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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-26
FLECKENSTEIN-KALINEC

ST. Joseph's church was this morn.
ing the scene of anther pretty wed.
ding. Lawrence Fleckenstein OF Cald.
well and Miss Josephine Kalinec OF
Smetana were united in matrimony.
Many of their friends assisted at the
ceremony and offered them their good
wishes. They will make their home
at Parkers Store, Burleson County.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS
The Rosary.

The Rosary.
| the love story between Lesura
Skeeters, the audience finds that
,sition TO a mans vanity makes
only the more interested In the
hit OF the one thing upon which
rides himself greater than all else.
hg the scenes Skeeters Is very
ii OF his ability TO tell stories. but
MT until after an original system
nployed that Skeeters succeeds in
Ing Lesura to laugh.
| of this love is in "The Rosary"
with a competent cast presenting
Ie play is worth attending. Special
vs., soc, 75c, s1.0o.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-26
WEATHER FORECAST

Bryan, Tex. Nov. 26, 1913.
Bryan and vicinity: Tonight and
Thursday unsettled. probably showers,
light southeast winds.
East Texas; Tonight and Thursday
unsettled.
West Texas: Generally fair tonight
and Thursday.
Oklahoma: Tonight and Thursday
generally cloudy
JOHN DAILY Jr., Observer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-26
A. & NJ. COLLEGE NOTES

Director B. Youngblood OF the Ex-
pertinent Station at College, who has
Just returned from Washington, d. c.,
where he attended various meetings of
experiment and agricultural societies.
met Mr.. William Harper Dean while
in Washington
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-26

IionaI Feeders and Breeders Show
Fort Worth, November 22-2e.
'opular low rate excursions via l. &
h. for special day; season excur-
tickets on sale daily. with limit
rember 80. For rates and further
tIculars, see ticket aagent |. & G..
BY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-26
NOTICE, ELKS

The Elks kill have their regular meet
ing tonight in the old hall.
LAMAR BETHEA.
Exalted Ruler.
World's cresset., 1913-10-09

III" iuu.,ala IL ,n4 house Of
David is 10 be opened during tie
lays of the mourning in Jerusa d.
lem. The promise is for deiiv,
erance. For it is written again:
And ut that time shall Mich.
ael stand ~, the @rca' a4,a.
wh;c , - :: .M. Ne ....e- ~
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Traitors, heady. high
lovers OF pleasures more u.
Y .orS of God:


!, ors OF God;
Having form Of go1|h-'.>
but denying the power thereof
from such turn away" e. lin.
| 5 to 81
When we look at the Roman
ipatholic power Of 10 day with
the influence auu has ,Ner thrn2
tions and tnat too right
, America in our boastod Tar
. Liberty. We see this scrip nrc
given by Paul fulfilled and for
tue best outside authority we
quote you from the Masonic
Globe;
"G'uo Pope says America must
BE- made Roman Catholic. If you
wait sample Of what you may
expect unless yO1 awake and G"
~,
>''''' y '''T7' ""'' '',
40 Ofano Ih'o VIA -'i'.''|''
where uuman blood flows freely
every day from patriots who a.
iLHtln9, for the freedom we fn
joy in America. Ire Pope i"@
ruled ola Mexico for hundred $
Of years"
The Sovereign Oddfe!,Ow sa|a
t1e same, Sic Mcnl-c says he
same, aud then other papers say
tJH SamA, Eut God has specitl'
ed q time when Catholicism
must stop. For lie sad.
But they shall proceed nc
} further; for their foxy shall DC
manifest UNTO all men, as their,
also was. e Tn: $50
T,r j, written,
"put ir the last daya IL shal
coma To pass that The mnunta II
L Of the house of the Lord sta)
b eslab.i>h~l n the t>p Of the
: mountains aud il sail be exal-
led above the hills: and DeoDlt
e shall low unto it
h Anu MANY nations shah com,
h and say, Come, and let US 90 ur
y to the mountain of the Lord
IL and to tI,n house of the Cod q
,Jacon, and ne will teach Us OF
hi, Vay, and we will walk in hi,
i p,tns fo1 the Law shall go fortl
n OF Zion aud the word Of the Lor,
) from Jerusalem.
And he shalt Judge anon {
II many people and rcbuke strou.
% nations afar off and they shal
a. beat their swords into plough
World's cresset., 1913-10-09

prince forever.
Moreover Mtu make q CO..
nant Of peace wi:h them: it snail
be an everlasting covenant with
them; and | vii, place them, and
multiply tne.., anA [ will sct my
aG,r"No&ry IN &Lc midst Of them
fgr@t,&r.
Ny tabernacle also sAalI 81
with them, Hea, / will oe r.'jr
Goo and thoy "haIl be ny ppo
Pile" (Ezon. 33i7'-s4-27.)
Yes God has said that he would
take them from among the
heather, and sprinkle clean wa
ter upon them and give them 4
new heart and put bis spirit in
them and set up one shepherd
over them. For he further said;
And so al| Israel shall be
saved as it is written, There
shall come out af Sion the DQliy-
eror, and shall turn away nasNd-
lnee& from Jacob:
For this is my covenant unlc
=, hen rhpn ] shall take away
, their sins Rou. II 70 -7,
This GeIiverer is the shepherd
the prince, and the head, tha.
will be appointed by Them, Fer
Christ said:
And he that oynrconosh aod
keepeth mr works unto the enc
| 10 him VII I give power over The
nation:
Auo he shall rule them wiFh {
rod u !rOn;A> the 7eSs y ) 'rt I
'polter rail- lu"H De broken t.
auiyera "yea a. | rpc4iyad Of Il
l'alh@r
And | ~iIl Give lin tie mrlu
ing star" Rev: 2-2ti--219
| Also read;
Him that ovcrcometh will
make a pillar in the tcnD'c o
my God and lie sha,. 70 no NOR;
out: and [ Will write upon bim
| the name OF my God and tn
name of the city of my God wh1c
! Ii new Jeru salem which cometl
down out OF heaven from III
God ard will write upon III
my new name.
To him that overcometh wlII
. grant to sit with lDe in my ihrol
! even aa also oyer"ame and al
set down with my Father in hi
throne. He'' Il Il
This you will see must y
| come in connection with tt
+ mourning of the Iews in Jerus
World's cresset., 1913-10-09
Observation-Disclosures vvvv'gVvvTyVvV%

~ w" " H. Vi l'le = Gib EolD' :
le. winch We claim that p0pery-
ism is making, and sin brjug on,
A pri@ca shall be raised 10, that
stall stand for his people, and
deliver them For il is writteD:
"oTherefore. behold ] win
allure her, and bring her into the
wilderness, and speak cOmi0G-
tab!y unto her.
And / will give her her vine
yards from thence anu the vaiteya
OF Achur tor door Of nope: anI
she shall sing there, as IL the
days Of her youth and as in the
day when she came up out OF
the land Of Egypt,
Aud it shall be at that day,
saith the Lord that thou shalt
call me Ishi; and shalt call p me.
no more Baaii." Hosea. 2.14-1G
Here we must ask our renders
! Il question And th15 is do YOU
tn0W OF &uy sect or denolnina4
tiOn, that calls God by his nalut
"Ishi," You will have to an
svcr thar Sau h,.o>g more. na.
less il = the Colong people. And
this is a fact, they d. honor God
by hts man "Ish.i" And in this
very time which God is speaking
CT, you may look tor this scrip.
ture fultiiled:
"Then shall the children Of
Judah ana the children Of Israel
I've gathered together and appoint
the mselyes one head, ano they
shall come up out OF the land for
great shall be the day Of Jezreu}. "
Hosea, Ill
Yes the IsraeliteS will come
together and appoint them one
head, for God has said to them
please read;
/ % Therefore thus saith the
Lord God unto them; Behold !
even / will Judge between THO IA,
cattle and bctWccn the lean
cattle.
/ Because ye have thrust with
side and with shoulder, and
pushed all the diseased witt
Iyour horns till We have scattered
them abroad;
! Therefore will I save .ay iiocl
and they shalt no more be a prey
and | will Judge between cattle
and cattle.
And J. will set one Shepher>
over then and he shall feed then
even my servant David he shal
feed them and he shall be thei
shepherd.
And | the Lord will be thei
God and my servant David
8 prince among them; / the Lor
have spoken it," Eek. $50 .
For God has truly said:
'And David my servant sha
de king over thela; ard they q
shaii have one shPplard; the
>..' ,e Eaik IN NV judge
, .:~.s aud .@s. - lHy statute
F. a.ft s.n.,~e'.
-4a .aov aiaH ""t in tn
, sa4@ .N@ nav. ..."' 40aoJac0
= l3s s>ry.". Etarg.. Sour latI
). .Sl. nave d. cit; and they sha
O dwell therein, ,yon they, an
their children and their c.liIt
World's cresset., 1913-10-09
Continued from last week.

Contlnued from last week.
.nls supremacy has been mar..
!fcs'ed, Recently at Washing,
,"n, haItiMor1. New York, St.
Louis and many Other places
which could be named. And
. while in our past Issue we dweIt
mostly on the present fulfill
ment. We shall give our read,
ors one more on the present time
, please read:
In that day shall there he a
Great mourning in Jerusalem, as
TIC mourning of Haoadr:mmon,
in the valley Of Mcgi0don.
And the land shall mourn,
every family apart; the family Of
the house of David apart and
their wives apart; the family of
the house Of Nathan apart and
their wives apart:
The family of the house Of
Leyi apart, and their wives apart
the family of ohimei apart and
their wives apart.
All tne families thai remain.
every fauiv apart and their
wives apar4." Zoch. 10 lila
Yes there is great mourning
going on in Jerusalem TO day
The very mourning that is
spoken OF in the scripture ABOVE
| The mourning has been going or
for over 40 years, but only IN the
last 10 years has The mode becl
as the Bible says, every family
apart and their wives apart. Al
the present, one day out of every
week the lSraeIites assemble q
round the Mosque Of Omar anc
mourn from early morn until th'
stars come up. Every family
apart and their wives apart. S.
| we cannot deny this part Of tin
scripture Of being fulfilled
And in connection with Shis W,
have a promise Of the fUiFiIlmon
Of another scripture, and it is t,
come right in connection Wit!
the above fultillment of the scrln
ture of the mourning whichs.i il
: this: :.
4 In that day there shall be
fountai opened to the house O
David and to the Inhabitants 0
Jerusalem for sin and for un
cleanness.
- "s'And it shall come TO pass i,
4 that day, saith the Lord Of host
that I will cut off the names {
the idols out of the land and the
shall no more be remembered
and also will cause the prophet
a a4d 7 IL 80 AZ =ei"i' TO pas
5 9sl". ,uc + 3.} Il .a. 10 IL
! IGt,>: i.u>,Aln ~ ,u4 hnnse (
j. David is 10 be opened during /?
u ,.lays of the mourning in Jerus
lem. The promise is for deli
erance, For it is written again
- "And ut tiat time shall MicI
q ael stand NJ, the @rca' ~ =.
e lwhic "a..N 70. The c"..c..
= '"e - ..rn.. >.- .n-rn .'...
World's cresset., 1913-10-09


;n,,iuu ot .r. -c n'Nre La
been lulHA.u in every SO called
church, Walking IN the name OF
hi, god, Tie NoMacns has Joe
Smith and HI. crned tla "4tho-
Ices ha, Ill. ro9o md lit creed
and tba M,hcr4,ac~s have their
GOD IN l." u"onH,'. and 80 on
II .3.. '. t|'uS6 ana
o,: ... d~moml1at
'ouH =" '.',' S'. "''''' - als0 ! IL
i'hc", 4. t.'' ~'-'' 1'uie VI ''i0
l0Ln''DieN1 Vi ~"2 ''''o' ~ .l'eA '
|ano'hcf P7fs 0''h@ 'u''IIl'o "A0
5Aat Is tA'@ "'' W. '''"' w".N ~
the nafnc '' ID" 1'o-" o"' N'oo 10'
ever and tor ever. 'o' Doo mas
said.
Ard caI.ed tor 3 drought up
on tine Ia ma, ana 'poH me moun-
! tiHus ana upon the corn and up
InD tuu new wire, and uDcn the
II; nnd uncD that which the
ay..Dla ltlr@@tH ,arth. and upon
turn and ,moa cattle. and upon
/ She 4bor ot Jne harcs iHog. Ill
1ro,ava Saw ,l,iS With our
o.:.,, ewes 10 Dast wear aud in
c,ro,c,;or with this Cod saws:
! .r, ,,,. ,,- .,;,h 4,,o rord of
,,z. ,n;u t,1-o +1,oo q 7ar,,h.
Ih,,>ol WV sarv,,,+ tto con IF
c,r>,,t;-, ,:.t> 49,, ..5 5,,a vii,
~,,,.. IT,, ;o.,,o.. g..
:..'o .h~o. 49,. ..;.l .Lar.a
s,.u..,1~ , 10
rr,.., Co.,. o.l
..: ~ a.
- I,an fC,.Io 7 oo,no ard + u;n
-,
World's cresset., 1913-10-09

Il one who you can depend up.
on for to Cry your Sales. He is
octh Energetic, Quick and Act.
i've in his work. and will more
han make yo1 your money,
Call on him at his home
World's cresset., 1913-10-09
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Roll OF H0NoR

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H. c. Coonco
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G. v. Edwards, Weir Kan. 81 ~
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NOTICE.

The Colony grjst mill will run
on every Saturday-and will only
grind on Saturdays.
COLONY TRU USTEEt,.
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,ivered every ore that shall be
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-18
ON THE BOTTLE

Two doctors were having holiday,
and were amusing themselves by
fishing.
They had fished for some time,
when one of the doctors lost the
sinker off his line. Being a man Of
some resource and an old fisherman,
he quickly filed bottle with water
and tied it to the end of his line in
place of the lost lead.
After a few seconds he felt a hard
bite, and, on pulling up his line, found
large fish on each of the two hooks.
= ''Hallo!" said his friend. Twins
this time, old man."
"Yes," reioined the other; "and
brought up on the bottle, tooP'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-18
WAS he TIRED?

sHHC re FlHED
Though a benevolent old gentle
and kind employer, Mr.. Jones de-
cided that, so far as his office-boy,
Alexander BALDWIN, was concerned,
the limit of his patience had been
reached.
The boy must be fired"
He had arrived a qual ,ar of an
hour late yesterday, ten minutes late
the day before, and this morning
Mr.. Jones glanced at the Office clock
the lad was already twenty minutes
overdue.
Precisely nine minutes later he en-
tered the Office in the quiet, unobtru-
sive manner of one prepared for trou-
BILE. A horrid silence ensued. Then:
"And what excuse have you got
this morning?" demanded Mr.. Jones
in the fiercest voice that he could
muster.
"The-er-ice on the pavements,
sir" stammered Master Alexander.
'It-er-every step I-er-took L
er slipped back two"
Mr.. Jones glared at the lad.
Indeed" he remarked, with calm
deiberation. "Then, pray, how did
you get here at aI?" TX
Never thought should, SIR" re-
piled the incorrigible one, suddenly
and happily inspired-"that is, till I
decided to turn back homer
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-18
NOT SECRETARY

NOT A SECRET ARY
Sam had worked on the farm for
II nine years, and until his master took
Ito poultry-farming he was quite sat
fsfed with life.
But this poultry business was bit
too much. He had to take the eggs
as they were laid and write the date
on them with an indelible pencil. And
worse than that, he had also to write
on the eggs the breed of the hen that
laid them.
f.. So one day he marched up to the
farmer
I'm about tired" said he, "and
I'm going to leave!'
The farmer was astounded.
i Surely, SAM" said he, you're
Saot going to leave me after all these
81 years?" $500.
81 yes, but l am" retorted Sam.
4 1--WE done every kind of rotten job
+ on this here farm, but I'd rather
4starve than go on being secretary to
your old hensp'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-12

stnfangeno an einem RnnYt 100 bic enb.Sinie
her Neunten Gtrui,e init Der @eit.ntnie BON Stt
Gheapiiec freu5t aestailntet Rnnff til Die it,ros
hiiIidbe GGe bon Cot 9io.. II In Reabnbp's ili,a
fernhfbeillrng, ipie etngefraaen IN RIatsgnd
8, Geife SO, Der onmtlinH Gountn, Ebto Hes
cproer'S Sfficc; bann fiihfpdrfs enfInna bet
gSeiieinie bon Oft gheapiioe, eiue Gtrede nrH
his 81 eincm Vnnft eripdbnter Riirift tn tte
GnooitsGfe bon 2oi 9n. IL in Redbobb's Hits
terubi6eilnn1: oarfn cf1tldna Der GIbapinie ron
Snf5 9in. II tliih 10 beioaer TeGbcoh's usl.erz
abtbeiluna cine Grede BON ieh3ia (604 SuB
bic 81 eirlem Runfi; hair eritinns Der GStsqinie
bon ySc't 9bcnrtine ere Sire6e bon Srueihun'
bert unh fecbsuuofiinisa t256) fTnb bis 6u els
nsm , 8unii; Salin eufinne Der siih'pinie nrn
III steitute SiraBe. enc gtrede bon fefn3ta
t60l Suk bis snng Mnfapeeprnft, elnfbftcbenn
aIeS BON Sete 1urlmcrirt s. 2, 10 nnb II ron
aenGniitcr 9Seabonbs Ilnternbt6eilunn (SSie
ein bier 6eGefiiater 0Ion 5eiat3
eeftior 9 2ah Der GiabtsgoI!citor fei unS
nerlelbe lit berhurcn bebcIIm1fhtint tno af,ecs
h,eien, ii6 an Gericht bon fcrpetenter Suriss
oitftoH 5n tneHoen, Inn cine Surn ,ifafunlen'
5nieuen, freichc cine 1lrterfnduHe fibreu nuo
bic 9eraiituue felfteIen fon fpeIhe fir be.
'dates @teenibum sn besnben IN.
tiir bcinste Ippropriatior bon Der stabt 0ins
einndii besablt freroen folen ans bem Cribs
bon 9onoS. fpeIdhe bon Der Stabt fit foIhen
3iped altsgeaeben ipeyber ipuen.
Geftion 4. Eab biefe Srhinans IN ardft
frcten mn giItiafeit boben 'pu bon uno nah
oelH triibeiien bonn 8efete erIauAen 2eitpnnfte
oil.
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9. g. mlartfr n.
StcIfnertretenoer Rrdftoent bes gtasirotbs
geeiauhiat: artbrr Gsph, gIerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-12

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@tahIiruna he5 8rabeS bon Rnfh @oenne
bon Clifton 9lpenue Biz su einem 8uuft 535
SUIT neitft6.
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Cincinnati. Staat Gbio. Dat; Der grrb%Srab
bon 9lnfb anenue, bon Clifton stbenue 5ts gu
einem 8unii 535 Sub fpeitliob. ie nnb oericI6e
III bterrrit efn6Iirt pie foIgt rdmIif: aufans
acno an Der strelBuug Der fiibIihen Guro4Quie
bon Rafb Ioenue uHo Der speitIiden gur6.erie
bon Slifon @penue. in oer Sobe ben fehsbuns
bert stpeiunooier8io uHo bretnnba6tSie 3u1s
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ron fetsbrHoert fie6enunober6tg uuo dttt5ehn
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b01 iSnS, b,S sur pobe bon feh5bunbert fetbss
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sebn 5uubertfteI t64416) ssus.
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f0u fein berfeI6e. nit Der folaeHoeH ausna5ue:
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1918
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-12

- inc Srbinaus. 9o 653s1913 - Sur
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fentIiden @ebran6 sur Grpeiterurs bon ct
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Stabt Cincinnati Stdat Ohio:
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Der Heiolutior beg Snbfratbs Dafiirt ON fHfs
ten Taae i'm MuaiIt 1913. erildreno bic abiiht
eer glppropriattcn beg folgeno heidriebeHeu gts
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-12

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