, jak zuamo, yystnp0yati bude v
metropolitan Opera House. DIE Odhadu
pfibude Destinnovd, slavna GeskA oper.
nj p6ykyn6 do New Yorku agi m po.
Gatku tohoto t9dne. = ohledem na ieji |
yelikG um6ni zvlastG y Ohledem na je. |
il ryzi ylastenectvi neni pocbybnoati, |
ne krajan6 newy0rsti postaraji 80 0 to,
ably slayn6 umtkyni nasi dostalo So sr.
deeneho uvitani ma pdd6 americke. Pra.
vi 30, ze BlefHa Destinn0yA sama t0u
zebn6 ii pfeje poznati amorick6 kraja
ny, IN tech okolnosti bude ien ma mi. |
ste, kdyz Cecbov6 ameri6ti zachovaji Sc
X nj 80 zdd0uei setrnosti ylidnosti.
Okolnost, Ee ve spojeni yystoupenfm
Destinnoy6 ma newyorskem jevi5ti bude
poprv6 proyozoyana Smetanoya "Pro-
dana nov6sta', k niz TAX upfimn6 Inc
kazdy upfimng Czech, zaiist6 jen zvgai
vyznam hayst6yy t6to velk6 umtlkyne
v Amcriee.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Zpravy anlericke.
soud s krajanem Roubikem zaha.
jen.

V m6stG Knox, Ind, zabajeno
bylo soudnf pfelitcni s Vojt6chem
Roubikcm, kterg dne q. ky6tna le.
to5niho roku smrtelnG postfeliI za.
mGstnavateIe sytho, En-. +. Kyas.
nitku Chicago, na farmG tGhoz.
Chicagskd SyornOst nayrhuje stat.
nayladnimu, ably duseyni stay Rou.
bik6y byl lfkafsky prozIsoumdn,
jcIikOz pry jest pravdfpodobno,
he Ronbik yykonal Gin sy1j V ma
yalu Silenstvi. NatGeny mIadik byl
yzdy poyahy mirn6 a tichG, u spa.
chdni TAX hroznGho zloGinu nemaze
bVti iinGmu pfiEIt6uo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11

spoh amcrickS dGlnik die Mich po.
znaya, jakym zpdsobem doyedou
rozhazoyati penize ii jejich dobro.
dlnci, TAX zyanf zam6stnavateIG o
pfdtel6 d6lnictva.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Sized narodni granze.

Dnes. We stfedu, zahajena je We
Washingtonu, d. c.. konvenee na
rodni granze, k niz dostayilo Sc
5000 farmafh 70 30 stath. V kon.
yenci bude Sc pozadoyati zavedeni
postoynich spofitelen, a projednd.
vdny budou otdzky ohledn6 zpfi,
jemnGni venkoysk6ho domoya; ma.
yrhovdny budou plany, iakym zp1,
sobom ma rolnik meme produkth
kupoyati a vice iioh proddyati Y
zdimu sebeochrany, bude dale ro.
koydno o pfim6fentm raztfidfni
rolnickt prdee, o dy6rnim a hypo-
tednim systemu atd, konyence po,
tryd asi 10 dni,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Leffingwell objevll tfi move feky.

Do 81. Franciska pfibyI v tech
to dnech ReoI0g Ernest Letting
well, ktery naI6zal 80 4 Ejnar Mix.
kelsenem ma yyzkumnG arktick6
yypravG ma skdneru Dutchess Of
Bedford, ktery Sc loni stroskotal.
Vesker6 muzstyo \ vyprayy tG vra.
tilo Sc jiz drive do Soustati q Lief
fingweell byl poslcdni 4 Mich. ---
Pfijel \ Point Barrow ma yclrybaf
sk6 lodi. OhIedn6 vypravy tGto
prayi zmin6ny geolog, ze objevil
tfi move feky nejseyern6jsi I'd.
sti Alasky, kter6 Sc yleyaji do ark.
tick6ho oceanu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
]. P. Morgan prispiya ma zakoupe
nj starobyleho klastera.

Americky milionaf, j. 7. Nor.
gan pfisp6l $3.50 do fondu k "a.
koupeni historicky proslul6ho kla.
sierra Gladstonburg v Angli. Kla.
Ster tento nalezd Sc 10 mil od Bath,
zalozen byl krdlem Inou v Z, sto,
lett, V rooe 1854 byl klhster tento
zuijeu ohu5m, aysak byl lnoyu po.
stayen Jindfichem II, a odeyzddn
sytmu dteu roku 1903. IN vlddy
Jindfieha VII hyl kldstcr zrusen
a pfeyor jeho pov6scn, ]. Z. Nor,
gan ie zndm iako ndrnliyf stare
iitnik. ktery y6noyal iil ohromnt
sunny X tomuto i5elu, yzdnr tomu.
~ mnnhyeh pfipadeph hyl ma.
pdlen nnpodoheniuami v tomto
pfipadu j. aspoh iist, 5e ptispiyi
ma skntetnou "staruiituust "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11

Newyorsl,y poatmislr postfelen ma
uhoi,

FUslWslf mINia NNW NNF6n
Edward n Morgan Wtf lfn ISL
pou,lsll dng q Iulapadu pa llo
utei New NaFhu ErIaem II,
Nafkei4m stau0HFaism am@iaa
nfu u kttra patntek trB, y
dnlrisi tastl mtsgu IelH rama
i MWRam msAbIa Hapfanlia
~ ses Nsftslns ap sIHtl talHt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11

Mackey, zaleknuy se syGho Giuu,
po0de5el nGkoIik krok6, usedl na
cbodnik o r0zhrnuy Vi yostu, dobfe
nifenOu ramon reyolyru So usmr.
I'll. Nikdo nedoyedo yysyGtliti p0-
Ihnutky jez yedly MaGkeye k 1to.
ku ma postmistra, = kterym pred
tim nikdy nebyl We styku, anil do.
bfe jej 2nal Jedni tyrdi, Ne dtoG.
mix byI ehor0myslnym, druzi, ze
trp6I my8Ienkou, zc jebo korres.
pondence neDi sprdyn6 d0daydna.
Mickey byI asi 81 rokG star q 20
cb1zeI II AnRlie, Iancchal 20 s0bG
dopis, Il nGboz yyebdM m jeyo, ze
trpel utlWGIou my5Ienkou, ze ne
MI ubIizuje . ze Giu sy6j poyazoval
m protest proti mocngm na tom.
TO syGtG. MorRandy ziy0t bude 10.
choydn. Nv to V znaGnG mife dGko
yati milze sy6 11let6 deernsee, iez
IA cest6 do Gfadoyny jej doprov6.
zcla, Tat0, spatfiysi v rnlon Mnck.
eyoyycb revolver noztratiIa du.
ebapfilonnosti, uhodiIa do ruky
1tocnikoyy . TAX rdnl dan byl H.
ny slndr. Uto6nik mifil asi na srd
cc, ale rams yDikla do spodnf mn.
site Gdsti trupu, nezDdsobiyH ra.
ndnf smrtcInE.
Byvaly spolkovy senator carmack
zastfelen na ulici.
BgyaI5 gpolloyg senllor Edw.
Ward Cormack, posl6ze redaktor
6asopisu Tennesscean Nashville
Tenn, zastfelen byl Y pond6li, o.
koIem 4. hodiny odpo-
ledni We yy5e oznaGen6m mGstG 10.
blnem C0operem, gynem koloncln
Duncan b. C0opera. Oba uyedenl
n koIoncl Cooper setkali Ne ma uliei
a po yym6DG nGkolika sloy vsicbni
yytasiIi revoIyery, Robin Cooper
Yypalil dyG r6ny q senator Car.
mack jednuj stary Cooper zdrzel
se stfeIby, Carmack klesl mrtey k
zemi kdeato mlady Cooper lebce
ran6n byl do pravtho ramene. --
srazka byla ygsledkem delsiho ne.
pfatelstyi majiciho podkIad v ia.
kyehsi polite. neTovnalostecb.
Carmack jako redaktor nGkolikrat
Dsal 0 koIonelu Cooperovi q ponG.
yadz nebyIy to zadnG poklony, o.
lnaGeny yzpldl k byval6mu sen6,
'orn nenayisti. -- Mlady Cooper po
yySe uyedenG episode doprayen byI
10 nemocnice Il starry byl zatGen,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
choe byti senatorem.

Poraxeny kandidat mistoprcst
dentstH ma dem, listku, John W.
Kern. oznhmil, ie bude So urhhxrti
@ iifad spolkoytho sendtora po ],
A. ilcmenwayovt 0ysem = Kern
yyslpyiI se, te hudc So uehazgti "a
zmintui afad jena tehdN hudali
81 70 statui dsmabraeig pratt, l,e
gislatum lndlRny hnde demnkmtt
fka ytlsnou n blash a demutrat
iudil da sp0ikuy5ha s1nAlu ma Il.
FAD laiiat5n5,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Universitni president rosignuje.

President hary0rdsk6 university
G. w. Eliot, p0dal Y t6chto dncch
syoji resignaci u s0udi We, ze uGi.
nil TAX nasIedkem pokrotiI6ho sy6.
no starr. Tgz jest 7j r0ls6 star a Y
Gele university harvardsIt6 gtal 40
rokd. Nastupcem jebo bude nepo
ehybnG A. j.. Lowell, bosto1sk} ad.
vOk6t,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11

hN HtN tAHHWHA AENAFa HiANA NfW4
thN HHt.Hma a ta n4s.edaitlG fas
Fas haE.Elaa daEhtka tfi ralalalm
itiEH EFIkrm s'att s# ktahW t8h
a tentfe.iah gaHF n.HIt aaIatlesls
kAiaet ifHtf taFsl1 81 sabY shfl
e othIa g fHlbaif rfiFga} ht
iet tsiat sti Hst smta ~
Hsat Neli Hetf M6Ii Naa 8a
m NsFai sfmeaN kfAyt a hatle
asilaiai tfskF ttMn
lMlf# Aeip8Aha
tsaia 6i t Ifk "a Ahstst -
SLOWS t1i ksm Htf tfA 81
lH a.tH ffAtai s. ta tatsf
ffl ffaa tksa ifHa fFkfikf IS
a hlaAsA ss
s si eafsfaH
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Tajemnik preSidentdv bude zurna
ligtou.

Soukromg tajemuik presidcnta
Roosevelta, William Loeb, stane
se zurnaIistou po vyprseni presi.
dentsk6 lhtty Rooseyeltoyy. Zpr.
vi sc soudiIo, ze noyy president
Taft budc no jmenoyati Glcnem ne.
kter6ho oboru We SVEN kabinetu,
ay5ak k tomu nynf asi nedojde q
proto prime vrchni obchodnf n.
zeni pfi st,paulsk6m Gasopisu st.
Paul Dispatch & jehoz majitelem
George TbompsoDem, jest Y d1yGr.
mem pfatelstyi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Taft d6kuje d6lnikdm.

Tajcmnik mczindrodni lmie 10
pothfd prohluboyaG1, r. j. DO.
Ian, obdrzel v t6chto duech tele.
qrou Cd pana W, II. Tafta, move
zyoIcntbo presjdenta Spoj. Statd,
Y nGmz tento dtkuje yfcI IN pod.
poru jejich unie pfi nedayngch
yolbach, jemu poskytnutou. Pan
Taft jest jak znamo Gestngm Gle.
mem doty6nG unie, byy zvolen je.
jim Glenem Y dob6 svGho pobytu
ma Panam6, kde prohlizcl prGpIay.
nj praci PanamskGho kanaIu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Taba6nicka spole6nost je trustem.

Obvodni spoIkovi soudcove V
New Yorku: LacOnbe, Coke, N0yes
a Ward obzalovali sdruzenf anne.
rickych tabaGnikd, jez existuje pod
jm6nem American Tabacco Co., \
pof.ozoyani vefejn6ho obchodu a y
pfekraGovani protitrustov6ho zako-
ma ShermanOya. Soudce Ward s
obzalobou tou nesouhlasil.
Republikanska v6tsina v kongresu.
Die dosud doslych zprav bude
zasedati Y pfisti poslaneck6 sn6.
movn6 kongresni l73 demokratii a
2l8 republikdnG.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Americka eskadra odifzdl z clnx.

AmerickG v4IcGn6 lodstyo, kterG
kotvilo V minulych dnech Y Annoy,
Y Cine, skonGilo tam syoji nayst6.
VI, ktera 81 yyzddala Ne strany Elm,
sk6 ylddy pres million dolard. Lod.
nj ddstojnici obdrzeIi ma pamatku
pfkn6 dary u prayi, Ne uyitdnf
a host6ni jicb royna Sc tGmGf ono.
mu V Australia.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Eesmi naystsvovati hostince.

Ralph Blaisdell, auditor Harri.
manoya zelezni6nibo systemu ma
seyerozapadt, yydal prohlascni, he
zadny Ne zfizencd pod jeho ltontro.
lou Sc nal6zajicieh, nesmi nayste.
yoyati hostinee, nechce-li byti pro
pusttn \ praee. Tyz auditor propu.
still pred nGkoIika mlsici ysechny
telegraflstky a stenografky no.
hradiI je muzskymi silami, kter6
pry jsou Y kazdfm ohledu zphso.
bilejSimi pro podobna zamGstnani
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

Miss Lizzie Fullerton OF Alexander
was In the city yesterday.
For Sale Several fine young Jersey
cows. See Ralph Chatham. %.
" Cnas--tvfIliams OF Colevlew was a
Visitor 90 the city yesterday
MrChas. Wymola OF Alexander was
a visitor TO the city yesterday.
Mr. G. w, Turner Of Keith, Grimes
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Mat Bethel has returned from
Mexico and will re.enter A. and NJ.
Joe Cronshaw OF Higgs' school com
munity visited the city ye terday.
Mr.. VIM. Bomonaky was among the
Smetana visitors In the city yesterday
Jim Dobrovolny has lust received
shipment of old Delmonico Rye 2is
w. ID. Outlaw, n well known farmer
OF Reliance, was In the city yesterday
Delmonico Rye whiskey n known
all over the state. Jim Dobroyolny
249
Jim Dobrovolny is sole agent for
the celebrated old Delmonico Rye
whiskey. 2A9
Mrs. George r. Wicker has returned
from weeks visit TO friends In
Galveston
Fresh bread, cakes, etc, at the Tex
as Bakery, Mrs. Otto Boehme, Pro
nr,e,or dti
Delmonico Rye has the age, flavor
and quality. Gail for II. Jin Dobro'
vo,nv 2ts
Miss Nettle Clay Hin Of Calvert ar
rived today and win attend school at
villa Maria.
Mrs. Joe Battle of this city left yes
terday for n three weeks visit to her
mother at Calvert.
Boyett A. Myers, insurance agents
have something intereo.ing to ray In
their ad. u
Mr. Lawrence Parker left Tuesday
night for Bingham College. y. c. where
he will resume his studies for another
year.
President r. T. Miner of the A. and
NJ. College arrived at College last
night,
II YOU will take one drink Of Old
Delmonico Rye that settles II. You
will buy a bottle 10 take homo. 2i9
Mr.. Lee lowers has returned to Mil
lican after visit 10 his sister, Mrs
Walter Hlggs, inthis city.
I will be prepared TO serve fresh
oysters next Wednesday. c. c. Edin'
burg. u
Mr.. John Kasarek. merchandising at
Smetana. transacted business with
Bryan wholesalers yesterday.
Mrs. l.. u. MENDOZA and little Mae
and Miss Esther Newland have re-
turned home after ten days spent In
Houston and Galveston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

Mrs. w. c. Nolan and Mrs b. p. vii.
son and children have returned to
their home In Dickerson after a visit
to Mrs. II. V. Kernole OF this city.
Family trade supplied and oysters
served in any style at my restaurant.
C. c. Edinburg. II
Mr.. Gus Leftwich OF Houston, repre-.
senting the mercantile agency OF r.
G.. Dunn & Co, is in the city revising
for the company which he represents.
Tom Lee a Co. make a speciality of
short orders. Fresh oysters and fish
during the season. limo
Madam Julius and Rev. Mother
Evangelist, provincial left for Dallas
yesterday. Tho ladies have been
visiting nj villa Maria for the past
few days.
Beginning Wednesday | will receive
fresh oysters daily. Your trade Sc
lioited c. c. Edinburg. Il
Mrs. A. r. Causer and daughter,
Miss Mary Louise, who have been
guests at the home of Mrs. Causer's
sister, Mrs. c. A. Adams, left yester-
day for Marlin and Dallas.
Wanted-Homes for several worthy
boys willing TO work mornings, even
ings and Saturdays for board. Allen
Academy. 2sO
Mrs. Burtis and the Misses Burtis
arrived from Amarillo Tuesday morn.
ing. Miss May Burtis will teach in
the Bryan public free schools dur.
ing the 190S-09 session.
Howell & Newton have 9 large list
of fresh fruits and vegetables this
morning. have you read their front
page ad? 1888
Remember Friday is special sales
day at the and 10c store See the
soap and galvanized tub display in
window Graniteware to be sold at
l0c Friday only. Displayed in win
dow. 232
Fresh oysters received daily
throughout the season. Family trade
solicited. Tom Lee & Co. restaurant,
Main street. limo
Judge A. Haidushek OF Lagrange,
member of the board of directors of
A. 4 NJ. college and editor of Svoboda.
one of the most widely circulated and
influential weekly newspapers in the
state, was in the city yesterday after
noon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Felix Brown, Charged with Murder Re
manded to the Custody Of the
Sheriff.

Felix Brown, charged with the muir
der OF Harry Williams during the
early morning hours of Friday, Aug
ust rs, was remanded TO Jail yesterday
afternoon without the benefit of bail,
20 await the findings of the Brazos
county grand jury.
Two full days were consumed in the
examining trial which was conducted
by County Attorney Bethea before Jus.
tice l.. d. MCGEE. and sixteen witness
es We're examined
Mr., Bethea was no doubt the bust
est man in Bryan during the trial
which ended after the examination of
sixten witnesses at $3.50 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon. Besides interrogat-
ing all the witnesses he made a type
written copy of their testimony. which
totals "a pages OF legal cap. averaging
thirty-four lines to the page and four
teen words To the line, or 11,424 words
pounded out during the investigation.
Sheriff Nall. Deputy Conlee and Con-
stable Baker have each contributed
skillful work in apprehending and Sc
curing proof that justified the court
in remanding for trial the principal in
what is perhaps the most attrocious
murder recorded in the criminal calen-
dar of Brazos county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

Hodges is a very light mulatto, about
20 years old, with light brown hair
perfectly straight blue-grey eyes and
as may be seen by the picture here.
with, could readily pass himself off for
white man in a community where he
was unknown.
Hodges has been traced from Bryan
TO III Paso, TO Mexico, thence to Sweet.
water thence TO Kansas.
Cooperating with the Brazos coun.
~ officers and detective agency Mr.
Parsons, by whom the fugitive was
employed during his residence in Bry.
an has had pictures of the runaway
printed on postcards and sent broad
cast throughout the country. and 9th
erwise aided in every possible man
ner the officers who have had the mat.
ter in hand.
There seems TO be no doubt as to
the identity of the party under arrest,
and IL is hoped TO return him to Texas
for trial at an early date.
A liberal reward was offered for the
arrest Of Hodges.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03
ARRESTED IN KANSAS.
Walter Hodges, With Many Aliases,
Held for Texas Officials.

Brazos county officers have been ad
vised of the arrest Of Walter Hodges
colored, alias Walter Shepard, alias
C. J. Aronez, alias L. W. Reager, by
the sherin at Lawrence. Kansas by
whom he will be held until service can
be perfected for his return to Bryan,
where he will be tried for criminal as
sault committed Jan. 9. 1908.
Hodges has led the officers a pretty
chase since the commission Of the
crime, and has cost them and Mr.. c.
G. Parsons a lot Of money and much
time In an effort 20 locate and bring
him TO trial.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03
TO OFFICERS CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Every member of the Board is urged
to be present at Prayer meeting to-
night, an important meeting of the
officers Immediately following service.
Jas. A. CHALLENGER. Pastor
All members Of the Christian church
and friends are urged to be at prayer
meeting. We continue the study Of
Jude. Jas. A. Challener,
Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

CGpt. Thomas Lucas, an old citizen
and prominent contractor and builder
of Galveston, who was accidentally
killed Monday, was the grandfather
of Miss Alice Lucas, who spent the
summer in Bryan as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. ]. NJ. Carnes, and made
many friends here.
Square bales today brought Sc;
round bales, 5-Sc; s312 net differ,
ence. Gin at Dunlap's. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

Ring vick's Feed Store for all kinds
of feed stuff. Home ground chops are
purer and better. Corn bought, sold
or exchanged for meal. Phone S76 If
For Rent-A 4-room cottage with
bath, situated between the Methodist
and Baptist churches; waterworks and
oistern. A desirable location and nice
neighborhood. Apply to Wells Fargo
Express office, Bryan. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03
RAILROAD TIME GARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

LOCALS AND PERSONALS. .
Eat at Buchanan's dtf.
Cotton seed bulls at OIL Mill.
Fountain has fresh cakes and crack.
ers. 2S2
Miss Mamie Bergman is visiting In
Austin.
New crop Fancy Head Rice AT Foun.
taIn's. 232
Mrs. d. L. Reed is visiting in
Hearne.
American Beauty Flour at Foun.
tain's. 232
Fresh Blanke. wenneker candy at
Fountains. 232
Mr.. J. c. Boyett came up from Col.
lege yesterday.
Nice Duly potatoes 95c per bucket
Sanders Bros. 2S0
Mr.. d. spisa OF College was In the
city yesterday
Mr.. p ID. Casey came up from Col
lege yesterday.
A. u. Huggias ~ kurten was In the
.eltysy es.-fday
Counters and lumber for sale. A. J.
Wagner 4 Co. dtf
wanted-Ten pounds OF clean rags
at Eagle office. II
Insurance payers should read Boy.
EFT a Myers a6. II
]. j.. Jones OF College Station was In
the city yesterday.
Counters and show cases for sale.
A. ]. Wagner A Co. dd
MIR. Chas Clayton OF Smetana was
IN the city yesterday.
Miss Ada Board returned yesterday
from visit to Waco.
Miss Lola Elliott OF Alexander was
in the city yesterday.
A square meal for 25 cents at Tom
Lee a Co.'S restaurant. limo
The Bryan OH MN win begin crush
ing seed next Saturday.
Your merchant handles fresh home
ground meal. ask for Il. II
Mrs. Frank L. Webb left yesterday
for visit TO Somcrville.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-08-28
THIS AND THAT.

Too much money is the root of
lot of evil.
1t is easier for poor man to be
good than contented.
It's enough to discourage temper
ance reformers when money is tight.
The average man has more than
one unkicked kick coming to him.
There are 100000 bricks in the
famous Severn Tunnel.
A good way to get men to drink
plenty of water and pay lots of
money for it would be to put an
internal revenue tax on it.
James H. Stevenson, millionaire
mining engineer and landowner, of
Pueblo, COL, was inspecting land in
Meeard County, Tex, when he ac-
cidentally met Wilbur Stevenson, a
farm laborer, who proved to be his
own brother, whom he had not seen
or heard from for 40 years.
There is great deal of talk in
Ireland about rents and purchase
and dairying and grazing, and about
land and beasts and other mani
mate and animate things, but very
little talk about man, the most neg
lected creature that walks the earth
in Ireland today.--Irish Homestead.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-08-28
FRESH AIR AT NIGHT.

EE seems a great pity that with
plenty Of fresh air all about US, we
should not make the fullest use of it.
But. IS a. matter of fact, there are
very few who, for twenty-four hours
each day. breathe air that is in the
best condition for purifying the blood
when taken into the lungs. AS con-
sequence, the bodies of those even
who consider themselves well, to say
nothing OF the feeble, are not in the
best condition to Withstand any dis
ease that may attack them. This is
undoubtedly true of all diseases, but
fs especially marked in the case of
tuberculosis. Many of us can re-
member when this disease was re-
gardesi with almost patient fatalism
the one stricken was to be made as
comfortable as possible, and the end
awaited.
Common sense has even taken us
a step farther, and proclaimed the
idea that the breathing of pure air
both night and day will put the hui
man body in the very best shape to
resist the attacks of disease, whether
ft be tuberculosis or something else.
Impressed with this idea, thu State of
Massachusetts, has instituted cru
sadie In behalf of fresh air for each
and ali of its citizens. Its sanitariums
for the treatment of those afflicted
with tuberculosis are achieving a
most gratifying success, with good
food and pare air as the chief factors
I'm the treatment: but the State is not
content to stop with this result
gained IT is not enough to help men
and women to regain their health-it
r. worth while to try to. prevent other
men and women from becoming sick.