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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-14
SHOT THROUGH A CABLE.
Vandalism Causes Telephones to be
Out Of Commission This Morning.

Out Of Commission This Morning.
Thirty Or forty telephones in the
west and southwest portions of the
city were out of commission This
morning on account of vandalism
Some time late Tuesday afternoon
some one fred a rife buiet through the
cable severing eighty pairs of wires
AMI cutting off the service IN many
homes The cable is located at the
corner of Prairie avenue and Newell
street and the officials Of the telephone
company have applied to the police for
sid in locating the man who did the
shooting. A heavy fine is provided for
interfering with the cables of pub
lie service corporation and if the man
who fred the bullet can be found he
win be prosecuted to the full extent
Of the law
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-14

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. l3-Twenty
people were killed and a score injured
when a passenger train on the Chicago,
Hamilton and Dayton road crashed
head on into freight train at Irving
ton near here this morning. The switch
had been left open W brakeman.
ne list Of the dead and iliu ed has
as yet been given out
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-14
GIVE MUSICAL ENrERrA j, 4aENT.
Large Crowd Attends Entertainment
on Tuesday Evening.

A very enjoyable musical and liter
airy entertainment was given at Dan
ish Brotherhood Hall or Tuesday even
ing by the pupils of Miss Glandora
Barnes and Miss Bessie Marion Ander-
son. A large crowd attended the re
cital and generous applause for the
different numbers showed the appre-
citation Of the auditors. The program
rendered during the evening follows:
The Rose bush ........... Hodges
Helen Holman and Emma coder.
He Laughed at Five ......... Head
Hattie Schumann.
| (ay Good Night, Little Girl, Good
Night ................. Macy
(b) Celeste ............ Newcomb
Miss Colburn.
On the Other Train ..... Lewis
Florence Barber.
Bendemeer Stream ........... Gatty
Anna Kuick.
Der Dog und der Lobster ..... Arson
Evelyn Mills.
Forgotten ................. Cowles
Helen Holman
Most Obliging Little Sister. -. .Harte
Marion Powell.
If [ Were Rose ....t. .Hesselberg
| Eva Huff.
Naughty EEL ........ Warner
Isabel Huetton.
Swallows ...,..:........ Cowen
Myrtle Kiehl.
The Burglar t........, Cameron
Scene-Mrs. Burton's Country Home.
Peggy Burton ........ Freda Michel
Valerie Ormsby ....... Alice Kiehl
Freda Dixon. .........., Evelyn Mills
Edith Brent ...... Hattie Schumann
Mable Dover ....... Helen Holman
Part Two.
| (a) Gods Eternity ,...... johnson
(b) La Fioraja In Italian) 49,.
...., -. -. -. 49,. Bevignani
Miss Barnes.
A Trick in Navigation ........ Ratb
Miss Anderson.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-14

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 18-Mrs. Eli
zabeth Meyers of New York, was shot
and killed by her daughter on q
Pennsylvania train here this morning.
The girl mistook her mother for
burglar.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-14

London, Nov. IS The war between
servia and Austria has been averred.
The demand Of Austria for an outlet on
the Adriatic has been granted.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

Ditto 0Torio an Soispbine @hn.i.
Der. 80 CUB in sssttOn 81. wsiami
9lnbrem 8. Tinor an Smosene a
gIatemore, eine Got an Der Wsnto,
Strabe; 81.
Geo. Ofherofpib on 5annie 8roibp
16a JuB an Der Court Strobe nab,
gapmiIIer; 81.
Rdtban I. Gtepenfon an RplInnf
8. arpip. 36 Sub on Winofor Str
81.
Nnna 8. Edmonton an 9eFie y
glin9man cine Got an Wilop Str.
W. Waibington; 81.
2poia 6. S9odIsp en Robert s
greiap, 27a SUB an aotper aipe'
Boob; 81.
Gam. 6. 2oIb ON annd W. 2oib
| 8 Neres in Settipn 4, Columbia Up
$1,000.
Soiepb Grtel an CLARA s. Stott,
DO ssub an soiablano gtpenue; 81.
Sarub s. 5enosripn's erben Re,
Sheriff) on emma 5atmann, &c
Gub an Dapns aDenus in 5ortipsa
$3.50.
Gbas. 2uebsie an Clifford 2ier'
mann, 10 SUB an 2ocult StroBe
aodlanb; ST..
Soiepb 3dIIer an 5arrp W. 2epn
1Ss 5ub an Der gius Strabe na1'
Canal; 81.
Waattie aboms on gna gtbdms, q
Jub an Der Sanfislb Strabe; 81.
q. 3. ghc2ennan an Innie &
Quernsr, az CUB On 5otpeu apsnust
81.
Soispb GrteI on 80. 6. 6atbdpoD
Got 224 unb IL sSub bon Got 225 II
Der Rprtpooo part 2. untsrabtbei
lung; 81.
10. 6. 6otbafpop an Soiepb Grtsl
Ebtil Der Cots 123 unb 124 in 2esli
u. Dds llntsrabtbeiIuns. QOrlpDOb
81
CD. 8. grater, Rseeiper Der Sap
moaon dno 2umber Co., an oi
Sputbern Ohio 6. II. Z. Co., 162!
Jub an Der Cincinnati apenue II
Rorth 9euo; $500.
Soutbern Sbio 6. u. z. 60. on CD
iparn Z. SuIlipan, baHelbe Gisen
tbunl; $525.
R. q. 5nnida an Geo. D. Waius
Quit glain). go Jub on Der Moos
bine aptnue. 6dripeI; 81.
katherine 8errp an Jfaac 6. Sc
pine, 20 Sub an Carlisle aDerue; 81
| g!ora 6. Scot. on JoI.pb Grtel
80 Sub on WoHtrofe Strube. Gair
mount; 81.
Cora aorb on go. SO. Sdno. s.
Sgub an Union Mpenue. Satlen; 81
Sofepb grtsI an 2issie qopea, 3
Sub on Wontrofe Strabs. Gair
mount; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24
SmIdmoiid)c Sfad,ridbtea.

1oIgtn Der unpor to-
tiafeit. Gins Gafolin Grplo'
fion tat in gbiiabsIpbid 5lusi tlsinsn
ainbtrn ben 5ob sstraht. tDdhreno
btren Mutter unb Brubsr fhtptr ptrs
branni i'm Spfpital Iisgen. Grdii
Srsne Garofi ipoflte nit Gdfolin ons
Solsper. i'm ShIafsimmer reinisen.
Sie guB cine aunntitdt onpon aus,
irrte iid, aber ipobl in Der Wssngt.
9lls f;e Is init einem Strtihhols in
Rr1nb Isste, ergrifftn bic blnmmtn
ein Gpinb, in ipeIhem slp6lf Gallo
nsn BON benz fer.rgefdbrIiheu Sioff
ftanbsn, bic bic frnu BEL einem Nus
pertauf erirorben bate. Gle itlb's
uno ibr dhs ssohre alter Sobn ere
Iittsn ihipert grdnbipunotn. nab
reno lie iit bemiibien, bic bier Sabre
alis gfnaeline uno ben 3tuti Sabre ols
ten grsssio ous Den getisn 81 reibsn.
0i. bsiben alsinsn itarbtn alsboln i'm
5oTpitoI.
Wisconfins neues Aos
pitnI. Ieir e1s rsue Ndplloi III
Wabifon, tpsIhes. iDenn Fertig ets
felt. feds NsiIIionsn Dollars toittn
frirD, ioLlm Iout gsieB idbrlih nnr
$500, 600 ptrbaut peroen. Doh III
Der gcupernsur berettiet. tpenn be
gdos ctss srforbsrt, BON oieitr Usits
Tetung obsuiebeu uno tdnn ednn
Bis su elmer Ulinion gum gdu onipsis
fen. Ter 5ortgnng Der gdudrbeiisH
madt Dies in bieitm sSarbe nothipens
oiu, unb bas gautommiitte bate iih
on ben Uoupernsur eetpanoi, onmtt
bieTer bon isinem Red,te Gebruuh mas
den fol-. Uleejopsrn bat ciefes dnh
aeihan uno man ionuts Ddher nit BEN
innsrtn ausIdniiiden bon orei Jlii'
asln oes neuen 4apitols Beginner.
Cur 3sit tpsrben bic sinsssnneenen
anae6ote duf 1874 Stiid W6beI gee
priiit, oo6 bat bic aommifion bic
Gutfheibung barber nod binduss.s
| fhpten. Sorrp JduI.nsr. Elm aiinit'
Ter aus Rsn gori, riro bic poHtsls
i'm Sbereerift rulsn, eirs arbeit,
fiir Die erft ;srant UliIIsi ouseritbeR
mar, Der obtr nit Der .5itaHic" uns
tsrsing.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24
GOrtfssuns fOIsi.)
Ornnoeiseutbuas : llebertraguna.u
Gincinnoti, %. ssuri.

eine II ndft 70. JUL.
George phelps u. o., an Frou,
2omis II. o., Cots 80 unn 80 in Der
Cincinnati 8uiIbins Mifoeintion I'm.
:srdbtbeilung in Dome gitn; 81.
eoiparo u. grdier, Receiper. on
5annab SuIIipon unb Nnbere, Cots
40. Al uno AZ in Woobruff's Inter,
abtheiIuns in Qorib Henb; $183.66
5elen Burnett an 6Onorb o. BUR-
nett 15 Sabre pada bon 80 Sub an
Der Court Strabe unb uasefdbr 200
CUB an Der Soa Sirobe; fernsr 25
bti 100 CUB on Der Baum Gtrabe;
jdbrIihe Utietbe $84.
Warguerits 20. Bodman an Guaens
Gbendult, Got Al in 9nlIonts lnters
obtbeiIuns in aponboIe; 81.
Greoerid 8. Smitb an Carrie
aeibi6. 35 BET SO Jub an Der Glib.
ieits Der DAT Strabe. 35 CUB 0ftIif
Der gben 2tp.; 81.
Der SduIrat6 bon wli. Airp an
ben S6ulrot5 pon Cincinnati, ein
Stiid 2anb in Settipn 9 in Greer
Ip.; 81.
Rada 3. griit an Abrubom Grin
8 4tres 2anb in Sestion 18 in Go.
lumbia 9p.; 81.
U. W. 5anpdrb on milinm 6el,
mig Got 7 in u. W. 6opporb's I'm,
terabibeilung auf Gait 6il; 81.
Ibe Dominion lonb 60. an Mbel,
6ofe, Got 141 in Der Clifford plae,
llnterabtbeilung; 81.
.Jobn W. Wusit an Gtefnn Geld
nam. Got 66 in auinn's linternbtbei
lung bon DIT Camp Mdfbington; 81
Wiliam Wt. gBiebolb an Geo. J
Gruber. AZ bel 100 6uB an ber Glib
feite Der McUiilan Gtrobe, 35 Js!
Deitlih Der 9ieior Gtrube; 81.
GbarIes G1mal}tio an NHtbonl
Rebm, 100 BET 200 6ub an bts Gib
fsite ~ 0usliS Gpsmne; -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

gobert :. af1Iep an 1ortforit'
gau Uerein, $250O.
Sba 6. 5umpbreps an Georgia
peorl, $430.
Sobn 8. 6aberlano an Grsb. Rsi'
Mrs, 1923.
Wiliom M. Misbolb an ganf Ctr
g. u. Co., $1,000.
aIpbonio Nadffec an georse q
MiImutt. $525.
2uep 6. Sadion on 6. 8. Rem,
bpIb, $3.50.
6. $. Rembclb on 9lponbale 8. u
g. Co., $4,000.
Court Edmonton an 5eIsn Butler
$675.
Jobn 3. Gorbdno an 80. 8. nasnts
$500.
Gam. 6. 2ofb an anno M. aofb
1890.
Gbna 6. 5olIano on Delta 8. u
Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

Heue Snpotbeten.

Robert 3. qfb!ep an Gortiaritt
Ban Dsrein; $2750.
DaI.sr g. 9roo.s an Cottage 9. u.
6. Co.. $340O.
5ront 2eRm.l aH Serbert 8. pc6s
CUB, 1896.
Robsrt R- SemmI.r on Ust. SeaIs
thp g. II. g. Co.; $1,000.
Rate 6. WoIif uH bisisIbe; $1,000.
eIiaabe.5 psSf.es. On 5saelbs;
s7oo.
S:sfon 2ei6nom an Wobopt pIaee
6. u. q. Co., $4,000.
0erislbs on aissis etIsrnnber,
$3.50.
Graes 9rabfbau an Court Str.
Mloriet 3. u. g. Co., $L350.
Jrsc. GnoerIe an 8on Gon g.sn. g,
Co., 800.
Janni. Sroibp an Giiis.ns q. u,
Ro. 2, $1,000.
gbos. llbIenbrof on Gnierprife q,
u. &. u. Co., 2odlrnb, g., $1100.
eIemtu.s 3ebeitrsit on bieieIbs,
$500.
geHi. Glinsman an Delta 8. 4
Co., $500.
5enrp 6. MsiB on grnhonrp
5unt, $1,000.
5aplsp g. 5lorsa anGiberaI G. II
q. Co., $500.
Winbe1 y. 9obnsp on bisieIbe
$500.
g. a. O. Building Go. on abra'
BAN Sbuller, $1,000.
Gbmarb z. SuIIipon aniGoutberr
Gbio 6. II. 3. Co., 1926.
Gbas. 20. Wilionrs on..9anl Ctr
y. VI. 60, $24OO.
gbos. 8ani an Rofe g. Deder
$1,000.
auep 6. 5adfOn nn %. Morb .. u
Co., $500.
Soiepb @. eabep On 9te O. u
peiers *. g. Co., $148O.
pairocelln GtMmeoonb- an MnrtiI
Stormep, $500.
Jofeph GrisL an Big Gcur y. i
g. Co., $500.
Gbtporb go. Sonb on Wlolitor 8
u. 9. Co., 5000.
Wm. 6. Ritten an Gulpn q. u. e
u. go. A. $500.
Jfooe 6. Gspins on W2ounb 3. u
u. 6. Co.. $500.
| GetiIste 6ppotbeien.
Diniom .. Gurrep an Finance &
iu. g. Co., $500.
| GborIes Meber an Dcnb Gifemnu
$500.
Derieibe an uaarp Gsrlsmanr
$1,000.
Sobn O. Gbrmon an Big Boom s
u. q. Go. $1,000.
q. g. 6oboen an 3. .sG. vGhrmr1
$1O6O.
Jrsb. o. Gmits an G-sDs ssuik,
$4,000.
slba !. Geot an ~Nsbssat g. y. Z
lGs4 e16o
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Sriff bas Gid)tige,

ipem Tu franf biit, unb Seilung
miro Die sSolge ieiu 8enn 9u 3. 9.
an 6dmorrboioen leioeit. 70 gebrouhe
,4nufeIis", bas beriibnte Stubl.
sdpfd,er-Datttel. Cine Hrobe rpirb
BON q. gael,Itaebter & 60, gor 1916,
Seem gorf gitp, foltenfrei nerianht,
10 bnB lid SSeoernnnn bunon iiberjeu.
gen fam. tpie ihnea bieie pegetabi.
liidlen 3dpfden, Die ON Site bes
lebels IN ben Gorper eingefiibrt tper.
ben 2inberimg Der Shnler3en un1
balo AUDI oauernbe Seil,nlg peridoi.
fen. Seillng fam niht nusbIeiben
penn Dos ridtige WaitteI bas 2eioen
nm redten Blase trifft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

Isifeanbenfeu uno Voifss
aunft. Dem .Reiiebeft" bts .aunfts
mart entnshuien mir iplssHbe Nus
fiibrunasn: llsber ben StuHo Der
,,ReiitdnoenteH" iiblifeu Sdidees,
oieIer Rahtdrpd1rs Der gafars6 6auss
greuef, iit Ibon 70 oft gsihrieben fpors
ben, nab bier Der suie Gsidmnd niht
srii anesrest su irerosn brands. Iber
bas gsfsrn iii ihpsr. 9ei bem beutis
gen Si1nne Der Snouitrie .reitn sfDei
llebelit1nne ou6 fir ben pro.tifh oens
,eneen MtniGen beropr. Dos III trs
items bic ioIoiiuIe Misrepresentation. be-
ren 9eisitisuns nber bier mattrislle
Griiien5fragsn beriibrt. llno 5ipsitens
bsr ginfluB, ben oas 4uslnHo auf uns
fer. 4nosuten Snbuitris bat, ooer
b.iIer gsIdet. Der elHibeiI, ben es nd
Himmt. gsrabs oisis Jnbuitrie. Die
mebr ols ole anbtren lofalt geoeuiuHg
unb @srtbung bat. III gesenitGno in'
tern1iionnItr qrobuttion. 60 Deroen
!. y. bsute, I'm nur Elm Gebiet brcuss
sugreiisn. bic Wlensen Der Wui6eis
orbtiten, beren Wsaierial f1mmtlih
aus auglGnbiifen 0epdH.rn itamri,
sum arobsren Shsil in Gngldnb bergss
ii.ai. Die i'm Shohbrett aneinnnoers
gefiigttn tbeuren psrlmntitrarbeiten.
beren StoFf aus ben ameritoniihtn
GepdFern ftdmnii, bedrbeitet, ips els
nen groben Sbeil Der gijouterien
9aris. llnb bieIe Ginst tptrben. ipie
bic meiIt ouh ausldnnifhkn 9erniisins
ipaaren, aIs .ginbsnisn1 etpa In pom.
meritxn pbsr oitprsubiidxn Seeb1bern
psrsouft. Collie nihi in Der rehien
gsiunbsn gelsbuns alter NoIss.unIt
uab 0oltsf.rtigteit iidb cine Woelidbs
ieit bietfn, ben GHttnoeH eeiunos unn
tiinitlerifhe 4nbenten geben Su tons
men. bic tpiriIih alnbenisn an cine bts
ftimmie gegenb fpdren2 Rihi Hur Der
Siicen unb bas mittlers Geuifhlnnb
foDis Der Roropeiisn bnben ibre iiars
ZEN unb neusrbinss frtfd ipanfenben
Shoblinee folder Runii, auh oKpsos
Ipinssn pommern, Medlsnburg, Mtits
unb Sitpreubsn iinb itrer bur6dus
nift bar, pie mon pielfnh gicnbt.
Wdre Is nint m1glid. fDlhe bobens
ftdnbisen GystugniHt nls ~anbtnstn-
obiubf1big su mnhen2 ca 10 einjus
rihien. bab bel oneemeHtntr Gntiobs
nung Der Mrbeitenben Der Gtgfnitnnb
bod bic prsissrsnss Der Mnosnien
nift iibtrfdrit!esGs mare 3ipcr itlbifs
perftGnblih. bob bei foIhen inbiDibuen
eeitoitetsn banbmerfIih<n GxgsnitGn,
ben ouh Der niebrigfte prsis rp<feni.
lid b0ber fsin miBts. oIs bti bsrUsntfs
| Der 1abritpoore. Wsnn ober bets
| fpielsip<iis Reilenbt In G1nsbtn 30
bis 100 Aronen fur Deden uHb Ncnbs
gthdngs uusseben. BLOB neil fls 6duss
ipeberei finb unb fhpthifdk utuFser
babtn. 10 ip<rben Iis ts dun Iernen,
bsusfde Noltsiunft su bssdblen. iu<nn
iit pon ibr fpirtlid Debieeenes ais
~Witbrin9ftl" erbnltsn f6nnsn. Das
publitum Der Bobsorte ionmelt fit
ia aus ben souftrGftieitsn Rreifsn.
1 nier lieaen 4ufsabtn fiir ortIiGx nnb
befOnbtrs proDinsiells DrganiTaiipnen.
1 Sit iinb robrboftis niG,t ~nar- dfixs
ffif6tr 4rt. Gins Wlsnge BON G<lb.
bas iebt fiir ipirthf1dfilin polItommen
Il NntloIt1 6usgegtben, alto iptgaenor.
fen. nHb jiDor ins Nuslonb iusaoeipcrs
fen. NTH. {6nntt nutbrine<nb farsDros
bulsHten ipts aonfumenten jm Dotess
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

;giibruna@ Dem 6srbenpish aleih burt1
europa frsibsH InFen. aber beEn Nti'
TefDIlsr iinb Re ale I'm sIeihen Graos
perfallsn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24
6 0 Il b pnir.

Srfel (3lm ituoirenben Neffen):
oRiin, Simge. mas ion if Dir BON
meiner Rorolanbsreiie initbringen2"
St,ibioius: Gin pnar 2appen, lie.
bes Snfel1en!"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-29
A. & NJ. GRADUATES
GIVEN POSITIONS

F. C. Bolton, professor of electrical
engineering at the Agricultural and
Mechanical College, has been advised
by the Western Electric Company
that it has given positions in its COM
mercial and engineering course at Chi.
cago to w. NJ. Goodwin of Beaumont,
b. H. Niece of Livingston, G. II.
Hemphill of Tyler and B. c. Temple
ton of Cleburne, all of whom were
graduates of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College in the course of
Electrical engineering this year.
Mr. Bolton has also been advised by
the Otis Elevator Company that 1t has
taken two of the students of this
years class into its factory.
The excellent equipment in engi.
neering work given students of this
college makes them capable for the
work in these big factories.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-29
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING

The fifth Sunday meeting of the
entral Texas Baptist Association, com
posed of Brazos and Robertson coun-
ties, convened last night at Providence
Baptist church and will continue in
session through tomorrow. The meet
ing is attended by visitors from many
of the churches throughout the dis
trict, in addition to the people of the
Providence community.
There is preaching at II O'clock and
at night each dag, the remainder of
the time being devoted to the discus.
sion of religious topics.
The following attended from Bryan
today: DR.. and Mrs. NJ f. Weaver
ana children, Rev. w. r. Brown and
family, Rev. r. l.. Nash and Rev.
S w. Buchanan
, Dinner is served on the ground each
day and large crowd is expected to
20 out tomorrow.
AT the conclusion of the fifth Sun.
Gay meeting the pastor, Rev. r. l..
Nash, assisted by Rev G. A. Foster of
Fort Worth. will hold revival meet,
ing. Rev. Foster, who is to assist in
the meeting, was reared in that COM
nlunity and was formerly the beloved
pastor of the church.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-29
HOODS TEXAS BRIGADE
REUNION At CALVERT

During the second Grant campaign
this reporter attended what was said
to have been the greatest barbecue
at Jefferson, Ohio, that state ever
held. He was very young, but has a
vivid recollection of the occasion.
Since that time it has been his pleas
ure to participate in great occasions
where barbecues We're the feature. in
thirty different states, and do not
hesitate to say that the people of Cal
vert have set the standard for the
management of such affairs far ahead
OF any that we have ever witnessed in
the past The guests of honor. the vet
Grams or HOODS Texas Brigade and
their families, were provided special
tables, beautifully decorated, comfort
ably seated, where over six hundred
of them gathered Then the visiting
crowd of upwards of two thousand
We're served at standing tables cover
ing the beautiful Calvert park. There
was an abundance of everything good
to eat from every variety of barbecued
meats to lemon pie, with Calvert so
ciety in attendance as hosts.
Calvert has set a pace that future
reunion entertainers are going to find
hard to keep up. Here is the way
Veteran Grant put it: Say, boys, they
have done everything for us but put
us to bed"
BY the way, we had a pleasant chat
with Veteran Grant later in the day.
He has many friends in Bryan he told
us. And as we watched those cham.
pions of the lost cause taking their
seats at the table for dinner, the sad
side of the picture presented itself.
Only a few years more and such an
occasion will only be history. Then we
looked at those patriots companions.
and our thoughts reverted to the pic.
lures at home during that great strug.
gle fifty years ago, and we lifted our
mind to God in a prayer: God bless
our mothers, both North and South"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-29
1T GROWS HAIR.
Every Man or Woman Can Have an
Abundance of Hair Full of
Life and Beauty

Mrs. c. Borchardt, No. 1884, Eighth
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, writes: ~ am
very much pleased with PARTISAN
Sage. This is my fourth bottle and my
hair is coming in nicely and getting
thicker must say it is fine hair
grower"
PARTISAN Sage does not contain
Sugar of Lead a poison that often
causes blood poison and sometimes
death. Ask your dealer if he can guar
antee some other hair preparations
not to contain Lead or Nitrate of
Silver.
PARTISAN Sage is not a dye. Most
dyes are dangerous. 1t is hair nour-
isher, grower and beautifier and quick
ly banishes dandruff, stops hair from
falling. and scalp itch Large bottle
90 cents at f. j. jenkins, the druggist,
and dealers everywhere.
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beautiful new cars in town, the SPLEEN
did condition of the roads at present,
the moonlight nights, and the spirit
OF social friendship for which Bryan
people are famous make motoring a
delight
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% 1-3 Per Cent Off
In Social Circles
College Dance in Honor Of Misses
Wynn and Adair-
Mrs. bona carnes, Editress.

College Dance in Honor of Misses
Wynn and Adair-
A delightful social event of the
week was an informal dance at Col
lege on Monday evening, given in
honor of Miss Sallie Wynn and Miss
Adair of Huntsville, who have been
guests of Miss Ara Haswell Special
music and special programs added
much to the enjoyment of the affair,
and about thirty couples enjoyed the
dance thoroughly. The grand march
was led by Miss Sallie Wynn and Mr..
George Fairbairn.
The young ladies in attendance from
Bryan were Misses Sallie Wynn,
Louise Adair, Ara Haswell, Deci We'd
dington, Dorcas Parker, Nellie Cole
Hazel Adams, Pauline Scale Mary
James, Lila Adams. Ida Wipprecht,
Louise Caldwell and Carrie Boyett.
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Goodbye Dinner to Col. and Mrs,
Sims
AS farewell compliment to Mrs
NJ. w Sims, who leaves Sunday to
spend the summer at Chatauqua. n.
Y, Mrs. Milton Sims gave beautiful
course dinner at her plantation home
on Thursday evening. Mrs. Sims went
company with Mrs. Alfred Wilson,
Miss Mae Wilson and Mrs. A. A. Nc
Kenzie, in Mrs Wilson's car, and the
party returned in The bright moonlight
about 2 o'clock.
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Bryan Baptist Academy
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Bryan, Texas

The eighth session opens Sep
TENDER 10th, 1912. A new
three story brick dormitory with
everything in it new for girls.
Alarge commodious hall for boys.
An efficient teaching force for
the following departments: Lit
erary, Art, Voice and Piano.
Character development is our
highest aim and ideal. We ex-
pect a large attendance. Check
rooms at once if YOU expect to
get the best. A little more than
two hundred dollars will pay for
nine months.
For information write,
R. MCDONALD,
Bryan, Texas.
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For Sale.

Four good lots in northwest part of
Bryan. Price 5000. Apply to ]. w
Bats.
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Not Paint

With linseed oil at 81, wha, sort OF oil do
YOU think they use in paint a, Sis
and 81. So
That stuff is counterfeit paint. You
can cheat yourselfi you can't cheat Time
or Weather.
Paint is rubbery coat over wood and
iron to keep-out water.
Counterfeit paint may look like il;
counterfeit money looks like money.
What are all countelfeiiS forl They
are all alike,
HasW ellis Book. Store
SELL DEVICES PURE PAINT
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later than noon Friday each week to
insure publication. Phone the arrival
OF your guests, the announcements of
social events and any other social
news to her at 943, and it will be APP
preciated, as it is the aim of The
Eagle to print social column that is
bright, newsy and interesting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-29

Mr. and Mrs Robert S. Webb hid
son, Edgeworth Webb, are now visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Clay Furgerson at Bloomington,
H. They will return to Bryan next
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Robert
Webb Jr., and little daughter, who
have been visiting in Illinois for sew
eral weeks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-29

Notes and Personals
All items for the social column must
be sent to Mrs, Albert Buchanan not
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-29

Col. and Mrs. M. w Sims leave Sun.
day for Chatauqua, n. Y, to spend
the summer They will be joined at
Dallas by their daughter, Mrs. J. FRED
Smith, who will accompany them /6n
the trip and remain with them dU'ing
their stay of three months. qG. and
Mrs. Sims have visited Chatauqua
every summer for several years past
and they have many delightful friends
there who are anxious for their ar
rival. Their many Bryan friends wish
for them pleasant trip a delightful
stay and a safe return home.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-29

Mrs. w. ID. Cooper and children are
visiting Mrs. Cooper's parents at
Gainesville.
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Motor parties are becoming very
popular in Bryan. The number OF