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Wl annuHo brou. 9as ihpisrtse
problsm .3eist bas SseIenIsben I'm
itrfhitbe 3iptihsn Ndnn unb grau2"
bebanosii profeTor 5beobalo y3isoler
in elmer abbanoluns Der rDeutitsn
Hepue" auf Grunb zines rei6en Uld.
tsrials. Gr fpriht sundhit BON zen
phpiiologifden unterihieben, mad De-
nsn bas Oebirn Der Grau eurhf6nit.s
LID nm 150 Gnamm Ieif)ier lift ais
ous bss WlunHes. bic Stirnlappen
beim Wsonn AT, beim Weib 431 laus
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rDiben Yluit6rper6en Bel Der 7grau
ipeniaer 3obireicb "a. 800, COO ala beim
Mann $500, COO Tinb. An bos aibi
ober gar ieinen 4uffhIub fur Das
SslenItben. Wihtiser iinb jhcn bic
linteriuhunsen iiber bic Sinnes.
empfinbunsen. Jn Der Seniibilitdi
fur geriihrung unb Druid lit bic Jrln
bsm Wldnns iibtrIsesn; bafiir iii Ger
geruhsfinn bim Mdnne ii1rier ents
spifeIi; oie llnterihiens bsim ge.
idmad finb psrfhminbenb iIsin: Mdbs
den fino mebr fir iiib, anabsn mehr
fir bitter empfinolih. 5n Der DsbDrs.
ff6rfe III Der Wann Der syrau iiberiss
gen. HIinbbtit III beim Wnnnt tdui:<
ger nls bel Der fyrou, eostgen In bic
3abI Der tur;fidtisen Grauen GROCER.
fyarbenbIinbbeit trifft man bsim
Mann piti bdufieer. bneseen in er Der
s5rnu on llmfang uno Gndrfe Der
s51rbtRempfinoung pornus. gaur pes
mig. WsnfHen. einer unisr sfpsis bis
brsiiaufsnb, f5Hnsn Iiebsn su.bsn I'm
Sptiirum untsrif)eibtn, unb sipar faTt
curhpees WGnner. HAS Die Refultais
Der umfdngreihen Gnquefen onbstrifFl.
bic Der Grpninser prcftifor 0epmnns
ilber bic llnierfmiebe TIM 0bdrnfisr
BON Damn unb irou onseitelt bal.
10 ldbt fih ala UeinmmtrsiuIt1t nur
feffsllen, bob bic sJrdu auf piel
f6Ddd,trt Rtiae emotionelI rtasirt
ais Der Wann. auf slsihe Ntl5r
pitI itdrier tmotioneu. fie In bic!
mebr GsfiibIsmenfm oIs Der Maun.
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s. 20. Grend serquetihte fid
geiteru nabe Sbumote's Gerrn In
gellepue ben linten 5uB fhmerabaft,
inbsm ibm cine Gonbel uuf bas @Iieb
fiel. Or. Gpiselterser Ieiitete ibm bic
nDtbise SiIfe.
s. B. 3immerr. Wsitslieb bes
Dapton ShuIrathss, Der Iif5 ifmsrss
bafte 0erIebungeu BET pem Wesffafs
fen zines Gelbihrantss susos. befinhet
iih auf benz Wese Der geHeruns.
5rau Marp u. Sispsr, Dittfpe
BON Griebrih Steosr, fiarb eeftern in
tbrer Wchnuug, Ro .72s Jiinfte 9lD.,
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tons einen Musflua nuh benz Gasoor
part. 9lIles lit fret, unb unsefdbr Die
Elm .WulIsn picnic" In gincins
natl. 3udernadren uftp. tperben ben
R!nbsrn perabreidt. Sir bic Si6ers
belt Der 9Ieinen bat bas9trrangementss
Rpmmittee auf oas Bette seforst.
- Der Dsutfde pionier @ereiR
bieIt ssitern 4beno feline monatlide
9erIammlung ab. Su 4btpeisnbeit
bes grdiioenten uno Disqualification
funsirte Serr 8. 8. Rtebemann aIs
0oriiser uno SetretGr 8. $. Nlters
prptotollirte. Sur aufuabms uIs
WtitgIieoer puroen porseihlassn:
Spbn Darentamp, seboren am 90.
Ropember 1851. tpobnbaft go. AZ
8rano IOenue; pprssI9Iagen bon
SoIepb WeIb uRo $. 8. glIbers. Sos
fepb aiidIe, am 16. Sanuar 1874 in
Wurttemberg geboren, felt 1S. Utdra
1896 in ben Der. Stdaten, ipobn6oft
on Der 2erington pite; porgeI6Iu9en
bon Soiepb Welp unb ). 8. S6oQ>
mDlIer. 8arl Sobann Slontrup, gez
boren am II. DECEMBER 1865 in Gop.
tngton, ipobnbaft gegsnpdrtig on Der
8. unb Rufeu Npenus; porgefhIaqen
bon Sol. 6ermes unb 8. $. Qlbers.
Die 5erren Srans Ssrmann Munter
uno Spiepb M. 2anopebr ipurben ats
Wttt9lieoer aufgenommen. Der Sab
resbertht iiber bic ginnabmen uno
aussaben bes @ersins purbe perleien.
DerIelbe 3eigt cine @eiammt Gin
nahme bon $1707.97 unb @usaaben
$586.50, Die WitslieoersdbI betrdgt
168. Der geriht fpurbe on bic Ser
ren Ruoolpb 3enfing SoIepb 5ermes
uno Grnit Shmibt aur griifung iiberz
tpieien. Der Setret1r purbe beuufz
tragt, bic 5erren Glenn. meperratten,
Qnton Rub, gornep WiIen unb So
ieph alumper 5u benahrihtieen, cine
Sebensbei itreibung BON Ssnrp Mfeper
3u oerfdfen. 9lIsoann tpurben Die
neuerpdblten 9santen our6 ben
Nttb. So'epb Sermes in ibre reIp.
Wemter etnoefiihrt unb htplt nHrEofha
an oteielben cine bebersidenstpertbe
InIpra6e. Gs tpuroe be1uluurn, e.ue
6amilienfeTtIihteit su perdnItQItsn
uno puroe Der 9erpaItunesratb Qutos
rtfirt, in Der rdaften Sibura ubet
Srt unb 3eit 3u bericbten. Der 8orz
tiger beri6tete, oaB bas mitglieb Dm.
5oItmunn geitorben lit unb purbcn
bic 6erren Ssnrp GIinbmepsr, SoI.
aIumps, 8. 6eioeder unb aua. 6uerz
lamp an Elm &ommittee erndnnt, nm
Die Sebensbeihreibung su snttperfen.
- Der 9irettprenratb oes Gopinos
i'm SnbuitrioI aIubs belt gsItern
Qbsnb cine Grtra Sisung ub uuo
purbsn 116 neue WtitgIisbsr uufgsz
nommen. 8orbereitunaen fpuroen aes
troffsu, Jim cine 8eriammIune T6mmts
Iiher WttgIteber ab3uboIten. um aus
Suftnoen, fpeIde SteLIunq Der alu6
IN ge5ug ouf 8ernuItung bur6 aoms
miFionen einnimmt.
- Sonalo porter, Der z Sabre aIte
Sobn bes g. g. portsr. BON go. 9
Sit 4. Strube, ftel i'm Shulbof Der
l. DtTtrittfhule unb brd6 ben Iintsn
arm, Or. See Strouie lsiItsts ihm bic
n0thige SiIfe.
- 0os Gsueroepartement purbe
qeitern abenb mad Der Dobnuun bon
Sobdnr gDeigIeiu, SO. 100 SO. s.
Strabe, gerufen, pOfsIbIt in Jolge siz
neg ihabbaften Gomins Elm grano
entitonoen mar, Der einen S5obeu BON
$50 peruria6te.
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5lasseHtag Der Glfs.

Die Cincinnati acee Der Glts bci
fir beuts Qbenb dnIdbiin bes Jlaas
gentages cine blbffe 5eisr arrangirt,
bic i'm Gliss9smpeI itaitfinbet unb su
tDelher bds allgemeine publitum einS
geloben 1T. Der Gintritt III frsi. Sctn
6. Mebers Srhsiter LII fir bic Geles
stnbeii ensasiri fp0rbsn unh sabers
bsm selangen biibfde eisberporirGae
5nr Durhfiibrung. Der betnnnie 1T
ncriit 9err JDitpb G6ente unb ons
Doppelquar!eti Der Cts, foDk bie6ers
ren SEQ Sarmon, I'm. y. Eed, 5rani
Gotps uno anton 9. Dunlap fiibren
oos 9ieotrprosrnmm aus. 1rI. 6oseI
pfeiffer, Grl. BABEL OuHtber, foipie
Ri4ier Jobn y. Gdlbpta teten nit
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Der GhfpeiSer Wdnnerhor Siebt am
Gonnias binaus mad Resenibols pari
In GoDinston, ppitlbis bas pienic bes
Wtreins abesbalten rpirb. Die 0orbs
reiiungen finb aufs Bette ssiroffsn unb
fpie bas Bet ben 5htpei3srn iiblih III,
pirb bic gnn3e aoIonis 5ufammsniom.
men, um bos sysft Der G1nssr perftos
nern su belfen. Gin biibfdts Nsrenii.
sungs prosramm III aufstfisIIt. mel.
DIES alien 9beilnebmern stbissene llns
ierboliuHs perfprih, 10 bab Qnnges
ipeils nihi nufiommtn tam.
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Re5ltatiOntn duf benz progranm.
GrdIttb Nuler psrnarb 2epp. Or. Z.
D. 0criter unp Mm. Geosbegan finb
bic Nebner. Dds apmmittse, tpeIhes
BITE beutiss Jeisr arrangiri bat, beitebt
aus ben nerrsn Cigar %. Donbarn,
q. 80. Ghaof uno g. q. Bennett. als
llibers perben DIE 6erren Or. Iouis
Geib, 5arrp 5ops, eugene Wsi1 unb
Milton gan3 fungirsn.
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Die gierte Juli Rornepal AHoeids
tion, bic beinnntlih cine pernunftigs
5eier bes sIorrei6tn gierisn nnifrsbt,
bat jtst TIM srften Gtod bss MerconiiIe
Building tin 9auptquartier er0ffnet.
Wsrfhitbens 6trren baben 3ugsfnet,
tudbrtnb bts Hnhmitsngs ouf ben psrs
f4itbenen Spitlpl6ben Anipro1en III
fnlttu. DIE pdrabs nsrb ~ otae
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Grab
q. ". s. VI.

Dus nGtiis Outing Der Witglitbtr
Der 9oinig @onen's Ghriitinn gIfio.
eidtion finbet i'm erteniipn Camp Bel
Soutbaots, ap., itait. Dcrt fpirb BEL
Communicating gsseiisn. Die abs
fabrt bonn Geboubs srfolst um 8 ubr
Rohmitiaas.
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MorIen Steipart, bon 9to. 2i0
1crth CTR, elm greniier, fiel aeiteril
Worsen in ben 5radrbobnbofen Der
YennipIpania gabn, Gde peorI uno
eggIeiton goenue. beim Rangiren un.
ter bic Rd6er eires ,sro6tpaggons
uno Diiroe ioiort getootet.
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gamenperteu bes Stabtper6anbs.

Der Dom,nosrein bonn Stabipsrs
banb hGlt bsuts 4benb in Der Wafbs
ington pldiform cine gsriommIung
ob, 5u Der bic WitgIieber singsldbsn
finb. Di6iise GsidGfte barren Der
Ersoiaun1.
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8 a M ilfon.
- iinier gaent in ,Samilion i'll
Serr Gonarb grnf, 4i9 Snb Siinfi;
Gtrase. Nca Sci. 476 o., Sume
Gbpne 1851 ". 8

Ebone 1851 VI. 8
- Der 3uitano Clemens S6neis
oers, ipelher bon sinem Strobenbahns
fpaeen nieeereerannt uno am aopf ers
ttbli6 bsrlsbt ipuros, Iisst I'm Werep
!6ofpitnI in pretdrsm 3uituno barnies
Der unb man srpartet itiinoli6 ietn
Iblsben.
- Die $100 9iirsiadft Der 5drbis
gen peorI Wiuiams. p,lts einsm dIts
lihen Ulanue, Ramsns De 0ere $11
utnobm, purbe asTtsrn Woresn bon
Wianor Straut fir psrfalsn ertlGrt,
neil bic ansetlusts 5u BEN 9srhor
nitt erifisnen mar. Shr Biires, Der
furbise R.htsonpaIt 5bomas 5ops
arb. mub bic 500 9ursiboft srtrihs
ten.
- WdItsr 9. grpant, Elm giniisbs
Ter, tpelher iingit in Morean 1oipns
ibtp itarb, bintsrIisb angsbIid Elm be-
beutenoss 0ermo9sn uno oi. grbsn
psrIangen cine untsriu6ung. um In
Grfdbrung su brineen, mas aus ben
msbreren tauienb Dollars 9ooreeIb,
oos bon benz GrbIaFsr tur3 Dor ieis
mem lobe aus siuer gant et3oesn
purbs, estporosn iit. Gin Dttsttip
purbe bdmit beauFtraat unb oitIsm lit
es onaeblid esIuuesn, $250O ouf bic
Spur su iommsn. Die lluttriuhuna
piro bon BEN probatrihter Cons
naugbton poreenomm.n.
- Die aFsiforen fanbsn bisI.s
Sobr sci Der Gufnabme bes beipeolis
den Gieentbums nur 21.773 Stfpsis
ne, fpeIde auf S211. 1926 abs.iddBt
tpurben. Qebtts Sabr purhen bel Der
4ufrdtme 2S.705 gu timer GbI61suna
BON $216,584 in Butler gounin pors
ssfunben.
5rau anna Butler Sonss, Die
9attin pon Clarence !. Spnss, Don
RO. 337 Doro Strubs, itdr6 ssitsrn
Ibeub i'm QIter BON "a sSohen. Sic
hintsrl6bt ben Oottts uno sfpei Bril-
Der, lllnHes uno Ben. guiI.p.
-6siratbsf5sine: SAINTS Warman,
48. uno Sorab u. Goot, 80, 9eibs bon
bier; W. WcEiuIsp Sbe.ts, q, uno
Settle aoeI. Repton. 19. gtibs bon
UliboIstOtpn; Daniel SeiI IT,, q, unb
Gillian 5ieisr, 20, gtios bon bier;
5rani Rhine IT,, 80, BON Glspelaub,
uuo pauline Garter. 33, bon bier;
5iono .. gsnneIt, q unb JIorencs
Sblinger. 20. geibe bon bier; qIbert
G. Grufer, %, bon Sinsbpro, Snb.,
unb GIfis gOspsu. %, BON bier; Wm.
Rutrisssl. %, bon Cincinnati, unb
Rpfd eonrdo, 27. bon bier.
- Der 9amsnsipeia Der Soruaoris
2oge Ro. 159 hielt Doresitsrn abenb
siHe gutbeiuhte gtrfummIung at, In
tpslhsr bic gsamien nominirt nnb s
nsus WlitgIisbsr aufeenommsn tpuroen.
- Sobn 6. 6oIbsn BON Warren
Gountn ipuroe seftern bon ben Demos
traten oes 2 unb 4. fsnatorielIen
8iftritts In Der aonpen.ion In 0toraez
lofpH, L., 1ur Snofslendfor ncrlii<
nirt.
Dm. ). porter fiarb porfetts
Ro6i in isiner mohnuns g2c. 234
Siio . Strab. i'm alter BON 84 Sobs
rem an Shpate. CT binierIGbi 1uber
Der 0uttiu 8 ainber, 9 Gntsi uno 8
urenisl. Der Deritorbens mar aeuts
nont Der aompasnie q bss SO. Greis
piGigen Rssiments i'm gnreerlrieg
nnb fDobnts biz Dor 20 Jabren in Dr.
foro.
~ Grau Sorab 9. Gam. grbin beg
Dsritorbensn DuItsr .. 8r9unt, reihs.
ts tine alase i'm RahIabeerift Elm, IN
tpelfer iis 0atban unb Belle Brponi
befduloist, S5404 bes RonlafTes bel
Seite aebraht su boben.
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M6bhen erbieIten ibre DipIome. Dis
Mufit Iiefsrte bas 6ohfnuI Srn<,
iter. Or. .. u. Jridman. praiibsnt
bes S1ulratbs, Dertbeilte bic Dis
pIpme.
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uherf faufen: 3 2Ots, ie 25 Sub Sront !:
$40 per 5ront Ssub ztobt g9afer, Seper,
afe5ments beSdblt. an Der Uiarnlonb Mhe
teei baltimore Ctr 300 SUB Ron ber Rpfes
bale Gar atnie. No58uiraaen ober an nbref.
ltrert: Tbeo @eIttna. eHbe ber RcieooIe Gar
FtHie, Gooineion so.
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0iir bi,i,s glat. tDurbsn s.iiern Dor
ben Cptiisrn q. aIein & Bro,
30. 435 Race Girnb.. fole.nbe 3ems
p,ratur unterfhkb, rssiiirfri:
Dorm. Grab Rahm. Grab
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of call from Courtney about once in three months
and he's always slipped out smirkin humble and CRATE
full, with check gripped tight in his right hand.
And as said, it was always Pddie who'd spot him,
extend the welcome hand and smuggle him in prompt
to within easy touchin' distance of Mr.. Elns Trust
Piddie! Even the nephew of an ex-plute was enough
for him to get timber necked Besides. Courtney
could do the meay mouthed society gable like cotil
lion leader Pidde knew he must be the real thing,
and treated him accordin'.
HERE the other day, though when I. Courtney
IL sides in through the door humble and expectant,
Pidde happens to be laid up at home with bad cold,
and the only to extend the fraternal mitt
And, say, just couldn't do it.
"Ah-er-I beg pardon, says Courtney, but could
l speak with Mr. Pddie?'
"Sure, says "f you want to blow quarter against
Jersey call on the long distance. He's home
"Oh-ah!" observes Courtney, shiftin' from foot
to the other. "Then perhaps you would be kind
present my card to Mr.. Ellins?"
Hanged if he don't flash reg'lar calm card, too,
with at. Courtney N1eish' engraved in old English!
It's pocket worn, and there's few thumbprnts
it; but it's perfectly good card for all that.
@Save it" says l. handin' it back. "You may need it
next time I'll tell him you re here
"Ah, thank you-thank you very much!' murmurs
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was good chance that warship flying that flag might
drop in and make trouble for us, for it whs
pered about that we had landed big expedition in
ment, and the old Scottish shipping agent through
whom | had purchased the bananas was compelled to
pay tine amounting to five dollars tor each member OF
flbuser. l had paid him enough for the fruit that
he could afford to stand this loss He Hart that
while he would be glad to sell him all the bananas he
wanted, he hoped he would send filibusterng
ships down that way
Before leaving New York had urged that the ship
return to that port instead of to Philadelphia, where
Hart had his headquarters l expected we should all
be arrested, and had pointed out that there would be
much less chance of convcting in New York than in
Philadelphia In New York, with its large and niuen
tia Cuban colony there great deal of public senti
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ment in favor of the revolution; while in Philadelphia
they didn't know there was war on in Cuba, and
the Federal Judge there believed that all ilibusters
ought to be hanged. When put in at the Delaware
to proceed to Philadelphia As had desire to get
tangled up in lot of trouble that would be plainly
and might possibly prevent further activity OF
the sort liked, construed these orders to apply only
to the ship Thirty miles below Philadelphia the tug
that had the vessel in tow put ashore New Jersey
and proceeded to my home Newark.
A S had expected the Bermuda's arrival at Pha-
dephia quickly followed by the arrest of Hart
and Ed Murphy the mate, charge of violating the
neutrality laws by conducting armed, organized
petition against SPAIN and the held as wit
nesses. General Eunez and were included in the in
dlctment; but into retirement until word was
brought to that if would submit to arrest our
C9rtrte9 Page "a
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much to say, well, here am! What are you
going do for me." You could almost feel the weight
Of him your shoulders the minute he stepped into
the
Course, there mystery about why AIelish
showed up at the Corrugated gen offices about
every often Old Hickory amt much of hand at
workin up long pension roll; but T. Courtney seems
to have got his down at the head of the list. Any
way. he appeared to miss maxim touch when
he after it.
relic of better days. Melish Six or eight years
ago he'd been of confidential secretary to an uncle
who maxim quite splurge juggln industrials down
II Wall Street, but the panic had put Uncle all to the
bad, and when he went out of business Courtney was
left stranded with fairly complete wardrobe of custom
made clothes, college education and highly cult
waited taste for lobster Newburgh.
For time he drifted from brokers' office to
other wherever friends could jam him in; but he didn't
to fit very well anywhere. At last, though, they
gave him up hopeless and those who didn't drop him
entirely got into the habit of tossn him when
they couldn't dodge him.
You wouldn't suspect Old Hickory d be in that Glass;
but it turns out he And, could figure,
Melsh never had any more claim on him than any
of the rest. They'd met few times in Uncles office
before the grand smash came and that ALL but
since I've been with the Corrugated we've had the pleas
by EodAn rights
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mountains. While cargo being landed five
Spanish warships lying just round the point in
Baracoa Bay, not than five miles away. The next
morning their commanders learned what had happened
and desperate but futile efforts made capture
Garcia At about the same time that made this
landing the Commodore landed expedition
Matanzas, and the Three Friends, under Napoleon
near Santiago The Cuban seemed to be looking
up.
w clear of the ship, and by daylight round
Cape Maysi and way to Puerto Cortes, Hon.
duras, where we took on cargo of bananas. General
Nufez, who in hurry to get back to New York
Orleans on the fast little that carried the report
of the drawing of the old Louisiana lottery which, per-
force had been transferred to Honduras.
We STAYED at Puerto Cortes no longer than
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AMT denyin' it, nor l Amt goin
hoarse tryin' to prove it, either!
= Maybe l am the highest salaried
office boy in the business, and then
again-well, all l got to say is that
when | amt worth what | get l
want 'em to give me the chuck.
And I'd hand that to the whole board
of directors as quic1s as I'd whisper
it to you.
For if anyone thinks this is rest
cure job of mine, sittin' here behind
the brass gate and passin' offhand on
who to let in and who to keep out,
I'd like to see 'em turn the trick.
Anyway, it calls for something you
can't work out by any set of rules, or
learn at business college. And you
can't go by your feelin's, either.
Why, there's some | have to bar
out that I'd like to slide through,
and there's others | have to throw
the switch for prompt and smilin'
when if l had my way they'd get
the sudden shunt.
Take Mellish, now. Someway, it
always oli ~ listNS
tow him inside and pass him on into
Mr.. Films private Office, without so
much as word or nod to me. Not
that | got grouchy just for his goin'
over my head that way. 1t was
something about the oily srnirk this
Mellish had a habit of putin on as
he tiptoed by, as if he was kind of
twittin' me with the fact that it
didn't matter what l thought about
him.
Mellish! Say, l expect there's
more or less nice folks by that name,
though it amt common, and | sup
pose if you knew 'em well the name
wouldn't mean much of anything;
but in this case-well, it was a red
ink description, that's all. One of
these meek, faded, sidlin', hand
rubin nonresisters, 7. Courtney
Alellish was; with sort of hopeless,
helpless sag to his shoulders. and a
weary droop to his eyelids and mouth
corners, and a resigned, patient air,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-14
BLAZE At MYERS
HARDWARE CO.
Timely Discovery Prevents What
Might Have Been Another seri-
Gus Fire Loss In Bryan.

Last night about 11:15 o'clock a
gentleman at the Hotel Bryan noticed
an unusual glare through the small
south side window on the third floor
OF the Myers building. and reported
1t to the hotel managers, who investi.
gated at once. discovering fire In the
tin shop, located on the rear OF the
third floor
The alarm was turned in and the
firemen responded promptly, 1t being
necessary to smash a plate glass door
to effect an entrance. Owing to
prompt action the fire bad gained
small headway and was confined to
wooden workbench, which was de-
stroyed.
1t was unnecessary to lay hose
line. as the water pressure was so
heavy that buckets were filed rapidly
enough to meet the emergency, the
damage entailed by use OF the hose
being avoided. The loss was small,
being chiefly the broken door, which
was insured
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-14
HAS s75,0O0,000
BUT WORKS HARD
Young Vincent Astor, Heir to Late
John Jacob Astor's Millions,
Is a Worker.

New York, Nov. AT am too busy
for love.
IL am too busy for society.
Il am too busy to go to college.
Il have my work to do and | have
no time for anything else"
In this way young Vincent Astor,
who comes into full possession of the
estate of his late father tomorrow,
announces to the world his intention
to work, and work hard.
Tomorrow Mr. Astor will reach his
majority. In his present frame of
mind he is probably the most serious
young man as to his work that ever
came into one of Americas greatest
fortunes. He declares firmly that he
knows precisely what ne wants to do
and that he is going to devote his life
to doing it-this being the manage
ment of the estate left by Col. John
Jacob Astor when he went down with
the Inflated steamship Titanic last
April
Young Astor looks five years older
than he actually is. Since his fathers
death his whole manner has changed
from that of a diffident. uncertain
boy to that of man who has been
about himself and his life,
and been thinking hard. He now snaps
out his words in straightforward fash
ion, indicating plainly that he has
given careful consideration to the
opinions and conclusions that he ex-
presses.
Young Astor has been reported en-
gagged many items to women in all
stages of life from chorus girl to titled
ady. 1t has also been said that he
intends making his home in London
most of the time. He declares all of
he rumors false. Mr.. Astor says that
per cent of the things that
ire printed about him in the news
,apers are untrue.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-14
BANK ROBBERS SECURED
100000 At MERIT
Three Strangers In Automobile Did
the Job and Made Quick
Get Away.
rBy Associated Press. ]

Merritt, Texas, Nov 14.-The First
National Bank here was robbed oi
$4,000 at 2 o'clock this morning. The
bank was fully insured.
Three strangers in an automobile,
noticed first in town about midnight,
did the job. They used three charges
of nitro-glycerine. Cashier J. d.
Leatherwood. hearing the explosions,
rushed to the bank, but was too late.
The auto had just sped away with the
three robbers over the hill toward
Farmersville. About o'clock citizens
of Farnersville were aroused by the
machine which whirled through the
town at high speed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-14
FARMERS BEG TO Be
EXCUSED FROM JURY
Allege They Haye Signed Petitions
Expressing Opinions as to Sneeds
Guilt or Innonce.
IBy Associated Press. ]

Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 14.-All
the morning farmers from remote sec
tions came to the courthouse begging
County Attorney Baskin to excuse
them just because they have filed petit
tions as to Sneed's guilt or limo.
nence. To each Attorney Baskin re-
piled: IF / were to excuse you I
would have to excuse everyone of the
-talesmen. We will put you on the
witness stand anyway and break down
your opinion so that YOU may go into
the jury box unbiased"
The attorneys for the state and de-
fense were up most of last night and
showed haggard, pale faces this morn
ing.
None Of the Sneeds appeared in the
lobby of the Seibold Hotel, where they
are staying, this morning.