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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18

1lribsils auf gain 5ass binausgei6os
p<u, I'm benz Ylonn esItgeHheit 80
g.ten, ssgsn bas lirtbeil 5u appellee
ren. 4ls 9elaitungs3euge irat Der
9eIepbpn 4rbeiter 9aDto GCnnell
ous, ipel6er erildrte, oab frdbyeno er
in einem GinitsissIO9 am SttUart
pIace arbeitete, er pon Der UeGihiHe
pes @rap eriIbt nurot, unS sinsH
gruh Der Rippen, oer ainnlnoe. ios
ipie einen SadOeibru9 0dpongesrGgen
bate. gonnell tefano iid ldngtrt
3eii in asbenssefabr I'm Siiod9tn
soIpital. 3fp<i anbere 4rbeiier, bic
fih sEenfalls in Dem GiRlitiesloh be-
fanoen. enttamsn fpie ourH Elm WuHs
Der 9srleslngsn.
einen b0ien Retniall erlsbts Ionr
Ulil!er, elm aanosm1Hn b<r S6parss
sslbsn Glagss, tueIher lid utgsn un'
gebiibrlifsn gsiraeens 5u Deranttpor'
ten 1dtte. Uliller nor am Wontl1
glt:no in sins Sdlasersi in elmer
@aItt3ir.H6sft peepideli. nno eriielt
NIT sinem 9iaaro Guss eiHsH S6ldr
liter ben aop', tpoeurh er cine be-
otut.nos aopfnuaoe rliti, bic i'm 90
lpitaI rsrbunoen nerotn mubts. Gi
iparoe rabrenb Der 9erbdn0lung feft
IseIteIIt, bag Wsilisr sin sienili1 &C.
nalttbGsiser gurihe iein mub. UNI
tpuros sr gu 80 5aeeu 4rbeiisbdui
lpsrD3nnert.
| Die Reger Granpilie Glenn uni
| glarEss gDiliiams pur0en unter oe
| 9eFhuloiaurg bss llsb>rfaIlss uni
Raubes, besanOsH an sinsm aHDsrel
Reser ben GroBseIdporensn iibsrtrie
fen uno bic glrsIfaft In jtozm 1aI
ile auf $1,000 feitesIeBt. Der lleber
ioilens gGb 3n. DaB r 5ur 3sit Be
| llebsrfallts bsiruHf,n mar. uHo teir
.anIhulbicuns gegeu isint RnHsgeHui
len srbsben pill Ri6ttr yri6e tonni
isnod isiiem DuHibe niht nu9tonl
men. oa DE 3sustnansiasen 81 beln
iisnb sssen bic 9eiduibisttn iudren.
4 Inter Der gleiGen Hsl6nloisun
puros SneOb Warasr, neld,<r angel
lid g<ora Jifbsr sins Gtlob0rie m
S11 esraubt baben foll. ben 6robes
EitDorensn iibsripisisn. Die 0ernsi
mung ssftaliste Iib fur Dorner siir
! itia ba ober nas DorltbtH uno b
9oriir1fen bss gsihuloigisn in y,
! iati gs3oeer rrsroen mubtsn. erfols
Die lisberireiiuns an bic GrObssfhrI
rtnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
(4eburten.

G6as. unb Worj Sob.t. 6524 8.s'
mpno Str, Wdo6en.
gBlIium une Sufanne 9alsp, 20J
groaopan, Wdpd n.
Games unn aatberine qenneon, 507
8. Ctr, Deittpooo. anabe.
Charles unb 5lorence Saas. 2224
9ine Str, anabe.
Casper uno Gillian Mil y, 357d
2ilac ape., y. s., Wdcd:n.
Uiuidm unp Qnnie 2aughlin. 1885,
glantDn Str, Snabe.
4uauit uno 6ulou 3uder. 52l Gar
mel Str, anabe.
sfranf unn anna Slider. 503s
Wesln 4pe., %, s., Wdohen.
Sobn uno Gtbel Ball, l718 guy
Str. Wtdohen
@uitap uno 5sIsn Getis, 76o getti
Ctr. Mdodaen.
elillidm une Rormd Ruaer, It's
Seiter Str. aHabe-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
Saie.San.

Die Rudtebr bss 5iuptIings 5inz
tsr, nah fiiuftdgtger Verbannung aus
oem Spiel, in Den attipen 9ampf butte
leiotr qeitsrR niht ben erparts en- Gr
irla. Statt curd Iein geipiel 81 B Il
bsitCu QeiItllnssn anseipornt Su psrs
oen, ertpieisn bic .Reos" iih Ihpa9
cuf alien guntten uno Il Ben lih Don
tm md6tiaeH, ,Rieisn" idmmerlih per
tauen. qadarD uno GIart fun9ir=
Ten ais unIere guttsris gegen Z s.eau
uno Nsspsrs fir Rem gort. QdtarO,
Der gsringe aoHtroae iibtr len n Bad
bate. lpuree i'm 8. 9angs our6 Zines
cbqel0it, bod tam bic ollie su ipdt.
9urch ibre 8 3reffer Flerten bic Rtes
zen in oisIem 0angs 4 2oue uno cen
Siea. An oem A. Ganse Duros Dimes
6urh Zen Hetrutsu 5arttr erfsst, Der
rie Rem Porter Bis gum Cab. bss
5piels in S6ah hte.t. Or u n
gDorter SfAeuoersr 5esr.au nu.os
p5enfaIls i'm A. 8an.e purh s omm
eyIest. llnIsre Sungsns madien 4
1reffcr unb / Seller seseu IA beafp
z. 9eiher mar unIer 5e.e am y 1
nit 3 9reifsrn. ben plertsn 5reTfeI
matjte Gidrf. Die anoereH Reunei
Ger Rsos (1inter einte3riflen) eriDiei
ZEN iih pollitannis mahtIos am Bat
Qatorn unD Sartsr ianoten je einsr
auftiidler sur gont. lesseau 3 UNI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
ST. AfOpflus 2sai(tnperein.
am %. Smni mirb oas sommerisii
ami Sem AniiaItssriinoen gefeiert.

Der ct. glopIius DaiisnDersin,
iDeI1sr bic 5iirfOrss ittr bns srpbs
Wnifsnbaus unfsrer osutfh sdtbclis
fhsn Mit5iirssr hdt, iisbs i'm 3si6sn
Dss Gcmmerfsites. 3aT,lbe niro am
Gonnias. 22. Suni. beganssis uno
DisIe fIeibise 5dnos rii6rsn fihs nm
Dem SstTt BEN Grfolg 81 fid)srH. 1s
fon Elm 1os ireroen Der ReanicH Der
Wiiglisn<r uno Der Jrsunot css wsrs
Gins: he ale, bic 6slfsr iein molten
an btm gtmetnniibigeH Msri, ioIlsn an
DisIem 5age Delsg<nbeit srbalttn. Die
prattiffe Seiie beiislbxu fsnnsn sll
lsrntn, unD iis HehHen Dann biz lie.
terJtusung nit. 0aB i<csr Sent Der
rerlDenpst pirD. tauftnnfdltist Jriihs
ie iragt. Gas GpmmsrieIi oes Ct.
gllopiius Waiienpsreins siebt ben
syrsunfxn Der isgensrfihtn Anitnlt BOZ
ALIEN Gslseenhsit, Elm utbriges fiir biz
CUTE Gnfk su tbun. unb nas miro aud
beuer Der Gan isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18

rim bon alfreo 8Olf, PerIonaiien
$500.
u. :. GifRr 1T Ga4laBDsrrpalter
bon RarD 6. aifber, GrunOeisens
tbum $4,000.
Der perfonlihe Ra4lab bes 5enrD
5opsrtump betrdgt $500.
groseb sesen 9eo. .. eor.
gtdatsdnpult posue iiinDiJte az
bdB bic 8prdrbetten fir cen 9)ro5sB
oeoen Geo. 9. Cor, Der nit dnbercn
friiberen 9edmtsn Der Cincinnati
3ruft Gompanp ansetldgt ftsbt. Die
8ont ourh Gepdbrung uoermaBi5
bober 9drIeben an bic 5oro e SoIr@
ion 60. gsIddDigt 3u baber, 10 ipett
geoie6en isIsn, bab bic 8erbdnoIunJ
beute gurmittag beginnen lam. Sc
Der Der aht Qngetldgten bat einen Se@
paratpro5eb perlangt unb berjenigs gez
loen 6errn Gpr nuroe als eriter our
8erhdnoluu9 an9sisst.
Ribas foil ausseIiefert
neroen.
| Wdrinus aibas, Der Dor einigen
Iaoen in bret osri6iebenen 5dllen Der
| llnteri6lugung gum Ra6theil Der @oz
ipdr6s misunderstanding go. an9etldgt
iporoen 1T, fih iebo6 Der Ber6aftuna
ourd bic JIuht mad Subameritd entz
3oqen bat, miro obne 3peifel 5uriidges
brQd)t lperoen. Staatsanpolt po9ul
bat iiA oieierbolb an 9ouperneur Coz
esrpanbt unb ssItern iino Die nothiger
0otuments einsstroffsn auf 9runi
, berer cine 4uslieFerung perlangt ner:
Den tam. Der leBte 5aa, IN tpeI6eu
5amifton gountp Die ausIteterunt
zines angstlagtsu, Der iid mad ben
, Nuslano fliihtete, periangt bat, ipd1
Der qsgsn Wdrgusrits 9aplor, Die ibr
y2i6ts .gdbp 2aplOr" nad 5sallsr
sntfiibri bate.
8sri i6iebsnes.
1 Sermdn 3rses, 1041 biz 43 We'
}. 6. Strabe, Geo. 6ogenboru, 2131 Utc
J. Qean qre., uup gbriItop1 gbaro. 248
gditsrn Qpe., oereH Dirtbi6afte
D pdbrsnb Der 9odflutb nitt bstrisbs
+ peroen tonnteu, babeu geitern GeIu
!. de um Dom Steuer Ratotte cir
sersiht.
J.. Su SGfsn oes 3situngsjungen Bs
r auor, Der untsr Der aHtldgs tan
II sinsn auosrn SungeH, Ramens U
]. Yonrp gsitohsu gu haben. tonnten D
II arimindlgsihporenen gsiteru tetne &
niguns sr3isIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
Wsunop bat ani6einenb
Selbftmprc besangen.
SiesbesilglidDe Sriefc on ben GuroRcr
uHo an ieinen Batter murocn in
ieiacm SanofOifer aefunOem.

5oIten Ole 9rieie, Die in osm
Sanotoiier oes anpoltes 8eorge
Wunbp, peIder an Samitag ieiuer
5attm Geoua DdnOp in ibrcr g9oh.
nuna, II Cit 8. Str, SdmBlplul0en
beibradte, melheu lie aul Wontag I'M
itQotiihen S5oipital erlag aui &abr.
beit bcruhen, bann metlt giuuop ebea-
falls ntd)t mcbr uutcr ben Sebeno1a
lmo bat lcinem Sebcu, mie or bereIts
frilbcr erflart bat, nab Dem aHsrlff
aui ieine Battin, gepaltlam Elm Gnoe
bcreltet.
Ietcftlpe ianoeu geltern in etnem
Sanotofier oes Utlutop, rpeId)er lit
IN Dem Bureau Der 9InIpaltsiirnla
9ef. Sbafier uno Gef befuno nepcn
lablrcihen llube3ablten 9et)nnllJen
3lpei 9riefc, Don oenen Der cine an
Den Coroner gertttet mar, uno foi.
genoen ESnhaIt bat: oGoroner Ser.
unituIten Sic neinen aorper nld)t
ourh 9Iuioplic. Gas un0 GhIoroform
baben tire ShuIoigfeit getbaH."
Gas 5pcite Strelben, IN ieiaea
Iater, luutet o&tebcr 8ater >Su
2onqpiclp 5pci bis fiiuf Sabre e;tt.
lpeOer ucrrildt ooer tpot. Sb, tanglt
| III lie un0 S5arolo nid)t itnau3iell I'm.
tcrItiisen? @iuen tlcincu .3uidaiB
idbriidl,
Tic 9rieic maren oattrt o4pr
uuo trugcn MIR oic 9luilhrtit .@ y.
Run0p" uno .Gorouer 9tad olclen
9rieieu 3u urtbeiIen bate Ntlitop le-
eenfaas iton oie Abiialt gebabt elhe
(5uttin I'M 9lpriI lmqubrIagelt ooer
! lih oas Gebcn 81 nehueiI.
lie perIturbcHe 6rau Qllulop .nLr
oeutihcr AbltamymHg. tbr @ater See
Amaun Ano ibre Rltter itno leai.
/ ic, un0 mar Scoua IN Cincinnati ae.
boreu. Iic 8cidlutiter IN gtelp 9ort
linb tclcgrapbild) pou DEM abIaDen
iArer Sdnpciter in acHgtHIB geiest
Imor0en uno mcroen 81 Den gelieg.
lungs. DISQUALIFICATION bier ctnIref'en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
Mrbeiters Sdngerieft.
GasicIbe finoet bieic @Od)e in nuierrr
Staot Itatt.

Iic Gorbercitungen fur oas gam
qerieit oes 9lrbcitcrs San8erbAnoes
Ser neitlihen Staaten iino 10 gut nle
rolleuoet uno pcnn Die Sangerid)aa'
rem am 20. ,Siuri etntrcffen, tonncn
lie zines ber5liten Gmpranges ner1i'
dert iein. Ias GtuquartIerungs.
aonlmittce bat iiir ruu0 1000 Sda-
GER luo SQngerinnen Guartler be.
leat. Ter Wannerdor miro 100 md
Der 6rauenhor $50 Sttnmcn TART
iein. GingeIeitet miro has 5elt ourt1
elm Gmptanqs-aou3ert neblt &om'
mers am ,Sreitag 2beno, 20. Surl,
in Der Central Surubaae. Bet oleleF
BeIegenbeit miro Serr GrnIt sSeler
oie iSelireoe balteH. 9lm 1olgenoen
.lag. Samitaa, u. Sunt, 9Ibenos. m
ret in Der YtuiltbaIIe oas grobe 9hH'
nesfun3ert unter SeitlmJ oes Ee't'
hirtaenteu 3crrn 2ouiS Gbrgott ltd:I
.ltno 5onntag lit 0olfsfeIt IN aeiaj
ratbs &orf uuo 3lpar miro Serr so
ieph 1SoeIbuuer BON Glepelnno on
,ScItre0e balten. 6eruer miro berId
tet, DaB Die 5idets gan5 oor3llglli
a6aebcu. Reieruirte Stee mir oa:
aon3ert t0nneH in Der gIpotbete De;
Serrn Gtto aat, 8iue uno SIberti
! StraBe. belegt ner0en. auBeroen
IinO iolgenoe Observation-Disclosures or
ridltet poroeu: Central Surnbaae a
! g9alnut lmo 9laiion StraBe, D1o5ar
Sale an @alnut obcrbalb 3rel3ebn
/ ter StraBe, Mercer 3alle an Sln
Iuno Mercer StraBe, bel Serman'
aPeuer oil y. mo 8alnut Str1be
bel SpieB an Hace luso ,Sinola
! StrnBe, bel tSran5 Gette ON 8En
pbcrbalb Mc0lifen 2Iucuilc, bel Scr
lmcroing OH Gloer uno &ine, bei ~
rane on Gin lunterhaIb sIbertp ctr
Ilmo iiberoIes lino lidets bel lanlgntli
uen Dtitglicocrn Der 6eitbeborOe 81
! baltIih. Ter Serpegb Itannerdlol
Ilueldcr oo$ 6cit ilbernomnen bd
miro ieinen Stol3 ouriu leBen, oas
ielbe eriolgrcld Ourd]5ufilhren III
babel iollten Die Sanger Die ooac III
teritiitrn9 ocs 2eutidtbumS babel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18

Mar unb 6arnis 2tpfel6srg. 535
SlintpH Ctr, UtdDten.
sSoEn uno 3ind acpsl, 1858 Mels
role 2lDe.. MdO6en.
4lfrso uuo Seans gitnel, 233 OFt
II. Str, &Hubs.
Samuel unp sSpa GpIter, 820 D.
gourt Str, GRabe.
sSobH unO Caroline 9:imIih, 10
WtuIberFp Str, Snabe.
9eorae uno GrneItins Utain, 3270
Beresforo 2lOe., U}do4en
Mathep uno Rellis allmoslehner,
2124 gine Str, &naba.
eomuro uno Joa 5slobaus, 1907
2iablcno 4De., 3nillinqe (mdoh.n).
s4pfepb unc iFloreHce Sonss, 254
garreQ Str. anube.
8incsnt urb SuIanne 5urner,
3540 Sandman Str, WGo9en.
5bomas unb Carrie Sbomag, 922
'glart Str., Gnube.
Charles uno Waatbilba qrics, 923
%. Court Ctr, 8nabe.
U&errit uno Wtarie Qegge, 3735
8onoin Ipe., GnQbe.
Billiam uno geoQrie gopman, 4
Sft Court Str, 9nabe.
6arra uHo Watbilba W1qer, 817
Uaoe Ctr, Gna6e.
qtetro unb Roiina Rorere, 337
Central Qpe., Gnube.
Ufihele uuo goitpn3o Del Ronacp,
204 70. Court Ctr, mdohen.
Rda3areno uno Warietia go -ar
granite, 337 Central glpe., MGo6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
2lns benz poliseigerid,f.
amomObiliiien 80 WeloitraieH urr'
mrtbeilt.
strahenrGaber ben @rosgeidiuers
men iiberlpieieH.
Gin ManibolS erbislt itremse Straie

"
Gin gla6ip.el bes Jeuers Der Gin,
einncii Heoueticn SO. lam esitern TN
gsplissiasrid)t CUR 9erbanoluns. Nts
srinnerlih iiberfubr Der GotOmoilps
fiihrer. oa er ielnsn Sug naEe Der
g3rcnnjtel.e niht mebr rehtseitiJ gum
6aIseH 6riagtn toanls, T.aisIt
S5hIdnhs Dss 5sner Depariemsnis,
uHo vareer oiefslbtE u Slide gss
Id,niiten. Tie 5DIgs ipar cir non
sEem.t 9spar.sment srp:ri:.. 6aiis
befsbl esgsn ben aotomOiiDfiihrer.
sosiSsr uno Gonouttsur oes 3usrs,
frtgsn @trIsBung Ger SeitIcn Mo.
$50 Der Itabt. 0eroronung- Lie
GiIsnbchn gsrpaliune ertldr iih
tsreit, Rem sHtitanD:nen Sc,1tsn bon
500. gu hs3atlsn. upo pEroe Der GAIL
oami fir srisDlgt egt!i::. DIR ipahrs
9runb Der SrsiiprsAIns mar jeoot
GIN oneeyer. DE 5susrtrsbrs
Gepartemenis eineeiteilten butssii,
i'm iih Die Sads beansm gu MAIDEN,
sinfan ae1sa bic gsnaEHisn 8eI6u!'
bsgisn ben 5dftbefsbl srnirtt uno .iGi
l.gtn ben 3usmsiItsr. Der Teine I'm
4srgsbsnsn beauftrast butte. bic Gnbri
f0rt3neseH.
1rsi 0noers 6aft6sFshls irnroer
bon BEN 6sar Dsparter:egt geger
1s0iente eines 3uqss Der aennigipl.
gsa Gilenssbn srw:rf'. .psItl: slnl
Gtlnnhlsituns eeIsgsntlih eines Jsni
ers an 8. Suni an Der guroll Sirabl
burd uebsrfahren SsrIhniiisn. Dard
bitis HmftaEee gtrtsiben bic SebsH De-
fyeusripeLrleu.e uno Der gu ,6ouer II
wsfnbr uHb miifsn i.r,ngs WiabrsgsIl
trggifieR frtrben, nm esrartigt Dor
faiI< Tn 3utanIt su psrmtinen.
poliseirihtsr 5rids sntlisb Su!iul
EHUdebls. Gin ginssftellisr in eiusn
Gsnbliilemen! on Der 4. unD Wasnu
Ctr. .tr pon 9etsttips inter Der %
lmHIoigung. Elm tstorn.sr SpisIer q
sstn, poraefabrt purns. Ribter syri
de begiin5tte fsinen 5rsifprud isb
sinisuhienb uno ssrsht. bah Gdipneb
tg nnr cen Gttei.ins als Gin Gpisls
f<tannt III, abr Sas Setnnniiein oi
Aaesm<inbsi. eiHihlisBsn niuB. i'm d
ne Dernrtbeiluns bsrbei3ufiihrtn.
sJpbn Mofs, psldxr befduihil
NOR, Msitstttsi in ieinsm utfib d,
habit su 6atsH. rpurbe oui autrag ce
snnaliss s5og frtigsfprp6tn.
GiHs 4nsabl Automobiliiitn. irtIt
oou BEN S1HslIigisiis Bacillus
tsFollsn iparsn. srbie!ien seissrn ctr
tle.ns Ginipribung, unb ,per1tn iih |
ausunft erinnsrn. oas Der y.oistirid
hr rer befs arst III. iie bon oieF,
stranttxii Esiltn su tOHnsn. gu tiHs
s9elnf.rafs pom $1t iuurosT gllbsl
gfoieHterg, GoipagD Gapptll nno sD.l
fam Subi psruribsili. uno tam gDn
vi Datrtr mii eiutr eloisraft 20
s5 bapon, ha tr MD. ann5 10 ihns
gsf1hrsn baben ioll. Gs iisxn no
sasbs<re gale auf Dtm DOdei jtpo
fpmmtn titfs nit In tinigsn 1dssH ~
WtrbnnbIung.
Gx N<gsr Millinm Grap ipsIh'
hsiMulbigt In. ein autom,bil in rie
fitHisioftr M<ife gsl<ntt su habsl
parbs III einsr Gelnnrrft BON SC
sfusritsilss isb04 bic a0I!tudsno b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18

9pn ben Getettips ouftletu ans
5berpooo purbe fer "a Sdhrs att
G!uuob u. Weresr aus Rem Yori esrs
taftst, pslher in Ct. Gouis negsE
aRgsblider Gdli1ans gefDiinfds Dirs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18

sFromme 6. Cincinnati perIdsntte
nuc 2 GreipdFe our /. Bale 9egsn 5
Der QefD gorter. Brennan uno GdtoH
naren Die SdleDsritter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18

5eute Rahmittog orittes Spiel D
Serie sniihen .ReOs" uHo sRieIsn
I'M Reblono 5ielp.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
BULLETIN ISSUED ON
COTTONSEED MEAL

That the principal PHOSPHORUS COM
pound of cotton seed meal, which
some scientists have claimed, caused
death when the meal is fed to pigs, is
identical with that found in wheat bran
that is claimed to have a very benefi-
cial action whenever fed to farm ami.
mails is shown by an experimental
study of the PHOSPHORUS compound
of cotton seed meal and wheat bran
which has been conducted by J. B.
Rather, assistant chemist at the State
Experiment Station, A. and M. Col
lege. The results of this investigation
have been chronicled in bulletin No
1856, which has just been published by
Mr.. Rather and which may be had
by request from the Director Of Elk
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
NEGRO UNDER ARREST
MONEY RECOVERED

J.v. Rosprim Of Rosprim. carried a
bale Of seed cotton TO the Eden & Co.
gin in this city yesterday afternoon to
be ginned. and forget to remove 1913
In silver he had hidden In the cotton.
As soon as Mr.. Rosprim discovered his
loss he notified Sheriff Conlee, who
went Immediately to Ruben Rogers,
colored, who operates the suction ele-
vator at the gin. The negro denied
any knowledge Of the money. but was
arrested and placed In jail.
This morning Mr.. Conlee made a
thorough search for the money and
found II secreted under a piece Of wood
in the rear OF the seed house. The
negro was confronted with the facts,
acknowledged his guilt, AID is now in
jail awaiting a preliminary hearing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10

ular visits to Bryan on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturdays. beginning
Tuesday 14th. at Bryan Hotel.
The Navasota High School football
team arrived today to play the Bryan
High School on the Bryan Baptist
Academy grounds. They are all pretty
good-sized, husky fellows and will give
the High school boys run for their
money. The team was accompanied
by Misses Vivian McGinty, Marie DAN
ford, Jesse Baker. and Mrs. E. A.
Moers, all of Navasota. The game was
in progress when The Eagle went to
press.
Mrs. Frank ]. Lincke arrived from
st. Louis yesterday to join her hus'
band, who is employed with the Pauly
Jail Building Co.. that is now install
ing the steel work Of the new county
Jail.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10

The hard contemporary fact Ii that
the gioriously named authors are be-
coming sadly rare. even rarer than
long haired actors. The long haired
musician is still with us. though one
Of the most eminent masters OF the
pianoforte has yielded something to
the modern spirit by submitting briefly
to the shears. Individual age has here
potent infiuence-age. or the getting
through with things. What wonder
fully picturesque person Dickens was
at twenty-five! And now matter OF
fact at forty! Browning suffered
similarly SOLDERING and averaging ef-
feet. The same thing is true of many
other figures in that period. and it ia
not easy to guess whether the chang
ing fashion set in during their middle
years or whether advancing age would
have effected the sane change in any
case.-Atlantic Monthly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10

James Sullivan. secretary to Presi-
dent Puryear. returned last night to
College from Pilot Point. where he
went to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. J. l.. Sullivan. OF that
place. Mrs. Sullivan had been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Geo. Cloyd. at
Hereford, and had been Ill for many
days. She died October 2. Funeral
services were conducted Sunday after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock from the family
residence at Pilot Point. Mrs. Sulli-
van was II years and four days Of age
at the time Of her death. Mrs. c. L.
Potts, a sister. who resides at Pilot
Point has been very i'll since her moth
er's death. but is much better now.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10

You can ind In almost any town
'.neglected neighborhOod." The eass-
est thing to do with such q neiGhbor-
hood is to keep on negiecting It.
1t IL 20 easy for us to study these
topics as II they were about other
places and people than ourselves ana
COR homes. Is there neglected cor
ner in your town or In your county 7
II there is. what are you going to 90
about Il? Not what have you been
doing about itY' or what ought you
to DO about itr' but What are you
going to do about 1T"
II you can't get the committees In
terested do something yourself. Do
not be afraid.
The thing 10 to get started. Yoo see,
a. soon a. you have started something
the neighborhood 10 no longer neg
lsctsd. And then Il viii be an easier
mattsr to get some one to come in and
hslps-C Christian Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
Eural Nrtua

Dixie tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Todd Of Steep
Hollow spent today in the city.
Miss Claire Hensarlings Of Coleview
was in the city today shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mize and Miss
Rowena Fain Of Cross spent today in
the CITY,.
Mrs. A. F. Wilson Is in the city for
a few days visit from the plantation
in the bottom.
Mrs. c. N. Shealey and Miss Essie
Shealey were in the city today from
Reliance shopping.
Or. and Mrs. w, G. Drummond and
daughter. Miss Pearl, were in the city
today from Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Meyers and Mrs.
H. Hodges Of the Brazos bottom were
visitors to the city today.
J. R. and Zim Eden and George
Holden and Rufe German were in the
city today from Coleview.
Mrs. R. l.. Colly after a most pleas
ant visit to Miss Roland Hood and
Mrs. r. r. Ellis, returned to her home
in Mart today.
Sam Peters, Elmore Avery and
Clarke Brown. Allen Academy stu
dents, went to Bremond to spend the
weekend at their homes.
Miss Sadie Elliott arrived today
from Courtney. where she is teaching
this session, to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Elliott.
Mrs. C. G. Lewis returned to her
home in Mart today after a pleasant
visit to her parents. Capt. and Mrs. A.
J. Searcy Of this city.
Noah Cole Walker left for Brown
wood today to accept a position al
time-keeper for the Santa Fe Railroad
This is a good position and Noah is te
be congratulated on getting 1t.
DR.. Walter s. Smith. Osteopath o.
Marlin, Graduate Of the American
School of Osteppathy, will make reg
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
CITY COUNCIL MEETING

A short called session of the city
council was held last night for the pur-
pose OF opening the bids for laying the
mains and laterals in the water ex-
tensions. Four bids were opened and
considered, but the matter OF award
ing the contract was deferred to a sub
sequent meeting
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
ON yAGRANCY CHARGE

Sheriff Conlee arrested Kit Thomas
and Jarrett Craven, two strange ne
groes for vagrancy, and both plead
guilty this morning, and were fined
SASS. Craven paid his fine and was
set free, but Thomas did not and was
placed in jail.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
pertinent stations. College Station,

pertinent Stations, College Station,
Texas.
The bulletin deals with the compo-
sition and properties Of an organic
phosphoric acid which is widely dis
tributed in feeding materials. While
It is purely technical and intended
for technical readers only. the bulle-
tin is for the ultimate benefit Of agri.
culture.
The study of thees compounds COW
cred period of many months and re-
CURED much painstaking effort on tie
part Of Mr.. Rather. who is a graduate
of the A. and M. College.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
FRESH HOME VEGETABLES

Delivered to you every day. Phone
orders in evening for following day.
Okra, pepper, turnips, mustard, rad
isbes, squash, egg plant, onions, any
quantity. F. w. eYager, Phone 1444.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
FARM FACTS
Nature is unkind to the unwise. Only
the fittest survive in farming.

Nature is unkind to the unwise. Only
the fittest survive in farming.
The economic distribution Of farm
products is today the worlds greatest
problem.
Agriculture has gone through two
thousand years of evolution ana Is
still in an experimental stage.
The farmer can produce without or
ganiaztion, but to successfully market
he must have the cooperation Of his
neighbor.
The farmer is able to get about on
the farm, but he loses his way In the
market places where he needs most
assistance.
Greece and Rome went down to their
death when the population became con
gested in the cities and the farms
were forgotten.
II your business in the city does moi
pay, do not go to the farm. There are
already too many down-and-outs in az
| riculture.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10

The farmer that markets his pro
duce when the demand is strongest
reaps the best reward.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10

Honesty is a boomerang that never
looks better to man than wnen II
comes home to roost.