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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24

GeIb lam man Dem Naann bod
nidt dnbieten."
Dos @bepaar iiberIeete lapes,
en0Ii9 rief 5rau gliie erIsi9tsrt:
sd bab's! 8ir p,aeu 5eryn
uno 5rau Sdiibe Elm 9rGfcut
MAIDEN, 6as in iebsr 6GnsIi6itit
piatOmmen it'll! 8ir f9snten inn
Elm 9uBeno qaus f9pere Iilberne
@BI0ffel. 9as erfreut, mag man
nod 10 t%pcbIfabeno fem.
Der 9orTdlag leu9tete ibm Elm,
unb am anOern @ormittag faufte
5err Riioiger bas 0uBsnb iilbsrne
gBIOffel unO IieB Oas patet, Dcm
iein 9antbrief beiIog. glei6 bcn
Dem geiddft 9errn aunff4lOFers
meiiter ShiiBe 3rfenOen.
Der beilige abenO mar 9etommtr.
banterfuaten SCREENS fa6 Oas Gle
paar bor benz i6Ii4tsn Sunnens
baum, in beiien 3peigen Die Wattes
floden ben teui9en S9nes oes @nIs
Oes OOrtduIdten. Die f4Ianten, fptis
gen &er3en brontten - Der Qtsm
bes 5rieOens unh Der 5rsube pe6te
Ourd bas 3immer. 9a Idellte es,
bas 0%ienitmdo6en trat berein: n9err
Rii0iger, cine 5rau tit OrauBen, bic
mO6te Sic fpre9en".
Die 5rau fam i6iidtern berein.
Sin perbuBeIte8 @sib9en, nit bers
ben, tuO6igeu Qrbeitshdnben. Serr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24
f~rsnbialsit fir i6n coma oaeinl

frsnbigtsit fir ibn gons areinl
Dos mar Elm SpaB!
RsuIi4 aber fagte Gris 5oI3:
,.9as mar bnmals Der srIte S6ritt
gum @erberben 49,"
Sn elmer Qnpnnbluns bon geIiis
mismus inete er oas.
9enn I6ledt gings i'm.
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bonn tamen bic Sorsen fpieoer.
a6er er la6te bic got aus. 2o@s
te ibr NIT belen augen in bas
9ramgsIift.
Mar aud manhmdI fem aii9ens
settel drmti6 unb iein Simmer falt:
bic aunit gab rsi6s 8reube unb
fem Gemiit mar 70 leihtl
co Iei6t, baB er iiber ben grauen
G%rben6unlt b1binThpebte ipie EN-
6olter. Elm 3itronenfoIter, Der leu9s
tst!
SIN borigen Sobr gum Weibs
naGtsfeit, u. ba f9lligs b6s elm!
Do DerlieB ibn bic liebe, 3ierli6e
MBIbo, bas i9ide, reiSenOe Mdbs
den.
Dos mar elm G6tag!
Qbsr fe ipar ia 10 reid unb er
10 arm, ie 10 luItig unb er aerabe
'ss,als f. iSHmerlid bebridt!
9ieIe bummen ACKNOWLEDGMENT
III GlenbStaterl Gr mar bod Ionit
uidt 10.
Menn sr ober lire id6nen aleiber
lab uno Ieinsn 5trfdIiFensn @iniers
montel! Damn madte ct Elm @es
fdt -. elm miBmuttsss. lnO bas
geFisI Der tleinen M9loa nidt.
MuS mars!
limb nun ipor elm Snbr UNI, unb
aud bisIes 8eibnndtFI eIt mar burh
sintn bortsn Shfag 1!rbOrbsn.
@rob' bsuts gum 9%eiliga6enb!
Das lam 70: Dor einigsn soger
HberFisl unIeru 5rib SoIs cine nus
bespingbore MonberluIt. Dos lam
EpTier Dor. Marum oub nidt2 Giue
~ 2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24

fdriftIteller Sean gnuf NOR es. limb
mitten diif Dem 90nboffplab, oen er
en0li4 srrei6t bate, f9Iug er cen
8ano auf rnb las cine Steae nafl
die inn iiit ein9efnllen mar: .3pts
Iden 8pei 9iitelu retft ole 4nnnas;
aber 3uii6en slpei IiiBen 6rii9ten
iteBt unfere ItedenOe @egenipart,
5piiHen G%rinuerllng unb Soften"
Cine fdorfe, fpiBe 5timme sntyiB
Germ Riibiger Ietner 2ettiire. Gr
Iab duf. Dor ibm cine teiFenoe,
feili4enoe Dame, rin9sum 6uFtenbe
MISUNDERSTANDING. Die Dame poGte
bOu benz preis elmer idOnen, i9lants
geipa9Isnen 6ilbertanne elm ertleds
Ii6es obtnopien, Der Sdnbler absr
bIieb feit.
Serr Rii0iger idiittelte Den Ropf.
Gr mar cine empfinbiam anaes
legte Ratur; bteie8 Iaute enerai 9e
!SanbeIn UNI eiuen Meibno9tsbacm
bertimmte i'm. Der S9aGer ers
fdisu ibm unpiiroig bes grinen
Malbtinoes unb oes 5eItes. Dem ss
0iente.
S4neI i~iberquerte er Sen DSns
boffploB nnb fu9r nit Der GIetlrie
Iden na9 SouIe. als er ousfisg,
FaBte er me4auii6, in pebontiTGer
g%epObnbeit, naa Der 8rieFtaI6e.
Der Ser3I9log Itpdte ibm, er mutbe
blaB bis IN bic 2ippsn - Die Brief
toIde mar fort. gr ourdIu9te ale
9ofaen: lIebersieber, god, geins
Hello = Oas 4Ortsfsuius NIT Den
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24
Die aItelte @eilnadtstanne.

Die 9dnne oIs Nei6nadtsbailm
miro gum erItenmat in elmer 6uno-
thrift eripdbnt, oie aus Dem Sabre
1904 ftommt uno iid I'M geiise zines
Griebberger, 8iirgers beFinoet. @s
6eiBt bort inter anoerm: oNuff
.Wepbnd9t ri9t man 9annsnbdum
81 StraB6urg auf in ben Stu6en,
earan bsntet man rOBen aus Dielfars
b;gem papisr eei4nitten, aepfeI,
0bIotten, 3ifdsolt, 3uder. Man
pilegt Drum elm pieretent Ramen gu
maiden"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24
Drr %rhrlirtr gtnArr
ken 6dtsrss erlebniS bsu & Waa6ias

@eibna6tspode. Sin Sag oor
benz beiligen qbsno. quf Den be-
lsbttn Gtrabsn berri4ts isnss en-,
iige 3reibsn, Oas Elm 70 a~usgeprGgs
.tes 9orJsi6sn Der @si6uadisu 1T.
gu6 Otto Rabigtr battle 6ereits
ben einf1uF fir feline Jrau gsmadt.
Ginber parsn ibm In ItiHer Snais
5igidbrigen Gbe sfpar borenibaltsn
gebIie6eu, obsr benno9 bate sr es
id nismals nebmsu taHsn, 6ns
gbriitfef in Der oItgepo4Htsn @eiie
81 bcgebsn.
Serr Rioiger bette bissmal fir
feline gli1e cine guIosnt llbr ge'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24

beIdniffslts, nit btnsn bic gllbsr
umbiilt p1ren.
Der Bauer lslis F9 breiibsinig
Dor Grib 6olS Din, bsirahtsts absr
feline aaIber, bic Eriides Haitsr Be-
Iamen.
sd babe Sbnsn bod aeIagt, tab
Gle Dor 9~siligdbenb tummen foutn..
htiis brauhtsu Gle NIT benz 3sug
MID 3u tommsn !"
6ol3 iohts Dor Mut. Der Bauer
Itonb NIT ben 6dnben In ben 1as
iten Dor ibm uHo beiradtets nit
ip0tiiIdem qddsin ben aiinflst.
Dem Itano Der S6meiB nuf Der
Sttru, bsnn bic giIbtr purosn ibm
10 idper, bob CT lie taum nod BALI
ten ionnte.
Rec, nee Id lam bic gilbsr
MID mebr brau9sn," pitoerbolte Der
Bauer, gaber mein Saus ioa gtItris
den peroen -. sic lDnHtn mir
mol bic 5arbe angeben -"
aIs OBJ bas 10 Iein miiBie.. -.
ondte 5rtb 9ol3. aber bic 9ilDer
mnbte er sinmaI abIsgen -. 10 Elm
9epiht!
sd fam bic 8ilber fuobI erf
mol in elm 3immsr iieltn2" frogts
:r bsi4sibeu.
nesgsu sic fe bod bier bin
pa liesen lie gang gut - foete b0bs
mild Der Bauer, benz e Spob mums
ie, ben geiitig iibsrIegenen, ober
uirti6aftli4 i4padsren RiiRItler
Don ieinsr 9naOs abbdngis gu iss
9eu.
go6 elmer Ode bes Gtones mics
sr gIeideiiltig. Dos Ioate ben
Uloler irGnten.
auf benz f9muBigen' 2ebm6obsn
lests Strip 5ol3 Die srauumbiatsn
8emdlbe.
pSdoner plaB tur bic 4unf -,
oa6te er. Damn atng er unb CAB
Dem 9nuer bic Garben on.
Der G6red, oIs er gu ieinen
9ilbern Surtidtsbrts! Mit piitens
benz 4nurren purbs er In Der gde
.mpfangen. Der Sunb bate Iein
6eimlides Sebnen mad ben Sii6ern
geitiat uub auf benz oberen Bible
9dtte sr ii9 cine frsun6lt4e 2agers
Ttdtte erri6tet.
gingebillt in nsiden ltmI6lag,
bic i6arfen SaBen in bic nod feu6s
tie Stlfarbe getrabt, fab er bo.
llnb er perteioigte isin tiinitleris
T9es 9ett.
Bel ieOsr gepesung ipurbs ss
tmpreIiioniitii9erl
SIN erften Qugen6lid i9poa 5rib
9ol3en bic 3ornssaber.
2tber Oann ging Elm 2eu9ten ii6er
iein 9eFdt.
Mit geI6meibiger @erbeugung
er ben iibsrroIdRn Bauer
oor bic eigenartige SunbebettiteLle.
p0as Bib toitet 8peibunbertfinf,
3ig Mari .. Sie baben benz 8ilOs
ben pIaB ongepieIen -, iagte Der
nit IeiIem Spot.
2ange bausrte Der aebe3pift ni6t
lnb bic goIbTi9Ie tIabperten
rDenn bic Meniden Der 9unit
ni4t belfen molten, 10 tGnnens aud
maj bic 6unbe :. !"
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EtnR NiinatlRrnpthnarht.

einmal mar 0eibna6tsn luItig
fir Grib Sol3, ben MlaIer, unb bas
anbtrt Dlal traurig.
qbtr INNER mar stpas sor5
9sionbsres Ios.
ngs IdIdgt eiu," Iogte GriB 5oI3.
Dor fiinf5ebn Sabrn -. ia, ba
bate Is nal gut sinseIdlagen!
0n NOR GriB 9Ol8 elm friI9er
9rsiSsbniGbriger.
Gin febniiidtiger 9ubs, Der Teis
nsn 2isbliugspunI6 srfiat fab.
Gin ridtiger, GROCER 5orbsntaIfen
Itanb ouf benz Dsibnodtstif9!
Sir ibn... bic gan5e 5arbsRs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24

Gntps0er - pber. Der
Batter betro9tet topfI9iittelno ben
DunI93etteI ieines Sb1n4ens.
.Sungs. Suuss, Sunse", Tust or.
yss p1re Ieidt mDsIi9. oaB Dir
Der @eibno6tsmann einige @inffe
itreiht!" =.
,Das mag tr nur tun!4 enteegs
nete Seini 70 rsdt trObis. .qlfer
onnu fam er fih rubig eiten nrs
bern Iuhtu, Der an i9n sIoubll"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24

nit bieIsm 8ort er6ffnete Srib
SoIs am speiten @ei6ua4tstage cine
fibele 5eier.
S6mctternbe 2odIaIpen ltieBen er
unb feline Greunbe aug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24
weibnadten.
RMms
Don 5oisPP Srsiterrn BON ei4euoOrF.

dIIOarft mo strassn asbu psrlaFeu,
SuE Stia erleuatet jsOss Paus,
siunsuo ssb i'd cur6 Die 6afeH,
lilies ftbt 70 fsfIi& aas.
IN osu 5eHferu habsn 5raueH
SnntCs Spiel3eus fromm sel@mfdt,
danleuo kiuoIeiu fshu uHo i4aueu,
sino 70 ~punoernia bssIidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24

3nridgegeben. a.: Mis
ftben @ie Blob aus, eiufod
fheuBlidl
g.: ga, unO sic isbsn nab gag
Nintg anSi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24

limo i6 pauort aus oen MIausrn
Bis hiudus ms freie feIo,
Rsbres 6Idn,eu, teirees s6anernl
mie 10 weit uno ftia Die lpeltI
Sierut RO5 Die Krsiie i5linseu,
2Ius oes s4nses Ginamieit
Sttisfs wie pnuoerbares sinsen -
% Su sHacenreide 5eitI
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
PREDICTED DEATH
OF STATES RIGHTS
Edmund J. James Declares Either Of
the Old Parties Must Approach
Capitalization to Hold Power.

Chicago, ILL.,. Dec. 3l.-In the estab-
lishment OF the Federal reserve bank
ing system, the building OF territorial
railways by the Federal government.
the promotion Of agricultural educa-
tion by the same authority. and in
the new freedom Edmund J. James,
president OF The University OF Illinois,
sees States rights" headed for "in-
nocuous desuetude"
He expressed this opinion in an ad.
dress at a Joint session OF the conven-
tion OF the American Political Science
Association and the American Historl.
cal Association, and added that Presf-
dent Wilson. head OF the party which
has always pretended to stand for
the doctrine OF States rights" has
dealt that doctrine some OF the sturdi-
est blows II has ever received.
This. he explained. goes to show
that neither of the old parties is the
particular exponent OF Capitalization.
but that 1t is whichever party hap
pens to hold the reins Of Federal
authority and thus finds an opportuni-
ty to develop and maintain its power"
DR.. James spoke Of an officer in the
Agricultural Department
This officer he said. "sets about
organizlng boys and girls clubs
throughout the Nation. the members
OF which are taught 70 look to The Fed
eral government Sor inspiration. ad
vice and counsel. II he does not get
enough money in the appropriation for
his experiment, he bulldoses the agri-
cultural colleges into giving him a
portion Of their funds. and II they OBJ
ject he sets the women's clubs upon
their officials.
1T may seem like a trifing affair
at first, but when you contemplate Il
carefully you see in the dim but ever
clearing background the yelled and
shadowy form Of Federal supremacy
in agriculture, in health, in manufac-
turing, in banking. in commerce. and
above all in social legislation"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
SENATORIAL RACES
COST S460,777.25
Based on First Sworn Reports, the
Election Of Entire Senate Would
Cost That Amount.
CBy Associated Press.)

Washington. Dec. 31.-Nearly half
a million dollars was spent by candi.
dates Of all parties last November in
the first popular election OF United
States Senator'S in the history Of the
government To be exact. sf6O.77725
represents the total sworn statements
OF campaign expenditures filed with
the Secretary OF the Senate by the
men who sought Senatorial honors
from thirty-one States.
OF this grand total there was con-
;ributed from various sources to the
candidates s1ss,S4799.
Senators who looked over the fig
ures yesterday manifested great in.
terest, and IL was remarked that
should all the Senators be elected at
one time the cost to the candidates.
based upon the ratio established.
would be three times as great, or ap-
proximately S1.3S4,OOO.
Democrats led in the expenditure
with s2i2,S95.90. Republican candi
dates spent s156.ss4.3s: Progressives.
55.15s.9i; Prohibitionists, s4.443.23;
Socialists. s354.74. and independents.
S1.O4O.O6. The average per capita ex-
penditure was: Democrats, S3,07463;
Republicans. S2.S52.44
The largest expenditures occurred
IN the STATE OF Georgia. where two
Senators were elected, the amount
sworn to by all candidates there to-
falling Si1,4926S. North Carolina can
didates, where Senator Overman was
reelected. brought up the rear with
a total expenditure OF $702.65. Will
liam Henley, defeated Progressive OF
Oregon. who reported that he disburs-
ed Sl0,32694. and had contributed to
his campaign s1O,415.93, was the only
candidate to exceed the $4,000 limit
fixed by law
Several candidates reported they
spent no money whatever, but the low
est expenditure on record was cents,
reported by E. L. Hichens. Socialist
candidate in Ohio.
BY States, the expenditures includ-
ed: Arkansas, Si.71S.45; Kansas, $751;
63S.4S: Missouri, s6,694SS; Oklahoma,
S5,131.6S.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
80 AMERICANS STOOD
OFF MEXICAN MOB
Attempt TO Liberate Two Accused
Mexieans by I5o countrymen
Proved to Be Failure.
(hY Assoclat.d PressO

San Antonio, Tex. Dec. 31.-Fifty
American citizens repealed an attack
by mob OF l5O Mexlcans at oakville.
Live Oak County. last night. when an
attempt was made to liberate Ysldor
Gonzales. a Mexican. who was con.
yicted and sentenced to be hanged
and FREDERICK Sanchez. who is indict.
ed for the murder Of Jailer Harry Hin.
ton four days ago.
Three men we're captured several
days ago by mobs and charged with
the murder OF the jailer. who was
killed while he slept. The mob exc.
cuted one OF the men captured and
turned over the other two TO the
authorities after Judge Chambllss
pledged his honor the men would be
given speedy trials.
Gonzales was put on trial yesterday
morning and by night had been con.
yicted and sentenced to be hanged.
FREDERICK Sanchez will be tried today.
With more than half the male popu.
lation OF Oakville on a holiday hunt
for deer. fifty men and boys defended
the town last night against three
times their number OF Mexicans.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
MASSES EVERYWHERE LOATHE WAR
APPEALS To
WORKERS TO END WAR

Believes the Workers of the World Can Bring 1t
to Close-Says There Is Great Opposition
to the War Among German Workers-Be-
lieved That Italy or Some of the Balkan
States Will Soon Enter the War-Italy MAY
Come ln-Big Fleet of English and French
Warships Are Bombarding AuStria's Naval
Base Germany Reports Capture of Many
Prisoners and Cannon-French Blue Jack.
cts Display Great Heroism-Reason Given
Why Japs Have Not Come In-Austrian
Aeropane Captured Loaded With Food.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
Heroism Of French Blue Jackets.
(BY Assoclated Prea,l

Paris. Dec. Sl.-The capture OF st.
Georges. Belgium. the most important
allied victory Of the present week, was
due to the heroism of six French blue
jackets. The Belgians had driven the
Germans out OF the st. Georges
trenches, but, sheltered in houses Of
the town. the Germans threatened TO
annlhllate the Belglans Floods made
infantry reinforcements for the Bel.
gians impossible, and they we're too
close TO the Germans for the allies TO
risk an artillery fire. Thereupon six
live jackets took a three-inch cannon
on a fiat boat and poled {: across the
User to 81. Georges under a hail Of
German fire. One after another every
blue jacket was shot down while hold.
ing he pole, but the last blue JACKIE.
ait managed 10 push the boat TO the
Belgian lines With the cannon they
quickly drove the Germans from the
houses The allies built a bridge and
crossed the User in force.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
French Official Statement.
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, Dec 3l.-The official state.
ment says the French made further
advances measured by yards at sew
eral points.
The German counter attacks were
repulsed in Alsace.
The village of Steinbach in Alsace
is occupied half by Germans and half
by French There is street fighting
there today.
Near Rheims the Germans last night
blew up ten French trenches, but the
French repulsed a subsequent attack.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
TEXAS CATTLEMEN
SUE RAILROADS
Ask One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars From Ten Roads
for overcharges.
(By Associated Press.)

Fort Worth, Tex, Dec. S1.-The
Texas Cattle Raisers' Association yes
terday filed a sl5O,OOO suit at Kansas
City against ten railroads for alleged
overcharges.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
England Keeps Japs Out.
(Bv Associated Prsss.)

Toxic, Dec. 3l.-Eugland's hesitancy
Is said to be the reason why the Japa.
nese troops have not yet been invited
10 participate in the European conflict.
Russia and France are reported will.
ing to invite the Japanese, but Eng
land hesita:es on account OF political
questions involved.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
German Official Statement.
eny Associated Press.)

Berlin, Dec. Sl,-The official state
ment says the German attacks in Po-
land are making progress in the Raw.
ka district
There is no change on the Bzura and
Pilica rivers.
In Belgium yesterday an entire
French company was annihilated by
an undermining explosion.
The Germans still occupy Steinbach,
although the French artillery destroy
ed many houses there.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
VILLA |MPR|SONS
GENERAL bLANCO
Six Hundred Villa Troops Surrender
to General obreson
at Jalitpan.
CBy Associated Press)

Washington. Dec. 31.-Carranza dis.
patches say that villa has imprisoned
General Lucio Blanco.
Six hundred villa soldiers have sur.
rendered at Jalitpan to General Obre.
gon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
CBy Associated Presa.)

London, Dec. 31.-An appeal from
Karl Liebkneeht, a German Socialist,
to the workers Of the world to end the
war was published in a labor pa per
here.
He says the masses everywhere
loathe this war and among German
workers there is much greater oppo.
sition to the war than is generally
supposed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
Germans Report Big Captures.
(Bv Associated Press)

Amsterdam. Dec. 3l.-An unofficial
report from the German army head
quarters claims the Germans have cap
tured more than $1,000 prisoners since
the battle Of LODI, and since the mid
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
Austrian Naval Base sombarded.

Copenhagen. Dec. 3l.-A private dis
patch from Berlins ays more than
thirty British and French warships
are now bombarding Pola, the Aus
trian naval base. and also the seaport
Rouigno. fifteen miles away.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
OTHER NATIONS MAY COME II
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
London. Dec. 81. The indications
here are that either Greece, Italy, Rou.
mania or Portugal will soon enter the
European war. Which ones will enter
is not foreeasted.
ltaly's occupation Of Avlona and the
reported racial unrest In Austria are
believed to be esertins renewed in
fiuenee toward war.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
Aeroplane Carried Food.
(By Associated Press.)

London, Dec. S1.-It is reported that
the Austrian aeroplane, which broke
down and was captured trying to enter
Przemysl, was found to be loaded with
food.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
SAY STOCK YARDS
ARE A TRUST

Bellville. Ill.,. Dec. 3l.-The State OF
Illinois today fled a suit charging the
East st. Louis stock yards are a
trust
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
British on Solomon Islands.
(By Associated Press.)

Melbourne, Australia, Dec. S1.-The
British have occupied Bougainville,
the largest of the Solomon Islands.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
To REDUCE
OK COTTON RATE
Wanted 75-cent Rate to Compete
With Wichita Falls,
Texas.
, (By AssocIatad Fress.)

Washington. Dec. Sl.-The Inter
state Commerce Commission today de-
clined to establish a Joint rate of 75
cents per hundred pounds for cotton
from Oklahoma points to Galveston.
The request had been made on ac.
count of competition with Wichita
Falls.
DR.. w. F. Odom and b. A. Hugghins
we're in the city on business today
from Kurten.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31

die OF November they have captured
800 Russian cannon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-31
n. Y. BARS FOOT
AND MOUTH DISEASE
my A,soclat,d Pre..l

Washington. Dec. 3l.-New York
City and County have quarantined
against the foot and mouth disease
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-18
OPPOSITION ID
 CHANGE DEVELOPS
Prominent New Decatur Citizens Speak Against
 Change to Morgan City

Decatur, September 17.-(SpeciaI.) Tn New Decatur some of the most con servative business men of that city have launched a campaign against tie changing of the name of that city to Morgan City. Last night George A. Hoff, president of the Morgan County National bank, of New Decatur, and Tennis Tidwell. city attorney of New Decatur. spoke on Second avenue, New Decatur, to fair sized crowd against the change of the name of that city.
 Since the election takes place on next Monday it is the opinion of many that the campaign against the change of name has come too late to change the sentiment very much At this time the indications are that the change to Mor- gan City will carry at least to l. From now until election day speeches s will be made all over New Decatur against the change of name. In tie meantime, many prominent men Mho favor the change of name are also mak> ing speeches over the city in favor of the change to Morgan City.
 The question is if the people by their votes change the name will the govern ment change the name of the postof- . flee, and will the Louisville and Nash vile railroad change the name of their station to Morgan City?