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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Der itrcitbare wattesien iber
wilien.

8rootlrn, u. 0.-Sn cinem
lGngcrcu Suterpicp bcleuftetc ser in
Sbclbpurnc 6otel III Sri9bton Scuil
nbgeitic9cnc itrcitburc Col. 0cnru
&uttcrion. rcr I'M gunScu Sdnbc Oh
icincr ihuricu 3ungc unb nod Ifdrs
fcrcn Sober bctnl1nt lit, Die poIltilhe
SitHdfipn. Or prizes Erdlibcnt
Milion pb iciucr I'M criten Der
naltlngsinbrc 81 pcr5cihncnocn Or
rlurgenihofttu. Or 5oQtc ibn1 Oh De-
BON .ihm ougurirtcu Soriiz Neiornl
mn acknowledgements bcs Sunoe5 NE
Icrueborf> @eieBc5 Nnc%rfcnnu49, bod
Dos hDditc Sob ipenoctc CT ibm lpegcn
bea Wibcrrufcs Der Gill. hurd) pelhe
ontcritnnildcrH &iiitcnihiifcn frcic
Surdbfnbrt ourd) bcn Banana aonnl
9cludbrt Miro. Gr babe grobcu per-
ionlidcn 0tltb gcScigt, inbcnu CT Der
anrildi9cn Subpcntton Den @arola
genlndt uno Die %cr. Stoatcu III Den
NlIgcu Der Wclt rebabiIitirtc. &cnlz
ger @riolg babe Srdiibcnt Wiliou bis
Der in Der &0iurg Der Werito &riiiS
gebnbt, bod lei 5u hpffen, oaB itdD
and bort Ole b%robenben &olten perz
6ieheu lpiirbcn.
NeuBcrit itarf aciBeItc Scrr &ots
tcriou ben Stuatsictretdr &iQiunl
Scnnino3 Sruun.
Snrtuitiid, duBertc iid Ser Sem
tudper audi iiber Den Or Srdiioeutcn
Hpoiepclt, Der ipic Elm StebuIfmdnuz
d,cu INNER ipieocr nuf bic Seiuc font
me unb lid, icber Situotiou nnpaiit.
"Sebon" lei cbcn nift untcr5nfric9cn
lmb luiie INNER uieocr bon iit b0rcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
(Spesieu fir bicie ScitmnaO
Cir katbult[dJe 1sirdJr 1T aalcsikn.
Wpn q. ".
0un &. 9S.

4 ffl5icQ bat Merifo teire Neliz
tny 9ion, ODER pielmebr Die inertia
W uiidcn @ciesc ldlieBen Die
Hcli9iou aus. @cr ic Die
mcrifnniIde @auptitabt bciudte. miro
lid criuncrr, wie ihlper es 4. y. iii,
Otcrito's groBte nfabemiihe Shule-
bos aloitcr bc5 Seiligitcn Scr5crs-
ausfinoig 81 MAIDEN. Wan fam Die
Guerrero StrnBc ~iilni6ig @tal uuis
nm nbgeben, pbnc g 81 bcmerten, 10
dlitd9lid iit-lcinc SaIlnbc. Grit mcun
man pn5 Sortal-foit cin Sdermcns
tbor-binter iidl bat, mirb man Der
I%usoebuung bicies Snitituts gcluabr,
ionic Der Yrndt, nit Der Die Sreiz
giebigteit lpoblbabeuber adtbolitcn c5
ausitattete. Sas gilt iiir nle tatboz
liidcn Shulcn rnb Glolter uno Der
8rnno baiiir lit f%olgcnber:
Ils nadI Dem Suiti5nprb dn Wnris
milan Der Streit 5ipiifcn &athpIitcn
unb S%ibcrnlen iciueu 6obepunft CIR
reicht bate, perid)nfite Gomoniort Der
bnmnls am huber mar, Den &iberulcn
ous Heterogeneous. NQe Airdcn pllrs
Den confis5iert Der Glcrrs unb oic
rcligioien Grbcu pcrtricben. Die
groBe Stride bes sol. Sran5istus uir
Der Strnbc gleideu Numcns. elmer
6ouptperfcbrsobcr Der Ictropole.
murbe an Yripato pcrfulft. e. purpc
Die @raute StraBe mitten burdl oao
Sdiif 9cfilbrt, nuf Der eincu Seitc
mIrhe m Hrihntr n%rrfnIft (Sa murine
itouti'he Miiiipnsbaua crbiclt ciucr
oHSereu Sbcil bes iriibtren @ottes>
bauics.
Uljdid,cripeiic fam bnlo burali
@crfirip Sin6 an Die Hegicrung, Der
cine cifrigc adthplitin SRI. Homero,
heirnthcte. Madame Homcro Tin
Wterifo bebdlten Die Srullcn ibren
Mdbhennantcn bel, Dem lie gelcacuts
LID Den Namcn bes @uttcn hin5us
ii8en) iibtc ibreu @iniluB bel ibren1
freimaitreriid,eu @atten bubin aus,
paB bns Gomoniort'idc @eieb Srn1
alien Glen manOerte. Son Eoriirip
lieB alio bic Heligion in Srieoeu, pors
ailsgeicet, baB lie iif title perbalte
unb III teiner @eiic berpprtretc. Sa@
ber Die u,iheinbaren Sailaoen nllcr
&loiter Inb Die Sbatiad,e. bab feline
nellen airden erbait murben. 6ier
lie9t i~iberbaupt Die 2oiung fir @ielcs,
mas ionit unertldrlih erideincn
mDd,te.
Sic Snbianer (SoltetcuL IStetcr
unb Gbimetcu) bic Gin 3molftel Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
DmnfIe MISUNDERSTANDING
(Gim amerifaniihes Sittenbilb.)

Sic Iufoedmnseu unb gutbiinuu>
gen. rpelhc Der Imcrifdner Upton
Sincldir in ieinem neuciten Merfe
metropolis" iiber bas Scben III Den
Observation-Disclosures @cieuidaitatreileu
bon Neip yort maht, iinb uuBerlt
rampant.
Sus 8elp lit bier Der cinSisc Yriifs
item Der Iprtrefflihtcit uto elm Be
lpeis Der Wtadt. Ser Shonbcitsiim,
Der Sricb sur @aitircunrihait. Die
Srcubc on Der Wuiif. oic ihpnen
&iinitc, ai bicir Siu9c iiub bier nidtS
neiter ais Mittcl sur Sempultrotipn
Der 8elpmaht. Sic Wdrmcr in ben
Areiien bieier aapital9rOBcn iiub cifs
rig b~eid)dftist, mebr @elb 81 mahen-
ibrcn mil6i9gebenben SrnIcn aber
bietet bus @cbcn NIGHTS Nnbcres. ais
tollc ,Su9p nab Nuftpanp. mad Scfps
ratiousfunlt, Die Die @itelfeit unb Der
Sodmutb pcrfdlift. Sesbulb III e.
10 ipcit %9cfpmmen, bu6 ~bieicni9c 6rull,
Die ibren Hcidtbum in Der auffdQigs
item Weiie 5u conIumiren peritebt.
aud, am meiiten Sead,tung finoet unb
Den 9roBteu @ciial erntet. GAS @rs
ldrcdcnbitc an pielcr @c%ieQid)aft lit
Der polltonmen blinoe Wntcrialismlls.
IS gilt III einigcn bieier Snmcns
Sirtcl OILS iiberipannt, Iid fiir in
t~ellettuele Singe 8u intereiiiren.
Wenn Die 6ppermoberuen leicn, 10
luGblen tic clnen 5uderiiiBcn Homon
mn penn tic ens Sbcater beiuhcn.
10 lit cine mmiifoliife aomobic ba5
3iel DER @ilnid,c, Ton Seit 8u 3cit
madlt cine cbraci5ige Ntatronc Sen
%criud,. cincn ~Salpn" nab europa
iid,em Muiter an b%e9riinbcn unp Is
9elinat ibr Damn pobl poriibergebeno
Gin pnnr ber5lid lpenis intereNnnie
.lpibiSc aDpie" nm lid 81 ianmclH.
Naeiu bieie @eieuihnit lit nid,t5
luciter ais cine CLIQUE bluiirter @tns
ihen. Sod. mcint Sinrlair, mare Is
in 9elpinem Sinne Elm llurcdlt. pieir
Ycutc 81 tnpeln. IS lit nidt ibre
Sdulb. baB ibncu sic %crbGltnilic unp
Die @eicQiGait iolhc Mad,t umo
ioldlen SiniliB III Die 0dnbc ipieli.
uid,r ibrc Shulb, boB ibrc Sobne unb
Spdter iih mic Stranbgut in Der
Welt bcrumtrcibcn. Ser @eiit Der
3eit tru9t Die Tcruntipprtuns.
@S miro bcbauptet. buB idmmtlide
Neip 0orfer Sotcls. wenn ma iie urls
chamber reibte, fiir lid, Ielbit cine
@roBitnbt bilrcteu. iiiuiuuopier6ig
Staatcu beopltern lie nit oGiten. NSu
liebt man Nnuhbeiiser aus Scro9.
&ol5tcuigc aus Ininc. @rubcnbciieer
aus Ncpoba. 81 Saiie miliieu tic
ibren Huf uno pobl and ibrc Sanrilie
bcriidiidtigen. 6ier limo. JIG irei BON
cpnpentioneleu Sdrnnfen. llnb iie
brinaen @clb nit. piel @cihl
Sic SpcSinliiiruua Der amcrifanis
ifcn N~uSlebctunit lit 10 rpcit Iprtats
ihritteu, pub c9 .perruicnc" 6duier
gibt. bic ibrc @eidGftc nr teIcpboniih
bctreiben. pornebme Nenoc6pousbuuler,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

rnier 0intucis aui Die 6reintaurers
.Sruocrifoft". Sua Sberbalpt oes
@cbeimbicnire5 i'm Sfoeamts Separte@
nlent in 8uibiugtuu cr5dbIte min buss
ielbe III Se6u9 uuf ieine cigcucn Be
Sic6ungen, Nud1 CT, ingte er, mllBtc
icinc @ogc o~ltfgcbcu. penn &nnfnotcus
f0lidcr, %crtred1er 9cgen Oas Epirz
geieB mn un0erc @alIner uppclltrttn
an i'm, lie ais Sreimaurcr frci ais
geben 6u Iolicn."
lluo gerobc bcrlci Srcirnurcrs
Sclnen nebmeu itct9 bn5 Wtoul poa,
lucnn lie upm Y@cmircus3!uung III Der
fatbpliiben airhc" faien.-&cdicls
blutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
perbreRsr KmltmS.

Sic Sntcrnationole Iliociation bon
%oliSeihcis. ipeldc periloilene Wohc
IN @rnro 8opibs, Rid-, tastc, hc@
idlpB. ihrcu nddlitidbrisen @onpcnt IN
Cincinnati. Sbip. ~abSuboltcn. Spli>
Seid]cf :. u. Silnrb bon Nltopna. go,
belt cine Nnipradc, in Der er iein
Scbauern lIbcr Die .Senidtion5s
madcrei" IN %erbinonn9 nit Wers
brcdJcn ausiprad unb beionherS ihari
perlIrtbcilte, .haB Seuten. Die zines
@erbredens augetlagt iinb, Spatiorcn
bdrocbrnd)t pcrben. mas nrr Inbcrc
Su Tcrbrchcn anipornen fam unb Jez
meine 9anoiten 6u ppltstbiimli9en
oclbem mad)t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

nnbren o ser Hegel. unb ma fam
9etrolt io9eu, bnB Der &ertb oes
Sanhcs nidt ireigt. mo Die Ne9er in
9c8u9 nuf @ruuceigentbun Die Obers
bdnb aclponuen BADEN (?). Sepen>
foQs iieht bns Hniicz Sroblem i'll
Sputh Carolina elmer neuen 8riic
cntueuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Der arnte 2tiaisnar.

N Ser idmIeiseu &orhnle clues
6ptcls S"peittr alnl'c in Soulton. Ger.
lulIrbc Der ais erSentriit betannte
9bicogper Niaiondr Sruncis ".
S9beu nm 10. Suui tobt aui9eiunSen.
Or itorh, luic CT gelcbt bate - aueir.
giic bate CT Sreunoidaft obcr @eieas
ihait 9eiudt. Ssocu. Der elm Nlter
bon 81 Snbrcu errciftc. bintcrldSt
Gin %ermo9crL bus aui mcbrcre Rtts
lioucn Collars 9ciGdBt mirb. Siir
icincn 2cbcnsmterbolt CAB er iiinisie
Gents tGalid aue Is lit cine sanje
Reibc ladcnber Grben pprbanoen.
49,
Gnlc Weuidbcu iine rs. fpelhe
sic %pr5iiBe aubcrer perbrciten; Der
9hmen &~pblscruh trdst Ser 8ino
noh alien @eItscgcnoen bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Siinis mnS 5ctnsG ents'G 6Seit.

@clden cnprmcn @eroienIt bic
bon Der j. 8oolportb Gompaun in
Den Ser. Stdatcn controlirten $50
2Goeu nit Stint unb 3ebn>9entss
@egenitdnben 81 perSeihnen babeu,
9cbt idJon barduS herpor. baB Ser
@eiummt> ltlnlub 1913 S66.22S,072
betrlIg. Siernlo lallen iidl Die fol9eu@
Den intereiluntcn Gerelcife anlteaen.
60 3. .. betrugeu Die Srlittp @iI,s
nabnlen Der @rics Sabn IN Dem sleifcn
Sabre nur $62.617,359, Iomit Inn
$3,5S0,713 peniser, oils Die Der se>
nunutcu SiIiputaucr 9doen. Sic
Mem 6upen Subngciellidaft bate m
Srittoz Ginnabmen nur $2,3S5,43t
mcbr aufSumeiien. uls 8ppliportb, ba@
gc9cn betrug Der llmias Der Ioams
9rpEeB Gpmpann I'M ctpas iibcr so.
6rp6ent bc5 Der 81 nno 10z@entss
Sirma.
aaum glaublih crld,ciren Sic linz
IuBc Der Woplluurtb So. in ein3elnen
ipe5iclen 9rouhen. 60 3. .. mrrScn
in Der crpdhntcn Yeriobe fir $2;z
100000 an ) unb 10 Gents ySuz
pelcu" pcrtaIft uno fir $1.500,000l
an Wuiits giotcn. Sic Ganbpz StdnSe
nber brad,ten rlIub IS. 500. 900. H.
200. 900 3ebnz Gents llno 100000
Siinf Gents Slaidcn init Yeroripe
rpuroen p~erfaltft unb-zman balH zen
Itbcm on = 43, 900 ySuIdls
leinens&lammern. dlip unseidbr pier
sig @agcnlabun9cn. 43. 900, 600
Yfuub Snnruabclu fanoen lire Abs
nehmer, Die arobtc 3dbl pnrbc ichoh
nit Strilmpicn ~er5ielt. bon oencn 27~
$4,000 Eanr p~crtauft purben. no,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

2ciht ermiibct. Sic eerinsitc IlR>
ltren9ung", idreibt 5err Sobn Shuts
bon 6lIbter. Gid, rcrriibetc mid.
unh mcin Sllt ld)ien in Ihled1tem 3us
itarbc 81 iein. gbenfals hattie i'd
groBe Stmer5eu III Den anieen. Seine
Iebi3in bali mir, bis ih Alpentrdrtisr
gebrauGte. @s iit iiderlih Die bette
auer Webi5inen. SD fible midi ieet
nolitdubi9 pobl. Sns WiioisteitSs
9eiiibl. unb cbcnio alh Die Shmer5fn
in Ben anieeu. iinb peridpipurben."
Sprui's Mpentrdirter lit feline Ipoz
tbetcr@ 3eoi5iu. ionoern eru cinfafes.
~6eitcrprobtes arduter@ Seiimittel. neI>
dies benz Yllblifum brett purdp Spcz
5inlz Iscnten 9cliefert miro, Die ,erz
nnnnt mcrben bon Den 6sriteliern, Or.
Better Sabrncn & Cons So. 1875
60. 3opne Ipe., Chicago, 81.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
FARMER SUGGESTS A
BRYAN TRADES DAY
Have a Central Selling Place In
Bryan on Regular Days for
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.

William Manthel, progressive
farmer Of the Kurten community.
was in the city today TO observe the
practical working and success OF the
towns first Turkey Day He was
pleasant caller at The Eagle office
and in conversation with the editor
suggested that a regular Trades Day
would be a good thing for Bryan and
for the farmers Of the county.
His idea is to secure a vacant lot
at some convenient place where all
property for sale or trade should be
taken. He thinks for the present It
should be limited to horses. mules.
cattle and perhaps wood and a few
other things. Later It might be ad.
yisable TO add country produce and
different products Of the farm. orchard
and garden. He thinks the sales day
should be held weekly and suggests
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
NO THANKSGIVING GAME.
Football Lovers Disappointed That
Bryan is to Have No Game.

Football Lovers Disappointed That
Bryan Is to Have No Game.
Manager y. b. Allen OF the Allen
Academy football team is making an
effort to secure a game with the Cor.
sicana high school or with the Deaf
and Dumb Institute at Austin, to be
played In this city Thanksgiving Day.
The Baptist Academy team Is sche.
duled to play the Brennan high
school return game In that city
Thanksgiving. thus leaving Bryan
without a game. Several efforts have
been made by citizens OF Bryan to
have the managers Of the Bryan Bap.
list Academy and Allen Academy
teams TO arrange a game between the
two teams for Thanksgiving. A game
here between the two teams on that
day would be OF great benefit TO the
two teams financially and would no
doubt draw the largest crowd OF any
game OF the season In Bryan. I'm
fortunately. Bryan Baptist Academy
had made arrangements for their
game with Brenham for Thanksgiving
before their first game was played.
and they are unable to cancel the
game under such conditions. Every.
body interested In football, and inter.
ested in the two institutions in Bryan
are anxious 10 see the teams play.
and the logical day for the game would
be Thanksgiving. Unfortunately.
Bryan has rarely ever had a game on
Thanksgiving, and an annual event
on that day between the two insti,u.
tons would be a great drawing card.
The two teams this season are practi.
cally evenly matched and everybody
would be glad to see them matched
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
TURKEY DAY A
SPLENDID SUCCESS
Wagons From All Parts OF the County
Brought Large Numbers
OF Birds.

Today was Bryan's first Turkey
Day. II was splendid success.
Turkeys we're brought IN by the hun.
dreds from all parts OF the county
and the farmers were well pleased
with the results.
The day was inaugurated through
the Brazos County Crop Diversified.
ton and Marketing Association, and
II the success attained today is In.
dlcatiye OF rs future work. It Is
destined TO do a great work indeed
for the farmers OF Brazos County.
The price Of turkeys was 10 cents
q pound but through this cooperation
IN marketing, through selling In largo
numbers. the price was advanced to
TX cents. resulting in a saving to
the farmers OF quite a nice sum.
Il Is an auspicious beginning. an
encouragement for all. a builder OF
confidence In liberalization and co.
operation. and It Is believed by all TO
be the beginning OF a new and greater
day In farming methods In Brazos
County.
Secretary Mcknight Of the assocla.
ton superintendent the marketing to
day and at the hour Of going to press
$40 turkeys had been sold with many
more to hear from. They we're sold
to Allen Smith. the most extensive
poultry dealer In this section OF the
Sinte.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
Monday as the most suitable day.

Monday as the most suitable day
With an arrangement OF this kind
Mr.. Manthei believes better market
could be built up, better prices Sc
cured and the people would be great
ly accommodated In supplying their
needs. They would know where 10
go to secure what they wanted. when
to go, and in this way would lose no
time in looking around" He thinks
the farmers Of the county would
patronize such an arrangement llber-
ally and II would soon develop into
a well established exchange for bar
ter, trade and sale.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
SMALL BLAZE LAST NIGHT.

4 rent house belonging TO f. A.
Kemp, a teacher in the colored
school, burned last night about mid.
night. His residence, adjoining,
caught fire and was damaged to the
extent of $50. The rent house was
occupied by family Of Mexicaus and
was a total loss. The house was in.
sured for $500 and the damage to the
residence was covered by insurance.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
70 MILLIONS IN
DIVIDENDS FOR s. P.
Despite Business Depression ant
Flood Losses Huge Profits
Piled Up.

Despite the worst Hoods ever eApe'
rlenced In single year the annual
statement Of the Southern Pacific Sys'
TEN. which has just been Issued
shows that the company has S2O'i52'
900 for distribution in dividends.
This Is equal to rs per cent on
the s272G72 .iO6 stock outstanding
contrasted with 9.S5 per cent In 1913;
7.92 in 1912: $3.50 In 1911; 1913 In
1910. and 9Si per cent In 1909 A
dividend OF 6 per cent will be paid
leaving a surplus OF SlO9lOOO In the
treasury.
The income OF the Southern Pacific
Company and OF the proprietary com
panles combined, excluding onsettins
accounts, compare with that OF last
year as follows. Total revenues, $685.
500. 25S. decrease OF $i.25i,li6, net
operating income. S37G9j,367 a de-
crease Of $6.52l,Gl2; other income
Sii,iO3,G9O, an Increase OF N,753,lj7;
net operating income. Sji,799.O51 a
decrease OF Si759,lSj; surplus, 81
09l ,12S, decrease OF S6ilj,ji7.
During the fiscal year ending June
30. 1914, the road handled 3i,96O.OOO
tons OF freight, which Is ! per cent
more than was handled during the
preceding fiscal year The average
length OF haul, however was 2l9
miles. as against 222 miles In the pre-
cedng year. The total freight reye'
nue. for the year was S7S,369,O0O, as
compared with SSO.lll,OOO during the
preceding year.
The road handled i2.7ij.O00 passen'
gers during the year, as against a.
OO6. 900 during the preceding year.
The average mileage OF each passen'
ger waslO92 last year and 1857 the
year before. The total passenger
revenue last year was $40. 900 and
the year before It was Si2. 100000.
The Southern Pacific system, Of
which the Sunset.Central Lines are a
part. probably met with more disas.
ters last year than ever heteil one
system In that length OF time. Severe
floods in California disrupted traffic
in that State In the spring. costing
the company millions OF dollars The
Texas floods last December cost the
Sunset Central Lines an untold
amount in repairs. while numerous
other smaller washou;s in various
parts OF the 1O.477 miles OF road
caused 227 interruptions OF traffic OF an
average duration OF three days.
The Southern Pacific lost heavily in
passenger traffic last year in that
many people who would have gone 10
the Pacific coast for the season de-
layed their trip until 1915 OF course,
this business will be returned 10 the
road in that year Il is remarkable
in the face of this loss and those Occa'
stoned by the floods. that the road
was able to have handled more pas
sengers than during the preceding
year
The total operating revenues de-
creased only 2.S7 per cent from those
Of the preceding year, while the ex
/ penses were increased less than pei
/ cent Last year the Southern Pacific
had for distribution in dividends S26,
/ S6S 600. while this year &c has 500,
/ 452. OO0.-Houston Chronicle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
REV. FLlNN RECOGNIZED.

OF the assignments to nh the pul.
pits of the several churches in Bay
City yesterday where the Methodist
Conference was in session. Rev.
Glenn Finn was given the First
Presbyterian Church for the evening
service. Where there are so many
ministers in attendance, it is quite
an honor to be assigned to one of the
city churches for the Sunday services.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
EXTRA
Cost Nothing
TO VOTE IN TRIP CONTEST

Help some friend to win that delightful trip.
Don't wait until you are asked to help-get
votes every time you spend dollar. You
will feel mighty happy when your friend asks
for your support if you can say, 81 thought of
you and have already saved some votes for
YOU" You get your moneys worth at these
stores and the votes cost nothing. You can
make some friend happy at no expense. Your
dollars do double duty when spent where you
get votes. Save ballots-you might decide to
run yourself maybe your friends are saving
votes for you.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

p. l.. Barron to Enoch Holland. un.
diyeded three.tenths interest in three
tracts OF land containing 1914 acres.
lying in the Thomas Caruthers league
in Brazos County; consideration. ST.
900.
George House TO Lucia House. 1876
acres OF land lying in the Mary Law.
renee survey in Brazos County; con.
sideration. $40.
Lucia House to George House. 10
acres OF land lying in the Mary Law
renee survey in Brazos County; con-
sderation, so.
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HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

HG. Schwerdtmann. ST. Louis.
II. G.. Cooley. Dallas.
william Corcoran. Houston.
W. p. Moore. Steels Store
c. c. stanton, San Francisco.
r. II. Grant, Myers.
C. W. Witherspoon. Dallas.
Catherine Cosgriff, New York.
J. p. Going, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beaumont, New
York.
James Finn. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. c. Stout, New York.
J. d. Ellwood, Dallas.
Clark Browning. Cincinnati, o.
c. +. Dodson, Fort Worth.
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AT THE DIXIE.

See this weeks grand list OF bills.
Tonight-One OF the best two-reel
Lubins Of the season, 1.-THE Marriage
Wager" with John Ince. Joe Smiley
Eleanor Dunn and Justina HUFF. isis
ter" swell Vitaraph, with Margaret
Gibson, Myrtle Gonzales, William
Duncan and handsome Alfred Vos.
burgh. "The Servant Question" one
of those swell 'Essanay Monday
dramas, with Ruth Stonehouse and
Lillian Drew.
Tomorrow afternoon - The famous
Helen Holmes in a grand two-reel
Kalem. Gus Ripley in "IIis Wife's
Pet" Flora Finch and Charles Ell
bridge in Fixing Their Dads" a
Vitagraph comedy. Tomorrow night
The great vhagraph star, Edith
Storey, in Hope Fosters Mother" a
grand two-reel feature "Life's
Stream" with Allan and Viola Smith.
One of those George AIDE fables,
Proving That Spongers Are Found
in a Drug StoreR .E0 fI.
Wednesday sensation of the
day, the famous Arthur johnson and
beautiful little Lottie Brisco in the
wonderful series. THE Beloved Ad.
venturer.' The first OF this series Is
entitled, Lord Cecil lnteryenes." 1t
will be shown all day Wednesday.
The book with the entire story of the
series, "The Beloved Adyenturer,'
can be purchased at the Dixie window
for the small sum Of 25c. There are
fifteen chapters in the book, each in
its regular order, representing a pic
ture to be shown at the Dixie every
Wednesday. Full cloth binding with
fifteen full-page halftone illustrations,
including an autographed frontispiece
Of Arthur Johnson. Don't forget there
will be one chapter Of "The Beloved
Adventurer" every Wednesday until
the book is finished The Selg
Weekly. Wednesday Maurice
Costello and Estelle Mardo in Too
Much Burglar"
Thursday Special Thanksgiving
program win appear a grand three.
reel feature. What Could She Do%'
a special lesson for girls. Don't fail
to see H. Thursday night-Oue Of
those grand Thursday Esanay specials
with Richard Trayers and Gerda
Holmes. ..
Friday afternoon - Beautiful Kath.
Ign Williams in Her Sacrifice" A
two-reel Vitagraph comedy with the
famous Cissy Fitzgerald in MARY
Jane Entertains." Friday night
Handsome George Morgan, Allan Hale
and beautiful Louise Vale in a grand
tworeel Biograph Gertrude Mccoy
in "a Moment of Madness"
Saturday-The next of "The Haz.
ards of Helen" entitled THE Plot at
the Railroad Cut" with Edgar Jones,
Louise Hug, Sidney Drew, Jane Nor.
row, Thomas Sanschet, Bessie Eyton.
Edith Johnson and Buster Brown. A
grand Saturday bill afternoon and
night.
See tonights grand bill.
Don't forget "The Beloved Adyen.
turer," Wednesday
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DR.. WEAVER ON BOARD

The Baptist General Convention
has an executive board of forty.five
members to have charge of all mat
tiers of the denomination in the State
when the convention is not in session.
Dr. NJ. e. Weaver was honored with
membership on this board, which is
selected from among the ablest men
in the denomination.
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Enver Pasha, the Young Turk
leader, the man of the hour in the
Ottoman Empire, believes himself tc
be a man of destiny. He is 80 years
old and as Minister of War holds In
his hand all military and naval re-
sources of Turkey. He has dreams
of converting the Ottoman directory
into a consulate, then into an empire
His position as son-in-law of the Sui
tan, he figures, will help him in his
aspirations.