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FOR SALE 90 MISCELLANEOUS.
One a.a.a ho.t Mn t.n.,t 49, :, q
in dfak ! Il III H. ~ nnis 9s i 80 natural
Hqnd ana viii guarantees ~ miles Nith
n it+hatsa power anEiuei ~ nnruer fast
anlnsa hraes rpddst polished auto steers
lnt device ena ahp7i tanks 70 tafff 90
One knoekah0nt salib0at. complete. 3
n ls9ssss sla s's5e r. n.,s ne" III a.
Gan launch IN 10 minutes
Can b. seen ~ caflsan'H shlpYsrd pr
ahlfesH 1908 ~. Port HlhfFisfl Naah
Take steamer Monticello az piar a. 10
O'clock
rantiuusa sale N smoke seiiad labels
20 All kinds ~ psiniH NafniNhes and
kal.ainines q greatly reduced pfiesa
HATFIELD HENhAHu co. INC
iif second Az
KODAK DEVELOPING
esnis z rail any an. Fflnis ARD
see,ssss .ss e tsr zee 5sgeh" Fh''o
FOR SALE fbbe
pua Atlas automatic double crank rn
cine. 1915 % horse pnwefl used mos.
complete with nif cup. Al condition
spx it7 Port iiakeieF. West
80 m ,,,i go sanpis suits lliso
Traders Bldg
have iea corda ~ wood whieb } must
sfii az once 30 fehsonHbie offer reject.
se Phone North isfa
8ati liruasala ruH. al ffarrnin 1905
ii1fsn ~
w Sale EaHy iiess sesd potatoes
7 p t1nfer tedm9nd WnHh
FOR sALE-FuRNlTURg.
0sil ies,1s igis, M ~
balance ~ ~ nse fafaiiurs carpets
fenas stoves e saturday aha sunday
$50 M N.UH ballard ballard fremont
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fsse takss gear chaiss y ,he as.r !,
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property aH eArnl5sHi etea rails iuealfff
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kAcNg VnArfs
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So sis lHua is anehanatsh eaantf rhaar
feets 49, iagsts.i eiass ta ire beet near.
silis ana eslY sgs miles ffaea ieeks IL
d sfHih Asa iasf HW fhH tnantv saah
Ne tint synsneni nsfHfi gitfs ehis A. best
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t9N az Naaa anA iaaAe as appainta4aat
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FARMS AND LANDS.
sess~@s~s~s~~rsF~s~sss-
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- haukers ana aaoia1ss tusn az Atas
thAt Afu IRE eANnH A4yera aHA snn
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'rtnss caf 81 fHf faa@ftY nanuaa
t@e arfss ass iIan ssaas sass bosses.
orchard Nant l'aas~fsa ri@ee iw 3an.
shesigf Martin aNHtf
IRRIGATED LANDS.
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featf e. NtsNfl HfffaalssH Hatrf aa 81
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tta AHs+Fizaa usak rtaa
wANTE o--REAL ESTATE.
.sssse-sasaas.ass..se4e4es ss@sa4sa.ass.
WIS., aay sp.als ssass saa r. ruitsf.
go - arsFn fass atsfffss SEES Nsia
FARMS AND GARDENS
1ciifN~fS
uMeHkufss
gAhm LANDS aN rtawr s8rvn
rn9a 3 - ~ keREs
cuoicN CITY 'aorNErT ANu
NiEgEn ntNsnr
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FAnMs ANo AonaAoa-lesn,a.l

AIMS sSo eCheAoE-tc entd.l
YAKiMA.MoXEH ORCHARDS
LOCATED ~ run FAMOUS YAKIMA
Valley HAS negr meu volcAN
tc sott- FWHn rBoa ALKAti Ann
aRAvnls rLeNry 81 wArER. aoon
neAiNAeE VIZ AHn srI1.iVa rms
LAM oN vRRr Easy rnNms ANY
oNn WANTING a pRorirAntr HOME
SHOULD tSNeariuArE cara. ON
GRANT . pAoaErr.
tsl CENTRAL ni.pa
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BuhEaiow or Mission doors. 81 60
Cut 10 sash for BUNGALOWS see up.
t-HEht taTn sash t2r 20 SEE
Cottage front winnawa Bottom glass
tnHto Inches top light tox2o. i1as
Fur fancy top add sec
tiass china cupboard doors tt.9e
Porch c1iamn. tpc 70 tfte
Wall o. daadnrinR felt. ] 10 to yard.
fell % 4so feet. 81 &C.
naid Seal rpofine square. sisk.
Rim locks. with black knobs f2c
Marfised locks. Jet knobs. use
Ifent door lock. night and DAY keys
solid hrunEc knob and ctcutchenn, hand
huffed fancy fnlah. ca
Cold Seal house paint none better. ~
eelors per xslian. stIs. k-eaiion lots
fif0
Gold sect harm and root paint. s-ralion
cans. eaH xailan.
krfFfnnn Vsrnlsh per gallon etto
Bring your contractors or carpenters
list here fnF lev estimate. or send for
our FREE catalogue which shows all
the lines % building material We carry.
o n WILLIAMS CO
1919 Western Az. Near Madison.
seattlc-------H Beth Phones ----- Waah-
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$3.50.
saee each fGao per saoHih buys small
h9HsH an4 iof
~ Room inaaufn house aua iet. ttan
eaah. lrl@afc fas scr month.
1880.
Haif caah balance H. suf boys
htsna nea nanssiaa aaa lef
s2T5
Ara %. sss cash. tie psr month bs9s
oAsupraa nssltg cs rs Firn A.
uEAeus Hfii4
nasF fHfrH.fHam eaifaar heaatifui
View uf lake $500. fa8F tfffna 60
Hfhff vacant iniH faHnfhH ffasn see fo
on fdtt Vnuf nHH fffms HsH lessen
aitgfnnanu sast lHth 81 b Thsss are
egaa
Three niee ioia tlfias safh. sih 3
T1nt fhffH.fufm huusH fIt0q. terms
pa rchfaeagl gas whistles place
fof Hsie Hissfunm m1arfA eaffars
no iufs assf terms So Afse4f nias
WEST SEATTLE RIAL ESTATE.
rha dsai fesi1ears dgsffigf lIas more
Zoe fism borne sites thah az other sub
NfHH ann Nlant f'e1Hf river aatNf anf
fifF lights nHa @riHu Installed Nnnh
lfa l ili1l tlftal "a co.'s sHN faffF
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CRY REAL ESTATE.

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DAVID EsNrNAw
ses ceiWaH nldr
SELLS nAevotfA nfrrE
fHufhHrf
aEr Yora HOME aEHg Sowf
pAtcss a. rsr fseni fsos rp fis ron
sow owNE5 ~ fssis 6fricG
rnf~k ~ frt
cparAng rvs PRICES WIN AT
OUTSIDE ulsrHrCT Uw fffE Nan,
q ran pnpwr FOOT
INCLUDES WATER Telephones auf eigs
hshs ~ in SOS streas tha lamps "a
ne peies
All fors tetisa ~ ls.H susgs ele.s
se Funr LAW ruN can LiNE.
sroHss ANn All coSvNNiENcrs
rfahf oS TIE ADDITION
TERMS
All. tors ARE SOLD FpH tfa cAsN
ffkr YorR netpS tssa ASP
MnsEy fAYs FoR Toun tor
MANY NEw moMr. Nuw muu.uisg
LDnk 8VEW HNE ADDITION Hk-
rutE nEIfNl NifEHE Mt
AuE~r a. N FfrN - on ths addition
akiif ffsn tH m e. a&H
COTTAGES ron aALEf
II HAVE A list uN ArTHA crfNE
aoaEs - frafn 3 A. 7 rseus faf eals
On teffaa 4 60 y cash, balance o.
Prices tsft No
NAuNutIA nfAfNF VIEW lots
urFHA Vista. AgtEfNsrnN HEIGHTS.
WHUE Dark DEWEY uF Gilman sd
aifsan t1fH Prices ana terms NBA-
auNAnLE
DAVID r. EAHFNNH
MAGNOLIA uIUfN PROPERTY.
ae4 Gotham Hida
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paia aaif ittfe sssf terms
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fssa rssssrs saFasr iei iss sf lee.
street iHlHfqFsnrufs TO- sAqes resF
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Park aEALrY COMPANY
Nssh ssth Hf f'hinnsf ~ ear
wsftb 8att. Main AL uasn Haafags
Flvn-Fonx noDrRN nouaE
Tat s9sfeq fnpfpeamenis 10 ard rala
Ffirn 81 SEQ 20
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infh ths atefs eH essf psfuHata.
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Nasfalna hease
Niit e1Ns mortgage
oue 81 az 81 those for
rnosrsov EVANS
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WATER
syaTEN EXTENDED N AnuoR
Hgiunrk HENr WEEK
issiis FEer see
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nKAuriruL SITES ron SUMMER
HOMES WHY NEAH FhNtffEiipL
sfsb S \ =" v1Ew - s6uSn Tors
AT uAHuAfN FHiCEs
uoLMEs a HARiw0
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SECOND ANp MADisov
FoH YoUR sgMMrn HuMg VENICE
0e fhs beaeh an fashionable iAia+
NIuFnr LORD.
aeH Northern Hank ultK. fih NBd riits
nAu4kIH -4.faeni house 3 lots west
seattle slice. taoa cash balance $50
n 3 rnion sos sew YonK Hrna
Firrr DOLLARS cAsn
Modem four room cottage nnsr lshiuner
az ear and woodland prfs. tafugr iaf
street improvements tn lflFn only N zoe.
$50 cash balance f4a monthly Yea eant
~ j. RAY COMPANY nc.
1913 Third Avenue
A SNAP.
$1,000 VIII boy o. avo-room cottage on
M ward nraf ilfh Az N Tot 40NlNR
10 if-ft alley fio9 cash. sbaiaaea $40
per month.
r. 70. ORR q co. INC.
7o77is Alaska nunalng
s-room house noafiY completed ana
49, 80 ,S , Scar rhianey az Car ina
price holds Eaea THIS week
JOSEPH " THOMAS a go fNC
See W Olmafed. sTfh sad Greenwood
Phone North fsat
ais.room bunaai0w an tha rnltrralty
owner daairsH 90 seil the above urw
bungalow before March 90 VIII sell GA
any reasonable lerma. but y gen have &c
least half cash you can save $3.50 uu the
price aaa owner ai zoe Arcade nidF,
b fq D. W
My own money to boy moftFaeea and
contracts anywhere in washington
Leans grefnWaN 800 American Bank
Building iud 1000
Greatest bargain rniveraltY datrlot
ilasineas lot on 18Th av y E. south Of
10th paved street. double car track
only $3.50 owner = q bsS ifi7
FiuHr AV SOUTH
I lots. street 20 street $3.50 fiaH cash.
balance eanYi small shack snmethinK
doing down there crusc. Main $3.50
Large. level tract with five-ronm house
on fnierurhan. ain miles from city for
1900. 500 lRah. balance tle Per month
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3 shsH 80 PER MONTH

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'lfuL HOME rp.cr

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2 go soi rn,f ~
H'n'fF essafs rrlrt
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DEEP RICH ALDER nOTTOM
LAND

Fsse arges an lesef vsrr easiis
cleared rlatr o. pFetff less. hanfg e.
lHtef Hfisu ataEE1n sf HnN af fhn hast
saMHs iH ihr HaisY BETWEEN NWAws
Hts fef ffta N fakra efHtn q fca DAYS
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ttAttAff - = wv ~ T.
rWfNTV NrHNH nmar Auburn aii
Iessi aatfa afna a9N vrer easily cleared.
Price fIHa1. EASY tfruA ST yea Hanf
a Eaaa uisra ~ f4nd1t FFFN f1w prizes.
DON'T fAM Co aea fnis
HUuEHI MAIrNr.
off.aaasaff Aiasaa uuilfinT
Nhfae aafes. HaarIF laefi siashaa ln
einHafs Us 81 40 mlnasea walk aaH ~
Fasnf ..fHr rtf fias 81 ant lees fnf
rsah raH rrai estate mru uer cent
H. MM "a MwN NMH Nrn 3 Tan "a.
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IsTAL SPRINGS
ACRES SIRE
81 PR MONTH

q HslaiFidrr island
t YER aIFaf anf
"a eaeata ~
- FAH HHaDtfu
~ esaf NafIaaa
~ AthH FRONT
pc sl1te hfrIna ana
SANDY hearh
lsrns ~. il,r festfia 81
- ~ HEkLrr 90
f1hk MOCK
RaNeH $3.50
nfKs hsasa ~
49, ss 4 v
~ y ntles y sss1i,I gs
~ Esi9R NV vo-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

not appeal to large number, major
ity perhaps, of those present and
those who do appreciate it know that
Bryan offers frequent opportunities to
be thrilled by thoughts that breathe
and words that burn" 1t was not
the hope of gain, for no man expected
an increase of material wealth in con.
sequence of his investment in the
cause presented. 1t was not woman's
enchanting presence, for every man re-
allied that it would not be scene of
revelry where soft eyes look love to
eyes that speak again" 1t was not
an appeal to partisan enthusiasm for
there was to be no flamboyant oratory
extolling friends and denouncing foes.
Every one of the incentives that us
ually lead men to assemble in large
numbers was wanting.
What then was the force that drew
together and held together in perfect
order and harmony for so many hours
such a large number of masculine
units. There is but one answer: The
lmmanence of God. The men of Bry-
an have seen a great light. Old things
have passed away and behold all
things have become new. The might
lest force in all the universe has TAX
en- hold of their hearts, thrown them
into the melting pot, eliminated the
dross and constructed of the precious
god an organization, the most beau
tiful and the most powerful that ever
operated in Bryan.
We speak Of physical forces, such as
muscular power, water power, steam
power and electric power, as though
they were separate and distinct enti-
ties. But when we trace each to its
source we find that they all come from
the sun, which is the center of energy
for the entire solar system.
But there are other forces, infinitely
mightier than these, operating around
us and in us. We call them psychic
forces. No man can live without
them. The human infant is the most
utterly helpless of all created beings
Take away faith, hope and love and
it must die. Either In their original
or in their perverted form, they con
troll every act and every thought. All
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

the inventions and improvements Of
which we boast are the result of their
mastery of physical forces. Are these
stupendous forms of energy, then, sep
arate entities, disconnected, disorgan-
lied? Is the moral universe, unlike
the physical, "a mighty maze and all
without plan?" No man who rea-
sons can believe it. They, too, have a
center, source from which they en-
anate. The center of psychic energy
! is God. 1t is as absurd to deny his
existence as it would be to say there
is no sun to give light and heat and
thereby to make physical life posi-
BILE. This is why the psalmist ex-
claimed: "The fool hath said in his
heart, there is no God" Nobody but a
fool could say 1t or think it.
All truth, all beauty, all goodness
are of God and are therefore essen
TALLY divine. Wherever these are we
find God. He is not afar in some i'm
aginary place called Heaven. He is
around us and in us. His spirit in
spires every good thought and uses
the faculties Of our minds and the or
gans and limbs of our bodies in the
performance of every good act. This
Is why such acts are spoken of in
the Bible as "the fruits of the spirit"
in contrast with "the work of the
flesh" There is in reality but one
truth, and all other so-called truths
are but fractional parts of this. The
concrete of all truth is God.
Jesus said: aye shall know the
truth and the truth shall make you
free" The men of Bryan are coming
to realize this as never before. No
more are the expressions, "the father
! hood of God" and "the brotherhood OF
man. empty forms of words. They
see clearly that the latter Is corol
larry of the former. They realize that
as long as any part Of the human race
is held in the thralldom of ignorance
and superstition the blood of the vic
tins Of heather rites is on their skirts
and the guilt of blighted lives and OF
lost souls is on their consciences. In
Bryan, religion is no more a matter
of opinion but of conviction. It is
not for Sunday only but for every day
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Cone Johnson will speak in the
court house at p. m. next Wednes-
day. He is not a stranger to the peo-
pie of Brazos county and will no doubt
have a large audience, because every
body likes to listen to good speech
whether he agrees with the speaker or
not. Mr.. Johnson has an interesting
message and is entitled to an unpreju-
diced hearing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25
BRYAN, TEXAS, MARCH 25, 1910.
THE LAYMEN's BANQUET.

It is wonderful. Three months ago
it would have been impossible. Near
ly three hundred merchants, mechan.
les, farmers and professional men as
sembled with a single altruistic pur.
pose. It was not the 'loaves and
fishes" for although they were of the
best most of the guests have as good
at home. 1t was not the hope of a
literary treat-"a feast of reason and
a flow of soul"-for this motive does
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

The police stopped Marathon ball
in San Francisco after some OF the
dancers had been Waiting for fifteen
hours without break. They oughtn't
to have done it. The fools ought to
have been allowed to kill themselves
People like that are of no service to
themselves or anybody else and the
world is better off without them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

The story of the hiladelyhia car
mems strike has developed into a Sc
rial that promises to rival that OF the
Pittsburg councilmanic bribery, which
has been running two years.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Since the burning Of the 7. {. u
main building at Waco, Fort Worth is
making overtures to the managers to
induce them to remove that institution
to the North Texas city--so 1t Is re-
ported. But maybe it is only plan
to scare Waco and make her dig up
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Latham in his aeroplane reached an
altitude of 5000 feet. Daredevil aero
nauts in their efforts to break the
height record keep on going higher
and higher. Something is going to
happen to some fellow one of these
days and when he falls he falls like
Lucifer, never to hope again.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

every hour and every minute. True
worship is not limited to saying pray
ers. singing songs an dlistening u
sermons, but every act that increases
the sum total of human happiness Is
acceptable service to God.
Every good man rejoices IN the
knowledge thath this great laymeh
movement, which has produced sucl
wonderful results in Bryan, is world
wide in its efforts and effects. In the
words of Mrs. SHADES beautiful mis-
sionary hymn:
The sunlight is siancing
Ger armies advancing,
To conquer the kingdoms OF sin;
Our Lord shall possess them,
His presence shall bless them,
His beauty shall enter therein"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

A newspaper headline says: New
York's Live Poultry Dealers on the
Gridiron. The dealers have been sell
ing broilers for the gridiron. II the
headline be literally true they have
simply met with retributive justice,
from the standpoint of the chickens.s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

The American Press says: ut is
reported that the Hon. William Jen-
nings Bryan will start another weekly
paper on his return from South Ameri-
ca, to be devoted especially to Nebras-
ka politics. 1t will support Mr.. Bry'
ans ideas on the local option ques-
tion."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Among the other outworn institu-
lions of the unestheric and less enter
prising past, the pig pen has fallen
into innocuous desuetude. The gar
age of thoroughbred swine has come to
take its place.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Joe MCGEE, the Brazos county poet,
is farming two miles east of Bryan.
Mr.. MCGEE is one of the kind Of whom
Horace said: "Poeta nascitur, non
fit" and like Robbie Burns he loves
to live close to nature.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Roosevelt told the girls of a mis-
sion school in Egypt that he had no
use for an ideal so lofty that it can
only be taken out on Sundays to be
admired and is of no use on other
days. There is good sense in this
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

r. V. Davidson will open his cam
paign for governor at Waco on San
Jacinto day, April 81. He is the last
of the candidates to open up; but then
the Bible says "the last shall be first"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

The Republicans are trying to make
believe that Democratic victory in the
Old Colony district OF Massachusetts,
was due to local causes, but their ef-
forts to smile result only In dry grins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Colquitt declines to hold joint dis
cussions with Cone Johnson but says
he is willing to meet Davidson. He
knows Davidson is no wind TANNER.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Saint Louis butchers assure their
customers that the objection to goat
meat is purely psychological. Meta
physics is becoming cheap while the
price of meat goes higher.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

It will be a glorious day for Amer
lea when Democratic representatives
of the people take the places of the
Republican misrepresentation now in
congress.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Corn and cotton are all right for sta
pie crops, but the truck patches, the
poultry yard and the dairy are bring
ing In money all the year. Diversified
ton makes fat bank accounts.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Time was when Taft, the president
and Jack Johnson the pugilist was each
noted for a broad smile. but recent
events have made wrinkles where erst
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Every man who owns "a thousand
wild turkey tracks in Arkansas" Is at
tending the land boosters convention
at Little Rock.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

while were dimples on the face Of
each.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Sunday religion is more ornameptal
than useful.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Eagle is authorized to make the
following announcements subject to
the action of the Democratic primary
to be held in July:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-25

Subscribers will confer a favor on
the management by telephoning the
ONCE promptly when carriers fail to
deliver the paper, or when change Of
residence occurs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-08
GAS TANK ExPLODES.
Waconia City Marshal Rams Municipal
Carbide Plant.

Waconia. A violent explosion
shook the buildings in the vicinity of
the acetylene gas lighting plant.
Marshal Michael Zahler was prepar-
ing to generate gas-his duty every
day-when in some unknown manner
there was terrific explosion, which
blew out the windows and doors and
tore large portion Of the brick wall
of the gas house down.
Marshal Zahler was thrown against
wall and seriously burned about the
face and hands, and it is a miracle he
was not instantly killed. His face is
blackened beyond recognition The at
tending physicians say they can save
his eyesight.
A small fire resulted from the explo-
sion, and the volunteer fire depart
ment was called out, who extin-
guished the blaze.
It seems Zahler was loosening up
some of the carbide which had be-
come tightly lodged in the generator
and the iron rod which he was using
caused spark, igniting the gas.
The gas plant is situated in the
heart of the village, directly in the
rear of the new city hall, and is sur
rounded by residences. Had the larg-
er tanks exploded there would have
been serious destruction of property
and loss of life.
There is some agitation by residents
residing in the vicinity, and petition
will probably be signed asking the
council to move the gas plant to the
outskirts of the village.