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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
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graut Elm b.rartissr Isi, Inn cine gIiids
She unm6sIid gu MAIDEN unb is b.s'
balb bei9loHsn bdttsn, s.m,iniam IN
ben Sob gu geben. ou lie gesrsnnt -eoH
einanber ni6t lsbeu tOnntsR.
Stcuben.S Scnfmal in
@allep Gorge.
cesesialsssefse bts .GiHdnna,isr s0lis6Ia'i'J
9bila6elpbia, 1a, "a. Sepi.
Der lana aebegte @unib Oes Gcntit.
tb,tms eer gereinisten Staaten, oas
glnoenfeu Ses Sh0piers Der onlerlta.
niid,eu glrmee, Baron 5rieorid VII
helm pon Stcubcn, aui Der biitprlihen
Grinnerungsiidite. Dem @interlaser
6er Sentimental armee George @nlp'
iuaton's in 1777-17TS 81 Tdllep
Sorgc, 90, 5u cfrcn iii enSlid Der
(iriitll!ma nabc geriidt iuoroen.
SerecrraeenSe Teutidle pon step
gorf batten aui @eranlniilna DEG
Scitid, slmcrituniiden Siaatsper'
ba,oes f-,6eutenbe Slrmlilen bel1c'
iteucrt, nm oaa ssroieft Der Grrld'
tlma cincr Statiie Baron BON Stcu'
ben's in 9allcp 5orge 81 psrplrt.
iifen. 9ln Die SpIse Der Saiilnllun.
aen bate lid Der Scrausgeber eer
yielU Dorter Staats. ,3elllln1, Serr
Sermann aiboer. nit 81 900 geliellt.
9(ud, bon anrerer Sciie glnsen Dem
Steiibep Ienfmnl.6Dn6S beoeiitenoe
SMimeu sn.
Ger s,raiihent beg 1eutif.slmeri.
faniid,en giaticnnlbimSes, &crr Ir.
Seramcr pon TbilaOelpbia. pilroe err
namti9r. cinen aontrltt iiir Grid.
TINA her Statuc abjuihliebcn.
Gr III Deute biciem alnltrage nad.
ocfonnen. Ter aontrost purcc oen
petannten bieiigen WiIbbauer ). Otto
Sdlpeijer iibenuieien. 2cs 2tntnlal
.ulr6, rcnn oolIenSet, $4,000 tolien.
Ger sloiutant 6rieorid) oes 8robtn
uiro itebcn6 III poller Uniform bar.
aeitcllt perocn. Die Stntue erbebt iidj
ali einem breiten 8ranitiodel, oellen
6rcntieitc Elm Reliei 5eigen piro.
mIhes Steubcn III ieiner 9batigteit
oils 1riameiiter Der Sentimental.
9Irmee Seigt.
1ie StniIe miro aui elmer slnb6he
aiii Dem biitoriiden gooen bon Yaacp
6orse cinen sllas finoen, Der Die 70.
eenannte Stcu6en gluerue iiberrast.
Tamit miro aud Sem 0eutifen Ae.
prGientanteu elmer eroben 3eit III
@alep SOree elm ipiirbiges IcntnaI
erritiet iein. Seinriei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
saaes eineinnatier gofsb reiaa 25 september 1914

seitsrn eine boppelte @sburtstassfeisr
itatt unb SRI. Gornelia Sdnea iinp
2lmbrpie Sduel purben anlabli4
berfelbsn Don ibren Sablrsiden Sreuns
ben nit elmer Surpriie partp bsebrt.
- Die gampben gountp 9ptplins
9easue ertpGblts fOIsenos Beamte:
prdiibent, Gb. Braun; 9i5eprdiibent
al. Sarris; Sstretdr, Sohn 8feffers
mann; S9asmsiiter, Grant aern. Die
Saifon pirb am 6. Sitober dlif
9rdin's &eesIbubn erDffnet.
= Das 2ei6enbsgdnsnib oes pers
itprbenen GImsr Simmler BON Belle
pue finbet beuts Radmitiag um 2 ubr
bon Der 2utherii4en Sreifaltisteits
Stride aus Itatt unb bic 2eihe ipirb
auf benz DesIepan Jriebbof, Gincins
ndti, beitattet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

70 mager, oab meinf MngshorigtH bddfen,
Id pirbe Si, Gu65ebruHg besommsn. einss
Taaes fanb ih siu i'm Soit umherfaiisrR'
b,s Siiddsn gapisr unb i'd bob - auf unp
Los ss. % iianb baraui BON SIabe &C.
rsttei" nnb waro mifgetStiIf, mas Gpo'a V.
pinibam's geeeiabIe Gompouno JrautH sf'
than bat. slh ,eiatt 70 msiusm 1oiteH nao
bsi,r taate: .Barum perfu&if Gu % ntd,t'"
sld periutie % unb naheem Id ,tuei fSla>
idl,n sinatnommsn bate, fhtlte it1 beittr
unb iaats ,u iiltinem Boiisn: 80 bsnottigs
i.inss mebr" unb er aHiiuorieit: s2u ihaitlt
iibriaens better, 20 nod tinise 3eii ~ neh.
mem Tann a,braudit id ss no& brd
gpnatt uno purbs ssiune une frdtfta. =
,grnu NfonBp @. Bafer, 1tenniitB
Ctr, Gbrau, Nia.
Nidjt geinEh seung sur Arbetf.
IN biei,n 8ort.n 1T bic Irasooit 10
nianfsr ;Siau, Saushdlierin oesr IobnaI.
b,,eriu psrboreen. peite iidl ilbit srhalf
unb hduiis fur bic grhaltung bsr bani'lit
mithelieu nut, fir magtrtn lohn. Co ini
Suuie, in Der Gfiies. in oer JaerR, wsrf'
f,dtt,, qaben obsr aiite b.itdittst, lcuie.
bic sSrau niti bsra,isu, oab 81 elm erprob.
tea uns ,ubeha,iiges Nttisl gtatn eisjsni,
aen gr.raniunaen glbi. ~ wslf]en ahf
frausn ndstn, unb bsb oieiss vttts! Spola
y. ginibam's Rtgeinble COMPOUND ~. ~
tsiorbert bic gebeHsirait, fpeIde BE Htbsli
itlht matt. 9bt Ggoia Y. Ylnlbatn Ntos-
cine Co., 4pnn, Dlan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

Mertp SofpitaI in Samilton, o.. sine
aeliefert ilno tpurben IN benz aorb
Sii6sr gefunbsn. ipelde bic Waf6e5eis
den -. 3. g. g." trasen. gs miro
anaenummen Sab bieie 3eiden aus
einer Wai6anitalt in Cincinnati hers
riibren unb babur9 epentusa bieWlnts
ter ober bic perion, bic bas aino auss
eeiebt fat, ermitteIt perben lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
Gnersiih
Gruteitirt Der ct. 9llopilns @aiier'
perein gescu @eridmnolnua bes
8rnnobeiises in gonb Sia.
s9ic es bic StrakenbabngciellidJait
ihr bic Srahcnbabnlinie nad
Sono !Sill bcnbiidtist.

Der ct. 2tlopiius Waifenperein bat
geiiern burh Observation-Disclosures Serrn
SoIspb gsrnins uHb ieinsn 4niualt
!oerrn 9iHtent gedman gang eners
gid i'm Ratbboufs segen bi. ron Der
Strubenbubnseieui6aft ousssarbsitsts
Rpute fir bic StrabeH6dbn nad gonO
6iQ proteitirt unb Die 5olge bieiss
protsitss burfie iein, eab bic Routs
cine einidneibsnOe 9erdnberung er.
fabren ipiro.
Stabiratbsmitslieb W. Tlulien Fat
ii6 penisiiens j6On geitern beteit sr.
Hart, 9iirsermsiiier SpieeeI sriu4sn
su poaen, cine am 0ieniios bonn
SsaStratb paFirts ReiOIution, Iaut
lpelher bic n6tbieen Sbritts fir bic
aOnbsmniruns bss fir bic Strubens
babnIiuie notbieen gisenibums an
Der Reabina Roab sstbaH iperben
ipllten, bsm StaStraib obne feline
llnteri6rift piebsr su3uiteIeu. bamit
Die Qlngslesenb.it nO6mnls in grpds
9ung ge3oge1 peroeH tdTil.
Wie nGmIih Ssrr gerning eeiiern
i'm Bureau Res Stabtingsnisurs Grug
aus ben bort porlisssnben qIdntu ers
mitislte, birits. lpenn bic Straben'
babnseiellIdaft nit ibren pIdnen
burdoringt, bas Waiisnbaus gang
bebeutenb an grunb unb gOben per
lieren. Der plan Der 0eisaiboft gsbi
balm, Die gabn 10 gu iesen. bab Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes Ct.
9(lopiius Maiienbauies auf elmer
Strede pOn 1877 SUB in Dlitleibsn.
itlaft geSOssn ipirb lno Sfpar ioa Der
8runobeiib an setpiNeu Stcllen um
ni6t peniger als 10 JuB setiirSt
nerben. Die IoIee fpiirbe iein, bab
bcs nad Der Reabins Rpab gslessne
eieent6um Ia Jub iibsr bsm Sira'
bennipeau itebn piirbe unb bab, um
bisiss tpiebsr pstt5uHlahen, itellen'
peiis oas gsIdnbs in elmer 3iefe bon
ipsitsren 26 Sub absetrugsH psrben
mub.
Der WaiIenperein beiiirportet na.
tiirli6 bic Strabenbabn na6 gonb
Sia duf bas gn.f6iebeRits. 1T isbo4
ni6t ipilIens Iid iein sanSss anpss
fen perIhanbsln 5u laHen, beionbers
ba bic Strabenbabnseisliduft na6
ben geitimmunssn BEG 5rsibriefs isbr
ppbl i'm Stanb. 1T itati elmer D0llig
sraben 9inis, in pelder bic Routs
jest ausseIest 1T. cine nannGbsrnb"
grabe Strsde gu ipGblsn. bur6 tpel9c
Der gsrluIt bss Waiienbauies all
Grunbeigsntbum Haiiirlid bebtltenc
ssrinser perben piirbe.
Wtrb bic 2inie berart ausgslsst,
70 III Der WaifsnDersin pilIens Obne
ss auf einsn pro5eb auiOmmsn 81
laFsn, bab Gisentbum 5u einem giits
lid gu psrsinbnrenbem preiie dp5u.
tretsii. bsitebsn iebo6 bic Stabt unb
bic Strabsnbabngeisaf9afi duf benz
ssssnipdrtissn proistt. 10 t6unsn iie
bas n6tbiss 9sIdRbs. fotp.it Der ct.
2llobiius in getra6t tomm!.
ni6t sutpiIlis baden unb bic
barn erfOrbsrIi6en gnisisnunss.
pro5sie biirften bic 0srpirtlihung
bss StrabenbubuprOistts fir BOND
Siq ipiebsr lin siuise Sabre Deri6ies
ben. Die Stabi 1T augenf6siuIid
nidt eefonHen gegen ben ct. gllop-
iius WoiienDer.in Stelluns 5u nebs
men, ipenisittns bsuiete 5err gsr,
ming in biefsm Siune bic Dereitipil,
Iiattit Ssrrn Mullsns bic 4Hselsssns
belt ipisosr DOT ben Stabtratb sa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
slni benz ysese Der geHcrnns.

Dennis Sbe.ban. 48 Sabre alt.
befinbsi iid i'm ftGbtii6en araniens
baus oui osm Wsss Der gefierung,
lpobin tr in Der Radt gum Oonntrss
tag bon Der Ridmonb Strab. uno
Central apenue eebraht ipurbe, mos
islbfi sr BON 5ipei SnbiDibuen iitsrfals
len unb i,iner gari6aii BON 60c Be-
raubt nprben mar. Die Burden
baiien ben Wdnn nit sinem itumpfsn
8egenitanb be,pubtlos geitlagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
IpIi,ei ipa heIien.

Die bisfigs ppIiaei purbe seiiern
bon ben geborben BON Butler Gountp
refu4t, BEL Der grmittlrng Der SHUTTER
zines fiinf Mpnate nIien Ginbes,
ipel6es am Dienitog Dor Der 9arnes
gaumihuls Habe Samilton. g., in ei.
nem aprb aufpsfunbsn ipurbe, bebilfs
Ii6 gu ieiu. Gas ainb tpurSs benz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

tuutUt W tH~AH 80
i'd laum mfint dsbeis
ptrridtsn ionnts.
Wenn i'd msin oe.
fdirr psid. mubts ID
ni,btriissn, unb ptnn
Id ben Subboofn !st-
rem ponie. pures M
70 fapad1. bab i4 ane
paa, D2inutsH tintn
1runf @aiier nshuisH
mubte, uub bspor Id
basStaubrsiHis,n uor'
uobm, mubte Id n.ih
niebsrIsasn. Sd mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

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(spesiaIbsbef6e hes .Gineinnailer 9OIisbIait' }
louisville, an., "a. Sept. =
9emiit6li6teit, bic Bel benz Issten
gunbss SGnJsrfsits i'm Suni Siefss
Sabres cine Tp srobs Rplle ipisIts,
tenn3eidnsie dud bic S6lub' SiBunS
Der bieiisen einserfeii 8sboro. i'm
Seelbad SptsI beute 2lbenb. Bum
oss.prdTbsnt Gbarlss q. S4mibt,
Der gss.n Qbsno in gssIsituns bon
Serrn aouis Gbrgoti, bsm Teit. Dirt
genten, BON Cincinnati eintruf, iuies
oerbolt, mas ey am Shlubs bes Gss
ties dub.rte, ndmIi6 bab oas 9Ouis.
DiQer Sdnseritit bas itonite Set
mar, peIdss i peranitaltet ipurbe.
s5n oem S6lubberihi, ptI6sr Ssrrn
S6miot BON grGIipsnten 5reb. u.
Seisfer, Setretlr Carl Reumepsr uno
5tabmeiitsr garl Rinbt unt.rbr.is
let ipurbe, lpiro eenuu Rehenidaft
abeelest ii6er bic sbdtisteit Der 5eits
beb6rbe, pie iie ieiner 3eit i'm 8olts.
bldtt ousfiibrlit bsri6tet Durbe, aus
bem iSiHansbsrdt III gu eriebsn, oab
bic @.Iammteinnabmen $50.546.90
betru9en. Ddpon sntiallsn auf bic
acpfiteu.r Der 5GRssr $5152, uuf
GorpsrtauF Don gintrittstorten $50, :
O47 uno auf ben 9er.auf bon Gin.
trittstarim pd6rsno s.sJsiiss $4S41.
Der 5000 bstrasenoe llsberThub nurs
be pie folgt pertbeilt: Rotb,s ar.u5,
$500; 0suti&s Saus. 2ouispiae
$500; QtFociateb gbayitiss, ct. 9ins
cent be pauI Sotietp uno Jeosratso
Sspiib Gbarities. j. 500.
9ei einem ganieit, iu,Ides Der Gs,
ftdfts eisuns fOIsts unb bel BEN
Rpbsrt U. groipn uIs 5ooitmsiiter
fungisris, gabs cine san5s In5abl
bibIder llebtrraidungsn. !Ssrr
aeister purbs nit sinsm prGdtigen
iIbernn 2isbssbe9.r bsI6sntt, Der
neben elmer einfahen Diomuns Die
Ramsn dQsr Witslisbsr Der Set Sc
bDrbs irGat. Die llsberrei6unsss
glnipra6e purbe bpn Ssrrn Carl u.
WsGsnborff sebdlten. osrr gbrsott
unb SER Qntbonp Uloleneraft, Der
2estsrs Der Oirisent bes Iotalsn Seit.
6ores, purbsn nit 2orbesrlrdn5en
bsoa6t, bic ibnsn pon Srsb. 8. Pue'
BEL iisrrsi9t purben. 9afiir, bnB
Sgrou a,ister ibrsn Gemabl fait gang
5ur 9sriiisuns Der .9sh0rbs &c.
iteat bate, ipurbs ibr elm iiIbern.s
aortsR Gtui gum @ef6snt semaht,
gIumenitrdubs ipurb.n on SRI. gd.
roIine gougdrb, bic 9irigentin bss
grpben ainbrhors unb Jrau Wlo.
Iensraft. bic 9esltitsrin Bel ben PRO-
ben, abgeiaubt.
Sstr.tGr yleumeber bate elm ero'
bes eifsrnss arsus fir Ssrrn &sister
unb cine 2eitsr fir 5errn Ru.bsl.
Gr srtIarts Bic aestsre nit Der BE.
msrtung, bub sr Serrn Ruesel G,els.
senbstt ssben polle, bon bem bobsn
pfsrbs b.rab su iitisen. Oas er biss
Der serittsn babe. Dis bumoriitiide
Grtldrung fanb srpben gsifulI.
Sin SGnserf.it en- miniature ipnr
oorgeisbsn, inbsm Elm Quartet pisl.
atebsr fang. qluh Elm Soliit mar 5u.
segsH IN oer qerion beg Serrn guts
BEL, zines Der beitsn Gdnsers be.
Stabt. 2tLs Dirigsnt funsisrts ras
tiirlif Serr Gbrgott. Gina bierSiJ
psrfonsn, barunisr Diess0 0oupernsur
gbporbJ. WcDsrmott, Der sbsnIo aut
9eutih dIs Gngliicb Ipridt, unb git.
qsrmsiftsr 9ufHemeper, paren anne
fenb. 3as Gisb .4msriea" puros
BON Der GsitDsrfammluHg iisbenb ses
fungsn. OrisinsIIsMenus purbsn Ders
tbeili.
VI. % Brauer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
6aiHsxaari&tex.

Refp Dors. "a. Sept. - Mng.
Chicago, Don 9aDrt; Rsp yori. bon
aiperpoOl; Waursitania. BON aiptr.
pool.
2lbs. pairia, bon Warfsilles.
Saprs. 2lns. ROdamkau,
BON Rem Yori; Urance, bon Rslp
Dorf.
Gue.nstopn, - ans. GsItir,
Rem gori.
aiDerpooI, ans. ct. 2onis,>
BON Rem yort; Gampania. DON Rem
Dort.
@ottsrSam. = 2lbs. ylorbam,
Don Rep Yort.
2lna. Rpubam, Rep Yort.
pies. 9ns. Garpatbid.
bon Nep Dori.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
Dabtpm nab Bellesne.

= Sofep6 Serften fpnrbe BON polis
5siri4ter De Rop in Dabton tpsssn
unfnss lin $40 unb aOitsn seitraft
Sm 9duie Ses Serrn o. Stnen
bon Der GDote 9psnus, Bsllsb4e, faaS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

- Die 5eusripebr ipurbe aeaern
Wormiitaa nod Der Woerlsin 9raue.
rel Ro. 2019 Gin Sirabe strufen.
bc Der Snbali zines asf.ls i'm brit,
ten StodDeri iitrssfo6t iuar. no.
burd, Gin nntsbsuisnbss geuer sri.
ituno. bas BON Der neusriptbr f9neII
abgelbfdt iptrbsn tonnts. Der auqe.
Eidtsts Ghahfn tn mintNaE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

brinuen iinb cine frisbIidt geilssuns
Der aontrop.rie ssbDrt bsmssnab al'
senI6.inli4 In bas Gebist Der sDabr'
ffeinIi6tsitsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
Aonufe nidjt auf
Den Saken fe6esi
Frau gafer ,par 10 iAwa& = &onHte
ibre arbeit nift tbnn - Uaus
Deiernns anf nnseip0bn'
lihe @eifc.

abrisn, mhd. - sd litt fur&ibsr on
weiblidbsr edlpdfe uub @adsnps5 uns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
Qofal 8eri6t.
Das Bun0es.S
Sie 6eit6eB5rOe bislt ssitern slbenb in
Suuispille ibre Sd)lukiituuB ab.

gunbssprGiibert CHARLES 9. S6miot
unb i5sitoirigent aouis gbrsott
iuuren Bel Der Sisuns ausesen. =
Der llebsriaub bes Geites seldn5'
te aur @srt5siluns. - $500 pur'
ben Der 0sisGitaft gum Rotbsn
Sreus iibsrniefsn. Der @ss
i6GitsiiBung folgte elm fr0bIi6es
gont.tt nit aIlsrIei iinnissn llsbsr:
raidunstn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

graut elm b,rartissr isi. nm sine sIiids
She unm6sIid gu MAIDEN une is b.s'
baIb bei9loH.n bdttsn, s.m,iniam III
ben Sob gu ssben. Oa iis sesr,nnt -epn
einanber ni6t lsbeu tOnntsR.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-16
LOOKING BACKWARD.

How many of us in hours of thought
can shed tears and wish for the old
simple life-life in the small town
close to nature, or with nature herself
at the old home in the country,-Min'
eral Wells Index.
You are getting on, friend Wilson,
you are getting along in years. When
ever man begins barking back to
the simple joys of boyhood, the good
old times" when things were more
like what they seemed to seem, ii is
sure sign that he is looking over
his shoulder rather than straightaway
forward. Youth, you must remember,
throws a glamor over most OF what
il sees, and memory comprehends the
glamor as well as the t hing itself.
Really, the good old times" were pref
ty fierce. Even the rich country man
of fifty years ago lived with less COM
forts around him than the clerk in a
small town has today. Those big old
white farmhouses with red brick chin
neys and green blinds were awful cold
in the winter time. The well was
usually forty or fifty yards from the
house, and the spring was sometimes
a mile off, and the family bathing was
done under many tribulations and
usually Sin season." Candles were the
principal illuminants, and however ro-
mantle the memory may be, the fact
is that a tallow candle gives darn
poor light. Meat and bread, with sea-
soned greens" were the well-to-do
family's principal subsistence, and the
lady of the house was quite content to
wear the same hat three or four years.
Gravey in those days was accounted
a proper breakfast food for little chill.
dren, and it was customary for tired
and sleepy boys to wash their feet in
the horse trough before they went to
bed at night. Sakes alive. how things
have improved! At the present time
gravy is accounted ruinous to infan-
tile digestion. and instead of modern
boy washing his feet in a horse troufSl
before retiring, he thinks 1t hardship
If he has to use bathtub which is
not attached to his own bed room zen
suite" Still, of course. there were
some advantages in the good old
times. A man could carry a quarter
in his pocket for week, sometimes.
without seeing anything he wanted to
spend II for.-State Press.
State Press is an iconoclast of the
deepest dye. Why, If it were not for
those blessed memories of youth that
come back to us when "the windows
are darkened and the sound of the
grinding is low" our last days would
indeed be weary waste. Even the
stonebruise age is looked back upon
with real joy when a fellow gets in
the scar and yellow leaf.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-16
CAUSE OF THE ROW.

The Mexican government has offer.
ed the United States a long series of
insults and indignities since the revo.
luton has been in progress, and num-
bers of our citizens have been killed
or grossly mistreated. The straw that
broke the camels back, however, as
given out from Washington, is as fol.
lows:
Assistant Paymaster Charles C.
Copp and boatload of marines land.
ed at Tampico last Thursday to obtain
supplies. They were arrested, but
later discharged. In accordance with
regulations in all navies of the world,
Rear Admiral Mayo, on considering
that an unwarranted arrest had been
made and that the uniform of the
American navy had been disregarded.
demanded reparation in the form of
salute of twenty-one guns. The
American flag, while not taken ashore,
was flying at the stern of the whale
boat and all the marines were in uni
form. Rear Admiral Mayo allowed the
Huerta commander until 6 o'clock that
evening TO nre salute. put later en-
tended the time to afford the local
commander an opportunity to COM
municate with his superior officers in
the City of Mexico. A statement of
apology was issued in the City of Mex
leo by General Huerta and the officer
who arrested the marines was ordered
punished. This did not satisfy the
United States government and the sa-
lutte was insisted upon. General Huer-
Ia himself at no time agreed to com
ply, but an undersecretary in the Mex
lean foreign office did inquire of
Charge .O'Shaghnessy If a salute fired
to the gunboat Dolphin and responded
to by the American ship would be ac-
ceptable. This was emphatically re.
jected by the United States and word
was sent that nothing short of a pub
lie salute to the American flag would
be satisfactory"
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MORE POINTS ON
CORN GROWING
Farm Demonstration Agent Shows
How Every Farmer Can Raise
Plenty of Corn.

| wish to call the attention of The
Eagle readers again to my Bohemian
farmer friend about whose model
farm former article was written. II
win be remembered that | stated in
that article that there were three diff
ferent barns, and like the barns OF
Benedict Bellefontaine," the wealth.
est farmer of Grand Pre-" as describ-
ed by Longfellow in "Evangeline,'
bursting with hay (and' CORN were
the barns, themselves village
On noticing a very large crib just
half full of corn, standing a perpendi'
cular wall of corn from the floor TO
the roof, | assured my friend that he
had lots of corn. His reply was that
he had another large crib besides this
one that had never been opened since
1t was stored full at gathering time.
asked him If it took that much corn
to make his crop, to which he replied,
mo. will sell four or five hundred
bushels. Have already sold over one
hundred bushels" / then asked him
to whom did he sell. He replied, ITO
my neighbors." ! then asked him
what he got for it. His reply was,
Zone dollar a bushel at the crib. You
see." he continued, last year was
mighty bad year for making corn;
too dry" then asked him If he
were the only man in his community
that got sufficient rain to make corn.
He replied, mo, some Of my neighbors
got more than I did, but you see give
my corn fine cultivation. My neigh
bors pay too much attention to cot
ton" then asked him II his neigh
bors made more cotton than he did.
His reply was, mo, made the most,
but you see I do my cotton like do
nv corn-give 1t fine cultivation. You
see I have fine teams and plows go
fast. not much trouble to make crop"
Now, / bring these points out to
show that crops can be made in Bra
EOS County with very adverse weather
conditions, and to show that many OF
us are too prone to charge crop fall
ures to Providence and the weather,
when the blame lies in other direc-
lions. Now, this thrifty Bohemian cit.
izen is not the only farmer in Brazos
County who prove that short crops
cannot all be charged to weather con-
ditions, for there are men living In
every portion of the county and have
lived here for many years who never
have bought any corn, and go to their
homes when you will, you will find
plenty of corn in their cribs. Now,
hold that what one man can do in the
way of making a crop, another can
do, and there is no reason why one
man can always make plenty of corn
to do him and another in the same
community is compelled to buy corn
almost every year. The fact that
man always makes plenty of corn is
test of his good farming and without
a single exception he is a man that
If he is not out Of debt he will soon
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get out; but the most of them have
not only everything that they need
around them, but bank accounts as
well. My Bohemian friend and his
boys no doubt in making their splen.
did crops do less hard drudgery work
than most Of their neighbors do, but
they do it with their improved ma
chinery and splendid teams. One of
the cardinal principles of good farm
ing as laid down in the ten command
ments of the late DR.. Knapp is to
use more horse power and better and
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Sam Sparks, the antiest anti of them
all, withdrew from the race for Gov.
ernor and has announced for Tom Ball.
General Felix H. Robertson. anti can
didate for governor. has withdrawn
and announced for Ball. Colonel j.
Sheb Williams. daddy of the Fort
Worth constructive powwow. that fail.
ed to WOW. says he'll die in the last
ditch before he will vote for Ferguson.
and is lowering on the very edge of
the Ball band wagon. Ere another
sunrise we expect to see him on the
front seat blowing the bass drum
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more improved implements and ma.
chinery on the farm so as to tighten
the labor of the man.
Now, ! know there are some few
people yet who will argue against the
demonstration methods, using as argu.
ment that there are farmers who make
good crops who do not follow these
methods. This am willing to grant,
for there are farmers who will make
good regardless OF methods, land or
country, but that does not argue that
the demonstration methods are not
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WORK coNvIcTs ON sTREETE.

The city council has decided to re
turn to the old plan of letting all able
bodied men who are unable to pay
their fines, work them out on the
streets. Fifty cents per day will be
allowed on the fines and they will
cost the city only their feed. This
plan, connected with the vigilance of
the city police officers, and Council
man DAILY on the job as street COM
missioners, is expected to produce
good results on the streets.