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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

oyd nil pom per Mjfsnidaft Der
0inbu 49, Die nicbt einmaI Carer lHo
- fflpeiaen, DON ibreR fsiRen SntDsta
unaen auf bem Gebiete Der 4itronos
mie, bic pte( ingsutoIer fino ais Die Der
8riehen uno ielbit Der 8abpIonIsr.
unb pon ihrer 3ehnungsmetbobe, ntc
bas Bort iibertrifft, it metne pon Der
nit neun ,3ubI3eihsn Uls8uFuhrenoen
Re6nunaspeiie. 4ber tpern Die Geute,
bic uIein at elmer BiFsnihaFt qetoma
men su iein qlauben, neil lie grtehlId1
Iprsten, DQppu etpa5 getuuBt batten,
lpdren fie Dielletht auh iiber3eugt, baB
es nod anoere 2sute gisbt, ots etfpaS
piiTer, niht nur Griehsn, ionperu
Rdnnsr pon gan5 perIhisoener Sun
qs." - Demnuh rDor dlfo oas tnpiihe
9ablenfpftem bereits 973 Der grtehl
iden fsleucioiIaen 4sra 1922 Der DRIFT
Ither 2ettre6uung) pom etnem Sprsr
aetuunt uno gepirDigt. Die Sprer um
! Gup6rut f4etneu baber bic 8ermlttler
! bss inbifhsu Spitems fir bic 4rdber
ueneIeu 8u ieiu, bic uns Die 3tfferH
! brQfteu. Die Steus bel benz gelehrteH
| Seperus 5ebott ift iibrigens aud ftir
Die g6aratteriitit Der ipateren 9rea
hen intereTunt, bic, pom olten Rubme
aebrenD, nit elmer Girbilouna 81 Der
he pQmuIg tuum me6r bere6ttgt pas
rem, our Qae anosren Rationen hcrob4
! h1iften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

uers $3.50 - s.75, GtD6ers une Geehsrs
$3.T5--5.b0, ertra $5. .60--b.75.
guIfsn,ADie 3ufubr mar benis seTsns
uub bic Bretfe feft
/ Tdeere uup Ieidbte SS.00--4.40, goloena
S4.b0 - 5.35, egtra $3.50, fetfe SuueH
s. 00-5 40.
aGGber.--gsi sismItd gutter aodirogs
unD anr HaBtger 3ufnbr mar Der NGrtt
itetig.
Crbinare unb grobe $3.o0--6.25, fair Bis
quite Ietdtr $4.50--6.6 80, EXTRA S6.71--7 90.
9dlber Tn ben apmtniiipn'o odHierR --
Sancp 61Ie, printa bis auserEeieue 51a--6e,
orbinGre 4--5c.
e dapeine. Ia bic greiie IN Den
meitiid)en Wdrfter ftart beruHteretngen. 10
fielen aucs bier ote'eIber u,u l6--25c per
100 4iuno, Ter Martt mar idpaf.
S6Uere GhrpeiRe bradten S6.25-G.6o,
cute bis auserIeiens Berpafunas' uno
Sleiiheriorteu $6.65-675, gemtiAte ger.
pufunasiorten $66O-6 70, orDtudre bis
auserLeiene itppere fette 5aue S4.o0-5.S5,
extra So 5000, ,Stags $3. 7;5--5.b0, leibte
| 9er'aubforten So .7O--6.80, iFerteL pon ITO
gfo. unb psntQer J.75--6.S0.
Ghafe uuo 2dmuter. - Die Ydhs
| iraae mar nur mdbiG unb bic Bretle ftcter
UNI l5---35c per 100 Bfuub.
Sdafe. .- GrtrG $4.35-4.60, quite bis aus
trIeiene $500 -- 4.25, orotndre btS quite
& 25O-375, SabrIiBge $5.QO-j15,
! Gdmmer - Grtra $3.50, CUTE bts auSsr
| Iefene So 6.O0-645, Orotndrc bis quite So
-5s5, ge'9orene S5.0O--5.75, ertra $3.50
| 5rlbiabrs 9Gmmer S--llc pro BTo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

Gineirnati. 10. aprsl l9l.

&tMktR u q 1bf Az. ApkA ANLAg
Der Rarst mar In oeS uerHofieusn Do6e
uiaia une eiHige 9rsiie rDureeu bsraess
issf. Tte RahFraee mar uur mabis. lie
FcIaeRben EaoftrunaeH pnroeu an S9lns
Der Mo6e Hambeft ssHadt
NTanEsr lasLiH-9tsai Sans shG
Decfteg 6Ae Snnesoiue Sc, Eia bAc @rtsp'
ton 9 u 0s. RsHeerfol Dantip, 6Aes. uai0a
gsssa gsaesss si's st M ;yssss ssf''ao foa Egg soE
ttfira iofs 26c, he 80 24r, beirl 1914 2lC
%. "a ise, ryisbtSH q isc. So. loia 2ie, siHi'
i. .s,s as..,n s,.,,s'. ssrrlHtis a
gsGfeHpsls eltS -eta sag 4ogs 1s, eaeei
7ss gSssa gfs glOts se ssssti s' rras g'' s!s, ss
az atssrts 7s SiHrss II. strn SaT
elii Gpas eye. Bsft lHe @ gzasic 6st
gspssrsl 100 24s oo ea 22f utisa 10
gse. fe. eA 2ss, srtgetSn iofs 231se. DO. sl'
~ Tssiasi nj sarssssss sEass gsts sssstsnss sc Central
ssarf 4ss. suInttan @lS'rrntna nne Srau ias
ans astSaa aSsa. & 'saa ssiausia assss g. DO grs
sae nub graas Sc, Ipta Eobes gartfie el5c
slatirnnI bsse Ear @ss SAC 6rtrn axe
ssmss,ta ssr' ~ ssnrss.is sse, 800 s.Ts,
SsRf. I8snama sos. 1a!a.ts sless isHe
xL6 asIser1nnsoSfss 1no e. sa a9rsoSs = Il. Nj M
ss'1t =" iss Il ass'an issss asrsls snnssn iSsss
ssdrseassa sssass n ,iaos,sss + sss ssssis S sss
Sss;sI gsaS gTsItss fs.is assssi e. sssss ssas
sss 4Ae' Slsrsnss 5Es Itcfaies syt.. So.
ulsbaaa K, Eaisstsa 9Ee Ssainsis eRs
ssfsiafI TsnFms osrrttt iss. Rrostmits liz
ufl,str etkt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11


MehI.-Ter Rartt mar ftetig. Diutsr
gatents 8. 75-.3 ,straiabts s3.75-4.sO,
Spriua BGtentg beites 81 .00-5 40, StrGigbts
400. 10, goisrs sS.OO-4.35.
WetteH.-F Fir Rat s6&-SSHe, an
e9Iss sssIc; fir SaH s5I;-8f5.c, am
e6Ius s614c fur Ssptsrnbet s514-S63se,
am SdIus S6%c.
ART S6Ius 4ss4e; fur SuEi 4s1[--5ossc, am
e4Eub 5Usze; fir September 81 - 5lAse,
~ oSfsr, o - Fir mat soZ-sls.e, ON
s&Ius 3lsse; fur 9uIi 30I--3lE Ee, Gn
sALus 3i19c, iar septsm6er 301Ss-3lsss,
am saIus 3l2se.
Rsaaeu. - 20. 2 Ole.
Berfts. - Bute Sutterqerfte 70-90c,
quite bis dolce @alsserits 90-llOe.
SIahsiaamen.-Ro. S.gS. 24311ac,
60. / u. ". 2551zc.
IimstbsiaGmtH. - sll.75- 2.0o
per GsutRer.
Rebporf. - sI5.6215-l5.75 per 9bl.
Tur Tai Sl4.90 - l5.071S, am S6Ens
$500 fur SuIt sl4.62H -- l4.672. am
SnIuS SASS.
samals. $40 per 100 9funb.-
Jar g9ai s7.75-S.s2ks, an SAIab f.75i
fur Su!i S7.s5 --. go. AM 2aiub 81 80;
fur septentbsr 81 7.s715-7.95, AM salai
s7.819.
ghort Qtppsnfeiteu u.--soie 81 30
! s. 20 per 100 gfc. 5tr 9eai $3.50 - $40
am SnIub ss.ST1k fur SuIi $50 -
90, am Sdlus S. .921z; fir 5spteHibel
| g. .s5-7. .s7lS, am 5aGub s7.s7lz.
9huIteru. - Short Hare setteH, per
paft, ss.371..-s.50.
Butter.-Blurtt ftetis. Greamerp i
gle. Tatru l3-lsc.
eisr. @artt itstis. 5rti1e 10
1876 per Tutrre.
sd'e.- Rartt itstia. Cream ls&-l4
Der 9fuHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
atls. psass Mns Mft.sn b slsw psrf.

eeln ON ealI" mar fpt1iS tn 2h-2I 70.
0rina ssIAaftspapisEe warosH ~ A.
lLE bisfortirt. 80. -.
sterItna,GrAanas III it.iis.--etdt
au s4.s6k - 1865 uao 90 2ase Si4t
sn s4 .63ss 4P3I.
puubessGbltaattonsn Darsn ists
tia urb puresn lDie folet auotirt:
Ser. Gtaattn Rsfunotsg ~ lOlL
aeb., AZ rsalitrirte tl926l 54--libk,
Gcuppnslf5L --il6n 3% reailsrtrts loiI
--lOoN, Coupons l0f s--l02L, BdHGris
Coupons ~ I0i--l0ln.
alftsRmarft. -- Der Mdrtt mar hsrte
Sekr ruhia uuc eie Dreiie eeoridt. Its
otEukuotsrunaeH itaHosH w ben MssiieH
TdIIsr urter Dentn pom Gcmifaa.
aahftshenbe aurie rpiirosH poH Der blrs
ma Srruin, 8alImdH 4 60, Ao. 2Ss--|oz
aaalaut Gtrabs, bershtet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
Der Warft mar ffetig. Bersauft uaseen
6l7 gbIs. 1thiHsr's Gtnisbes Gooss ani
bsr Daiis pon 81 80 per @daea.
@rseeriss.

2uder.- yresie fsstie. Aaffniytss Gut
peaf e.2Oc, vemhsrso $50, Cubes 5.65c.
aranuIaiso 5.40e. goufertionsrs n" 5.85e.
Eff ~" 5.I0-5.3 .35c. wsibes egtra .,G"
s.a5-S. .06e, ertra ,,G" 466--490e, srAia6s
rer aelber 4.65--4.7Ce.
Rofaffes In ftetie. Ven Orleans
Open astsls 34--44t, Centrifugal l5--23s.
per BaIcne. @erebnm 83-57e per 04lsne.
Reis-Rarfs siemlin lebhaft uHe Res
tia. 2cutiiana, ganep osae 6-stSe, pyirss
4f-51.s. orotnarer 3Ix--a5se. Sapan B.
&c per gfnHb.
9ai.s grosnfte
puttsr. --- Gseamerp tff ru5ia uno
itetia. Haaep greamtrg 23ke, grsamsrp
fiyfts 22Le, ec. ieecnes 20e, faney Dairs
i5e. 10. l2e per 9fuHe.
RSfs. -- agartt ksfie. Ehto H6 l6e.
NorewsitergiAsr l5k-f6e, asw Dorf Ise.
etnsiser Isx - 201<e, 2imburssr lee,
arid l8< per Sfane.
nisr. ~ ansseos rs4s.s, Aadsfrass gut,
Brsiie itetie. srima frii6e SlhHereisr l5e,
Firffs lac, iseenes lohe per Dutene. Gda.
Issisg S0e, Guteneier zoe per Tte.
Rahfraat aut. pretie ne
tia be fef Svrtug Gbt6sHs IS - 25s,
DsiAner lse, 6ahns Ice. 1rutbabnfr 2o--
2Ie, GnIs 8s, Gnten l4--l7e, 6dHie e--I0t
per Rfans.
Ebft uHe @emlis.
aepfsI.--sanes Rem Bert s5. 5.75-IS. 90
asw6hnIicae $5 00-5.25 pes Dbl.
GitroHsH. - Rartt fsetig. GaIiFerHls
e. .25-2.75, RsiiiEa s3.50--S rs per atits.
| CrungeH.--H Horft rabig umh ftefie. -
galiiornia S2.5o-2.T5, 6Iersea e2.0 -
/. 2.75 per Rite.
| GrbbstrsM - dIsriba 20--eoc pei
Euart.
RartsffeIn. - @i1igsn t2.00-2.25
| aenisyige ~ .o0--2.z6, per NkI. aai ben
eselsiis siae e3--6Se per Bu. TN Stose,
4 SaatfGrtpffsIn. Wsits G6-
70e, Rsfs 6S~-7ox. frate Clio ti1k--aH
vsT Uu. snf BEN 0sletss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

34.45 - 40 ane eveIter feft ~ $40
$50. Eiisn mar ruhis. 80, TonnDrp
Rortteru st .Sl5.75 - l625, 30. 2 DO. 30
s15 .50-l6.00, &c. Soutbern nHo Ao. ]
goutbern foft gI $l5.50--l6.00,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

Eele. - @artt ift ftetta. aetuSf
robes sse, seso&tes s7e per Salon. in
9artien pom 1---4 8bI. Ggtra 8inter Teit
aareol 72e per 1aaors. Cotton Sseb
Def robes 47-4sc, rafTntrtss 5l--52e per
GaHoue. Terpeutin $s .oS, 8ssroisur., gsrs
feettoa Zoe. Ctss, ReHtutp une 3nbiana
eLe per GaHoHs. growR GafoGin lSe,
aapttc l3e per @alIrne
Galt. - Der Warst IN rubta. Ohio
Atvsr sO-95e, Wi@iaaU Hno afron 94e
per HbI. uon $50 1fnne.
Gals tit ptIliaer primdgitu 61s-61<e,
DO. Gountsp 6--81<e psr 8fuRb.
Qchlen.-R RaTh rnhta. IoushicshsHs
s3.2S, geub uno Sfaf 81 90, aanawha
Sti6tohIen o. .25. Qnb uHo Glad 81 30
9 90 pey Tonne abesfiefsrt RaunIofeStids
tosIsu 1915. 4utbracite 1926 per Tonne
abasliefert. Cote fofse: 800 per Tonne
ahaslieeert.
G6mereiea. - Rarft left. aIeeiaa,
men o. .70--S. .25 auf benz SsGsiis uns $3.50
-e. rs per gu. pom Store. 2trotss "a SO
--5 90 auf eem Gslesis uub s5.00--S.0G
per 8uikei pom Sssrs. SunweiseH SOc
TladsIaomen t2 so per su.
essssa.-- Rsafrass sat- Sr.iie fsstis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
Qsp DerF. 10. apriG.

Zen DerE. 10. apri.
0inn mar bsuss rabis sa tx2.2b - 42.76
nnb AuyfeE Eea; Safe 10 ei2.87 30,
eiectxstpttse % tla.25 - l2.67N uns "a
issna iR ef2. .oo-l2.l25k. 6les nsr Hssa in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
gbieaqo, 10. 4prtI.

Rtnbpte6. 8eepes s5.l5 - $50,
Ierus Sttere 81. .4O-565, rpeitlihe Sttere
4.s0-5.75, Gtoders uno Seebers $3.50
$50, aabe unb Setfers g. $3.50, aaIber
$5OO-G.75. 5 Wartt 1920 njeoriser.
g hwetue. -- Gethtt 6.25-6. 90, 6e'
mti9te Sc. lj-665, idpere $5.85-6. 40.
raube $5.55--6.I0, CUTE bis auserItiene
i6uere $6IO-6.40. Tertel S6.25-6.65.
gtartt Lane'am uuo io-15c nteort8er.
G DATE une 6 Sdmmer.-Shafe: GIN
betmtfdbe 90. .OO-4 81, neitlibe 81. l5-6. 90,
3dbrttnse $4.40--45O.
Qdmmer Ginbeimiidbe 81 75-6.25,
ueitLhe s475-62j. Ttartt inpa9 uni
l0c niebrtqer
3ufubr. -Riueuieb 10000, ShUein'
| 30 900, Shdfe uHb 2Gmmer 2j,0OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

@a aAs.--Earst rubis une Ftstis. SSne'
les ssufen prtma ~ 2s-a9e per pfaas ans
SsYts9Gsa sIesss CuaHsit&tsR ~ 2--3c Esar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
gsferbe anb aNauleiel.
GfnetunatL, 10. n

EthfEHHpEts 10, HVtI'
Die geIddfte paren in Der ptrFofieHsn
Mod,e nidbs iebs lsbba't. 1ie 3uiabr uar
aenaaene unn bic greiie itttsg. Tte fogseH'
Sen nactirnnaen nureea am S4!us Der
MeAs naubaft seGnats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

3uiuhr uHo gerianbt fpdbreno Der pers
Aogisusn a. snnesn, pereitheR mt eerieIs
ber 3sGt uprEacr gaoae, rpsreu ME fplst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

GIfsFiHa 9sats umfass.
Ter uhafas im hisiiasn GlsariRssaus be-
lief isd beMtt out s5 ,0e5, 800.
qsssf.essnsifssm.
Ter ggarEt In aosagiesHritaten mar aad
hente wiebsr lsbhaFt unb ber tiuItdt In
GiHe. Das Il electric Go. aftisu rent be-
bfustrb. lie greiie tparsn felt. RG4s
ftetgnns Bersanfe iiao % berihtsn:
Gn hes Hsrif.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
gsDias Welbnsarste.
msntaa. .. aprsl 1911.

& =
spie oep5hnIim am wrntag. 70 rpafsu
Snch henfe BITE BanEsn NIT Nciftnearbesten
ltdfs hesmdftigt. lie Rnhfrags uod Dor,
isHen mar abfg ftiHs erobe urb Wtlb W. ens
bef piusa. won BEN 8anisn wnrbtu Tars
Is6en .psi ean@ III a. duSgeliebsn nnc Ges
iAdftsvapisfe muTben sn 81 So bissoas
s!rt. Am cFfsnen Marfte mnroer TarIebsH
.en eau" su s,zz-4 = aHo aaf 8tit ~ ~
plaeirt.
rasAisl sat nss psn.
frarsn ftetia Mnb spuToeu ~ f2Me @ramle
per $1,000 spifdAsn panfeu psrfauit. Gts
Upanerrdte bstrags Soc prdHle per $1,000.
ass6fd aHl GHrsss.
ipnren isetis. psuts fsHo bic foIssHnen
EMotirunasH 40 bertAtsn:
ecnbon, 1ase Sidt, S4S61 per g,
60 Ines Giht, &4.s3L per A. QaTts
Taae gidt. 5i2k-5l5 srancs Ger 800
10 2aas sihf, 5l71 $50 Sraats per 500;
far DsutidIaas 4 1aas Si6t, Rarf s61Se
ec. 90 1aas GiGt, 941<c.
Tpeumersarp HiHs daf qcnheu pufben
tn ss.e2,S, aui Dlasscw su sf.82L uHo
auf HsEfait 81 S4.62 usrgauFt.
paHses.r .rsHsaisHsH.
ruBis uHe fsssss. 0ss BanssH quesissH pis
fslet:
GinIani. Berfauf.
AZ s3erbs, te25, Coup 1854 lIeH
3S Nenss, 1918 ...... .l0lA l0sT
~ Hcnbs. 1880. ......l0lL IM
= y 4anama -..........Ioi Iol1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

GirciHuati, 10. SpriI.
no Berianpt ,pdbreno Der per-
spne. psrslthen nit ben DOR
Il 3 @nfeR, pGren iute foGgt,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Hasss TrattIc on lnterurban.

he interurban railway yesterday
handled over $500 passengers. Over
1000 Of these were Bryan people, going
Ito the park last night. About 500
were visitors at College coming out to
the park, about 500 were College Wis
itors coming into Bryan during the
day and the balance were Bryan peo-
pie and visitors going tosCollege.AT The
car service, while taxed to ftsc0Pdcity
was prompt all day, and not mishap
occurred. The best days traffic last
year during the congress was 1900.
Never before have the people and bust
ness men so fully appreciated the con-
venience afforded by this enterprise.
Not a trip was made yesterday but
that some shipments of merchandise
were made, and one car carried nearly
a ton OF ice yet, with all, the traffic
was handled with comfort and ease.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
soIon's Answer.

"What Is the most perfect form Of
government was once propounded at
the court of Fernandez. king of Cor
NTH. one Of the seven wise men Of
Greece. His six fellows we're present.
and Of them Bias answered first. CIV
ing as his opinion. Where the laws
have no superior" Thales of Miletus.
the great astronomer. declared. Where
the people are neither too rich nor too
poor" In his turn said Anacharsis.
the Scythlan. Where virtue is honored
and vice detested" Said Pittacus Of
Mitylene Where dignities are always
conferred upon the virtuous and never
upon the base" Said Cleobulus,
Where the citizens fear blame more
than punishment" Said Chic. the
Spartan. Where the laws are more
regarded than the orators"
The last to reply was the youngest
but wisest of them all. Scion Of Ath-
ems. who said. Where an injury done
to the meanest subject is an insult to
the whole community"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Its Purpose.

They stood in front of one of Wash
ington's leading furniture stores. The
windows were full of beautifully in
laid pieces Of furniture. such things as
are only within the reach of the rich
and are meant to lend an additional
touch to the already perfectly appoint
ed home. Among them was an after
noon tea table. 1t was a frail. deli
cately constructed piece on rollers and
brought TO mind an artistically gown
ed hostess serving tea to select CO.
terie. while the conversation dealt with
nothing more heavy than the latest
fiction and comic operas. With long
drawn out sigh the woman contem-
plated il. The man. following her
gaze. saw it and was unimpressed.
She FASTENED to explain.
That there is tea table. It's just
grand to use when you amt got no
cook in the house and have folks in
Washington Star.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Meet me at Dellwood tonight.

Meet me at Dellwood tonight.
A powerful program of pictures al
the Dixie tonight. Be sure and see
them
Mrs. Ben Wilson, of Beeville, Is Wis
iting in Bryan, the guest of Mrs. J. B
Sanders.
Miss Edna Gibbs, of Houston, is Wis
iting in the city, the guest of Mrs. l.
! H. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Grant returned
to Franklin today after visiting their
son, James Grant.
Saving the Standard" another
strong drama, at the Dixie tonight.
Miss Madeline Hanway left this aft.
ernoon for Beaumont to be the guest
of Miss Stella Johnson.
Take AGAR ride and see the free NOV.
ing picture show at Dellwood tonight
Mrs. William Andrews and Miss
May Andrews left last night for a
visit to relatives at Blum.
Wanted--A few more pupils in elo.
cution, dramatic art and oratory. Mrs.
J. NJ. Sprekelmyer Phone 497.
w. p and NJ. w. Reynolds returned
to Aledo after visiting relatives and
ATTENDING the Farmers Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lamm, of Hondo,
have been attending the Farmers Con
gress and visiting relatives in Bryan.
Wanted-Rooms for light housekeep-
| ing. must have city water. Apply Mrs.
n. NJ. Batcheler at old Fountain home.
r. II. Hudspeth, of Hondo, is in
Bryan attending the Farmers Con-
gress and shaking hands with friends.
A. f. Peters, of Hondon, Medina
county, Is in Bryan attending the
Farmers Congress and meeting old
friends.
Tested by the Flag" thrilling war
drama, absolutely new, will be shown
at the Dixie tonight. Don't miss this
picture.
Judge w. ]. Moore, of Middleton,
Leon county. is in Bryan shaking
hands with friends and looking after
business.
The Singer sewing machine Is sold
for cash or small monthly payments.
See T. 4. Satterwhite, salesman.
Phone ACT.
Mr.. John Bethea and daughter, Miss
Mary. after very pleasant visit to
relatives here, returned today to their
home at Edna.
Mrs. Irwin Barron and children left
today for Marshall on a visit to rela-
tives, accompanied by her brother, w
W. Weatherby.
G. C. Hamilton, Mrs. S. A. Carwile
and Mrs. Eunice Sullivan, of Co
manche, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Hamilton.
Hair switches and transformations
made from combings. Phone AIS.
Beatrice J. Calhound.
Mrs. Collier and Miss Jessie Newton
left today for Milano after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Lamar Bethea and attending
the Farmers Congress.
Miss Helen Poverty returned this
afternoon after a very pleasant visit
in Caldwell. having had the pleasure
of camp life for about ten days. lie
w. J. Walker returned today from
Houston after having the grand lodge
degree conferred and expresses him.
self as having had the time of his
life.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
CLEANING UP CITY CEMETERY

Alderman Harry Burger called on
The Eagle this afternoon and author
lied a statement that in behalf OF the
city council he has ordered Sexton
Spell to thoroughly clean up the drive
ways and aisles in the city cemetery,
removing all weeds and debris. Mr..
Burger says he will also have the
driyeways graded and that 1t is his
intention to keep them clean. He
hopes, moreover, to have pipe ex-
tended from the waterworks to the
cemetery of sufficient size to supply
at least four hydrants distributed so
as to be convenient to all parts of the
grounds. Those who own lots in the
cemetery are requested to cooperate
with the council in cleaning 1t up and
keeping it clean.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
BRYAN Needs Rent Houses.

Mr.. J. w. Mitchell, of College Sta
ton, formerly of Denton, called at
The Eagle office this morning and in
quired II we could secure a cottage
for himself and family. He says he
got line on a house being moved a
few days ago and Immediately looked
up the owner, but was informed that
the house was occupied before it was
placed on lis foundations. Mr.. Mitch
ell says he wants to live in Bryan, to
take advantage of the schools this fall,
but believes he will be forced to re-
turn to his former home at Denton.
Telephone The Eagle if you have a
house for rent and let's keep this
family in Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Feminine Resource,

Mr.. d. went to the club leaving Mrs.
d. with lady friend whose abili-
ties as scandalmonger and mischief
maker were pre-eminent When he
returned he just poked his head into
the drawing room and said. with a
sigh of relief. That old cats gone.
suppose?"
For an instant there was profound
silence. for as he uttered the last word
he encountered the stony stare of the
lady who had been in bis mind. Then
his wife came to the rescue.
"0h. yes. dear" she said. Il sent il
to the cats home in basket this
morning"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Gnral Nrua
Everybody goes to Dellwood.

Everybody goes to Dellwood.
ID. Paul Dansby is a business visitor
today.
James Yardley was in today from
Harvey.
George Williams, of Coleview, is in
town today.
c. c. Morgan was in town today
from Reliance.
Mrs. w. J. Higgs and children are
visiting in Waco.
r. Riggs, Of Mart, is attending the
Farmers Congress.
Joe Kosh, of Smetana, was in Bryan
today on business.
Lost-Enamel belt buckle Please re-
turn to Eagle office.
Mrs. ]. d. Ganter and children are
visiting in Galveston.
Mrs. w. A. Read returned to her
home at Marlin today.
Large crowds attend Dellwood every
night, returning satisfied.
Mound City paints may cost trife
lore, but e. ]. Jekins. II
Courage of Sorts" powerful
drama, at the Dixie tonight.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Happiest Girl in Lincoln.

A Lincoln (Neb) girl writes: Il had
been ailing for sometime with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble. |
began taking Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and in three days /
was able to be up and got better right
along. / am the proudest girl in Lin
coin to find such a good medicine
For sale by all dealers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Poison In War.

When the French beat the Formo-
sans along the coast in 1881 the latter
retired TO the interior. When the
French pursued them they found a
queer line of defense. beyond which
they could make no progress and in
storming which many died. The For
mosans had poisoned the springs, wa
ter courses. etc. as they retreated. and
the campaigns of the French against
them never got farther than the poison
line. The poison was native one. as
deadly as arsenic or strychnine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Dellwood Natatorium.

The concrete work on the @natato-
rum for the Dellwood Country Club
will be complete tonight. This will be
one of the best swimming pools in
the state. The work on the club house
will begin at once Where are some
club lists that have never been sent
TO the secretary, and this should be
done so that membership cards can be
issued.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27

Lost-Gold and white keystone Ma
sonic pin, letters H. T. w. S. S. T. S.,
between w. w. Griffin's residence and
Korkemes' candy kitchen. Reward at
this office.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
Frank Ward Arrested.

Sheriff Conlee arrested Frank Ward,
colored, and placed him in jail yester-
day, charged with assault with inten:
to murder. Ward was captured on the
Navasota river. The crime was COM
mitted several days ago.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27

For Sale-Ralph Howell place; price
S2250; terms. Call or phone 905.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-27
IN see you at Dellwod tonight.
Automobile for Rent.

The Imperial garage has purchased
an auto to rent and it is now ready for
service. Phone us. No. 500.