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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14

Tie GDpiugtDu Office fur bas yGiu'
cinnati &Ulfsbiatt" beiinoet iIdD I'M
8ebGaSe go. 509-511 WtabiIou
apMue. gInseigsn, Teittbeilunseu
un6 Sriteilanscn irgenbmelder art
iper6en bic 10 l1br abenbs 6aielbit
entseseHseHsmmsu. SclepbUu SSutb
1854.
ai6tsr 6arbeIon sntf4ieO gss
tern i'm Sale Don Sbeobor Spbin gez
gen bic Daguer Wtuitc Co., oaB bic s,
W. 5reDsrid YiaHo So. gu elmer 4Hz
sabl piunos, bic aoBin fir Wtietbe
Rf4lagnabmts, bere6tigt fet. - Sbos.
Creighton uno Satin erbieIten ods
Redt, elmer Creighton gu abpptiren.
- 9as 9eiu6 bon g. 6. Sbap gegen
u. 8. Barn fir nohmaIise 8erbaHbs
lung Durbe perporfeH uno Der 5aQ on
Das MppeaationseeriHt pertpieIen. -
6. u. Slatte geqen 2ucinpd Dan 4nz
teubdusr, llrtbeil unb 8ertaufsprber.
GQd Robbtns gegen Die G. s. u.
6. g. 6. So. 9eiuh fir no6muIise
9erbanoIung abgstpiefen Ino gebt Der
Gan an bas 4ppeQattonsgeri6t. ---
Die gbeI6eioungstldge BON Raunie
essen Sauusl Guiott puroe ua9 Sns
dependence perleet.
gbei6eine. QeroD 3tGingspprtb,
q, unb 5bersfia Rerroat, q. beibs
BON bier. - Samuel Smdle, q, uHo
CLARA 9ibborb, q, bsibe bon Mlt,
8ernpn. - glpoe Sup, q, unb Quna
Gang, 29, bsibe bon Cincinnati, 8. -
sypbH r. gonrao, 81, unb Raube e.
Mbams, 81, beioe bon glepe[anb, 8.
George Mnre, 40, uuD &dte 5olz
lamb, "a, beipe bon @iGiomstptpn, ,ap.
M. oSobnion uno 3m. RobiHfon
DON 8irsinia erEielteu i'm Stabtges
ri9t iuessn 6erumlurserns ie $1,000
unb Soften Subitttrt.
geHsperdubsruns: George SO.
S9ofieio unb Srau on Gilbert q.
Roett uno Jrau, Got go. 15 in Der
Montsomerps l1ntsrabtbeiluug an Der
meftieits Der auffea Gtrabe, so bel
142 SUB. 81. - albert 3. sfoett an
Rdnou Mott, Got an Der Weftisite Der
9ofeneI StraBe, 70 suB n6rbli9 Der
6. Strabe, 81.
- Die i5GLIe geeen bic 6. II. 8. Gie
fenbabn unD Reliance 3ertile & 9pe
60. fDesen 8erksung Der Rau6orbiz
HaH5 tpurben imStabtgeridt auf tonls
gHeHoe Wo6e Deridoben.
Gas Seftament pnn 4nton 2dnz
ee iDurbe i'm gountpeeriht btnterlsst.
Or bintsrIdbt 4aes ieiHer gdttin glis
fubeth 2aase uno erneHnt iie 3ur gre=
trtorin.
- Sonntas Ha6t INN IL u6r fdnb
9err Reilen, dIs er feline mirtbi6aft
an Der RuHelI unb pite StraBe f6lies
Ben n0ate. baB f9 Gin Garbiser Dsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
SHitisilhdvtIina.

Die GebtimpolisiFtsn Alimfsn uni
Ghnufs Derhaftettn e.itern ben "a
Sabre alien StaIisnsr G,iacOmo anmo.
"a untsr Der anilags, Elm Suitisfliiht,
ling bon Chicago su ftin. Der De.
fdReene ion DOT ldnesrer 3eit in se.
nannter Stabt .insn 2anbsmann nd.
mems Rieola Gienula p6brenb eines
Girtitts niebtrssfdofen babeu. Ge,
gerpanbste III iibrigens pOllitdnbie
esneIsn. 2anlora mar DOR einiseH so.
den NIT ieiner Gomilie nuhGineinnatl
getommen unb fhlieblih Don eineHI
bieiieen QahbdrH Der poll5ei psrrutbtH
tporbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
6eiuabeu

Dir Is Sabre nlte 8lanhe 5et Don
go. s18 6athapnp Strabe fpuroe felt
bsm IL. Iebruar aus !brer elierIihen
Mobnung permibt. Die glolissi. ruels
dc trIuht tporben mar, Rnhforf6un-
gen mad Der @erf6punoeHen aHsuitela
len, ermiitslis, boB bus iunse Mdoheu
ON SdmItng In gopinston. ap., nit
sinem Nnnne Hamens Mm. 5eurn sss
trout iporoen mar. Die Rahforihuna
gen fpurbsn aus bisism Grunbs ting..
felt. e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
II ntaiIs.

Der unbetannte Wann, lpelder
am Gonntag abenb on Mnin GiraB.
uub Ghrrnon Npe., Qortpoob. bon eis
ner Gtrobtnbobntar hinunterfid unb
iidb eintn Gh1beibrudh susoq. III NIT
BEN IA Sabre alien Grobfhmisb Geo.
Gtone, Ho. 2340 6ieblunb 4ptnus,
ibentii6. Sein 3uiionb III siemIif
bebensliG.
Der Regsr 5oi. Wlnriban, 80.
139 George Gtrabe lpobnbnft, pelher
felt l6ngertr 3sii frdnttid5 III. brad
gsftern an Der Clifton 4pt., nnk Der
giienbdbntreu3ung obnmGhiig Sus
fanmen unb fisI mi. Dem @sliht In
cine pfiibe. CT piirbe SipttfeIlos ers
ftidt iein. iptnn er nidi rtftssiiis bon
leutnnnt grangnn eRtbtdt unb gsrets
tst tporbtn ipGre. Ct iprrbe in sinem
potroltpdgen Ho6 btm 6oipitaI &C.
brant.
Die 13 Sabre olte Glfit Gnulies,
BON go. 2027 Mttiern Mpe., ipurbs
gtitsrH ouf bem Meef snr Ghnle beim
lleberihreitsn ber Gtrnbe dHBant unb
Msitern Mbe. BON einem W0aen Der
Nnrtb Gnirmpunt Qinis geirDffen. Die
Dsrunsliifts, ipeIde ii,b eiK 6Aniiis
fpunoe nn 6anbseIenf uHD aontuIios
nen augeSosen bate, rnnnte beim, be-
Dor e. bsm MDtornnnn etIang. ibreu
Eamfn feftsuitslltn. Die g)pli3ti
ipurbs benaaridtigt unb trrnittslis,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
0eHei,me Rmo 9abtOa.

- 5rau 8. 3. Martin bat esiterr
ibr amt ols 3si6enlebrerin tn ben
DffeHtIi6en GhuIsH Daptons dnsetre'
ten.
- 6rau 6. BusIler Iiegt In ihrer
Dobnune an Der 5. 9De., Dopton. on
Der Grippe beosutid ertranft barnie.
Der.
- 6err Soispb SdaBmunn Don
8ellepue ipstlt 8eiddfte baIber In
GbicugO.s 81.
Die snipsttion Der ). 6. DC
Graden aogs go. 20, II. R. q. Of g.,
perbunben nit benz %. StiftuHgsfeit,
fiubet beute abenb in gdlte's Spern.
baus, 8elIenue, itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14

Coroner Or. Games 9. goiIe CAB Elm
ben llmitdnoen serndBes Derbift ab.
Wlittipoh 9ionmittne un, 2 llbr
finbet in Der Wobnune Der 5rauaraus,
go. 227 gits @trabe, BITE 8erfamms
lung uab 9eamtenDabl bes 9eutIhs
ameritaniiben 6rauen3peisss itutt.
- Der 8. uno q. 3ablmeiiter traf
seftern bier Elm, I'M Die angeItellten
bisier 9ipiiion a63ul6hnen. llnsefdbr
$4,000 ipuroen ausbe5ablt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
y,srid,eadlle Eiabrsh,r.

Ter Wirit Jobn WssGuirt. Nc.26O6
Renning McG6. tpusbe friib gefiern
Mcraen burh bas aiirren 3erbsohener
Gldies aus bem 6hinfs anfgentdt.
q. blidit aus benz Jtnftsr nnb fab bret
sserIe. peIds bic 9biirfhsibe itinss
2otoIs sinasbrii6t battsn unb i'm Be-
griffs itanben, siH5uiitissH.. Git Gin
brthtr batten Das Geffnen bss nen.
tiers gsb0rt unD uabnlsH Mfibaus.
sic enttamsH. obeItih WseWuire ihuta
mebrere RepcIDeridiiiIs nadfunbse
aorporoI Jsnninss unb btr btritIens
poli3ift WiitteHhprf bur&fuhifn ipdt
ttr bic Qohbdri6nIl. o6ns itbo& cine
Spur bsr Grsibtnser linbtn 5a i1nntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14

DDS EeItafnent Der Gbd mpb
ipurbe TIM Geuntpesritt binttrIeot nnb
onsenommen. $50 ftnb fir Weifen
dusgsfebt. Shr Sobn Stnrp WeoB er<
b6lt bos Robilior, ibrer GhDeiter
gIifubetb Qubpie permaht iie $500
unb fDII sSrau Gbtpdrb 9ersmann
500 erbaIten. Den Reit ibres Wers
mDgens permoht iie ibren sebn Rins
bern in gleihen TbeiIeu, STE eruennt
5enrp Mos gum 9sitamentspoIif oIiftreder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
Zd,ifsid,eine
germiHt

grau Rofs sauf. go. 74e M<li
Court Strobe, eriudte bic pclisti.
RahforfdMrleen nab ibrtr IL Sabre
nIteH 5phter Gillian an3uitsilen, biz
fsit nem Ia. Sdaudr DsrId5ipnHo<u tn,
ioipie nad bsm Barber Wfn. 9aiIep,
pon gDssltp ADs.. price 9il. 5rau
ssculs gI0ubi. DoB 4aiIep. iptlhsr btrs
beirdtb<t unD Wnter ppn 3ipet ainbsru
III. NIT ibrer 1Onisr Dur6gsbrdEni
III.
Die IL Sabre aIts ylortHe lsiiurt.
bon so. 986 Wlartin Str1bs. iDirf
felt benz 7. Dsbruar ptrmibt, Ddi
.iungt MdbHtn sntftrHts ii4 afr gs'
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20

across the Apishapa river and the
construction of n storage reservoir
for flow water which will hold
900 acre feet of water. The
contract stipulates that work shall
begin within sixty days and that
the irrigating system shall be COM
pleted within one year.
The 1.pei district OF about &c.
900 acres. twelve miles south of
Fowler. Is generally level with
good slope and the soil when irri-
gated is a. productive as any
found fers in the valley.
The bonds covering the district
Indebtedness for this construction
will be held BY the Mcdowell COM
pany.-Pubelo Chieftain.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20
Not Up to Standard

Gilmor Brown and troupe gave
the Tyranny of Tears to a large
audience at the opera house Fri
ay evening, and Manager Butts
was much disappointed at the pro-
duction. as from past performances
here by this actor and the ad-
vance notices he had every reason
to believe It would be high class
production. The costuming was
elegant and there were plenty OF
tears. but otherwise II was not
what was expected. Mr.. Brown Is
too well satisfied with himself and
his past press notices to feel that
it is necessary to labor any to
keep up in his profession. II he
don't get this out of his system
soon he will need to hunt new
profession.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20

The management of the Ben-Mar
hotel was changed this week. Lou
]. Nelson selling out to Mrs. ".
d. Harmon of Springer. New Mexi-
co. Mrs. Harmon is an experience
ed hotel manager. and will maintain
the high standing of the Ben-Mar
with the travelling public. She
took charge the first of the week.
and Is having many changes and
improvements made in both the ar
rangements and management OF
the house.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20
List Your Farm For Sale

Parties desiring to sell their
individual farms or larger tracts
will do we'll to list with us. We will
sell at your lowest price on regu-
lar commission basis. and bring
you best class of buyers. Write. Civ
ing description In full. price. easiest
terms. Sweet-Coe Colonization Co,
Hutchinson, Kansas.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20

Sheriff John A. Simpson was
called to Holly yesterday owing to
the report of another raid by horse
thieves. This time n valuable team
was taken from the Olsen ranch
within a few miles of town. 1t
makes seven horses that have been
stolen In that vicinity in the past
few months. This team has been
traced to within a few miles Of
Liberal. Kansas. and today Under
Sheriff Cal Downing left for that
place to Join In the hunt.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20
Bishop Quayle Tells Pruachezs T.
Become Baseball Rpoters

Kalamazoo. Mich. Sept. 1s-In
an address here yesterday before q
large audience of preachers and
laymen who are attending the an
nual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Bishop william
A. Quayle made a plea for greater
virility among pastors.
III We had men in the pulpits OF
the Methodist church who would
get out on the baseball bleachers
once in n while and do little
Jaw exercising" he said. Eve
would have more men in the
church. The church today wants
big strong brawny men In the pull
pits. The time has come when
men. not women should support
the church"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20
omer Contract of $500. 600. Awarded

Fowler, Sept. 1S.-There Is gen
eral rejoicing throughout the Fow-
Ter district over the signing at
O'Clock a $290.000 contract award
ed the Mcdowell Construction COM
pany of Lamar by the people of
the Omer Irrigation district for the
construction of a system.
The project consists OF a lam
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20
New Bank Open

The Postal Savings Bank was
opened up for deposits at the post
office yesteray xmorning at 8
o'clock and had received several
deposits before any of its competi-
tors had opened their doors. Henry
Smith of the p. o. force secured
the first certificate of deposit.
Business was not very rushing dur
Ing the day and no records were
broken for first days business.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20
For Sale

will sell at a bargain. lot 10.
block 90. West Side Addition to
Lamar. VIII take small payment
down and give time on balance. Ad
dress Chas. F. Hoag, Wiley. Colo.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20

You will see the best rendition
of Eiler's Ten Nights in Bar
Room" you ever saw. IL you pay
visit to the big tent on next
Wednesday.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20
Bar
RS TEN Nights in = Baa
Room"
Eiler's
Room

Eiler's colossal production OF
that famous old temperance drama
will exhibit here on next Wednes-
day under canvas.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-09-20
Fruit Jars For Sale

Quarts 800 per dozen: half gal
Ions. $1.25 per dozen. Inquire 5o9
w. Oak street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
MEASURING IT'S
OWN VELOCITY

RY means of an electrical device ex-
pcrlmenters, acting for the Board of
Ordnance, have been enabled to obtain
photographic records OF the motion of a
projectile while yet inside the bore of a
cannon. The projectie carries a rod of
wood attached to its front end and cop
per rings. cncircling this rod at fixed
intervals. successfully form electric con-
facts as the rod is driven from the gun
Each of these contacts produces an au-
tomato record on phonogra phic plate
The shortest distance travelled by the
projectile, in one experiment, between
two successive records. was 81 cent?
meters, which is little less than one inch
and half. Some of the time intervals
between the records were only one two
thousandth of a second.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

away in the drawers of his bureau,
and by this act had defrauded the poor
man of his credit and business
Du Moulin's wife went to a magis-
trate at once and got warrant of
arrest for the three men. The servant
stoutly denied the charge, but all were
thrown into confusion when a mcsscn-
ger returned from their abode with a
load OF counterfeit money and all the
paraphernalia for its manufactures Du
Mouln's execution was now put off
The servant being guaranteed his life
II he would turn Kings evidence. he
declared that he had been n witness of
the false coinage by the others They
were then condemned to die in place of
du Moulin, bat still the public were in
doubt about the innocence OF the lat
ter. The finding of the tools in his
house had not yet been accounted for:
II was doubted if the Impeachment of
the others had not been arranged to
save him who was equally guilty-therc
being but slight evidence. or none ut ALL
of the porter's trcachery. The only evil
dence was furnished by woman now
dead who was alleged to have reported
II To du Moulin's wife who was mani
testify the most Interested But as she
was not charged by tie convicts as an
accomplice this was urged in his favor
by his friends.
While public opinion VAS being thus
the porter was opened and in II was
found bunch of Keys and an impress
SIGN of one in wax which correspondent
to the one used to open du Moulins
bureau, and this the porter was forced
to acknowledge: that being terrorized he
lad deposited the tools in IL. and had
Just locked it when he heard the Of
ficers of the law at the door. He made
desperate attempt to hide all evidence
of his connection with the affair, but
they proved un: uccessful. as is shown
In report of this case the chief
recorder said that even the positive
evidence of du Moulin, that the money
he brought back to Harris was the
same that he had received was not true.
although du Moulin was not guilty of
perjury" either wilfully or by neglect
inattention or forgetfulness," and the
circumstantial evidence against him
could only have heaped injury upon an
other taking away the victims life
after a perfidious servant had COM
pletely destroyed his character.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

Don't Worry About Them. You Needn't
Keep Them. Get This Simple
Remedy-lt's Guaranteed.

Freckles. like facts, are stubborn
things, but unlike facts. are easily re-
moved. The more stubborn your freckles
the more promptly should you get a
package of kintho. Get it wherever
toilet goods are sold. If Kintho fails,
get your money back. It's so simple
and sure you'll almost think it's magical
Use Kintho Soap too. 1t will not only
help give the freckles a push, but it is
delightful for toilet use.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
WE INVITE
EVERY THIN MAN AND WOMAN
HERE
EVERY READER OF THIS MAGAZINE TO GET
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Tnis is an invitation that no thin man
OF woman can ahord To ignore. Wei
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kDur Il uen
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Is letter have gained the DAYS iyhi Il Ia, i-en
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

no 4 don't
have u take medicine all again:
MRS. \. l. RODENIiEISEIt writex.
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feel stronger hnh k-IiDg ietr rfore and
mo-" carry rosy checks. which something could never
Tim long fac say tia, an .lnt letter they
think have got 10 lcok well hea,y Tor mo
CLAY JOHNSON snys:
;? ssF 'r' ss teen s : a% s h.: %
.s saIrY only wsrh.a s iuna' now four noes !.
h1s , tina, stupid feeling used 70 have
he,h all want gu '''u' h'' pounds of
+. GAGNON writes,
sn ,e .; my , ,Po,' zinc. ,.,nr the s.rro
Worn a. ~ al run ~e. down Now ." .1f s, sss
"a s, ,r @.k like new Gained 20 pounds with
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MRS. VERNE ROUSE snys;
SaTro certainly the rrande,, treatment ever u.. IA
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or know somebody who knows them.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

MI Trims WANTED s775 paid for quarter: 40
otp ool,'o Hhnilp for half dollar Kccn money dated
e"te 1870 and scni 10 for Coin Value Bok
fortune. a. M kRauS, 4O7 Chestnut St, Milwaukee, Wis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
REV. GEORGE w. DAVIS snys:

have mad. faithful trial Of the Saryoi treatment and
must aT that II has brought life and v-or II,v,
gained Weniy pounds and weigh 20 pIni. and what
Is letter have gained the DAYS my i.yh-i Il Ia, been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

the turning pant II my life Ny health fine. doot
have u take medicine all u aran
MRS. \. l. tODENIiEISER writcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

4 FAMOUS case in presumptive
"A evidence handed down from a
Il n counsel on the part of the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-15
CONGREGATION AND
INTEREST INCREASING AT
THE TENT MEETING

Yesterday morning the sermon was
directed to Christians. The evangelist
spoke of the undoubted faith that
every believer should have and APP
pealed to those present to lay them
selves upon Gods altar for real serv-
ice. The discourse was filled with
good thoughts and helpful illustrations
Last night large congregation was
present and gave rapt attention to
every word of the preacher. He spoke
on the two ways, the narrow way, and
the broad way. He showed that to go
with Jesus Christ means to go in the
narrow way. To walk in this way one
must be child of God and follow in
the footsteps of Jesus. This way
leads to heaven. The broad way leads
to destruction and many go therein.
Every sinner and evildoer is in this
way. Admonition was given the sim
ners to leave the broad road and join
company with Jesus.
Services each morning from 10 TO
IL o'clock, and every night services
begin at o'clock and close at $3.50
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-15
That Yankee Dodqe.

The description OF the first operation
under ether in Europe as given by DR.
r. William Cook in the University
College Hospital Magazine Is repro
duced IN the London Lancet, and the
scene is referred to as the most ORA
matte ever enacted In which medical
men grouped the stage" The opera
ton was performed by Robert Liston
on Dec. 81. 1916 "At 2:15 Liston en-
tiers. that magnificent 6gure OF man
six feet two inches In height. and says.
We are going to try Yankee dodge
today. gentlemen. for making men in
sensible so Liston introduced ether to
a London hospital" The subject was
a man. thirty-six years old. whose
thigh was amputated. The operation
was successful. and Liston uttered the
epilogne. This Yankee dodge. gentle
men. beats mesmerism holler."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-15

is the annual meeting of the American
Association of Nurserymen, and the
grating under consideration relates
principally to the development of new
and improved varieties of fruit trees.
1t is admitted, however, that there are
few INSCRIPTIONS nurserymen who
carry on grating of another kind by
disposing of tree stock that is inferior
or worthless and untrue to name. The
association has already accomplished
much toward putting these grafters
out of business and will continue the
warfare this year in more determined
way than ever. Many other business
matters of vital interest to the nursery
trade will be taken up during the ses-
sion of three days.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-15
Msrvels of India.

What wonderful country is India.
There is only one India. Its marvels
are its own There is the plague. the
black death India invented II. The
car of .Iuggernaut was also midas In
vention So was the suffice, and with
IN the time Of men still living 500
widows willingly and, In fact rejoic'
ingly burned themselves TO death ON
the bodies OF their dead husbands In
n single year And 800 would do II
this year II the British government
would let them. Famine belongs es
pecially to India. India has 2,00O.0O'
gods and worships them all. On tor
of all this she is the mother and home
of that wonder of wonders. caste. and
also that mystery of mysteries. th'
Satanic brotherhood Of the Thugs
Churchman.