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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

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aerer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20

facture OF cotton twine and such
things as the bin authorizing the new
mills contemplated.
Il was hoped by the authors Of the
bill that the establishment OF the
plant and the making OF cotton twine
OF low grades as well as bagging for
cotton bales. sacks for sugar and other
products 10 supplant the iute material
now used FOR these purposes In many
instances would create a new demand
for cotton and help boost the price
of that staple
Al the last meeting OF the board II
was definitely decided that the plant
would be- erected either az Rusk or
Huntsville, there being arguments I'm
favor Of both places The presence Of
the textile plant already az Huntsville
ls one OF the arguments for that place
while al Rusk there are three rail
roads. and II Mr. Wortham takes over
the iron foundry the gases from the
foundry that would otherwise be vast
ed entirely would supply all the fuel
necessary 20 run the machinery Of the
plant.-Houston Chronicle
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
SURGEONS TAKE
ANOTHER STEP
The Perfect Anaesthetie SAID 10 Be
Found al Last.

Special to The Eagle:
Chicago, Jan. 2O.-A Philadelphia
special TO the Record-Herald, says:
Years OF investigation by noted sur
geons for a perfect anaesthetic which
would have no detrimental effect on
the heart or other vital organs Of the
patient have apparently been reward
ed.
Electricity gas came 20 the relief
OF the surgeon and investigation is
going on here and abroad. the results
OF which have Just been made pub
lie, showing that electricity Is far SUI
perior to any OF the drugs now used.
Il produces state OF insensibility
called electric sleep" by acting on the
nerve centers OF the brain. The sleep
is not fatal and when the electric cur
rent is opened the influence is imme
diately lost and the patient becomes
conscious without feeling any Of the
after effects common with drug an
aesthetics.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
ARE To BUILD
COTTON MILL
Plant Will Be Erected Either at Rusk
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. That Gov.
ern the Proposition.

II was learned from Judge W. H..
Gin. chairman OF the penitentiary
board. this morning. that 10 is the pur
pose OF the board la the near future
TO take up the matter OF the cotton
mill az one OF the peniteuuarics iu
accordance with the bin passed by the
legislature authorizing the oNpendl
ture Of 100000 IN the installing OF
such an enterprise.
Judge GIN Is already IN correspond
ence with machinery men and cngi
neers and expects to be- able 10 make
definite announcement within the next
30 days OF the location and character
Of plant that Is to be erected
Judge Gill's personal preference Is
for Huntsville. where there Is already
a textile outfit used for the manufac-
ture Of cotton cloth ard yarn socks
for the convicts. The machinery OF
this plant is understood to be quite
old. but Il could be renewed and add.
ed to and made a plant for the manu-.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.

The subjects for instruction this
evening will be The Holy Ghost In
the Catholic Church." and The For
giveness OF Sins" You are cordially
invited TO be present. Remember the
time. evening instruction from 4:30
TO $50. tonight from 1900 to 500.
These services are proving TO be most
helpful and refreshing. and Il is hoped
that more OF the members viii take
advantage OF so great an opportunity
In order 10 be able 20 give a sensible
reason for the faith to which they
have made profession.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
TROLLEY WORK BEGUN.
First Dirt Moved This Morning on
Line for Rapid Transit Between
Bryan--srd College.

According TO the announcement pub
lIshed in The Eagle yesterday after
noon. the actual work OF constructing
the trolley or motor line between Bry-
an and the A. and VI. College was be
gun this morning The morning was
foggy and dark and for that reason
the people could not get out as early
as expected and the beginning was
delayed until 1880. Promptly at that
time. however. the first dirt was moved
in the presence OF Mayor Maloney.
members OF the city council and quite
a number OF citizens. There were sew
eral ladies In the party and they were
as enthusiastic over the beginning Of
the great work as the men. and II any
thing. more so.
There was no formality connected
with Il and no speech making. Speech
making and hot air performances have
been INDUCED In for the past fifteen
years. and at last the hour had ar
rived for work. Real work with all
the fre works and red lights removed.
and so Contractor Gammill and the
forces under him. proceeded to do
business
The mules attached TO the big plows
pulled out. leaving great burrows be
hind them. these were followed by
the scraper teams and the game was
on. The good news was flashed back
to town and the fire bell and Jim
Jam" whistle at The water plant were
turned loose and the people Of the
city knew that work had begun. II
was a long time coming, but II was
here at last. and while there was not
much demonstration over It. there was
no mistaking the great Joy the peo
pie felt in their hearts.
The start was made Just beyond
the survey OF the "Hill Crest" add
ton and was toward the college
There is a hill where the work wal
begun. necessitating a shallow cut an'
the dirt Is being conveyed by scrap
ers 10 the dump across the branci
beyond. The work will be carried II
almost an air line from the starting
point TO the college. The exact rout'
OF this. the city end OF the line. ha
not been definitely determined. Meth
er the terminal.
Quite a number drove out durinl
the day TO see the actual work goini
on. and from now until the line 4
completed. the work will be watehe,
with interest by the people OF Bryan
College and the surrounding country.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
TO THE DEMOCRATIC voTREs OF
6RAzos COUNTY.

Now is the time to pay your poll
tax.
IL is every citizens duty tQexercise
the right to vote. II you Sc this
right. you are a slave to those who
do the voting. Remember that jan
uary 81. is the last day.
DO your duty: lst. by paying your
polltax; End. by getting your neigh
bors to pay theirs; 3rd. by being for
good government and helping to make
such a government by your ballot.
THE BRAZos COUNTY GOOD GOV.
EMINENT CLUB.
]. II. WHITE,
President.
FL HENDERSON.
Secretary.
81
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
PASSED THROUGH

Edwin Gould. president OF the Cot.
ton Belt railroad. and a party Of high
railroad officials. in company with II,
Martin. general superintendent, and
A. C. Wilmington. division superin-
tendent OF the I. & G. NJ passed
through this city at 1880 today. They
we're travelling north over the !. &
G. n. en- route to Fort Worth.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
BIC SENSATION
MAY Be BREWING
Senator Hudspeth Hints at Prison
Money irregularities.

Special to The EIrfe:
Austin. Tex. Jan. 2O-Quite a SEN
sation was caused here by the state
ment issued by Senator Claude Huds-
peth. chairman OF the subcommittee
investigating the penitentiaries. at FL
Paso yesterday State officials refuse
TO comment except TO say they believe
Hudspeth Is misinformed
Hudspeth declared that indications
point TO Irregularities in former years
in the finances OF the penitentiaries.
The auditors are expected TO report
to the committee at Huntsville tomor-
row or Friday.
The senator said he understood the
disclosures would be startling. and
show the entire penitentiary system
had been conducted loosely during the
last ten years.
Governor Campbell refused 20 com.
ment. but showed interest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20

wANTED-l5O men for coal mining
and miscellaneous work In and about
mine. No previous experience nee.
essary. Work soon learned. Good
pay: steady employment. Write the
Southwestern Fuel ana Manufacturing
Company. Calvert. Texas. 4s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
GARDEN SEEDS IN BULK.

10 bushels peas. beans and garden
corn.
10 lbs. small seeds.
50 lbs. watermelon seed.
We can sell you seeds in bulk at
one-fourth the price you pay for pack.
age seeds. ]. II. MAwHINNEY.
N n
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20
NOTICE TAX PAYERS.

You had better pay your taxes be-
fore Il Is too late. After January 81.
a penalty OF ten per cent Is added. OF
fee win be open until Z O'Clock on
last day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-20

]. II. HINES,
City Tax Collector,
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
Mr.. EPSTEIN GIVES
ANOTHER LECTURE

Herman Epstein assisted by Nine. Ado
iaise Baldwin. of Now Yorh gave tho
ninth iu bis series Of lecturefocitals at
the Misses Hobbs school. yesterday ar
ternoon. before an apprecative audience.
Tho two German song-masters. Schumann
and Schubert were discussed by Mr.. Ep-
stein He said that although America and
England are rich IN folk songs there is
a "accharinify of sentiment about them
which takes away from their worth. and
no modern song can compare with the
works of the German masters For an
other thing there Is too little attention to
the possibilities of the pianoforie accom-
panimont. and too little connection he-
tween the words and the meter and accent
OF the music in modern compositions.
Nine. Baldwin sang "Ungedunt." Hal
don Rosleln." and "Hark. Hark tho
Lark" from Schubert, and the schumann
song cycle. ''Noman's Love and Life"
Nine. Baldwin has a rich, deep contralto
voice and magnetic personality that at
once put her audience into a sympathetic
appreciation Of the beauty and intensity
Of feeling in the wonderfully meiudious
songs.
The last lecture in tho course will be
given next Wednesday afternoon
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
EMIGRATION ALARMS
KING OF SWEDEN

STOCKHOLM. Feb. 3.ln 8n effort
20 check thc emleratipn from Sweden.
king CiHstnv has just approved a plan
for q series Of national plays in Swed-
ish theatres 20 awaken more patriotic
feeling among the people. The enter
prise viii be pushed with especial
vigor at Gottonburg. where most emil
grants bound for America embark.
The King says that emigration has
for years drained Sweden Of large
proportion of It's best and most enter
prsing blood The recent general
strike. which ended with many high
class workingmen out of positions and
still a larger number dissatisfied with
labor conditions In Sweden has given
decided Impetus TO emigration.
As supplement 10 the theatre plan
the King has engaged the Arctic oN-
plorer Nordenskiod to tour the conn
try TO lecture on national subjects 10
keep the Swedish at home
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
COST OF LIVING
INQUIRY ON
Washington in Grip Of Get
RiCh-QuiCk Mer-
chants
SGNATE AND HOUSE TO
MAKE INVESTIGATION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-"Good morn
Ing, have YOU testified yet before any Of
The cost of living committees and II So
which trust have you been swatting2'
This VIII in a short time be a popular
form of salutation at the national capital
Tor the day Of the investigation is at hand.
The market basket and the dinner pail
have grown until now they are by all odds
the most important pictures in the public
eye The Senate and House and the mem
bers of each branch of the National Con-
gress are now engaged in a wild scramble
10 get there first in the food investigation
race. The House left the post ahead Of the
Senate but the Senate by extraordinary
rxertion hopes TO catch up and out dis
tance its less dignifed competitor The
hrst bona fide. sure enough investigation
was begun by the House committee on
the District of Columbia. This has been
going on for about two weeks and has
extracted good many interesting facts
Rbout food trusts and combinations at the
rapltol. Secretary Wilson. DIT. Wiley,
Wholesale and retail butchers bakers and
Hrocers have testified and 1t has been
provided pretty conclusively that the
Washington housekeepers are in the grip
Of a heartless set OF get-rich quick mer-
chants.
The Secretary of Agriculture testified
that one store started by clerks in the
government departments had been liter
ally strangled TO death by the retail gro
cers' association.
AS soon as the District OF Columbia
committees investigation began to make
talk. and the members Of the House real
lied that the cost Of living slogan was
ringing louder and louder from coast TO
coast, the ways and means committee
ngreed upon resolution to start an in
Nestigation of it's own. The ways and
means committees investigation. will, It is
said. be much wider in scope than that
set on food by tho District OF Columbia
COMMITTEES.
Now the Senate prodded by Senator
Lodge is in the game The Lodge resolu-
tion has been referred 10 the finance com.
inttec of which Mr.. Aldrich is chairman
and which corresponds TO the House ways
md means committee
Various members Of the House and Sem
nte sre gnashiug their teeth because thel
have been ignored IN these investigation
procoedinFs Senator Elkins has been try
ing for weeks to secure recognition OF .
resolution Of the same sort that tho nm
ance committee has now accepted from
senator Lodge.
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
SHAD HATCHERY
FOR The RIVER
Senator DUPONT ArrangeS For
Return of Fish Hawk to
the Delaware
WILL BE STATIONED
OFF GLOUCESTER

Through the efforts of Senator Henry
A. dupont. the fish propogating steam
er Fish Hawk viii return to the Della
ware River this spring to hatch shad
TO restocS the river At the last ses-
sion of Congress. Senator dupont got
through the Senate a bill to appro-
pirate $4,000 for hatchery on shore
at New Castle, but the House let the
bill die along with many other appro-
priations.
The Fish Hawk was stationed in the
Delaware River for several years and
engaged in Matching shad but a few
years ago it was detailed for sea duty
off the New England coast and fol-
lowed propagation work there. The
result has been that the Matching of
shad spawn for the Delaware River
has been neglected Fish Commits
sioner Evan G. Shortlidge conferred
with Senator dupont about the matter.
and the Senator got busy with the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor at
Washington.
The result is that the Fish Hawk
will be returned 10 the Delaware River
and will be stationed off Gloucester, N.
j.. and engaged exclusively in the
Matching of thousands Of shad TO be
turned loose in the river The water
about Gloucester is clear. and free from
braclish taint. and therefore is regard
ed as better for Matching purposes than
the water around Wilmington.
The return Of the Fish Hawk 10 the
propagation job means that here will
he a plentiful supply in another year
Of the succulent Delaware shad. which
has been decreasing at an alarming
rate in recent years. The fish are
kept i'm the hatchery until they are
! several inches long. AS they grow
they make their way down the river
and bay into salt water.
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
DIR. ESLER TALKS
OF LOST SHEEP
Evangelist breaches to An
other Large Congregation at
Central Church

The Rev DR.. Alexander Esler, who Is
conducting revival services in Central
presbyterian Church, held a service at the
Pusey and Jones shops at 1890 O'Clock
to-day. The meeting continued fifteen
minutes. DIT. Esler was assisted by
corps Of members Of Central Church.
AT Central Presbyterian Church last
night a large audience gathered 20 hear
IDr Esler. He preached on the text:
1s 81. 6. "All we like sheep have gone
astray: we have turned every one to hts
own way and the Lord hath laid on Him
iniQuity Of us ALL" In part no said:
some have said that this chapter is the
middle chapter of the Bible and some
fhat this verse is the middle verse Of the
bible Whether that is so I know not.
One thing do know. this verse and this
chapter set forth the fundamental facts
of Christianity. Tho Divine Messenger Is
reporting our business relations with
God. lie begins by saying, Who hath be-
lieved our report In the report are two
sides, Debit and Credit. In the Debit
side against us are two entries. In our
Credit. one entry First on the Debit
side is this entry. An we like sheep have
gOno asiray. The word ALI includes
every man, woman and child here to-
might. God compares us all to lost sheep.
Not to a dog. for you cannot lose a dog
hut a brainless sheep is easily lost. The
fear of man bringeth a snare. have
known many a lad TO lose his religion
because his companions laughed at him.
Men may laugh you into hell, they can
not laugh yo uOut again. Christianity
means manliness.
THE second entry against us IS we
dave turned every one TO his own way
THAT is the sin OF the world to-day. That
BIS the reason hum-n society Is so d..
Nided. The reason that even the church
ds cut into isms. Every one will have
his own way What viii unite the race;
When men will heed the voice Of God
saying, This Is the way. Walk ye In
dt' What way, Lord? Jesus replies, Z
am the way BY Ne If any man enter
5n he shall he saved Blessed Jesus lie
ds not only the Way but the good shep,
herd who seeks the lost TIL He has found
1t, and having found II He layeth it or
1Iis shoulders and bringeth It back L
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