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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-21

tiplying their enemies. They want to
get o little island base 5000 miles away
from home SO that they may overawe
vast aeighboring continents between
those regular working days when each
OF them 10 loading up for the other.
They would mix in with anarchy on
the one hand and on the other they
would challenge 100.000.000 of people
who are OF the vanguard OF civiliza-
tion and largely recruited from their
own shores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-21

Miss Alice Didiwick, aged seventeen.
who was badly burned at Cumberland.
Md. by q pot OF grease while she was
nesdAy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-21

Mrs. Ossie Jamerson was shot and al
most instantly killed Sunday afternoon at
her home In West Lynchburg. Va. by
her husband John Jamersou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-21

Melorose Cream, Powder
and Rouge are being demon
strated by an expert from
Chicago.
Hours-8:3o am. to S pm.
daily-excepting Saturday.
Location-frst floor, CEN
ter of the store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
0einnbbeits Mabnnna.
@alte u11D 11afie GuBe qreifen 5

aalte inns ,1afie Gsuibe grcifen oie
iir,reren 0rga,1e an l1,to gnt5ii,tfoll1w.
Der Riieren inns 8laie, NIT nelanta-
ltiidem 33pidhet nnb 5dt1,er5 i'm @Riii-s
den folgen geipobnlih. @ebrnllht
Sober MiierenpiIlet. Sic fins Sic bette
Me6i3i,l Ole ger1ndt ut flu ale I'm
.~oronungen ser Miieren, fir gIniernlal-
regelrndBigfeiten ln16 fir Nnidertpeb.
lno &bellntntiissn1lrs. sie boIte1 feifte
5getpobrrbeit er5euge1toe Meoi8in1toffe.
.@rdtffftiige1rb IL Dlre1n @irfen. raih III
ibren MeilItaten. Molitor Drug So.
==ln5eige.s1 ssSs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
&V1tIUHFJ0I SSutpUFt 20.
COLO nntberfal 8Ibg-gtncinnati. Dbic.

Sort 10 balo nidt mebr beieinanoer:
Sen 3orn @ottes u1o fei1e @enollen,
lauter Nemiben, Sic ausinben tpte ole
lan0fabrett6en 2eut 0ranben nnf ben
|StraBen, nur 6aB ib1ten bealte Sic
&arren NIT Sen flopper0iirren Bfferz
ben oSer Den abgebetten 9un6em fell
ten. SIS mar allein ser Miibc merffbb,
|0ie 1reppe bimauf gu iteigen, l1m bie
4leiSer 81 ieben, Sic Tie anf Dem 9eibe
trlegen ~ gu lange nll6 gu ffnr55ee, gu
enge umo 81 meite, eine redte 8ett-
lerpolfspar6e, ols bitten tie Das
9lqes on 6en Gbure11 geinmmelt. Die
Mariann trug gar Elm hlntes 4opfz
tnh, nidt einn1al elm meiBes, pie es
lid ididte, pen11 man fei11en e6rba=
rem idtpar5en SUIT beiaB nie ale n1<
0eren anitdn0igen Sral1en bes CORES.
Ser Sitter @rosiem ~ biier fubr sic
sgus eridroden 5nrif urb id,lng Elm
4sreu5, 6em Die Moridnn bate lib
lmgeorebt, Die @ebte orobeno gum
@imnel ousgetreH un1 oann CUR
f6al1it gegen &oieler's Sous gebant.
80 ie, 0 ie!" t,urmele 6ie 5ns
nit berblaBten 9ippen. ga Fat uns
ser Corn @ottes etpos ansetnuniden!
@ie mtr0 es inns ergeben!"
l1no ubernals mar aud oieier Sag
5u gnoe, Elm 10 beiBer Nodior1nter-
tag, oaB Sic @raber0e auf Sem fri
diden &iigel bon Martdrm @roBiean's
@ob1t ON Mben0 idon getrod1et ldien,
ebe SSltpp Mrfmanar, Ser Soote1gr6=
Der Don Dreiborn, ieinen 9baler per-
trunten bate.
0ie Mbenofiible legte iid nod 0s
Cages S9tpiile lanft urro erfriiden6
fuuf sic Miioen, u16 gum eriten Mdfe
lett Iange,1 Gagen borte SSuitiine So
teller Set @elang ser &eige aus Dem
Nodburbarie ipieoer..
&5atte Tie geidtpieget, ooer mar Tie
an taube Dbren geflurrgen III ser
un0 betnegteiten Bode
hires iir1gen 2ebeng?
Ser @ater bate ii6 ffiiirb gu 8et
gelegt lmn6 sic Critic ser Ma,1tter fla,t<
ge1l obens bonn Meben5inna1ler Iber bbr
in u1uufborlidem @atr5era1. Die
l1nr,rbe lieB ibren Ionit 10 idNperfdl-
ligen a0'rper nidt itiliiben, mie lie es
Oft tagelarg an iih botte, gu @etnh-
ter5eiten nt1o bel feeliiden a~ufreal1,-
gen.
Mud Sarna NOR 5eitig anf br
3immer gegoneer. "a lebte lie iiber-
baupt iibr eigenes 9eben, 10 melt es
Ser orbeitsreide &ansbalt nno bic
|IdnoIiden @erbaltniiie geitatteten.
Scum ioB Tie obe1t nno lns apob in Ell
mem ser Bidder, sic fih bonn 2etb
rers nebenan o6er aud BON Bfarrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
@enn sic an @benmatismns

Ieioen, 6ann idreiben sic nit, lln6 i'd
neroe SSbren l11ten.geltlih Elm 8odet
eines einfadm Maittelg ienben, mel.
deg mid nno b,n:oerte beilte, ooarlln-
ter Nerionen IN Mlter uber udt5ig
5ssabren. Monn ~aoreiiire: Sebn q.
5mitb, 2702 gnitb 8Iog. WiIlpa,,.
tee isis Mnaefge 3B2 3 2
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{ 100

Doctor @el1tersban botte eine11
idlperen Sag bitfer iid;; Ct mar.
iorsth leiinem beiulbbrten, gernddlltd5e1I
Gienidynt1teI miitte11 ii ben 8losre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

NDman BON &: pan @nbeers.

'2uft idlug bnen lett 0rauBen mum.
berbar rein entgegen nab 6em eiinge=
hluilenem 8rebem in 6em aIterl
.@alle.
Sn Ser Stride mar es itiQ ltn0 frieo-
lid. Die 809el 5pitiderten idor
miie6er in ben 2inbenbdiumen, 5erel,
8peige gege1 Sic benen Seniter bes
!! @ottesbauies nidten. uralte Sci.
igenbiIoer er5dblten bon Gor3eiten;
Elm Gaufitein bon ieltiam beridoue=
ner Gorm ert1,nerte on 6as &onun1er
iuno @eben Der @eidledter. Muf
BENT Mltar lagen Deden, 6eren Spiben
BON Den idpmeren 6dn6en frommer
8apenrm0o1den gebafelt tporoen ma~
rem, 11n6 groBe, burte StrduBe bon
1Sommerblumen gaben ser beiIigen
St6tte etpas 2idtes. uo 6reu6iges.
&ier NOR gut iein. Man fiib1te:
bier lebte oas Bette Ser Menid)en, oie
orauBen l1rter oen nteoeren D49ern
NUT ibren Sorgen, ibrer Mrbeit unb
ibren 5htpddben rangen. gtmaS BON
|na sen @ebeten Der Snnienoe, sic
bier emit gefniet bbatten, idien 8uruid.
geblteben. 5u fein lt1b nit Dem leiien
@eibroudOuft Inn Dte Mn1pel NIT
bem emigen 2i9t auf8uiteiger. MGes
Sroiidte mur0e fleimr unb blaiier,
uro ales &ergdngli6e trat 5uriid
an Sem MaBe ser gmigfeit.
Ms sic Jrnuer 1pieoer berauStra-
ten, mm ser &ne6t auf iie gu nit
Der @eitide in ser @an0.
.l1niere 6ran labt lagen, menn bie
E&erridnften mitfabpen 4pollten, m0dp
ten iie gleib einiteigen. Sd m1B
6ob nod Nblteinba6 Sen Doctor
mitbringen."
M0ieler's 6of log gang itiQ So, als
Der 8eiu6, Ser unter fr0blidem So.
den e%inge5ogen mar, nun fortfubr.
3iemano 5eigte iib an oen Senitern;
tie ddnten iih alle % orinnen Dor
5en 5rem0en, semen 10 %urberbofft 5ie
@elpeniter 0es Sauies ge3eigt mor0en
maren.
y@as lit Dern 11l.r eigentli@ ge,
ideben?" ffrug oie Mntsribtersfram,
als mon in bas GbaI eipbog, Stole
ler's Snus fammt ser 5dule unbbe
Stride peridtpano ano nur noh has
[9beroorf nit Ben &itten, no Oct
|3orn @ottes -mobnte, beG in Die
lSblldt bereinlugte.
Gem &nedt lag idon lange 0as
&er5 amf ser 3urge. Wie eim
|59ma9, sic ibm ieIber ungetben
moroen mar, empfato er Sen Sag,
no oas idmubige beulenoe @eib ur'
ter Sem Dad)e ieines 8ro6berrn batte
iteben biirfen un1 sic Srent6ea be-
idimpfen.
uMn5uiammen iont' man Tie lbolen
uno auf ein S6iff nad Nmerica la
Eoen, sic aus bem 0berborf uno ale
hires @elidterg uno Mnbangs 1T 6er
ganoen @egem," fogte er 9griutnig.
.9eie lit nod mas Suites BON ibre1
gefomn1e11. Mer ibner einnal eiine1
5inger glib, ser ii feline gauge 9ano
idon losl Mno es mare an Belten,
man font1te Tie Mne nit einem Mnl
|toM nller ue1o broldte 11idt nod
ieBt Sen Doctor Meutersban fir Die
Nriigel 5u bolen, neil Ole Maridart
meirt, ibrem mdtsnutigen 5@lin-
|ecI mare gu piel geiheben!"
Sic Mebe 5oes braben Sa1neS mar
nidt gan5 Har, ober 6ie ibr 5a1bor.
ten, perftanoen tie bod. Sic borten
audi ferrer, onB Ole 6ral1 mader fir
|oen SSaabb5orn hires @beberrn einge-
treten mar u1to ielber in bas Sect 6es
SorneS @ottes battle mitgeben molten,
lpem iib Ole Martd1tp @roBiean
nidt berbeiBen uno oeridmoren 6ditte,
|ieoem aus Sem perbaBten Sauie NIT
Iibren eiigenen 9dnoen lum5ubringen,
|6er fid unterfnngen mollte, iber lire
|sdpele 5l 0ringen.
l1no tie ipraben 1tlar @lttes bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

i0Nsssss %ytsveSs I'm Alpttl1tt ttJtO VI Al|laaVlt
9nut NAB getporoen. Mln ge0ad)te
er. lid nnb Dem bei9eioe1ten Mber1b-
ellen logleib ms 8ett at leger IND
lihs ieiuer ~beriibnuten Sdapibclr 81
ul'nter5ieben, Die erbei alien &rai1f.
better urapeigerli6 beroronete. Germ
ler ielbit NOR teirer Der SSMngften
rrebr, ul1o an rta1rd9er Sagen ipirte
Ter lelne lte1fer meroerpoen Rnod)e1
geraoelo nie ieir @oBlein.
aarnI1 mar er nidt gar at iebr
terba1t alS riebt ben Dreiborrer
jebarea-banc borfabren iab ltr6 ben
4lttld9er 10 befttg NIT Der 8eitide
t1rallen borte. Stt longer npo miiiEb-
lot1ler Sa1oprarls bottle er es nls
Srg11al etteS 1paten Heberlonobein<
d'es 81 oeltten geler'1t.
ga peroen he Did ooh nidt
Dolen?a fr1g argerl1d1 1t11o belorgt
'e1ne ga1tln, ore am 5en1ter lob l1t1o
I'M 0al11fttern oes Nbenos et1r pad)+
names A11ge auf oen Ntarftplas, oen
plablfer11oen Saufbru11ren al1ao ole
1UfpaRel1oen Magoe Dtelt.
YSabrldbelnlt6 bod. Hmlonlt
foftnnf 1esf 4et1ter init Dem 8age1t
Deralt.
vs. nar "a ore 3ett nod Der ernte,
no ger 1alter NfnBe tr1egt, INT tra1f
~ rem nno mao)frer erlt Den falter1
Srnnt lpnrte, oe1 ct IN De1Ben aaget1
selpan, . E oen 5n 1d)arfen @r1ff
l1l1l peas er oen PIeroen Ger lpoerla.
aenen 2So9en NJ Que 5ngel f1el, neil
one Dfeanle oerlaete.
Sran yten1ersgan erDoD 11n EN- me-
mig u1'1p'u1s: ste tngrfe 1ml11er ote
partoneertar1l9en NerDonolnngen
t11t oel Ral1en1en, on9 mert Is
naa}1s 1l1ngel1e, 11redne ne 1Dren3 gralt>
en- stop1 III Ger al1moof1d)en S9laf-
eanDe 'Derals ltro perl1dte NIT et11eIt
1dlar1en SerDor gu ergrnroen, % IS
lp1r1l1W ho1gnet1o1g yet, oen altetr
aoetor aus le1feo Seoern gu rerBen,
m oene1t Ct, met1 mon 1e1re Srau
9orle, a1l9eolld) 111l1rer 1e1ne 9allpt=
.sin;aar o. OF 49, a 49, s,.a'. g 49, ls.l
,aaeap, , 60 ~ ..a Aea ~ 1910 ,1Esap
81. WI 49, 49, m 9aa.s.i INV n:p 1uul..l.
49, '' 49,, ~, ~. ,0, ,asa sle.V ~. ~ ~
49,. .S 49,. ..sap 80 1.'un ~,
~ sss ~. NV o. pent ,par
-. es'al....s sl.. slup - ~ uu wv op,z
a N,s f pu..e.'le'l nuelge.
su.se'.. psnu11oels 'p,ele'''gen, ple VI
D aa. yu.'ng gsa ullen g gr eln
l leu' m eu !. Yuu a llepen ln1.
-. go. ..s'l'y lu1.pe,l lWu. ip.euVl
Alu!tuJt 0uluu Allu lIletlIeI, IUeNllSUC
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(JortieBung.

VNIiItll NUuD ulpltptl tllEyutuIe1l, VAVO
muBten nibt redyt, mas lie tbun loa-
ten. Sic g6bter oes &amies mare,l
mieoer bereingetommer uno fu6ten
Sic 5tornng NIT bdlesli6en l1rioden
5u entiduloigen. Mber fbren Wiee
nen lab mon l1nrlrbe un6 angitli6e
grmartung an.
Nl6blid} b0rte man 0raltben elm
2oltfen uno &ufen, Damn sen greQen
59rei elmer boben Sraltenitimme -
elm 8etern unb &reiiden.
$50 1T er?! $50 itedt er, Der ei-
nem Sic @in0er gu 56a0en ifbdlagt?"
Die 5bure 1pur6e a~ufgertiien
ouf Ser g9mel1e itano ein Meib INIT
perbeultem @eiibte. Die naiien &aar-
ltrange bingen ibr 5eraalait Wber Die
stirne u,10 in oer Moden binein, in
ibren idm1tigen &lei0ern iab tie aus
mie elm 8iinoel 2unrpet, oaS man aus
oem 5trabengrabm aufgeleien bat.
Drobeno bob lie Sen Mrm gegen
Isle autgeflei0eten 5rauen: vDa itben:
lie in bem &aus uno elien nn0 trim
fen uno laiien itb's mop lein!" idrie
lie nit iberihlagenoer Gimme. SD
perniini9e uno perflude @l16 Mue
init eiranoer, ibr oermitmldtte @eiel=
idnft! 8er mabt mir meinen Sl11=
gen pie5er geiun6, meinen beiten
|Spbn?!
Sic mari Sic a(rme in 6ie S0bee.
uMber es miro mobl nod cine Sc
re9tigfeit geber ouf ser Welt! Ni6t
eber babe id &ube, Bis Tie i'm einz
gelperrt baben!"
SIZE trat mie cine 3ai enoe auf 6ie
gridyrodenen at.
v@ebt nnr Sen 9el,tidin0er ber=
gus, menn STR i'm perborgen Ballet.
9iegen fat er i'm laiien 1pie einen
nerredten @un0, oben int 6el0, nod
Sem er ibn boIbtoot 9etreten bat!
Mob lage ct oben in Sturm uno Ste
gen, menn i'd i'm niht b%erunterge=
id,reift bette nit meinen eigenen Mr-
men. Cent nidt, iH ffaa1be 9eut=
idinoer ridt neil id Elm arr1es
Meenid bin! Sd tenne sic Sdlupf-
minfel bier IN 6ieiem gottperlaiienen
- ~ - ~2y ~As< -
&anie, ih gebe nidt fort, ebe id} ibn.
nidt BON Mngeiidt 5u MngeiiGt ge<
ieben babe, Sen. ..... Ben Sootld)la<
ger!!"
Cine &dro legte ii6 felt auf Sic
lg6ulter Der @%iitben0en.
v@ommt beraus, Mariatn."
Sic febrte iid I'M, apie bon elmer
5arantel eeitoden.
nMbo, foma1rt SIR aud, &oielers!
@elt, 90 BIN i6 enolih boh mieoer
nno ionte ME. mebr in gner Sous
meinen SUB ieben.
.&inaus! ioge ih. @abt SSbr NIT
mir. gu reoen, 10 tb1t es orauBen, no
SIR bingeb0rt, lt1b laBt Die 9e11te III
6rieoen, ole @u6 11id5ts ungeben."
Die Maridm mari aug ibren id]rm
geidlibten uno beridppollenen Auget,
|eine,r j9relen 8lid nuf 6ie Da1net.
.33sad. ibr MIe, sic STR n1eint, SSbar
tp1ret 1nehr tpie ih!! SIR @errenIeM
1pie Sie 8auern ale! M1e f0nnt br'S
boren, mie iie fins nnter 6ieiem
Da9.
Mber file bernabmert. es nidt. Ser
anedt trat cuff Gra11 80ieler's 8inf
beron, fnBte 6ie Maridnn, ebe fie
fi9's perfab, bob lie in Ole Sobe mie
|eine Sober uno trug iie binoa1s. Da
b0rte man no9 lnnge ibr ~gellenoeS
33etern.
Die luitige freire Mmtsribtersfral
iab gar ni6t mebr luitig aus nno
griff nnpiiQfMrlib nah SUIT nno
lgonnembirm.
uNiebes 6rdulein," iogte sic dltere
[9ome, .i9 meib ia 11tdt, pas % lit,
nber i6 iebe, 6ab MIR SSEbren ooG
tpobl tnum belfen fonnten. 8iir geber
am 8eiten Elm @eilden in Ole Stride
rebenan, Bis 0ag Wetter ga1t8 anf-
geb0rt fat rro treten 6an1r oen 9ein1r
mor nm Wpnn Gip dft1s pftnns Ar ia.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-24
Curiosities Of Sound.

There are mysteries In the transmits
sion OF sound that have not yet been
fathomed For example. the guns OF
the Orion are said to have been heard
ninety.seven miles away. though In.
audible to those much nearer, and II
is on record that the reverberation of
the battle of Waterloo reached many
places In Kent though General Col
vile and his detachment heard nothing
of 1t a dozen miles away. Whistles,
boots. sirens and noises OF all kinds
have been tested by the Trinity House
In order to find noise which will be
infallibly heard for a certain distance
in vain. They may all be heard for a
dozen miles and be inaudible at half q
mile. Many OF the disasters about our
coasts are doubtless due to that mys-
terious ''soundless zone" in which the
human ear cannot catch the warning
But no one has yet discovered the rea-
son Of that deaf spot or prophesied its
varying locality Westminster Gazette
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-24
Luxury on Shfpboard.

Sumptuously furnished vessels were
known centuries ago. The ship that Ar
chimedes designed for Hero H.. king
of Syracuse, not only was wonderfully
decorated-the story of the Iliad was
told in marquetry. but there were fiow-
er beds on the promenade deck. gym.
nasium, staterooms with three beds. a
library, bathroom with hot and cold
water, stables and horses. fish ponds
and many fair rooms paved with agate
and precious stones And this vessel
was designed as a carrier of wheat 1t
was first named the Syracusan. but
afterward the Alexandrian. Archime-
lus wrote a poem In its honor. and
Hero. in gratitude and appreciation.
sent him a thousand measures of
cheese and thougbtfully prepaid the
expense. Moschion gives a detailed de-
scription Of this ship. Then there was
the Egyptian vessel. the joy Of Ptolemy
Philopator. with galleries and prom
enades, a temple Of VEINS with her
statue. a drinking hall. belvederes. a
grotto the sides of which were deco
rated with precious stones set in or
naments OF gold.--BostoJ Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-24
Real Optimism.

What a grand old world this Isl
Have You ever seen more perfect
iay than this?"
HAS your salary been raised"
No"
New boy at your housed"
"Oh. no: nothing like that"
perhaps you have received word
MAT you are heir to a fortune?"
Nothing Of that kind has happened
to me-
perhaps you have written a play
that somebody has accepted for pro
iuctioDT"
I'm not writer. Why do you
make such a SUGGESTION
I'm Just trying to figure ont why
you think the world is so grand and
The day 80 beautiful"
"Oh. you're one Of those who can't
understand why one may be optimistic
without having some material reason
for 1t. eh? BY the way, I've just sold
my house for $500 more than paid
for 1t eight months ago" - Chicago
Record Herald
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-24
FROG Eqa Curiosities.

Frogs eggs are laid before they real
ly become eggs in the true sense Of
that word. They are always laid under
water and when first deposited are COW
cred with sort of envelope in the
shape of a thin membrane. In this
shape they are very small. but as soon
as they come IN contact with the wa
ter they rapidly absorb that element
and in so doing 20 through queer
transformation. The thin membrane
containing the little seedlike eggs is
quickly changed into great Jumps Of
clear jelly-like substance. each section
Joined to the other. the whole forming
a string from a few inches to several
feet in length. On the inside of each
Of these Jumps Of jelly the eggs come
to perfection and In due course of time
add their quota to the frog population
Of the world
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-24
Perpetual Silence.

A curious mourning custom obtains
among central Australians, who. al
though representing perhaps the low
est and most degraded type Of human
beings. have managed to evolve most
complex system of rites and ceremonies
which governs almost every action Of
their lives. When a husband dies the
widow paints herself all over with
white pigment and for the space of a
year must not exhibit herself to male
member Of the tribe on pain Of death.
For the rest of her life. unless she mar
ries again. which is sometimes allowed.
she must not speak. but communicate
with the other women by means of
sign language. consisting of move
ments of the hands and fingers, which
has been developed by these savages to
marvellous extent and by which their
limited stock OF ideas can be fully eI-
pressed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-24
SIlOS AT FAIR
Management Harvests Twelve Acres
OF Sorghum for Demonstration
Work

Dallas, Texas: Along with its other
many duties the management of the
State Fair Of Texas at Dallas is ac-
lively engaged in farming. Twelve
acres In the race track infield were
planted in sorghum this year and The
yield averaged twenty tons to the acre.
The crop will be used in silo demon
stration work at the twenty eighth an
nual exposition which begins Satur-
day, October IS and closes Sunday.
November 2. Silo demonstration work
will be one Of the big educational fea-
lures at the coming exposition The
silos Will he connected with the new
livestock barns erected this year at a
cost of 100000 and silage will be used
in feeding exhibit cattle, horses. sheep
and other stock.
One mammoth silo at Fair Park
alone holds 100 tons and there are sew.
erai Others that were used in taking
care of the remainder OF the crop
Experiments carried on by the bureau
of animal husbandry of the state Ag-
r.cultural & Mechanical College have
shown that silage may be made from
either corn, sorghum. Kaffir corn or
milo maize and Gamble used profitably
in beef production. Since the first silo
was placed at Fair Park hundreds have
been erected in various portions of the
Southwest.
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Spiders That Hunt Fish.

There are certain large sea spiders
two feet from toe to toe. called Colo.
sendeis gigas. that live in the water
and feed entirely upon mollusks and
worms.
The carnivOrous wolf spider, an am
phibious inhabltant of the tropical re-
gions of South America, is said to pre-
fer fish diet. though 1t is not averse
to eating mice. young birds and even
snakes, resembling in this respect the
theraphosidae, or bird catching spiders,
of India and Queensland. some OF
which equal rat in size
The collosendeis is the most formida-
BILE specimen OF the spider family.
measuring six inches around the body
and possessing twelve long. hairy legs,
with which 1t grips its finny prey 1t
attacks fish several times larger than
itself and after biting them through
the back and singing them to death
gluts itself by sucking the juices from
the bodies of its victims
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Enterprise.

A well known business establish
ment recently sent out a circular to the
trade with which 1t has dealings an
nouncing the death OF the head OF the
firm. To the establishment OF the firm
there was received from printing
house the following reply to the cir
cular:
"Gentlemen-It Is with deep regret
that we learn by your circular OF re-
cent date of the great loss sustained
by your firm. and we respectfully beg
to express our heartfelt sympathy.
"In this connection we observe that
your circular is printed by Messrs
Blank & Co. We feel confident that
had you placed this order with us we
could have quoted you cheaper and
better terms than any other firm; con
sequently in the deplorable event Of u
future bereavement we trust that you
will afford us an opportunity to make
you an offer In this regard. "-Ex-
change.
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Wanted to Be Exclusive,

P. v. Daniel. Virginia gentleman.
was one OF the general officers of the
old Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac railroad.
Even In those days before the wal
the road was prosperous. and at q
meeting Of the board of directors some
progressive introduced resolution t,
reduce the rate for passengers from
II to IL cents mile.
Instantly Daniel. who was chair.
man. declared the motion "out of or.
der"
"Why?" protested its patron.
"Whyp' Numbered Daniel. IF you
do that you will have every ragtag and
bobtail in the state of Virginia riding
on our road. That's 'whyv"
The resolution was unanimously Ia
bled.-Everybody's.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-24

In boarding house for bachelors
Amanda, typical nanny" looked
after the guests comfort In true south
ern style. so well that one Of the men
thought he would take her away with
him In the summer in the capacity Of
housekeeper. Toward spring he way
laid her I'm the hall one day and said:
MANDY. do you like the country
Mandy reckoned she did.
"Would you like to go away With
me this summer and keep house for
me?"
Mandy was sure she would.
Suppose get bungalow. Do you
think you could take care of 1t nicely
by yourself?"
Mandy gasped and rolled her eyes.
"'Deed, no, massa! Reckon you all
better get somebody else; don't know
nothin' about takin' care Of any ami.
wals."-Harper's Magazine.
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Fancy Mice

That the rearing OF fancy mice can
be made not merely an Interesting
hobby. but also source of substantial
profit. is illustrated by the experience
Of Scarborough England man. hun
dreds Of whose tiny pets find their way
annually into the hands Of the British
admiralty Tame mice are required
principally for use In submarines.
They are exceedingly prone to suffoca.
tiOn The Scarborough fancier. Mr.
Beanland. illustrated this by covering
the palm OF his hand with ordinary
liquid paint and placing tame mouse
on II. The tiny creature was at once
overcome by the smell Of the paint and
suffocated IN an incredibly short time
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While Byron was In Ravenna, Italy.
he adopted strange habits II was his
custom to rise at 2 in the afternoon.
breakfast and ride and dine at q.
Then he would sit and talk until s or
y In the morning. or, II no company
were there. he would write bit OF
ZION Juan" But his life was like
that OF Aubrey Beardsley-upside down
-rhe day was the night
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Madrid's Throne Room.

The throne room Of the royal palace
at Madrid is one Of the most magnif
cent in the world. Decorated in red
and gold 1t contains rock crysta
chandeliers. colossal looking glasses OF
the finest quality. marble tables and
priceless porphyry. The ceiling is
painted by Tiepolo with the "Majestv
of SPAIN" in illustration Of the virtue
Of the kings and the manliness Of the
people. who are represented IN the diff
ferent costumes of the provinces. Here
the sovereigns Of Spain receive on
grand occasions when alive and when
dead are laid out In state.