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The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

Lover-Of course, darling our en-
gagement must be kept private for
a while.
The Girl-"oh, yes, dear, I've TO
everyone not to say a word.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
MARSHALL REPUBLICAN

Published every Friday AMI entered in the pos
once At Marshall, Mo-. as seconds lie 81 mail matte
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

Terms: $500 per year in advance.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

Davenport couch.
2 walnut bedsteads.
l walnut writing desk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
ROrAL aCADEHT PRIVATE VIEW
Hats ana Gowns EcIlpse the Pictures
-kInG Edwards FRVsTtte.
.spse,ai cave D,'psieA y THE SCI

.Spsetsi cave DsspaieA y TIE SrS.
LONDON April 7S-The private view
oT the ROYAL Academy pictures was held
to-day instead Of on Saturday - 10 Gus
tomary. The King visited the academy
Yesterday and a large crowd Of notable
people attended to-day's private ex-
hib,tion The enormous sizs ot the
ladies hats and the brilliant colors 81 their
gowns almost obacured all the pictures
exceptinR those which werc skied.
Edwin L. Abbey's picture Of William
Peun's treaty with the Indians. which 10
intended for the Capitol At Harrisburg.
IA alone held its own II ~ huge
picture towering from floor to ceiling
II - a tour de force 81 hrilliancy.
John $ Sargent exhibits only some
small landscapes. So far as portraituTc
is concerned there il no one 90 MI his
place
The purchaaes under the Chantrey b.
quest are a fine lsndscane with cattle
nv J. A. Aruesby Brown entitled silver
Morning a beautiful silver statuette by
Gilbert Bsyes and ono in bronze and
enamel entitled -Sigurd.- illustrating
some lines nv william Morris
During his visit yesterday King Edward
admired NOS; % all tiny foSal can-
VS. Of vivid blue flowers which had been
ovarl, oscd by everybody olss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30

that the American failed 20 print clearly
the date on . photographs fac simile Of one
OF the documents In the case against him.
although the Americas carried the same
date Of the same document clearly printed
In type In the text % the article.
what = petty auibbls for an important
man. OF rather what a auibble for a petty
man who holds an important position.
Finally, anybody Who can read and think
can see clearly that the date In question h
no, the important date anyhow. but that
the important data i- the date % January
q. . date In Mayor OayNor's ndmtnis-
tration upon which the payment - Cohalan
of sts.OOe Was hnaIly signed and actually
authorized.
The January 4 signature vas ahixsd by
the Assistant Chamberlain In the once Of
ChamSerlain hyde. Mr.. Gayncr's Law
paTtre~.
Thia latter gentleman. who 10 popularity
known a. -Gavi1 T'- thick Hyde. IL not
only Gaynor's Law partner but the person
~ho figured SonAp' 'uou-ly IN Gaynor's coll
hall decision In favor of racetrack gambling
The two ,orrtttut the Dr. lekyll and Mr.
Hyde Of Law and pos tics
Mr. Chamberlain Hyde claims that his
Assistant chamberlain H. a holdoVer from
the last sdmihizfrat TON.
Mo~t as~uresily he h. \ very permanent
holdover. for he u still Assistant ChAInber-
lain although the last administration has
been four months out 81 once.
Mr.. Hyde might 30 "a far a. to explain
Why this same Assistant ChAmberlain VAS
not allowed tn sign the CohalAn warrant
under the last administration and why he
was allowed 10 sign the warrant under the
present administration.
Why do not Mr.. Gsynor and his thick
hyde discuss the date % January =. about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30

nepublssam Clubs % Take . Bsana IN en-,
Non-Pnrsl.aa nrmGnstrnaIon.

Representative Of the Republican
League % Clubs 90 the State Of New
YORK viii 20 90 the non-parttaan reception
20 Col Roosevelt on June H. The league %
the New York branch Of John HAYS
Hammond's national organization. Each
Of the clulna composing the New York
depMrtmsnt will send aOmsbody 10 maost
Inc ex-Presidsnt AZ the necspfion. The
matter was voted on yesterday af .
mssting az the Motel AGeor. at which
John a. SaSwart. prcsident % the league.
presided.
ma league passed resolutions oonaratu-
lnfing thu United States RsnSrAlly on the
elsVSiton % Gov. Hughes 20 The Supreme
Court bonch. Oeher resolutions had 10 do
VITA vnity m the Republican ranks and the
care Of Ara votsrR-
Before the session a COMMITTEES met
which Wna formed some time arc 20
nonnidsr the conatrnction Of q msmogial
90 Zen. 0orsfoB. ths Mlasissippi Senator
Who rs9ir1d from q ahOrt term IN the
CSmaae With . speeqh about tho eraninR
Of Mnnun and DfEon's limo. A COMMITTEES
% 100 ~i2l b feRnad h this Dtate 70 act
wl1h similar committees n other o1afa1.
Thay win pDcBiv8 mIhscrip1inmm Oar fhe
agDcl11n e q suitable mnm0ElaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30


w.sussoroE poaEcAsT Fon TO DAT AID TO
MonRow.
gcr sssssya rew Togk. shorsrt sad war-asy
a, a.. rsrrIp eiossy aad caaisy 10 ss0yyor: ssos
s,sfs 20 brtsk sosfA - sosfnwsa ufHds. heoostse
novfsmssfegfg - HsSgguW
- NeW Engiand. showers and warmer 20
aaF. aartiv ehssidy 1orTow n southern. snouers
An uorthern portion apd !co~iss n western Dor-
an: unsderass 70 bsish south % southwesi uinda
For eastern PransyiS ania and NsW leFsny.
,..vs,, euudy ~ sOueheru ami showers IN northgrn
,,,rolsn ao-dny: ctyudy and COOKER to-moFrSw.
s.aasrasr - sgtsh routhwesasriy winds. bsconise
sorthwssasriy - m,ouow.
Fur me DasiFtrt % Columhaa and DsiaWas2.
uautar cls,say ana uar1ner today: falF ana coolar
- rnssrU9; nNoerrass poufhuesaeFit Winds ~
cuu.Inx nsrshnugtsry t9-m@rSoU.
Far Marylana. parity slou4y iDday and
wwrWsF ~ eastern portles: fair aMt e0oler 10
,norrwur rnndsraae Asutawetaagiy wtnda beeon-
- unssnuesasr1v to-mnrroW.
Prr psssasra Sgw YnEe. snewsss ard wBEmsr
-anv. parity rlsu6y and cooEr ln-nlo1FpH; brisA
n - aouIn - e.ulnuest winfs, ahefu1g -
nnrlnSsstEriB ae-aiInl
~ wssnsrn rsnnsyivanls- parity CLASSIFY
oo-anF anu1 pDohanly loeai a,gwlras paFtY cieHa1V
ana ensinr tu-mpwgBs hriaN - nlHh eu1lASera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
PROMOTION nv ROBSON.
Austrian Omcer C01fesses Attempts "a
WuEdRr MA Guperlors ln lhe Army.


special casas Despaieh 70 TIE SuS.
vienna. April 1o.-First Lieut.. Adolph
HofFichter has confessed that be poisoned
CApt- Richard NADER Of the Austrian
army. Who died shortly after taking a
dose OF medicine" administered by Hof-
richter. and that he attempted TO remove
nine other officers Of the general staff
% the army.
II will he recalled that some forty ON
GERS OF the army received Ivy mail last
November cyanide capsules which were
said % posses wonderful tonic proper
ties. The ~ :Soner admits that he hoped
that by this wholesale removal he might
thereby secure a career and improve his
wife's social position. His idea was that
10 he could remove en- ough % his seniors
In rank he would therrpy secure a better
Standing IN the army. There wers ten
Captains appointed over his head. To
each % these he sent a special dose of the
medicine. Capt. Nader died in terrible
agony after taking his dose.
u was said at first that the poisoner
was advised o. commit Suicide. as the cir
cunnseantial evidences was 90 strong
against him that there was no way in
which he could prove his innocence.
2 There IL great popular indignation here
At Hofrchter duplicating his wife. who
since his arrest has done her utmost 20
cave him. She was arrested after her
husbands confession and IL now in prison.
being held on suspicion. She 10 broken
down With grief.
Past examinations showed that Hof-
richter led a double life. A. an Officer
he was industrious but rather stupid
A. Or. Haller. Q name he assumed. he dis
played extraordinary cunning. which
made possible his extravaganza and de-
bAuchery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
OPPOSE PUBLIC BArH MOUSE
Arguments Against q City Inssstussea q
C0ney Island.
Foremost clothisrs Since Isss.

Az a public hearing which was held
yesterday by the Board Of Estimate
on the scheme which has been recon |.
mended by Comptroller PrenderRasa for
the establishment Of a municinal hath
house az Consy Island there were on
ponents In IRE plan Who not only stated
that il would be an unfair Composition
for the owners Of the existing PLACES
municipal hath house was SleS,000 q
season The board referred the matter
u a COMMITTEES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
No LIGHT on MISS REIDs END.
CIothlna ~ American woman Cannot Ne
Found IN Naples Hotels.
Special csss Dsspsses to TmH SU

Special Cabis Dsspafeh to TMR sur.
NAPLES. April 2e.-The police are still
without any clue that would enable them
TO solve the mystery surrounding the
death Of Miss Estelle Reid. the American
woman. whoss body was found In the hay
here some days ago. They have searched
the hotels in the city and lie neighborhood
but have not discovered the missing
clothing
II has been ascertained that when Miss
Held once stopped at the Hotel Russie
abe did not sleep there; hence IL 10 be-
heved abe had two domiciles. Il has also
been learned that the two suspicious
looking Nespolitans with whom she vas
seen at Salerno were q man and woman
The man wss about ~ years old. No trace
OF the two can be found
The police still exclude the theory tina,
Miss Reid vas murdered or that her death
had any connection with the Camorra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
PIULHAN'S TERRIBLE FLIGHT.
Ne Wtn Never Again PACE such weather
90 IN Londss.Nsanchester Event.

Speetm Cdef DespafcA 70 TIVE SrN,
LONDON. April 20.-Louis Paulhan. the
French aviator who won the Daily Nail
$4,000 prize for . flight from London to
Manchester. told the secretary Of the
Aero Club to-day that Ne would never
attempt . flight again under weather
conditions similar 10 those he encountered
on the last stage of his journey from
Lichfssld 20 Manchester
He machine. no said. was nearly over
turned several times nv the TRICKY gusts,
He said he never had such a terrible
experience He considered Whites daring
flight in the DARK nees a marvellous achieve
ment and nobody admired the English
aviator more than he
The check for the $4,000 viii be pre-
sented % Paulhan at the Savoy Hotel
to-morroW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
RUSSIA EARS PRIwA DONNA.
salrna MARI. q Jewess. C0uld Nit Get
Passpart Vlsed 10 vienna.

Special Ca8s Dsspafcs 10 raR SUIT
VIENNA. April 7e.-The primA donna
Selma Kurz. who was engages to sing
At the Imperial Opera House ~ st. Peters
burg. will 5e unable 60 fulfil her engage
meut because the Russian Consul here
has refused 90 vise her passports. - she
10 Of the Jewish faith. This action was
taken IN spite Of the intervention Of in
fluential persons in behalf Of the prima
donna.
The action Of the Russian Consul II re-
gArded here - indicating tina. the govern
ment of the CxAr IN becoming more anti
Semitic. The prohibition against Jews
entering Russia has heretofore been
waived In the case Of famous artists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
DIR. HILL HoNORED ~ NUNIcH.
a. q. Ambassador % Open the Ara Display
Transferred Prom Berlin.
Special Casis Dsspdioh TO THu SuS.

Special Cass Dsspafch to THu SuS.
BERLIN, April 29.-Dr. HILL the Ameri-
can Ambassador. was present at a large
dinner party at Munich tonight. given
in his honor by Baron Won Podewills.
President Of the Bavarian Ministry.
The guests included high officials and
distinguished artists.
DIR. Hill IL in Munich for the purpose
Of opening the American ART exhibition.
which has been transferred from Berlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
ssr Gesrse Newne. vevy on.

SPECIAL cabis DsspafcA 10 TIE son.
LONDON. April 20 Sir George Newnes.
the founder Of tho Westminster Gazette.
Ta-Bas and the StraRd. and the donor
Of the International chess trophy bearing
his name, IL seriously 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
DIED IN THE POPES ARMS.
Ymn vlsalsA AGED 9aerisaRn - m vnalen
q nlas n1ase Mosnenan.

9N7TE8 - - " u "
RoHn. April 7o.-Agr. 0ugllslmo Psf-
fsEi. tiaulnr Biahop % Posphyrsoa and Cor
over hall a century naSrtslnn of thD apns-
tnliD palaces. died aInd4oRly this murnina
IN tbs nrms % the Popa
Ths Pope. On luafninG that ahS vunnp1bls
aaori11nn vs1a An oxlraunia. visited him and
~ fgil asaa n ths arlns - ths RoliiG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
ST. CONTAMINATION RECORD
Emurrss Of Ireland Makes DOubIe ReeSrd
ON Ocean Round Trip.

Special Cabis DsspafoA 10 rHE SrS
LONDON. April 2s.-The steamship En-
preas OF ireland has made q record pas
saRe from ST. John. y. B., TO Liverpool.
having made the trip in 5 days ~ hours
and % minutes.
Her time for the round trip 10 also q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
DELCASSE REELECTED.
Fsrmer Fsrrtgn Minister 90 Franee wins
by Q Marrow wa jOrtsy.

Special csbis Dsspaseh 70 TsE SrN.
PANS. April ~ Nj. Theophils DelcAssA.
tho former Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
has bosn reslectsd Deputy from Folk. in
the department Of Ariege. by the narrow
majority Of sixty-hve
NJ Delcasss 10 Republican Radical
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30

special Gable Despsfch 10 THE SUN
PANS. April sO.-Halley's comet was
plainly visible here a. SIS O'Clock thIs
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
is YEARS IN TEE NAVY.
or Edward Seymour. VINO stood hi
Dewey. metiring Frem Active Service.

SpsciaI csbis Despatch 70 TIVE STE.
LONDON. April 7s.-Admiral SIR Edward
Seymour. who WA commander-in-chief
on the British China station from 1893 "a
1901 and whose backing up Of Admiral
Dewey against the Germans after the
battle Of Manila 10 a matter OF history
will retire from the navy tomorrow after
ffty-eigh years service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
DEMANDS LIFE SENTENCES.
Prosecutor CIoalng Attack sa Murder
Counties and Accempit~ea.

G0untess and Aeeo"'p1Irts'
spsoaI Caas DespsfeA 70 TIVE SrS
VENICE. April 3p.-On the resumption
Of the trial Of the Countess Tarnowski.
DR.. Naumoe. Lawyer Prilukon and the
countess's maid. Elise Perrisr. FOR the
murder Of Count Komarowski. the public
prosecutor specified the punishments he
wanted. He demanded the maximum
punishment. which h life imprisonment.
for the Countess. NaumoG and Prilukon.
ard ten years Imprisonment for the maid.
PrilukoG turned CHASTITY pale Tho
others we're apparently unmoved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
rHEOBALD ENGRAVTNGS SOLD.
MaEh Prices Paid at Chrhtte's rsr some
Famsms Portraits.

LONDON. April 3o.-The sale OF the
Theohald collection Of engravfnES was
continued at Chnstie's to-day. J. r.
Smiths mezzotins of Mrs. Payne Galway
nmd her con sold for s7.ssS. that Of Mrs.
Rohinaon for S3.lOO. and one % Mrs.
O'NeiIl for si.S7O.
Charles Turner's Countess Of Cholm-
ondeley and Son went for g. TsO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
ARREST RURAL GUARDS.

CUBAN Government PPesslng Measures
Against Negro Conspiracy.
SPECIAL casls Dssp@eA 10 TMR SrN.
HAVANA. April 7S.-Thsre have been
fifteen more indictmsnts in the negro
conspiracy Gaze.
Several negro rural guards have been
arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
MING SIGNS THE BUDGEr.
rhea ti,e House &C COmmeas Takes q
Rest-AdJeugument % May m.

special Cahs DesDdfch 70 TIE SCN
LONDON. April 7s.-Aftsr the announce
ment that the Kings assent had been
given eo the finance bill. which passed the
House Of Lords last night. the House Of
Commons adjourned until May %
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29
A SCANDAL TO TEXAS.

During the campaign Cone johnson
charged that submission was defeated
in the legislature by corruption. In
campaign speech in behalf of Cone
Johnson NJ. NJ. Crane, former attor-
ney general, charged that some of the
members of the legislature were on
the payroll of the breweries In cam.
paign speeches in his own behalf
Judge Poindexter repeatedly charged
that the liquor interests were fnanc-
ing Colquitt's campaign. The house
has passed a resolution providing for
an investigation of these charges. and
it is expected that the senate will
concur.
These are the only facts that are
known to the public at this time. but
they are sufficient to warrant the
statement that the people of Texas
are confronted with the greatest scan
dal in the history of the state. The
high character of the men making
the charges demands that they be
given serious consideration, though
Mr.. ColQutt's large plurality indicates
that they were regarded by the public
as campaign lies, and Mr.. Colquitt's
positive denial of Judge Poindexter's
charge will be accepted until the con-
trary is proven. This is right; the
accused should always be given the
benefit of the doubt
On the other hand it is hard to be- |
lieve that three of the most eminent |
citizens of the state would concur in |
charges which have no foun-
dation in fact They must be aware
that a failure to furnish the proof
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29
THE TWENTY-sEcoND INFANTRY.
Regiment Will Come Together for
First Time in Five Years.

San Antonio, Texas. July 29.-When
the Twenty-second infantry gets into
quarters at Fort Sam Houston. that or.
Sanization will be a unit for the first
time in five years. For the last two
years the regiment has been spread
over Alaska, occupying six posts. and
before that it did the same thing in
the Philippines.
The Twenty-second are due AT Fort
sam Houston on August 9. Two of.
hcers of the regiment Lieutenants
William S. Medley and Martin Novak,
arrived in this city a few days ago
for the purpose of making preliminary
for the arrival of the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29
CITY DEPOSITORY NOTICE.

( Notice is hereby given that on Fri
Gay, July Goth, 4 depository for The
funds Of the city of Bryan will be Sc
lected by the city council of the city
of Bryan Bids will be received al,
the office Of the secretary of the city
Of Bryan up to 70 o'clock noon on
said July 29th, for he use of said
city funds The award to be made to
the bank, firm or individual, offering
the highest rate of interest on daily
balances for the use Of said money
The success 'iul bidder will be required
to furnish good and sufficient bond
in whatever sum agreed upon between
said city council and said successful
bidder.
Attest: ]. r. MALONEY.
JOHN b. HINES, Mayor Of Bryan
City Secretary. POI
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29

The people of Robertson county, es
| pecially those of the Headsville com
munity, have set an example that is
worthy of the highest admiration. A
most revolving and brutal crime was
committed in their midst, but in
stead of yielding to the first impulse
to wreak vengeance on the guilty
wretch they organized and went in a
body to District Judge Scott at Frank
lin and laid the case before him. 1t
is hoped that the influence of this ex-
ample of respect for the majesty of the
law will have a salutary influence
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29
CAME FOR HORSE AND BUGGY.

While in Houston few days ago
after the Benbow horse and buggy,
Sheriff Coniee told the officers there
of sorrel horse and red running gear
runabout the Italians. Tony and Vito
Cash, brought here with them and
also told them he supposed 7 IA IN
stolen from Houston Tuesday he re-
ceived letter from Houston officer
giving a description of a horse and
buggy that had disappeared from
there some time ago and so perfectly
did the description fiji the horse and
bugg" here that Mr. Conlee wired that
he had both here. Yesterday Mr.. w.
+. Ford Of Houston, owner of tie
horse, came for him and identified the
horse as his property and the buggy AS
he properly of his neighbor who had
lis horse borrowed when both horse
md buggy were stolen. He carried
hem back TO Houston with him.
When the Italians brought the horse
nd buggy here they sold them to an.
Their Italian living in the bottom. who
eadily gave the property up when the
Ulcers called for it.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29

will not only discredit them but will
overwhelm them with confusion and
disgrace. At least it ought to be so.
There are few things baser and more
contemplate than to make unfounded
charges with the object of blackening
the reputation of an innocent person.
1t is up to Messrs. Johnson, Crane
and Poindexter to present their proof
if they have any. and if they fail to do
so they should be overwhelmed with
such a tidal wave of infamy that they
will be compelled to flee in order to
escape the taunts and jeers that will
be their portion in Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29

A New Jersey store clerk who was
arraigned on charge of stealing
pleaded guilty and offered as an ex-
cuse that his girl demanded more ex-
pensive presents ad outings than his
salary was sufficient to pay for. The
court admonished him to keep away
from that girl and others of her sort.
and upon his promise to do so and to
replace the stolen money he was re-
leased on probation. The Eagle pub
fishes this item in the hope of bene-
hting some of the young people of
Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29

horse and the J. n. Num- horse. In
the two last named cases he is also
charged with burglary as he broke
into the barn in both instances to get
the buggies
After hearing the witnesses in each
case, Justice Niece fixed the bond in
each of the five cases at $500. Not be-
ing able TO furnish the bail required.
Cash was remanded to Jail TO await
the action of the grand jury.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29

With w. c. Davis as district attor.
ney the criminals of Brazos. Robert
son and Milan will have to mend their
ways hunt other places to operate in
or take the consequences. As The
Eagle said before the election, Davis
will make a plumb good prosecuting
attorney.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29
A SPECIAL EDITION.

" The Eagle. upon the suggestion
" Of the Bryan Commercial Club.
will issue about the middle Of
" August or soon thereafter. spe.
" cial souvenir edition of The Eaqle
and Pilot. II will be a souvenir
edition in magazine form, de luxe
in every particular, and will by
far eclipse anything in the way CT
special edition ever attempted
before by Bryan newspaper. It
will be elegantly printed and
bound and Illuminated with super.
fine Vignette eneravings Of sry-
ans leading public and business
buildings, street scenes. resi-.
dences, and citizens.
- WIZ NC ioouCu JUST at the be-
ginning Of the fall season, and will 4
be one of the greatest trade pull 8
ers ever gotten out. Thousands 8
of copies will be distributed =
throughout the surrounding terri 9
tory, and with the fine crop pros. 8
poets before US, Bryan will do 3
business this autumn the like of .
which was never witnessed before. 3
The special edition has the full =
sanction Of the Commercial Club s.
and will be not only literally pat. .
ronIzed by that organization. but 8
they will furnish a man to assist
the Eagle in soliciting ads, cuts,
wrIte-ups, etc. The solicitors will 3
start out on next Monday, and The .
Eagle asks a considerate and cour-
teous hearing for them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29

In an analysis of the vote in the
late primary, the Houston Post SAYS
most of those who voted for Davidson
voted also for submission. and adds:
Had Mr.. Davidson been out of the
race it is probable submission would
have been defeated" If this be true
Mr.. Davidson's candidacy was not in
vain.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29

Archaeologists have recently dis
covered evidences that trial marriages
were legal in ancient Egypt If an an
tiquarian two thousand years hence
should happen to resuscitate the rec
ords of present day divorce court he
would probably come to a similar con
clusion regarding twentieth century
American institutions.