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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
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@ aren Die beuti9en
Sruppenin Der
6 bam pagnc.

V y q III y q II c.
9onoon, 21. September. Ger
.Gailp Wail pirb aus 9aris bp3iig.
lid Der geietung pon Gpernap, BEN
0tittelpunft bes Gbanlpaener Qi.
itrifts pie iolgt oepeidirt: .Gs pur.
De itrenger 9ciebl eegeben, oab ni6i
gepliinoert pcroen biirfe. Ger Gene.
ralitab requitirte 300 5laidenGbom.
pasner inlo beJabIte nit 9Inpciilin.
gen. Die nod Dem arieg einlosbor
iino. Bon Ger Sfa0t iplroen Der.
i6ieoene asitribitionen erboben,
Sarilnter cine Strafiinlme bon $780,
600. gns iih oann Die Gruppen 5i'
riidacsen, CAB Der General bas @eDs
suria aIs slrsrtsunsng fiir biz quite
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
Entertaining
@irb ben Dsutihen bon bem aor
reIppnosnten bes ,DaiIp Sele.
graph" se3olIt.
Gr beridtst, bab Die 8sutI6en ii6
bic ppiitionen on Der 2tisne lange
Dor benz Riid5ug ausgefpablt
batten.
Der beuti6en 9lrtilsrie 5Ollt sr sro'
b.s Sob fir ibre 9reffii6erbsit.

bss Sob iiir ibre 3retfltherbelt.
2onbon, 81. September. Der
SorreiponOsn Oss .1ailp 5elegrapb"
binter Den qinien Der glllirirten an
ber 9lisne ioat in elmer pOm Samitas
tatirten Sepeide:
Die Oeutiden bdtten lid ibre Stsl'
lunesn ausenIdeinlid idon lause ae'
lpGbIt unb bic 9eri6dnSunasarbeitsn
lparen i9pn lange. ebe bic TeutI1eh
ben gormarid auf paris arfgaben.
in 2tngriif denommen iporben. Gin
gspeis bierfiir 1T bic 5batid6e, baB
fait alls idperen 8sfdiise Der 9sut'
ihen duf aOntrstflinbamentsn mon.
tirt limb. beren Yeriertiguns mebrere
Gage in 2lnipru6 genpmmen buben
muB.
Soipeit nareu bic 0eutihen nit
geaua ouf itpere @eI9iise i'm Dor
ibeil, absr bic Gngldnoer baben brsi
Der arobcn 9si6iibe Der 9eutifen er'
o5ert unb auberoem iinb ipeitere aa.
noneu na9 bem arisssihaupfaB uns
terrpeas. IobnB in galbe bic @srbiinbs'
ten binIi4tli6 Der 9trtillerie ben
0eutihen iiberIesen fein tperben.
Die bsutI6en gattsrien i8ofen
aana aussesei6net. Spbolb Tie Die Si.
ftons pesbattsn, 70 thoNsn Tie nit
FOLDER Sidsrbsit, bad bic SSnfontsris
ii6 sinfa6 in ben 2uuisrdbeH elm
iharren mubte, psnn iie Der 0ernia.
tuna entgebeu pollie. Die 0erluite
bur6 @sihiibfsuer paren auf beioen
Seitsn iiberaus iGtper.
Wilitdriide Sa6periianbigs sluu.
Ben niat, bab Der linie TliigsI Der
@erbiinbeteu iid riibren lam, ebe
nidt bic Deutf9en nOrbli6 Don Soiis
ions suriidssporfen tporben iinb. Gas
DIE 9bal III isbr iumpiia unb na9
ben bsfiissn Rsssnsiifisn Der psrfIOiis.
nsn Wc9e lit Der Hlub augeidpolIsn
unb bic aanbfirabsn iinb iehr i4wsr
pufirbdr.
sssrnerbin Bat General bon Glud
Die boagelsssnen ppiitionen 5pii6.u
gObon unb Gbaunp 10 TART beieB!,
bab iie bas gauge sbal bsbsrrfden.
Die 0sutidsn baben BEL Gage brei
4nsriffe ssmadt, nm bic 5rOnt Der
8erbiinosten bort gu our6bre6en, no
iie ii6 Oitlit uno psitli6 ON llfer Der
9lisne entlang eritredi. 9lae bieie
qnsriffe miblanssn uno bic Ssut.
i6en erlitten entieblite @erluite, 10
oab DOR ben 9sridansungen Der Ser.
biinbetsn Der goben tbatidali4 nit
ben 5oeisn uno Werpunpsten pss
Isinbes bebedt lit.
Qlm Sreitag Deriu4tep bic Dent.
faen einen 4nsriff'bei Ra3t. gs mar
itOdountsl unb Der Rssen sOb in
SirDm.n berob, aIs bic Deutiten
psrIu6ien, bic ainisn bsi SoiHons
gu bur6breaen unb SiDar auf elmer
fsbr bebeutsnben Sirsde. Die Der.
biinbetsn purbeu rs6i5eitig genue
BON i6rsH @orpoiten ssDarnt. I'M ben
2lnsriff mt S6nsilfeuer, benz ein
9aiOnsttdnsriff fOlste, 5uriid5uidlds
gen.
Dis Reseneiife baden ben 9ertebr
auf Der Ganbftrdbe obiolut unm0sIid
eema9t unb bic 0epei6enreitsr auf
ibren Motorrdbern ipmmsn MIR nit
| GROCER Uiiibe pprpGrts. Dur9 bic
bsutiGe 4rtilleris pirD bic 1bGtisteit
Oss britiiten SisnaItOrps aubsrOr.
pentIi4 sefdbibet. Die Dsutfden
idauen icbarf na@ bem SeIiOsrupb
aus unb iObaID iis ben Spiessl sr.
bIidsn, pirb Dus aIrtiIlerieftusr na4
Ssr sisIIs ssl,uti. gOrtDdareuSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21

gebanolung, ipeldc ben oeiitften
@eripllnoetcn in.oen .Soipitdlcrn bon
epernap selporocn
slIs Die 9clIti6en aus &Deins OBJ
5oeem, nabn1en iie 100000 in gaar
nit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21

Cont - fonit = iOnit batt' ih Ser
bod niemals sebeiratbet!"
Nun that iie ibm isbr leib. gs par
gerabeau ipie cine tisfe 3eriniridung
mas iie gum S9lud5en trieb. 81
meint' ids ia ni6t, Gbriitel!"
nSa - mas tann i9 bsnn ieBl
nod = tbun?!"
Gr iab elm, bab er lie unniiB qudl'
te. nGs 1T bod nur meine Sebniu1t,
S4aB, bidt nidt gIei6 aller @slt
iibsrlaiIen gu miiiIsn. sinem srobsn
9dusbaIi nit tauIsno Sprssn, mil
4srser gar in Der gri, pie iit
Sante aittp unfere 3utunft aus.
bentt!"
.Sante aittpa"
.Nun ia, lie reduet bod barouf,
bab mir idon i'm Sebruar srobe De.
ieaifaftel gebsn psroen! Sic tann's
ia gar niht dbparteul llnb if iase
mir bod heuts fdon; oann babsn
mir 3ipei bon uns gar ni1ts mebrl"
Sic trodnste ibrs 5brdnen uno
iudte ii6 anmGblit }u bsrubisen, I'm
nit ibm 5u beratbeu. sd fpeib nur
hi6t, Sdas, fpie pig Oem auspsi4sn
tonnten9"
.2llio einen 8cri3lag. Gbriitsl.
Ginen punoe,biibItsn plan."
Sag. Rubil NrleH mir reiien?
Sit's bas2"
,Sa, BAG iit's."
rRad Der Rioierl? Na6 StaIisn9
Rad aesppten = sag pobin piuit
bu? Sber na9 paris ?"
DAB man aud sum 9eiipiel gang
itia perItpiesen un0 beimli6 fir
ein paar Wpden IN 6eibelbers lebsn
tOnnte, baron bentii ou nidta"
80 = reiaenbI 2lbsr miibts
man ba ni9t lieber nal 10 mitten I'M
CONNER bine"
Gr nidte. ,4nerbiugs. SIM Soms
mer ITS biibider. 81 tOnnt' i'd bir
Oann seisen, mo i'd als stubent per-
umse5oger bin -"
nd ia, S6ab. llnb burd ben
S9nar3nalo miibtsn mir ais9en. 9luf
bic 9erse ilettern. Gang sinIam. 8
ME rsi3enO lam bos rperben!"
Gr belt ibren aopf umfabt urb
fab ibr in Die sroBsU grauen ausen.
bic ieIis sIdnaten. llHo nun lahte er
fie on. n0u - a6sr Oa nsbmsn mir
bann tsine 3ofs nit, llnb aud tsinsn
Oiensr in 2ipree!"
.Rein, nein. neiit Hein!"
sic tiibten einanber uno i6pdrm.
ten bapon peiter.
9tbsr nod INNER i,anb bic Jrase
Der SOd5.itsreiie often.
.Sante aittp msint, mir iollten
BLOB fir cine Wode na9 DRESDEN
oOsr Wiesbaben unb bic eieentli6e
RsiIs erit I'M Jribiommer MAIDEN.
60 tuilit bus aIlo ni9t, Ruhi2"
Rein, 10 pia i'd ni9t." Gin
sepiNer 9roa bate ii9 in ibm gsrest.
sgben neil Sante aittp es 70 Dor.
idIast, perbsn Mrs uns anbsrs elm.
ridten."
rsrobtopf!!"
r9eriprid mir, bab bu bid ni6t
tpisber bon sante aittb b.ftDabsn
Idbt.4l
Sfe nubm bic 6aden 3uiammen,
gang miIitGrifd, unb erbob bic re6te
9onb. .Mub i'd fan5ren9"
r0as mubt bu ia in bsr Stride.
SapobI, GhriitsI. geloben: bab ou
mir iiberaubin folsen pirf.."
sic Iieb iid pisber in isin. 2lrme
fintsn unb lahte. .Das perb' i'd
germ. Rubi, glhr ids, ipobin fOu's ss.
benz"
rDas ri6tet Tjb gang mad ben Gs:
iaaften," iogts er ebeufo Dersniig..
Rad psI6sH 9eIddften9"
Rad msinsm aaifsnabitIub ii6.r.
morsen. Nad meinsm @srbienii i'm
eriten @i.rtsljabr."
na6er Rubi - mag es borauf
i6on antommt."
Sm Ru mar er piebsr srnit. .Rir
'ommt es febr oarauf an
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Nertpumoet
Wurbe 9rinS 9eors ron
Serb len.

garis, 90. Sept. - &us NiIb
pirb Der gtsentur Sapus gemelbst,
ouB g}rin5 GsOrs BON eerbien, als er
fein Battalion tei einem 9tnsrifI
fiibrte, bon einer ausel seiroffen
purbe, bic in Der gGbe bes Riidsrats
einbrans unb an Der redten S6ulter
pisber tsraustdm. Die @unbe 1T ana
geblit ni9t sefGbrli6, aber Der 9rin5
piro am Montas na4 areupani se'
6rott iperoen.
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llmnermeiolih
mar bic geidiebuns BON
Rbeims laut Grtldruns
oea 0euernIifo ifobs.

Rbeims laut Grtldrung
bes Generalita abs.
gerlin. 81. Sept.. pid 2ouSon.
Cine offisieae 8stanntmaduns bee
Generalitabs Iautei: rRbeims lag IN
Der S6Ia6tlinis Der 5ran5oisn unp
bic 9eutI6en lpareH baber 9e5ipunsen,
es Az befdisben. Dir teflossn oisls
gOtbpenbigtsit, aber bas Geuer Der
Jransoi,n fam aus jsnsr Ri4tuns. Is
1T gefebl sesebsn ipOrbsn, bic aatbes
Orale 5u retten.
Die 9tnsriffe aui bic GranSOtsn
iinb auf perif,isoensn punttsn Don
Grfola bealeitet."
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QuS(an0 ge(egrap(.
SeSeutenSe 0erftdrfuHgen
y rbalt mad engIifden 9 e.
ri6 ten Die glrmee
hnn &I1tcf &

Sonoon, 21. September. 2aut
einer 2epeide oes .9ailp GrpreB"
oil5 SoiiionS rrbdIt Die glrmee inter
General BON aIud gang bebeutenbe
geritdrftngen an Srtppen, bic our6
gclgien unb iiber @aaitbeuee fonl.
men.
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d.

Maoame: rWainnu, bas 1T aber bod
etn bib6en fart! sic baben ia isbe
Wo9e einen anDern 9rdutisam!"
&D9in: nSa, Maoame, ldnger aIs
eins Do9e bdlt ia BEL benz .miierablen
giien feiner aus"
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Seine u uffaffuna

aunoe; Gin bibf6es @eii9t bat
bic Dame ipobl; absr lie 1T i'm 9ere
slei6 gu mir 10 fur9tbur fart unb
grob."
SeiratbsDermittler: 80, barum
bzql6en Sie aber feline Gorge Az bas
BEN. its TT ieIOfal sutmitbia.1
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
CHORUS SINGING
At THE A|RD0ME
Over 100 Voices In choirs at Meth
odist RevivaI-"The Price Of
SOUL" Subject Tonight.

A crowd estimated carefully at
about 600 attended the revival serv.
ices at the airdome last night. There
we're about 125 voices in the chorus
and sunshine choir and the singing
was superb. Mr.. McCleskey's solo
was very effective.
The evangelist, Mr.. Price, took for
his subject, What Is Christian Joy?"
He distinguished between the JOY that
is purely emotional and temporary and
the abiding joy that has its basis in
the true fruits of lChrist's spirit In the
life. Religion brings the only true Joy,
he said, because it wipes out the sins
of the past, gives victory over the
sins of the present and promises a
prospect of heaven after death. At
the close OF the sermon there were
scores of requests for prayer by those
who wanted real Christian Joy in their
lives.
Mr.. Price will preach tonight on
"The Price OF a Soul"
Tomorrow is expected to be a great
day in the revival. There will be three
, services At II Mr. Price will preach
on THE Parents Obligation to the
Child 1t will be Mothers Day
service. and all are requested to wear
white roses in honor of their mothers
At $3.50 there will be big meeting
/ for men and boys, and Mr.. Price will
preach on "Hypocrites. or Why Some
Men Don't Join the Church" At
o'clock he will preach on "The Plea
of Insanity"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
CLASS REUNIONS
. FEATURED At A. & N.
Many Former Students to Attend
Commencement In June.
Committees at Work.

Plans for reunions OF the classes OF
1894 and 1904 OF the Texas A. & M.
College are being made and large
attendance on the part OF graduates
OF those years is expected at the COM
mencement exercises June Z to 8, In.
elusive, at the college. A. Mitchell
professor OF drawing at the college,
and ]. Webb Howell OF Bryan are in
charge OF the arrangements fer the
class OF 1894. while c. o. Moser OF
Dallas. president OF the '04 class. and
John c. Wick OF Bryan are arranging
for the Homecoming OF their class.
Announcement OF the commence
ment program includes a commence
ment sermon by Or. Henry Alfred
Porter, pastor of the CASTOR Avenue
Baptist Church at Dallas and one OF
the leading Baptists OF Texas. A
Canadian by birth. DR.. Porter has held
some ,of the biggest charges In the
Dominion and in the United States.
He came to Texas last year from
Louisville. KY. where he was pastor
of the First Baptist Church. The
sermon will be delivered June in the
Bernard Sbisa mess hall
The commencement address Will be
delivered by Hon. w. l.. Hill. member
of the Legislature and prominent at.
torney of Huntsville. Mr.. Hill is a
native Texan and is well known at
the college For six years he served
as county attorney for Walker County
and was elected to the Legislature In
1912.
According to letters received from
graduates and former. students at the
college the attendance on the com
mencement festivities this year will
be the largest in the history OF the
school.
Commencement exercises will close
Tuesday night, June 3. with the final
ball, the big social event ofth year
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
RIVER AND CROPS.

The Brazos river has fallen to about
its normal stage and nearly all the
overflowed lands are uncovered. The
prevailing opinion among the river
planters is that the loss will not be
as great as at first feared. The water
was cool and remained over the crops
such a short time that it is now be-
lieved only a small per cent of the
cotton will have to be planted over.
The corn suffered worse and a greater
per cent of it will have to be replant-
ed. The planters are greatly encour-
aged over the outlook and the small
loss is a matter for general rejoicing
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
COUNTY COURT ADJOURNED.

The March term of the county court
was adjourned today. after session
OF three weeks.
The motion for a new trial of the
case OF VIII Johnson. convicted on the
charge OF using abusive language, and
the case of Friday Williams, convict
ed of carrying a pistol, were over
ruled by Judge Maloney. These cases
will be appealed to the Court of Crimi'
nal Appeals of the State of Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
PRIVATE PARKS MISSING.
tBy Associated Pressl

Vera Cruz, Mexico, May 9.-Army
officers regard it as unlikely If 1t
proved true that Private Samuel
Parks, who has been missing since
Wednesday, was executed by Mexi-
cans, that clash would result. They
feel IL such should prove true, the
subordinate officers would leave the
matter up to Washington.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
NEW commeRcI4 CLUB OFFICE.

The work OF fitting up the joint office
of Commercial Club Secretary Nc
Knight and Farm Demonstration Buch.
anan has almost been completed.
This office will be located on the
ground floor of the Commerce build
ing adjoining the office of the Bryan
Power Co. Messrs Buchanan and
Mcknight expect to be able to occupy
the office by next Tuesday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
HENRY TO SEEK
ELECTION IN 1874
Made the Positive Announcement
That He Will Not Be candi-
date for Senator.
IBy Associated Pressl

Washington, May O. Representa-
tive r. l.. Henry of Texas announced
today that he will seek reelection TO
the House of Representatives in 1914,
and will not be Senatorial candidate
in 1916.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
SPAIN APPEALS
TO GOV. C0LQU|TT
Through Her Ambassador the Cover
nor Is Asked to Save
Leon Martinez.
tBy Associated Pressl

Austin, Tex, May 9.-The Spanish
Ambassador today appealed to Gov
ernor Colquitt to save the life of Leon
Martinez, the Mexican condemned to
hang Monday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
AM e RICAN AND
ENGlISHMAN KILLED
tBy Associated Pressi

tBy Associated Pressi
Aboard United States S. S. Cali
fornia, May 9.-The Federals aban-
doned the gunboat Guerrero, from
which a wild shot passed through Ma
zatlan, creating terror. Hundreds are
fleeing.
C. B. Kelley. an American, and G.
H. Williams. an Englishman. were re-
ported killed near here. Two Ameri'
cans were wounded.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
PERUVIAN SOLDIERS
WERE MOVED DOWN
Fired on With Machine Guns After
Mutining and Killing Their
Officers.
tRv Associated Pressl

New York, May 9.-Captain w. P.
Aspinwall of the steamer Gregory, ar
irving from Yquitos, 1000 miles up
the Amazon river. brought the story
of massacre of forty-five Peruvian
Indian soldiers who had mutinied, kill
fng their officers. The mutineers we're
captured and then moved down by
machine guns while shackled.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09

Troop B of the Washington National
Guard were ordered this morning to
take the field fully equipped.
Later 1t developed the troops were
ordered out for an efficiency test.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
WILL RETURN ARMS SHIPMENTS
tBy Associated Pressl

tBy Associated Pressl
Washington, May 9.-Consul Rogers
at Havana was informed today that
munitions of war for the Federals on
German ships would be returned to
Germany.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
BECKER JURY NOT
YET COMPLETE
tBy Associated Press1

New York, May 9.-Though COM
pleted last night, the jury to try
former Police Lieutenant Becker was
broken up again this morning, neces-
stating the examining OF more tales
men.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
MILLIONAIRE POST
A SUICIDE
fBy Associated Press1

Santa Barbara, Cal. May o.
Charles w. Post, a millionaire manu-
facturer of Battle Creek. Mich, shot
and killed himself this morning. He
had been sick a long time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
FUNSTON CONFIRMS EXECUTION
IBy Associated Press

TBy Assoclated FTesSI
Washington. May General Fun
ston today confirmed reports that Pri-
vate Parks. supposed TO be insane,
was captured by Mexicans. He did
rot mention Parks execution, but sah
an unidentified American had been ex-
ecuted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
DRUMMERS MEET
NEXT IN SHERMAN
rBy Associated Pressl

Beaumont, Tex. May fisherman
was selected as the next meeting place
of the Travellers Protective Associa.
ton Of Texas. George w. Baker or
Dallas was elected president.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
GET A FLOW Err.

Stop at Mrs. c. NJ. Proctor's gate
tomorrow morning and get flower for
Mothers Day" There will be plenty
of them and they are free to all.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
NOTICE EASTERN STAR

Regular meeting of the order Mon
day. Election of officers and other
business to come before the order.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
NOT MUCH DAMAGE.
TBy Associated Press1

Catania, Sicily. May 9.-Official re-
ports put the dead at 135 and the in
jured at 2S3. 1t is expected to prove
even more
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
MAJOR cAsALLERo RELEASED.


Laredo, Tex, May 9.-Colonel Crane
released Major Caballero, the rebel
paymaster captured on the Americn
side yesterday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
CAPTURED AMERICAN. BRIG,

BY Associated PressI
On Board United States S. S. Cali
fornia, off Mazatland, May 9.-The
Mexican transport Korrigan captured
the American brig Geneva at sea on
April 26 but released her on demand
OF the cruiser Raleigh.
Mazatlan's falling is immident. Fed
eral city officials embarked last night
on the gunboat Guerrero.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
GREAT EARTHQUAKE
SHAKES SICILY
Small Italian Province Is severly
Stricken and a Dozen Villages
Destroyed.
GBy Associated Pressl

Catania. Sicily, May "a violent
earthquake last night destroyed a
dozen villages In this vicinity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
CO. :
DENIED PERMIT
[By Associated Pressl

tBy Associated Pressl
Austin, Tex, May 9.-Attorney Gen'
eral Looney decided today the Pierce
Oil Corporation was not entitled to 8
permit to do business in Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
FROM MEXICO
/. EXTREMELY QUIET TODAY

General Funston Reported the Execution by|
Mexicans of an Unknown American Might
Have Been Private Samuel Parks-Mex.I
ican Transport Captured American Brig butt
Released it on Demand of Cruiser Raleigh.
One American and One Englishman We're
Killed at Maaztan and Two Americans
Wounded - Munitions of War Shipped to
Federas to be Sent Back.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
BITS OF BY-PlAY.

Luke McLuke in Cincinnati Enquirer.
To Huerta.
You laughed at the Gringoes. You
wouldn't salute,
You thought this was Mexican fun.
Get down on your knee, you old
Greaser galoot'
And say Uncle" you son of a gun.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09

Such Langwidse!
/ Gabe-When did Smith go crooked
Steve-He was in straitened circum'
stances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
A NURSE TAKES
DOCTORS ADVICE
And is Restored to Health by
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Veg
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] came home 20 Ohio 10 live and that
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Since the Change Of Life Is over 4
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
Offensive Assumed by Forces
of Franz-Josef Compels the
Cars Troops to Reinforce
Armies in Carpathians.
BOSNIAN OPERATIONS
MEETING WITH SUCCESS
Eight Thousand Soldiers Of
Little Father Captured in
Fighting Before Ivangorod,
Claims Vienna.

Bcrling. Monday. oct. e. D., wire.
icss to SapNille oct 21.-Au uuuf-
tc.ul Austrian war bulletin given out
bon Berlin today says that combined
Austrian aud German forces hold
strong positions in tho long un1 most
continuous battle line from stry and
sam1or 300 Galicia. thence go "a point
east of rrzcuy-l and along the san
river. Boz "a straisht lin, to PlDzk. loo
Russian Poland The main Russian
army is being engaged Tn, AUS
irian offensive beyond the Carpathi-
ANS has compelled the Russians Co
send roinforcomcnts iuto this terri
tory.
The battle .s sim raging $50 central
Gallia. Austrian troops have been
successful ON the lower san river. to
the southeast Of Przcmysl.
Vigorous encounters are urocccdlug
between Iyaugorud and Warsaw.