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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-01-08
Will Stamp Out tuberculosis.

Philadelphia, Jan. 7.-AccOrding to
announcement yesterday the greatest
discovery in the war against consump-
ton since the finding of tuberculosis
bacillus by Koch was made public
This is the discovery announced by
DR.. Randall G. Roscnberger, biologist
and holder of the chair of bacteriologv
at the Jefferson Medical college, thas
the tuberculosis germ can be found ina
the blood long before it reaches the
lungs. 1t declared then in conditions
which makes it readily amenabIe to
destruction by simple treatment and
fresh air, and it will soon be possible,
it is claimed, to use a perfect anti
toxin which will stamp the disease out
entirely.
DR.. Rosenberger's discovery Will
transform consumption from the great
est scourge of modern times TO one
of the most easily treated diseases i'm
existence. The discoverer claims To-
have tested his method upon $50 cases.
in none Of which was there a failure.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-01-08
Northwest Weddings.

David Anderson and Miss Anna
Anderson, two young people living
near Bristow, were married last We'd
nesday
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-01-08
Bryan Man Wins,

Raleigh, n. c., Jan. Ga. w. Ora
ham was elected speaker of the house
of representatives in the state legisla-
ture today. He belongs to the Bryan
party
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-01-08
GEORGE ABE HAS NEW IDEA.

Trying to Keep Dry and Falling
Theme Of Ocean Voyage.
Berlin, Jan. 6.-GeOrge AIDE landed
in Berlin from Paris yesterday, bedrag.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-01-08
HENEY'S ATTACK lNSPlREDT
Washington People Think Roosevelt
Was Back of Pittsburg Talk.

Washington, Jan. THAT President
Roosevelt inspired the sensational at
tack which Francis j. IIcney made on
Il. II. Hartman Saturday night at
Pittsburg, is shrcwdly suspected by
people in Washington familiar with
the presidents sentiments toward the
man whom IIeney labeled as the real
boss and the archcorruptor of Cali
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-16
BUSINESS NOTES,

The Fair 10 Chicago's foremost de-
partment store and ID also the safest.
It abounds with splendid assortments
Of merchandise exclusively for the uss
Of men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-16

Hetzel's Sausages are known all over
for their purity and richness. Manu-.
featured solely by John Hetzel. the
well.known pork and beef packer, at
5O0.5O0 Larrabee street.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
NEEDS SOME SALT.

This story comes Via Kansas, but
II has Truths earmarks: A German
saloon keeper In Omaha raised car
rIer pigeons. An acquaintance Of
his. travelling man. dropped into
his place Of business one afternoon.
Louis. the man who ran the place.
told him all about the pigeons. The
travelling man did not believe that
the carriers would return to their
cages. lie bet Louis 500 that II he
took the pigeon TO Chicago and turn
ed " loose II would not ~
turn. A week later he drop.
ped around To see Louis. No pigeon
kept dropping around TO see whether
Louis was ready to pay the bet. ~
Lally one afternoon after several
weeks be dropped In. We'll, Louis, "
he said. lis the pigeon back Yes,
replied Louis. but SIS feet are awful
sore" The travelling man had clip.
ped the wings OF the pigeon aud IL
had walked back
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27

ual Engineering: fIeldenfels. ,. W.
Design for a Business Building Having
Steel Frame: voeleher II. R-A
Comparative Study OF the Cost OF Fire
Proof and Ordinary Construction for
Residences: WIgnall. c. LA Design
for Federal Building. In the De
partment OF Animal Hnsbandry: Me
MILAN, 5. A.-Texas Feeding siufs
and How TO Feed Them: Miller. X. +.
Caldwell. j. J.-Expgriments In Swine
Feeding: Williams. J. s.. Robertson.
II. 1.-The Management OF a Thous-
and Acre Stock Farm. In the De-
partment OF Textile Engineering
Brannin. c. Reorganization and
Labor Cost OF a 10000 spigdle Cotton
Mll ON Number SOS Yarn. In the DE
partment Of vetinary Science: Minier.
e. j.. Furneaux Infectious Anemia OF
the Horse. The Electrical Engineers
do not write a Theses this year but
spend the time In advanced work.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
A Vele. From IN. aeod..-

In a certain theater which makes a
speciality OF melodrama there Il a
large following Of gallery 'gods." and
very naturally the SKY" assemblage IL
composed OF knowing critics. who are
loud In their demands 10 be pleased
Woe unto the actor who Is unfortunate
enough TO incur their displeasure.
Recently play with hair raising
plot was put on the boards. The hero
was evidently new TO his part for be
fumbled his lines badly and spoke 10
a falterlng tone. Perhaps Il was for
this reason that he did not meet with
the sympathy OF the gallery. -
Just before the crisis OF the play the
hero claspad his sweetheart IN his arms
aud said
Keep a brave heart. my darling
The worst Is yet 10 come"
Whereupon a voice that had no doubt
received its training IN crying "Extryr
on the street yelled out:
What are y goln' L do. mister
singY"-London TIT Bits.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
EATING FRUIT AT BREAKFAST.

The business OF breakfast Is a most
important one. for II stores the hui
man battery with power for the days
work. A good breakfast gives a man
staying qualities. and equips him
for almost any emergency likely to
occur.
What are the essentials OF a nrpp.
er breakfast The first. the mos an.
portant. item Is preliminary meal
OF fruit-oranges. grapes apples.
canteloupes, berries - seasonable
fruit In which juice predominates ov-
er fiber. Fruit juices taken early on
an empty stomach are converted into
alkalies. keep the blood normally al.
kaline. preventing saturation OF the
system with uric acid and warding
OF the storms OF suffering which
such a condition provokes.
Fruit juices act as correctives 10
the digestive organs. whetting the ap-
petiye. increasing the secretion OF
gastric Juice and stimulating perls.
talsis. Where fruit is eaten every
morning digestion Is satisfactory. the
head Ia clear. and an agreeable feel.
ing Of general well being Is expert.
enced.
Too much emphasis cannot be laid
upon this matter OF preliminary
fruit breakfast. II accustomed to
eating a small breakfast, you should
tighten the noon lunch and o'clock
dinner. You will sleep better and rise
with appetite. II the fruit does moi
appear TO agree with you at first, try
a small beginning. Take only an
orange. drink the juice and reject the
fiber. Persist. and the stomach will
adapt itself Gradually ada a bunch
OF grapes and an apple. You will be-
surprised at the farreaching benefit
derived from so simple a practice.
After the fruit. the usual breakfast
OF a chop and rolls. omelet, potatoes
coffee. or what not. Is in order
London Sanitary Record.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
Jossphins's Many Names.

Josephine. empress Of the French.
was Yeyette 10 her intimate friends.
Her name IN reality was Marie Josephe
Rose. Napoleon after the marriage
exacted that she should be known as
Josephine. He had n mania for re
baptizing the women Of his encourage.
He made his sister Marianne an Elise.
Of Annonciade a Caroline. OF Paulette
a Pauline.
Among her numerous friends Joseph.
Inc remained Yeyetts-- Barras never
called her otherwise.
The pope was so unfamiliar with
her name that when he sent his bene
dlction the letter borne by his legate
WINS addressed 10 "Our Sister In Jesus
Christ. Victoria Bonaparte"
In 1914. on the departure for Elba.
the Debats designated Josephine under
the paraphrase "the mother Of Prince
Eugene"
At Ruell her tomb bears this simple
Inscription. a Josephine. Eugene Il
Hortense. 1895" The restoration did
not permit her recognition as empress.
-Crl de Paris.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
Eir., Of N. s~it,..

Gustavus Franklin Swift. the irst OF
this commercial dynasty. was a Cape
Cod Yankee. who bought steer now
and then and peddled the meat from
the back Of certain gocart which
has since become famous He moved
TO Albany aud went deeper into meats.
describing one after another partners
who had not the foresight and daring
which be possessed He located In
Chicago at the beginning Of those days
Of great possibilities IN bringing Into
touch the new west aud the older east
II was he who Invented the FIRST re-
frlgegator cars. This was the one rev.
dictionary act which put his sons and
a few Other sons In very fair control
Of hair Of the meat OF America. He
saw the market for dressed beef ex-
tended only after the hardest OF fights.
All great revolutions are fought
against. All the rest. all England. all
Europe, fought the Idea Of dressed
beef and then accepted Il. | doubt II
We could do without II now Cosmo.
polltan Magazine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
What's In a Name.


Talking OF names. whats~in them
A good lot sometimes. We hssw a CIR
named Rose once. She was a dapgh
ter Of old Rose. and he. being nth,
romantic. chrlstened her Wild Ger
tainly Wild Rose L a prs4y uams
But, alas. the old maf>Sas vt farses
Ing! She married a man 1aSed Bull
Then. again. We happen 20 know
carpenter named Pierrotezlc ZrnchElzi
owskelowskl. Now. whenever a &c
low workman saws down ON a na
this chap always sings out. what
itr He thinks they are calling him.
Yes, there's a good deal In a name.
London Scraps.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
SUBJECTS OF THESES.
List OF Members Of Senior Class who
Have 10 Write Theses.
(From tie BatalllonD

tfrOm the BatalllOn.l
This year there are about forty.lye
members OF the Senior class most of
whom will graduate in June Their
names and the subject Of their theses
are given below:
For the degree OF Civil Engineer:
Bean. B.-Design OF 233 IL Il. Rail
way Swing Bridge Crockett. ]. u.
Design of a 223 IL It Railway Swing
Bridge:
For the degree OF Bachelor OF
Scknce In the Department Of Clyll
Engineering: Beauregard. H. t DE.
sign OF r. X. bridge 1863 feet 3 inch
Span; buchanan. r. S-Design OF a
Il n. Bridge 1873 II. 3 in Span; Eng
lish, NJ. c.. Harris, d. h.. Van Amburg
T. H.-Triangulation and Studia sur.
vey OF portion Of the College
Grounds; GiesecISe. A. C.. Mitchell. A.
F.-Estimates OF Cost of Grade Re
duction on the II. a. T. c. X. Il. be-
tween College aud Bryan; Grady. NJ.
L--Design OF a X. r. Bridge. 1853 n. 3
In Span; Horton. c. X. Rife. A. j.
Plans and Specifications for q Sewer.
age Disposal Plant at College; Pol.
ansky. T.-Design OF Il. X. Bridge
1893 II. 3 in. Span: Riduwur. c. A.
Design OF r. r. Bridge l7S n. In.
Span: Riley. A. A.. Roseborough. W.
D.--Alternatiye Plans and Estimates
for a % Acre and 80 Acre Impound.
ing Reservoir az College: Schroeder.
A-Design Of X. X. Bridge lCG n.
In. Span; Shearer. ID. Med. Wise.
w. +. Jr-Plans and Estimates for
Water Supply at College by Means Of
an lmpoundlng Reservoir In the De
partment Of Botany and Mycology:
Gilbert, W. r.. Mcdaniel. A. A
meteorological Examination OF Col.
lege Milk Supply. In the NJ. DI
Engineering: Sigel. r. C.-Compara.
tive efiiciencies OF Two Stroke Cycle |
and Four Stroke Cycle Gasoline En-.
gines. In the Department OF Chem.
lstry and Minerology:- Casey. P. d. |
flor the degree OF Textile EngIneerl Fl
The use OF Sodium Chloride with Sod
Ium Sulphate In DyiES with Direct Col.
Drs. In the Department of Architect.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
LETTERS ARE AWARDED THE
BASEBALL AND TRACK MEN.
FOURTEEN MEN ARE H0N0RED
Some Good Material for Next Years
Team has Shown up.


'rEoH tue BdlaillOn.1
There has been quite an addition
To the 49, Association this spring
among the baseball and track men.
Moore has surprised everyone by his
excellent work throughout the season.
His pitching has been OF high class
and a par with the best of opponents,
with the exception Of his last game.
Eddie Arneson was given his letter
because Of his inherent ability, his
untiring work aud his excellent pitch.
Ing in the Baylor aud especially in
the Austin College games II is true
he has NOT had much chance but he
has proven to the satisfaction, OF the
players and the fans who have seen
him In action that he will be a win.
ming factor In our games next year
Little wickes has earned his letter
by his snappy fielding and by his ex.
cellent hitting In the Varsity game at
Austin. ladd. our slender. auburn.
haired shortstop. has demonstrated
clearly his title to this honor by his
consistent fielding and especially by
his accurate work in tight places.
We have never been able to figure
out just what was the matter with
Hooker at Waco when he lifted the
shot two feet beyond the former South.
western record. making II 80 II In.
ches Another mystery IL the way
Percy McGhee. after being about
fourth man In the 40 yard race. sud.
denly popped out in front OF the bunch
and surprised everyone. including him.
self by finishing away In front. 1t was
the race OF the day.-of course he
gets a ct"
Mcdonald. after hard fight with
the two Southwestern stars. tied for
first In the pole vault and then beat
Gallagher the much heralded hurdler
from Oklahoma A. and NJ. In the low
hurdles when suffering from a badly
sprained ankle No man could have
worked more faithfully and perform.
ed better on the practice he had had
than Mae did.
Ham could not run but he made a
beautiful jump OF u feet. l.2 inches.
and also tied for second Ia the high
jump All these men get their letters |
in addition to the men who get their
baseball IT'S. These are beware
English. Bittle. McDaniels. Eversberg
and Hamilton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
RECITAL ~ CAMPUS LADIES.
Program Is Rendered Under the d.
rection Of Mrs. Giesecke.


Last Saturday the corps was treat.
ed with a musical recital given by
the ladies OF the campus. The pro
gramme was lively throughout and
was very much appreciated by all.
as was shown by the number OF times
the participants were encored.
The music was very pleasing es-
pecially on account Of its variety
varying from the deeply classical by
the band To successful parody on
Gratitude" by the young ladies' of
the campus The Glee Club Quartet
rendered song and was encored sew
eral times. A song by the campus
choir. a duet by Mrs. Giesecke and
Airs. Delay, dainty piece by the
Mandolin Club. aad very pretty
butterfly drill by the little girls OF
the campus. were other entertaining
features OF the evening.
The real event. however. was the
cakewalk by Miss Dolly Rlves and
Mr.. @. +. n. Bittle. and the negro
comedian, James Hayes Quarles. The
cakewalk was. awarded to Dolly" and
Pete not only ON account OF their be.
ing the only contestants. but on nc.
count Of the pleasing and exciting
sho" they put on. The Colonel was
e business and the audience only
regretted he did not take advantage
Of the opportunity to make a speech,
Seldom has a more pleasing evening
been spent by the cadets.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
A Thrifty wife.

A careful. prudent wife Is blessing
10 man. especially to~a poor man.
but some wives are little too careful.
Lord Eldons wife was somewhat
near" as they say In England. His
lordshlp was very fond OF hunting aud
retired 10 the country for a few weeks
toward the end OF the season, where
he was IA the habit Of riding little
Welsh pony. for which he gave 90 shil-
!lngs. One morning his lordship, In
tending 10 enjoy few hours sport
ordered Bob TO BE- sadd%d. Lady FL
don objected. but as Company was
present gave no reason. In few mo
ments, however. the servant opened
the door aud announced that Bob was
ready.
"why, bless me. exclaimed her lady
ship. 'you can't ride him. Lord Eldon'
lie has no shoes on" q
ayes. any lady. he was shod Mis-
week" said the servant.
Shameful exclaimed her ladyship.
"How dare any one have him shod
without oriersi John" she continued.
addressing her husband. you know
you rode the pony only few times
last year So had the shoes taken on
aud have kept them ever since IN my
bureau They are as good as new, and
these people have shod him again. We
shall be ruined at this rate"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27

The machinery OF the Examiner
Review In now run by electricity. the
old gasoline engine aving been laid
by TO recuperate. In the meantime
We hope to do little OF the recuper.
ating business ourselves. Nayasota
Examiner.
Yes I'D. after a term OF years OF
intimate association with a gasoline
engine you most assuredly need TO
go into the recuperating business.
You need 10 HE yourself away to
the lonesomest OF the lonesome places
and rest. recuperate and reyiyify
your WEAKNESS OF mind. and shatter.
ed nerves. And while there ED, Il
would be good Idea to also re.
plenish your badly run down stock
Of cuss words.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
Thar. Wa, som.,hinn poina.

In BARRIERS shop the other day
saw a man for whom felt sorry-not
that be needed my sympathy from the
standpoint OF charity. for he was q
well TO do man. having many business
affairs. but ! felt sorry for him be,
cause OF what he was doins- A bar
Der was cutting his hair. lie was hav-
Ing his left hand manicured. In bis
right hand he held a newspaper. lie
was smoking cigar, and a porter was
shining his Shoes. There he sat read
Ing newspaper. Three persons were
busy waiting on him. doing their best
to please him. and he was obuvious 70
the Joy which his opportunity afforded
him. Fort Worth Star.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MAR.
kET.

Kansas City Stock Yards. May 20.
Quarantine cattle receipts here last
week were 229 cars. a big increase
over recent weeks. The advent OF
grass cattle in fairly liberal mum.
bers being responsible for a share
OF the increase. The market declin-
ed 10 to % cents during the week.
most loss on grassers. Some steers
half fed through the winter. but
with no feed after going on pasture.
sold at $685., from vicinity of Col
linsville. other lower grade grassers
as low as si.05. The run today Is
So car loads. market 10 higher. top
corn fed steers In quarantine diyis-
ion today s6i5. meal fed steers from
Texas at $3.50 and 5000. and steers
I'D cake on the grass at $500 to
1850 Not great many cows are
included. sales OF seine at s275 to
si75. veal calves * to so cents low.
er than week ago, best 1915. Sup
ply Of cattle in the native division
here Is smaller by several thousand
here than on any recent date. which
confirms predictions of traders that
light runs may be expected for a
few weeks. Il Is believed that price
breaks during the next month or two
will be short OF duration. as the
whole cattle situation Is braced by
an undercurrent OF strength In the
consumptive demand
Hog prices declined 10 TO 10 cents
last week. under the influence OF lib
eral marketing at all points. total
here $4,000 head for the week. The
run today Is 10000 head. market
closing strong to higher. top 1886.
bulk $3.50 TO $3.50. Light hogs have
been more freely offered during the
past week. and the per centage OF
we'll finished hogs is decreasing. In.
dications point To shortage o, -
per eent in hog receipts here for
May as compared with last Ny and
wish the heavy trade In poiE pro
due. as well as the fresh . X. the
situation seems TO be- fe for
awhile.
Sheep aud lambs had bad week.
but II was mainly because 81 lack OF
quality In the offerings supply to.
day is 10000 head. market 10 to IL
higher. some wooded lambs at sS.s5
and $500. equal to prices week
ago. Spring lambs sold at 1926 to-
day and best clipped lambs are
worth around $500. wethers 1925.
ewes s5.s5. Several strings OF Texas
sold today around $685. aud
Arizona wethers at 5000. Fat goats
bring $3.50 to $3.50. brushers 1926 |
to 1915.
]. A. Rickart,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
NAY 20.

MAY &c.
lG37-Pequot Indians Slaughtered In
their fort In Connecticut.
lC6S-t dst assembly OF New Jersey
met.
l77i-The General Court OF Massa
chusetts met at Boston To elect
councillors.
1sl4-Joseph Ignace Guillotlne. for
whom the machine known as the
guillotine was named. died In
Paris Born In 1888.
is4O-Sir william Sidney Smith. the
English admiral who defeated
Acre successfully against Napol-
con. died In Paris. Born In Lon.
don. July 81. 176i.
is45-Sir John Franklin sailed from
Sheerness on his last Artic ex-
pedition.
ls55-The Pottawatomie executions
took place In Kansas.
ls51-Dred Scott and family enamel
pated in St. Louis.
isGl-The port Of New Orleans bio
ckaded by the sloop-of-war Brook
Ign.
ls64-Slavery abolished In Louisiana
is65-The Confederates In re Gas,
under Gen. Kirby Smith. laid
down their arms.
lss4-Presbyterian General Assembly
convicted Prof III. p. Smith OF
Lane Seminary OF heresy.
iss6-Emporor and Empress OF Rus.
STA crowned at Moscow
ls03--An earthquake In the Wllayet
OF Van. Turkey. caused the loss
OF 500 lives.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27

Mrs. A. +. Brigance left Sunday
for Marshall TO attend the meeting
Of the Farmers Union. Mrs. Brig
ance was invited TO be- present with
her recently patented asbestos cotton
bale cover. The little AFFAIR Is at
tracing wide attention and we nm
derstand she has already received
offers for the patent right.-Nayaso-
ia Examiner.
The Eagle would like for Editor
Blackshear OF the Examiner. Review
% give a description OF this new
cotton covering. it's cost. method Of
manufacture. etc.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
l.. s. Correspondent.
J. A. Rickart

Many guests are expected on the
campus next week for commencement.
With Mrs. Moses will be- Miss i.argen
of San Antonio; with Mrs. Spence.
Miss Spence OF San Angelo. and the
Misses Robinson OF Hampstead; with
Mrs. Wtllborn. Miss Irwin of Dallas:
with Mrs. Fountain. Miss Pauline Dav-
is OF Taylor. Miss Lett OF Dallas and
Miss Green Of Yoakum: with Mrs.
Nagle. Mrs.. n. Rushmore and Miss
Sears, both of Houston; with Mrs. Lo-
max. Miss Frazier OF Bolton; with
Mrs. Carson. Miss Finley OF Sherman.
and Miss Slaughter Of II. Worth:
with Mrs. Giesecke. Mrs. Miller OF
New ulm, Miss Japhet OF Houston.
Miss Rowell and Mr.. Gruine Of New
Braunsfels; and with Mrs. Lay, Miss
Sallie wynne and Miss Katie Adalr
Of Huntsville. and Misses Jennie and
Georgia Harrington OF Hallettesvllle.
The Battalion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
What Was the Matter.

+. =. Sothern once told a dilemma
he got Into:
II was acting In a comedy when
had 10 speak the words, What's the
matterT Well one night was rather
slow about taking my cue and was
prompted. forgot myself for the mo.
ment, and when the words came.
What's the mattery | thought some.
thing or other had occurred out OF the
common. ! paused and looked round.
Everything seemed norr.Ial. and the
stage waited. Then came another
Whats the matterr from the o. T..
side. They were all getting anxious
behind the scenes. and so was l. for
that matter. looked myself up and
down and then scanned my fellow
actor. but for the life OF me couldn't
see anything wrong. AT last an audi.
BILE whisper came: Go on with your
lines. you idiot! What's the matter
with your Then II suddenly dawned
on me where was. but the house had
tumbled 10 the situation aud came
down In commissions. Minneapolis
Journal
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-27
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