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liuht of the Stars.

The light of the stars has been meas
ured and the following results have
been obtained: The light that we re-
ceive from stars of the first magnitude,
like Vega. is equal approximately to a
forty thousand milionth part of that Of
the sun. II is calculated that the total
light received from the lesser stars 10
equal to that of 5000 stars Of the first
magnitude. or sixth part Of that
which is sent to us from the moon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20
Won MoItke NJ Cards,

Count Won Moltke. Germany's great
field marshal. never lost battle. and
It annoyed him TO lose a game Of cards.
A biographer says of his old age: THE
family were trained to let him win II
they could without his noticing their
maneuver. and they would reckon up
the sums to the smallest amount. 1t
is really wonderful that have won In
spite of my bad play. he remarked to
me once rather suspiciously. but he
abided by the result"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20

In the seventeenth century on feast
days the life Of the car Of Russia was
enlivened with such amusements as a
battle to the death between bear
and spearman, in which. 1t Is said,
frequently the man lost his life. In
the event of successful issue the
spearman was rewarded by being
taken to the royal cellars, where he
was allowed to drink as much as he
nked.--Cri de Paris.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20
MORAN'S SCRAPPERS
HAVE COME BACK"
NOT SAME TEAM APPARENTLY
THAT PLAYED WEEK AGO.
TRUE IS STRONG AT GUARD
Methodists viii Play Here Friday, DC.
tober "a, and VIII Have to Come
Strong to Score.

Move over please and give A. an'
Nj. College warriors a seat in the gal
lery OF those Texas College football
teams that have shown class. Las
week it looked like the Texas Aggie:
we're doomed for disappointment ant
failure and all that sort of thing
don't you know" in the football
world, but now thanks to Coach Mo
ran, the Farmers are feeling much
much better They have come back
and have the punch of the progress
sives.
Fridays game with the Austin Col
Iege moleskin huskies showed a mum
Der OF things, the first of which is,
and was that in case of emergency
the football factory at A. and NJ. Col
lege can turn good raw material into
the finished product, standard brand,
U. s. inspected and passed, in a
mighty short while. When the Aggies
took the field against Chester John
ston's hopefuls A. and NJ. fans hoped
for small score with the odds on Aus
tins boards. But when the ball was
placed over the last white line in the
first five minutes of play, that first
quarter things took on a far roster
hue. The first quarter was all for the
aggies, the second toss up, the third
for Austin, and the final round for
A. and NJ. again, decidedly.
= To enumerate the Improvements
that have been made during the last
week would require much white space
and much effort. The line, that line
which opened up for Trinity University
a week ago, repealed the attack of
the Austin huskies in this last con-
test and Trew at guard proved him
self giant, both on offensive and de-
fensive. Granted of course during the
third quarter Tuck for Sherman tore
up the line and made good gains, but
the comparison in the first game a
week ago, and the last game puts the
aggies line in mighty fine repute.
Holm and Beasley were there with
plenty of fight. They may be depended
upon any time for fight and for knowl-
edge Of the game. They are the bed
rock on which Moran is building his
fighting machine and Mississippi and
Louisiana, and Oklahoma, and Kan
sas had best watch out or they will
get got when they seek to whip this
machine, because It is coming team.
One OF the most pleasant SURPRISES
was the work OF Bonner, Waco high
product, who played quarter. This
Bonner person looks rood and his
work Friday warmed him a little spot
an his own In the hearts Of the cadets
at College Station. Thomas at full,
also showed well.
A. and Ms next game is with the
Polytechnic College team. and the
Methodists will have to mind the
game to keep the Aggies from playing
havoc with them next Friday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20
MEN OF MANY NATIONS
WILL STUDY DRY FARMING

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. 20.(Special)-
Delegates from eighteen nations OF
the world are ON their way to Tulsa
to attend the eighth Dry-Farming Con-
gress and Exposition. The list follows
of appointments announced UP to Oc'
tober l:
Argentina-Dr Romulo s. Naon, en-
voy extraordinary and minister plen
ipotentiary, Washington.
Chile-Sr. Don Eduardo Saurez EN-
voy extraordinary and minister pleni
potentiary, Washington.
Brazil-Honorable d. Da Cana, am
bassador, Washington.
Nicaragua-Em Chamora, am
bassador, Washington.
Venezuela-P. Ezequiel Rojas, am.
bassador, Washington.
Gautemala-Don Joaquin Mendez,
minister. Washington.
Belgium-C. Symony, charge daft
flares, Washington.
Belgium-M. A. l.. Bauwens, inspec-
tor general of department of Public
Works, Brussels.
Belgium-M. Aulard, representing
department of agriculture and public
works, Brussels.
Russia-Mr. Lyssakovsky, first i'm
perial secretary Russian embassy.
Washington.
Argentina-Juan Gallegas, Buenos
Aires.
Argentina Miles Pasman, Buenos
Aires.
Colombia-Robert Macdonald, sec.
rotary of embassy, Washington.
Brazil-Sr. Eduardo Braga, Rio de
Janiero.
Brazil-Dr v. T. Cooke, Rio de ia.
metro.
Italy-Guido Rosatti, commercial
attaehe. New York City.
William Peter Ander.
son, assistant agricultural commission.
er for the Russian government, St
Louis. Mo.
Roumania-Prof. D. Andronescu.
Mexico-M. p. Escobar, Manuel
Diaz de Leon, Norberto Hernandez,
official delegates from Mexico; Jose
Morgadones, president and e. ii.
Granadas, secretary, National Agri-
cultural Society of Tabasco.
Canada-Dr. J. II. Grisdale, direc-
tor of Dominion experimental farms,
Ottawa.
Hungary-T. Rothmeyer.
China. l.. Young, Picking.
Belgium-Rev. Father Joe Van
Hulse, Muskogee, Okla, official Bel
gian delegate to International Con-
gress of Farm Women.
Turkey-Karabat Nourian Effendi,
agronomist for the Imperial Ottoman
Empire.
Greece-Hector Pesmazoglu, act
ing consul, St. Louis, Mo.
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Not Enouoh Practice,

"Oh. Johnnie. Johnnie" said the
aunt reproachfully, "why is It you
never remember to say Thank your"
II expect it's cause don't get things
given to me often enough for practice"
answered the young diplomat, hope
fully eying box Of chocolates. Phil.
adelphia Ledger
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Easily Exclaimed,

GrInn-What's happened to disturb
the friendship between Nupop and Cut
up? Each one Of them says the other
II an intolerable bore. Barrett-Nu-
pops recently become the father Of a
nrstborn and Cutup's just bad sur.
gical operation.-Exchange.
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Classic.

And are your daughters musicalT'
we ask.
II guess So" he replies rather sadly.
Zone of 'em can sing things at the top
of her voice so you can't understand
a word. and the other can play the
piano with her hands crossed."-Ex-
change.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20
EXCEPTIONAL Values,

We don't need ice at any price
Since summer went away.
And yet my wife ignores that fact;
She buys a chunk each day.
We need no ice, but my advice
Is useless, avow,
Wife can't resist the bargain that
The iceman offers now.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20
Our Language.

NJ. De France You wind up re clock
to make him go? English Tutor Ex-
actly NJ DE France Zen what for you
wind up re beesinessl To make II
stopI
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Some Class.

Gabe-They say he Is fine after
dinner speaker Sleeveless. he always
says. waiter. bring me the Cheeks
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20
AdvertlsInq Pays.

Does advertising pay? / lost a
five-dollar bill on the street"
"Well?"
Il advertised. and so far have re-
ceived three five-dollar bills"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20

Now's the only bird lays eggs O gold.
Lowell
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-20

| like to kiss a pretty miss
Whose nose Is retrousse.
That kind of nose, with tilted pose,
Is never in the way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12

the men un the territories committee. who are interested in Alasak would al- low the much heralded joker to remain In the document. To th0ae familiar with the methods employed In block ,ng i.'Eisia ton this cry Of joker Ia an old trick used to turn the very people who Legislation will favor against Il by creating suspicion in their minds ami bringing an attack from the sources which would bc most benefited by It's i,assage. In the present instance tn" trick seems to Lave heen tried t'm hate and the only people who will oh- tct to the paxsage of this Icg:slation designed for the bcttcrm"nt of condi tions tn Alasak are n few 'kickcrs' of the brand who will find something t" complain Of In anything that is pr"- posed by anybody but themselves.
 With n vast majority of the hOusr territories committee. both democrats md republicans. in favor Of the pas sage of the bill and with the approv 'l of the president behind it nO sl'es'int interests or pernicious kickcrs m is thought can now head 1t on
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epseia, Nuseee oesvisA
 MEICO CITY. Dec. 1S.-Strons ef- forts ure being made by the conssr a. the element In government circles to induce Huerta to open negotiations with m view of arranging truce until thu, regular elections. which congress has arranged for next July. can b. hld. The suggestion is made that t.uerta arrange with the rebel leader |" allow the people to settle the ques- q ms between the present government I'd the ."nstit Mt ionulists Ut the polls l, stead of by force of arms and that nii military operations cease until af- ter the election. Iucrta. according tO this arrangement will be ono candi- cate and Carranza. or sOmeOn" select .sl by him will he the other.
 Huerta has not us yet accepted this advice and 1t is not thought in well informed circles that he win even con- si,:er u ar thnt the cOnstitutionalist l. ..dcr would accept the conditions ",,n if suggested.
 i;y stopping tho military activities just now the constitutionalists would he playing right into the hands of
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Next Wednesday. when the iinni d'-- 'Mte takes place On the biIi. DeleRutr tTkersham will again enter the lists U" champion of Alaska and. while there is some feeble opposition to the till apparent, 1t does not seem possl- hle that there can be any hitch in It's approval and passage by the house.
 Enemies of the bill. who fortunately
 are few. are claiming that b!g cor Mrations are behind 1t and that there is somewhere hidden away on the in- ,.iale a joker which means turning over the territory to the corporations. This scems tor he a cry rniseA In order to s;ir up opposition tO the passage of inc measure. hut careful perMsal of thu intent of the hill fails to show 7. herein the corporate interests are un- tinly favored. It is thought that this charge is brought aH the last effort of tm' opponents of Alaska development to lr, inc Legislation and that 1t win have n" feet on the hnai action of ""ngrass President Wilson approves the bill aS finally presented to the house and neither tho president nor
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12

iiu~rLa fur h Is admitted tlsat the .it- ,,nti0n If the. federal army Ia now ser. Ious and that 1t is more than likely that Villa. who is leading the Carran- zo f,,rceR will he In front Of the City of Mexico within month or six weeks. II hc nrrivex there after series of victorirx IGuerta will have absolutely I,o chance. of holding the city. and that once taken all M the present presi. dcni's power will be gone. Should Car rnrzn and Villn consent to an armis- ,!,r new and allow the country tO re- rn to u v..,ccfml basis ifuertm coulsi ngain have time to make his Ix'sitiun secure at the polls before the July el, rttpm. The ronstitut ipnalists. unless
 r,ar,S us m their ability to con- truc Ihc war are false. would xnin nothing by the delay and run the risk of hs,sing all the advantage they have ,.. inrsi in the field.
 The report Is current here todaS ti at Huertu has forced the Wells. Far go Express Company. an American .~rlr,t1,tion doing business in Mexico to lend him eight hundred thousand dollars It Is stated that the repre-
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WATT HUERTA TO NEGOTIATE
 WITH REBEL cARRAnzA

A natives of the company strongly resisted delivering this money to Huer- than an una uthorized issue of govern The Ioan is made on no security other ti an nn unauthorized Issue of govern men, bonds by Huerta which are of no value whatever.
 The same sources which report thia forced loan are authority for the state m+nt that at least half of 1t was sent abroad by Huerts in preparation for f..ght should the cOnRtitutionalists threaten t0 take the city.
 The Stuationl of the provisional ln.~ident and the capital city oe the republic k recognized as desperate and every effort Ia being now nude by Hu rrta n. come to some understanding with Carranza In order to stop the ad- vance of villa. This can hardly be accomplished for. even should Car rmnza agree to . new election in July. vnla. who is sweeping everything be- f,r, him would probably continue his advance on Mexico City and win the presidency for himself.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12
ENEMIES WILL NOT STOP
 ALASKA R. R. ACT NOW
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 WASHINGTON. Dec. I2.--The pri- ilcges of the floor Of the house of rep resentattves wer~ accorded Deicgat.. WickerHham M Alaska yesterday an.l he made A strung plea for the imme. diate paaage of tho Alaska railroad hill now before the house.
 The real debate on the bill will not take place until next "Wednesday but there is much interest in the Alaska matter which has bccn created hy tho many friends of the territory In the h.st under the leadership of Con- Lf..sman Albert J0hns"n oT Washing t,n through whose inil,wnre h'lcgat. W hkersham was permitted to address the leeisltors on the needs of the ter tcry.
 Delegate Wickersham r"ntincc h's remarks to the necessity of extention nf the railroad facilities in Alaska az q, mesrns of opening up thc territory for settlement and development and hc made q good impression m th" h"ns" hy his clear statement "f th" needs Tor transportation facilities.
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NEW HAVEN ROAD
 SuSPENDS DIVIDENDS

ur in first class condition. While competing lines have improved their scrvicc anal equipment and spent money nn modern signal systems and new cars the New Haven. has been serving it's surplus cash ont in divi- drnds and doing nothing In the way of keeping abreast of the latest dcvei- opments In ailroad construction and ~ uipmcnt. The result as far aa thc p,ckrthooks of the stockholders have hcen concerned were satisfactory hut ihr publk has bern patronizing the rival r"ads |" greater and greater cx- tent.
 The recent serbs af fatal accidents
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NOBLE PRIZE.
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 CHRISTIAN. Dec. 12.-Th" rom- -smtste0 having charge of shc sciertto, of tho Noble peace prize awarded year ly to the man or woman who has dur irI the year done the most to farther tn interests of international peace" today announced that the prise for the year isI: had been awarded t0 Elihu Et ot of the United States. Mir Roo, is the second American to be honorcs' by the receipt of this prize. 1t being awarded once ,.cforc to Theodore Roosevelt.
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special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Thc directors .: tho New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad today decided to suspend the payment of dividends in- definitely. This is the first time in forty years that this road has passcd dividend and there is considerable comment amnoG the stockholders in resard to management which would lct tho finances of the corporation get into q condition where such action was necessary.
 Tho road has been going down hill for several years and neither ih" equipment nor roadbed has been kept
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or the road which investigation by tho government showed to be due en- tirely to lack of proper signal equip n,ent and to the penurious policy Of employees has farther hurt the road md tn order to put Itself on a basis where It can maintain Itself in ,.mpct ltion with its rivals a great deal of money will have to be spent. This
 is given by the directors as the req snn for passing the dividend this year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12
SEATTLE CALLS OFF
 ITS BIG P0TLATCH

"f baitlesliips after it's passage through the canal. However. H has been i'm
 |. ssihl.. rnr the secretary of the navy [. guarantee the attendance of the nIltprs and with this drawing card in daubt the promoters do not feel that it would psy to go on with the prep aIr. tionx. There are several other req
 s ns given Tor I",stpOning the cclr- bratiOn and i tx thought that by an other yes,r sse;,ttlc will be tn q posi- ton to handle the affair with mOr.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12
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special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE Dee. l:.--Th- big crlr- bratIm, and potiatch scheduled for lsI4 in Seattle has been postponed un- tii 1915 and an attempt will be mad.' to hold the celebration at the time of the opening of the canal from Lax" W nshirgton through Lake Union into Iugcl sound.
 One of the main features of the pot latch to hc given In celebration of the oI cning of the Panama canal waR to be the prrscnc- "f the Atlantic fleet
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PRIZE FIGHTER
 FOR SOL0N
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 CHICAGO. Dec. l2.-Pucky McFar- his candidacy for the state legisla , turc Mcfarland has large follow inr among the sporting fraternity m his district and stands a very gss"i chance of receiving the nomination and elt ction.
 John ShOop has been chosen as su- ls rintendent of the Chicago schools.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12

 FIGHT OFF
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 S.AN FRANCISCO. Dec. t..-The heht for the light weight championship arranged between willie" Ritchie and Tommy Murphy of Harlem has been called ofY and the forfeit money re- turned.
 This action was taken on account or ar. operation which it is necessary to have performed on Ritchie's nose. The injury to this organ was received in the fight with Ad wolgast in San Francisco in 1912 which Ritchie won CT a foul
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12
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eessisi Nugget essvtes.
 wASHINGTON. Dee. I2.- i'r. sitlcn, Wilson is giving serious consideration to the question of government owner ship of the telephones and telegraph service of the country. v" is much in- terested In the subject and while IL Is not contemplated tha, th. matter will b. brought before tho present congress in any concrete shape it is known that the president has instructed Pnsimas- ter General Duricson in give tn" mat .c- thorough discussion in his ncx, annual report.
 Tho president ls in favor "f ll,c gov efnment ownership nf these tw" utili- .ses and has made Il careful study of
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12
MILITIA TO SERVE
 SAME AS REGULARS

Heir own officers and serving togeth- compare with tho rcgimcntal orGani- zaiion In the army and the officers and cr, WI are detailed iron, the entire naval service.
 It ia the intention of the present hill tO strengthen the service by scattering the officers and men "f the nii,itia ai.mrd tho ships with the regulars in itirr that these Mndsmcn sailors may h, absorbed by the seasoned tars and not man ono ship entirely with a green crew
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12
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Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Dec r.. The l"'n>,. today passed the hill inir'"i're'i hA Representative Padgctt pr," i'i'ns that In time of war the naval militi, "t tn" several states should serve the sam" as the regular navy.
 The bill will bencfit the n.'>nl ser vice but is not popular with the inili- tismen as it will break ur their l"nl organizations in time of war,
 Heretofore the militia nrenniazi ions have been given duty RI the complete crew of some vessel. thus retaining
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12
WEATHER REPORT.
December II. isia.

December II, 1913. Tempcrature-Aiax.. zero. min. .l below. l,arometer-39.73 inches Weathed-Clear. Winds miles per hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12
LuMeERMAN DEAD.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Dec .I2.-Will \. Me- Donald. a pioneer lumberman of Wash ing,on and the northwest, died here today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12

The popular ball games will attract as large . crowd this week as last. Get your tickets early. Don't miss iG
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12

cuDeRAND j. LOMEN. Lawyer. and Chief Reef Gardener
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WHICH WtNss Bet you . bex ef Rese's candiee.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bres,' "ApoiIo Beer on drauaht. alec "ssiset" by the bottle or ease.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-12

subser,bs fer Meme Daily Nssss.
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NELSON CONSIDERING GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP

;;.. workings of the system In Austral- |. and other countries where the gov .."mcnt owns tho telegraph and teic- i.,":" lines and operates them.
 s'i. uld the question come to u head and be submittcdf to the consideration !" congress bitter fight ls expected ns the corporations effected will do everything within their power to pre- vent the passage of any legislation which would put them out of business
 hEiNIE spIELER BURGH.
 Will play nit te band, at de Roof Garden.
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he recent serbs of fatal accidents
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21

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