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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

frenSeh 2anoe ole Come, po6I webt
aud BORT Elm Letter @ino; pieleidt
miro er gebc9t inb gepflegt mie ME
3upor, uno bof-ood iebnt CT ii6
5uriif noh Selp pielem Stiirmen mo
Dem fIein btsden Sonnc--in ser
Seimatbl
IS gi6t Meniden, Die baS Seim-
tpeb nidt fennen, ME fennet ipiirSen
mo es gi6t Meniden, bic oas 6ange
Scgllen nit bitiibernebmen, oort6in
no eS fem Scimtueb mebn giebt.
llno wern on fragit, giebt rs elm
pMittel" oagegen? So, es giebt
ems, Gin ein8iges: aebre 3uriif Ga.
bin MOB cine Scimatb lit, Our6Iebe
i'm @eiite an Ole beiteren uno aud.
idlpereli Stnnoer pieoer, oie oir
mitroen, un0 nimm Damn sic alien
@inoriide nit biniiber In bas frem.
De 2anb, i'm bas elm S6idioI Did
uno puanB 5u Ieben.
8eb tbut's oos Seimpeb,-gIiid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

tih Der, Der eS nift terult, oarl Die
Scimatb ooTt lit. no en- Iebt, bod
mo6l and Dem, Der bos Seinnueh
talnt, Sem rs lit Nenip1 Gin fiber
sraum, iit III Sic olte ldugitpcrgan.
gene 3eit Der %goloeren SugneO, no
fem Sfntrr5. fcim Summer sic fell
gen Gage triibtc. 100 2idt mo Son-
nenidein mrs mltppb 1i0 beren
Grinneulng mir m~itne)rnrn in 6ie
railfe @iyTlidfeit. rs ipa 6ieie
Grinrerrrd nlf cinitise, mmiHIos
gliidlid& 3eiten wie cin 9oIoener
6aoen unier Sein ourdsicbrrJ utO
lenGtenSer @lnm iod ulrs sic
Sdaperc ocs 2e6enS ertragen Dcl.
len, bcnu Sugcn0 ma ainOcr3cit
tcbrcn ME, niemols mie6er.
limo bot Sic 6erne &1tbm unh
Mioht
lln0 SonHenidein mo aleiBpnO
8oIo,
IS Got mid, iuenil ail6 ltllgeiueIlt
Cod INNER mieber beimgebra6t.
limo bat Die Seinatb fargcs @roo,
ltn0 GebeQait baS ganse Sabr,
Sic lit trot aller, aller Notb,
90 munberielig Iiht uno flor.
@it tanieno Soften. binbct ite,
@fit talrIenO arnten bdlt lie felt,
@ie cine arme Wutter. oie
Sbr Iterbcno aino nod an iifD preIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Inhiua.

l1nter3eifneter, 8ormunb Der
minoeriabrieen ainOer Der BERT.
Srau Sba g. Sdiner, miro an
Samitag, Sen 2t. Sanuar, 1911
in Ser bisberi9en @obna,ng Der Ser
Itorbenen, foIgenoes gum 0adlaiie
seboren6e gigentbum 0ffentlid an
oep @eiitbietenoen berfaufen
/ 8arIor Set, i 8iano, / Rab.
moidine. 2 Sei5ofen, / &leioer.
idranf, cine au8abl Glide unb
Stiible, CARPETS, 9 Bureaus, 2
8ettitellen unb anbere Saus. unb
&ii6engeratbifoften.
Ser &erfauf beginnt Inn 10 llbr
gormittags. 8eoingungen 9aar.
Sbeu. 8raf ST.,
Guardian II. Curator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
9anf.

@ir iaqen biermit 9anf allen
Sreunoen uno 9a66arn Die nns
pGbrenb bes lngliidsfaIles unieres
SobneS glmer-ber iest eincr gu.
ten 8eiiernung entgegengebt- bel
Sag uno 0ndt 10 treu 5ur Seite
Itanoen, nnieren berSli6en 9anf.
gudJ beIonberen 9anf Or. s.
@orfnlan fir feline Selbitallfopfe-
ritng unb trellen 0ienfte Die er an
i'm tbat. 8ir fonnen biernnit einen
,Seben Ser im l~tngliidsfalle ooer
&ronfbeit 6r5tlide Silfe braudt, Or,
@orfmon oufS @eite empfcblen.
SenDr Nieberbelman1t II. Satin
@Itern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Grin

MT ni4t imnper bie Sarbe Der Soft
Nnpg. @enr Sbr einen aberdeen
nit griinIifer @efidtsfarbe iebet, 70
oirft Sbr ii6er iein, baB oeu
armep peuig $offniung mebr ber-
bleibt. Seim 8lut lit beraiftet. gu
Dem b~ornebmIiditen Geiunobeits-
lebren geb0rt ia, bab man fir regeI-
mdBige 2eibes0ffnaing forge, hd-
nit Die i6Ieftetl, i'm &0rper Der.
braildten 8eitanotbeile aug ienen
dilsgeidieben tuerben. SIT bas nift
Ser Sal, 10 folgen Der Serftnpfitng
&opfidmersen, SdapinbeI, SerafIopf
en- atbenmotb, Wattiefeit, 8iifen.
i6pG6e, 2eber. unb Ri~erenIeioen;
unb idlieBli6 lit bas garSe 8Iut
nit slbfallitoff berart iiberIaben, bat
Die Saut, b~ornebmli6 Sas @eiidt,
cine geIb : sriinlidye Sarbung OIL.
nimmt. Damn giebt es fir iol6e
9eute MIR nod Die einsise Soffmrrg
iene tootli6en @ifte idmsu oits Dem
2orper ou entfernett. 8iee Soft
nlng lit nod porbanoen, miro iif)
aber MIR BEL &ntpenoung Der be-
riibntten ct. 8ernar6 &r~duterpiIIen
pertptrfli6en. 9ieie 8ine,, pelde
fir % Gents in alert &potbefen gu
buben iino, biIbem bic einaiee &rBe.
nei, bic in ioIten 5auen belfen
tann. Gle iinb nidt aus dsepoen
metaliibet Subitan3cn Subereitet,
ion6ern aus ben beilfrGftiaiten
Bflan8en bergeitelt. tuelde ben &or,
per bon ieiren eigertert @iften reini.
gen, obne Tbm Sdaben aisufiieen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
I'm asr NnacIeaenhcit hca Som

Sn aer Inscleaenbcit SrS 5cna-
hrs Qorimer bon Sainois bat lid
Der @in6 iett 9eOrebt mo cs lit
nntlnebr f~ctneSmcas 10 ii6cr, oab
ieine Gripablnng III Den 9nt0eSje,
nat attertnrnt ner0en lllpo, mie 6ieS
Dor ein pnor @od)alp ser Soil 3t
iein Idlien Ger llmidFmutg lit 0ur6
Den 9rdiioeR.ep Gait 6erbeigeiiiGrt
iuoroen. Ter Trdiibent bot gefiiblt,
Dab er mi Sntereiie Ser GGrtei, oe.
reil herporragen0fter @ertreter er lit,
einIhreiten ioll:e, I'M oieielbe nor
citem baBliden Mofel ai beipabren.
Gr beltrbt odrauf, Dab 0nS He6t oes
Senators 2orimer, Iciltep Sit i'm
Senat einSintebmrn, nidt airf
@r,lno Der loscilamtten llnterind.
una, Die tbatiadlid nif)!s mebr iin0
nittS iuenigcr ais cine SARGE gsipe-
len lit, arerfant tperce, %ionOcrn
oaB cine sriinOlidlc, ebrlid aefiibrte
llnterindrng itattfinoen ioIle, uni
iiber ieoen 3pcifcI iGsuitellen, Dab
aorimer'S Grtpdbluns nidt 6lird)
forrnpte @itteI 5u @coc gebradt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Seimmcb.

Seimpeb! - @er fennt es nitt,
bas webe, berbe Sebnen, rpeIfes in
Den oeutiden peiden SerSen icire
8ohnuttg bat.
gs lit tpie elm Baum, Dem 6as
erbrcid genommen, in Dem er ge.
boren, in Dem er Come un6 2i9t,
Regen unb Stiirme geiebetr; oh ibm
aud wenig Come geIeudtet, Oh
ifApere llrhpetter i'm beimiudten,-
err itorb in Der Seimotb, iein
Stomm mur5eIte in Der beimntblis
den gr6e unb ieine 9latter- fiibten
ore betmatblide Suit. Nie empfanb
er iein 8liif, muBte nift, bob es
anbers iein fonnte, bis er Der Muts
terer6e entriiien un6 perpflanst pur.
De. ga erit erfannte er, mas er
berIoren. 8obI i6eint inn aud i'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

porben ebe ieine GrDabllug pom
Senate beItdtigt ipiro. Der Inter.
ousidlub. Ser Sic geiduIoiaultoeu,
6aB aorimrr ieine grpdBIung Der
9dteGlNtg non geietgeberH in Der
2eaiSlotur bon Slinois Uer6anfe,
ais oruroloS abfpies, bat iid tbat-
iddli6 oll elmer ult2brIiden apm0-
Ole pcritanben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
.Nanfiaanna.

aQfg bet iieten gsadbarrt ilno
5reunGen lpelde pliereu niitnte3r
p%eritorbencn geliebten gater 4eter
9fG6ics III i%einer, leeten aranf9eit
bilircif marcn ipredyen mir biermtt
umieren inuigften Can't aus. Chen.
foas Cant Serrn Goitor Gui6 iiit
ieine 8roinportc am @rabe; alld
Den @itglieocrn Ger @ranb srmp
Goiten BON Berger unb Sermann,
Den gabrtuftrGgern iopie alien
mel6c Dem gegrdbniiie beimobntcn,
unieren ber8liditrm Cant.
Die trallernoen Sinoer
Daniel glbiet
@fie al6ieb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Die lniHse Gdr.
n II 5 a ii d..

y " oES Z u II ".
sSn elmer bitierfaltelu Nadlt mnr-
Sc Elm 9fr5t t~elepboniid nody ein@n
ie6s @Seilcn enfernten @ute &c.
ruien. g(Is er balb %erfroren mo
surmdgcriittelt sort anfam, cnl.
ping inn Der Mann, Der i9m ge-
rltfen bate, NIT ben 8orten:
,Serr 1oftor, mir ie6lt 5par mtdts
@eIon6eres, aber if) babe 10 cine
.8orobnunq, nls Oh Der 600 nabe
mare. Ser 1oftor fiiblte Dem
Manne ben Irls unb bebordte oas
SerS. gnoltd iagte er: pSaben
Sbr EeItament gemad)t2" @its
bes &atienten @eIid)t mid aae
Sarbe. ygtein Serr 9oftor. Sn
meinem Sitter - of, lieber 0of.
for, es lit bod nift pdbr, es fam
bod nidt mabr iein -" .8el.
den @otar ba6cm Sie?" = nSlum ;
aber -" Damn tbun Sic gut,
iofort mad linn 81 if1iden." ~ Der
8atient ging BLOB uno 5itterro ans
SeIepbon. u8ie beibt SIR Seel-
iorger?" iubr Der ar5t FORT
,Sodmiiroen 8raun," mnrmelte
ser 9utient, ~a6er, Serr 8oftor,
meinen sic pirflih -" -r2aien
Sic int iofort fommen, gitd ib'
rem Batter ioaten Sic rufen, ebelr'
10 ibren -" -uSagen Sic bod
Serr 9oftor. slo,lbew iie oeIttt
mirflid, oaB i6 10 i@nell iterben
muB?" idludste er6drmli6 Der
Mann. Der 9oftor lab ibn idarf
an. o&eim bas CLAUDE i6 nid]t.
Sbnen feblt burdaliS nidtS, aber
i'd nil nidt Der eitl5i9e fem, Den
Sic IN elmer 10 bitter faltem Ha6t
gum @arren balten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
8iehmarH.

.Speeial Seridt bonn ct. Spnis
GationaI Stodparbs, ST.. ben II.
Saintor. 3ufubren an &inobieb A.
900. Breiie Itetig oo6 16 bis 90
Gts. nieoriger als leste ISOLDE aft
Stiere unb 10 Bis Is Gts. nieoriger
mlf 9lttferitoff. Stoders unb See.
bcrs itetig.
Shmeine : 3lffubr II 500. Sen.
tiger Warft 5 Gts. nieoriger; Sop
$50; Buff 100 bis 500.
SGaai5ufnbren 1900. @arft Itc.
tig nnb oerielbe nie Ieste ISOLDE.
SohIter Breis Colo. 21mnter $50;
Ratiues 6.35; SdIadtidafe 4,t5
itip6 4.30.
Nutional 2ipe Stod Gommiiiion SO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
2Dnts 6aberitDf
gainteg { snpfIitrer
S.rn,ann, Mp.

Scbt 1T DE triit Set III Drnbleniter ii.
Shdren onilreidcng ino bic Sinmer 3u tape,
3icrcn ooer Sctprite II IaTIcn.
Wleine 2opctenmaiter fir 1911 iperocn
bis aum II Snnunr snfommen. unb bercit
Iein bicicIten 3ur Gil iidt porsuiegen, einerIei
% ibr fanien mon, osee nidlt. ober aud nit
Der grSbisn Srenec tasc Simmer iapesieren
uuo befcri en- menR e. 81. Inpcien lonitno
9e.ouIt babt.
Mdt,t cure 81 iieilunBen fir bic Stib.
~iabssorbeit bel 8etten, oenn iper 5uerit
fomint, mabIt 5uerh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Nelle 4n5eigell
sdleifer. nnO &cparatnr. 8erftGttc.

Ilnter6ei.tneier modlic bierburd befannt
MAIDEN baB err ole Gtablpaarcn gut nno gu
orncbmbareu qrciieu id1Ieiit nnb Idldrit.
RafitmeHer seidhifen fur pc. Uteiier tOrs
men nurd, bic 9,oit OIL midi aeianbt wereen,
bod, mub porto fir bic Ridiei ouna beige
leat ,ucroen. NlDbel reparirt II. polirf,
70. 81 enrttter,
Scrmann, Io,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Neti3.
IN vile bic es nnoeht /.

I'm NHe DIE eS on0ehtI
Diejenisen meldIe Sobnion { d,rdIober'
unn Abluber Semad,t habeu, Iporen So
ipenn fe bic Sbiibren fir nas Yripcls9ium
oeS Gebroud)ss nidIt ipdter oils ben |. Fe.
bruor 1911 an midi be5ablen, mad, benz /.
Bel rua ipirb IS 3uid,Io9 aemod,t.
Sront : obnfon
patertinbaber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
8iuia su p~erfauten.

Yteine 5 8immer Dohuuns init Got on
Der ireit. 3ier Strobc III bilis 3u pertaufen.
Niles in better Srbnung.
6. Boeft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
On @srfanfen!

9aS Srib 6redlman'ite Giscnihum ia
Der g6be Der Wlurttbriids in 6ermann
Yad3uIra9en bel
Robert 70 alter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
ger uiinidt siu Seim!

Gcbrere Wobubduier uno 9aulotien aa
p%erfauien gu wpbIieilen Preiien bel
Sulius N o c b 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
8n permisther.

8 IreutOlibe Simmer nit @aHerIsituHs I'M
.. Siod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
aimmer al nermiethen.

. ober 3, ooer ollie S Simmer iiberm
Siciid,er Haten, 6un, biai9en preis 6u per'
mieiher.
Better . er
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
l1idsatlidrr Alarkibtridt.
Hartmann Star Mills

ElCi itdhH Stdt WITS
8eiseu, 2 Aualitdt. IS
8eisen. 8 2ualitdt. 81
Wtebl, per gad, / Gunlit6t. 2.80
Mebl, per Gad, 2 Gualit6t.. 2.7o
&prnmebl, per 100 Bfunb... 2.10
&leie, per 100 Ifuub 1890. LOS
SbippitOff, per l0c 8funb... 1870
q ru6utte.
@uri8iert npn
John n. HeImers, Grocer.
Butter per 8iuno .......1 10 Bis 20
@ier per 9ubenb.. 81
Sabner, per &funb. 10
Sprine @btdens, per 8fb...... III
Shmals, per Bfb..............I2
9mtebeln pet Buffet.
WoIe per Bfunb. 20
&artofeln Neue. 6dh
gurtebs Observation-Disclosures. is
SHieH II T
VaHle. 3
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07
LETTER FROM WEST TEXAS.

To he>Editor of The Bryan Eagle:
Enclosed you will find money order
for which to continue my subscription
The children say they can not get
along Without The Eagle once a week,
as it is almost like meeting some OF
the home folks. and when it reaches
the house the children have a tussel
to see who shall have it first | will
always have a warm place in my heart
for the people of Brazos county, and
more especially around Cottonwood
Prairie, for there spent my happiest
days
l am glad to hear of Bryan's big
Improvements. ! understand she *
soon to have q -four mill. Now. il
makes me homesick when | hear such
news.
On the 18th of February a steady
rain fell throughout the afternoon AMI
night, measuring 90 inches. making
the total 81 inches, the best rain we
have had in West Texas for years and
the heaviest rainfall ever reported tor
February This rain, following the inch
rain of February 10, gives this section
the finest season possible.
Texas this year will be- like Pill,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

the Cowboy" While on visit back
East to see his best girl they were out
riding one day when Bill was telling
her about the West Texas plains, and
told her one could ride for miles and
miles and not see tree OF any kind,
not even riding switch. Then he told
her of a narrow escape he had from
wild steer. Il had roped the steer
he continued, and in trying to throw
him my horse lost his footing and fell
with me and as | got up the beast
made at me- was running for life
and the steer hooking where ! made
my last tracks. | saw a tree and ran
up it," "Oh, BILL interrupted the girl,
Il thought you said there wasn't any
trees out there?" We'll, there just
had to be one or | would have been
a-goner." SO West Texas has got to
make crop this year or she's a-goner.
Well, for fear this will go to the
waste basket | will close with best
wisehs for Bryan and Brazos county.
remain as ever.
j, d. CASTLE,
Big Springs. Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07
A PRECIOUS MEMORY.

When backward through the years
look,
Or turn the leaves of memorys book,
There Is one scene ! love the more,
AS slow but sure the years roll DER.
'Tis but a grove, wooded dell
Where feathered songsters love 70
dwell;
Where evenings sun with rays most
fair
Lights up scene of beauty rare,
There, meath the spread of one great
elm,
The monarch of that princely realm,
A tiny mound of earth still stands,
Uncared for now by loving hands.
No princely form there finds repose
And shelter from life's cares and
woes;
A thousand times more precious still
The one God chose that spot to fill,
And in the thoughts that mem'ry
brings,
Or on the crest of sleeps soft wings
My heart is waited to that dell,
Where sleeps the mother | loved well
Convict Jake Mckinney in the AL.
calde Chronicle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07
TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1911.

Something ought to be done to re-
awaken the interest in the boys corn
clubs. Brazos county was one of the
first to take up this movement and
won great honor as a result Now that
the movement has become general and
interest greatly increased, it would be
a pity for the Brazos county boys to
lie down. The prizes offered this year
are larger than ever. Will not ambi-
tious sons of old Brazos win honor for
themselves and their county by trying
to capture some of them? Will not
the Commercial Club and the Farmers
Union do something to encourage the
bOys?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07
PRECINCT PROHIBITION CALL.

BY virtue of authority vested IN US
by the county convention which con-
vened at the courthouse in Bryan on
February %. we hereby call meeting
to be held at the courthouse in Bryan
at s o'clock p. m, on Tuesday, March
z, with a view to organizing the TWO
voting precincts, the city hall and the
courthouse. We would urge upon ev-
eryboly, both men and women, of the
city and county who feel an interest
in the success of statewide prohibition
to be present and take part in TINS
organization and get ready for the
great contest that We are going 10 be
called upon to settle on the 22d day
of next July Don't forget the date
and the hours, and be present
Respectfully,
A. w. BUCHANAN,
ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
Committee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07
COMMERCIAL CLUB NOTES

On account of the services at the
Methodist church at 10 a. m. the board
of directors passed their regular week
ly meeting today to 9:15 Wednesday
morning. There should be a full meet
ing, as the report of the hotel COM
mittee will be received. There is also
sentiment among our citizens that
city census should be taken, as there
lis a general feeling that the federal
census leaves Bryan about two thou
sand short of its real population. This
matter will be fully discussed and de-
cided. The meeting should not last
oyer forty minutes, and all may then
go to the church service.
Mrs. Bessie Lawrence. 500 North
Regent street, has completed the grad
ing and filling of her lawn, making
another effective Improvement to this
thoroughfare. There are still some
lawns, to be worked on.
= A number of men have remarked
that the crossing on Anderson street
at Main would be better if it were
not so low The fault is not with the
walk, but with a short place at this
particular place on Main street, which
will be graded down to the street line.
The Cedar Hill dairy wagon was
first on the streets Monday morning
This is the beginning of what is eX-
pected to be a modernly equipped
dairy and creamery for not only 1ryan
but Brazos county. 1t is the purpose
of the proprietors to make this a per-
manent market for milk and cream,
also to furnish the very best print
dairy butter.
The mechanics have practically
taken possession of the main store
room of A. NJ. Waldrop & Co.. but let
the public be patient with the incon-
venience for a few days and the beau
tiful effect of the improvement will
amply repay any slight annoyance
during changes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

An excellent letter intended for the
contest which closed yesterday was
received this afternoon with the Col.
lege Station postmark But even if il
had been received in time it could not
have been considered because the
writer's real name is not given. II
seems to be impossible for many in
telligent people to understand that
newspapers can not publish communi
cations of unknown authorship.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

The Gainesville Register, Senator
Bailey's home paper stigmatizes as
treason" the refusal of majority Of
the senate democrats to be bound by
his agreement with the republicans.
This is the limit!
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

Let US not forget that we are all
citizens of Brazos county and expect
to live as neighbors and friends dur
ing the years to come; then, let's not
throw mud during the prohibition cam,
paign. It's nasty.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

In view OF the disturbed condition
of Mexico, the sending of twenty thou
sand soldiers and a fleet of warships
to Texas may mean American inter
vention. Possibly it is a scheme to
get up an opera bouffe war prepare
tory to the national election next year.
The party in power never has been
defeated in time of war.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

Champ Clark says one of the first
acts of the house in the next congress
will be to approve the constitution of
Arizona, including the initiative, ref
erendum and recall To be consistent,
Senator Biley will have to resign
again
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

The ants and the pros in the state
senate, in response to an appeal of the
governor, held caucus this morning
and agreed to cease pickering and to
pass such legislation as is demanded
by the public welfare Now, if the
house will follow suit, there will be
cause for a general rejoicing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

There ought to be a market in Bryan
for everything that can be profitably
produced in Brazos and the surround
ing counties. Inducements should be
offered the farmers to diversity as
fully as possible.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07
PARAGRAPHS TRlBUTED BY
COMMERCIAL SECRETARIES

The year book of the federal depart.
ment of agriculture lays special stress
on the farmer keeping account with
each farm product. in order TO know
from which the gain or loss arises.
No merchant or banker would attempt
to run his business without keeping
books, and farming is about the only
business that is not one of record 1t
is as important that the farmer know
his paying crops as it is that the mer-
chant know his paying customers, and
non-paying crops will ruin the farmer
as quickly as nOn-paying customers
will destroy the merchant,
Two news items appearing stimuli
taneously in the February press OF
the state announce with force the
greatness of Texas and the wonderful
iiyersification of our natural endow-
ments. One dispatch from the south
ern part of the state tells of straw
berries being shipped by the carload
to Northern markets and the other of
trains that are snowbound in the Pan
handle Harvesting berry crops and
running snow plows on the same day
is a novel experience that few states
can boasts Nature in creating Texas
gave US an abundance of everything
and our mineral deposits, agricultural
possibilities and industrial opportuni-
ties are as diversified, staple and in
viting as our climate.
The factory will take the raw mate
rial which the farm is months in
producing, the forest years in matur-
ing and the mines centuries in Great
ing, and within twelve hours douDle
its value. The factory is a city builder
and will build empires. Texas needs
factories.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

1t isn't safe to bet on the time when
the legislature will adjourn. The game
of politics is as absorbing as the game
of poker, and there is no telling when
those engaged in either will awaken
to consciousness of their duties and
RESPONSIBILITIES.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

The wife of Champ Clark has won
prizes at the Missouri state fair for
breadmaking and darning. But her
greatest achievement is making her
husband speaker of the house.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

The city administration is pushing
street improvement and many citizens
are building sidewalks. The reproach
of Bryan is being taken away.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

The New York pickpocket who re-
lieved a broker of one hundred thou
sand dollars in negotiable securities
was a slick artist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

Subscribers will confer favor on
the management by telephoning the
Office promptly when carriers fail to
deliver the paper, or when change of
residence occurs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-07

The people of Bryan should remem-
Der that dissension always leads to
disaster and smother every attempt to
stir up strife.