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and stable, on Forrest st. Possession
Sept 1st. H. c. Davis. 29-tf |
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rewarded; just as he was about to be
matched with Tom Crib, England's
champion, for the championship of
the world, Shaw was called away to
war.
Gladly he went, and on those dread
full fields of Waterloo, where one
man out of epery three engaged was
left dead or wounded on the ground
Shaw covered himself with glory and
gained far greater and higher re-
nown than the prize ring could have
conferred upon him, even had he won
the championship.
1t is doubtful if in all the annals of
modern warfare man ever performed
such prodigies of valor as those which
have made the name of Shaw, the life
guardsman, immortal. In all the many
charges made by his famous regiment
that day Shaw distinguished himself,
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aatti&, 81. aus,

2itti&, 81. 4ug.
Set einisen Stunben erit neile i4
bier in BEN sroberten 2iittit. gber
lie baben gsniiet, I'M mir bereits einsn
re4t traftisen gssriff gu seben BON
oeu, mas es bsibt, Der Gieser bier 5u
iein une Der Sisgsr bier blsiben 3u
iDollen, bleiben gu ipolien aIs 5err in
bem eroberten Sauie. pie es bic eferne
Rotbtpenbigteit unb bic Waffenebrs
sebisten. Die gabnfabrt bur9 iyeins
beslanb, BON Serbestbal bierbsr, sibt
5indbft MIR eins uRpolIitGHbiss 8ors
iieIuns bon oiefsm erHiten 0erbGlts
nib bes Sisssrs gum 8eliegten, su
eirem 9eiiesten. Der iih nod intmer
nidt ben arisssrsgeln fiigen api(l.
Wsr bsuts sineH Der dngeIagten
fuhrpianmdBisen 3iise BON aSln na9
5erbesibal tenuben min. mub es ii4
nod sefallen lafen. bdb bic 0abrt Elm
big 5fpei Stunben lduger bauert, tpes
gen Der militdrildsn Hptbipenbiateis
ten, Derlen Die 6dprt llfiferlte9t. Wtdn
tann es abr nur beipuuoern. ipie Der
militdriide 9abnbetrieb bier, i'm Be
reihe Der pittisiien itratesiiden 81.
ME segen uniere Geinbe,, bsreits Bis
bier an biz Grsnse aut ben Snters
eiisn bes biirserIiden Deriebrs ges
redt tpirb. Ous greiFt NIT elmer
Nube unb Siderbsit ineinanber iibsr,
Die auf S4ritt unb 1ritt ben tabellos
fiinftionirenben We9anismus bieIes
acknowledgements ber i'm eriisH 4ufs
urarih iebt bollmbeten, ober INNER
nod anbauernbsn WobiImaduns pera
rGtb. Bon Der 9ren3e an freilid) ans
bert iih Der gbaratter hiefes Betrie=
bts. S6on 5ertesfbal unb fein
9dbnbof pIei4sn sineHl sSslelaaez.
=
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unter bem DddtuA. Sisr faub man
bier &erle psrfedt. sic faneu ntbt
mebr lebenb aus Dem 6dltIe. Dben.
aus bem erleu9tetsn SSenifer meints
3tmmers bem poften batte i'd a
porii4tigtrmeiie be5ei6net - f4aus
ih noHn1Gls iiber ben in un6eimiiAer,
mr. Don bem Sritt Der Solbaten uns
terbro9ener Rub baliesenbeH plab.
9ea leu6tet Der Mono am 9immef
iiber Die benadbarten 9GHer bin. Da
iebr i4 auf Der WaHorm bes moniIs
mentalen Sboreingnnss, Der benz
Sbeater Dorsebnui III, ii9 einige @es
italten betDesen. Durd bus gernsias
ertenne i9 fie genauer. gs itnb ebens
falls Solbaten In Der grauen Selounis
form, unb born, an Der Rampe Der
platform, itsben eiHige Wufdinenges
ipebre, beren Robre bic bonn plaBe
aussebenoe Sauptftrabe beitref6en,
8orii6t 1T bic Wtutter au1 Der mtli.
tdrif6en Weigbett. Oa ert0Ht and
nod pferoegetrappel auf bem pldss.
ba3u einiqe &ommdnboporte. Msun
fdbrt stniee Sei9iise uitf. go TT man
fir bic Ra6t seriiftet. falfs ous heins
tiidtidhe Morbgsfinbel Dieoerum etn
riidfi6tslofss gtugreifen berausfors
bern iolte.
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0lak'R atBrid5fem.

Sonneritas, 9, 10. Sept. 1914.
Der obere Stio 1T i'm GaIIen besrifs
fen. i'm gineinnatier Difritt aber mar
berfel6e ftationGr NIT siHem MaTers
ftanb geitern abeHo bon III SUB.
Oie fpisenben 9epefden trafeu
fpdbrenb bes ssftrisen sases bier siu:
pittsburg. pa.-5.1 5uB unb fdllt.
Wbeelins, 20. 9a.-8 GuB u. fdat.
pdrfersburg, 80. 9a.-4.8 g.. fteist.
&dnopbd Jalls. .-0.8 SUB uHb fdat.
Ghtrleifon. 70. 9d.-7 5ub.
portsmoutb, O.-6.4 SUB unb fGGt.
2Ouispille, ap.-8.7 5ub unb fdllt.
GpansDilIe, Snb.-7.2 Gub unb iteist.
RaFbDilIe. 5snn.-8.1 SUB II. fGat.
Chattanooga, Ssun.-7.4 sSub, fGlIt.
Cairo, Slls.-13.4 SUB unb fGQt.
Mempbis. 9enn.-8.6 SUB uHb iteist.
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3uder. preife fetig. Raffinirs
ter Gut 2oaf 8.65e; popb<reb 1856;
Cubes 81, sranulirter 7.57e; Gonfee.
toners .M1 1856; of .41 7.4Oe;
ipeibsr sytra e. 7.2Oe; vira e.
Il.
MoTaffes In iiefia.--Ren o..
leans Open aettle 38-45c, Gentrifus
gal 1s-20e per @dIrons.
Refs. - asuifiano. ;yancn 6eab
q 7e. prima 54-64c. orbirGrer 43
--5c, ssyapnn 43-4fe Der pfunb.
Datrp prsbuits
Butter. - Warit ruhia, qreiie
itstis. WboIemili grtrd 34f. Gem
traliaeb Grira 31ie. GeHtraIbebssirits
27A -28tc. bO. Geeonbs 23--24e,
Janep Dairp 23}e padins @tOd
21e per Yfunb.
adfs Wartt feft. Cbio 165e,
Horpipsitliaer 16A-17r. Nep gort
17ae, S9nsi5er 20--33c, bc. 1rid
1916, gimburser 14e per pfunb.
Gter. - Warft Feit. q}rima
frifte Siibnsrsisr 25e. firits 23ae,
orbinGre firits 1sc. fseOnbs 16c per
Dubenb.
GsfIiiseI. - 3ufubr mdbis.
Marit fieiis. Springers DON IL pfb.
iinb bariiber 141e. inter Ia pfunb
15c, 6knren IA - 15c, 6abne 93c.
arutbiibner 10--20e, gulls 81, funae
gnien 1o--12e. .GdnTs 6-.se per pfb.
CbR unS @smafs
Junee Mepfel. - Wlaiben
Dluib, ertro fancp $3.25-3.50 per
8bl.; Wolf giier $3.25--3.50 Der
Hbl.; einnheimif4e $500 Der wu.:
pcunb RobaI $2.0O-2.50 pet DbI.;
Gunner HslIflontr $2.252.50 pei
Dbi.; Summer Aueens $2.25-2.50,
DuheH $500 $50 per Dbl.
6.trpneTi. -Diarti fpnr refia.---
Guncp Weiiina $4.50-5.00, GaIifors
mia $3.50 500 per fiiie.
Grdneen-Ulartf tubia nnb sis
Iig. GIoriba $500 $50 per Rifle. |
wfirftGe - Udntb Glberta |
s1.75-2.25 per Crate. siubimif&e|
75e$1.00 Der Bu.
WetHfrdnben. Ginbeimts
l&s 10--122r ssr AleRp aerk j
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Birnen. - Storage Bartlett
$400-4.50 Der 9bl.; Tlemifb9eautb
$3.00-3.5O per Bbi.; Clap GaDorites
$3.0O-3.5O per gbl.; gen $1.50--
2.50 per Dbl; einbeimii9e Qarpsft
60e Big SIPS per Bu.
pfIanmen. - OamIon $1.75--
200 per 9u, Greeu Gaees 75c-$1
per Crate.
2udermeIonem - .Snbiana
20-30c per Gorb unb 50c-$1.50
per Stanbarb grate.
Baffermtl0Hen irerbeH au
$10I15 per 100 Stiid Dsrtaufi.
HartoffelnL - einbeimifde
30. 1 $2.00-2.25, gao. 2 $1.O0-
1.25 per BR., gobblers 72-75c per
gu. auf bem gsleiIe.
Rrdut.-Warft rubig. ginheis
mifdes $1.00-1.25 per 8bl unb
$10-12 per Son auf Dem Geleiis.
3nie belH.-ginheimifGs ireiBe
$400 - 4.50, gelbe $3.5O-4.O0 per
Dbl. unb 90c-$1.O0 per gu. Meibe
$1.50- -1.75 per gu. G,elbe GLOBE 70
-75e per 8u.
Crime gobnen. - Ginfimi.
fde 9Oc-$1.00 per 2 gu. Sad.
Gina gobnen 12ae per at.
Garten. Ginheimiihe 15-
20e per 3ubenb.
Vid[es.-1OA15c ber 100.
Ra bies hen.-ginbeimiide 10.
tbe s-10c.
1omatoes. - ginheimii4e 75c
II. 90 per 9u.
aarotten. - 15-2Oe per
Ousenb giinbd.
Rofbe Tlben. - ginbeimif4s
20-25e per Dutenb giinbtf.
Gpinat. - ginbetmifder $1.00
-1.25 per gbI.
Weibe Rlben $2.50-2.75
per 8bf.
aonbprobufte.
Sen. Ro. / 5imot6p S17.5O-.
1900, ylo. 2 Simotbp $15.50-16.00,
Ho. 8 bo. 1850 -14.0O. alee: SO.
1 gemifdter 100, SO. 2 $500
per 5onne. go. / al.e $17.5o-
17.75. go. 2 $15.50-15.75, qlfalfa
$1700-21.00 per Sonne.
WhbIenfutteri III listia. Rfeie
$25.O0--26.00, Wibblina srobe $2S
- $3.50, bo. feines $1,000 90,
semtidtes Guiter $26.50-27.OO.
Sdmereien. Mdrit ffetiq.
aledaamen S7.50-9.00 auf benz ge>
letie unh $9.00-10.00 Der Bu. bonn
Store. 5imothp S2.25-2.60 auf bem
@efeife uno $2.75-3.10 per gu. bonn
Gtore. guhpei3,n $1.3o, sld&ss
famen S1.40 per gu. bonn Gtore.
DHf@iebeneA.
DeIe.-Warft ftetig. 2ein5l TO.
bes 60c per GalIons in partien bon
s Bbl. Gefodies Ii meEr. 10. I
Qarb6l 6Oe; Cotton Seeb Del rafft
ntrtss CSC per @alIone. Ssrpentin SAC
per Ga1one In partien BON is
Barrels. petroleum, Ohio Carbon
120 Grab 9ae, bo. $50 Grab 10ae.
6edbliobt It's Grab 12c, gropn
@dfoIin zoe, Tapbta Ice per Gallone
tn pdrtien BON 1--5 Bbls.
6als.-Der WdYit in rubig. Dbio |
Nirer $1.20. TiHisan nnb Mirou
Fl. IA per Bbl. bon 28O gfunb.
aals iieiis. prima gitb 7-7se, |
bo. gountrp 6s-6Ae per pfunb.
Roblen.Mar.t ruhig. Dough. |
aioaheup $3.50--3.75. RuB unS GIad
$2.25. Ranapbd GtiidfobIsn $3.50
BIS. RuB unb Glad $2.25 = 2.36
per SoNne abseliefert. RauHlofe |
Sti&fcblen A.75t. Mntbracite $7.75
her Fns1ne n6Asfie{exA 0n1a lnfls& |
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gbieaao. csGs.. 9. Sept.

S4peine 3ufu9r 10000. preiIe
hober. aei9te $8.90-9.50, gemii9te
$8.90-9.50. iffpere $8.4019.35,
raube $s.40-8.6o, Jerisl s4.75-S..
40.
gtinbbisb. 3ufubr 5000. Waarft
itetig. 8eepes $6.90-11, Gtiere
B.35-9.35; Gtoders unb Seebers
$5.40-8.25; 2iibe uno 5eifers $3.75
S.35; &dlber $7.50-1150.
S4dfe. - 3ufubr $4,000. preife
b0ber. Sdafe $5.00-5.90, Sdbrlinae
$5.75-6.60; admmer $6.4018.O0.
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aasmdrtise marfte.
Rem gort, 9. Sept.

Wsbl-Wartt rubig.
Roggennlebl. Martt ifstig.
Wlaismsbl. Wartt itetig.
Roassn.-Rartt nillig. go. 2
tDeitli6er 97e c. |. {. Buffalo.
Gerite.-Marft rubis.
Weisen.-Wartt ungereselt. Heuer
Po. 2 rotber $119a; 30. 2 barter ST.
18a; go. / Noribern Duluth $1.2O4;
10. / Rortbern Manito6a $1.22 NOS
minea {. |. T. Buffalo.
Deli9iorn.-Wartt iuillis. SO. 2
selbes 87ae c. /. I. bel 2lntunft;
ftritt prima arseuiinii9es 92c nomi,
nel abgeliefert.
5afer.- -Uaarft fstis. Staubarb
fpeiBer 57-57ae, SO. 3 565-57e;
fancp aebiiliter ipeiber 59-6tc.
5eu. Marit ftetis.
6opfen.-Marft rubig.
5dute. -Martt itetig.
aeber.-Warft felt.
port.-Wdrft fietig.
8esf.-Warft iingereselt.
S9mal5. 5.-Wartt rubis. Raffinir=
tes ftetis. COMPOUND itetig.
sals. = Wartt feF. gitp 6ae,
Gpuntrp 64-6ae; Sps5ial &c.
Wolls. .-Warft itstig.
Sar3.- Martt rubis.
Serpsntin. n.-Warit ftstig.
Reis Murit ftetig.
Utolafes.-Wartt itetig.
3uder.-Rober fsit. WtolaHes So
62e; Centrifugal 6.27e. Raffinirtsr
ftetis.
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S4afe mub 2Gmmer. Der
Warft mar beute FART fir G6afe ios
fpobl tpie Gdnrmer. Die lebteren file.
gen um 10-15c per 100 pfunb. -
Sdafe: grtrd $4.75, quite Bis ouser>
ldene $4.25-4.65, orbinGre Bis fair
$2.50-4.15. 2dmmer $5.5o-8.25,
GuGs $4.25-5.25.
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iult peH putgttSe9eHpeH q 2Q9eH, lpd$
reu ME 'fOlst:
9ufubr. giinbp. S6fp.in.. Sdafe.
z. Sept. 2343 2746 1853
6. Sept. :. 461 3217 3O7
8. Sept. !. 529 2275 1879
@srfanbi fpd6rsnb berfelben 3eit:
Rinbb. S9nsins. S&afe.
z. Sept... 21 S53 AL
8. Sept. 1926 1454 663
8. Sept. ;. 12C 1882 2O5
Finbpieb. - Die 3ufabr ipar
beute etfpas GROCER unb bic prefIe
itetis Bis fart, ba bic Radfrass cine
CUTE mar. = Mil6tiibe iinb rubia
unb iteiig. = Miitlsrc unb i6lpere
Stiere $7.75-9.00, G9Ien $3.50
CTS. 5leiidxr Stiers $5.75-8.OO,
Seifers $4.75-7.65, auserleiene Biz
ertra $7.75-8.00, aiibe $3.75 -6,
auserlefeut S6.25 6.75, Gamers
$3.75-4.75, Gtpders unb sseeoers
$5.75-7.00, Gtpd Seifers $3.50
$50. Stod aiibe $4.505.5O.
Bullen. - Die 3ufubr mar
bente nur mdBis uHb bic preife pas
rem itetig. = Wosers unb lei4te $4.s
75-5.75, Bologna S5.S5 $50, Gr<
ira $3.50. fette 8uaen $3.50 -6.75.
RdIbsr.-9ie q Na1fraae mar
cine quite, bic 3ufubr nur mdbig unb
bic preife itstig. -Orbindre unb aroBe
$5-50-10.75. fair bis quite l.i9te
gytra $11.50.
9 6peiHe. Der Wartt mar
beute fart inb bic preiie itieeen um
Sc fir 5leilherIorten, leiate Wers
fanbticrten unb Gsrfel ifisssn Inn 1Oc.
6hfpere Gdipeine uno quite bis aus
.rleiene @erpadungss unb ssleiTders
Tprteu $9.35-9.40, orbindre Bis auss
trleiene f9ipere fette educ $5.75-
1886, grtra $8.40, Staas $4.75--
7.25. Itihte @erfanbtforten $685.
BIO. Gerisl on 10 pfunb nnb peni.
3er $5.25 $40. aiIsgetpGblte miits
Iere 8erfdnbtfprtsn bon ITO pfh.
Dur4i i4uittSgspi@t $9.s5.
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netIdfiia fein; absr 70 eepih ipie siptiutaI spet
qleid pter Bat ,Aiidfeis" fin ietf eirem Niers
ieIinbrbnrberi nlS Elm untrialines SarIorIbpi,
benspeilmitteI bemdbri Die 6elifrnff bifyeB
,ments ifebt frft beipiefen biIrc bieIe 1unfenbe
bon Betiptefen bet 0tnberrna uHb HeilunQ.
letoeft Du an 6dmgrrboiben. 70 aebrnubs "a.
Gin Qerfn& tcifet nihte; btau&n nnr = ssss
ubreffiren, nm unentgefitd efnei Br0be All te.
fcmmer. Dir .urnielis- w ia anen 'elpoitefsu
su babstI prels 81.
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eIHCIHHatt J. b. Sept.
Die nadfolgenbtn Quotirungeu be.
jie4sn fH nut ouf Gnsrob SranS.
aftioner. Bel iIdnersn Oef@dften
Iserbtn stipos 15bsrs Drsifs bere@nst.
propiffonen
Der Wartt mar rubiq, preite fejt.
20 d m ia - prfma Gteam
1O.12a-10.221e.
oden1eial3enes Gfeff&.
Gbort clear Geiten 14--143e, fort
Rippsnfsiten 133-13ie, ertra i6ort
clear Gdten 13a-14e, G9ulfrn
49,. 4eies 15-154e. loie unb DC
mebr perpadt.
Baton.- Gbort clear Geiten
154-15zc. iurae 9aippenfeiien 14a
-15c. ertra fbort clear Gsiisn 15 =
154e, Gdultsrn -- unb Bellies
164-16at lofs uub Il per pfunb
mebr perpadt.
Suaai gureb TIeif6. -
SGinfen 20--201e, picnit Gdultern
1515se, Breatfafi Bacon 2O2 21c,
SduI..rn 15--15ac, ttodene Beef
G&infen 2S-30r.
6uBaep3feltes Tftffh.-
S6inien 17-171c, qienic Ghulisrn
13-13ae, Bellies 17a-19c. SHul.
tern 13-13ar. Rem yort Gut 1s--
131e.
Srif&.s Hfeifn. = s6in.
fen 15a-161e. pisnie G6uItsrn III
Lie. Sdultern 113-113e, fborf
Rippenfeiten 13-13Ae, f6ort clear
Seitsn 13-13ae, ertra ibort Seiten
13-13ae. Bellies 161-17ac propfb.
Tehi nnb@ @etr.ibe
WebL geinter pdient $5.25 -
5.45, Bintsr Jancp $4.90-5.15, bo.
Samilp $4.50--4.65, grird $4.05 -
AIS. orbindres $3.9O-4.05. 5arter
Wei3en pdtent $5. .10-6.30, bo. fanep
$5.9-5.7O, BE-. .gamilp $4.65-4.85.
RossenmeN, norbtpeftlides ssmif9tes
$5.10-5.25, reines Gitp s5.05 -
5.45 per 9bl.
Weisep. - To. 2 roifer Wintsr
I.17-1.19. SO. 8 bo. $1.16-1.17,
No. a rotber $1.10-116.
Welf9torn. 30. / tpsibes
85e. 80. 2 bo. 84s Soc, 80. 3 DO.
&-85c, No. A bo. 83s-84c, go. 5
DO. SO -s3Ae, SO. 6 80. 83-s3tc.
Ro. 1 gelbes 83ac, go. Q bo. So
83ae, go. 3 bo. 82A-83e, go. A DO.
82-82ae, go. 5 bo. 81a-82e, Ho.
6 bo. 81-81ae. go. / semif4tes S3e.
go. 2 bo. 82a a-83c, 80. 3 bo. 82-
82af, glo. A DO. 81t-82e, go. 5 bo.
81-81ae, Ro. 6 DO. s0s Bic. Weis
bes RoIbentorn 85-86c, esIbes aols
beniorn $3.50, ssmif4tes aolbens
Torn 84-85c.
Safer.-Ro. 2 fpsibsr 53-53ae,
Stanbarb ipeiber 52A-53c, go. 3
lusibsr 52-52te, gio. A fpeiber 81
52e. go. 2 ssmifdt.r 51a = 52c,
70. 8 DO. 51-51ac, Ro. 4 DO. 90
sic.
Rossen. - 80. 2 $500, glo. |
94-96e. Ho. a $3.50.
mails. - GriiHabrs gsrfie 97e
bo. orbtndrs8s 97e PET Du. |
W5tsfl.
gerfauft purben 1920 Bbls. 81.
iilius isinifkb Goobs auf bsr Bats
bon $1.44 per GaIlone.
0rocerisA
Raffe. - WdYit rubis. preifs
Isf.
sss. sssiss.
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Gbieasn JIs., 9. Sept.

9uttsr.-Marft unerdnbert.
gier. preile b0ber. Orbinarp
firfts 21-22c. firits 22A-23ae.
RartOffelu.-prsif. b5ber. Ssrfeps
75-90c Winndpta Obios 73-75e.
Wiseoniin unb Wi4igaH peibe 65-
zoe.
GefiiiseI. -aebsnbes niebriser I'M
preife. Sprinssrs 14ae, anbere 15e.
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@tberfp rn d.

Raufctber Bauer (5um%irgcrmei-
fter, Der trtterpeniereH tpiID . 5 @e4
baul Iab uns.tn Grieoeul :
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Diebadrtfe.

Cincinnati. 9. Sept.
3ufuhr nnb 8erianbt pdbrenb Der
pergansenen "a Stunben, bersli6en
nit ben DorbersebeHben 2 5asen, tpa>
reu ME ,fotgt:
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
DEFICIENCY FOR UNIVERSITY.
IBy Associated Press.l

Austin, Texas, July 22.-The govern
or will authorize deficiency of $780,
600 for the University of Texas to tide
that institution over until the begin.
ming of the fiscal year beginning Sep
tember 1, 1915. This deficiency is
needed in measure because of the
vetoing by the governor of an appro-
priation of s75O,OOO for the support of
the University by the last Legislature
for the second fiscal year. This ap-
preparation may not be allowed, how
ever until the Thirty-fourth Leglsla.
ture convenes next January, as the
University has sufficient funds avai\,
BILE to carry on its work for the re-
mainder of the present fiscal year end
ing August 81, 1914. Provision for this
deficiency was made by the automatic
tax board In computing the State tax
rate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
New Crop Strained Honey, Three.lb. Tins
(Wipprecht Apiaries)
HARDY NEWTONS.
ELECTION RETURNS
At EAGLE OFFICE
Wire Report From Over state as We'll
as Local Returns VIII be Given.

As usual The Eagle has completed
arrangements to receive by wire the
returns OF the election as fast as they
are compiled throughout the State and
also have arranged with parties at the
various voting boxes in the county to
furnish the local vote. including pre-
cinct results.
These bulletins will be given to the
public to our office as fast as received
and those interested are invited to
come down and see what happens.
This service will be received over
special leased wire and we VIII have
first class operator to work at the
key.
The county returns will be sent in
over the Bryan Telephone Company
lines to our office and we will receive
the usual good servi~o and assistance
by this company. The manager, Mr.
Ed Sims, and his obliging operators
make II possible for us to furnish
this information to the public without
delay and without remuneration.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
WORK TO START ON
TEXAS POST ROADS.



San Antonio. Texas. July 22.-Along
with the general good roads move
ment two famous roads in this section
of Texas are about to receive improve
ment. Postmaster General Burleson
recently announced that the full
amount of the original federal appro-
priation for the post road between San
Antonio and Austin now is available.
The government allotted $4,000 and
the counties bordering the road have
pledged $4,000. The other road is
the historic San nIo-Nacogdoches-
Kings Highway. which was laid out by
the Spanish settlers. At some points
this road is not passable now. Robert
son, Brazos, Leon and Madison coun-
ties commissioners have undertaken
to reopen the road.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
MURDERED WOMAN
NOT IDENTIFIED
Partially Identified as Mrs. Alma
Johnston Of Dallas, Eyes Are
Not Right Color.

Galveston. Texas. July 22.-After
partially identifying the body Of the
handsome woman who was murdered
on the beach here yesterday. as her
school girl chum, Mrs. Alma Johnston
OF Dallas, Mrs. George Hillpot, who
made the Identification said she
would inspect the body again at
o'clock this afternoon. The mystery
increased when a Dallas relative tel
ephoned that the murdered woman's
eyes were not same color as Mrs.John-
stons and that they were sure Mrs.
Johnston, her husband and two chill
dren were en- route by automobile
from Galveston to Dallas. This was
disclosed today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
VETERINARY SURGEON RULING.
LBy Associated Pressl

Austin, Texas, July 22.-The attor.
ney generals department in ruling
holds that veterinary surgeon who
has qualified according to law to prac-
tice in his home county, but who re-
moves therefrom, should be required
to obtain a license to practice in the
county to which he removes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
VERA CRUZ TO HAVE ARMY BANK.
tBy Associated Pressl

Galveston. Texas. July 22.-Travel-
ers from Vera Cruz bring news here
that a so-called army bank is to be es-
tablished there for the soldiers during
the American occupation. The bank
will be privately owned institution,
getting its name from the fact that its
business is mainly with army officers
and soldiers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
MERCHANT SHOT
IN HIS STORE
Lived eLong Enough to Phone III
Sheriff, But Died Of His Wounds.
rBy Associated Pressl

Dallas, Texas. July PA. c. Penn
berton, sleeping beside a light in his
grocery. near Dallas this morning was
shot five times by an unknown assas-
sin, standing outside the building. He
died this morning. Pemberton was
conscious long enough to phone the
sheriff. Iii sassailant fled.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
DRAZOS COUNTY DAY
A BIG SUCCESS

This was "Brazos County Day. in
the Summer Short Course at the A.
& NJ. College The efforts OF the Col.
lege officials and faculty, in co-opera.
tion with the Bryan Commercial Club,
produced the desired results and there
was perhaps greater number OF
Brazos County farmers present than
was ever at the College at one time be-
fore. The barbecue dinner was a
great success and greatly enjoyed by
all. About eleven hundred people
were at the dinner and II was esti-
mated that eight hundred of them
were Brazos County people.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
Never Fired Pistol Before,

Paris, July 22.-Mrs. Caillaux testi.
fled that she never fired a pistol be-
for the day of the shooting, but had
hunted with rifle. She loaded the
pistol in her automobile Immediately
after buying it she said. so as not to
forget the directions for loading.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
MUST TAKE
REQUIRED
OATH
NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED TO
VOTE IN SATURDAYS PRIMARY
WHO WILL NOT SUBSCRIBE TO
THE OATH TO SUPPORT THE
NOMINEES = IMPORTANT RvL.
ING.
fBy Associated Pressi

Austin, Texas, July 21.--Attorney
General Looney ruled today that no
one can vote on submission alone
In the primary saturday unless he Is
willing to take the Democratic oath
at the head Of the ticket to support
the nominees. This will cut out all
who do not affiliate with the Demo
cratic party, but would like to vote on
the question OF submission alone in the
primary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-22
HARD TO MEDIATE
STRIKE TROUBLE
Commission has Trouble In Setting
Differences Between Railroads
and Enginmen.
lBy Associated PressI

Chicago. ILL.,, July 22.-"I am at
liberty TO say this is the most difficul,
task OF mediation that has ever con
fronted this commission" To this
brief extent ". l.. Chambers OF the
federal mediation board today broke
the rule OF secrecy which guards all
the negotiations for the settlement Of
the enginmemen's dispute with the
railroads.