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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-24
80 DAYS FOR RINGING BELLS
Man Sent to Jail for Jingling at
Doors.

me Inc ringing OF door bells struck Charles
austin, of 37l9 Gratz street. as pIeasant
Way To spend his time. and as a result
IMiasistrate Emely. OF the Park and Lee
hh,sh avenues station, today sentenced
nun to 80 days in the County Prison.
auslIn was charged with disorderly con-
S Guel' tie spent some time last night be-
Park avenue. Oe''' o''
william j, Marion. Of 21li Marvine
st''tt' also came in for a SO-day sentence
S a lhe hands OF Magistrate Emely.
slai'on slon took the pledge last week. but
SVpsfently forgot about It last night,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Sri Der Gintleionng.

Sic 2anOpebrnldnmcr hottcn lid III
Der aoietne 5um Nnpoiien Der llni'
torment eingeiunbet; Die meifien mn'
rer Smar ein penia prominent" &c.
moroen. nber es ging. Ter aammer-
u~rterofiisier hattie nihis 5u flagen,
ais eiter anriidte, Der etlid)e 100
Gcntlmeter Saile batte.
.,No," iogte ser @oblbeleibte, dor
mir bobenic ood) feene Buren,, Serr
llnterciii5ier. ausieid.oiien - jtbt
eS MIDI"
Ger l;nteroifiSier iuat tein @ort,
0eht N sic Gursrtet, soaln,1 mi. e!ner
Sole 3urid, Del 5oGltaff 3lebt ne an
urS~-i;e pest.
,Seereu Sc. Serr llnieroiii5ler,
aliens bat. id ceG ocitid)en Staat.
ipic;ta%t. nber Del er pnc mir enc
Noie Aot nee! Yet ieDt 'ebcr Oct
NohlEniie0."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

.Serbiten iie ieben Northumberland
in ben uirtsboilern, ifenten ouno
bruoueruien." Sm @irtbshuns ooer
auf einem 9nuernbof: ,Sir firro
bounrisue ouno Oouritigue; gueben
il GUNS 10 bolo ais muesuelih etpas
ton eiien ounb ton triufen." Sber:
.Siatgen il mir main thinner. Ser
felner ioa init Guns binaouf glleeu.
3ie Wagueo ioa na6fommen. Cue
ben ii mir ihmefelbelilier" II. !. NJ. Sb
Die fran5oiiihen Soloaten aroBe Suit
hoben lueroen, mad, oieiem SpraffiiD.
rer Geutld) 5u lernen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Sipple Lifted One Over the Fence.
- - y
Wic Die ganern infer &artatiden.
feuer Bier hulteu.

Ger .W. .slugs. IbO5tg." gent bon
gei6aBter Seite iolgenoer lllitige BE.
rift 5u: Ger grobte Sammer mel.
ller braucn 9opern mar oas Gntbeb.
rem oes Sieres, OFT orona Der Huf 5rt
mir, nelln mir MIR anal a Bier 5lt
ieben befGmeu. Gin gliidlider 81.
iall mollte es. oaB mir mGbrenb zines
Seied,tes III SereititeQmg bel einem
fleiuen iran5oiiifen StGbthen GIN.
gen uno mie elm Saniieucr uerbrei.
tete lid ole Hafriht: 9leih am Srts.
eiugung iii cine uerlaIicne 9rauerei
nit Bier in Siiae uuo Siiue. Sb.
gleih ale Nn5eihen 0oiiir Iprad)cn.
OaB cin Stiirm I'M In5ug iei, %fonnten
mir biclen Iugenblif lift ungeniiBt
porilbergcben laiicl. Treimiaise
po%r5uruien. mar niht notbig, mebr
ais gerllg brdngten lid. Inn oas toit.
lid,e NaB Si bolen. Gin @aacn mar
raid rcauiricrt, beipannt mo abge.
iabren. SnSpilfen mllrbc ooS @e.
ld)ilsieuer GllBerit lebboit. unO gerube
ais Der bofbelubene @agcn anfam,
crreidt ms Ser 9eiebl. iniort ab-
riifen. 3mei flcinc SGiier ulti cine
Erose gelaOen, mar ous @erf zines
Nuaenblides Den groBeren Heit
NnuBten mir tranrigen Slifes inl
Stih loiien. @eniac Gage ipGter.
ais ulicr Guartier IN Der 9tGbc. ;. y.
etpo IL ailometer bon Dem .Srte lag.
bolton mir ober lllllcren 9ebari mic.
Der, lpern oildl mlltcr red,t fritiihcn
llmitGnoen. "a mir geb0rt battell,
oaB nlle III Den umliegcnoen Srtihai.
ten liegeroen Sruppentheile aus DER
b%errcnloicn 9ieruucllc reihlid) ihDpi.
ten. 5olioerten iuir nidt, ebeuiaQs
cincn @agen mieoer oortbit III len.
oen. Gin 9anomebruntercffi5ier, in
3iuil .@oihpirtb IN Strnubing, Elm
2anbpebrmoun, 8aitmirtb III Niirn,
berg, uno ein Snbrer biloeten oas
3onlmanop. Dem ih eilen 9elltnanl
beigob, Ga in 0ieiem @%etteruinfel ieit,
her ME poQi9e Hibe geberridt bate,
Sd,on bolo mad, Dem Ibriidcn oes
aommnnbos mebrte lid Der @eIdiie'
bonner, Ser ans Der Hihtilng ocr
9ieritoot 81 unicrem Suurtier Der
iibcrfam, mo erleid)tert othrncten
mir ali. ais unier SaiiunaSpaaer
wieoer iidtbar muroc. Sd)on uor
mcitcm ricicn lie ms su: 0aIt marel,
mir nitt mebr aefommen abcr oas
Nicr habcn mir! aoum ipnren mir be
| Der @rouerei, 100 onoere Srllpper
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

Den iif oarin bodit ergoBlide 3mie.
9eiprafe, aus Oenen MAJ erleben
fam, mie iih Die S~ran5oieu oes 9ert.
ite mlnogereft 5I MAIDEN iuden.
Sier einige Yroben: Benin iie for
Dem "oifitiir 0es @ueneralitabs nah.
ridten iom iainOe allebeu pollen, 10
piro mo inen fiuuiht beguenaoigun.
glte g"leueren." - ODER: .&enu iie
troll iino, uiro nan ir oinit govt be-
tsalen. Mon piro inen iuuftii9ie
%franfen glleben." Sn einem Oertiten
aantonnement ioa Der fran5OlilGe
groberer sum Siirgermeiiter iogen;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

fur5 porher. nod in Rube, ibren Bier
beoorr ge0eft butteu, a%tgcfommcll.
ais iibcr Die 9roitcrci eth 6oael lhlucs
rer 8eid)oilc nicOerglng. 3od)5legcl
pralielten, Salten frudltcn allcs mar
III 9fnlld) mo Giinlm 1ebitat. Sle
Eferoe mnren nif)t mebr 81 balten
nto gingen burdL mir 0cften ms III
cInem flelnet gepolbten Gultm. Atad)
Sehn Nimiten trat cine Hnllle elm,
oIe geniigte, Inn ben III Den StraBen.
graben g%erathcnen @uge1 ultf5ltrldl.
ten, Der 9rouerei mieOer Sn5lfilbrelt
mo in Iefung ouf5uItellen. Gin
meiterer 8eidoBbagcl unterbrad) oaa
Siilen uuo Nuilaoen Ser mitgebroh-
ten iSdiier; crit bel nohmallgem ab-
ilalleu oes Itperen Nrtlaerlefeiters
fonrrte es beenbet perben. Gnolid)
bel elmer orittell TauIe glng es All
mo oappn. Ter Seutnont berid,tete:
rSGab is, ;mei syoBln iino net gan5
pon morn, 5'lest BOTS inns q billerl
preliiert."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
~ " "
8eimnoe 3uitGnSc.

Die ei%ngegansene Ioriterltelle III
4. miro ourd) cinen @ulOwGrter be-
lest. Sieier beniBt Den nuhltell
Stalroum, Den Der NOrlter lebenbel
nod sur Aufbemobrung bon Srenn.
material perpalot bate, gum Shrpel.
neitaQ. gei Der 8eb1uoerepiiion Iaat
Ger 9aubeomte: .&le fonhen Sic
MIR Den Sdppeincltal 10 olht bel Sb.
rcr @obnlung bubeIL Oas lit oph I'M.
geiuuo!"
N mas, SEER 9auratb. BET mir Is
nod ME a Sd)nein frunt geporn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Teloimashnm NOR.

Nuf einem Waggon zines Wilit1r-
5ltges fonnte man folgenoe 3cilen
lelcn:
9aben mir crit Earis 9enomren,
dub ais ndhites 2onnon fonnlen,
Gam oirett nuh petersburg
@eitcr nod, ollrh Wtostau ourt)
iSobren aiti ser Sibirlfen Snbn
llno erobern ms SSapan.
3iehn mir crit in Sofio ein
@iro's nobl enolid) Srle0e lem.
Iann ipriht @ilbelm gang gerutI'e:
Sungens, oas Ddr'n Oeut'd)e
Sd,miiie;
@ieoer babt hrs nal ge5eigt,
@ie man ieinem Seinoe gelgt.
Nui eillem anoeren @aggon oesiel'
ben 3uges itanO in sroBen Sud)ita'
ben:
,Sier meroen nod ariegserfl1run.
gen ungenommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

thor ueridnpinben mo mie itatt Ibrer
mad einiger 3eit ebenlc grOBc Shoo.
rem bon elngefieibeten Solouten III
gralen ;yelounlformen Ole aaleri1e
ucrlaiien. Gos gebt 10 cine ann3e
@cile. ShlieBlid) entrin9t lid Der
Britt oes eii,eu arbeiters iolaenbes
8%eit1itoniB: .Iu. anrl, fief mai.
allie M @rall mo alc baben Stiebel!
@a lit ooh mirflih oae5 ba-m Mi.
icn mir aild), -1ui uuier 8elO geblle-
bclt lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Gin Trauenfenner.

.Hodmals: mein 9eihluB. Sbnen
sic Sano meiner Sodter 5l permei-
germ, lit unubGuoerlih,"
.Ga bin id) ooppelt aelhlagen,
gnGoige Sroll: in Der Siebe. Damn aber
aud in Der @itelfeit, cine iugeuolih-
id)olle Sdppiegermamu beiisen 81
mpQen!!"
yEum-oie Sad,e mill iiberlegt
ieiu, @cmiiben Sic lid IN einl9erl
Suden nie0er her,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

Mabrhaftig, bas Gnainno Den Ero.
jeb perificppt, III ouS bette 5c.dlen
bniiir, mie es uber Den Alisgong
ocnft.
~ - u
Grareifeno.
Sehrer (ber pon Der Meme oeipros
den bait: n@enn on alio groBee I'M
rcft aegen oeire @ltern getbnn bait,
mos erareift DID onnn?"
Shiilcr: nDann erareift mid mem
Safer uno blaiit Mid onrf."
y y y
Ser @ipiel Der 3eritremtbeit.
Yroieiior 1ltiel ioB in leinem Pr
beits5immer, oils ieine Satin cittrat
uno ellten 8oienitranb Dor i'm btr'
itc0te.
.@as ioll oos. liebe @milie?"
,9lber. N0albert. bellte lit ood] oeill
Sof5eitstag."
so, 10. 8irflih? sd, oonfe Giy
-erinnere mid. menn bein Sofbeits-
tag lit. liebe sSrau. bonlt ih mid re,
ponhlren fam"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
WGQcr mno Sd)ulse.

Die @etrellen 0es .alao0cruoatld)"
icblen ard) OieSmal nldt IN Den
arieasmmmern oicies @isblattcs
uno lie iino nod gan5 Die alten. &C.
raoe mie I'M Sabre 1870.
Wiiaer-Al icbt allenS in's 6elo,
ale StdnOe III alie S%ul0merfer.
Sdrulse-Sct is nlan int, mir
broud,cn pod alle. Zen Mulifer, bo.
nit or ole Srau5olen Den Marlf)
blGit.
WiiQcr-llm Sen 2lhtcr5iehcr, oo.
nit err Die Hiiiien Ole Sld)ter aus Die
Neele 5ieht.
Sdulse--ltn Den Sadbeder. oas
nit er ole @nglGnoer uif's Sad) Iteigt.
Miiaer-lln Den 3immermnnt.
oomit or oic 9clllcr Seiat. no CT Oct
2nd) i%elniien bot.
Sdulse-lln Den Sleeid,cr. oonlit
er Die SrauSoieu DC @uridt anidnlei.
oct III De Sammelbeenc tnitt.
WiiQer-lln Den San0arbeeter, 0n.
nit or Die ianSe @elelIdloit 5eiat, nat
ne Sarte Is.
= e -
Bic innerc Gimme.
2ebrcr: Salt on Die Stimmc bes
@emiiiens idon einmal gebort?"
Youlden: IA"
9ebrer: ,@as ia9te tic Oenn?"
Saulfeu: n8eiast bat JIG nifJts
lie hat bios 10 g%efnurrt,"
~ - y
rs lit ia ales oa!"
Mobilmahung in Woabit. 3mei
Nrbeiter beobodltcn uui elmer gani
gcgeniiber ocS Hc9iments. mit
INNER neue Shnureu non Heierpi'
item in ihrcr bilrserlid)cn alciouni
nit cincm apiicr oher ciucr Enpp'
| ihadtcl in Der 0ano i'm aaierucn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
@errehnct.

.Gie gngldnoer i~inb>5por elm Sra
merpolf. ober I'M Getnen limo lbnell
oie 9eutid,eu bod iiber."
n@ielo oenn?"
.@eil iie nit ocn irenloen 0lollio'
nen better icrtig meroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
~ ~ ~
9fentrul.

Cine huge Came lit im ~ainoer.
bort, 100 Die Sinner lm tSelb Itebell'
Der, Nrbeiter tagSilber urtcr9ebraft
iino. oils 9ebrerin tbutig. Gin flelues
M1odeu Don icd)s Sabren irogt lie:
.SrGulein, nih pobr, Stolen
6lcibt uelltrool."
.@eiBt iii benn, mas Neutral
heiBt?"
.Snmoa." iaat ole aleine. bet
beet lei blifit init De Singers oapon."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
%Sansitnnocm-8 eiprah.

Gr: YSiirtten Sic iid alIdl Dor
Den M1uicn?"
Sic: n3lmeilen."
Gr: y@arurn MIR 5ltmelleu?"
Sic: ,@eil niht INNER lpeld)e oa
limo"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Tsblt nod.

Cine Sagoaeieaihoit bot cinen
Omnibus beiest, 5lilest fonlmIt nod
elm 9crliner III rnft: pa, Is oenn
Die Arde Noab iton uol2"
.9is alli ben giel, fonmten Sic
nlir rim"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Ter @crehfc.

Ger Mtaler Sbeoooiiils ldBt lid, in
Gaie 8~roBenmabu Dor eitem Men.
ifenireuno eint cigarette id,enfen
ur.o bolt, I'm lie mi5u5iinoeR, letnc
Streid,sol3it,adltel ars Der SoIte.-
glui Dem Gid Dor ieiler staie ltebt
Der 3iidobolsitauoer.-
Ter Spenbe: lit ilber Iolhe &er'
idymenoing cmport: n@arum ueb'
men Sic niht bon StdnOcr? 9uSll
iii er ooh bo!"
,Nein," inat Sbeooo'ius, .oas
m1re umperidrmt!i"
rllnperihGmt ein lumpiaeS
3~iinbbolS2"
rSanobl," bcharrt cigeniinnlq
TheoooiiuS - lid babe mir iceber
meinc Sfad,tel oapon 9efiiatl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Sin Sentid,er Spradiiibrer fiir D
i%ransDGid)en Sploaten.

Sic irau5oiiitc Sceresleitlmla bai
ibrc Solooten nit flcinen Sprahiiib.
rern ollsacriiitet. Die linen bel ihren
Sormarit scaeu Berlin Die SeritGn'
oiglrla nit Der oeutifen 3ipilbepolfe.
runa ermoalihen iolten. Is beiin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Widyt u%urbereitet.

Sei eillem ruiiiiheu @eiongenen.
transport natl Der Shlaht bon 5un.
nenberg fam es Dor. Dob infol9e No
eenmansels mebrere Sffi5iere in ell
liem @aaen pierter &laiie unterge.
brud)t pcroen mllBten. Nls lie iit)
Observation-Disclosures al ben Die NIB.
transportirums leitenOen Sffi5ier
nanoten. antportete oieIer fltr5 aber
hoflih: Ia, meine Scrren. Sic mil.
len entid,uloigen, aber allf einen iol.
den Nnorane waren mir nltt porbe.
reitet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Ter peridlcpptc Yrosef.

3pei NmpGltc unterbicltcn id,
iiber oen Smiiten ben Terbiinoeten
ocS IreiperbonocS III Sonoon &c.
ihloiienen Sertrng. burd, Den ena.
lono Den ariea m0glid)it lang bitaus.
5iehen mod)te. NlS MN Der cine Der
beioen ampGlte iein 9eoauern bar.
iiber ausoriidte. aaB ourh oieie NIB.
mahung DER arics perifleppt miirbe,
ermioerte linn Ger unberc: .Serr Sol.
leae. ih begreiie Sic nitt! Saben
Sic iton iemalS cincu Erp5eb, Den
Sic beitimnlt III acplnnen hofien,
peridlcppt2 Hur Der @cauer. Scr
iiher lit Su mltcrlic9cll, tbut oas."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
gerliner Eflanse.

Serr: .Slnge, marlim belllIt on
oenn io?"
Surge Ghlud)5eno): o@ell mir
Bcittc feene Sdllle babcn."
SEER: Ma, ouS lit bod fem 8rlno.
"a miiBteit on bod cher luItig lein."
Sunae: la. nenn if Oct man-
porn @oiden iemuBt bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
krause Was Taken Out of the Box
" ~ =

" - =
Sd,lau.
S~elohiiter: ,Snben Sic AMI Dem
Wel BORT hlnter Dem Berg pielleiht
einen aortoiieliaf liegen ieheu?"
Souriit: .9teiu, id) bobe aui Dem
gar5eu @eg nidts bemertt. Saben
Sic i'm perloren?"
Tclobiiter: n1os nift. uber oreI
Mnrf miiiien Sic ioblen, neil Der
@eg perboten lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
~. -.
Nnthentiih.

.Sdon mieoer Ied)s oelttlde 3ep.
peline 5%erItortii"
Bon mem Oenn?"
sd meiB niht gcnaii-cntweoer
bon Der ySribunc" poer pom .Sele.
arom"."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
TMr cute 3wefe.

Nui Den StuBcn, in @irtbihai-
ten, IN aorSertiGlen unb Sheatern
limo ole fleiBigen Sammlerinnen fiir
Ole perifieoenen arieasfonoS eifrig
an Der Mr6eii. 81 elmer b~elonoera
bortnGfisen CAME iagte Elm Serr la.
fenb:
r9lber, SrGulein, Sic iesen einem
ia seraoe5u Ole @iitole auf Ole 9rult!"
Sic irren lid. mein Serr," ent.
gegnete lie. .es lit feline Yiitole, Jon.
bern cine 9ilfie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
"
Gtuoermnno.

"tuut utHuu
Snfel: .alio, Srisd)en, nenn lf)
einmal foot bin. mas mod)teit Oh
mobl bon mir erhen?"
Trisd,en: "Geinen aopf, Snfel!"
Snfel (aeihmeifelt): oMeinen
aopf? Sieb. on bit aar 10 ounul
niht! Nbcr morlim benn2"
Srishen: Batter lagt. on hGtteit
INNER 10 groBe Roiiuen brin."
y - y
@eeianet.
ltnternehmer: .Aus meldem
@runoe iiibleu Sic iih sur Sheil.
nohnle an Der Ntoropol.@ Expedition &c.
eignet2"
Nltnger Monn: I'D mar bllrd'
orci @inter aniiier beim Gislauiper.
cin!"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-10-09
Application NSlice

N"ilr, ~ hcuyhy gwen Il" all parl,c~
Interested that tho STAT eft New Mex
leo ha, appilrd Tor llv, Survey oi the
'uI."Nlug amos
Township - S"Jlh, rang, Is ".
ais" Nv exclusive right ut election
ny luy 'Iaun tor sixty day q, pro
Nld"o Boy 'hr srl "i r"ngl,',, approx.
I'd August 18TH, 1884, l2s Stal,.. 3gI
and after the expiration OF such a
period of rlNly day, any land tina,
nlE r'InnNu .H-rI,c'uu 10, M, static
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-10-09
Southwest Opportunity Magaun,

The SuuthWrNl,Iu uppol.
nltv Magazine, u,N and unIoar
magazine, will max, ,t> appear
an,r 90 NnSowbvl dud rs u GOV,
u urid rAv,u~l>r! u~ pau. ~,
rs nAIuC unpul, -. $3.50 49, Co..
voted tu ADVERTISING lu south
west, To- setting iuIIu uttwlum
ties Iud Wv, ~lWDul~ lu iuU
S"ckC,~ ,ru lraill ,,,u,t> 900
this sun kl>scd Euuu It's che.
latluu viii Uv almost rN,IuSNel
M Tive upLer MI~sl~>rpp Valley
aud caStern states, dIuuug ,eUlr
WHO are looking TO tugS great
section tor heath aud hope and
iur tnc Improvement ul their
material condition Therefore,
~ an advertising medium n.
farms, business opportunities or
Investments at whatever klud, g
MA Uv uncQuaicd BECAUSE It Nib
r"uCu the right prupIv What
ever you nave ~ advert II NH
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-28

is futile to strive to arrange the lives
Of others, and that the function OF the
parent is chiefly advisory. Nor were
we much disappointed at the failure Of
our plans. After ALL what we sought
was their happiness and welfare, and
that they found them in other ways
than those we devised makes little
difference.
$50 my wife and are left alone in
the cage. With the fight Of each
fledgllng | felt her coming closer and
closer TO me. She bosses me too
much even now. and makes too much
fuss over me when my feet are wet;
but otherwise she is as perfect as she
was when a bride"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-28
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

1SS3-Great FIRE IN Constantinople de-
stroyed $4,000 homes.
lSiS-A treaty of peace between
Great Britain and China con-
cluded. The Chinese paid s2i.-
100000; opened Ave OF their
principal ports and ceded the
Island OF Hong Kong to the
British.
1Si9-The fortress Of Achulga. the
residence OF Schamyd. a cele-
brated Circassian chief. was
carried by assault by the Rus
SLAMS.
lS64-Democratic National Conven-
ton opened in Chicago.
1S6S-Revolution In Panama.
1S70-Franco Prussian War; Paris
called upon to lay in stores
against the siege. Belgian army
Of observation concentrates on
the Luxembourg frontier.
1903-Caleb Powers. former Secretary
OF State of Kentucky. was con-
victed and sentenced to death
for completely in the assassina-
ton OF Governor Goebel.
1913 Five hundred persons we're hurt
and one killed in rioting accom-.
panying a street car strike In
Dublin, Ireland.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-28
TREAT THE RAILROADS FAIRLY

II the railways had been granted
the increase they justly deserved, they
were preparing to spend not only mil
lions. but billions OF dollars, in i'm
provements, extensions and new equip.
ment A high authority states that
II the railroads had the means they
would stand ready TO expend an av.
erage of 100000 a day continuously
for five years. What would this mean
TO the iron industry? The railroads
asked the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for bread and they received a
stone. And who are these commits
sioners who passed upon this import
ant question? Four OF them are law
yers, one a school teacher, one a col
lege professor. and one railroad
brakeman. It is to the lasting credit
OF Commissioner Daniels, who was APP
pointed by President Wilson, and Com.
missioner McChord OF Kentucky, a
former member Of the Kentucky Rail.
road Commission, that they favored
more liberal treatment of the rail.
roads. The people of this country
who believe in its prosperity should
make an emphatic demand upon the
President for the exercise of his right
of removal of the majority OF the
members Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission for inefficiency and neg.
lect OF public duty.-Leslie's
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-28

opportunity for trade expansion con-
fronts us.
Behind whatever prospect lies be-
fore us In this thrilling emergency is
the feeling that We will not wilfnlly
seek to capitalize world tragedy for
selfish personal profit. as did the willy
founder OF the English branch OF the
Rothschilds after the battle OF Water
loo. Rather is the opportunity trans
lated into terms OF responsibility to
the whole world into a duty to all
humanity.-lsaac F. Marcosson In Col
Hers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-28
ARTISTS ALL.

"The dentist is an artist" said
The funny Mr.. Heath;
"The pencil doesn't earn him bread
But I've seen him draw teeth"
" Cincinnati Enquirer.
Amanda Is an artist, too.
Although she says she amt;
She wouldn't know just what to do
Without her rouge and paint.
youngstown Telegram.
Rem Roodles is an artist, too,
When sitting with his pards.
Behind the chips at night time, you
Should see old Rem draw cards.
Houston Post.
We are not apt with brush or paint,
And yet It's true, by heck,
We're quite artistic when it comes
To drawing up a check.
Columbia State.
OF all the artists. good or bad,
This Luke McLuke is one
Who draws his salary every week
And does 1t just for fun.
Temple Telegram.
Chester. Lane and Mayes
Are artists from toe to crown;
But the finest drawing they ever made
Was that OF drawing down.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-28
ws=will NOT zslFzlszsTl -
TENYM MIN

What Viii be the ened OF the war
on American businessY After the first
shock OF horror over the conflict that
is shaking Europe to It's very roots,
and aside from the moral and spiritual
kinship that we naturally feel as part
OF the white mans civilization, this
is the question uppermost in the nina
of the United States today. II over
shadows legislation. wipes out parti-
sanship. provides the one common
basis OF concern in which all our peo-
Pile may share. For the warning Ma
tons cannot tamper with our terri
tory, jeopardize our human life, blight
our progress. Such Is the high priyl-
lege of freedom frop entansling al
liances.
Though we may be immune from
those diplomatic complications that
engender international conflict, yet
we are inseparably and intimately
part of the huge world.trade fabric
now facing the most serious crisis in
all It's romantic history.
Countries like England. Germany,
France. Austria and Russia, with
whom we do vast business and who,
in turn, provide us and many other
peoples with needed supplies, have
suddenly turned from useful pursuits
TO ruthless devastation. Their fac
tories are silent. their harvests UNI
garnered. their commercial ardor
abated, their merchant marine inert
in friendly ports or already prizes OF
war. Notwithstanding all this cessa'
ton, life pulses on.
Hunger, like gold. knows neither
flag nor creed. We alone Of all the
great powers, stand at the universal
trade counter, ready to do business.
We must take up the work OF peace
that the warrior has laid down.
How. then. shall we fare In this
dramatic shifting Of the sources and
the agencies Of supply? What win be
our new place in the whole drama OF
international barter? What will be
the ultimate economic advantage-if
any--to us?
Many difficulties lie in the way OF
any attempt to answer these queries.
In the first place, this article is writ
ten only a week after the actual out
break OF war. No man can tell how
long II will last; what havoc will be
wrought On its duration and on the
terms OF peace will partly depend the
extent to which our business will be
affected II the German feet, for In
stance. is annihilated or put out OF
commission at the outset the high
seas will be open TO immediate COM
merce. and this will be a great stimu-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-28
WHEN ALL YOUR CHILDREN ARE
GONE.

In the September American Maya.
zine a man who has been married
twenty-five years writes "A Husbands
Story" in which he relates the ex.
periences he and his wife had in
bringing up their children. As is the
habit with fathers and mothers they
made all sorts of plans for their chill.
dren. most of which never were real.
ized because the children, as is usual,
took affairs into their own hands and
made and executed their own plans.
On the lfutilityiyof trying TO arrange
sthinss flor tyohrnc hildren, the author
says in conclusion;. ,,e.is
3 80 ar 61r planning for the chill.
sren smeteiy served u upfove that /,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-28

Congress has adopted the motto.
mo attendance, no pay" The House
has passed a rule to deduct from the
pay of members for all time they are
absent except in case of sickness.
Those members who are at home look.
ing after their fences will be locked
unless they make a quick steal for the
plate.-Fort Worth Record,