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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
The OLD Bedlam.

Bethlehem pronounced Bedlam). the
London lunatic asylum, was originally
founded In 1247 as priory, but is
spoken of as a hospital for lunatics In
1472 and when the church was de-
spoiled it was granted to the city OF
London as such an asylum. At one
time the wretched inmates were exhib-
tied to the public like so many wild
beasts, as Pepys notes in his diary and
Hogarth shows in one Of his sketches.
Patients that were harmless or half
cured were given badges and released
to beg on the streets. Edgar in king
Lear impersonates one Of these wan
daring Tom-o' -Radlams
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
THE FLYS BALANCERS.
Without These Organs the Insect
Would Tumble to the Ground.

Would Tumble to the Ground.
The insects of the Diptera order, to
which the common housefy belongs,
have. as a rule. one pair of wings and
rudlmentary remnants of another pair
in the form of club shaped organ on
either side of the thorax behind the
wings. These organs are called bal
ancers" and, as experiments have
shown. are indispensable In the main
tenance of equilibrium.
A fly from which they have been re-
moved cannot direct its flight, and If
1t tries to fly from the edge Of table
will Immediately take a downward
course, dropping to the floor on Its
head about three feet away and falling
over on its back. Similarly, II 1t tries
to fly from the floor after succeeding
in getting on its feet again 1t will rise
in the air two or three inches and then
again tumble, striking its head and
turning over on its back as before, but
only about four inches from its start
ing point Horizontal and ascending
flight becomes absolutely impossible.
The similarity between these artifi-
cially produced insect mishaps and
many an aeroplane accident is striking.
and a study of why the removal of the
fy's balancers causes 1t to upset may
60 long way toward solving the prob
lem in aeroplane construction.-West.
minister Gazette
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
Gural Nrms

A. Weiner is visiting in Fort Worth.
Miss Ida Martin wen to Millican
yesterday.
NJ. B. Casters was in town today
from Kurten.
Mrs. J. T. Hines returned yesterday
from visit to Dallas.
See our line of Quick Meal gasoline
stoves. Cole Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hunter went TO
Houston yesterday to spend a few
days.
w. S. Grice went to Houston yester-
day, to be gone several days, on bust.
ness
Mrs ]. T. Hanway left for Denton
yesterday to visit her brother, A. L..
Banks.
Save time and worry by using our
Quick Meal gasoline stoves. Cole
Hardware Co.
Mrs s. ]. Bond returned yesterday
from a visit of several days duration
at Cawthon.
Mrs. G. b. Clayton OF Galveston ar
rived yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Buckhaults.
William Hudspeth returned yester-
day from Houston, where he served
on the Federal grand jury the past
week
During the hot summer months you
will appreciate our Quick Meal gasoline
stove. Call and see them. Cole Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. L. A. Bethea OF Livingston ar
rived yesterday afternoon rs visit her
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar
Bethea.
Mrs. II. f. Poverty returned yester-
day afternoon from Hearne, where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Scott Barnett
Mrs. b. +. Rue and children, Man
dell and Minnctte, left yesterday to
visit in Fort Worth Denton and other
points in North Texas.
NJ. II. Moore, travelling representa-
tive of the Galveston News, is in the
city and paid The Eagle a pleasant
call. Mr. Moore has been with this
popular daily for number of years
and is no stranger to the readers of
Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
REFUSED TO LAUGH.
A Joke on Himself That Mark Twain
Failed to Enjoy.


When Mark Twain was a resident
of Hartford, Conn, he once called at
the Office Of DR. Swan. a local special
lat of considerable repute. to consult
him regarding trivial ailment
The physician was inclined to be
rather arbitrary In his charges. was
very independent and disliked exceed
ingly to be consulted In regard to mi
nor ailments. In this instance he
named a fee for his services that the
economically minded Clemens thought
excessive.
After little argument Mr.. Clemens
declared that he would not pay any
such price as the physician asked. and
rose to leave. Just as he turned his
back on DIR. Swan a voice said dis
tinctly:
go along home, you old fool, your
Instantly Mark Twain wheeled
around, angry through and through.
Whats that, sir" he roared at the
doctor. whats that you sayr'
With smile that was cloying In Its
sweetness Dr. Swan pointed to cage
in the corner where his parrot was
swinging and cbuckling with birdish
glee, and explained:
THAT is the gentleman who spoke to
you, sir" Somehow the explanation
did not seem to reduce Mr.. Clemens
anger very much. and he never entire
ly believed in DR.. Swans innocence
New York American.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
LOTS FOR SALE.

The Caldwell addition in the eastern
part OF town is now on the market. A
50-foot street has been opened from
J. NJ. Caldwells residence to Me-
chanic street, along the north line of
the addition. The lots are all large,
and the prices will compare favorably
with prices that can be obtained on
vacant property in Bryan. Terms to
suit purchaser. Apply to
J. w. BATS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
DOING SAME THING OVER AGAIN

have assumed full control of all
Singer Sewing Machine Company bus
mess in Bryan and adjacent territory
and will, as in the past, pursue the
same honest, honorable and liberal
business policy that has always been
my custom. Phone ACT.
T. A. SATTERW WHITE
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel Bryan.

Hotel Bryan.
s. A. Duncan, Waco.
A. l.. Terrell, Fort Worth.
o. l.. Bateman, Palacios.
John c. Wylie, Dallas.
w. c. Gibson, st. Joseph, Mo.
j. +. Dodd, Houston.
G.. T. Thaxton, st. Louis.
John l.. Able and wife, Houston.
F. NJ. Solomon, Chicago.
w. H. Flanagan, Dallas.
w. +. Nolan, Dallas.
Mrs. ID. T. Taylor, Danbury.
w. II. Thomas, Waco.
w. II. Prentice, st. Louis.
d. B. Todd, Amarillo.
r. Z. Upchurch, Bedias.
L. C. David. Houston.
NJ. l.. Wolfe, Houston.
II. A. Cline, Wharton.
l.. 4. David, Houston.
Mrs. F. A. Taylor, Sealy.
Sam Smith, Dallas.
G. |. Jones. Louisville.
j. C. Clarke, Florida.
w. l.. Denton, New Orleans.
Il. f. Miller, Louisville, Ky.
J. f. Case, Jennings, La.
Otto j. Kraemer, Austin.
w. C. Lovelace, Mumford.
w. L. Houston, bonneville.
P. II. Scott, San Antonio.
G.. d. Broyles, Palestine.
F. W. Britten, New York.
r. II. Davis, Palestine,
s. II. Williams, Navasota.
w. d. Williams, Hot Springs.
Z. G. Northam, New Orleans.
r. l.. Mackie, New Orleans.
L. p. Taylor, Waller.
f. H. Pettus, Chicago.
A. G.. Baker, Dallas.
w. G. McGarr, Galveston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
D. |. LUSK ANNOUNCES

The announcement of Mr.. o. l..
Lusk as a candidate for the position
of City Marshal of the city of Bryan
at the forthcoming city election, April
/, 1913, appears in the announcement
column OF The Eagle today. Mr.. Lusk
Is now rendering efficient services as
Deputy City Marshal, a position he has
held since last August. He is a capa-
BILE, fearless officer in the discharge
of his duties. He has been a resident
of this city for four years, and is well
and favorably known to the voters Of
Bryan. His experience in police work
has been extensive, he having served
as an officer in Oklahoma City, and
latterly in the city of Houston, under
former Chief of Police Voss. Mr.. Lusk
seeks the Office on his qualifications
and, If elected, assures the people that
he will use his best energies and en-
davors to faithfully discharge the
duties Of City Marshal, and that he
will always be found on the job.
Mr.. Lusk has many friends who pre-
dict his election and believe that his
administration OF the affairs of the
position to which he aspires will be
satisfactory to all classes in the city.
The Eagle takes pleasure in pre-
sentlng his claims to the voters Of
the city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

d. d. White to S. C. Williams, west
half lots 3 and in Cavitts sub
division of lots l and 4, block II, Phil
lips addition; consideration, $3.50.
William Kehlenbrink to Fritz KEN.
$50 acres in the Isaiah Curd
tract; consideration, s625.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
ART SQUARES FOR SALE.

Three large. 11x12, art squares; used
two seasons; when new were worth
$4,000 each; will sell for $1,000 each.
An excellent bargain. Eagle office.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-10
SECOND WEEK JURY DISMISSED.

The petit jury for the second week
of the March term of District Court
reported for duty this morning, but
were dismissed, there being no cases
requiring a jury set for this week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-03

silence Laura inquired:
they boil locomotives"
'em tender" said Tom. :
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-03

Whats that big iron thing?"-
asked Laura. locomotive boiler"
replied Tom. After moments
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

Sars ST perfanfen-Gin 8obnbans
NIT 8 3immern, SeiBpaiferbei.
sung, @as uro elaftriides 2idt
moberne @inrihtnng. biaig al Der.
faufen benin g~ieentbimer, 1916
Mortba StraBe, Omaha.
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neusn @orten @pile : Gtpffe i'm
pompabpur : 9eFin bertpanbt. Die
9orte 1T in bieiem Safe i6mal unN
Der Rudf9lub borne. Durd @ers
tpsnouns bon atpei 8tsitsn miro Die
Bort. auf iebe Der beioen Ssiten gsz
riidt, 10 oab ie bon Der S6uIter Bis
gum @iirtsl, uno untsrbalb oesIelben
Biz gum Rodfaum lGuft. Der 8ors
b.rteil bss ROdes lit einfa6 unb
idlidt; fir ben Ridsn 1T Der Stoff
10 seidnittsn, oab Die 8orts Den
unteren Saum bilbet. arussn unb
MoHdetten beiteben aus irif4sr gts
bGfeltsr Spite.
Gin 9ut bon apdrter 6aeon unO
in orisineler Garbe pirb I'm nd6s
fen Bible gig. 81 bsranidaulidt.
@rittrsr bsfteht aus buntelblauem
CANT NIT famdicr, e.roltsr arempe
unb botplenfOrmiesr 9rone. 8eiOe
iin6 ~bpnftGnoig nit elmer 8raperie
aus mdttbrauntr Maline iiber3osen.
Die ii6 In Galttn an Die 5orm ans
idmisst, unter sinem &~ronenbonb
aus blauem 4tlas nit rpter picots
&onte. Das 9nnb 1T auf Der rehe
ten Settle au elmer fladsn S4leife
berf4lnnsen. Die pprn enporras
ssnos Sober Fat Iobfdrbise 54atties
runser.
Sir binnsre SDmmerfioffe 1T bas
0efin bes lebtsn aleioes (Sie. @
s.signst, mi. .. Q. @Oile, SOularO,
Marqui.tie pber Matine. DER
@9nitt btr 8lufe 1T fsbr einfath.
Sic bat goroerf4lub ourh anOpf.,
bic init Dem @toff torrefponbt.rsrt.
Der Spibsneiniab auf Der 8luie iest
ii6 duf Dem aode Biz au Der 0u.r@
linie bes unteren Gaumss fort, Ser
ebenfa1s auf Der redten Seite einen
anppflalub bat, 1is gtsrmel baben
cine brette Mdni9etts aus s.faltetsm
gotiit. .insefaBt nit Spite in Der
3eidnuns zines %pffensn 0uabrats.
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Observation-Disclosures Maodsn fir
aagemeine Sausarbeit BET bobem
2obn. gor8iiglide SteIlung. 5ran
z. q. &eomono, 1921 iiioIide so.
ape.; Gel. Saruep 1897.
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Der BLUFF IN cine WtIk bon Hncpt
ISdtrn onetbrddi, bic NIT sinst
Mtik bon anDpftn auf Der Ilnitn
Gsltt torrdpoHDiertn. auf oisfs
Wsilt ufftint bic BLUFF at0ffnti
ubsr elmer MsIte aus iHip,rsr ip,ibsr
Gpitt. Der rumble Goisausfd niti
M bon sinsm ffmoitn lp,ibtn atIns.
bdnb unt,r sintm .audtr" aus Ma
fine tiHssfobt. Der Rod iptiIt cine
origintn,, fhrdg Iauienos GdlubIis
ME aut bic burd anSpf, uno anopf'
Icdsr martiert In uno Elm itilfOrmis
gss panel aus Spibt 5.igt.
Jndtn I'M eutdipdp Stil iin0
nod INNER MODERN. Di. ,inSiss
Rsurung Iieet in Dem Sdniit bss
Sdob,s. bar frilb,r ~abstrunbtt ob,r
in elmer Spibs Suiamm.nlaufcn6
mar, i,bt isbo4 cine pOItommtn
b~oriJontdI, esraSt Clinic bifbst, 70
Dab Der S6ob einem DoseIT6pdr3
dbali4 III. Der ansus unfsr,s WlO'
oels (5s. y purbe aus u9ebforo
Gcro' In acpenbns,n:r 8lou e.fers
tist, nit geIab aus bIausm unb
fhparsstp,iBsm gltlds. Die obtrsn
Rsbsrs ftfttbsn aus Dem blai,n, Die
untsr.n aus Dem seitreiftn StOff.
aus l.btsrsm tpurb.n aud Die atrs
mslauff6Ids, sefsrtist. unb Elm brsis
Ter StrsifeH Oi.fes 9sfubes sitrt ben
binttrtn aOdinum..
Sir oas ainb.rtlsio6en 6ss nGds
fen Bibles (5is. A. ipuroe elmer Der
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Gins Sem Stnate Suua.


Abel. Sic @eiddftsleute uno
6armcr bon gbeI uno ltmgegeno
6aben cine 9eIobnung bon $1,000
a1sgeiebt fit 0ie @efangennabme
Ser 9ie6e, Die Elm n~ertbpolleS @e-
ipann @fer0e aus Dem Staa beg
Serrn @. 90. Muains geitoblen
baben. Snfolge Ser Side mad
Dem ~geIto6lencn @eIparn gferOe,
purbe Die 96atiofe feitgeiteIlt, buB
IN BEN lebten 8ofen an 0reiBig
9feroe in Der @egeno geItoblen
puroen, obne Dab Oabon an5eige
genlaft tpurbe. Man alnltbt eli
ner 8aroe bon 8feroeOieben altf
ser Spur 8t iein, Die in Central
Soma idon al5ulange ibr llnlpeien
trieben.
Burlington. Srnnf 9iidet unb
g. 6. Gleo9e, il1nge Mdnner BON "a
lis 25 SabrerJ tulirben foot in Ell
nent 3ttnmer oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
oas ein biGigeS 2ogirbolts tit, &C.
funben. 9as 3immer mar nit @aS
gefiQt uno elmer Der @asbdbne mar
often. Sic iltugen 2eitte tuaren
fremo bier uno batten 5llebt ouf
elmer Sarnl nabe 9irfuooO, Sus.,
gcarbeitet. 9an BET ibncn gefltn-
oeren @apieren 8ufolge itammtcn Iie
aus Cambridge, Genn. Ger ao-
roner unteriuht, Oh Sclbitmuro ooer
llnfaa borliegt.
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Gas prcismiirSisite Glen bel Better
Slump. 9euti6e Slide, 1908
Googe Strabe, 2. Stod. MinbI.
seiten 25 Gents.
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Nle Gurten @arit mer0en fdgIit
in unierem Geidaft gemndt.
Stride linb fonierpirte Gleiihiorten
irpie cusl1noiide unb beiriihe
Delifateiien, and frisha @emiiic
jeoer5eit nnrrdtbig.- Shnauher q
Sofinlan, 408 norbl. Is. GtroBe,
Thole Douglas 1420.
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Jt mtbr aus ben bisbsr dngftliH
bon jsOem Gpdberblid esbiteien grc'
ben pariltr W~obtbdul,rn Die ntitn
commemorate binausfIniitrn In 0i.
Wsli. iritt "a immsr a~uffanenoer
bninet. trtIdsn lbsrdus ftarien Gins
Hub Der @oItaniritB duf bitTe nsu,'
ten Mootfdcpfunstn ousstiibt bat.
Die Qus.n Der MtIt iuaren unb finb
nuf bic grsienifs bts goIfdns ss'
ridtet, unb 6ds Bib, bns ft bort
smpfangen, fpieesIt fd, jt mad ben
SrtertHtuesbittsn o.s 3uT9aaers,
isbt In .atTGhlihen qsbsnsGubsruns
cen fpi.osr. Die WOo,ni9ntiosr, Der
@issnari nnb aleiOIaml.if Der goIiss
irodten gulsorisns, R%nmGnisns,
@%ri.dsnIdnbs unb Der 9iirtei tt,
pubt, ntbmsn aud jtbt Str.n darots
tsriitifde G~inDelbsitsn fir Die nsu gu
sntipsrfenotn Wo6tls an.
Don ben .RuFnbIuIen", ole ia
aud aus Dem 0Ttlidsn europa fans
men, uno otrsn Sanitt slsidfaas
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H(aIlI fi6irte dn5eigen!

Gin intelisenter 9entider tDir0
geiudt, Inn eilta beige finan5ie[le
6irma 5u pertreten. @rte @ele-
genbeit fir ben redten Mnnn. Waoi1
aoreiiire D6inanre4, Omaha Fri.
bIne.
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oaB iis auf ieOsr Settle oer gluie
iiber ben ous f4maIen g~biffonfulten
beitebenoen 9uTen fGllt, tpGbr,nb Die
idmalsn Reoers unb suriidgefdlas
senen Mermelmani6etten aus .inFas
dem ailas in Der 5arbe oes &leibes
esfertist finb. 0idelbe Seibe tpurbe
fir ben graaiOfen Gjirtel nit
Gddrpe bertpeRost. Die gorte Der
Seioe bient fern.r ols GinfaFuns
Der 9unitu, fupie Der Sinterbabn
bes ROdes, Die an Der linfen Seite
0ur9 cine Reibe BON Glastn0pfen
NIT Der Tunifa berbnnhsn lit.
Ser Gtoff bes nddfen alei6es
(Gis. 81 fur iungs Mdbden lit tpeiBe
Rutine. auf Der reatsn Ssits
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aI,ibsrrod ober an Weits an ben
6iib.n beridst 1T, ,rsGn5t .r an Den
9iften our9 tisf eingsIsgts Jalten.
Daourd 1T aus benz 6innen Stri6,
Der Der gbrgsiS Der .2ini." mar, cine
eif0rmise @eituIt setporoen, ber.n
grsGnSuns Der tlsine 5ut bsOeut.t.
Der Die fpibs arOnung oss gun5,n
III.
3piiaen Giform uno Grid lie.
gen o~Ieroings cine i6i,r unibsrisbs
bare Htibt bon ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Die,
in freier Grfinoung, b,nn aud n19
alien Ridtunssn bin duseenubt tpers
ben. Dobur9 entitebt oenr Elm beis
nube bertpirrenoss @iel.risi BEG ans
ssbots, bos bon benz f9lidteIten uno
pornebmftsn Gei9mad bis su taptis
5iofsr glegana uno psrI6p,nberis
f9em Gurus ale Stufen Der Rleis
Der Srau umfdBt
unb oamit isoer ,in3.lnsn gsitattst,
BAG gu tpGblen, ipus i6rer @ieenart
uno - ibrem GeIobeutel entIpriat.
Soulorbieibe nit 8orte puroc fir
bas reisenbe, i'm srIten 8ilos Gig. y
Dsrani6aulidte aleiO pertpanot. 0ie
9Orte 1T in folder @siie ssi4nittsn,
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Gentide aaleaOer frei bel 9sranef
& Con, 9russiiten, t402 fiibIids
16. StraBe. Eel. GougIas $3.50.
$4,000 fanfen 100 ader feines
Sarmlano IN 2incoln County,
Colorado. @ertb $4,000. ge0in.
gunsen: Die Saltte baar, ntto ocn
9feit 81 6 Groaent 3iiien nuf lange
Belt. S. 9. c. .. SHiaba Gribiina,
Smabo, Heb. ii.
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snrnle6rer Or. @m. Glenter.

Snrnle6rer Or. @m. 9enter.
Ger gernaItungsratb oes Surn'
lcbrer. Seminars bat Dem riibm-
lidit befannten 2apenporter Gliru'
lebrer @iIGeIm Heuter oen Gba.
rafter zines .gadelor Of Science
in @DmnoiticS" %. @. 81 III IN.
fer gcIie6tcs 9cutid iibariebt, eines
,gaccalaureus Der turteriiden
8iiieni6aft bonoris cnuia berlieben.
Gas Shreibct in nelfem ibm
OieIe g6ruitg mitgetbeilt miro, bot
~folgenoen @ortlaut:
Rormol College
of tie
NORTH american 8pmnoitic Union,
4t5 6itlife Wiidigan StraBe,
indianapolis, s. Wiai 1918.
3urnle6rer 8il6eIm Herter:
512 peItl. s. Strabe,
Davenport, Soma.
@ut Sell!
Sn anerfennuto Sbrer utcrmiio-
Iihen 3bdtisfcit i'm Sutereiie Der
a0rperer5iebuug bat Der gerwal-
t~lng5rat6 bes SurnIebrersS eminars
Res Observation-Disclosures Surnerbun.
6es Sbnen ben @rao zines p9ade-
Tor OF Sciencc in @pmnnitics" (9.
g. g. bonoris caltia berliehen.
Ser Geuter fat Die aus5eidnung
boQauf ber0ient.
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- Sm SFfeebab ab1bed

SIM OFfsebab ablbed
lebt Elm .brfdmer SdneiSermeiiter
narnens gslinsii, Den in ~5tueit.r g9e
unldnsit Elm rsitises" Sdidial nit
Dem - 33, GprDBlins bebadte. Die
IeltIame Mdr brang au9 an bas
DIR oes aaiiers, Der bieien awlsbrsr
oes feids' gu fi9 befabl uno TIN
nit einsm Gelbgef9ent unb Dem Ser,
Thre6en. iid ieiner r%ipsiter erinnsrn"
su woll,n, entlieB. Sopeit ging bas
gut unb nett. Mber Der vbintsnos
Bpte" in 6eftaLt beriGiso.nsr @ldus
bigger, 81. bon osm Geitent Ses &uie
fers bernpmmen battsn, fam balS
mad. uno nun bittst bas ,tapfer.
@dneioerltin" feline nneeTtumen
DrGnssr DfFentlid nm Elm @eil9sr
@eoulo; oenn Die IA .Rleinsn", oit
nod au Sauie iinb, batten Die Srsi
@olofiGie aus &oiiers \ SdatuM
baIo stIsinA sstri,st.
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Gerfcfte bentide Stenutnpiitin,

pelde NIT idmmtliden aontorarbei.
ZEN pertrout tit, iud)t paiienoe Stel-
lung. Sell. Sfferten nit @ebalts-
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expedition oieier 3eitung.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-29
Musical

A piano recital was given by the Du-
pills of Mrs. Thompson Wheat at her
residence. 1417 Wyoming street. at D
m. Saturday, to the great enjoyment of
the parents and friends Of the perform
ers. The following IA numbers were
rendered:
/. Duets, ca Nanon waltz (Rosewig),
Cbl Papa's Waltz-Lucile Ayers, Mrs.
Wheat
5. Birthday waltz Kreutzer)-Fay
Ross.
4. Trio-Mildred Bishop. Marion Rul1-
man, Mrs. Wheat
5. AeropIane (Rowe)-CIarissa Iser-
6. Vocal solo. Resale Ode Koven)-
Eunice Anderson.
Z. Les syiphes BachmannJ-Erna
Mae White.
8. Duet for two pianos, Tarrantelle
CHelIer-Piano / Mrs. Wheat; piano 2,
Mildred Bishop.
9. March of the Little Sages MAT
thews)-CharIotte Crawford.
10. The Mill CJensen)-Linda Hill
II. Octave study (Kullak) ALMA
Dele McCrummen-
Il. Second mazurka (Goddard)-MiI-
dred Bishop.
Adna Barnes.
g. Duo for two pianos, Tarrantelle
CHeller)-PianO !. Mrs. Wheat; piano ?,
piano 2, Alma Dele McCrummen.
After the recital, refreshments were
served and a social time was enjoyed.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-29
Lodges and Clubs

The Euterpean society gave its ninth
program on Tuesday evening in the
First Christian church at 8 o'clock
Original Characterization Of Ruisdael,
the artist; Schiller, the poet, and
Weber, the composer of music, were
written and read by Mrs. Charles L
Overstreet, Miss Florence Hanson and
Miss Bertha. StanhOpe. The numbers
were announced by James G. McNary.
Mrs. A L HawleV and Z. c. Knick-
meyer played well a piano number for
four hands, Overture to Oberon."
Miss Mary Alice Jones gave two
readings, 1.-THE Knight of Loggenburg'
and THE Worth of Woman" which
was very much enjoyed.
Miss Virginia Bean delighted her
hearers with a violin solo. .'Weber's
Last Waltz" accompanied on the piano
by her mother. Mrs. Y. L Bean.
A vocal solo. Scene and Air" Der
FreischutZ, was artlsucaIy rendered
by Miss Bertha. StanhOpe, accompanied
on the piano by Mrs Helen Roberts
J. G. McNary read a short description
of the number.
z. c. Knickmeyer delightfully."- played
a piano solo, Invitation to the Dance"
and Mrs. W. r. Brown read the descrip-
Mrs. c. I. Overstreet described pic
lures as they were shown upon the
screen, by famous artists, and the in
teresting program was closed
The next Euterpean program will be
given on the evening of February II,
at the First Christian church, and will
be in charge of Rev Perry Rice, Mrs.
J. J. Pearce and J. A. Rawlings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-29
Weddings

Samuel u Reynolds and Miss Ramona
Zieger will be married Thursday after
noon at the apartments Of the brides
parents, in the Zieger hotel. They will
leave Thursday evening for New Or
leans, where they will attend the Mardf
Gras, and from there will go to Mr..
Reynolds home, at 81 Riverside Drive,
New York, for a brief visit They will
also spend a part Of the winter in Los
Angeles before returning to FL Paso to
make their home
Mr.. Reynolds is a well known young
FL PasOan. He is a 30 degree Scottish
Rite Mason, belonging to the Corning.
n. Y, lodge, and is also a member OF
the local FL PasO clubs. He is a gradu-
ate of HObarth college, at Geneva, n. Y,
and has been a resident Of Ell Paso and
the MesiIla Valley for the past nine
years. Miss Zieger is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ie5er an6 is we'll
known in FL PasO society.
The Record, of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
states that friends in FL Paso will be
interested to know that Joseph Fran
ces Fraser, president of the Twin Peak
Mining company, of York, Ariz-, was
married January % in Cedar Rapids to
Miss Lila Addessa Reid, daughter rof
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis A Reid. of the
Iowa city.