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peculiar man, had manX eccentricitics,"
Lawyer Delacey replied, upfring at his
cigar Yet you knew Maurice was his
fhVorlte always. so you shouldn't DO
so disappointed. silence followed, and
then he added: DO you know l never
did like that boy Maurice, and when
old Gilmore called inc to make the
VIII l tried to persuade him to make
you his heir. but he was firm"
Really, Mr.. Delacey. would you ra thor
for mo TO have the money!" Calmen
asked. excitcdly.
Yes; for never liked the boy, your
cousin. Peculiar will isn't st? You
don't know about 1t? No. Well Ill
tell you. Maurice Gilmore is not to get
cent of the money, until one year ANA
ono day from the time the will was
made; besides. he must marry Edith
Morton, even as young as he is, be:
fore the time expires If no falls in
doing anything included in the will, 1t
Will so to the next kin"
That is !. isn't 1t? 1 tell you what
shall do. I'll marry Edith Morton
myself pleased at tho idea.
But would she marry You. IA the
question:" the lawyer asked dis
couragingiy
Il don't know" calmcn muttercd. al
most unintelligibly.
- must pe sent away Tor "A
year, at leastl" the lawyer announced.
turning his sinister faco toward Cal
men.
What do you mcan?"
Ihat If lie is sent away he can of
course not marry the Morton girl, and
you VIII come In for the fortune Yot,
maven any money, 30 will have 20 raw
Tor getting him abroad You know I
WIZ nor do All this for nothing, so let
US came TO an understanding at once.
Inc hour that followed was snont In
a Whispering conversation. after which
Iaimen took his departure, apparon,Iy.
In pleasant mood
Lawyer Delaccy met Maurice the nes.
morning on the street. and STONED
MIN. Gilmore. Id like TO sneak 10
you After Maurice's cordial Good
morning., he proceeded: "You know
you were your uncle's favorite and his
"ish was that you would complete your
education travelling. So I'm 10 o,c-
cute his wish If you'll agree WIN Won
be ready to start BY o-morrow morn
ine?" mn
surprised a"Neo'
~ will be very long time before
another ship sails he replied.
Very well. SIR
ne next day Maurice was on his ,r,,
10 Europe, unsuspiciousIy leavin,- his
fortune. behind him. Little ala he
think every moment he was ro;,r
tarther and farther from his unlsnou,,
fortune 40 'iNio"H
ITO he continually
(original) Composed bv
j. HAMILTON wIIYTE,
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THOMAS ALvA EDISON.

Edison's pAternal ancestors came to
this country from Holland IN about the
year 100.
Thomas Alva Edison. ono of our
greatest inventors. was born in n
small town called Milan. in Erie
country, Ohio. in 1917. and his par
ents settled in Port Huron when he
was only seven years Of age.
Although he has developed into a
man OF abnormal physical endurance,
nc was considered too fragile TO at
tend school when n child. and mover
went to school regularly but two
months.
Edison dearly loved reading. and
had advantages for learning, as his
mother was teacher His father
also encouraged his tendency to read :
ing, and paid him IL small sum on
the. completion of the persual OF a
book
Thus before Thomas was twelve
years of age he had read some of the
best books by the best authors lie
was very fond OF reading adventurous
tales. and was Il devoted admirer of
Victo Hugo. He was known to his
fellow operators az Victor Hugo
Edison"
Edison was also called the Child
Experimental" he had his Iabora-
tory situated in the cellar. 1t was a
lot OF bottles lined up on shelves and
each one labeled poison. to keep
any one from interfering with them.
Edison was. at the age of fourteen,
editor. proprietor and publisher of
the Weekly Herald" After Edison
became a Printer he moved his print
ing OUTFIT to the train ne was ncws-
boy on, and printed his paper while
the train was in motion.
He also moved his laboratory to
the train However. Edison's labora-
tory on wheels was not destined to
permanencc, and with its end there
came upon him an innict'on that to
n man of Lesser mental resources
would have been a terrible calamity.
One day sudden lurch of tho car
Jared stick OF phosphorus from a
shelf to the Moor OF the baggage car
and set fire to the woodwork. While
the frightened boy was attempting to
stamp out the flames. the conductor
a hot-tempered Irishman. rushed in
with pail OF water and eXtinguishcd
the fire. then turned to Thomas and
struck him violent blow on the ear.
Since that moment he has been COM
Plenty deaf. But the good hearted
man bears no malice toward the man
that wrought him this irrepara Bile in
jury. He even argues that this infirm-
ity has benefited him rather than 9TH
erwisc.
Written and composed by
BLANCHE ANTHONY.
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MY TRIP TO CANADA ON JULY =. M,

- was very bright Sunday when
we ieft Mineral for trip to ouebec
nave relatives In several places thor.
"hlch have not seen for Soma throo
years.
1t was delightful trip. We ,ef.
Mineral at 5:30 o'clock and ven,
twenty-eight miles toward Richuona
where we waited forty minutes we
then got on the Richmond, Fredcricks.
burg and Potomac for Now York.
When We reached Washington NO
passed the prcttiest park I most ever
saw 1t was all lit up with electric
nights, which formed large Wv"
which l supposed was ment for Wash
ington. We then went to bed, and
when we woke we found ourselves in
New York City Then we ate break
fast and got on another train and
went through TO Shcrbrooke. Quebec
When we arrived 1t was about A. NJ.
There we got room in the hotel and
spent the night When We got up
in the morning mother and got
dressed as quick as possible and lust
got ready in time to catch the train.
When we got on the train the train
could not go fast enough for me, !
wanted to see my people so bad, but
finally the train reached Black Lake.
and my cousins met the train and
took us UP to my aunt's. whore L stay
ed most Of the time. In tho afternoon
the day after We got there we went
and had our pictures takon. and. al
though 1t was cloudy. they turned out
very good.
A true story.
(To Be ContinuedJ
BEATRICE CLEARIHAN.
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CLUB RULES.

l. 1t is necessary to apply byl letter
TO the editor for membership badge
Afterwards. to be member in good
standing, IL is necessary TO be a reg
ular and interested worker along some
limo preferrcd-that Is. in the writing
of stories, puzzles or letters. or in
drawing.
= 1t is necessary to write in ink and
on one side of the paper only; 10 write
neatly and distinctly, with attention TO
punctuation and spelling. All original
composition will receive preference
over selected articles.
j. 1t is especially necessary TO sign
everything sent in-not letters merely,
but cverythins-with the full name
and address Of the sender.
I. only those drawings done with a
pen, in black ink, on white paper, Will
be accepted as others cannot be re-
produced.
. Prizes are awarded weekly and
medals given monthly for the best
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A MENTAL PICTURE.

The Lord is in His Holy temple. Let
all the earth keep silence before Him,
-Hah. II. 20.
How many people wonder, like to
make mental pictures when reading?
1t Is n favoritc habit OF mine. es-
pecially when reading the Bible.
long time ago l read a story-I have
forgotten what 1t was nbout--hut the
illustration showed man going nm
n mountain path, and around n curve
was a temple or pure white marble. 1t
fingered in my memory, and from 1t /
have created q mental picture that
is always associated in my mind with
the verso above will try 10 de-
scribe It, 1t seems that / can sec 4
field or plain, beautifully. restfully
green, in Il midst of a temple OF p,iv-
est marble. simple. unadorned. built |
fancy, by angel hands. Over II hangs
n solemn hush, Tor the Lord Is In His
holy temple" But that is not ALL. Be-
fore II saw little ahlid
ind a littie lamb. 4. seems
curious. hut could never picture any
one beside them, and you know Hc hos
said. "A little child shall lead them
So does 10 not seem fitting that n little
child should face the majesty OF His
glory? 1t all looks 30 clear to mo
the green field. The white temnle and
the littlo child, And the rest OF tho
world seems wrapped in deep peace.
Original,
NELLIE II. CHADWICK,
Care william Chadwick, Nationa
Soldiers Homa Hampton, Va,
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Branch Clubs and
Sending Out of Prizes
My Dear Girls and Boys:

MY Dear GIFTS and Boys:
Some ono is asking about branch T..
ID. c. Z. clubs. think ii Is such fine
idea for alumni OF our club to conduct
such clubs and show themselves capn-
bic OF developing the work they have
begun here among us, don't you2 One
of our alumni. Darlington Galloway, is
conducting such club, and his mem
bcrs among the older boys seem to be
enjoying ii very much. l have some of
Carrington's work for the State Fair
exhibit.
| am publishing the rules this week
for the benefit of new members asking
about them. And 1 am sending out all
badges, prizes and. medals to date.
am sorry you were kept waiting. but
people have to take holiday once "a
year. YOU know.
am busy this week getting your
work ready for the fair. l think we
have good showing. and / am very
proud of what YOU all have done.
YOUR EDITOR.
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nookInycrn, Cnntcat.

The questions In this contest arc
repeated from last week at the request
OF number of new members:
Questions:
/. Where Is the character Of Bopccp
found?
2. Who Is tho author of the story of
Red Riding Hood? "Cindcrilla"7
Jack the Giant Killer? Robinson
Crusoe'?
,. who is the author OF "The King
OF tho Golden River"2 "a Child's
Dream of star? The Ugly Duck
ling?
4. What charming English author
wrote The Story of a Short Life and
Jackanapcs"? What American woman
The Story Of Patsy and the Birds
Christmas Carol?" and what mimi Ia BILE
short story writer gave to tho world
Wee Willie Winkie?"
s. Changing to Confederate War
songs tell what you know about the
authorship OF Dixie" my Maryland"
lust before the Battle, Mother" and
THE Bonny Blue FlaE."-Your Editor.
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his UNKNOWN FORTUNE.
(First part.)

(First Part.)
1T certainly was mean OF uncle not
to leave me cent. and | was 80 sure
Of It, too bitterly. but just IKE an
eagle that has its claws on It's prey,
and yet 1t miraculously escapes
sighed poor disappointed Calmen Gil
more, and then he added, suddenly:
And to think Maurice my cousin, the
same kin to uncle as | was. was left
his entire fortune" Calmen was speak
ing partly to himself and party to
Lawyer Delacey replied, putting at his
sitting. Yes old Gilmore was very
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''NIA."

gay said the little boy looking IN
mo ''he Policemans face, do vo,,
Know where my ma is?"
Np"' inc policeman At that time n,,,
very busy keeping people From, CO,
NhS themselves killed by street -.
ana ne did not fully appreciate ~
courage a little boy must have ,o srn,,i,
20 nm 50 ne said srunly, What do
Although tho little boy was afys,o
81 polhs arrested. as his mother mad
l!'Huch''N predicted, set he said n.
stefniy as he could, I'm looking fo,
ne policeman laughed. This waq
quite a Shock to tho littlc boy ~
Nad never supposed 1t possible for =
r"H'eWan 10 laugh. orr he cricd
earnestly. won't you please ma bcrg
She's lost" anu '''i :
Ihe policeman struck his log Win
h'E rub several times, ana cons,dorcd
'.' matter Yea" nc replied AT Iast
"a Will" 20
THANK ou" said The ,,ue hoy
p'hltlS' hrusung MS hands in his
wen go right down to the station
S"ia tho policeman
..lIa'iroad stauon?" asked the boy
10. sir police station"
N'e you going TO arrest me-"
tfIest you? what forY"
ol losing ma"
iNe policeman laughed we don
"'lt. PEOPLE FOR losing their ma ;
/ hope wen he able to &c, he, All
on ''Eht I'm prc,ty much Worried
/ 1nnut her is this the police gtationY
Yes str it is.
Woli don't think rn 90 In
MINK ld better walt outside while
That's where we don't agree" said
.nne Policeman taking him by the arm
YOU 500 J nigh, get lost. TOO. 80
mats So sald tho hoy.
80 'hey went in together. O,
honeh hesidc Tie big desk "a, LA,
h9'e'ns IN ore hand handkerchic,
compressed inio uny bail ana !,
w." o'her very large oranre m,
l'i,e boy ran 30 her as fast AZ h.
Mas fourdw ne cried
(selectedJ
NELLIE NICHOLSON.
Forksville, Va
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The attention of club members Is
called to the necessity of their let
ters being addressed to the editor
OF the ChiIdrcn's Page" Letters
sent addressed to the "Editor OF The
Timcs-Dispatch" from girls and boya
cause much confusion md needless
work. Sign letters and stories with
name and address In full, and write
I'm one side of the paper only.
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Puzzle Debaytment
A Bira Puru,c

1. Short for Robert and place 70,
travellers to stay.
2. Something to hit with, to not be
rich, and n boys namo.
). Something used in playing ball.
:. Short for Robert. and o color.
g a color.
8. Opposite, from day, piaoo fel
and storm.
Z. a letter.
8. G. and big fuss.
D. something on a quarter.
LOUISE WALKER.
Barboursyillo. Va.
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Editorial And Literary Department

contributions during the week and
month. Stories must he limited IN
length to $50 words. Look to these
limits IL you desire to see them in
print. Letters should not be over 100
words and as much under as possible.
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A Puzzle OF Trees.

Puzzle OF Trees.
l. A sad tree.
E. tree. that cat wears.
Z. Something people sow-R.
o. something in geography anS a
great geperals name
g. Something that looks like an
apple, but is hard and bitter.
Z. When people yell for a certain
person. and n grain.
summer.
O. The sides of a room, and some-
thing that falls off OF trees and you
nave to crack to get inside OF Il.
every ono.
LOUISE L WALKER.
Barboursvitic. Orange county, Va
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THE WEEKS CONTRIBUTORS.

THE WEEKS CONTRIBUTORS.
Anthony. Blanche Gillian. Mary y.
Bennett. Resale Hancock. Aletha
Boston, {. NJ, Jr Kent. Edna
Banks. Ralph =. Lyons, Curtis
Chadwick. T.. V. MCGOWAN, Susie
Chadwick, w. E. Nicholson, Nellie
Chadwick, Harry Parsons. Sallie Il.
Collins. Nellie Palmer, NJ Il.
Chadwick. y. II. Rlbble, Mildred S.
Canody. Leslie e. Risquc James
Dyke, Evelyn +. Soay. Maggie Il.
Elder. Curtis G, 'rowsey. leila Z. :
Gayle, Alice Torrili, Mary IL
Gill, Edwin Walker, Louise L.
White, l. Hamilton.
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THE wEEI<'s PRIZE WINNERS.
Miss Nellie Chadwick, cnrc of william
Chadwick, National Soldiers Homo,
HAMILTON, Va.
Miss L"uisc Walker, BnrboursviIlc, Va.
Curtis q. Elder, Brooitncnl. Na.
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OCTOBER MEDALISTS.
MISS Gay Lea, 1921 Grove Avenue. city
Ralph Ithudy, Independence, yn.
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Rivers in Figures.
!. L. H. !; .. T. !. & {: s Is. 10.
2 u.s. IS. 20; 10, 10, 1, 3.
8. rs. 81. II. 10. IA.
.. Is. S. 0. Is.
7. 10, l. IA. 30. 8. s.
5. 10. ]. IS, 6. 10.
0. 10. 10, S, l. %, II.
10. 10. 9. 10, 10, .. 10. 10. 0, 10. Is, o.
l6, 16, Q.
BY RYLAND p. BANKS.
n. j.. D. No. 0. South Richmond Va
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An wcrh.

Answer, TO picture puzzle by Curtis
G. Elder:
Turn upside down and look on the
ono on the lcft's face.
To noise puzzle by j. H. Davis. Jr.:
l. Below. 2. Squeak. 3. Roar. 4.
TO hidden birds. by Blanche An
!: - .. Swan. 3. 4. Crow.
s. Lark. 0. Red Wing.
LOUISE l. WALKER
Barboursville. Orange county, Va.
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-Si2 Washington Ave. Newport News.
Visited by u Carrier Pigeon,

Dear Editor,--I know you think have
ioFGoiion YOU, but have not; I have been
so busy nave not had much timo for wri,
| nope YOU had a nice time on YOU. vacation.
y carrier piEeon came here about ten
W"sSS ago, ana is stil here. | Will close
"tN'ptFs' am Your member
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Like, Club Drawings,

Dear Editor.-I have been reading tho T
D. G, 6. Page for lons time. and would
| IKE to ioin tho club like the drawings
ana am sending drawing. which hone
"I' nc puolshcd in next sundays papcr.
'chalH' Your new member
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l.aurinburg, y. {.
True TO Life Sketch.

little sketches, which ] hope you can pint.
One, the girl with her hand on tho rail. is
on our own piazza. | wonder IL any of the
members can guess who she Is? I have
been real sick. Last Monday had nerv-
Gus emu, aud my nerves arc real bad yet,
and that was over week ago.
Lessons have started. and | don't get
much time, but | am going to try and win
prize us haven't won ono this year. /
Yours dcVotedly.
WILLIE DLSII,rS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

Dear Edlior.-I haven't sen, j., ,,,,ht,.
lor quite u long while. but haven't los,
my interest in tho T. n. G. &. at ali and
an Almost always the first one TO see tho
paper IN The morning
nope you Will have space enough "a
Rrlnt these two drawings am sendIne and
n!so nope So, enjoyed your vacation,
''''"'"' Your member.
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Hampton, Va.
Sends Original Poem.

Dear i;ditor,-I am so glad you thought
my picture nice enough for tho fair. | an
sending ono to-day for the page, wrote
the poem myself. I do not cNpcC; to come
10 Tho fair. but hope YOU and all the
members Will have good time. There I,
good deal OF heavy nrinS going on at the
fort. and we get shook up every now and
then Best wishes for all.
Your sincere member,
EMMA V. CHADWICK.
Care William Chadwick, National Soldiers
Home lIninntnn YIN
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Rivers in Figures.

earboursvil,c. Orange county, Va.
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NInh Dol Sec Cmrti. Eldcr nd Mnrk.

Dear lidi;or-I am sending drawing aud
MISC answers TO my puzzles. There was a
mistake IN ono Of them. l had FRS and
1t was printed "Jus."
surely nm glad to see souIe more work
rom curtis Elder, and the Chadwick girls
uo write such interesting letters. | al
ways enjoy reading them.
Your true member
EVELYN l.. DYKE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

Attended protrnc,sd Mo.,,,,

bosE Editor--i am sending drawn,
NJ, nope VIII be nj to be published
~ sSh"oi VIII start Monday Was sr
M ~ 'ast week that couldn't draw s,S.
,l,i"s or protracted meeting was gol5
G, nHa went every night. ceriaini7
must close for this time. iase
Your member
p4nd,.. -. ZELl.lA f. TOwsEY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
PRESIDENT AUGUSTA.
lBy Associated Press.l

Augusta, Ca, March 11.-President
Taft reached here this morning and
will remain for a few days rest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS
IN ARMY CIRCLES
mn AZ soclated Press.l

Washington, March 1.-THE mobili-
zation Of troops in Texas Is proceeding
rapidly. There are no other develop
ments.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
LEGISLATURE HAS ADJOURNED
Governor in Final Message Did Not
Say When Special Session
Will Be Called.
[By Associated Press.l

Austin, Texas, March 11.-Governor
Colquitt's final message to the Thirty
second legislature does not state when
he will call an extra session, except to
say that now is not a propitious time.
The legislature adjourned today at
noon by the official time, but it was
after p. m. by the correct time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
TWO SISTERS WON
RACE WITH DEATH
Made Record Run in Auto, Arriving
Before Brother Expired.
IBy Associated Press.l

WaXahaChle, TEXAS, MdfCH IL
Starting from Mineral Wells last
night at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Cross and
Mrs. Galloway made a record-breaking
auto run. arriving here at 3 o'clock
this morning, in time to see their
brother. George Crump. still alive. He
was fatally i'll with pneumonia, dying
three hours after his sisters arrival.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
C0LQu|TT 1ETOEs
ANOTHER BILL
Disapproves Of the s25.0oo Appropria-
tIon for the Attorney Generals
Department.
tBy Associated Press.I

Austin, Texas, March 11.-Governor
Colquitt this morning sent a veto mes
sage to the legislature disappearing of
the appropriation of $4,000 for Attor-
ney General Lightfoots department.
He contends that the object of the bill
is political. He says about $4,000 is
now available for the attorney gen.
erals department and he sees no need
for other funds at present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
SENATOR BAILEY SUBP0ENAED
Illinois Court Wants to Know What
Became of Famous Bank Deposit
Slip Which He Read in His
lorimer Speech.
[RY Associated Press.l

Springfield, ILL.,, March ia sub
poena of duces tecum has been issued
for United States Senator Joseph W.
Bailey. of Texas, summoning him as
witness in the case of the state of
Illinois against Senator Broderick,
charged with buying votes for Lori
mer. The cause of the subpoena is the
loss OF the famous State Bank of Chi
cago deposit slip, which Senator
Bailey read in the senate and which
he afterwards could not find.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
SURRENDERED FOR
KILLING HIRED MAN
LBy Associated Press,

Ell Paso, Texas, March 11.-Ben Ben
dale, a wealthy rancher near High
bridge, on the Southern Pacific rail-
road. surrendered TO the peace officers
today to be tried for killing a man
whom he employed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
UNITED STATES WARSHIPs
PATRDLL|NG MEXICAN COAST
[By Associated Press.l

Washington, March 1.-THE gov
ernment is sending war vessels, most
" gun boats to patrol both coasts
of Mexico 1t is supposed to be against
operations Of flibusters. The cruiser
Salem is among them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
DIPPING FOR TICKS
KILLED STEERS
[Rr Assnciated Press.l

Goliad. Texas. March 11.-County
Commissioner w. d. Ellis, after put
ting the dip on forty fine beeves to
remove ticks, found twenty OF them
dead next morning.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
MARTIAL LAW PRO-
CLAIMED IN MEXICO
Constitutional Guarantees Suspended
Throughout the Republic by Ex-
ecutiVe Authority.

Mexico City, March 1l.-(Bulletin.l
The government today suspended
the constitutional guarantees through
out the republic, establishing a mild
form of martial law
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
COMMANOER-|N-CH|EF
HAS ARRIVED
Major General Carter Has Taken Com
mand Of Forces at San Antonio.
Installing Telephone System.
[By Associated Press.l

San Antonio, Texas, March II Ma
jor General Carter arrived this morn
ing and Immediately took command Of
the troops here. A telephone system
throughout the vast camp is being in
stalled.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
IN JACKSON AND
NEW ORLEANS TODAY
Former President Roosevelt Will
Come to Houston Tonight
rBv Associated Press. I

Jackson, Miss, March 11.-Colonel
Roosevelt is here this morning and
will be in New Orleans this afternoon.
He will leave for Houston, Texas, to-
night.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-11
GOVERNOR NAMED
MANY CLUBS
Selling Liquor Without State Licenses.
They Are in Most of the
Larger Cities.
[By Associated Press.l

Austin, Texas, March lin a mes
sage to the legislature this morning
Governor Colquitt named nearly hun
dred clubs as violating the law in sell
ing liquor without a state license.
These clubs are in Houston, Calves
ton, San Antonio, Waco, Austin, Port
Arthur El Paso and Llano.