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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-29

Centrum Der SnIel, bns ouf Der
Sungfer6urg neuerbings elm I6mudss
9otel erbnIten bat. Mlminoinqell
nit ieinen fd0nen QusIi6tspunttea
CRittertne4t nit GongeminoeD, meb=
reren 8urgruinsn, Der tieFen Gtr-
itur3mulbe oss Gttooals lo6nt mob
cinen 8eiu9.
Bel gutter 3eit limb mir nun pie=
Der in R0nne. mo mir @elcgen6eit
nebmsn, bas 9oiteQ unb oas Mluies
Inn gu 6eIuden, etpa aud bic Ser
racottenfa6rit Don Sport, in Der nan
einige ni4t 9an3 bilige, ober 9es
fAmndbolle Nnbenten taufen tam.
Qm Q6enb beiteigen mir bos S6iff,
Ods un5 in Der Ratt mad SabniB
unb bon oa meiter nnh Stettin III.
riidbringt,
8ornboIm lit tein gleapel; i'm Ell
gentIi6en Slime groBurtig tunn
mon IS ni6t nennen, aber Elm lo6
nenoes 3iel fir einen tur3en Nus
flug 1T e5 jeoenfaus.
g, ban Rieifen.
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balo binn6 mad Q1inee, bon no uns
cine reide llmfdumung bes l1fers
NIT &lippen i4on bon tpeitem ent9ez
genleudtet. Wir ~berlnfien bier ben
8agen. nm Der frsunbliGtn Stoot
einen turSen 8eIud nb3uItotten. Jn.
tereRont lit Der aus ben 8clIen 9ers
a~us9sbouene SoTen, Der Sur3eit UNI
giinitiser @inbe oft gan3s Slotten
birst. Weiter gebt's Oonn an Der
&iiite nod Sonbpig. Der tleinitcn
Stoot bss SOniareids. unb bon ea
~peftndrts auf 0nmmer. Der Weg
fiibrt uns pprbei an benz tleinen
@ammerise, binier benz bic seipaItl
aen Steinbriidt BON ObIenoprff
Iid)tbdr merbtn.
Wir begoben uns olsbnlb nucb Der
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Ionberli8es fem min. gu SUB iiber
Die Safe, fonoern lafen ii4 bon
stli6en Sflabsn in pulanquinen tras
gen unO iiber iid grobe Quiteiul ooer
SonnsnI9irm fir bic Sonnen SiB'
uno audi CUR Pradt."
SeGbit nod i'm Sabre 1876 .r3dbli
Der engliI6e pbiloiopb 9ode bon fei-
nsr Retie na4 5ranfrsi4, CT babe
BORT iebr prattiide unO leidte Son.
neni4irme gefehen, Oeren iid biz
Srauen beoisnten, in elmer Weiie, bab
man baraus I9lieBen mub, Der Son.
neni9irm iei in England nod .ttpas
gang Sremoes getpeien,
Bsnn stpas Ben SonnenI9irm
popular md6te, 10 mar IS bic ans
alien tpo%blbetannte S9iloerung 6es
bsriibmten Sonnenf6irmes bon Ro=
binion Gru1os, beifen urf6rift i'm
Sabre 1719 eridien unb fpdter in
ale suropdii4en @pra4en iiberTeBt
tpuroe.
I'm iene 3eit famsn audi Die Rez
genI6irme in England duf, uno 3tpdr
permietete Elm llnternebmer 5uerit in
Orforo unb Cambridge Regenf4irme
T~tunbentpeiie an Die Stuoenten, bdmtt
Tie ulth bel Regennettsr ods 8o(leg
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10. Sabrbuuberts.
bunbert finssn baun aud Die Gr=
timber an, ii9 NIT Der 9erbeTcrung
Der S9irme gu befafen. Die fiibs
renoe SteIuns in Der S9irmfabris
tution ndbm u6er balo 5rdnfreid Elm.
8ie tpeit Die Grfinber nit ibren
Sosen bunuls sinsen, asissn bic
feh3ig frdn5OitI9en patents, bic ami
I6en 1871 uno 1843 aGein duf
Sdirme in 5rantrei4 aenpmmsa
purben. Oa gibt Is gum 8sifpisl
f6on u~nIeren beutigen GtodfHirm
ober Stodf9irm nit 5ernrobren.
Sin Grfinber bate einen S4irm err
bd4t, Der fi6 pie Elm Jernrobr in
elmer Metulbiilfe tur5 8ufammenf9ies
ben IieB. @noere nabmen ben Shllb
fir S4irme nit Sperngldfern ooer
fir Sdirme nit S9rsib8sugen BARN
in 4nipru9. Sogar Der Sdirnr, Der
fid bur9 Druid auf einen anopf
ielbit Offnet unO in unferen sassa
gu ben IeBtcn Neubeiten eeb6rt, iouroe
bamals f4on patentisrt. 2m geiit=
reidften aber lit Der Geodnts bes
abb6s 8ert6ulon be Ct. 2a3ars, Der
1776 ben @orf4lag mddte. Bel Sc
pittern tets einen 8Iibableiter auf
ben S4irm gu ftefen. gu oisfem
3ped mar i'm S9irmItod cine LANCE
MetaaipiBe perborger, bic oben auf
Den ei~ngeipannten @dirm gefdraubt
ipuroe. Sn Der Safde trug man
bOrfidtig btele Mister llniformlib. Bel
itd, bic Damn an Die metaqsne Spite
befeitigt ipurOe. 9ieIe nniformlibe
biente als meto1if9e Mbleitung our
@r0e. 9amit man nit ibr nidt in
9eriihrung fam, mar an benz auf Der
@ros nadf4leifenoen Gnbe cine Me=
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boben 6sItta9tn uur nod i'm Muies
UNI pertreten. goIitif1 lit Der 8orrs
bolmsr elm gutter Dane, Der gelegents
lid aud ipobl einmal 9nuoiniitii6e
antpanoluneen buben lam, bod
iprsfen beuts fhon pisls 2euts
0euti6. namentltd ole BETTER unO
BIZ Gelnsr in ben 6otels. Die Be-
f6iftigung lit in sriter Qinie Qders
bau, oann 6iihfone, berbunben nit
Rdu4erei, unO qferoe3u4t. bic trefIz
lides Wateriof liefert. Die einIt
70 rege lIbreninbuItrie lit fait gang
oeri9punben. Gnoli6 ernGbren Die
qusbeutllng Der rei9en 8oolinlager
fir bic Observation-Disclosures Iofpis
Der 2tbbau bss GranitS fir bauli9e
3ipede einen 9eil Der 8epoltrung.
Die tdgliden Souridiffe bon So
penbogen mad R0nne iinb o0e fec
tiihtig, be3iiglid ibrer QusItottung
nber Iebr ungleid. Qbenbs I'm 81
ubr a~bgefabren, Ganbeten mir NOR
gems So llbr in R0nns, .inem
freunoliden, itilen Stdot4en nit
trefflidem, freilih f6iper SugGnglis
N 9dfen. Qadbem mir uns buy9
fur3en, tisfen Sdlaf seftdrtt batter,
brd4en mir nod fliidtiaer geIidtis
sun9 Der Stobt nuf, INN ben Stels
ipagen gu %benuben. Der rsselmGbig
morgens fir fpsnigss @eIb nod
6ommer i6rt. Das uns nun Bel
~unierer 5o6rt 3un0dit a%uffiel, mar
Der Wangel an 80rfern, mir elm
5elne @ebofte. r@aarbe", bsIsben Die
@egenb; bier iiBt alfo Der @ermnns
nod pie in Weitfalen auf ieiner
S4oGe. Setbit bic Rir9en, bic mir
ontrafen, lagen allein, bnrunter bic
altebrpiirbige Olestirte. 8olb 6tn.
ter ibr er6Iiden mir 5uerit pieoer bic
See, Die Serrainpellen uns 10 lana
Oerborgen baden, urb nun iteisen mir
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@it wir ;nm Sdirm iaIntn

Die Rdiur pi,s o,m ,rIitn Or.
timber bes S4irmss o,n Wtg. 81
braidtt nur Elm grobts iddtten.
fptnbenb,s 9latt aus sin.m lti6i,n
@toff nadJubilotn uno oieisn an
cine Stang, Su bsfsItigtn; oann mar
Elm brau6bur,r Sdirm ufunbm.
Sn bitTsr fd9erdrtigtn CORN bdt Iid
Der S9trm ourd Die Sabriauleno.
binour9 i'm Orient trbdlten. 9d
bic 3abl Der GtgengiiFe i'm Often
ab,r cine Di,l s.ring.r, III ols BEL
uns, anoertrisits aber aub oi.
Shlsufen oss Simmels 70 beFtig unb
LANCE gs5oesn bIsibsn, bab audi Der
g~toieaenIte G9irm teinen Saub bd
gestn bietsn lam, 70 I.ben mir i'm
BORT uripriingli9 nur aIs Sdub s.s
gen bic Come i'm @.brduh. SH
biloIi6.n 9dritsllungen tommt Ole
Ter fdderartig, Sonnenfdirm I9on
inns Sdbr ITO Dor Gbriito in
4e9bptsn Dor.
Wu1sn mir in Der @ei6idts bes
Sdirmss Der Rdtur meter afs atbrs
meifter nddIpiren, 70 finOen mir,
ndb infer beutissr S9irm BEN
idiibenoen Dad zines 9dumts nd9z
sebilOet 1T. Sir ben QGtaasaebrdu9
muBts Der i'm Orient 3iemlid srobe
S9irm bdlb unprdttif9 fp.rben,
tusnn sr ii9 ni9t 5ufammsntlappsn
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!6an0 in 6qnN. rSaben
Gle i6on gebort2 Rad Dem geitri,
GEN Souper bel Dem jungen 4r3t
Meper follen mebrere GGite unpobl
geporOsn fem" nGs mare ni9t
oas eritt Mal. OaB inn feline 5rall
cine tleine Praris 3uIammengeto4t
bGtte."
@eG0fes grobfem nj. 6rau
e.. gum Sddffner): rS9offner.
maiden Gle od8 6eniter auf, if)
idpiBe mid 3u 2ooell"
6rau s.: nS6affner, MAIDEN Sic
cas- 5euIter 5u, i'd friere mid ia
tpt!"
:6crr: gSGaffner, MAIDEN Sic oas
1snner dui, naan fritrt iiA Sic Elm,
Sl 5one, Damn maiden Sic Is 81.
ihpibt feb oie annere tot; duf
Iic g9cile lpcrpen mir beiDc lbs"
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burd Die Grbabenbeit ibrer Strait
dnBerungen be%5aubert, 2roboem trs
Hart oies obsr nift genug bic ntlsrs
binss fort 1erOortrstsnbe 4nsi..
bunsstraft Der SnieI; bielmebr ipirb
has gepuBtiein Oes 8siu6ers, auf
einsm 10 fleinen Gilono inmittsn oes
Neeres 5u ipeileu, nidt fpenig babel
In 6rnse fommen, ipsnn aud biell.i4t
minoer nfs BEL 6elgolanb. GnoIi9
bietet nun aber 9ornboIm aud benz
jenigen 4nrs-ung, Der bic M2uBe germ
nit bennBt 81 Stuoien iiber Qano
unb 2eute bon font uno iebt. 2luf
BEN fleinen Rdum 1T cine Giills in
tsrsTanter Gri9einungen 3uiommens
9eOrdngt: bi, in bas groue 4ltsrtum
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dh on aUHiiphO 1iih'
nennsn, Ioubern fpritt bon ibr dls
BON einsm p3eItoa9". nus bisisr
genennuns gebt tlar herpor, baB Der
S6irm 3u ientr 3tit in Stulien nod
INNER etpas n~nbetnnntes geblieben
mar.
0as Ionnig. StaIisn mar es, bus
osn @ebrdu6 Der antifen Sonntns
I9trm. I'M iene 3eit dufssbraht bait
te. Der Gnsldno,r Sbomas Gorndte
beri6tet i'm Sabr, 1911, Oob bic itas
lisniT9.n Gbellsute in ibrer Sdn6 sis
men @e9enItanb aus Sei6e triigen,
Der bic 6orm zines tleinen 9brons
bimmels babe, unb ben lie benubten.
I'M in siusm ssniigenosn llmfreis
bic GonnenitrdbIen BON ii9 db3ubdls
ten. @enn f. 81 gferb. Tibsn, be-
feitisen lie ben Stod an ibrsm
Sdenfel.
Sn England sefi,I oi. Sb.. BEG
Sonnenihtrmes 10 1ehr, od5 Sobn@
Ton sinsn ioldsn i'm Sabre 1916 in
,insm 2ufipiel auf Die 8iihn.
6rd9te.
9tbsr dli9 Stalien, bds, tpie sefdst,
ben S9irm bamuls aufbru6te,
I6eint ibn ourd feline Sanbelsbeaies
bungen nit Dem Orient tpieOer fennen
gu buben. IS beiBt in Der
Disqualification aepie 8.idrsis
bung" BON Manbelslo iiber elm Gr@
eisnis bonn Sabre 1913: rGs gebt
niemano Tin @oa), Der elm tpenis mas
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ieit benz 10. Sabrbunbert beItebeno,
bis in bos 1Sts binein cine groBe
RoIe in Der norbiI6sn @eI6i6te ass
fpielt bat. Defenders impofant ers
i9ienen bic Ruinsr bon Der See FER
i'm Strabl Der fintsnoen Some. aus
Der ibr bietet bic Horbpefttiife bel
9ammer tpirtungsoo1er partien aes
mug; fat iiberol fG1t bon betrG6t.
li4er 5Obe Der Sells fell Sur Sce
ob, fart 3ertliiftet; bsIonbers cigenz
ortig limb jene rnafen Sefen", in
bic man BEL rubiger See bineinfobs
rem fam. BUR an elmer STEELE, Bel
Der Satne z 8udt. no ii8 ou4 bic
nod febr sinfn9e 8obsanitolt befins
bet, lit Der Sells unterbrofen, sur
anlage bes Snmmerbafens Geleqtn=
belt bietenb; nDrbIi6 babon a6er
itetgt man fpieoer binnn 3u BEN
nDrolidten puntte Der SnIeI, Der
Elm 2eu4tfeuer erIter aInTis trdot.
Der nd6ite Morsen fiibrt uns
iiiopdrts. 3und4it bur9 bepoloete
5eIstdItr 0nroOiesboItn) binter iteis
Ter aiiite, Die pieIe prd6tige 0ur4s
bre4ungen nufpeiit, iiber 8ang na6
Sons aoitea, elmer ~beionoerer bisars
rem 3ertIiiftungsitele, bel Der man
auf elmer IeioIi4sn Srsppe CUR See
binobiteigen tonn.
Die Me6r3abI Der SouriIten fpiro
bon bier mad 6ommer suriidtebreu
ooer iih na4 9asle bsgs6en; mir
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talltu9el befeitigt ipoOurd bic aibt
tets einigermaBen Itraff gefpdnnt
bIsiben ioute. Der 9egeni6irm mar
es audi, Der mad Der Grfinbung Der
2uftballons pieoer gu 6alIfairmper=
fuden @eronldfung CAB. Der pas
rifsr gbniiter 2ouis Sebaitian Il
Rormuno lteB ii6 nGmIi4 am rs.
DECEMBER 1888 nit 3pei 9e9eni9irz
men 8uerit beriudsipeiIe BON elmer
entdlteten 2inDe uuf Die Grbe binaD.
0rci Sabre ipGter mari 8ldnnarn
iiber !9amburg 3uerIt ein lebenees
Welen, einen 9dmmel, an eiuem grns
ben S9irm obne S9aoen CUR grDt
binunter. llno am %. 0ftober 1897
tonnte @drnerin BEL YariS Iid ais
eriter ielbft an einem riefigen GdNm
bonn 8alton aus 5ur @tbe 6erabfdI.
len laFen. Selbit i'm odtsebnttn
Sabrbunbert feblte Is Dem Gdirnt
nod nidt an @egnsrn, uno in BEN
SpottbiIoern muBte lih ods nubline
8erdt bieles aefaIen laiIen. 9elons
oerB golf er i'm Billie Aets dis has
Qttribut ser RiidItdnoigleit uno Der
S9tperfGai9teit. Der 5mirm Oes
heutiden BrpfeTors aber 1T burdb
unSdblige Mibe ols 6pufbcl Der yer
seBlidteit perIpottst poroen. @hlieb4
lid bod 3ur Gbre unferes GeIsbrtens
tums, Oas al NOtiQeres 81 osnttn
bat. ais an Sen ircusn gegIeiter in
Rt9tnoub UNI SOnneai9tin.
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acknowledgement Steintiitengrdber, be-
rem Gage mir an Ort unb Gtelle
betra9ten, unb BON beren SnbaIt mir
bieles IN benz Muieum Der 6auptitaOt
finoen fonnen, bic 8autaiteine, pie
lie soblrsid borseI6i6tli4e 8egrdbs
nispldbe i6miiden, bic Runeniteine,
jens eigentiimli9en &unbtirden, bic
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nnbe qtlessntn Ruine 6ommersbuus,
elmer 9ef,itiguns, bic In gltider
Wsiie burd bic @rOBdrtisieit ibrsr
Gage pit ibr,r Wsrie imponiert unb,
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GsesIn gen Siibsn, porbsi an Der
9eIiaooms unb 9bfefIippt. meter
lGnss zines font nnf Der Snltl ieh
ttntn S%anbItranbts auf @uObjem
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iblaesn gebi's srii n~osondrts, no
mir nod tlir3sr 5n6rt 81 eineln BE
iuh in Dem imoncn Dpnonlen nas-
Iteiatn. bnnn miepcr mit geIdmelftsF
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beluden fOnnten. obne poGItGnoia
purhnGbt oa tperoen. Msan lahte
3par iiber Die Stuoenitn. lieB lie obsr
bod gelpdbren, Spdter foBtc Der
pbilaathrop (WlenIhenfreuno) Sonas
'0onnep ben Genantcn, bic Ginliib
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gtf6Gbiguue btr1blaFm fnnn,'
pubte ,r oi, einridiuns nod niht
NIT einsm b%tIonOsrsn 0amsn 81 be-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

time at Indianapolis; member of bar
of supreme court of United States and
member of American Bar Association;
was reporter of the Indiana supreme
court from 1885 to 1889, and edited
and published II volumes of Indiana
Reports-volumes 100 to 116, inclu-
sive; member of Indiana state senate,
1S93-1S97; city solicitor of Indianap-
oils, 1S97-1901; special assistant Unit
ed States district attorney, 1894;
democratic candidate for governor in
1900 and 1904; democratic candidate
for vice president in 1908; is married
and has three children; was nomi-
mated as the party's candidate for
United States senator by a unanimous
vote of the democratic state conven
ton in 1910, and elected to the senate
by the legislature January IS, 1911,
receiving 80 votes against 60 votes
received by Albert J.. Beveridge,
the republican candidate. His term of
service will expire March 8, 1917.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

participate in this christmas offer
ing" and the little fellows have al
ready entered fully into the spirit of
the occasion, and their little eyes
fairly sparkle as they discuss their
plans to see how much they can do
for the poor little tots who have no
n to do for them.
The entire plan and motive of this
new departure is splendid, and it's
beneficent influence will be felt in all
the future of each participant. Each
will be imbued with the Christ spirit
of giving rather than receiving, of
helping rather than being helped.
When the world is filled with this
blessed spirit, when we are fully
awakened to our opportunities, there
will be food, and clothing and warmth
for every little orphan in all the earth.
There will be a strong grasp of love
and sympathy and tenderness for
every little outstretched hand. Much
of the woe and misery and suffering
of this earth will be removed and all
tears will be wiped away.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

Bryan's school buildings, in compar-
ison with the prosperous North Texas
towns Of Bryan's class, look like
thirty cents" Now, somebody get
mad and say We are knocking the
town. The only way we know how to
impress conditions is to show wherein
we fall short. We know that com.
parsons are "odorous," and that the
truth hurts-so does the surgeons
knife, but it is necessary. If all were
satisfied with present conditions,
there would be no further progress.
The wheels would stop stone still.
The Eagle believes it to be it's mission
to create dissatisfaction with condi-
tons that need correcting, and we
hope to be able to do it, until we get
the wheels of progress to making a
thousand revolutions a minute.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS.

United States Senator John Worth
Kern of Indiana, who is mentioned as
a Wilson cabinet possibility, and who
has been a candidate for vice pPesi.
dent of the United States on the dem
ocratic ticket, was born December 20,
1S49, in Howard county, Indiana. He
was educated in the common schools,
normal college at Kokomo, Ind, and
graduated from the law department of
the University of Michigan with de-
gree of bachelor of laws, class of 1869;
by profession a lawyer, practicing at
Kokomo, Ind, until 1885; since that
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20
BUCkNER ORPHANS HOME DAY.

Next Sunday will be the time for
phans' Home at Dallas by the First
Baptist church. The church voted
last year that the Sunday be-
fore Christmas of each succeeding
year should be the time for this Of
fering. 1t is earnestly desired that
the offering be made Just as large as
possible and as general as possible,
and it is hoped the church will be
filled Sunday morning with people
anxious to have a cart in this great
work.
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Orphans Home Christmas Box.

Mrs. j.. Allen Myers requests all la
dies desiring to contribute to the
Christmas box for the children at the
Buckner Orphans Home to send in
their donations as o o after Christ
mas as possible, so that the boxes
may reach the orphans in ample time
for their Christmas, which is cele-
brated January 8.
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j. Pierpont Morgan says he likes
combination" better than "competi-
ton" The country knew that before,
but was not prepared for his admis-
sion of it.
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Three square feet OF pig skin have
been grated on an Ohio man who
was recently burned. We suppose IL
the operation proves to be a success
his n~eighbors will find him on the end
seat of the car hereafter.-Houston
Post.
Yes, and taking up six feet at the
most advantageous point at the barbe-
cue table.
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announcements
GIVING BETTER THAN RECEIVING

The Presbyterian Sunday school.
proceeding on the text from holy writ.
that 1t is more blessed to give than
to receive" will reverse the order of
gift giving this Christmas. Instead
OF the usual tree, laden with presents
Tor the children, they will make a
great Christmas donation for the lit
tie orphans in the Presbyterian or
phanage at Files Valley. The chill
dren, as well as the older people, will
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

President-elect Wilson says he is
going to cut out the "handshaking."
Good. Now let us cut out the leg.
pulling" for campaign contributions,
and Wen be getting back toward
safe and sane" first principles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

Ffty-one convicts will eat Christ.
mas dinner at home through the
mercy of Governor Colquitt's pardon
ing power. There was greater Joy
in heaven over the n that was lost,
than the ninety and nine that went
not astray."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

On the night of December q Wod-
row Wilson will sleep in the house in
which he was born in Staunton, Va,
fifty-six years ago on that day. His
father was a Presbyterian minister,
and he will spend his birthday in the
old Presbyterian manse at Staunton
in which he was born.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

The schools have closed for the hol.
idays. Now let's all get busy and help
the precious little children have the
time of their lives.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

If all will see to it that every gift
package and every letter that goes
out bears a Red Cross seal, it will be
helping in a great cause.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

About the best thing many men can
do for the members of their families
during the Christmas holidays, is to
get acquainted with them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


Some trains of thought go on
wheels.
Many a so-called strong-minded per-
son is merely stubborn.
He is a practical humorist who
banks on his fund of humor.
1t may be a case of double dealing
when a couple decide to marry.
The average man is apt to finch
when he looks back at his past.
Take care of your pennies and your
heirs may dodge taxes on your dol
lars.
Get on the other side of the fence
when you have occasion to argue with
a mule.
To those who believe in fortune
~tellers, charms or love powders, ig-
is bliss.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20
Apples! AppIes!

See Caywood, the apple king, in
real of the old Rohde saloon building
for choice fruits and fireworks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20
Marriage Licenses.

Erwin Pollard and Annie Dixon.
Frank Cipson and Minnie Cooper.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20
COTTON MARKETS.

Bryan warehouses have received
cotton Of this seasons growth to date
as follows:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

Spot cotton sold in Bryan today for
1-Sc, middling basis.
Cottonseed, $500 per ton.
Future Quotations.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20

Some trains of thought go on
wheels.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-15
His Eoney's Worth,

A man with a long but scanty beard
and a gimlet y came into Cyrus
Teed's general store. In a little New
Hampshire town, and called for FIVE
cents worth OF peanuts Cyrus meas
ured out e pint and handed the bag
over, The nan weighed. It In his hand
and looked more discontinued than
ever,
There amt many there. be they p
he asked qu%erulounly Amt It kinder
small m~easure?' #
Regular full pint. what | alwSys
give for a nickel" snapped Cyrus
who knew his customer well.
why. when | was down in Bostpn."
argued the bearded man, there was q
place there where | could get twtcet
as many peanuts as this for five
cents"
We'll" said Mr.. iced. d~efinaltly.
the round trip 10 Boston Is only
Sass. Why don't ye so down to Boa
ton and get our moneys WORTH
This closed the incident-Youth's
Companion,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-15
Finally Took Receipt.

The baron had handed over his
wife's jewelry box TO be put In the
safe.
III give you a receipt. baron" said
the hotel clerk.
"Er-I fancy II isn't necessary" re-
piled the baron with some hauteur as
be turned away
He did not get far at once. He seem
ed to be thinking He shifted his
weight first to one foot and then 10
the other. spending several minutes
in this profitable exercise. Then he
decided to go upstairs. At the end Of
an hour he returned
Il have been thinking it over care
July" he said to the clerk. and I
nave come 10 the conclusion that per-
laps II might be better for ne to have
receipt" He got IL
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-15

This organization ~ be called the
American Falls Board of Trade.
Object.
This organization l. formed for
united cooperation for the ~upbuild-
ing OF our town; to better conditions
o. the surrounding country and TO
take up such other matters as shoul
be handled by an organization Of
this character.
Membership.
Membership to be divided into
three classes, viz: Active, Associate
and Honorary.
Active members to include all
business houses and professional
men Of American Falls.
Associate members to include all
other residents OF the town who