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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

lem Voli3eifei sparen In lesterer
3eif perif)ieoene anonpnle 9eitEDer.
BEN barber Bugeenngen. bab Wirfhe
Inn Central. .Ncli3eibiitrift ibre lofnle
regelm1Bis Iange Dor ied,s llhr TAcr.
gems su ofFnen pilegten. Gle geHiib.
iingen Der ssoli5ei bic Geiesesiiber.
freter ab5niaiieH, ertpieien fih nls er.
fcleIos, fueshaIb bic poli3iiten Bloc.
ger linb Wortborit eeiifrn Mlorgen 3u
elmer Gift ihre 3ufludN nnbmen, In.
benz iie lid, ais .Soboes4 rertleioeten
nnb 10 oen Tiitrift ourd,ineiften.
9ipei @irfhe. ilamlih N. 3. Tornr.
bon Gouri ilnb BLUM strnbe unb
Mnron Siridraan. gso. 337 Meft 8.
Apenle. purocn beim Werfdui Der
iefs lihr Worgens obaefnht unb on.
eelpieien, I'D besite inn Woliseigeridt
einsiiIiellen uno roeoen llebertrehan1
bes gsitternaGt Gtsoeietes aa peranS.
|tuortex.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

fens, gpartaifens, @runbtrebits. Tbea-
ter, 9dItpirtbihaftss, gabebetriebe
| su nennen. Damit til bic beutihe
5tabt auf tpeit ousgebebnteren Gebies
| ten oIs friiber gum Raufmonn sspors
ben. Dunf bem isgensreiden 0runos
| fas Der Selbitpsrpaltuns tann lie aeis
aen. OF lie bieier Rolle getpohien n.
SberFlddlide gturtbeiler beiahen
pbsr oerneinen bies auf 9runo iporas
btfter gepbahiuneen. Der Sstpi'iens
baftere iaat ii9 ndh BEN nlhternen
ponbettenport biitin9uenourl eft.
Duno6 pirb er iahlite uRo psrloH'
lite llntsri6sibuneen MAIDEN. in
| iatliter gesiebune triro er getritbe
als beIonoers gseignst fiir oas Resles
prinsip erfennsn, bic ihrem 9eesn'tano
ndd5 bic Torberung Der 9eiunpheit,
| bes ger,ebrs, bic ipirtbi6dftlihe uno
asiitioe Sebuna Der breiten WtaVen Der
gepDIteruna 6estpeden, bei oenen aus
bieIem 9runoe bic gebiihreHtarite cine
| bsionbers iosiaIe gebeutuns bobsu,
unb borunter tuieber Defenders iolte,
bic bsn Gioen.onIum Der 8emeInoe be-
Friebiaen, ibre Mege in Inipruh neh'
men miiiIsn unb enblib in Der gspDl'
teruna einen ousret6enoen gerbrdus
tertreis fiuben.
Sn perIDnli6er 8e3iebune fpire als
tpeitere 8orausiebuns fir bic 3ptd.
mdbioteit bes Regisbetriebes ssforoeri
tp.rben miHsn, bab in Der 9ernaliun1
Iuno 9ertrstuna Der gemeinoe genus
oeno iabperitdnbiee uno 9smetnitn'
Mae gsricnen porbanber iinb. oenen
| bic 2eituna unb Mitperpdltuns oes
Ige.riebes anpertraut ptrbsn sdnn.
| sfeblt es an sieisn io6Ii6eR ootr per-
| iorliher 9crausIesuneen. 10 III nos
R.sieprinoip in Der Rsssi niht ON
| gfdbe.
gbsr felbIt tpenn ons bic esndnntsr
@ordusIesunaen sufommentreffeH
Gilt es, nod einigs etfdbrIids alippsr
su prmeiosn. 3undtii lpirtt bic Or
oaniIotion Der 9emeinoebehoroen Dl'
| Elm Spitem pon 6emmunaen auf sinsn
Gsbiet, auf bem iih in aons beiorloe
rem maB bic freie unb ihnens Betpe9
lit1,eit, bic bas @ebeimnib toufmonnt
ftsr erfoloe 1T, entfalten iolIte. Ae.
dem aoufmonn rpiiros Is eelinesn
mit elmer fiibnen, ipetuIatipen 5ese Il
| geriommlunesn. ipie lie 8eputotionsn
iQusIbiiFe, Stobtperoroneien Der
fammlunaen uno Wiagiitrate oar''sl
| len, burtsubrinssn9 Ro6 sefdhrIihs
pirtt bic ginalienerung zines erobertI
qrteit.rs unb geam,enperionolB, M
ts nit iubuitrisQen llntsrnshmnneet
perbunben III, in ben Ule6onismus DC
, Notwithstanding. Wsun bic fra
, osn Der QD5ut, Ter arbeitsseit, Be
aoaIitionen in biz. Uerhonbluneen be
4 Observation-Disclosures gstpor
fen uno bort 8u pdrteion9eltgenheiie
unb WoblparoIsn eeiiempslt tptroer
III DIE Gnttpidlung zines itdotii6e
geirisbes fart eefdbreet.
. Inter bieieu llmitdnbsn III 'slblt au
!. benz btitoriih gut poreersiist.n Booe
!. II Der oeutihen Gtaot ihre Rolls al
anufmann teins sinidhs. 60 gut I
In stntr Reibe BON Stdbten edpis
: tpurbsn III, 70 besinnsn iih In amber
{ Spmptome elmer Gntrpidluns su se
; asu, bic sfpar nidbt auf tinen Rudfa
: in oag pripdt,apitdli'tiihe prinsil
: lpchl aber auf cine aombinotion b.
}, fosialifiI6.n NIT benz inbipiouaIiii
{ itsn Dirtbidaftssruubiub auf b
I Organization elmer ~ssm;idten rpirti
jhafilitxn unternebmuns-. hinsisIt
n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
Mdnael Der amerif. Wnnisipal,
@ermaitung.

Die grmorbuna bes Spielers Ros
fentbal in Nen gort aeugt bon elmer
abarunotiefen gertommenbeit Der poli<
seiliten 3uitGnoe baielbft uno ebsnio
BON elmer ho9graoissn nnfdbigteit BE-.
Beb0rben, aan3 fpe5ien Der Spisen Der
geborben. aus ben DorgGngsn 1T er-
iihtIih, bab in Qetp gOrt oos prr;1s
iioneue Gpielertbum uHgeitort iein
rerbreGeriidss 4aHbpert sstriebem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

seIebgebenben GorperIhaftsu Manner
npn srleutteter Weisbeit unb erprcbter
@brlihteit iinb, mas allen Sbotiatsn
pioeripriht uno 5u benz 9eriansen 9es
fiibrt bat, bieie Reformsn einSufubren.
Wenn bas seiheben lit, peroen Die
g,oben aorporationen ni6t oas Doll
IN Ibonunssloieiter Weiie ausbeuten
tonnsn uno piro oas Bolt eineu pirts
Iameu S6uB gessn &orruptipn uno
Sieb'ta6l erlaneen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

Quf oer &OnferenS Der 3et.
tunogItreiber in Waoiion, Wisconiin,
nurbe oeiagt, nab Der gon Der ameris
foniIheu YreTe oem 8ultur5uitdno oer
amerituniiheH 9eieQIhaft sntfprtht.
9ieie 2tnitht fino mir gu be'treiten
gensiqt. Die preiTe in ibrer 9eiammts
Felt 'tebt gstitig uuf einem beoeuteno
nieorioeren Ripe1u, als bic 9e'els
fhuft, fir pel6e tie i6reibt. ghats
iG6li6 nimmt BON uaen ripilifirten
QGnoern bic Qmeritdntife preTe BEN
uie6riaiten Stano Elm. Sr teiner ames
ritaniIfen ,3eitung finoet man gets
trGae BON ben aprnptGen Der WiHens
fhoft UNI in ben Reiben Der Wtttarbs!s
ter 1T tein ramhafter Shriftiteller en-
autreffen. 2IatId1 BON Der gstp0hnlih
iten Sprte biloet tfren buuptIG6lih'ten
cSnbalt. 6ier3u iii leBterer 3eit noG
cine beoeutenoe 8erfhle6terunq in Der
meiIe eingetreten. oaB grebDrgane get
piIIen SntsreFen, fpel6e ale WaBre.
aeln sur 9FDrberung Der 8pltsDobl'
fubrt betdmpfen, bienItbar Qemaht
rerben. 2tQein es tpdre perfe6!t, Dc,
grefTe bic aQsiniqe S6ulo 3u3ui6rei
Ben. Die 6auptihulo trdgt bus BUS
Iitum felbIt. 0ieies min Elm bidigsi
glatt unb Elm iolhes tdnn nismal:
Elm gutes gIatt iein, oenn CUTE Shrift
iteler molten entipreheHb be8ahlt isin
eyn 0eutIdlano uno in 5runtreih I'M
tie 3eitungen beoeuteno tbeurer. bes
nenen finp lie aud bepsutenp beffer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

Senator Burton bat cine
Rsee gsgen JnitiattDe uno Referenz
bum, Die ni6t er, ionosrn Elm auoersr
pnb Spdr duberbulb oes aonsreHss
qebalten, bem Senat unterbreitet uno
oieier bat lie auf gurtons 4ntrug gum
Druid beorbern laIien. SEPT oerbreitet
Der Senator bieie ReDe unter Dem
syrantaturz zBripiiegium. Wit dnDeren
Worten, pos G'elb bss 9oltes Der Der.
Staaten miro Du3u oerponDt, um DR.
qumeRte gegen Die Glnfubruns bon
SnitiatiDe unb Rsferenoum 81 brudsn
uno 3irtuiiren. 3as erIheint uns als
Elm grober WiBbrauh Der Senotorsz
uno neutrality-suspicious. uno 8etgt,
pis Senotor Burton iid in ben 8ienit
bes Grpbtapitals itsQt, bus oieie Rs-
fern bstGmpft. Das ben Snbolt Dee
Documents bstrifft, piro er am rid.
tiqiten als elm 2lopofatsn@ Ylaioopsl
tsaeihnet, bas ben reformatoriI6sr
Wertb unb bic Rotbpenoigteit Dor
Snitiatioe uno Heferenbum gar MIDI
beahtst, Ionosru bios bieunbsquemlth'
ieitsn, Die ii4 oaraus erseben tonnter
rnt bic 6o6ft gsriHgfisiger Dirt fino
teleuhtst. 0as 8olt. beibt ss, Dero'
nit 'SnitiatiDsantrdgen iiberf6nemmt
rperosn uHp niht piifsu. fpofiir es
.ftimme, neil ss ni6t i'm Stanbe isi
olle autrdge auf ibrsn Dertb gu pri'
fen. 9ieie Gorge fOa man rubis oeE
Bpli iiberlufen, 3umat bi. grfubruns
aeseiet bat, bab in ben Stauten, tpt
Anitiatipe unb REFERENDUM beftebt
bislana nod nidt Elm unDerniinftisel
aniraa pafIirt iporoen lit. Dds Or
qument in bem pomphlsi geht pom osl
Gnnakme aus. bab bic Witglieoer be,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
Ysitnupd,, ben 81. SnIi 1912.

gBer pafiir 1T, offentlihe prtz
tilegien gu perIhlsu0ern uno ods 81
sentbum oe8 9Oltes gu iteblen, Der 1T
Elm 8eguer pon Snitiutipe unp Refsz
renoum.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
Die pom Senat dnesupm:

Die pom Senat dnssuomz
meme Bill our GrmGBigung Der 3uderz
a0Q. iit pom 9auie, pelt:s p0aige 2tba
fauffung Der 3uter50ue foroert, ni9t
eenehmigt, aber an Elm aonferen5
aommittee 3uriidperlpieien tporoen. Sn
biefem Sale banbeln Die Demotraten
ntdt rihtis. Sbr 9erlanesu nat DOL
Tiger Qbihaffuns Der 30lIe lit unbdlts
bar, neil Die Hegierung bic Gintiinftc
hrau6t. Sic banoeln audi oamit 5es
cen ibr eigenes ParteiprinSip. oas
3Dls, tpeIhe Der Regierung GtntiinIte
brinssn, befiirportet. Die pon Den
RepubIitansrn i'm Senat entporfens
9ia I6IGgt ben rthtigen Weg Elm, in
bem lie Der 3uter= Snouitrie e;nen &C.
niigenben 3oq IGbt uno ben ben Ros
nppplismus fOroernoen GuthsStdn=
barb, IOpis ben Oifferen5idI5Dl
itreift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
Sos 5aus bat Ii6 qetpsigsrt

9os 5aus bat ii6 9erpetgsrt,
has 5enatss Qmenoement gu Der Gin
tommeniteuerz9iu an5unebmen, paS
Die no6 perblstbsnben Baragraphen
Der caRubii6er Re5ipro5itdt oufhebt.
Das gmenbement mar leotglih In
SntereFe pes Yapiertruits, Der oie
freie Ginfubr BON Srutpapter aus
Ganaoa betdmpft, Sm uebri9en ioutt
be eun3e Bill perporien tperoen. Di;
Gintpmmeniteusr, pelhe lie perfuat
II. pffentunbiq untpnititutioneu. Gtn'
Giutommeniteuer i'm tpcbren Sinn &c:
Mprtes lGbt iih nur erReben, nahber
has entiprshenbe 8srfafungs zImen
bemsnt genebmigt tporoen 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

borsensn glsiter suriid. Darin if istt
cine Defferuag singstreten. db<r '1
CLAUDE, ben HaaHtbobern In aonitun.
iinopsl irdren bic .Romiiusfdia oc9
Iieber nIs bic rspoItirenben Dffi5kts
unb 5oIboien. bic irsebtr einmu! far
ben iibIen Ruf Monuitirs geioret.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
q i Slid.

.Serr, gle iisen ouf meiHen Sut."
Ia fOnnen Gle BON Slid -
gen; id1 bin erft seitern bon Wnrien,
bao ailriidgefehrt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

bsI.en bsitelIt Iein. Ghon bic Mns
fammlune 10 pisitr aoRiuIaie, bsr.n
gertreter iif notiirlih als tpihtige
Decentralization fiiblsn uno iitis Nus
gud mad irsenhtiner8e 8etbdtisung ihrsr
In ibren 4ugsn unstmsiu bebeuifamsn
Usiifion boIten. birSt forigeiee!tn
3iinbItoff In iid. Gs fsblt baher auh
nie an Reibsrtien 5ipifhen ibnen uHo
ben iiirfilhtn 9sb0rbtn; iuhen uno
finben bod bic Nngeboriseu Der psrs
ihisoenen Nationen in ibren aonfus
laten Shub. unb fperben oft bic uHipes
lentiihftsn Dinse su ernitliden Yeses
benbeiten onfsfboufft nit Der ges
pobnien Drobuna unpersiigiih In
aonitoniincpeI DeIhperos su fiibrtn.
6isrsu sommt nod bic iiarle unn
iiets unrubiee ulboneIiffx BepDIies
runA, bic iih ipsnis um Rehi unb De-
iss fiimmtrt uno germ Der tiirihhfn
poliaei elm Ghnippf<n ibldei. Hei
3uIammenjiDbkn tuirb leiht 9lui Ders
oolien. Dolh unb Renolper iiben Ioi.
i'm Oiiriel Der s1lbonejen. Elm Tlsn'
fhenI.ben gilt bier iptnig, uHD pebe
ipsr bic Ruhe auf feline 5trien &c.
Ienst BAT. q tam einfs fGne!Itn enhea
aelpib iein. 2anse 3eit hinourh bitl.
ten ouh bic bulgnriIhen ~aomiiatihi'
bic BeAorben unb bds WilitGr in iitte,
Heipeoung; aus ibrsn iidertnGGa
tpinieln IN ban Bergen bratkn iie btrr
nor, bronbfnctifn bic Deirohner M.
| Ser DDrfer, boletsn iin NIT tiirtij6tr
| potrouiden befam unb itbrten bonr
| nssiF Mi eatsr Hsuse n ibrs ipoklpsr.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
Whsr. starIina, Hrina Ruin.

In "Quiet Days In Spain," the au-
thor, c. b. Luffman, describes the raw
ages Of the stariings IN hacienda de
voted to raising muscatel raisins near
Malaga:
dogs and goats are very fond of
grapes and are only kept or them by
rural. guards, but the greatest enemy
Of all is the starting. This bird flies
over from Africa in such millions as
literally to darken the earth. When
ever they camp for the night they
leave a desert. Every particle Of fruit
leaf, tender shoot and piece of soft
bark vanisLes. As the saying Is.
Many crops spell various fortunes: one
crop of starlings spells ruin The
blowing of a southern wind and the
sound Of wings in the air produces
panic, mems faces blanch with terror.
In despair, bells are rung, guns fired,
torches lighted, and donkeys, mules
and horses are galloped up and down
and round about to scare los bichos'-
the beasts-as they are termed"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
TENNESSEE WANTS TAFT


Nashville, Tenn, March 22.-The
committee which is working for the
success OF the Southern Commercial
Congress, which will meet in this city
on April 8, at which President Taft
Is expected to be guest, will discuss
at its conference today the final ar
rangements for the distinguished
speakers to address the conference,
1t is understood that Mr.. Taft is anx-
ious to avail himself of the opportun.
ity to again visit Nashville and ad'
dress the several thousand delegates
from all over the South that will be
here at the time. The congress will
probably be the most important gath.
ering ever held in Nashville and will
bring to this city hundreds of distin
guished personages from all over the
world.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
A Touch of Human Nature.

The doors which open from the side
walk into the lobby Of q big building
are heavy ones and are very hard to
open Yesterday little hunchback
stepped out of an elevator on the first
floor, followed by great big man.
The huncbback reached the doors first
and threw himself against one. Al
though he pushed with all his might,
he couldn't open it. Chagrined, he step
ped back. and the big man stepped mp.
Noticing the look of humiliation on
the face of the little fellow, the big
man said:
"I've got sore wrist. Come on; let's
see if we both can't open it."
The hunchback and the big man both
pushed on the door, and of course II
opened. The two went out smiling.
The big man had no sore wrist at all
Two or three people looking on fell
like cheering for him.-New York Tele-
graph.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
FORCES MAKE CHARGES
Both Headquarters Charge Efforts
Being Madeto coerce Repub-
Iicans Of Texas.
IBy Associated Press.l

Washington, March 22.-Charges
and countercharges that efforts have
been made to coerce the federal office
holders of Texas are being made by
both the Taft and Roosevelt headquar-
ters here. The Roosevelt managers
declare the Taft workers are making
an open and unblushing attempt to
coerce the republicans Of Texas into
the selection of Taft delegates to the
Chicago convention by means of the
patronage club"
In a counter statement the Taft
bureau declares Col. Cecil Lyon, the
republican national committeeman,
has been trying to force the federal
office-holders into line for Roosevelt's
candidacy, and that attempts have
been made to collect funds from office
holders for Roosevelt campaign pur-
poses.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
M..ls In The Good Old DAYS.

In the sixteenth century 1t was
sidered a sign OF effeminacy to-
breakfast. Says Harrison In his
scription of Britain" I" published In ]
"Of old we had breakfastes In the
noone, beverages or munitions after
ner, and thereto reare suppers-
these old repasts, thanked be God
verie well left, and each one, e1
here and there some young hui
stomach that cannot fast till d
time, contenteth himself with d
and supper only. The nobility, 80
and students ordinarily go to dinnl
IL before noon and to supper at 8
merchants dine and sup seldom bi
IL at noon or G at night, especial
London. The husbandmen also di1
high noon and sup at or 8, but d
terms, in our universities. the sch|
dine at 10"-London Chronicle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
TO URGE EIGHT HOUR DAY

London, March 22.-Plans were
started here today under the direction
OF the London Trades Council for the
organization of a great demonstration
OF the organized workers of London
with a view to revival within the
metropolis and throughout the country
of the agitation for legal eight-hour
day or a forty-eight hour week. 1t is
hoped to begin the agitation the first
Sunday in May. The new movement
Is similar to one started twenty-five
years ago, but which failed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
Be NO STRIKE
At FALL RIVER
Ten Per Cent Wage Increase Offered
and Believed It VIII Be
Accepted.
IBy Associated Press ]

Fall River, Mass, March 22.-An ads
vance of 10 per cent in wages, effect
i've March 25, was offered to the rep
resentatives of the operatives unions
by the cotton manufacturers this after
noon. There are assurances that the
proposed increase will be accepted.
It affects 10000 operatives. There will
be no general strike Monday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
CHINESE BASEBALL
PLAYERS comb

Honolulu, March 22.-The Chin
baseball team, which is scheduled
play a number of games with
mines Of American universities,
here today. The first game on Am
can soil will be played against
University of California; then, ira
ing East, the Cinnamon will test q
skill against Johns Hopkins Unit
sity, the Naval Academy and OF
universities. The Chinese players
Gently defeated the champion team
the Pacific fleet.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
ONE OF ALLEN
GANG ARRESTED
IBy Associated press.l

Hillsville, Va, March 22.-Sidna Ed.
wards, nephew of Sidna Allen, who
figured in the courthouse assassina
tion here, was arrested today at Lams-
burg without resistance by posse OF
detectives. Edwards is expected to
arrive here at o'clock this after
noon.
The arrest of Edwards was made
by Detectives Feltz and Phauts, who
have been in the mountains since
Tuesday. Edwards feet were sore and
he had been unable to keep the swift
pace made by the other fugitives.
After an investigation Governor
Mann increased the reward offered for
the capture of Edwards to $1,000, the
same as that offered for the capture
OF Sidna Allen, leader of the gang.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
CATTLE STEALING
BY REV0LUT|0N|sTs
IBy Associated Press.l

Austin, Texas, March 22.-Reports
have been received here that in the
past ten days several big bunches OF
cattle in Presidio and Brewster coun-
ties have been stolen and driven into
Mexico, presumably by revolutionists.
The rangers report the stealing to be
of general nature. 1t is said the
greater portion of these counties are
without sufficient protection.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
More Ped Tape.

New OGcial (at museum turnstile)-
Here. sir. you must leave your um-
brella at the door. Gent-But haven't
got an umbrella. New Official-Then
gooback and get one No one is allow
ed to pass in here unless he leaves his
umbrella at the door. Orders is or
ders.-ExchanGe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
REVISION OF WOOL
SCHEDULE PROPOSED
IBy Associated Press.l

Washington, March 22.-The repub-
lican members of the ways and means
committee today introduced a minor
ity bill revising the woolen schedule
of the tariff law. The bill would re-
duce the duties on wool and manufac-
lures of wool about 40 per cent. Its
equivalent in ad valorem duty would
be about 35 per cent on raw wool,
compared with the 20 per cent in the
Underwood bill reported yesterday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
Rather Emphatic.

In Virginia courthouse negro was
describing how cutting scrape start
ed
"Dis here Johnson Niger started to-
ward me-" said the witness. "and e. be
done SO he stuck his hand down In his
hip pocket. And says to him, Mig
GER I says, 'whutever you has got your
hand on now better be chicken, cause
I suttinly is gwine to make you eat
itr"-Saturday Evening Post.
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a CoinciLs

Il wonder VIZ man should ever
wish TO steal lliss?" she remarked
after they had been gazing in silence
at each other for ? long time.
"It's funny" he replied. while l
have been sitting here that same
thought occurred to me" Chicago Rec
ord Herald
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May Reach One Hundred.
[By Associated Press. ]

Fort Smith, Ark, March 22.-Sixty-
one bodies had been taken from the
McCurtain mine this morning and the
rescuers expect to move more this aft
ernoon. The death list will probably
reach one hundred. Twenty-Five have
been rescued alive.
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Giant Spider Grab.

The giant japanese spider crab Is the
ugliest looking shellfish in the world.
Its body measures about one foot
across, and the claws have spread"
now and then of over twelve feet
These spider crabs inhabit the Japan
sea and often live 1000 feet below the
surface Of the waves.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
One Less to Feed.

A lady said of Mrs. Calhoun Clay:
'How can a washerwoman like her
afford to dress so weIlf She didn't
use to-"
mo, know she didn't use to-" an
other lady explained. "but, you see.
her husband has left her."-Exchange.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
DIGGING FOR DEAD MINERS
Men In All Walks Of Life Assisting,
as Laborers Are insufficient.
IBy Associated Press.J

McCurtain, Okla, March ga
small army of men this morning be-
gan work digging for dead miners
Men in all walks Of life are helping,
as there are not enough laborers to
meet the demand. The disaster left
sixty-fiye widows and two hundred and
fifty fatherless children.
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Rain Saved East Texas.
rRv A s<octated Press

Jacksonville, Texas, March pa
slow rain in this section yesterday
and last night saved the East Texas
fruit industry a million and half dol
lars, according to fruit growers who
are here attending the East Texas
Association. Freezing temperatures
die not reach this far south and east
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
Same a. Ever.

Miss Gaddie-Enemies, are you?
Why, thought she loved you not long
ago. Miss Bright-So she did, and she
loves me not now.-Catholic Standard
and Times.
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Ice and sIeet at Waxahachie.
TBy Associated Press.J

Waxahachie, Texas, March 22.-sce
and sleet have cut off all telephone
communication to the south. Many
poles were found across the track be-
tween here and HiIlsboro today.
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Lost Control.

Reed-Did you hear about my neigh
Dor losing control of his automobile?
Greene-No. didn't.
"Well he did. The sheriffs got 1t
now."-Yonkers Statesman.
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New Fs,hion In Horse Shoes.

Hubby must take him to the black
smith. He needs new shoes. Wife
Can't you have the old ones soled and
heeledf The upners look perfectly
good.-Harpers Weekly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
Rain Benefited Crops.
tBy Associated Press.l

Columbus, Texas, March 22.-The
rain accompanying the norther of yes
terday greatly benefited the young
crops in this section.
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A Soft Answer,

CoIlector-Sir. this is the two hun
fred and fftieth time called on you
The Man-That's n good score. What's
he game?-Chicago News
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Fruit Crop Safe.
TBy Associated Press. /

Marshall, Texas, March 22.-The
fruit in this section is reported safe
this morning despite the cold weather.
IIt did not freeze here.
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ANOTHER BIC
BANK ROBBERY
IBy Associated Press.l

Cleveland, Ohio, March 22.-The
Bank of Borea, Ohio, twelve miles
west of this place, was robbed last
night of $4,000.