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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

ipeoln0. Ian bate sic Vlidc unb
cds Sdtelu oes Hdnbpflc9er2 per-
iiunben.
Yilotus 9ire ipeiter I'M @crhpr:
"Wic fam Der Hon1er oa5u, Cub 81
beidimpfen?"
Or nanntc ms feigcs @ciinbe(,
ais mir SsiuS bon Nuinretb 5lm
aoni9e mafen ipolltcn, CT ms ubcr
e%ntgansen mar"
u3um aonig Der Subcn? Scius
bon Na5arctb? At, bumnle Surcns
ioeen,"
Yilatis lddclte micbcr. N6er Der
Nnme SeillS bate bpdb Giuprud niif
i'm gcmnd)t. IS lpur il uid)t baS
erite Ial. baB CT Dor Icincm Hitters
itubic 9ennnnt purbc, unb Der Tuf
BON Den 8unpern Sem ma peripprs
rem alId) 81 ben Sbren bco @unppflce
gers gcbrlngen. Solb unlpilig, bulb
bon Neii9ier 9ctrieben, ln8te Silntus
lalit: Simmer bicIe Narrbcitcn bon
einem aonig Der Suben. Sbr habit
nllr ciuen apnig. unb bas lit 9iom's
Gdidr. llebrigens, mas lpeiBt on o
Se1liS bon Nd3uref1!
Sie leete Srage bate Iildti5 in
crmutbisenbem Zone 9eitelt. Sorum
antiportete Der @efdn9cne nit elmer
9eipiiien Segeiiterune:
oSeius bon Tasarctb bate cine
9rpBe @enid,enmense nit flint 9rcten
9cidttigt uno iueuiseu Siid,cn. llnb,
oenft Glth, ais Iae seidttigt ipareu,
bliebcn nod 5ipolf &orbe poQ iibrig.
SD babe es NIT bieien nteinen Nu9en
ielbit geieben. GO mar eiu @unber.
pie mir ME zines ersdblcn borten.
urb mir bdd)teu an Den @unberfDnig,
ser in rnlcreu beiligen 9iid,ern porz
arsgcIaat morben lit. Sarum polten
mir i'm 81 urIerem aDni9e Madden.
Iber er mar I'M @ebrdn9e rerz
ld%)fplinoen."
Or lpuStc iparitm", lnohte Tilatus.
burd bieien Ilsgaue Der Gr5dblung
iebr beluiti9t.
o@r miro ipieberfpmnlen", bebaips
tete Der @efangene, ,seipiS er miro
piebertommen urb bnm bod &pnig
lperben. gS gibt gar mander in
Sutltutt, W. pSu tSpttV3 SippfSt Gun
mir i'm scben iuilrpe, Der nidlt mn
einen -" Silatus ipinfte, itnb Der
@efnneenc mubtc obbrehcn. Nbcr
CT iiiblte ii6 itnrt nod ieiuem fcitcn
gefenntniB.
Scr 9dnppileser itnnb auf, Iettc
iid lpiehcr inb Ipraf bas llrtbeil nit
einem id]arfcn 9lid auf bic untcu
itebenbcn Subcn: p&cr eS lpogt. iilr
cincn nnbcrcn aouig St iteben, ols iiir
Hom's &niler, bat idlpn barlm rcn
Soo perbient. Der nod bdSlt eincl
Hon1er tootct. ipeil bieier bie 8nbrz
belt in9te, bat i'm boppelt perpient.
Sh Iaiie Den Iorber freu5isen." Gin
@emlrmel aing burh Die Mcibeu Der
Suben. Slber cs peritunmtc. ais
Silatus eiltsu iredJcnbcn SIid uui bus
&olf mari.
Hobc Splpaten nabmcn Sen Tcrltrs
tbeilten IN Die Iittc, itieBen mr. Scrrz
ten i'm IN ben aerfcr Surild. @alo
ipnr Sismos alleiu I'M cngcll. fcud,ten
ScrlieS.
aein 9ihtitra6l. Surd cine GanSz
breite. feitiimmailertc Scifuul1 500
Elm fhiuader 9Iftifrom. brona bic uub
ba Gin pcrlpprrcncs @erdnld,. SIS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

pltrbe bel Der groBcu Sriibiabrs@M ci>
nigllng. Sognr Die nicbliten @prs
gdrtd)en iuureu itpu iiberoll iniraub
gcicet ltno batteu bic mn "a elm
iarbereo 6dllsd)en 5u Bitten, bns cincn
friihen Selfarpeu : Nnitrid crhaltcn
bate. Nld bic ainbcr iparell bcutc
nitt ntiiBig; Die dlteren tattci ifon
iriib mprgens Elm Nmt in Der Nird]c.
no lie bn5 ncuc Wcibpnjier bolten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

Gctort una cnticrntc iid unbemerft,
ipdbrcnb elm Yluu ifon IN Dem gutcn
&er5cn rciftc. Ger ilm ulc gbrc matte
nnS lidl in Dem f%rcnnNlid)cn Neiichte
ipiecripicNcltc.
Sn@ Suns 5uriiGNctcbrt. bciprah
lih Srl. Siebeiobnc nit &ouuc. Der
Wn9o. Ipcldr fnit I'M iclbcu ALTER ipie
ibrc @crrin 'tnnh. nph nid>t guns 10
Ircnnelih nm liiria plidtc. sic
idlrttc!tc guar hcn Nppf, 0inN huuu
dbcr IN een Seller. ppp no lie elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Srpbe Sitern!

gtciilc lieben &leinct!
Gno!ih lit cs Sriibling gc%lporbcnl
Shon offnen lid Die fIeircn &"npipen
an zen Strdiitcrn uno Die jungen
Sldtter Itaien berpor. Sic Suunc
itrubit piel rdrmer uno bic @o9leiil
tebrcn mieber 5uriid aus ben lpdrnc>
rem Ndnberu. Sonntag tpmmt oas
ihone Siterieit. Sh ipeiB. pic iebr
Sbr Guh iest Id)pn pnrailf frcutl
llno alli Den icierlid,eu @%ottesoicnit
in Der STRIDE am nit 2idtcrn NM
Vlllmen prddtig 9eidmiidten Hltare
5l Sbren oeS ncu crItuuocncn Seilan>
oes! @ergebt nid)t an icncm idDnen
Gage, an Sbn. lniercn @ott unb
Watcr nl!er Mcnihen 6u bcntcn, Sl
linn 81 beten. ga idat mir cine
tleinc 8eidid)te elm; Sic mus ih Gilf
nod, er6dbleu. SORT 81, SIR @ieben.
Giue5 Cages cling Gin tleiues @dos
dlcn, NonleuS ella, in Den Gurteu.
&oltm mar tic brallBcn, 10 rief lie
ibrer Mutter boiler Srcubc Su:
~@nn,n, Mamn, liebc Ionia. fonmr
bph ld,ncl nnb iieb Die ld,puen Sitcr1
eier Srie. bat lie Sepilan8t unb ieet
'ilo tic ba. Mptbc, selbc lnb lpcibc.
Oh, pie ipiupcrid)pn tic 'inb!"
Ils bic Wutter tam, lab Tic bn$
feline @Gbdlcu erituint on IND iuctc:
aNteiu glItes &iuh, On hait Sid bod,
gcirrt. &n3 On bort iichit. iinb
feline Sitercicr, c. iitp Sulpcn. Sos
iinp @lumcu. Sic Surbeu iirb ipphl
On, uber lpeun lie lid Diincn. fehlt
Der idlpne wphlidmcdenbe Snhult Der
Gier; bieic nnb boil. Nicic Slumen
crireuen uuier Au0e unb Acbeu ms
zen critcn Sriiblin8sArub. Sod ipnrtc
nod cin Siaden. bunn fomrnen auGO
pie Sitereier. Die Seiu .lciuc3 gfiinbs
den beaiiiden."
Niiu, meimc liebcn Slciueu, s!am6t
nidt Niles aui ben eritcn Siid. Ser
aeft nit,i, nae uft Der Strim tr!igt.
Seht Allies aeitau AT anp iiberlegt.
Sh wiiuidc Cub Gin redrt irobcS
Sitcrie't unb uielc bulte Gitr!
Ser 3ebntteur.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

(SprtieBumg aui Der 10. Scitc.)
- y ~
2eiser aud bcuer iuicocr uur
81 Wabr
iii ser frlaenpe @r9uB circ3 tnidos
liideu Mebutteurs: Gle Seuncr,
imnae &ifcn. aarnitel unb Saicm in
iebem Sd)aufenter ais Npppgtbpmeu
hes Siterfeites! Gas iueiRc Samm
nit Der Eriumpbiahne ,uirb man pcrs
sebeus iMfen! Hub bod war gcraoc
has ans reiucm weifen 3nfcr sefers
tistc Yamm 81 Wroeuaters 3eiteu ric
id)Duitc Siteraabe, bic inSbciomeerc
Ooh uSer Wprim - Eatbe Uocr Yathin
= ibrem @upeufinn reihteu. Tic
Standardization" osS WeihmafS bnt
aud namit aufacrGnmt!
.x " ,S
not mua, Uertbc 9cicr,
Iichc 9eicrinncn!
&ir mGdbtcu Cure werthc Nuimcrf
iamfeit anf cincn imtcrciiautsu Nrtifel
Scitc 10 Sicicr Wnmmer hinlenseu.
bctitelt: ~ lnuber II ii b Oh
ir Traucu." Sram ultra
mDntanus" %bebaneclt hier s%citsemaRc
5rnacu ppm fntbuiiid,en Stanepunft
aus bctradtct. - Scr Heoattcur.)
" Y -
Cur Scinnahsitspflcge.
Sbu' Scincm SnlId'c nid)t 81
gut.
Or lit Gin unoorf6orcr Gait.
User Inn an mtiitcu giltlih
tbut,
Sem iIllt am meiltcn CT
my H,tt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
nprnll, Gc'plGt upI Den llbriBcu Wsz
~iiiui,icrn mn Ser &llttcr.

Str Wurtea SrIuIeiu 9%icGcIphut'S.
!ucit'sr tiutcr bcni Nnlic iidl lpeit
0ti1btbntc. pruugtc idun i'm critcu
Srilb!ii9S'dmudc Sic 3icritrIuher
Iugic1 mir bitten 9rilneu Huacn III
Die &e;t. !uh sic Observation-Disclosures
reihteu ihrt Surtcn trullieu &fbINcu
ME ilm @lIltomrrcn cntQcScn. Hn
Der Soulcuieitc ceo Nnu'c3 prungtc
ttn Yiiciid'bIrniG'eu I'M itpiriteu roi1
@iItbcnficibc. llno I'M Ndusalcu be-
rciteIc nic nltt Nunru ouf ciucr -pis
ritlinrm'd'inc idlpn ncn Nnfict slb
ipGbrcuh ihr SrGu!cin mi! cincm Aprbc
ON Nrnl. lpcld'cr nllI lccr mar. I'M
Wnrteu miGcrRinn. 81 tuuieu nl,dl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
~ " -

Ser @olStouig Srcb. @cuerbGuIcr
meiut. iebcr iuuae Mann t0mnc reid,
pcrocn, lpcnn CT ulr ipoIlc uno
Hcid in Den meiitcn
6Gacu slpar uidt; porpGrto i'm Scbcn
obcr fame CT mnUcpiugt, lmlcrer Nus
lidt nucn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
6plsatba.

Strd mnild)c 2dilbcritrcfc
Srug iG ben @anberitab,
Wpn mandcr Sclicncdc
Sd)aut' i) ms Sbul bina6;
Sod, iibcr alIc @crgc.
Sic id, nuf @rbcn inb,
8ebt mir Elm filler Silgcl,
Scr 9il9el IS plgatba a.
Gr rngt nid)t in Die @olfcn
Nit ciS9cfr1utcr Stirn,
Or bcbt nid)t in Die Hiiite
Sie ionn' &c Mlpenfirn,
Sod 10 Der Gro cntnommcn
llno 10 Dem 6irnn1cl nab
Bin i'd nod ME BefOmmcn
&ic BORT auf @oIgntba.
Sort idlGot Scr itol5c Scibc
StilbiiBcnb an Die @rrit,
ScS Sd)dder5 Spbesleioc
GntbIiibct @immcIslult;
I Sort flingcn Gugclsbnrfcn
Gin Iclig 8lorin,
Die Giuigfcitcn iingeu
Gin 2icb bon Is pl9otb a.
,&
Sprtbin, mcin g~rbenpilger,
Sort bnlte iiiBe Haitl
Sort ipirf Dem Siinbcntilgcr
3m SiiBcn beinc Snlt:
Sann eeb' llnb riihn,e lelie,
@ie lppbl Sir BORT geidab.
Ser @eg 5um Sarabieie
9ebt iibcr Is plgatbu.
(aarl @crot.)
~ y ~
= itergrnf.
Was peineit bm? o iiifer Snersruk,
= ieliae Warin W%lasonlene!
Sizes @prt eraIift sleih elmer Mutter
&uB
Inn fiiRt pum Iusc jcbc bitt'rs
Sbrine;
Mnh mir wic Dir tDnt's beutc fcjt-
lid 5n:
@as wcineft on?
@aS weincit BIT? meinit bn nm beins
Shmlo?
at bas Der Stcin, Der beinc Sccle
ihrcfct?
: iieb', in ieinrm sua' lit lante,
Sub,
Sm icincm @ra6 liest uni're Shulr
bcbcfct;
SaS saaenbc Wcwiicu bat mn,
Nub':
@aS wcinsit on?
Y
0H~a ,,.:... Sos ,,,;,st 81, 40, CcrNn,.
NTH,
, @cil iibcr Dir bic lriibialsWulfs
bnnfelt?
e iiebc, wie bas SitermurgcnrDtb
Gu bell aui ben Gbarfreitaa Mbenb
fnnfclt!
9'rnm bmloc, bette, CLAUDE, buff
and bu:
WaS wcincit DIT?
=!
&aS mcimeit DIT? weint nm eil
tbeures Brab?
Smh', waS unterblid, niht i'm
N%ihenbiise,
Hur Grne MARS, iUas mani Der Grbr
sab,
Ser 8eit aus Uott idnmans bimmelau
bic Siiigcl.
Ginit iprenst Der Icrr bic moriGs
Suptenrnb':
ySas mcineit ou?
&aS weineIt on? uiro Dir bic Scii
81 lana?
Sebnit bu bid heim nah lauren
Yilgcrjabrcn?
= iicbe, bir 5nm ielisen Gmpfang
St ihun bein Serr sum Batter aufae=
fabrcn;
@alb lcait BIZ ab bic itaub'gcn Grbem.
ihnb':
g4as wclnelt nn?
@aS meineit on? ia, SEER, cin 3rDpf.
lcin Srpit
Gannit on in jeScn griibinlsbcdjer
miidjcu:
Gb idj aud bier nod mnndlmal
SbrinenfOit,
Sort piilit ppm gug' OIL alc Sbrdncr
iuiidjen,
Sann rauihcu Mrs bic Gngclss
barfcn Sm:
: @as wriucit nn?
8arl Ucruf.
,S - ~
Sitcrglufen.
S%itrrf(nuol Sjtcrulpdcu! Wic elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

Sortictuna Gui ser 10. Scitc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

Dir die liebe 0u0end.

Gin Siterei fir unierc fleiuen
9eier.
GS sri.
net uub bli!bt,
Surf 2iifte 5isbt
Gin licblih @eben.
Uni ipnnisen &0beu,
Sn Satnen nnb @dlperm
Nut Turcn unD Sclpern
'SDnt @6glcins irpbcr Gang,
SIS iinst nit hclem SLANG;
hub Nles innhst, iingt II. laht.
3riihlius rnft: Griuadjt, er,paft!
SIS ihallt unS halt in ailen 3anoen
Ter Nuf Der Sitcrn: IuierItanocn!
Sa Sitern lit inns ein Set Der Sreuoc:
ca iino mir frci ppn Summer 1t. Geiae
Srnm fr0hliheS itern uiinif i'd Gnd)
gn 5reuD' nno an Sitereiern reid!
Suh bic MGBigfeit nid)t perDeiicn,
Tidt 81 piel Der Gier segciIen,
Cunt miiiet Shr md flasen
lteber Shmersen i'm Wiagen
limb Der luit'ge S%iterbaie
Slit bann i'm Wraie,
Saht e IT aus.
81 8rauSt
*xM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Sitcrglufen.

Sitcrflan9! NlterAIodcn! Vie en-
Sieeesrui Acbt g. hurh Die SnnSc:
bnS ate iii p%crgangcn, cs ut Nlle@ llcu
Gcluorben! @eit lic9t 8cibnndlten,
Dos 6cit in bcS @inters Wittc, binter
ruis Damn minfertc cs hrnilBcn nm
brinncn. Gin itincr Grn't 900 in hna
Ser; Gin, hcr Is nnHprufIid, ltinnnltc;
Die Valiicue5cit iolatc nit ibrcn Idlpcs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06
Xoltaire's Ratort.

That famous politician. orator and
man Of fashion the fourth Earl of Ches
terrified was on one occasion at grand
assembly in France. where voltairs
was one OF the guests. Suddenly the
French writer accosted his lordshir
with the words:
my lord. ! know yon are a Judge
Which are the more beautiful, the Eng
fish or the French ladies?"
Upon my word" replied Chesterfield.
with his usual presence of mind. IL am
no Judge Of paintings"
Some time afterward says a blogra-
pher. voltaire. being in London. hap.
pened to be at nobIeman's party with
Chesterfield A lady In the company
prodiglously rouged directed her whole
Discourse TO Voltairc and cngrossed his
conversation. Chesterfield came up.
tapped him on the arm aud said.
''Sir. take care thit you are not cap
tivated"
My lord" promptly replied the
French wit. Il scorn 10 he taken by an
English craft under French colors.''
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06
tn. Aerobstie oibber.

A great ape which makes Its home
In Borneo ID the gibbon. which In q
small animal compared with the orang,
weighing only about forty or dfty
pounds 1t Is very fraIl 10 its bodI,
makeup. The head Is set squarely on
the shoulders. and II looks upward.
When walking on the ground It bal.
ances itself along like walker on a
tight rope. Its remarkable power OF
grasp and dexterity In using It's hands
are equally with the shape of its
Uranium indexes OF Its superior IntelI
gence. perhaps because II Ia able tn
take bold of greater number Of
things and examine them. The glib
bons 20 In droves. whereas orangs live
by families. and one Of the most inter.
esting spectacles iinaginabIe Ia to see
troop of them crossing great gap
In the forest by throwing themselves
In succession through the air each one
taking a swing or two to gather mo
mentum before lannrhing himself. 10
great is their agility that 10 executing
feats Of this SORT they seem like birds
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06

AZ Knole park. Sevenoaks. England.
IN the kings bedroom is one Of the
most extravagant bedstcads ever made.
It was prepared by Richard. third Earl
Of Dorset. for the reception Of James
!. Il Is twelve feet high by seven feet
SIX inches long The curtains. val
ances. tester and lower valances are
composed Of cloth of gold and. together
with the ceiling. are lined with brilliant
coral tanetas. now much faded. all
closely embroidered In floral design
in gold. silver and coiored silks. The
pillows and quilt are of the same en-
broidered coral silk and trimmed with
many rows Of most elaborate fringe
made of gold. silver. coral silk and
black tassels. A London Times writer
says that the cost of this astounding
extravaganza amounted to $4,000.
which represents at least 100000 Of
present currency.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06
New Steamship Line.

Port Arkansas, Texas, May 6.-The
articles of Incorporation were filed at
Austin, April %, OF the Port Arkansas
Pass Transportation Company of Port
Arkansas, Nueces county, with CAPT
tai stock of $780, Although the capital
stock is small, 1t is thought the opera
tons of the company will be conduct
ed on large scale. for the directors
of the line are leading capitalists of
the East. The purpose of the COM
pany, as set forth in the charter, is
to construct. lease, maintain and OPP
crate steamships of all kinds, which
is significant at this time in view of
the deep-water development at Port
Arkansas
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06
Hows YOUR sromAcH,
70 u Full Of Poisonous Gases sns
Fermentinp Food?

- - Euu oI POISONOUS G1oou and
Fermentino Foods
Money back II MONA stomach
tablets do not end the misery 81 indi.
gestion. There's the kind Of sincere
talk that makes even the worse skep-
tick sit up and listen.
In i've minutes, sometimes less, this
wonderful prescription called MONA
ends gas eructations, heaviness, sour
ness. heartburn, and other distress.
But best of all it stops forever dizzi-
ness, nervousness, biliousness, head
ache. constipation. shortness Of breath.
might sweats, sleeplessness and bad
dreams.
MONA stomach tablets are real
body tonic. Take them for two weeks.
and notice the restorative action on
the whole system. They ptu vigor, vim
and vitality into you and make life
happier, better, brighter. q. J. Jenkins
has them. also reliable druggists ey-
erywhere. Large box only SOC and
guaranteed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06

India mas produced some OF the ines
big game hunters In the world. FRS
they kill deer. then tigers. and aftel
chat they climb into the hills after thu
mountain sheep. which are the most
difficult Of all their kind to follow and
kill. But there is one ambition beyond
the mountain sheep. That Is the snow
leopard This beautiful creature. white
as the SHOWS 1t lives among. Is rarely
found below a height Of 1000 feet
and . even there extremely rare. It Il
both wild and savage. and the natives
have a superstitious fear Of Its white
coat and deep green eyes. The man
who succeeds in killing snow leopard
steps into the very first rank of big
game hunters.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY IN BRYAN

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, ETC., as
mixed in Adler-i-ka, the German ap-
pendicitis remedy. e. R. Emmel, drug
gist, states that this simple remedy
antisepticizes the digestive system
and draws off the impurities SO thor.
oughly that A SINGLE DOSE relieves
sour stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation INSTANTLY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06
|CHlRLET's AUII TONIGHT

This sidesplitting comedy, which
was presented on Saturday night Il
IA. 4 M. College by the Senior Ora
matte Club. will be the attraction at
| the Colonial Theatre in this city TO-
night. The presentation Saturday
night was a great success and kept the
large audience In e hilarious mood
from the 6rst curtain TO the last. Tue
cast embraces some splendid talent
and all who attend tonight may rest
assured they will be amply repsid and
well entertained. Besides. the play Is
for the benefit Of the 1919 Long Horn,
and while you will get your money
worth and more too from an entertain
ment standpoint, you will also be aid
Ing worthy cause.
Following Is the caste:
Mrs. Otto Ehlinger, director.
T. r. Shearer, manager.
+. ]. Johnson. underwater.
Steven Spettigue (solicitor at Ok
ford, p. s. Devine,
Sir Francis CheAney Gate OF Indian
|service), c. A. McEachern.
Jack Chesney (son of Sir Francis)
r. B. Barnitz.
Charley Wykeman Ia student at
Oxford, T. II. Shearer.
Lord Fancourt Babberly Ia society
SPORT, Harris Underwood.
Bassett college SCOUT. w. T. Good
win.
The New Footman, J. b. Short.
Dona Lucia d'Alvordorez (from
Brazil). Miss Stella Spence.
Kitty verdum (Spettigue's ward),
Miss Anita Park.
Amy Spettigue (Spettigues niece),
Miss Louise Bate. a
Ella Deslchey Ian orphan. Mrs.
Otto Ehlinger.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06

why had that boy so long to walt.
Janew asked the mistress Of her serv-
ant, who had just taken IN siphou Of
soda water.
Please. mum. he waited for tn
BOTTLE cheerily replied Jane.
Bottle. What bother queried her
mistress.
III yer please. mum. he asked II e
could ave q returned empty 80 ask
ed i'm to walt until | drawed It ali
OF into d jug, and then | give i'm lis
bottle back" was the reassuriug re-
ply.-London Ideas.
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vERlFylr.
Tn. Proof Is in Bryan Almost at
Your Door.

This Proof Is in Bryan Almost al
Your Door.
The public statement of Bryan
citizen is in itself strong proof fol
Bryan people, but confirmation
strengthens the evidence.
| Here is a Bryan citizen who testi
fed years ago that Doan's Kidney
Pills relieved sick kidneys and now
states the cure was permanent. Can
any sufferer from kidney ills ask bet
ter proof? You can investigate. The
case is right at home.
P. J. vytopil, COS Moseley Street
Bryan, Texas, says: MY back ached
and | found it difficult to. remain on
my feet for any length of time. At
night my rest was broken as the re-
suit of weak kidneys and L felt miser-
able. A short use of Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured at Emmel's drug store,
cured me and | have had no kidney
trouble since. am willing to let
others know of the merit of Doan's
Kidney Pills"
The above statement was given May
90. 1908, and when Mr.. vytopil was
interviewed on December is. 1911, he
said: Il confirm the statement gave
some years ago recommending Doan's
Kidney Pills. The cure has been per-
manent."
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. r., sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's sand
take no other
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06

Nothing In nature Is absolutely per
manent. Changes are going on slowly
but steadily. every moment. parts OF
the earth being elevated above the sea
parts sinking below it. the ocean wear
ing away the coast In one place and
building it out In another. and so on to
infinity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06
FOR SALE.

A nice new 7-room cottage near the
Bryan Baptist Academy. For terms
write to
Mrs. John Impson,
clarevlIIe, Bee County,
Texas.
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A u.s Far n.

Young Hardfax But. dad. there can
be any real harm In sowing few witt
oats. Old Hardfax-Mebbe not. 'Caus,
II you're as much Of donkey as
think you are you can eat the crop
Chicago News.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06
All Hs Mould CAT

Pebbles says he is thinking Of run
ming for congress. Do you think that
would be advisableY
We'll, the exercise might do him
good"-Birmingham Age. Herald.
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Notice, Carpentersl

With every 5O-cent purchase of mer-
chandise will give you nice pres
ent. Call and see me. John NJ Sebesta.
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A Kind Boss.

is your boss kind man."
Sure. My wife came down to drs W
my pay one day while was out on
job, and he wouldn't let her have IT,
Buffalo Express.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-06

The brightest blaze Of intelligence Is
of Incidentally less value than tbs
smallest spark Of charity -Nevins.
Connecticut western news., 1912-02-01
CANAAN VALLEY

A. E. Benton received notice last week of the death of his brother, John E. Ben ton of Lansing. Mich. He had been a resident of Michigan for about 60 years and had not been east in 45 years. Per haps some of the older readers of The News may remember him. He was 83 years old.
 Our new meat peddlers, Perkins and Rhoades, had the misfortune to lose a horse last week. It fell in the road near John Spaulding's and was taken into his barn, where it died in about half an hour.
 Miss Mabel Donalds has recovered from diphtheria, and no new cases have de- veloped. The quarantine has been re- moved.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. D. Corners spent Sun day with friends in Canaan.
 Hard colds are prevalent hereabouts.
Connecticut western news., 1912-02-01
SHARON VALLEY

MT. and Mrs. F. Platt, Grace Brazie and Evelyn ScCtt attended the installa- tion of officers, at Webutuck Grange on Friday evening.
 MT. Henry Morehouse, assisted by his wife, installed the officers of Webu- tuck Grange on Friday evening.
 Mrs. Edward Clum, who is in Sharon Hospital. is gaining slowly.
 The Lecturer would like full attend ance at the regular Grange meeting on Tuesday evening, Feb. 6, Is to have the roll call. also would like each to give any resolution for good of the Order.
 Perfect school attendance for yanuary in room 1, grades 1, 3; Emma Clum Marguerite Tuncy.
 Perfect school attendance for Jan uary, in Room 3, Charles Bejean, Noat Bejean, Adelia Clum, Fannie Has brouck, Elenora McArthur, Conrad Warehouse, Bertha Root, Norman WI ley, Percy Wiley.