davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-06-07
Splendid Showing of
Fine New Rugs

Just the pick OF the product OF Alex
Smith and Sons factory. Boush t at
their recent Rug and Carpet Sale in New
York City Not one of inferior quality
or mis-matched patterns in the lot
ADMINISTER RUGS, ORIENTAL
AND FLORAL DESIGNS.
II it. by IS t. Rugs. ...... .S3S 90 each
II it. by 10 it 6 in. Rugs. .. $4,000 each
IL it. 3 in. by II it. Rug. s$3I.25 each
9 it. by IS it. Rugs $50. $500 each
9 it. by II it. Rugs
$500, $4,000, 1900, $1,000 each
9 it. by 9 it. Rugs ....... $1,000 each
it, 3 in. by 10 it. in. Rugs
.... ..... $1,000 and $4,000 each
7 it. 6 in. by 9 it. Rugs ..$I7.25 each
8 it. 9 it. Rugs .........$I5. 500 each
it. e in. by 9 it. 6 in Rugs. S 800 each
Smaller sizes priced proportionately.
HIGH GRADE VELVET RUGS.
Very serviceable, rich furnishing Rugs
decidedly attractive patterns.
9 it. by II t sizes. $40, S23, $50 each
7 it. 8 in. by 9 it sizes 81 500 each
it. by 9 it. sizes $1,000 each
4 It. 8 in. by it. in. sizes. S 500 each
p in by "a in. sizes .....S 200 each
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS.
Beautiful designs in floral, oriental
and allover patterns.
IL it. by IS it. sizes .....: $500 each
10 it. 8 in. by - it. 8 i'll sizes $50 each
it. by II it. sizes .Sl2.5o, SIS, SI7,
1875, $50 each.
it's in by 10 it.sizes ,ST3 & SIS each
! it. o in. by 9 it, sizes $50 & SI2 each
it. by 9 it. sizes ........S 800 each
Fourth Floor-Use Elevator.
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9ns Qebrnsfa Gitn.

SRI. Strice aaDibfu Fat lid
in einem omaha SoipitoI elmer
auganoperation unter3ie6en miliien
gas lunge Nabden lit ifon Iangt
3eit al ben augen. 8on i5rer
bielen 5reunoen miro iAr oufrih.
tight balOiae geiierung getuiinift
Die bon Or. SO. 6. aoier
berausgegebenen Bulletins Der &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. enthaIten mnnfer
MISREPRESENTATION 8inf CUR Gr.
haltung Der 8eiunobeit. Wit ge.
dtg auf 2ltu9enent3iinorng iaat Or.
aoier: uSaltet nift faItes @etter,
naiic aleioer, faIte 5iiBe barantport-
ltd. 9ieie 3inge ieben MIR Die
8ioerItaltosfraft 6ernb, iooaB Der
ga5ials 9iinitigen go6en finbst.
Sungenent8iin0ung lit cine ante.
fenoe aranfbeit, beruriodt ourd,
ihlefte 2uft 10 idled]te aorpers
pflege.
Mapor Souiton beablidtigt
oieies 5ribiabr feiae @abl ein3it.
berufeil, ouBer Selnano tritt alg
fir 9litaIieo Der grsie.
hnngsbeboroe olif. 9ie 5ltriidtr,ten.
ben MitaIieber Der 8e6oroe baden
ilfl bereit erfIdrt, i6r anlt Bis sltr
m 1914 5a baItcn.
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lie are~ibrisltommiIhou.

Die @enmten Der 5reibrieitommii,
ton. Vrdiioent gietor Aoiauaier
gi8e.B rdiioent SoIobtdiner nno &c.
tretdr norrisan erifienen @ontap
Dor Dem Vlenarfonlite Oes Staot,
rntbS nit Dem GriudletL @elDer fin
bic notbipsnOiaen Ausaabcn Der
%aommiiiion brim Gntpnrf oes neiier
ita0tiifen 5rribrieies at betuiaiaen.
Ter Staotratb trnf feline entihsi.
euna, nber man iii aIgemrin odfir,
oab cine Summe BON $1,000 iiir ben
8iped bciieite geictt per6e. Die
Mitglirner Der a~ommiIiion crbaItcn
tein BebnIt, aber Der Sefret1r be.
tommt cine entiddoialma. Gr bat
bic Brototole ~ iilbren uuo Stem.
Iidle Shreiberrirn 81 b%eiorgen. Die
aoumiiiion miro and einen Steno.
arapGen bnben. Der iogIeid ale Dor.
idIaae fir nno geatn eiuell @unft
fes 5reibrietes nieoerifrcibt.
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44o ader fultipiertes SarmlanS

biaig 81 pcrfaitien ODER 81 perpaf
ten, nit gutcn @ebduoen, 1875 ader
fuItioirt, 95 9(fer Sculano, aacs
chen, 100 afer 8eioelano, allies
einge3dmnt, beItes iIieBenoes uio
gruntanpaiier. Dies lit cine Ser
proouftibiten mo biaieIten 5armpn
i'm nor0oitliden g~tebrasfa. Die
Ie~btidbrige &ente brofte ii6er 1000
8uidel aorn. $4,000 gaar3abIuno,
oaS llebrisc ie nod @unif. Sn
etli6en Sabran ba6t Shr Die 5arm
aus ben grtrdgen be3obIt ulo ali.
Ber6em miro bas 2ano Bis oabin
rem ooppeIten 8ertb beiisen uie
heute. Sd miiB ipegat arnnfbeit
Derfauien uno tpcrlt i'd nidt iogleih
berfaufen foull 10 berrente i'd on
einer glten Manu. gerlonge aud
sinen gitten auedt. lin peitere
altsfunit ifreibe man al 6. 8ett.
laticr, Golite /, 0'Neia, Reb.
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SaosCmnba.

Ger iriite Sroen aucient 0r6er
OF @iberians belt @Ontag a6enS
i'm auditorium Der 6otIfuIe 6us
25. Sabresfeit ob. Die 6aier BE-.
gam NIT elmer &ora0e BON Der SaQr
liof Der Ct agnes Stride, 100 go,
Ter aberne cine RreOigt belt. slm
abeno belt artbur s. Mluaen bon
omaha Die 5eitre0e. Ger Reoner
CAB Der Soffnmg ausorud, oaB
SrIato baIO cine ieIbititan0ige Re.
gieruttg baden tperoe.
g. z. @robom bon erosion, Ieb.,
rcrfaufte cine GurIaoung s~ueiidbriae
Sellers an ReIion Morrig & So.
fir $50 pro 100 4funo. gbil
Moit BON 2aurel, 9eb., b~crfaufte
cine 2noung fir Ss.75 Der 100.
sfunO. Die greiie iiuo Ole B6diten
Il erreidten.
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unfer Botfdbafter ii Nerfko.

~11nir Bodfhofer IN Nrrto, 3urrp Zane ABiIon, bat oRi Sabre
bfnoirt enc idDere gernfnorIb1fet getragen uo iene ftneren
piIdie1 mt aiugbet uno 5dorffnn erfaut 80 uno tan godfoIaes
mlrne infanbe idu, iene arbehen IN ben iesgea mirren oufaunebmen
m0 ibren GrorOsrnlHen II cut no4snfonmen nie err aHo Ieitortfet
eme geau gon1 8eItung, Die III ben Iesten Mohen fd ooroui nerIegt
Sat- 0ns Beb0Ern nnYeres 8oH9nfhrs IN gaerfo nnouprefen.
o. if nnllhd nidt mi grlnGten au erDdrten, ooB bic neue aomi.
narntDr, iasejonoere uner GtoGsiefretdr, our6 ioIde gebnuptangen,
mondd EN- 5ndar iofher geeirr or Diplomatic, mir uier iesiger Bot
itdHr IN 11suho, I'M gan5en QdnOe Hidt nietr eefunOen neroen f0nne,
bi Sci BartrIung Der Edhstet bdes Mnans fH ireeuouie beeinfIuf.
len Ianen iDerSe. SiherIids 70 i0st bic =. .. staas.8ts, bebarf Is
undfrdoIi1 emer anfHdrung, Deshob lnkr 8ofhofter oi eiun1nI Die
@dupenfung gegrn bic fonfHhtionene Mcgieung In Merno pouapg 1fo
plei4 nod ausbruh Der ReDoLrOn R6 0af 5ehs Der 9ebsGm [ieute lno
atqeniber oen Mdnnsrn, Die fit Bic fhdn6Iiden BIutnRn an ben wo
6eros uuo iEren anbGngern bernnhuoriid udren, cine a~rn1nb}Hnf
b~efnnoete, ais ID Die gnnae 9eD0Inernng Der gereinigten gtonten ibe
gRorbtairn biHige un0 fb eie Ebre 0ormis made, NIT linen perfebren All
bnrian 2dc 8oInif meier 8urafboItuns, bic bon Der standardization
qnt beioIst uoroen III, ionie ndturIih and BON Der neuen COMMUNICATION
f~abe1oIteu tperoeu, nber iue bic gerbdItnife Ireen, fbent eie QIorIe.
nunq bs BerbaIens nneres Botidnfters IN gQeufO bringid geboten.
&oufe 51 babel ergeben, oB 6ns 4nfeben Der Nereinigtrn Gtnnten uno
~ mfe gm1 unierer yeginuno enen MedfI os rnHdn eideinen
1o{rn. - fam a. natirIiH dis a~usgehIoHen geen, 6uB bic meme a1mi.
HifrofiSn fb ourh pIlnpe gutfs ne ben obien in ibren Gnti1IuTs
krirrrn Idifen monte, 1oIten MGiel Ua ~ponaehen.
b Il III 1t observation-disclosures t1Menornol gengt tporoen,
~ &srff aouayf .beoatet. aampf, BEL Dem oe 6rauenpir6e oft IN
a1.,brit foumuen mld1e. ghn oos III MoHdngtou fd ~baDabrbcitet
mn b6tt erB0unt and iubiGniszt,
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Grite beitidle Ertsbpttriide Stride.
20. NIB Sprnee Straheu.

Ntr lo0en nniere oeitiden San6s.
lelitc irermbIihit elm unierm got.
tesoienit am G~bnrireitas, a6enos s
llhr b~eisntuobnen. Gbcnfnas aud
Der 6eier Der Capitalization oes bon
Der @eneinbe beruienen greoiaers,
itdttftuoenb atn Siterionntog INN u
II llbr @ormittass. Tic ioIgenbcn
Vreoiger tueroen iid on Der 1rier
eieier Snitalotion betbeiligen: pa.
loren =. q. SdDars, n. e. 2eb.
mann, .. g. Senfins @. Q. uuo
Sos. 5. 2nmpe .. . gm Otter
icnntog.abeno finSet Gin Siteraot.
tesoienIt Der SupenS itott. Gin Scr
8eier entiprehenoes groeromm fpir6
ron Der Suacro seIiefcrt tperoen.
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Warftberidlt.
Gl6.Sntaho. is

Siib.0 maba is. Mdrs.
&inoDieb-3ufubr 400; @arf
fInu bis feit.
@lite bis bette $S.25-s.75.
RitteImdBige bis cute $500
1926.
@ep0bnIide bis mitteImdbig,
S7.40-S.00.
aiihe ltnb Sellers, felt.
@nte bis bette Sellers, $500
500.
@ute bis bette aiibe $s.75-
7.40.
MittaImaBige bis CUTE aiibe
$5.75-6.75.
@~rp0bnIide bis mittcImdBiae.
S4.00-5.75.
Stoders unb 5eebers, itorf.
gute big bette S7.50-8.f5.
9iitteImdBige Bis bette $3.50
$50.
@eipo6n[ide bis mitteImaBige,
S6.25-6.S0.
Stof Sellers $5.00-7.00.
aalber $S.25-9.25.
8uaen $5.75-7.25.
Sfpeine-3ufithr 10000; D1arft
Sc boher. 3urfifnittspreis $50
Bis 8.75; b0diter greis 1886.
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000; Marft
flnu bis feit.
8iooer, quite Bis bette $3.50
$500.
Sdbrlin9e $7.50-7.85.
2dmmer $S.35-S.S5.
gtutteridaie $6.25-6.50e
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auu;rrtc in ben garfs.

&Sie bereitS aSneInet. bat 81;
Observation-Disclosures $1,000 bel
%aeiteuert. oainit oieien CONNER il
cen ofientlidI5n Eorfs Sfon3erte ab.
sebnlten tperorn t6nnen. Die Conn
tagsfon5erte peroen a~bnedIieIno In
Rioerpielp, SonscomL Miaer mt
elmpooo Qart itattfinocn. 0it
aon5erte mdbreuo Der ISOLDE tucr.
cen mad Qnrftommiii1r SnmmeI's
a~norouuns in ben fIainereu garfs
nbgebalten tperoen.
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stnbt ipl nnsitearn.

Gin aomite Ses @omun's GIul
Fat ben StaOtrntb eriudt, oab iid
ete Staot all Der Omaha @ausbaI.
turgsausitelllng betbeiligen m6ae.
Gie Stnotpdter limo iit nibt gan5
flar, mas Tie ousiteaen fonntrn, Inn
Die Seilte nit Dem Nefauismus Der
ii1otiihen gerfuoItmlg befannt 81
MAIDEN, aber ie poQen ibr beites
periuhen.
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Sins Dem etnntr.

5remont. 5. 9. Sbriucr, eir
Gionier BON Dodge Gountp, unb sc
Sabre alt, itanb p1brenb Seo Gadli
out Inn oos 5eniter 3u id,Iirbcn
Ger 8reis fieI bin mo mar nifi
fabig, iih ipieoer 5u erbeben. @an
fan0 ibn ON n1titen Moraeu be.
puBtIos. er lit an Der Grihcpfuna
gcitorben. Gr mar elm geteran oes
girgerfrieges.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18

9aS britifds garl1neut lit 81 Ct.
ner nclien Chung einbsrufen NOR.
cen, nm bic iriife Someruleg Dor.
Iaae iiber Dos 9eto oes g~berbanIss
tiniuea on5unebmen. @dbrenooem
miro bon SrI1nberu Die IN oen Der.
Stantsn anidiiig iiuO, bic @orlaqe
ais Gin GROCER getrua be8eifuct.
es aiebt nIio bier SrI1noer, bic
iriifer iino, OILS bic Siren in SrInn0.
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anasbste fir ans. ansrIisisrnnatn

Der SnOianerfommiiI1r Charles
3. @onfe bat anacbcte fHr Dor.
rattle fir oos Snoianer @aaren.
boilb olsaeIhrieben. Gs lauFcn bon
800 bis 800 aneeboie bon Girmcn
aug benz gaii5en 2onbe Gin. Gle
ann5en aontrnfte iperben iid auf
iiber $f.000,000 ite1en. GIN 81.
NarS iuerocn aneebotc fir aobIen
entgeaen gefiommen.
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1e ameriianiIde ssirtb N

III aiiltfttaniIdlt NIrtb III ID
Oaran peip0bni. inbrdus. inbrsiu fiji
irarnO ielnnn0 VriiseIfnnbe Sl fem.
obrr bic Retp yOrter @irtbe be,
tcmmcfi rs gegsnpdrtig bon Jiuci
Seitcn: BON Der Yoli5ei nilf Der eli.
men iulb bon ben yoIitifern auf Der
nnocrrL nno 0as lii msbr, nls aud
Der liarffte priigeIfuabe p~ertrngen
fam.
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garserpapiere.
Naturalization.

8hrserpapiere. Naturalization.
9apiere Oorbereitet, ein0ereidt,
lnlo ipa5iele auFmerfinmfeit 3daen
I'M @eridt eegeben.
Office often 9indpt rno Gag, i'm
3lmmer IA I'M B~atterion gIod,
Ode bon II. uno 5arnom GtraBe.
s. 6. Meomouo.
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ard)iteft aimbaa Ieitet ben
6otel6an.

Dait ben glanen bes St,000,OOC
&otelbaues, Ode IS. ino Golialos
strdBe, lit Der arditeft 9bomns n.
4imbaa betrout fporoan. Gas &c
tnuoe ion am /. September 1914
iertig iein. Die Soften tueroen iidI
1uf iiber 100000 itellsn, mas mii
Gem 6runoitiif bic Gitmme olti
$4,000 brif9t. angebote fir
bic Miisif]nftungsorbeiten tperoen
big sum rs. Mdrs entgasengenom.
men.
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9emtiGe @aIenoer

iesliAen Characters, bumoriihider
uno erniter Ratur, Oeutihe Bidder
unb 3eitidriften, oeutfde Gid
inunidfarten fir one Geleaenbeiten
bel Stuart & Reaelup, 100 iiiol.
Iide 10. StraBe. Omaha. Mebr.
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Emaba getreioe. Narft.

7. Omaha, is. Mdr5.
Starter 8eisen-
Qr. 2, 8th-S2Hc.
CIR. 3, S1-82c.
9r. A, T-8oRc.
5riibiabrs @ei5en-
Sir. 3, 801a--Stc.
Rr. A, 79-S0c.
Guram @9i3en-
9r. 2, 84-s6c.
Nr. 3, $3.50.
8eiBes aorn-
gar. 2, 47A-dsc.
Gr. 3, 47A--47Kc.
9er. 4, 46-46Re.
Color Corn
Sir. 8, 46h--4ea4e,
@elbes Sort
CIR. 2, 46h-47c.
Gr. 3, 46-46hc.
Gr. a, 45-4519c.
aorn- IN
Gar. 9, Acc.
Rr. 3, 45A-46c.
Nr. A. 44A--45Ac.
8eiBer Snfer-
SIR. 2. 31A-32c
Stanoaro Safer 3115c.
Or. 3, 31-3fAr.
Rr. 4, 30lA--3oMc.
MaI5gerite 55--60c.
5~ntterserite Qr. 1, 4t--43c
Noasen--
gr. 2, 53h-54c
Nr. 8, 53-53Hc.
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E(aIItbirte AHeigeh
%eOIanat: Suites Mabdm iiir an.

genieine Saitsarbcit; orei IN ga.
Mile. alstnes Snus uabe sod.
idIule. Better 2obn. 2517 Capitol
anenlIe. M20
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aIe GOrten 8nrit iperoen taalid
IN nnierem geiddft gerlod,t.
8riidje nto fonferpirte Glriidiortrit
icrpie clisldnoiIfe limb beimiihc
DelifnteiieM aud5 friide Semitic
~jeoer5eit borrdtbig.- dnnuber &
Soffntnn, 408 n0roI. 16. Gtroke.
Hbone Douglas 1920.
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Sine inteaigcnte Sentide Dame, ant,

olhe thlthlBtHIe ocuflde game, nitfe
GodJin, perfeft in Tiono iftb sc.
lang, iuiinidlt cine SteLIuna ais
8%ausb0lterin bel einem aIIcinitebpn.
ZEN Serru. Man aoreiiire: 9. s.,
omaha 9ribiine.
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@erlamst - Gin inlibcres iluidcs
Mdodysn als Stiibe Scr cans.
FRAT BET 8reo gonneB. 1921 iiio.
life 25. Ctr. geIepbon 3oualas
1891.
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Oftrn
birb bali liter iein

MesbaIb Elm itcitcs aleio fiir Oitcrr
faufan, tpettrt 8. 6. @ooo & 60,
Giier oltes 10 gllt reinigen fornen,
ais Oh eS nett Eel.
GIN Stiif Gleio 1926 Bis $f.75,
fantp aIeioer 50 Bis So.
@eidneioerts an5ige $1.75. Mir
leinisen aIIes.
8. 6. Nosb & So.
Neiriger llo G1rber.
1921 @oipuro GtrGBe. 9eI. Doug.
1919; srIo. A.2235.
liner Magen miro poriabren.
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Srgeuo cine art bon aIei.,.
6anoelgeiddit beiorgt ooar perfanit.
aennebed So, 505 See Geb1uoe.
omaha, Re6. III
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Die 2eitte, Bic niemars Belt bo.
Den, tbiin an iuenigiten.
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Gnaliidler llnterridlt.

Gciitide peroeu in enaIiffcr
aonperiation uno 8rannatif pom
cinem beltidiprefenocn 2ebrcr qe.
gen gerinse Soften unterridtet.
Ron ooreiiire: pgngIiib", Omaha
9ribiine. W.28
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18

Sans 81 Derfanfen-Gin Mohnbaus
NIT 9 3immerrL SeibpaIlerbei.
6itng, @as utto elsftrildes 2idt.
mooerne g~inrid)tltng, biIig 5u Der.
fanfen beim gigentbiimer, 1916
Martba 5traBe, Omaha.
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fanfen 100 alder

5000 fanieR 160 Nder ieincs
5nrntlaio IN 2ineoln golntp,
COLORADO. @ertb $2700. ge6in.
outgen: Die Sdlite badr, ntlo Sell
gieit at 6 gro5ent 3inien aft lanas
8eit. s. q. {. D. Gmnba Iribiine.
Omaha, Mcb. III
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-10

ton was expressed and the belief was
voiced that the unemployed might be
used in road construction which auto
mobile travel is making daily OF great.
er Importance. Legislation to that end
was urged.
Because Of the international and
worldwide trend in the organization
of labor, the report stated the Fedora
ton was heartily in sympathy with
movements to bring about lasting in
ternational peace.
Labor organizations the world
over" says the report, have commit
ted themselves to the policy of inter-
national peace-peace with honor and
justice in international politics as well
as industry. All national, economic
and political issues are infected with
world interest"
In conclusion the report urged the
delegates to give earnest considera-
ton to the recommendation made for
remedial legislation, among others: An
eight-hour work day, injunction limi-
tation, seamens legislation, working
mems compensation, Federal Bureau
of Health, safety appliances, arbitra-
ton and automatic stop systems on
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With travelling cities, such as the
Gentry Brothers all new feature shows
are, there is an army of employees, OF
whom the public sees nothing. These
employees are entrusted with the hotel
work that is incumbent upon an insti-
tuition like the big Gentry shows.
Cooks, walters and hotel car port
ers are conspicuous about the show
solely because of their absence from
view. While the multitudes, that at
tend the worlds most classy animal
exhibition, are marveling at its won.
ders, this corps of invisible, but never
theless valuable assistants, Is busy
making up the beds In the Pullman
train used by Gentry Brothers. or they
are busy preparing the meals for
scores of other employees who come in
closer touch with the public.
About the only thing common to
the Broadway hotel that cannot be
found with Gentry Brothers all new
feature shows is the telephone. This
adjunct, however, is necessary. Every
employee in the big institution knows
his place and his duties. Hence con-
versations during the day are not
needed.
With the arrival of Gentry Brothers
shows in this city Wednesday, Novem-
Der 10, the hundreds who toll in the
cause of amusement will awake to
find waiting them hearty breakfast
of the best the market affords. Then
the army will journey on its way to
the show grounds. A distinctive fea-
ture of Gentry Brothers commissary
department isl the fact that it buys
as largely asl possible on local mar
kets. -.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-10
NOTICE TO SCHOOLS

At the session of the County Teach
ers Institute held in this city, the
teachers voted that Brazos County
would join the State Athletic, Debat-
ing and Defamation Association.
Brandon Trussell was elected director
general; w. L. Powers, athletic direc-
tor and Miss Grace Morgan, director
of debate and defamation. The Eagle
is requested to state that all schools
of the county wishing to enroll in the
association, will send one dollar en-
rollment fee to either of the above
named officers, so the name of the
school can be sent to the state direc-
tor and placed on the list for free lit
erature. The schools are urged not to
delay, but to act at once.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-10
DRAGGING THE STREETS.

The city street force is out today
dragging the streets with the split
log drags. This certainly does inn
prove the streets. besides adding ma
terially to the looks Of them. 1t should
be kept up regularly, that is, at least
once a week.-Mineral Wells Index.
The Eagle will be glad when Bryan
will be able to drag the streets. Those
that have been graded could be put in
excellent condition with a few swipes
of aplit log drag.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-27
W oman Tolls at
Tub to be Able
to be Near Son

Here is a woman to whom a
monument might well be erected.
She is a washerwoman and proud
of it. She is striving to make a
good and intelligent man of her
son. To that end she has chosen
to follow this profession. Why?
Because she can remain at home
look after her household-and SUI
pervise the up-bringing of that
boy-who is dearer to her than
life itself.
She tells the reasons for doing
this work. Il am from a family
that could afford only an ordi-
nary education. l married a
man who is in ill health. We
have a son who needs an educa-
ton, SO that his life will be east
er than that of his parents. l am
young and strong, and feel that
it is my duty to lend my hus-
band a helping hand while l can.
In that way we can save a little
for our later years. Through
this work l make a reasonable
salary, but best of all l can man
age my own household, and can
be with my son when he is home
from school and needs me-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-27
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP
IS EASILY MADE AT HOME
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
Money Refunded If 1t Fails.

This recipe makes a pint of cough
syrup, and saves you about $500 as
compared with ordinary cough rem
edies. 1t stops obstinate coughs
even whooping cough-in q hurry
and is splendid for sore lungs
throat troubles.
Mix one pint of graduated sugar
with II pint of warm water, and
stir for minutes. Put 2k ounces
of Pinex (fifty cents worth) in a
pint bottle, and add the Sugar
Syrup. Take teaspoonful every
one, two or three hours. Tastes
This takes right hold of a cough
and gives almost instant relief. 1t
stimulates the appetite, and is
slightly laxative-both excellent
features.
Pinex, as perhaps you know, is
the most valuable concentrated
compound of Norway white pine
natural healing pine elements
No other preparation will do the
work of Pinex in this recipe, al
though strained honey can be used
instead of the sugar syrup, II de-
sired.
United States and Canada now use
this Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe.
This plan has often been Initiated,
but the old successful formula has
never been equaled. Its low cost
and quick results have made 1t i'm
mensely popular.
A guaranty of absolute satisfac-
ton, or money promptly refunded,
goes with this recipe. Your drug
gist has Pinex, or will get 1t for
you. II not, send to The Pinex Co.,
Fit. Wayne, Ind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-27
CONVICT SINGS
FOR PICTURE
EXHIBIT

K. G. Beaten, who controls for
the Clemmer Co., Inc, the exhibit
ton rights in the state of Wash
ington for the big Kalem biblical
feature, From the Manger to
the Cross" which will be at the
Tacoma theater Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday of
next week, is in Tacoma today
from Walla Walla, where the
picture was shown last Saturday
afternoon to $50 convicts of the
state penitentiary.
We saved a day after the reg
ular engagement in Walla Walla, {"
said Mr.. Beaton, "and took the
pictures to the new chapel build
ing at the state institution. One
of the finest baritones l ever
heard, a man serving a third
term for forgery, sang the Incl
dental music. 1t was a most inn
pressive incident in the life with
in the prison walls. OF the men
who viewed the pictures 6S were
life prisoners and upwards of 900
had never before witnessed a
moving picture"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-27
VITAL STATISTICS

Died.
Mcconnell, Ethel Irene Infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. +. L.
Mcconnell, 260S East N ST. Fun
eral held this morning from the
residence, Rev. +. l.. Moore Of
floating. Interment in Tacoma
cemetery.
LOmbardi, Clara-Aged u. Surviv-
ed by her husband and infant
child, her parents, six brothers
and three sisters. Remains sent
to Ravensdale for interment.
SapOnaro, Sam-Aged So Remains
removed to C. c. Mellinger's.
Kane, John D.-Aged 49,. Survived
by a widow. Remains taken to
Mellinger's pending funeral ar
rangements.
Coleman, Mrs. Mabei-Died Sunday
at Colorado Springs, Col. Sur
vived by husband, parents, one
sister and one brother Remains
will be brought to Tacoma.
Prymc, William-Infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Pryme, Sol No.
Carr st. Funeral held this morn
ing from Hoska- Buckley X ing s
1nterment, lakewood cemetery.
Funerals
Lee, Gertrude-Funeral held this
afternoon from c. c. Mellinger's,
Rev. w. A. Moore officiating. In
terment in Tacoma cemetery.
buchanan, James Funeral held
this afternoon from Hoska- Buck
ley-KinE's chapel.