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Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

ibnen ungeIt0rt our9 bic GinIamteit
bes Meeres. Nidts bat iib od gedn-
bert, felt Der 3eit Der Ipanif9en See
fa6rer nit epiger @lei9beit pie bas
NufTer ielbit unb Der WinO trsiben fie
ibre unfi9eren @sge, Der 2uft unb Der
Welle bineegeben, unberiibrt ppn al
Dem, mas Iih ereignet unb ma mir gu
SauIe ais gepaltig anfeben. Mbenz
terterlib pie bic erfte 6abrt mitteldls
terli1er @ntoedungbsgierOe limb bic
&eilen, bic Oiefe Segler fabrel, limit
ten elmer anberen Belt. Weni9en, be-
rem Steele fiinfhunOert Sabre alt lein
mrB, pobnen 3piIden ibren Planten.
Cir uraltes 8lut flieBt in ibnen; ME
fnIten iie es Ionit ausbulten, Elm ball
Beg Subr au 3ebnt in Der @iite bes
S3eans gu leben, berbannt, tbatenlos,
api19en 0pl3 uno 2einipanb, obne eis
nen 9au6 Der Dinge, bic mir gum
Ntbmen n0tbio baben. Diefe Segler
Iinb eingebdlt i'm fliifigen 5lisBen Der
iibrigen WeltzHefte aus Nergangenem,
bic elm tpunoerli9es 2eben petterleben.
@efpeniterbaft lit S9iff unb Manns
f9aft; fpenn Elm moberner Olmpfer
in Der @ile feiner 3fpan3ig &nOten els
mem fol9en ungetbiim b~egegnet, bds
f9md9tig i'm &0rper nit rieiigen
2appen am WaTer iih binOudt, mag
es i5m Dortpmmen pte Der lsibbaftige
9OaGnber.
Sn San Trdncisco babe i3 mid
einmaG fir cine &itenfabrt auf einem
3peimaIter eingemietbet. SrlGnber
puren RdpitGn unD MatroTen. sic
fegelten felt OreiBtg Sabren auf benz
Ydcific, meiitens BON Notobamd na9
Srisco, cine 5a6rt BON bier Monatsn.
Gines babe ib BEL ibnen erfubren. Sic
Iinb nit penigen Mnberen aIsin nod
i'm 8efiB zines @ebeimnifes. tie pif=
ZEN, mas oos Meer lit. @ir piHen es
ni6t. Wir finb obne cine Mbnung Oaz
BON. Mie Ieben es an bom Promend>
OenDed, nit Sperngldfern, tpenn ST.
19e 5pringen p0er bic Sonne anter-
gebt, mir empfin6en au9 Die erbabene
Mbipe9slltng gegeniiber elmer ospbul>
tirten StraBe Dber elmer Npfelbauma
GbduHee, aber mir BADEN teinsrlei 8ez
griff BON ben MDiterien Oes Meeres.
Sbr @ebsimniB lebt auf ben itumpfen
@9iffen nit ben breiten 5liigeln, Die
fpie pprpeltli9e Sbiere duf benz enOlo>
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

llno bier Seigt iidL nod in Der Ser
ne, Der EAnft, iiber rem Die Strait Der
Me0i5in uiht -bfnwegfommt. Sbr
Qnmpf gegen Ole &roHfbeiten gleibt
III letter 9inie Dem gegen Die SDora,
Der miner e~benfonieIe Scope bon
NeiteIu pieoer pudieii; aGs 'ibr sobge-
ihlagen Ipuroen.- Der @e0nnfe, 0aB
0i~elfeSi5tn ole aronf6eitef emit 9an5
aus Der @elt idaffen f0nnte, oaB Der
SOB an NlterSihpG6e Ser ein5ig 1ld-
tiirlihe iein miirOe, er miro etDig elm
Sraiim bleiben uno, mohte man NIT
WoItfe logen, nidt einmal elm iho=
ner. Cine uliloere, nltr Die @retie
treffenoe Mblterbeoronin9 Diiroe
mebr uno mebr sic 3eugenoe, &inoer,
Rrnft, GiiItur ihaffenoe Shift Der
Menihbeit alf Soften Der altereH rt-
ber0eA, e~enieBenoen 8uriidorangen-
Das eiieri1e Natlirgeieb nas tets Die
8nttung i6iiBt uno gegeu oas @in5el-
inoipiouum grauiam lit, min es on
oers. Sbm fanu uno ion Oie MeOt-
sin Die Idonite 9liit6e Ser geoturpii-
nitt entoeGeiarbeiten.
Sbre aiifgu6e lit es ~niht, ms Gin
moQlidit Iou9es, ionberit Elm mog-
lihIt geiunoes, ihaffensfroBes 2eben
5t gehen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
GntoIeg So b.

9luf Der 5abrt our1 elm 9orf reiBt
ali Dem @ei6irr Oes Ianor0tbIiden
@eIpannes Elm Niemen. Ser Oem
Serrn 2anorotb moblbefannte Shul-
&c fdafft hienitfertig einen Strif
berbei uno bringt oas @eihirr in
Sronung. ugeun, SEER Miiler" ,
fragt ser 2an0ratb, als Der SdaNen
beieittet if, mas bin id Sbnen benin
oafiir fdnIoig? - ~gldp Serr 2ano-
.ratb~, e~rtpioert. Der bieoere 9orfre-
gent, .ipre6en mir bod nidt crit oa-
bonl Sic baben iiH Oo6 Inn urier
0prf mehr ols einen Strid per0ientl"
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Gaa tOOte sdiff.


Mun Iieif, baB Elm @uIpeteri4iff.
Elm 8iermdFer, an Der englii9en RiiEe
unterging. DAB Elm Mutroie auf Der
MaitipiBe JAP unO aug elmer tIeinsi
pfeife unobldftg pitt, UNI 9ilfe
Diff, nGbrenD elm Mann na9 Dem
dn6ern bonn l~teigenben WdRer pers
i6ludt fpur0e. @iele @tunben flams
merte er Tt9 an Der bD9itsn Safelage
un0 pfiff nnb pfiff aus einem Ding,
ipie fie bic Sungens beim Snbianer~
ipielen BADEN.
.Man Iieit unb tpunOert it'd. 8ibt
fs bas pirtlt9 nod, OoB S9iffe UNI
tergeben, an einen Selien fDilenlo5
6erantreiben, 3erbre9en, DeriintenS
@s bort fi9 an ipie cine ate Seege=
{6i6te aug Der 3eit Der IpaniI4en @r=
maoa, afs cine @eefa6rt nod cine
Sdbrt IN cine 3peite Melt mar, boiler
WuqniB unb buntlem S9idial. Elm
Mbenteuer pbne @lei6en. unlers
5diffe qleiten beute nit 5eheln uno
uniihtbaren IGben gebunDen iibers
WoFer. Muf Der bD9Iten MaFipibs
TiBt fem pfeifenoer M~atrofe, lonbern
Elm eleftrif9er Junte, Der auf 3e9n~
taufen0 &ilometer in Der Run6e Hfa@z
ri9t qibt. @r beri9tet in ieber Stunbe
na@ Dem Jeitlanb unb fem Nebel
balt fi9 70 bi9t, oaB Oas S9tff rrz
fi@tbar in .ibm pirO, Der S3ean tann
es niht Derbergen, Der 6unte reiBt
leine brennenbe 2inie burA enolole
Ounfelbeitsn. On ieoer Ste1e TT bies
@@iff bas 2eute iiberfdbrt, elm bD9it
empfinbli9er Qeib, Der auf @ntferS
nung f9on cine feinblide gldbe fpiirt.
[Sief unten melben bic Slpdenitgrale,
ipas BON @aTer augeDedt fi4 ni4t
feben .lGBt, iiberal nm Die planten
laufen elettrif6e Satsefible, feline
RDbren, f9drfe MeAanismen, bic jeoe
@erGnberuna empfinben. @etragen
BON fol9em NeB gleitet Der groBs
G0rper unantoFtbar iiber bic @dRer.
l9ie uSitanic" ging trOBbem unter,
ober mir glduben bod an bas urpers
fintbare @9iff. 90 grOB 1T uniers
gefibls1i9erbeit. baB iene f4redli9e
SbatfaGe feline .Nngit er5eugte, Dab
Fir uns elm untergang auf bober See
cine unnirtli9e Woritequng bleibt,
aus geleIenen @eI9i9ten, Derbunben
nit ser pbantafie Der einfamen Sniel,
auf Der S9iffbri9ige lanben. SIS
stbt feline tobten S9iffe mebr, lie
fterben ale unter benz 9ommer bes
@erteigerers, Der ibr 9ol5 unb @iien
dubietet.
l1nD bnrn lieft man nit einem Mai
pom l1ntergange eines Seglers, Der
nett Der nit Salpeter fam. Sc mar
;ein Itumpfes S9iff obne eigsne &raft,
nit bOl3erner, unempfinblibsr 9aut,
ni9t NIT ben feinen Nerpen begab pie
bic Riefenf6iffe, unb er lief ni9t am
unfi9tbaren Taben Der brabtloieu
@pra9e. er fubr eingebiilt in bag
S9peigen bes Saeans, unO als Elm,
aige Stimme bate er cine tleine 9anb-
.Epfeife, 0ie man auf cine Meile Bort
Muf bieien S9iffen aIein in Der gan=
gen Melt 1T Die 3eit ni4t peiter gegun.
qen. bic alten Sdbr9unberte fahren du|
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
d bbt.

Sreuno: nSeitoem Die @ei6ibte
nit 9einem Bancroft Oorgefommen
lit, perfebrIt Oh mobl ni6t mebr nm
Stammtii9 gum u%golOenen Sirf6"?"
30, ielbitoeritdnoli6 id ,iBe
iogor iq6t aleine oaranl"
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Ole @Mtfda0ia.na.

.geun, tpie tpar's auf gurer Sod
~oeitsreiie, gna?"
- oNieiig nett; MIR in Main5 =
iiberautelten mir einen jungen Nedjts.
antpalt uno nsuBten ibm ais gntihd.
oialtng unieren eoentuellen Sdlei-
o~ungspro5eB i%lbertragen.~
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
@tnns nn6ereB.

Sran: SD babe Sbnen bod ge-
Iagt, oaB i'd ben llnteroffi5ier ni9t
inebr I'M Sotlie otlOe' iinO er lit ihon
mieoer bierl~
aSdin: ~aber, sndoige Groii, es
lit ia Elm ~onoererl"
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
81 m 9 M m Of.

Sab i6 nidt cine flaiiii6e Oaa.
ie?~ SEQ, iie dngt1penigitens an.
es 8u ~perbenl" nSie f6net on2~
~ ~Sa - 5u iGiaern"l"
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

Dit cute TreunOin.
.0snte Dir, Glfe: t6 bube miA
berlDbt!"
n@erlDbt2? W1it mem benn2"
Ilit benz Brobtfor aug Der @nael.
MpDtbefe."
= .MGfo - propiiOriFa!!" z
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

Gas i'd 90 nnden n.
@ann: Scr Mr8t bat BEL mir cine
Mifotinperaiftupg feitgeiteat.
Srdu: IN raudit ia aber gor
nidt, Mannl"
@unn: uSa, ia - Oorauf bate i6
ibn eigentlih aufmerfiam MAIDEN
ioner.~
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
s. d

.MGbrenO Der geitrigen @eri9ts-
DerbanOlung tporen a~uffaleno bel
Oamen i'm Sual."
,&ein Munber, es frat cine itabts
befanate Dame als 3eugin ouf. unb
beren areunbinnen polten nun aae
ibr pabres Mlter erfahren."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
RAILROAD NOTES.

A bronze reproduction OF the first
railway postal car used In the United
States Is being exhibited by the Chi.
cago & Northwestern Railroad
The Petroleum Iron Works and
Pennsylvania Tank Car plants at Shar-
on, Pa, have gone on double turn. The
latter plant will turn out six complete
cars daily instead Of three.
Through the enlargement Of It's
shops at Nashville and the addition OF
several new machines, the Nashville,
Chattanooga e. 81. Louis Railway con.
templates giving employment TO be.
tween 400 and 500 additional men IN
the work Of building rs own freight
cars Il Is estimated that / 900 cars
will be built by the company
Upon the best OF authority, II Is de-
clared that the yard facilities Of the
Lake Shore IN Ashtabula Harbor, o.,
are to be greatly increased after the
completion Of the dismantling OF two
ore docks The ore loading machinery
is TO be strapped, It is said, and the
space occupied will be used for yards.
Hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
in war tax stamps will be collected
through the railroads Of the country.
officials Of all the systems have pre-.
pared circulars of instruction to
agents to be used as guides in attach.
ing and cancelling stamps.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
LoNooN's sLUM BABIES.


London gutter babies are immune to
ordinary diseases and thrive under con
ditions that would be death to other
children. said Dr. Thomas, health OF
6cer OF the Finsbury district DR.
Thomas works In the most congested
OF the London boroughs, where 0l000
families live and sleep in 5000 rooms
"some OF these babies" be says, "as
soon or even before they are able 10
crawl. are placed on the sidewalks
early In the day. to be watched OF
nursed by girl Of four or Eve years
They are true gutter children. Some
times the immature nurse falls asleep.
wearied by her task. and the baby
crawls TO the other side Of the road.
needless OF traffic. Both are filthy
and gutter stained. but they seem TO
live In fact, the stock from which
they have sprung rises superior TO the
ordinary diseases OF childhood" Among
the cases reported are these:
A baby four months old was given q
piece OF raw fat and bacon TO chew.
because the grandmother said bacon
was good for babies and canaries.
One baby was dosed with stout and
aniseed by the mother as a cure for
collie
Another baby Of nine weeks was fed
chiefly on weak tea.
DR.. Thomas complains OF the Sal
reg Camps. who act as nurses In the
district. undolng the work Of the doc
tors In many cases. He says their ar
rogance Is equaled only by their ig.
norance. New York Tribune.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
The Chair Of Torture.

The most prominent building In the
ancient city Of Nuremburg is the cas-
tie. One Of It's two towers was used
for torture; the other served as a prison
The castle also contained a museum OF
horrors until 1t was purchased by the
Earl Of Shrewsbury and Talbot In
whose possession these relics now lie.
One Of these was the chair Of torture
II was very heavily made and studded
over the seat and at the elbows with
blunt topped spikes To It the victim
was tightly bound, and In short time
discomfort began to manifest itself and
In time became unbearable During
its continuance the torture was increas.
ed In several ways by means of wedges
being passed between the legs and
screws being applied to the thumbs
until they began to bleed
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
The Crime Of Wooden Cars.

New York, Dec. 23.-lf the Interior,
ough can be fined $1,000 a day for
skimping the number OF its trains and
oyercrowding its cars during rush
hours, as Public Service Commissioner
Maltbie believes II can-what is the
extent to which II can be penalized for
running wooden cars beyond the time
reasonably required to replace them
with steel ones
The wooden car fire on the elevated
In which two persons were killed and
fifty injured. has made the city shud
der TO think how infinitely worse
might be collision and consequent fire
involving wooden cars In the subway
A subway that is not fireproof is a
constant and needless menace to life.
A fireproof subway is a subway in
which nothing can burn. No subway
which operates five hundred wooden
cars can claim to be In that class.
The evidence shows that the motor.
man OF the local train which ran into
an express, killing two persons and
injuring fifty others, was operating
his train from the motor box of the
fourth car.
In the name OF sane railroading.
what are We to think OF such wanton.
criminal risking Of passengers lives
above all around the high curves near
the point where the accident occurred &?
Safety first" is the Interborough's
favorite precept What practice!
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
coLEVIEW NOTES.

As have seen no news from this
community lately, will try to give a
few items.
The greatest drawback to news. and
everything else here, is bad roads.
There can be no visiting, no going
to town or church, and the children
can hardly get to school on account
OF the condition of the roads.
1t would certainly be a blessing II
the road from l.. s Williams to BRYAN
could be made good. All of the public
buildings, such as the school house
two churches, the stores, and a great
number of families are on this road.
We hope It can be improved in some
way In things tending to the advance.
ment of the rural community, our
greatest need is good roads.
The school has closed until after
the holidays.
There have been no farming opera.
tons yet on account of the bad
weather
1t has been fine weather for ducks, as
some of our young men have proved
by killing quite a lot.
Guy Blanton brought in fourteen not
long ago and shared his good luck
with several of the neighbors.
Walter and Elmer Pate also report
good luck.
d. s. Buchanan is at home during
the holidays from the A. & NJ. College.
The young people are afraid Christ.
mas will be dull on account of the
bad weather. But it is human nature
to hope for the best, and maybe the
good old sun will shine and bring JOY
and gladness to many, and the heart.
felt wish of merry Christmas and a
happy New Year cometo all. - Sub
scriber.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE

inventor is the bouyant and de.
termined spirit with which he stands
amid the ashes OF his burned plant
and lays plans TO rebuild II. Sixteen
hours after the 100000 fire at East
Orange, N. j.. which destroyed build.
ings OF the Edison Company where
1900 men and women were employed,
the Wizard" had already entered into
contract with a construction com.
pany to replace the burned structures.
Al 81 Mr.. Edison thinks II never too
late to make good start"
There are two lessons" In this fire
% That chemicals and moving pic.
ture films catch frea nd burn with a
nerceness In the face OF which no con.
crete building can be called fireproof;
90 that the Nations famous inventor
at three score and seven Is still full
OF the Amerlcan-made courage and
resources which have helped his
genius to set him among the worlds
chief benefactors.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
A Joint Concern.

When Richard Brinsley Sheridan
was In distress, in early life, one of his
resources was that Of writing for the
fugitive publications Of the day, in
which be was materially assisted by
bis wife, and many years after his
entrance into the spheres Of politics he
was heard to say that 'lf he had stuck
to the law he believed he should have
done as much as his friend Tom
Erskine; but" continued he ~ had
no time for such studies, Mrs. Sheri
dan and myself were often obliged to
keep writing for our daily leg or shoul
der Of mutton; otherwise we should
have had no dinner" One Of his
friends. to whom he confessed this
wittily replied, Then perceive It was
Joint' concern"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY.
Add This Fact TO Your Store Of
knowledge.

knowledge.
Kidney disease often advances so
rapidly that many a person Is firmly
in its grasp before aware OF IT'S pro-
gress Prompt attention should be
given the slightest symptom Of kidney
disorder. II there is a dull pain in
the back, headaches, dizzy spells or a
tired, worn out feeling, or If the kid
ney secretions are offensive, irregular
and attended with pain, procure a
good kidney remedy at once.
Thousands recommend Doan's Kid.
ney Pills. Read the statement below.
j. +. Clapp, carpenter, Hearne,
Texas, says: Il have worked hard
nearly all my life and think this had
a great deal to do with bringing on
my kidney complaint My kidneys
didn't work right and as a result Of
the uric acid In my system, | began
TO suffer from rheumatic twinges. My
back was weak and lame and | suf-
fered a great deal. Although ! took
medicine and consulted doctors, got
no relief Finally, ! heard Of Doan's
Kidney Pills and ! procured a box.
They we're of the greatest benefit"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Clapp had Foster.Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, y. Y.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
The PubIIe KNOWN What Il Wants.

The Public Knows What II Wants.
Kisses and groans, we are glad to
note, greeted one Browne, president
Of the United Real Estate Owners
Association, when he told the mayor
at public hearing that some Of the
free public school lectures deal with
poetry and culture. which are OF little
value In practical education"
Mothers and fathers who have their
minds frightened and their interests
broadened by attending the lectures
do not need TO be shown the puerlle
stupidity Of such an argument
Four hundred people attended this
hearing. When the mayor asked how
many wished him to veto the cut in
the public school lecture approprla.
ton for which the aldermen are re.
sponsIble. 1893 OF those present raised
their hands on the instant. Public
opinion everywhere has voted the
same way.
When the mayor yetoes the cut and
sends II back TO the board, he should
pin thereto a suggestion that alder.
men and real estate owners like Mr.
Browne might attend a few Of the lee
lures with profit to themselves and
the city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
A BENEFIT WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
QUEEN TONIGHT FOR THE
K. Of P CHRISTMAS
FUND

The Entire proceeds will be donated to that worthy cause
There will be no stated admission charged but those who
care to help this great cause will make free will offering
at the door, The picture be shown will be an adoption
Of John Reed SCOTS famous novel, 1.-THE Colonel Of the
Red Huzzars" produced by the Edison Company in three
grand parts featuring Marc Mac DermOt and Marion Nesbtt
assisted by an all.star cast.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
Make a Free Will Offering at
the Door AS No Admission
Will Be Charged!

of It, My role is similar to that of the
weather prophet lie doesn't say, II
will pour tomorrow; you will go out,
get your feet wet, have an attack OF
pneumonia and die He says, Rain
is expected and II you are wise you
will wear rubbers and take an UNI.
brella. So when tell a person that
the stars show danger on a certain
day, he is simply warned to be brave
and wary.
Properly interpreted, the stars
show whether two persons should
marry. The horoscope proves that
the attraction between them is physi.
cal and temporary, in which event, or
that, besides the physical attraction,
there is a real and lasting affinity,
the marriage should not take place,
In India, the only country where there
are no divorces, the casting of the
horoscope precedes every marriage
and determines It,"
You may recall that in his prologue
to Romeo and Juliet" Shakespeare
seems to account for the whole TRACE.
dy by the phrase "star-crossed lovers
Have you seen anything in the
stars about the war;" asked.
Three years ago saw that suffer.
ing and strife threatened" she said.
"As read the planets, 1t will be the
last war, to be followed by a real
brotherhood of man, in bringing about
which the United States will triumph
as a spiritual Nation. There seems
to be chance that the war may end
next spring or summer, owing to the
Intervention of this country, and with
the allies victorious"
Characteristic of Americas foremost
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
NEW YORK DAY BY DAY.
BY CHARLES HENRY ADAMS.

New York, Dec. 22.-NIiss Eyange
line s. Adams, the astrologer, recently
declared by court to be no fortune
teller, asserts that the stars indicate
what mortars fate may be, and then
It's up to the knowledge seeker to
fend of disaster or invite happiness.
She plans an astropological research
society.
1T is the stars.
"The stars above us govern our con
ditions."
That is the theory of Miss Evange.
line S. Adams, astrologist 1t was also
the theory Of Napoleon and Of count.
less hosts of rulers and peoples reach.
ing back into the impenetrable mists
of the worlds morning Today most
OF us are hitching our wagons to some.
thing nearer home than stars. Yet
no one can say when the oldest science
In existence may not be reacclaimed
as the newest. Miss Adams says that
her patrons have included the late ].
Pierpont Morgan and f. A. Heinze,
the Duchess of Manchester, Lady Pa.
get, Jacob, Stout, former president of
the New York Stock Exchange, and
any quantity of society women.
do you consider that you can really
read the fate of a human being in the
stars?" asked.
81 can read what the fate may be, -
she replied. mo astrologer can con.
scientiously say that any one thing is
sure to happen. But can say, This
is likely to be. Guard against 1t il II
is bad. If II is good make the most
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
THE HOUSE OF THREES.
Curious Architecture Of England's
Most Peculiar Building.

Most Peculiar Building.
The most peculiar house in the Unit
ed Kingdom IS probably the triangular
one at Rushton, In Northamptonshire.
Its design Is supposed to typify the
trinity
This singular building has three sto
ries. and each story has three win.
dows on each Of the three sides. while
each Of the windows In two OF the
three stories Is In the shape Of a ire
fol-the three leayed shamrock. In
each OF the other windows there are
twelve panes. arranged In three fours
and the panes throughout are TRAN
gular.
Three gables rise on each side and
from the center. where their roofs
meet, three sided chimney surmount
ed by a triangular pyramid terminates
In large trefoIl. The smoke issues
from three round holes on each Of the
three sides Of the chimney
Three Latin inscriptions, one on each
side Of the house, have each thirty
letters. while over the door there Is
another Latin Inscription Of three
words. the English Of which Is, There
are three that bear record" and on
each side are the carved figures Of
three angels bearing shields.
Inside the house each floor contains
three three-sided apartments. The
length Of each of the walls by outside
measurement Is thirty three feet -four
inches-that is, exactly thirty-three
and one-third feet-London Telegraph
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
Triumph Of Womanly Nature.

A budding novelist who knew how
TO depart from the hackneyed way OF
putting things sent to a Boston editor
a novel containing the following:
"When she heard of the marriage OF
her false lover to her hated rival she
at first bawled bitterly, but her wo
manly nature soon asserted itself, and
she began desperate Irritation with
another man."-New York Post
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
Impossible.

"Waiter, has my friend Miller been
hereT
"MilTer-MillerI Oh, yes, the gentle
man has Just paid his bill and gone
out"
"Paid his billl Then 1t wasn't he."-
Man Lacht
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-23
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

Billy Leigh. NavasOta.
II. NJ. Archer. Sugarland.
W. d. COhn, Brennan.
C.. G.. Gates, Marlin.
+. G. Goforth.
G. C. Foster, Myers.
L. B. East, Houston.
Hall Williams, Dallas.
c. B. Oliver, Caldwell.
W. +. Jackson, Dallas.
w. G.. McGarr, Galveston.