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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

institution at Austin has been gather
ing traditions during its life, and its
environment has had potent in
fluence in shaping its course. To pull
it up by the roots and move 1t to
strange surroundings would be simply
killing the institution and erecting
new one. The same is true of the
institution at College. Let the Uni
versity of Texas remain where it was
planted, and let the Legislature pro-
coed to build it into an institution
that will be credit to the State.
Let College retain the mother insti-
tuition of the Agricultural College and
let junior agricultural schools be
erected in the several sections, and
we shall have an Agricultural and
Mechanical College that all Texas will
be proud Of. Public sentiment has
crystallized upon this plan. To drop
it suddenly and experiment with to-
tally different propositions will not
only injure both institutions, but it
will postpone indefinitely the provision
for expansion that is so vital at this
time to a proper treatment of the
States educational interests.-Hous-
ton Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26
AN EXPLANATION

The Eagle said in yesterdays issue
that owing to the failure Of the de-
PENDANTS in the Will Porter and J. H.
Wyant cases to push their motions for
new trial and avail themselves Of
the new suspended sentence law, the
court overruled the motions" While
this is true, it is misleading, and those
who interested themselves in behalf
of these defendants would like more
explicit explanation. The suspended
sentence law provides for a suspen-
sion of sentence in certain offenses
where it is the defendants first Of
tense, and where the conviction is for
less than five years, etc.
/ The facts are these When these
cases were called friend applied for
the benefits of this law for one OF the
defendants and was informed by the
court and district attorney that the
law was not in effect He Immediately
wired the Attorney General and re-
ceiving his reply at 1929 p. m. VIII
! Porters case went TO trial at p. m.
and Mr. WANTS Immediately there
after So when he was positive of the
existence of the law it was too late 10
invoke its benefits in behalf of either
of these defendants. At this time there
was no objection to giving the de-
PENDANTS the benefits of the law, but
when a motion was filed for a new
trial we were informed that we could
get a new trial, but that all the
charges against both defendants would
be reinstated, and that all the cases,
three against Porter and four against
Wyant. would be prosecuted and thus
defeat the aim of the new law. The
motions were overruled at our request,
as we did not wish to make bad mat
ters worse.
FRIENDS OF DEFENDANTS.
Bryan, Texas, March &c, 1913.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26
THE GALVESTON NEWS FLOUN-
DERS.

The Galveston News Tuesday edi-
torially referred to the recent dis
missal of seventy students from the
University of Texas because of their
failure to make the required average
in their class work. The News then
attempts to twist this disgraceful in
cident into an argument in favor of
consolidating the A. and NJ. College
and the University, by saying that to
allow them to continue as separate
and rival institutions there is a ten
dency to lower the standard of schoyr-
ship, etc.
The logic of The News is so "far
fetched" that no one can see it, The
truth of the matter is, the failure of
these students to make the required
average is because of too much
society" The very things being used
as a drawback to A. and NJ, society
and amusement" are sapping the life
and destroying the usefulness of the
University. There is plenty of amuse-
ment in Austin for the students-all
kinds, and the University is society
itself gone to seed. The balls, sup
pers, social functions and frat" en-
tertainments are a constant nightmare
for the regents and faculty of the
University. They can't cope with
them, and now we see seventy stu
dents dropped at one fell swoop" on
account of society"
There is plenty of amusement and
society, too, for the boys of the A.
and NJ. College, and the arguments
for its removal on that score are the
strongest arguments that could posi-.
bly, be urged in it's favor.
A boy goes to college to study and
fit himself for the duties of life, and
not to be amused, entertained and
society satiated. The A. and NJ. Col.
lege is ideally located for earnest
| faithful, conscientious work and study
It's graduates are making good. They
are in demand the world over. Let il
stay where it is, unhampered by en-
tangling alliances.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26
THE UNIVERSITY AND A. AND M.
COLLEGE.

We fear that our higher educational
interests have not been advanced by
the confusion of counsel which has
resulted from the suggestion to con-
solidate the University and the Agri.
cultural and Mechanical College, and
remove the latter institution to Aus.
tin. 1t would be better for both insti-
tutions, in our judgment, if the Con-
stitutional amendment relative to the
separation of the institutions and the
division of the lands between the two,
as recommended by the Governor,
were submitted
The people have been hoping that
the cause of higher education would
be greatly promoted by the present
Legislature. Both institutions are in
need of enlargement and better sup
port at the hands of the State, and at
one time there seemed to be a fair
prospect that they would receive the
legislative attention they deserve.
With the consolidation proposition
there comes the suggestion that both
institutions be moved, and one mem
Der proposes to submit the matter to
the people.
If such an amendment were sub
mited-we do not believe it will be-a
fierce campaign characterized by local
jealousies would result and almost IT.
reparable injury to both institutions
would be inevitable.
The proposition to establish auxil.
larry junior agricultural colleges in the
several sections of the State is far
more practical than the removal idea
so far as the college is concerned, and
the proposition to provide literally
for the University so that it can de
vote it's annual income to the erection
of needed buildings is one that prom
Uses the better results in our judg
ment.
The suggestion to move both insti
tutions to the center of population
which is asserted to be midway be
tween Fort Worth and Dallas is utter
ly untenable. Wherever the center Of
population may be at present, there is
no possibility of it remaining station
airy. The country surrounding Fort
Worth and Dallas is thoroughly set
tied, and the tide Of population at pres
ent is strongly toward the coast coun
try. 1t is quite probable that quar-
ter of century hence Austin will be
approximately the center of popula
ton.
There is much more in university
building than houses and faculty. The
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

The Galveston News practically ac-
today that it has lost it's
fight on A. and M.-University CONSOLE
dation. 1t says the project has col
lapsed." Yes, it has; and it collapsed
just as soon as the people of Texas
found out that the little scheme of The
News was loaded.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

The people of Texas have tumbled
to the little scheme of the Dal-Gal.
News in advocating the consolidation
of the A. and M. College and the State
University. 1t was little scheme to
swipe them both for Dallas, but the
people are on.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

The bringing of the Legislature to
College saved the day. The boys had
their eyes opened and there is a COM
plete reversal of sentiment all over the
State. Back up" is the word that has
gone down the line.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

1t is given out that 70 per cent OF
the Mexican revolutionists have been
suppressed. That means very little,
for the average Mexican revolutionist
has way of not staying suppressed
very long at time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

When the University people and the
people of Austin find out that this
consolidation agitation is scheme to
move both A. and M. and the Univer-
sity to Dallas, they will whistle a
different tune.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Texas has about one hundred appli-
cants for diplomatic and consular re-
lationships President Wilson is hav'
ing trouble to fill the British and
French posts, and we would respect
fully refer him to the Texas list. No
doubt some of our boys would take
them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26
PITHY AND POINTED.

Papa, what does being disappoint-
ed in love mean?" why, either marry
ing or being Tilted by the girl you are
in love with."-Houston Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

"She is going to marry him to re-
form him." IN that case l will be
careful about selecting the wedding
present. I'll pick out something that
she can pawn when the lean days
come" Boston Advertiser.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Cutting Texas up into districts to
fit the present Congressman and the
numerous Congressional aspirants, is
just little too big job for the Legis-
lature. 1T can't be did"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Announcement is made that Presi-
dent Wilson relieved the White House
barber and shaves himself. Doubtless
his wife will "shingle' his hair.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

(who has read iD--ls that all? II I'd
had the passing of the sentence you'd
have gotten a year,-Pathfnder,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Every married woman can name one
woman who has a fine husband
Woman's Home Companion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Harold-You don't believe | love
you? Susie-No; you don't heave your
chest like the lovers do in the moving
pictures.-Puck.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Live according to your income and
the outcome will be happy.-Florida
Times Union.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26


must pay for one by one.-Kipling.
81 done told dem s'picious neigh
bors O. mine dat l been losn' too many
chickens an I'd have to get shot
gun" Did that make any difference"
"Yes. sub. Dey lef' de chickens alone,
but dey come aroun' an stole de shot
Washington Star.
Every chronic bore imagines he is
the funniest man in town.-Chicago
News.
How was the silence broken?"
Somebody dropped a remark. BAL
timore American.
"Binks appears to be man Of small
calibre." "Yet he is Stunned as big
bore. Buffalo Express.
|
self-respect. Chicago News.
No matter how great the pain, time
will eventually soften it.-Florida
Times Union.
The sound of the church-going bell
i-Cowper.
"You have your fathers eyes, grille"
"Aw, go on" And your mothers
hair" Ssh! If mother hears you
she'll make me take it off."-Pittsburg
Post.
Those Chicago young ladies who
complain that the ideal man does not
exist will change their minds when
they have grown.up sons.-Chicago
Record.Herald.
Heck-Can anything make a man
feel worse than to have his wife con.
tinually begging for money? Peck
Sure! To have her demanding it,
Boston Transcript.
Poet-Let me tell you, sir, that poem
cost me a months hard labor. Editor
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Poet-Let me tell you, sir, that poem
cost me a months hard labor. Editor
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

The sin We do by two and two you
must pay for one by one.-Kipling.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Heck-Can anything make man
feel worse than to have his wife con.
tinually begging for money? Peck
Sure! To have her demanding it
Boston Transcript.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Those Chicago young ladies who
complain that the ideal man does not
exist will change their minds when
they have grown.up sons.-Chicago
Record-Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

"You have your fathers eyes, grille"
Jaw, 60 on" And your mothers
hair" Ssh! If mother hears you
she'll make me take it off."-Pittsburg
Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-26

Every chronic bore imagines he is
the funniest man in town.-Chicago
News.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
Sddmnoriem iiImdaapitp.

rGitanicin" perifabon iobbosto
pddttipdt inertia fultepat faniat nh.
teiiin fpoimin parma toimeen idd.
muorien flmdadpibon NemfounbIons
bin ebnstaua, iotteimdt endd uubis.
tuiIi iomoaoiIet onnettomunbet fuin
.Sitanicin." GnsIanti on tdmdn pf
i'm rpbtpnpt toimiin ia Idbeitdnpt tin
ne nScotio" nimifen aIufIen, iofa on
pasta fparten rafennettu festGmddn
nopoiditten fesfend, Re nimitidin on
Jana loipa, ioua 9rucen JOHANNA
ItotlantiIainen retfifunta no. 1903
fdpi Gteldiddmerend. rScotiaon"
on mt parustettu tdpbeniiet laitof.
Jet lon9afonta fdbfDtpstd marten.
pottfi fdbfDIonomien Iabettdiid ieu.
raa laiman mufana iImatiefeiIiid,
meritieteiliid ia eIdintieteen hitfiia ia
tiben on porustettu faiffi torpeeuis
Jet loborotoriot. 2eiioiua banfitaon
tietoia plemmistd ilmaterrofFsta.
Semmoifia bomaintoia ei oIefaon
ennen tebtp tdsid atIanninmeren o.
fasfa. .Scotion" pudpitpfustannuf.
ittn ottamot paiti GnsIonnin moItio'
ia oioo iuuret bDprpIuimopbtiot.
~Walfoiien tdbben1 Iinio ennen mui.
to.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
&autaus. xouantaina bauba,


$antauS. &auantaina baubat
tim Sronmoobisfa paiffafunnnan
monbimmista ~afnffaista Wrs. W}at
II Teini noin Ga muoben ifdiiend,
iofa fuoli pitemmdn finuuoiIuuben
idlfeen. Wainoiaue idi puoliio ia
faffi lasta, tptdr ia poifa. poifo
Sobn, ammatiltaan rddtdIi, on pfIi
ndinen, afuu fotona; tptdr on naimi.
isia 9~esiemerisid ia tunnetaan nj.
meud Mrs. Oscar Bergman.
9alp mbbtdtudnG. Norrien
foulun labeud oIema 4'bupneinen
talo mpptdmdnd balmaua. SaIosIa
on meiiiobto ia idbfDmaIot ia muu.
ten bpmdsid funnosIa.
~SpiDfdd ldbemmin omistaialta.
Watti Sonfaiaari
469 Norrien Soc.
9ie &urlebsta M9erceriin tut.
laan foriaamaan tdmdn feidn alta.
ma. $4,000 tuIlaan fdpttdmddn ra.
boia foriautIesia ia iuIlaan Ie ole
tufien mufaan iaamaan bpmddn
fnntoon fiad rabaua. Vie tulee ful
femaan i%uomaloiien farmifpIdn Ban
Bnsfirtin ldpi. 2oImiien piiffoa
fitte tuli erddn %iufIaa' pbti5n matfus.
tafpa autoaa Iitd tietd, maan fertoi
len oueen fopin maifeaa. pebmedt
iantamdet olitpat olleet melfein NAB
bottomat fobota pIDs. SpsfuS oil
tdptpnpt ldbted noutamaan lautoia
ontomopiilin ppDrien aue, etteindt
oIifi uponnut fantaan.
Mr Spbn Spneanen Montrea-
| sia, Wis. oil ptime torstaina ia.
mauista bausfemmaua tuuIeQo, fud
mrs 9onfanen oil bdneIIe Iobioitta.
nut eiifoifefIi terpeen, puqeqn ia pu.
naperiien poifaIapIen. Mitia nuori
mics moinat bpmin.
= Tarpti m,bbtdtndnd. 40 eeffe.
rid fdfittdnd farmi, ioSia on toto
palio mieId meiidd paula, mpptd.
fpdnd baInaua. Waa Fiaitiee Gield.
fontriua notn 2 MALTA fonlulta,
Watti pobiolan farmin Ilona.
Sinnoista Ia ebboista faa Idbem'
min iopia omistoian fans5a.
Mntti WdiIdnen,
H. L. Dor 70, Welen, Dis.
(eS)
Mntomobiilien fmniugas. Sron.
moobisia on poIion o%utoia, paan
10 iaapui mabtamin, ia Iaanee fen
arnon pttdd pibemmdn aifaa. Sitd
foeteltiin eniiferron miime periantoi,
ma ia f%ulietti ie 40 miestd ferroua
ia %iaatpntti 80 moilin tuntinopenben.
40 mieben obeaa oil poinoa iouffo
roppufia ia pittdsti poIoIammutus.
leifna, fiad fe oil masta iaopunut
palofunnan auto.
= Gtanpprfaita iaatamana Sobn
9. 9enin iarmiua pobioispuoIeua.
Eilautiet moitte idttdd Itooriin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

Sdfdt. pauobooIien pit6jdi oil
tiistaino futiuttu tuomori Sepn OF
feuteen ia iafotettiin futofin, toilet
enemmdn, toilet wdbemmdn, ola
ifdisten 1uoFmiiesta b%aaleisioon.
2anteen oil nostanut funtabouitus.
= 8npflnt. WofefteIbisId fuoIi
Iauantoina fonioI. Wrs. Woria Gb'
RAMON. Woinoio ioirosh main bet
Ten atfoa. &autous topobtui ellen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

sSS~~" ssI"Vus"Ucvu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompeIu.
ienran (manbempain naisten) TOTO
us pioetddn mosta I. Z. 10 pnd tors.
taina Ia tdud fertaa Sobn RilpoIen
farmtua MontreaIisia, Mi6. DIR
ailpoien uuii tilapa taIo maImistuu
ffIi Ia mrs la mi 2iIponen toimoifi.
mat fuoin ndfemdnid palion tattuia
Sronmoobista ia pmparistDltd.
Snf numerosIa ldbemmin fiitd
miten fnns Idbbdmme, iofo rauta
teitie eli bemosfppbiua.
9anialaispaperien banffiioiIe
ye iotfa idttimdt bafemutIenfa tots.
ten paperien faanniue eoIme fuufaut.
ia fitten eli 10 ennemmin, omat tilai,
iuubesia oua fuulusteltamisIa emf
lauantaina 9esIemerin oifeustaIoI
10. = Smata fanialaisoifeubet on
bpDbpfii ia fifii oIiii iofaiien, ioua
fiben on tilaiiuutta ~itfeleen ne ban.
fittama. Samana p%dipdnd FUN tot.
Jet on fuulusteltatpis1a moinat tot.
Jet PARMA bafemuffia fiiddn. 2pDt.
tdptpfdd iouffoon ia bantfifaa tar'
peeuiiet tobistufIet.
- %. +. % p. annettiia fe Ban
9usfirt'in iiuantefo Worbensguen
&c., Wtilmaufeesia, $2,24O.O0 ieb
tdmdti. 81. {. bitteid oil faiffioan 5,
maibbelen $2,5OO,OO ia $2,4OO.O 90
mdliud. Siuasta tulee fofonaan te.
rdflinen cementti fanfineen ia ppL
mdineen ia SO iaItaa pitfd, parbain
Iaatuaan mitd moibaan 5aaba. Sie.
tdfin fiuan paitan Idbeud tuuaan
%foriaamaan, ioten tuIenaiiuubesIa
on beIppo SronmoooiIaiiiue pistdp.
tpd autoiuaan Dan 8usfirt'isId.
2ontrabbin mufaan tulee fiuan ola
maImis ippsf. 1 p. 1913.
= wabDtdtpama baltpalla 8 be.
posmoimainen fdssIiini Zone by.
mds5d fdptt5funnosia. 2dpfdd Eat.
iomasia Wattt Niemen aiunnoIa
459 6. ptne It.
Norrien pddud
S~ronpoob, Wi6.
= M2r @tlliam 9apin, Sron Bel.
tiSt6, arpottapana oueen 5dhtDbie'
romafoneen on numeroua "a mott.
tanut f%an5al. Nestor 9alonen.
- H2iis Sba Sofinen, iofa ioita'
Fin fuufauiia toimi paiffatunnauam'
me bieroiana, matfuSti iunnuntaina
9%uIutbiin, NATHAN pddmddrdnddn
Sdnnen naltiot,
= Salo mpptGpdnd balmana fp'
ipfdd ldbemmin
Glias Sobn
Srebertf #.
(5e) Srontpoob, Wid.
: Mrs &ilfa 8orte mattusti Jun.
nuntaina nieroilumotfaue Oulutbiin,
GIppn ia Dirsiniaan, Winn.
= Vast. 10. 80. Milen matfusti
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Glppn, Wtinn. ia
fieItd Dirsiniaan, firto~a isfofouf'
ieen.
Smbbarb 2iljamentti on by.
Md Iddfe ibmiiue ia eIdimiue to.
maIifiin iofapdimdifiin tamteibin, T.
I'd mpp Weuen Drug Store, Weaen,
Isis.
Mr. SDilliam W91fi matfmsti
maanantaina 0irsiniaan, Wtinn.,
ebustomaan tdfdl. acknowledgement
funtoa fieud pibettdmdsid tirfouis'
fofonfiesia.
- &nbbaro WerenpuhbistuaIdd.
fettd pitdifi ola ~iofoiien fotona. 81
I'd mpp Weuen Drug Store, Wtenen,
Iris.
aanial. 2lntti Wdiidnen, iofa
pariIenfpmmentd mmotta on %oiunut
observation-disclosures, aifoo tdud mit'
fona perbeineen muutiaa 9i9b Brio'
aeen, Wis., iosta on dsfettdin os'
tanut itieaeen maatilan.
9bt1t boi! Mstiain pefiid faa pai'
fan los ilmoittautuu beti Gogle Sos
ii E.S~2 s.~IHec n,nfSet0nn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

2aue Norman'ilta farmin pobiois
fontriua ia aifoo tdmdn FUN aifa
no mdmpineen muuttaa finne oIu
maan.
= 0lnberipn &c Gillbersin bal
ipennusmppntid on nieli p6dtettt
pibentdd feidfuun 20 p:ddn asti
iotta faifiua oliii tilaiIuus iaaba to
tparaa balnala.
= Eapatnrmaifem ~fupIenan ub'
RIFF ioutli iuomen ruotialainen Otto
Smanbece Cast ytorrien faimannoS'
ia miime miifon fesfiniiffo 'iltana,
ioutuen maanmierimdn oue. Sidl'
Itddn oil nainaia ~ muoben manbo
ptIindinen mics, fpntpnpt Suomes'
la. Sautaus tapabtui rpiime maa'
nantaina Observation-Disclosures 2utb.
firfosta.
= $nbbarb Gifmdtpefi parantao
fipedt ia beifot filmdt. Saatamano
Wtelen Drug Storesta MeIen, Wis.
= u. ~. Yeterion'in pdIitpfieIs
Id moitte mppbd talonne ia muof'
rata. Sdn mpDsfin on malmis mas
fuuttamaan talonne. 2onttori Wc.
2eob amenueua.
- 8aiffi iotta baluatte iaaba buo'
neenne nptpaifaIeen maliin Min fdp'
fdd Maalari Wtatin pubeiaa. 9dn
ndpttdd maait .. m. Sapettia 5 ien.
tistG 5 90 bouariin rulIa.
Ill 81. Gurrp SeIef. 338 s.
= Observation-Disclosures pmat
fdpmdsid 10 pIi pdimdidriestptien.
Observation-Disclosures on iban mpD
tddnid ipaiffa tofin niitd eli faiffia
iaa iofainen tietooniafaan. Nem'
port fotmannoua ON fuolut nieam.
pi puolaIainen fuluneen fabDen niis
fon %aiaIla. Sofu beti faimantoon,
iotfnt iairaalaan, faitpannosia iaas
miinia Iouffaufiiin. pienemfid Iouf'
faufiia tapabtuu panan iofa pdimd.
Sp6miebid On paIion pmpdristDn
faimofiisia ia tpDn ebtstpminen on
idriestettp mabbouiiimman ioubuttas
naan pa0iin.
= See Greamia ia See Gream
ioobaa ia tuumaa fabpia bDmien
fotitefoisten Ieiposten fans5a on
iaatamana iofa betfi pdimdstd Bic
tor SobnIonin mafetsfaupasIa Mu-
rord fobuua.
= 6aittius- Ystdtudin gbbistbf-
fen firiurin oioite on: Wtrs. Sannp
Sacfion Bog III Sron Belt, isis.
= Mrs. Waiffp aetp Grmin
totpnibipista. iofa on Ieiffoufilua
faulamion tdbben Souoanisia,
Wtinn. firioittaa miebeueen, etta bdn
10 moi liiffna iefd tuntee aioittain
bpmdsti. 2uitenfin moi
bdn mield beifosti, fiud moima, 10.
fa pli leifattotpa, oil 10 Q muotta
panba ia nufutus maifean leiffouf.
fen tdbben oil ipmd. Mrs. 2eto on
oDnt Iiad reisIula 10 noin miibettd
miiffoa. 5pmdt omut foipeet para
nemiieSta.
= @aalari, tb6td mastaan ottaa
tanIaIaiiemme Subo 2abti, ioaa on
ID muoben tofemus Guropan bie'
noimmisia faupunseisia. Ep5 on
taatusti emf Iuofan tpDtd.
SIoite: Wr. Subo Xabti.
1913 Yausbn It. Sronmoob, Wicb
- &ilfaiSet bddnfd piettipdt mr.
Gmert GinoIa ia mist 2ia5ie Sonnu
@iIesIa, Mis. miime Iauantoi.iItana
entiiesid &omIin ialosia, ionfa MT
omistoo Gnert Ginola. jEiloiI uuteen
oil fuiIuttu oinoasiaan muiita mia
pstdnid, mutta bddt oil IiIti bauS'
Eat. 5oimotamme nuoreIIe pariue
r~uniaosti onneo!
1alo m~bbtdtudnd. Spmdud
poifaua fiiaitiema taIo, iofa Iopil
bpmin poortitoIofIi. mpptdmdnd bal
ma0o. 9aiffi nptpoian mufamuu'
bet. Woiboaa ostoa funfoufi. tai
mnof mafTuiIo. 2dbempid tietoio
Soa timdn Iebben fpnttooriSto.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-13
I,Lr Traffic ,g,ip Normal.

UI.IITU. Nlun. AuE- II On
d.uuu- ar, nearly normal In the pu-
mih hnrhor tonight Boa's Wer"
loading ou dav at the Missahe. IN"
500 and iu Superior at the Allouts"
Prom th records 81 departures NJ
fine tux ufa4,. tho swing ~ lake
tfufn s.. nearly normal
TN, ruEst. iu superior are SIN
solid ana tho vor, Is being done by
outside men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-13
steven. COMPANY bankrupt.

EI'W YHtL Aug. It-|Ihe JuHH
o. stevens Construction company.
who's. president John r. Stevens.
WAS appointed bv Theodore Roosevelt
lg chief engineer of the Panama
.iull ana resigned under the TAFT
COMMUNICATION. ulcd q voluntary pc
Uu9u 100 bankruptcy today. The
auuplu,s Liabilities are listed at
kafN-4e. 10. assets at s30i.552.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
NO DIFFERENCE
The Proof is Here the Same as Every
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where
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4 said when / recommended Doan's
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