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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-05
Quarterly Statement Of County Treas

Quarterly Statement Of County Treas.
urer.
Quarterly Statement of Frank S
Rice, County Treasurer, of receipts, dis
bursements, apportionment of receipts.
and balance to the credit of the sever
al funds, for quarter ending April 1,
1910.
RECEIPTS
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-05

Wanted-About May |, good Wo'
man cook, middle aged. Apply 10 II.
r Foulke, Clearwater, Idaho. 2ot1
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-05

I hereby certify that the loieSo''e
is true and correct. w : pICE
County Treasurer.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-05
Grangevine Assay Office
E. STAHL
Assayer and Metailurgical Chemist
CRANCEVlLLE, IDAHO
ASSAYING
In all its Branches

Charges for Assaying Ores
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-05

...,v Report of the Auditor and
1gsn' Of Idaho County, State Of
honorable Board of County Com
70 ". .ers of Idaho County, State OF
lJaho' Wa herewith submit o,r
penort for the quarter ending
APRIL 4th, 1917
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Ser io5iaIe Stuoienfur=
11tS oeS 6. q. umo oei=
iem &ro9ramm.

@l16e 0ieles Monots miro nun Ser
BON ser Gentral-Steae 0es Central
&ereins Deranitaltete Stuoienfurlus
nerben, l1n0 5rpar mie ge=
meloet, in Sen &aiumlid)feiten oes So
tbolic @bautauqua, Spring 8anf,
Station Sfau6ee, nur % Meilen
meft(ib bon Millpal1fee, at ser Git
cago, Wilmoufee & ct. Saul @ilen=
babn gelegen. Soaten nun lfon 0el=
len Gage un0 ltmgebung fir biele
iid ais an5iebeno ermeilen - liegt
ood oas Gbautallqua unmittelbar am
liter em1es iener liebliden 2anoleen
@oufeibo @ountps, sic ieit Sobren
ibrer lon0idoftliden Sdon6eit me-
gen piele Sal1ienoe gum Sommerauf=
entbalt o0er poriibergebenOen 8elu=
DIE anloden ~ 10 ioute 6aS Hro=
qramm ser Gortrdge es pielen pie Ell
ne 8flidt erideinen lalien, iid Bic
ler @elegenbeit Der Mneignung unl
gertiefung io3ialen 8iiiens 51 beoie:
nel,. Sene @errer, oie Sic Cite bat:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
selbndnoigfeit.

6rage sic Mrbeiter, belonoerS Sic
ibr &an0merf gut gelernt babea> Sic
es oorin sur Iii6tigfeit gebra6t TO-
Zen uno etpasS roentlibes leiiten fon=
nerr, froget iie, iage ib, morauf ibr
Sebnen, @iiniden uno Soften gerid-
tet lit. SIRE Mntmort laBt iib leidt
erratben, uno es lit oielelbe Mntmort
6ei anen, l1ro Sic Mntlport lalltet gan5
einfo6: @ir boffen einmol lelbititain-
Big 81 meroet1.
Seien iie nun S6neioer, Sbreiner,
8ader ooer mas INNER ::oiel lie @offnlng
beieelt lie n1to lit Elm mddtiger Sporn
fir tie.
Srage ielbit Gaelobner, sic eemi-
tig, fleiBig uno lporim lino, uno
au6 6iele boffen, einnal ielbititan=
zig meroen 5m f0nnelt, pielei6t our6
Mnfauf zines 8auerngutes, ooer ourd
@riinoung zines 8etriebes o0er Sc
ldaftes. Sd CRETE nid)t aus ser
Suit, ion0ern iprede biermit int poll-
item G%ertra1en SEN inneriten @unid)
oiei er Mrbeiter aus.
Sober Mrbeiter min momogli@ iein
eigener @err meroen, aber gerooe oiele
5elbititan6igfeit lit int 5o3iolismus
rein unmoglid. SIN So3iolismns
gibt es namlid fem 2anogut, fein
8ergperf, feinen 8etrieb, fein Sc.
ldaft, feline @erfebrsmtttel, iiberbaup1
feline &roonftionsmittel i'm 8eiibe Dor
ein5elnen 8iirgern, 6enn aIle 0ieie
l5ahen iin0 I'M 8eiibe Der io5ialiiti-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
pnltti(d1e Elke,
Sir Gpnmtp=N e9iitrar.

Sn ser grinnerung, 6aB BEL meinem
(ebten 8emiiberlu UNI baS l1rfunoen-Sfe-
aiitrarsamt bon Stearns County eine
10 groBe Mn5obl mir freunoli4 geltn1,
ter 5timmgeber 5ur Seite mot, mer'
Sc ib MIDI bei ser am 20. September
ltottfinoenoen Hrimarmobl nodlnals
als oemofrotil6er &an0ibat linn oas
Megiltrarsumt bemerben, nno i9 err
lltde ale 5timmgeber oeS Gountp,
mir lire @elpogenbeit 5eigen nno itd)
am 9timmfolt item meiner erinaern 81
moucn. Sir mir ermielene CUNT
be5el,gl,ng miro lib itets oortbar er=
meiien.
34ba Subn 2ang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

Ser gu iiber5eugen, aber id modte,
oaB man iid cine gang genaue I'm
teri udung meines @anoelns int Sc
natorenamt miiroe angelegen lein lai-
len. Sd gebe oos @erlpreben, oab,
menn mieoer ermablt, es meilt ernites
5treben iei1 miro, nun oas auerbelte
ssnterelje meiner &onitituenten an
3ultreben. @iitige l1nteritiibung Ser
ein5elnen Stimmgeber~ meroe ih ourh
bette Mmtsonsfiibrung 81 miroigen
tradten. Mdtungspon SIR
35ba Sobn 5. Mbmann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

tion fir 6aS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
amt auf Sem oemofratiiden County
Sidet bemerben merbe. SS10em i9 met
ne 6reunoe u1o ale oemofratildel1
Stimmgeber freunolibit erl1de, mild
bei ser @obl unterltiiben az mo1en,
gebe i6 Sic @erii6eruug, 0aB id ie0-
meoer mir er1pielenen politiiden CUNT
ltets mertb gu maben mid beItreben
meroe. So9n S, sd>uims6ammer.
Mlbanp, 6. Suli> 1910. 33ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Sur 8ea6tmm9.

@ie in friiberen Sabren 10 lallen
mir uns ol1d in oieiem in polltllben
Mngelegenbeiten bon Sem unierer Mn-
lidt nad ein5ig ribtigen @eoanfen lei
ten, oQen bemofrotiiden GonOi>aten
fir County ooer 5taatsamter gleide
9fedte i'm vMoroltern" miqfabren SIT
lollen, ser Sen betreffenoen Ganoioa=
ten sur &er0ffentlidu1ng ibrer @abl=
interellen gegen entipredenoe Gergltz
turg in ser Mllbrif vYolitii6e Gde"
srr @erfilgllng itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
SIR 9ebuliuperimtenbent.

&iermit erfldre id MIDI alS oemo=
fratilder &anoi0at fir sic office oes
County : 56uliuperinten0enten bon
5tearns County bel sen ant 20. Sep=
TENDER itattfinoen6en &rimar1pablerl,
uno i6 erlu9e 5uglei6 Inn gefaaige
Inter ltiitung ser 5timmgeber oes
GountD. @enn erpdblt. mer0e i6
lmeiner Yfli9t getreu un0 nod belten
@r4ften na6fommen.
34ba @ilbelm q. Burger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
sir Gpumtp=g 6atmeiifer.

Madoem i6 mid als aanoioat fir
sic 6emofratiide domination fir oas
Gountp=5 babe reqiltri-
rem lalien, eriude id alien grnItes INN
Die unteritibnng Ser 5timmgeber BEL
ser am 20. September 1910 itattfin-
0enoen &rimdrmabl. Mdtungspon
38ba Gbriit. Sdn,itt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
SIR senatur 81 9iitrift.

9}ad0em ib meinen @a,nen fit oas
Stats enatorenamt bes 81. %lenato=
rieaen 9iitrifts regiitrireu gelalien,
erlube i] Inn gefdaige ltnteritilbu11g
un6 INIT sic Stimme oller @abler oeS
belagte1 0iltrifts, melde ser Mnit6t
lino, ooB ih ibnen in gbre1 geoient
babe. @em0bnli9 lalien iid Sic met
1ten 2el1te es 1id) nidt genl,g angelo
gen lein, li9 ndber bon oem S6rm
lrno 2allen ibrer legislatipen Witglie>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
2ln Sic Stimm9eber bes 81
fematprieuen 9iifrtftS
ppm mimmefpta.

@crrcn! &iermit ertlare id MIDI ais
&anoioat fir sic oemofratii6e Noml=
nation fir oas Senatorenatnt oes "a.
lenatorieQen 9iltrdts BEL Ser am 20.
September 1910 itattftnoen0en 8or=
mobl. @enn ermdblt, meroe i6 nod
meinen beiten &rdften 0arna6 fire
ben, sic NIT oem Mmte berbnn6ener
Yflidten in 511frieoeniteIen6er 8eiie
ous5ufiibren. Sd erlud)e o6tumgs-
poa nm SIRE gitige l1nteritiibung
@m. s. 9onpbnc.
Melroie, 4. aug. 1910. $500
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
2ln Sic Stim bes ~
leoislatipem 0iitriftS BON
MtnneiDta.

@erren! - Sim beutigen Gage ba=
Re ib MIDI ols &al1oioat fir Sic oemo=
frotii9e Domination fir 0as Sello=
torenomt oiel es 0iitrifts bel ser &or-
mab(, Sic ant 20. September, 1910,
ltottfinoet, regiltriren lalien. @em1
il, oas Mn1t er1p46lt, meroe i) meme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

ten, Sic 8ortragsferien gu iiberneb-
men, bringen oas Spfer, lire 6erien
ab5ubreden nn6 aus betrddtli6er
g%ntfernung iid in 5pring 8anf ein-
3ufinoen: @ep Or. Mpan aus Sort
lamb, Oregon; @ep. Or. aerbp, aus
8aibington unb Mep. g. 9. Often,
I5. S., jebt in lttab, aus ct. 2ouis.
Dieien~ @dnnern oinft Sos Spfer
ridt 51 groB, 81 tie sic b%offnu1gs=
role 8euegung i'm Gentral-gerein
perfolgt baben, uno oesbal6 gerne 0as
lire beitragen, lte ra6 beiten &raf=
ten 5aP f0r6ern. Moge oesbalb, pem
es eraltli6 oarum 81 t6un lit, ieit
8iiien iiber Sic %io5iale Jrage, rno
mas tie begreift, iiber Mr6eiterfrage,
So3ialtsnmts etc., 81 ermeitern, 0en<
ielben Spfergeiit un6 0asielbe Suite
relie fir Sic quite gade betbdtigenu
melbe 0ieie @erren bepieien baben
burh fire 8ereitmiligfeit, oieie 8or=
fridge gu %ii6ernebmen, 0eren Iitel be-
reits Sic groB5iigige m10 griinolide
8e6anollu1g ser betreffenoen 1rogen
perratben.
Erugramm Scr @ortragc.
@orgeleben fins flint gortrage 6es
bodm. Or. &pan iiber Sic Mrbeiter=
frage:
1. The Industrial Revolution, and
the Appearance of the Modern Wage
Earning Class. - Q. The Labor
| Movement in America. - 8. What
Makes low Wages and High Wages?
l. 4. What Wages are Just Wages?
II S. Is there a Solution of the La
Dor Question and the Wage Cues
ton?
Nep. 81. &erbn, &rofelior an Ser
&atboliihen ltniperlitdt 81 @aibing=
ton, %bebanoelt int flint @ortragen 0as
meite @ebiet Ser lo5ialen &eform uno
6es So5ialismlts, uno 5mar lpie folgt:
1. Principles in Social Controversy
with particular APPLICATION to Social
ism. 2. Principles in Social Re-
form. - 3. Obstacles in Social Re-
form. - 4. Socialism's Indictment of
Private Property: - 5. Socialism
and Catholicity.
9en SdluBportrag fat &ep. g. 9.
Stten> g.. S. &rofelior ser Sbeologie
an Ser l1niperiitat ct. 2ouis, iiber-
nommen, Ser Sic iittli6 : religioie
@runolage Ser So5iolen Trogen er0r=
tern miro. &ep. g. g. @offmam
BON gffingbom, ST., ser I'M p%erfloi=
lenen Sabre Miin6en=@la0bab als
Stipenoiat 6es s. 8. beiudte, miro
i;ber Sen n9euti6en @olfsperein, iei=
ne gntitebung, Organization, @el6id-
tie l1no ieine grfolge" ipreben, un0
cur6 %ieiren Gortrag Sen Ml1sblid altf
Sic @ege umo 3iele organilierter Sid
tigfeit bieten!
Wfebr laBt 1tb IN tnnt Sagen inter
Sen obmalten6en ltmitanoen ni6t
mobl bieten! @iro man 0o9 aub ser
9isfuilion cine ge,piiie 3eit einrdlt<
n1el1 miiiien. IS mare m0glib gene
ien, nod SEN einen oSer SEN anoern
Gortragenoen 81 gemlnnen. IS mar
ser &atb zines erfabrenen, lit angele=
eener SteQe li6 befin0en0en Wan=
mes, ser Sic 2eitung ser @entrol=
Stele bemog, fir Sen Mnfang nidt
5u piel bieten 31 moQer1.
3ett mnb Srt bes &nrlns.
3eit oes &a1ri JUS: 80, 80. uno 81.
Mllg11it, 1. ul1o 2. September. Srt
Ser Geranitaltlu1g, Catholic Gbalttart-
qua, Spring 8onf, 8abnltation Sfal1<
bee, ST .errei6en NIT Ser eleftril6en
8obn Millpal1fee=S eonomo1poc nn5
Chicago @ilmaltfee & ct. Saul 81.
u. - Mnmel0u1gen ribte mon an Sic
Central telle SEES s. g.
IS Sputb Sirtb Street, ct. 2ouis,
Mo., sic je0e gemiinid}te Musfatnft
ertGeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Mmfmnbi9mng!

Sem augeneinen @uni6e meiner
6reunoe Solge leiiteno, babe i6 mei1
Mffioapit bein1 GountD=Mu0itor bin=
terlegt l1no erfldre MIDI biermit alS
@Sanoi0at fir Sic oemofrotiide Nomi=
nation fir oas Stint 6es Gol1ntD=&om=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Sir Senatpr, 81. 9iifrift.

Bon pielen 9emofratel1 meineS
Diltrifts eri udt, als @au0ioat fiir Ste
temofrotiide Domination fir 0aS &C.
natorenamt auf5utretenL babe i6 MIDI
oeren @unih gefiigt un0 eriltde 3D.
ber um sic Inter ltiibnng offer meiner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

belten &rGfte uno mein beltes @iien
0a5u permenoen, SEN 0anit berbl1n0e=
men Yfli6ten in elmer 5ufrieoenitel-
lenoen Mrt un0 @eile nad5ufom=
men. Sd erll1de Sic 0urb 0iele Mn=
fi%inoigung Inn giitige l1nteri tiibung in
ser Iorausiebung, 6nB es mir utt=
m0gli9 lit, Sic aae perl0nlid 5u ie=
fen uno INN 0ieie @unltermeilu Jung 5u
bitten. Sobn .. Snlltnan.
ct. Glou0, 80. Sl1li, 1910. 37ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
@eprdientumt 81. 9ifrtft.

81 ih ols &anoioat fir Sic oemo-
fratilhe Domination fir Dos 9tepra-
le1tantelmmt oes 81. 9iltrifts mcil1en
Nolneu bobe ei1tragen laiien, . Mir
sc ih fir Sic llnterlti!tlung after met
uer Sreltuoe einie 0anbare grirmerll1g
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

baben. Sd bin ser lleber5eugl1ng, ooB
meme friiberbin genol1ene g%rfabrl1ng
ais 2egiSlatl>r= Mitglieo mir Elm mertb=
poaes Miiien beigebrabt fat uno midi
in tono lebt, oem @olfe Before Dienlte
oeun je SIT %leiltel. s, g. Wttnmettc.
Sauf Centre, 4. Ml1g. 1910. 38ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
2ln Die @dblcr bon stearns
GoMntb.

Sen 0emofratiiden stimmgebern
bon Stearns County 0iene biermit
our gefa1igen Nadridt, oaB ib mid
bel ser am 20. September itattfin<
GrimGrmabl INN sic Nomtna=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

miliarS fir Sen 4. Diitrift bon
County. Sd eriude freuno=
lid1t aue 5timmgeber oeS genannten
DiItrifts, BEL Ser 8ormabl am 20.
September gittgit fir MIDI tire 5ttm-
me ab5ugeben. Mftdael Mtes,
34ba Somn 2lremburg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

ltrifts regiitrirt fade uno oieler Mr=
fiin0igung lei oa5 freun6lide @eiud)
beigegeben, mir bei ser a1n 20. Sep
TENDER 1910 ltattfinoenoen 8orpabl
gittge llnterltiibung gemabren 81
moQen.
3Sbu 5. >. &utualfumsfi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
0erlan0t.

Bum 5ofprtigen Mntritt S4reiner ,nb
Mrbeiter perlangt. Mdberes gu erfra9en in
Der Office Der
s7<ba. @atab B,tlp & 8aptr 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

Vt1HF1uJ =. TtHHPt11Ut
.Gun0ioat fir sic Domination fir Sic
Office oeS &reisgeribts id}reibers BON
Steorns County, il1ht nodl Inn Sbre
Stin1lne lt1o Shre Inter ltiIblrng fir
eiueu 5meiten 5crmin bel SEN fon1rnen=
Sen Yrim1rlpob(en, Sic itottfinOen am
30. September, 1910. 38ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

GSreun6e bel ser &rimdrpabl. Sd b.
be mir als Mitglieo 6es @epralentan=
tenbaules m6breno 5mei Sibnngen
quite @rfabrung geiommelt> un0 mein
@tanopunft lit bel Ben Stimmgebern
oeg Di1trifts mobl befannt.
36ta Soiepb 6rieomanr1.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

river in the neighborhood of Pitts
Bridge, and then run down the river
through the big plantations. The road
will not follow the levee, but will &c
through the farms so as TO strike all
the gins, so that each planter can have
a switch and his cotton can be loaded
right at his gin.
This will be great convenience
and great saving to the planters, as
well as the salvation Of Bryan. II
means that we will always get the pro.
ducts from those farms, and that peo-
pie will come here in great numbers
by train to trade.
Verify things are coming our way
and the future is bright indeed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

greater convenience In handling and
marketing their crops.
With this idea In view, the work of
raising the necessary funds was be-
gun by stock subscriptions, and the
citizens responded promptly and liber-
ally. The result was that about s70,-
900 was soon subscribed, an amount
amply sufficient to begin the work.
1t is the purpose of the promoters to
tap the /. and G. N. at point near
Smetana and use the tracks of that
road into Bryan. Making a satisfac-
tory contract with the I. and G. N. has
caused considerable delay, and has not
yet been closed up, but is so nearly
arranged that there is now little doubt
left but that everything will be ar.
ranged satisfactory to all concerned.
With the outlook so bright the pro-
moters determined to begin active op-
erations and accordingly a contract
was closed with the engineer, White,
of the trolley line, to lay out the route
Of the new road and he took the field
this morning with force of hands
Mr.. John E. Astin is with the survey
ing party, representing the stockhold-
ers of the road.
The surveyor began at a point near
Smetana and will strike the Brazos
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21
STREET SPRINKLER STARTED.

The big pump in the city well at
the city hall park has been going to-
day and the street sprinkler made a
start this afternoon. 1t is to be hoped
that the gasoline engine will never
step, the well will never go dry and
the street sprinkler may roll on for
all eternity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.

Washington, d. c., March 21--Last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent 10 to 29, warm wave
Is to 20, cool wave 81 to 25. When
our great (D scientists undertake to
investigate the equinoctial storms they
ignorantly suppose that March 21 or
22 must be the dates and therefore
they find nothing in the equinoctial
storm theories. They seem to be in
capable of learning that the exact
dates of equinoctial storms vary from
ten days before to ten days after the
equinoxes. The moon and planets reg.
ulate these dates. For this year the
equinoctial storms should be double,
coming to Meridian 80 about March
10 and 2s, with no important storms
near 21. except cooler weather and
low temperatures will be crossing the
continent.
Last disturbance In March will
reach Pacific coast about 25, cross Pa
cific slope by close of 26, great cen
trail valleys 27 to 29, eastern sections
30. Warm wave will cross slope about
25, great central valleys about 81,
eastern sections 29. Cool wave will
cross Pacific slope about 2s, great GEN.
tral valleys 30, eastern sections April
| l.
This will be one of the equinoctial
storms, the other having occurred
near March 16. Our magneticians all
admit that the earths magnetism de.
velops greater energy and variations
near the equinoxes and planetary mete-
orologists know that magnetism is the
basis of all storm forces.
From March 10 to 25 temperatures
will range lower than usual but as this
equinoctial disturbance approaches
the temperatures will go up rap y
-
and all kinds of weather, usual to the
season, may be expected
The most radical change in wealth
er features may be expected near
March 2S at which time the earth will
pass between Jupiter and the sun.
have not calculated the locations of
these Jupiter magnetic disturbances
but as expect one storm center to be
on March 2s, Pacific coast and an
other on Atlantic coast, Jupiter's ef-
fects will probably be experienced
near the east and west coasts of the
continent near March 2S.
Next bulletin will reach out into
April and will be important because
it is one of the principal crop months.
The Comet.
Most people are fearing the results
when the earth passes through the tail
of the comet but that is not the dan
ger point. The gases of the comets
tail fourteen million miles from the
comet are exceedingly light as COM
pared with our atmosphere and there
fore cannot penetrate to the earth.
But the solid body of the comet will
pass very close to the earth's orbit
about eight days after the earth will
have passed the point of crossing and
as see 1t the poisonous gasses that
may be thrown of from the comet will
follow the earth along the path Of the
earth's orbit cannot say that these
gases will reach the earth, but IL they
do 1t will be along the path mentioned
and may cause some strange diseases
during the spring and summer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
Events Of the World Boiled Down for
the Busy Man to Read at
Glance.

The effort to settle the controversy
between the firemen and the railroad
managers on the lines between Chica-
go and the Pacific coast has failed.
The number of firemen threatening to
strike is said to be $4,000.
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ment of a law requiring publicity of
campaign expenses.

The Chicago Federation of Labor ia
vors Withdrawing of all funds of or.
ganized labor from the banks of the
country.
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There is said to be CONSERVATION in
Pittsburg following the confession of
former member of the city council.
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SURVEYING NEW
RAILROAD
Engineers in the FieId Laying Out
New ''rF'''' Bottom.

The work of surveying the new road
from Bryan to the Brazos bottom Is
at last under way. This is some more
glorious news for the people Of Bry-
an and the territory through which the
new road runs.
Several months ago a number Of the
leading business men OF Bryan went
quietly to work on the proposition of
building q railroad from Bryan across
the Brazos river and tapping the great
river plantations on the other side Of
the river The move was imperative
All that rich section was about to be
invaded by a road from another town,
which would take all the cotton and
other products away from Bryan, as
well as deprive us of the trade Of that
entire section. The road was a neces.
sity to hold that trade territory for
Bryal as well as to give the planters
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

The duke of Orleans has published
manifesto declaring the republic in
France failure and announcing his
readiness to assume the royal author
ity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

One man was shot, several others
were severely injured and consider
able property destroyed in labor riots
at Cleveland, Ohio.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21
THE WEATHER.

Bryan: Tonight and Tuesday gen.
orally fair.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

Perry Belmont says the defeat Of
Speaker Cannon insures the enact
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able property destroyed in labor riots
at Cleveland, Ohio.
Nebraska friends of William ]. Bry-
an say they have inside information
that he has made his last race for Of
flee.
San Antonio is to have a fifteen
story building costing a half million
dollars.
John c. Mabrey, the great swindler,
and Is of his associates are found
guilty of illegal use of the United
States mails.
Speaker Cannon bitterly denounced
the Republican insurgents as towards.
The weather bureau predicts abnor-
mally warm weather throughout this
week.
Statewide strike in Pennsylvania post
poned, pending negotiations looking to
a settlement of the labor disputes.
Roosevelt announces that he will
sail for home June 10.
The state department of education
is preparing to take the annual school
census.
The senior class Of A. and NJ. stu.
dents is visiting Houston and Calves.
ton for the purpose of studying COM
mission government and inspecting
the industries and engineering features
of the two cities.
Panama and Costa Rica have agreed
to have Chief Justice Fuller arbitrate
their boundary dispute.
Perry Belmont says the defeat Of
Speaker Cannon insures the enact
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

Nebraska friends of William ]. Bry-
an say they have inside information
that he has made his last race for Of
flee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

Panama and Costa Rica have agreed
to have Chief Justice Fuller arbitrate
their boundary dispute.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

Roosevelt announces that he will
sail for home June 10.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

San Antonio is to have a fifteen
story building costing a half million
dollars.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

The state department of education
is preparing to take the annual school
census.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

Statewide strike in Pennsylvania post
poned, pending negotiations looking to
settlement of the labor disputes.
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country.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-21

John c. Mabrey, the great swindler,
and Is of his associates are found
guilty of illegal use of the United
States mails.