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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
PEACE CONDITIONS
STATED SQUARELY
BY REBEL LEADER
Madero Insists on Big Share In
National Affairs for His Fac
tion Of the People.

Mexico City, May f7.-Robbs-y
ptlTage occurred at Pachuca Lurina
the early hours Of today. follow
ing the surrender Of the city to the
reVolutlonists. The rebels became
drunk and defed their comm and
ers. The townspeople, IN terror,
barricaded their homes and re-
Fnar7ed concealed. The banks were
cyns Tited and Ioo5ed.
The rioters forced the doors Of
the jaiIs and released the prison
ers. Much Of the subsequent law
iessness is attributes 70 the con-
vicEs thus made free. Many build
ings have been dynanited and
others destroyed or damaged by
fire.
Late advices today state that
order has been restored in The city
by 300 rebels under command Of
Gabriel Hernandez. Three hun
dred Fedsrals are enroute for the
scene on special trains and battle
is imminent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
COLONEL VAN HORN is
H0NORED BY FRIENDS

Kansas City. Mo-. May 16.--In honor
or Col. r.. r. Van Horn. who I'm 1856
began the publication or Kansas Clty'm
Girst newspaper, the Journal OF Conn
tnerce which later became the Kansas
city Journal. the Kansas tjity Htstor-
lcml society knsInX nhearved WA Morn
day
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
sTlMSoN MnMlMATEn-

Washington May le- President Taft
today formally nominated to the Sem
ate Henry l.. StitHson, of New York,
TO he secretary of war. and G. s. Mill
Iington, of Herkimer, N Y. TO be as
sistant treasurer OF the United States
AZ New York
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
UNION LEADERS TO
ESCAPE JAIL TERM
IS COURT RULING
Gompers and His Associates
Score Big Victory in Buck
Stove Boycott Case.

Washington, May t6.--The sup
RENE court Monday affirmed the
Standard Oil decree giving rhe
government victory in the effort
to dissolve the company.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-05-18
MRS. TAFT is NOT IN
ANY SERIOUS DANGER
President Able to Leave Her In
New York and to Return to
His Duties at Capital.

Washington, May 15.-Presidsnt
Taft returned to Washington at
3:15 p. m. He found a message
awaiting him, saying that Mrs.
Taft had shown marked improve
nent during the day.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
REGRESO


Ia sca!a de Teneite sA tends aregesc cla
Fl :::: AS: ::;;: :::: :.:: SON Dc EngQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
VARlCES. S.FLFBITlS

Las Varices son dilataciones venOsas
que ocasionan pesadez, entumecimientOs
y dOIOr, producer dlceras varicosas, d.
fcilmente curables.
La Flebitis es una temible fnfamacion
De las venas cuyos sfntOmas son: dOlor,
hfnchaz0n de toda Ia pierna obligandO
q Veces 4 la inmObilidad cOmpleta, pues
el menor mOvimiepto puede produeiT un
embOllO mortal.
Sc ignora en- general que el Elixir de
virsinie NyrdahE cura radicalmente
estas afecciOnes por su acci0n sobr el
Bistema venOso, Envfo gratuito del folleto
explicativo escribiendo: Produetos
Nyrdahl Apartado 1G, Habana. Exi-
iase sObre la envoltura de cada frasco la
frma de garantia: Nyrdahl. De venta
en- todas las Droguerfas Farmacias.
Pr0ductOs NyrdahI, 20, rue do La Roche
fOucaUld, Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
HJOS A PARES

va te digo yo que paso mis- apuri-
COS. Hi de ganar pa mantener siete hi
JOS
-iY ESQ lie apena? En- cuatro amos
s1rte yo llevo de casau. he tuvido diez.
d Ha echao uste bien la cuenta? Mia
40 Sc equivoque -.
-Bien carculau 10 tengo. Mi mujer
-echa dos al mundo cada nueve meseS.
Siempre Suelta gemel0s
i Pacho! PA que llama uste a ESQ
anujer? ESQ es una biSuteria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
Seccion reCreatlva
LA COQUETA A
(Conclusi6n.)

Este fue ell primer festejo de su boda.
Mas al efectuarse ell enlace del pode-
roso senior con la preciosa aldeana, ell
aluende que le habia colocado ojos, ore
Jas dientes ajenos, despoJola en- un
xantiamen de todo clio con sus lnvlsl-
bles manos, quedando la moza convertida
en- felsimo fen6meno sin dientes, ojos nj
Drejas.
La castellana, la loba y el hada corrle-
ron presurosas a rescatar 10 suyo.
El senor feudal hugo horrorizado y
la ex-hermosa Hierbalinda, no encon-
trando quien le dijese 'por ahi te pu-
.dras'', tom6 un cabo de la cuerda en- que
habian ahorcado a Clavelico y Sc ahorc6
tmbien.
The evening world., 1911-02-17

capped from It all. Then his curiosity pulls him of his high horso ma ne aMs
her to tell him the name OF the maj with whom she bohel He can hauS
believe his cars when she says there ws nc nan IN was red OF !" d.
tired Of sitting at his fat dinners bedecked in fat jewesio AIRED OF ms i"
friends ad of listening to their fat talk. For a yea she hd planned 10 n'e
him. M when she got together twelve pounds she bought the machine whNn
sac had nw brought With her to answer his congratulatoy letters md started
ut to earn her " living. He listens to her story in Amusement HAD nc
not way suYolnded her with people n weree minenty successfn On
.@. they we're all "succosses'-and they mad her Iona for an occasional
failure" And then she adds a inc tina leaves It's imprint o. me heaH'
Failures keep us human" -
Vita a last, effort to make him understand, she remarks, II were n
husband. I should watch ny wife very carefully to see ina ot " WE'VE,
Pound look never came into her eyes" But the so that tells Is hred qSte
!nnoenuy by Lady Sims afer Kate has left DO they cost very ruch' nose
tipping macMnes?' she asks as she pauses at thu door, And he husband iH'
uhae. staresb before him as one who sees for the first hat mere are
greater things In he thar success
Bar-ies Kate steps in where Ioser's Nora goes put She knows the reh
meaning of he Comprehension has touched her between the eyes In her
heart he has Left a place for falure-for the nan who doesn't "geto on In the
world. She carries no banner. but somehow or other you see Votes for
Women dying above her head. n a word, she is the best type Of the modern
woman.
sincerity is threatened only by her sense of humor. which carries Ter a bit
when her husband returned from his club with VIC o. his TAT friends and
Una the !e;ter se had left tehhd. Here Miss Barrymore coud easily I'M
prove upon Barrie, who has one nj Of his way TO set an actress a bad
example. /; Is he IN flaw in IN otherwise perfect little play.
Charles Dahon is Just the man to play Sir Harry and Yrs Sam sothern
is superb as Lady sims. Seldom does an actress 10 completely disguise herseN,
As for Miss barrymore she has every reason to cherish Kate as ne Of her
greatest artistic treasures.
The evening world., 1911-02-17

We often have 10 Compromise. but
we're never asked TO Capitulate!
Euery time me're thought ICED
reached the Jumping OF Place the
Engine gate another little snort or
tpo and kept right on going!
Every Champion in his Class expects
n be licked Don or later-but no
doesn't DOT for the day!
Quite early in life we were handed
that messy maxim. when you lie down
with the dogs you get up with the ncas"
were.
The fellow who tells you that he has
got your number never by any chance
knows his ownl
The Man Who O,crs Up nerer fails.
phen he can, 10 Pay Up!
It's only when you're ready 20 ac-
knowledge to yourself tina you're a
Used-to-Was that YOU are onei
Wed like 10 have One Slmoleon for
every wreck We know OF that's been Re-
built and that now is sailing the Seven
Seas
IT'S when We begin TO hate 70 hear the
truth about ourselves that we're ready
The evening world., 1911-02-17
II e q 8
L q i t O r
By John L. Eo bile

NElSS PAFAl'N say ina, the houalc
w skirt used To- be lotatIful hut now
everybody has got ono.
IKE REYNOLDS says that David
l. Cr5un would be Nbcttcr of II he
would seek the society OF others instead
of always remaining IN bad company,
LlECIS HENDERSON says that You
l ! Should not congratulate tho groom
unless you think he might have done
worse.
MR., AND MRS, DIRKs wanted to set
lNA tie their case IN 4 c-ommonsense
way. hut the lawyers insisted on carry
ing out their own ideas.
IF women should always count ten be-
D fore they speak they would count a
lot moro IN this world.
The evening world., 1911-02-17
A New ARSENE
g LUPIN Story
The Blonde Lady"
BY n lie Blanc

ana ted i'n down In the captaln's.
berth. y
"rda, will do" ordered LuoiH.-
"RcIllv s'r, nothing short ~ your
oNstlutyy nrd the exceptional gravity
or the ciruImst1n .cs would htve al
IOvtl mo 80 venture . ="
The si.'1rs withdrew. LuY.n said -
the captain
"'apta.n. one Of tho crew mast r. r.
main IN the cabin TO walt on Nc
Shears and You yourself must lteeG
hlm company ps rro,ch az you cin IA
him Be treated with every cauvilora ~
ton. le ~ r0t q prisoner. but o. raes ~
What ~ the time " your watch. ca
tain7' -
Five minutes part two" raN
Lupln looked at his own watch anf
at a clcck which hung on the caain9om
wail: "a
Five minutes past tvo7 Wv
our watches agree. How long VIII i...r
take you TO reach Southampton
Nine hours. without hurryiag."
Make It eleven. You must not touch. A
land before the departure OF the" y
steamer which leaves Southampton atad1
midnight aud Is due at Havre az |.
r'eh' IN the morning. You unierstand.l 80
captain. DO you not? I repeat: It,.
would be exceedingly dangerous for usi~S
all II this gentleman returned TO
France by the steamer; and YOU must
not arrive at Southampton before onCsso
o'clock In the morning"
VERY we'll. sir" jim
"Goodhy. maitre,' said Lupin. turning
10 shears. we shall meet next year.
in this world or another"
Lets say tomorrow"
\ few minutes later Shears heard tho
car drive way and the engines OF the
Itirondclle at once began TO throb wit'f-
increased force. The yacht threw OIL
her moorings. by Z o'clock they hay
left the estuary OF tho Seine and enSW
tered the Channel. 81 that norienim
IIolnlock Shears lay sound asleep irxA
the berth to which he was fastened
down.
on tho following morning. the tenth
AMI last day OF the war between the
two great rivals. the Echo de France '
published this delicious paragraph:
"a decree of expulsion was pros I
nounced by Arsene Jupin yesterday -,
against Itolmlock Shears. the English on'
detective. The decree was published aSre,
noon and executed on the same day.
shears was landed at Southampton aton,
/ O'Clock this morning"
The evening world., 1911-02-17
KhEe New PlMMS
@N The n-Fouad Look NIEM
IMAM W,tbers the Great IVVGW
~ God success. Ge W
~ CHARLES OARNTON.

- o see "The Tweve-Pound Look' Is o admire not only the art but Tie
1 means. he has dared to drive his pen through 1t and leave 1t for what
It Is worth to the phnlstpes IN bNndy worship II. Moreover, he stands his
ground to raise-a true sympathetic cry for failure
something II the sam spirit must have move Miss Ethel B,rrvn,ret to
bring nut this fine. human little play at the Empire Theatre where 1t follows
"AMce-S r-by-h erlre" At ny rate, tn twh Of The Tveivepolnd Look
aNy shines In her eyes an Is emphasized In her inteiieent and adnlrabc
(GeHng. We hear a great deal about the messages tina PLAYS arc supposad
We carry, but hero one that rings sin your ears
' The Tweive-Pound Look fairly wthers the great zoe Success "1 vs
worth a quarter Of a million when you left me-" boasts Sir Harry Sims 70 ha
former wife Kate, who finds herShf In his house again as a tyn. afo- sor.
The evening world., 1911-02-17

spacing OF the trees. And
town after town vanished from sight.
Nantes, Vernon. Gallon, From hill TO
nill. from Bon-Sccours to Cantclcu.
Roucu. with her suburbs. her haroor,
miles upon miles OF quays, u
no more than the high street of
a market town. Ana they rushed
through Durlair. through Caudebcc.
the PAYS de Ciux. Swimming
over it, hills and plains In their power
M nght. through Lileoonne. through
QI1lcboeut.
And suddenly they were on tho bank
OF the Seine, at the end OF n small quay.
alongside which lay II steam yacht
bul!t on sober and powerful lines. with
black smoke curling up from her fun
mel
INC car stopped. They hnd covered
over " hundred miles in two hours
A man dressed in n blue pca-jncket
came forward and touched his gold
laced cap.
"weu done. Captainr' said Lupin.
"Did you get my telegram"
yes. sir"
as the Hirondelle rcady7"
quito ready, sir"
Tn that Ease. Mr.. Shears ?"
The Englishman looked around him,
saw "A group OF people seated outside n
cafe, another IA little nearer. hcsitated
for a moncn and then. realizing that,
before any one could Interfere. he
would he seized, forced on board and
packed of at the bottom OF the hold,
he crossed the ~footpiank and followed
Lupin into the captains cabin.
II was roomy. specklcssly clean ana
shone brightly with Ita Vanished wains-
.atIn., and uInap,Ipv hfl1q
Lupln closed the door and. without
beating about the bush. said to Shears.
nlmos, brutally:
Tell mo exactly how much you
know"
"Everything."
'.Everything7 I want details"
Ills voice had lost the tono OF
politeness. tingcd with irony, which he
adopted toward the Englishman. In
stead, II rang with the lmpcrious &C
cent Of the master who Is accustomed
to command and accustomed to see
every one bow before his Will. ever
though II be n fIolmlock Shears.
They eyed each Other now from head
10 foot as enemies. declared and
passionate enemies. :
LupIn resumed. with q touch of
nervousness:
"You have crossed my path. sir. on
several occasions. Each occasion has
been one too many. and ! am tired OF
wasting my time avoiding the traps
YOU lay for me, | warn you, therefore,
that my conduct toward you Will de-
mend upon your answer How much
exactly do you know?"
Everything. | tell you"
Arscne Lupln mastered his annoy
ance and Jerked out:
.. . 81 .-. vtnt ,.nVt knnuv Nnu
know that under the name OF Maxine
permond . touched up fifteen
houses built by NJ. Destange.'
'of those nf,een houses you know
four"
Yes"
And you have a list of the eleven
others"
Yes" ,
you made out the list AT VI. Des-
t~ange's. last night. nc doubtY
YES"
And. as you presume that, among
those eleven properties, there must IN
cyltahly be ono which | keep FOR my
own needs and those Of my friends you
have Instructed Ganimard 10 take the
n.ld and discover my retreat"
''So."
"lVhat do you me1n?"
81 mean that ! an act!ng alone and
! thai I intended to take the field alone
$50 have nothing to fear. seeing
that I have you IN my hands
oyou have nothing 20 fear so long a.
remain In your hlnd9'
.You mean 10 say that you VIII not
rrWn.u''
Ar,ane Lupln won't TO Hoimlocl
The evening world., 1911-02-17

teen years. "l'.i
tell you what
you're worth to ME
- ust tw civ =
pounds" sho re-
Joins. With twelve
. o u n d S she h.
saved as his wife
she bought a tip
writ ing mach!r
n n d cleared out
When he is furlou
a I g h c B.
again. she explains
she was sent
the house by an
a q @ n C y
having been told
the name of the
owner. He Is about
TO be k%nighted. and
" I a walk ne
stick for a sword
he has been re-
hearsing the cere-
mony before his
wife,. whose spirit
he has broken un-
til she is nothing
more than a meek,
SUI s~ervlent figure
with a face that
seems part OF her
presentation gown.
Katc signs IN pity
as she looks at an
earlier picture OF
her.
Consumed with
his own conceit.
the blatant, coarse
r ne d cgoist
fIaunts his great
ness" in the face
OF Kate. who only
smiles as one whe
is glad to have es'
The evening world., 1911-02-17
B city i n e n
A dvice to lovers

N n Y dear young people, the. = is no fixed rule about re-
INf turning engagement pres ITS and letters IL the en-
A'A saEeJcnt is broken,
II is simply Customar! 10 do SO, particularly Il
the gifts have been OF any great value. Also It may save
Il feeling OF unplelsantness to ret in presents before ones
former tance requests one 20 do so.
Under no circumstances should the return Of Gifts he
refused Evidently, II ! may believe the letters receive,
girls are more often offenders in this way than men. Take,
for example. a letter received this morning. The young
man writes;
II MAs nnEagel 10 mnr.N a glrl. nm recnnilN orr en-
The evening world., 1911-02-17
h e e Up,
Cuthb ert!
Ey e a,ence I. Cullen

A S often as not It's Temptation that
"A has the hard time lodging us!
The evening world., 1911-02-17
No. W or fr1.


A % S,,l.. So' Signs ',. letter 49,,
Il am in love with a girl %
have been calling on her ana taking Ter
At FOR the past four years, Two mont rs
ago | lost my position, ana 50 now
have M money to spend and ''us"-
Quentiy I have not called. DO ybu tyin5
! should tell her the reason Tor my
appagent neglect"
Tell the young girl tho truth. by MI
means. and II she cares for YOU she VII
be glad to have you cali on her just mo
sAr1e, even II You 20 not take her 10
places OF amusement,
A Chun,.
A GIRL who signs her letter IT. D."
4 "a certain young nan has been
paying me a great deal OF attention.
However. a few evenings ago he took
my chum home from church. Do you
think he should have done thisF"
The young man has every right 10
take any one he pleases home from
church as long as he Is not engaged 10
you
The evening world., 1911-02-17
THE EXPEDITIONS RESULTS.

"Dd mn Nr|tl' eNII0.If cVcr pr-I-1c
ptu.re?'
$50. Na,Ilng but reproDts,' Wash
inBton star,
The evening world., 1911-02-17

gagenent was broken had slen her some beautiful pieces OF Jewery and l
requested her to return them. This She has 10 done, although have written
her repeatedly, Is there anyth!n- moro l can do"'
after he has once given them. That Is not tho point hlst time But simply
wkh tc unDrS 4 upun the girls who write to mo for advice that they should
rernrn Lmnedlltey NC .Nts OF ny man who REQUESTS then % do so-
The evening world., 1911-02-17
VI.
The Second Arrest of "a
LuDiu. ~

o'clock on Wednesdayo
morning a dozen pantechnis0
con vans were blocking tho
Rue Crevaux from the Ave-
nue. du Bois de Boulogne To
The evening world., 1911-02-17
Y
I n'ir-ed)
Kidnapped

HEARS and Lupin ara not ex-
change a word. Above their
! heads the leaves OF the pop
lars made a great wv!se a. OF
waves. punctuatcd by the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
MEETING OF FAIR ASSOCIATION

The members of the Brazos County
Fair Association will meet at the city
hall at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon for
the purpose of perfecting all plans for
holding the fair this season. The time
is now only a little over two months
off. 1t means that strenuous work has
to be done if successful exhibition
is to be made.
The officers and committees are
ready and willing to work, but they
must receive the support of the Bryan
people. This meeting must be attend
ed by the members of the association.
The Trades Day last September was
voted by all great success. It was
only accomplished because the COM
mittees were supported in their work.
The fair can be the greatest success
if We as people want it to be.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
Clearing the Lakes of Carp.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 10.-Nshing
with a seine 5400 feet in length and 80
feet in width, operated by powerful
windlass, is the work in which en-
ployes of Bartholomew Bros. of st.
Louis, Mo-, will engage the middle OF
this month in an effort to clear the
lakes in Spokane county of carp. The
fish will be sent to st. Louis, Kansas
City, Chicago and other Eastern points
in refrigerator cars. 1t is estimated
that the total shipments will amount
to more than fifty cars. Trout, bass
and other game fish caught in the
draws will be put beck into the water,
according to an agreement with the
firm and ]. A. Uhlig, fish and game
warden of the county. The seine fish,
ermen will be accompanied by state
official who will see that the game FISH
are protected. Warden Uhlig says that
carp weighing up to thirty pounds have
been caught on vegetable and fish bait
in the vicinity of Spokane this sum-
mer. 1t is estimated that the carp
have destroyed billions of trout eggs
during the last few years.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
MONTHLY MEETING
: Or C|WCIEAGuE

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Bryan Civic League was called to or
der at o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Ward President Mrs. r. o. Allen,
who presided in the absence of the
president, who Is out OF the city.
The committee on library park
grounds reported contract for clean
ing up the grounds and the committee
was continued with power to keep the
grounds in order.
Upon motion Messrs. Hewitt and
Burger were appointed COMMITTEES
10 secure park seats for Carnegie park.
Upon motion Mrs. Raysor and Mr.
Hewitt were appointed committee to
arrange for having the library lecture
hall and rooms cleaned out.
Upon motion Mrs. L. ]. Fountain
and Mrs. Seth Mooring were appointed
a committee to confer with Mr.. j. A
Myers, owner of the ground next to
the library park
The committee on fountain reported
that on account of the settling of the
trench over the new sewer during the
last rain, the city engineer advised
waiting to begin work until after an
other rain, as the fountain is located
over the trench. The committee re
ported that 1t let Mrs. c. s. GaineI
have two yards of the gravel.
Upon motion the editorial commit
tee. consisting of Mrs. John Astin ant
Mrs. L. l.. Mclnnis. was continued
with Mrs. ]. Webb Howell added tC
the committee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
TAFT WILL QUIT WASHINGTON
Seeing No End Of the Special Session
Of Congress He Goes to Beverly
to Rejoin His Family.
[By Associated Press. ]

Washington, Aug. 10.-Partly con-
vinced that there is no prospect OF
the adjournment of congress in the
near future, President Taft has made
plans to leave here today to spend a
second weekend in Beverly. He in
tended to remain here till the close
of the session of congress.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
ASSESSED VAL UATIONS
Property Valuations in Brazos County
for 1911 Largely Increased
over 1910. -~

Tax Assessor ]. H. Mccullough. as
sisted by Deputy Collector G. r.
Wicker and others, has completed the
tax rolls of the county for 1911. As
usual they are models of neatness and
accuracy. All extensions have been
made except the state taxes, and they
are waiting for the state tax rate to
be fixed by the special session of the
legislature now in session at Austin.
The valuations for 1911 are as FOL.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
la TOILETTE AND UNDER
WOOD CANNOT AGREE
Full Conference Committee viii Meet
Tomorrow to Consider Entire
Tariff Situation.
[By Associated Press. ]

Washington, Aug. 10.-The sub-con-
ference committee in charge of the
wool tariff revision bill, composed OF
Senator La Toilette and Representa-
tive Underwood, failed to reach an
agreement today. The conference COM
mittee will meet again tomorrow to
consider the entire tariff.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
ADVERSE REPORT ON
COTTON TARIFF REVISION
IRy Associated Press. ]

Washington, Aug. 10.-The house
bill for the revision of the cotton
schedule of the present tariff law was
reported adversely in the senate today
from the finance committee. This ac-
tion of the committee was expected,
but the friends of revision hope to
pass the measure in spite of the ad,
verse report.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
BEATEN AND ROBBED BY
FORT WORTH THUGS
Nh AssocIated Press. !

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 10.-F. NJ.
Love, who had just sold a large piece
of land in Red River county, was
lIred to the park last night, where he
was beaten and robbed. He was found
at daylight. He will recover. His as
sailants obtained only 81, as he had
deposited the money received for the
lard in local bank.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-10
eoMPERs OPPOSES INCREASE
OF MAGAZINE POSTAGE.
[By Associated Press. ]

New York, Aug. 10.-Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, is a new recruit to
the magazine publishers who are OPP
posing the effort to raise the postage
rates on this class of mail matter. He
is giving evidence before the congress
sional committee today in opposition
to the proposed increase.