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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24
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Corning 81. g., %. 5sbruar.
Sarrp gonaros, Rahtclert in Der bic
figen Office Der g8sqs 5orso grpreB
Co., puroe in Der Ra9t gum WOntag
srmorpet, ansebIih BON Gauib Dunn,
einem 19 Sabre nlteu eRmaligsn 4ns
eeitslIten Der aompagHis. Die goIi3si
iagt. oab Dunn siRssitunbsn bat.
Die ihneGe gutostung Des 9erbre.
hens unp bic gerhaituns bes Wsprs
bers III ssrI. Carrie Riss. elmer Auges
itsliten bes Central gslesrapbtu gu=
rsaus. gu perounteu als fie iiber bic
2inie Der grprsb Gompaenie Qufges
rufsH trurbe, uHo Iie teine antport auI
pie sSrase trbis!t, peIhe Rumuter ges
tpiinidt tperoe, bortts iis, uno ls pers
nabm oann GerGuia uHb Zone, Die
in i1r ben Gsbanten auftommsn lie
ben, bab uiht alles IN Oronung lei.
sic beno6ri6tist: Die poii5ei uno ols
bic polisifsen an Srt uno Gtslle ans
tamen, fanben iie eoporos als 2side
Dor.
Dunn fasts Der poli3ei, baB sr gu
Goparos eetommsn lei uno ibn unter
Der ansabe, bab sr uboahlps i.i, pers
|anlabt babe. ibu in Der Sffiee idIafen
3u lafsn. Wdhreuo nun Goparos sir
Sdldfhen madte, babe er periuht
ben Gelbinrant 3u berouben. gbparos
lei erpoht uno in bsm 2dmpfs babe
er ibm ben S6Goel singefdlageH.
Die polissi perfo!gie 5usrft bIutigt
Gubipuren, bic Don Der Office fort'
fiibrien. ober baln psrihpanoen. 3is
potisiiten fuht.n baunDunn auf, mel
er am Nheno in Der Office ssIeber
poroen mar, aber mshr lin ihn aus
3ufrasen. gs tpuro.n oann Bluifpu
rem an ben S6ubr Dunn's sefuHoer
unb IN isinsm 3immsr. in Der Bpb'
nung ieines Dirthss audi Elm blutbe'
fledtes 6emb, Sas sr oeritedt bate
Der jinge gurihe puroe oann Der
haftet unb permpdte angeiihis oes
iibermdliissnoeu gspeismaterials MIDI
mebr 3u Ieusnen.
Gr. Eenator $. m. Stlle1
aeitor ben.
Denver. Colo. %. Tebr. 6snrr
Moore SelIer. Der Seiretdr 6es sSn
nsrn in bsm anbinst oes grdiioenter
artbur uno mehr als 80 Sabre lanc
gunbssfenotor pom Colorado mar. il
bier am Wcntaa In Der Wohnung let
ner 1otter, ;srau @. 6. 9nler. in
aflter BON "a .sahren asitorben.
| an ben 7oer sSabrsn nurbs 5ells,
In speittrsn areifen rpsaen isiner ut
iipit1! i'm Gunbesiendt betanHt. in
Gem er bauptianlia unb nit allel
Wnht bic Ginfiihruna Der 9clnipdb
rnnn In ben Der. S.uaien befimpfte
Or mar Sabre lana Der fFiibrsr ss'
SjIterlsats i'm Rsnassbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24
Dem Dampfer Wilbenf el 8
iheint Elm unalId pais
firt au fein.

2onbon. %. sssbr. - Nm Wons
tag rurben RoibiienaIe BON Dem
oeuiifxn Dampier rNilbsnfsls- pom
isinem GhpsIisrihiff .3rautenFels"
duFeefongsn rnn mad, Der bieiisen
GignaIitntipn eeraslbet.
Die Wilbsnfsls, nit sSraht unb
g.aiIaaieren BON 5ambura uah adls
iuita uN.erness. befanb iib miiten i'm
Giscdniben Weerbuien. als am Wlits
tag bas g. 8. g." Sisnal aufses
fnnaen iuuroe.
Cine ipdiere Juntenbepeife bon
bem 6ritifnen Dompftr< ga eorrens
tina. pom ga plata mad Gnslano
Mnieriptss, Iautete. bdb bic rWilbens
Ms" teine billie brauhe.
Die HotIhaft enosi NIT benz ounis
len Sob. Die lebenbe geiaBuns 1T
o.r.tiet". Wan bat ieine abuuns,
ipds oi.s bebeuisn ioll, es lei oenn,
hab cine grploiion an gorb itatisss
funo.n bat.
4usbem Dsutfd.n Rtid.
Berlin, %. Gebruar. Die
Ropsl!e gum Militar Strafaeisss
bucb, bic mad b.m Sturme iiber Die
barb1rifhe geiirafuns bon RsisrDiit.n
tpeaen elmer Ausihrsitung bel elrser
Notwithstanding in grfurt auf
nireste Nernnlaifuna oes Haiiers uus=
searbeitet ipurbs. in Dem Reihstag
norgeIegi nnb nnh elmer erregteH Ees
hatte an bic suftdnbise Romniiiion
reripieien iporScn. Der Oeiessntlpnrf
bssrpedt cin bebslittnos Wliloeruns
Der Strafsn fir Sniubcroinaticnen.
gluirubr unb bic meiiien arceren mis
IitGriidxn Wsraeben, aber bic Re.
bu3iruns Der Girnfmabk seht ben
Go3idlbsmotyoien uno JortihrIti!srn
nidt nett genus. unb g III bnber ies
btnfulls Elm aompf iiber bic 0orllge
al erportsn. Sbrs ihlieblihe paI.
firing ipirD ieooh als iiher betro9s
ief.
Ter arieasminifer Gen. D. 1olfens
bapn beeriinbets bic RopsiIs in Iebr
t.nsebenbtr Msiie NIT elmer enerss'
iden Ntbt. bic BON ben Sosiuloemos
traten bGufia bird bObniide 3nir
ffenruft uno lirmenDe protefttunos
aebHngen unterbrohen nuroe. Der
General srtlGrie. bab er Der Ginbrins
snna bes Dsisbent,plirfs nit esniseu'
Wiotritreben sussiiimmt babe. Stroms
me 0is3iplin lei in sinem sroben
nesrt cine cbfolute glot6penoistsii
unb oieIelb s0nns mir NIT eiierner
Gtrtnss oufrdt erhoktn nsrceH,
Eentiment0lit6t lei bo nihi am pIa.
ts. nber e. CLAUDE troboem, baB tins
WilberIng ts- MilitGrifrofsn erfplasn
ii:nns, obne ba', o<sb1l6 cine loders
uns Der Uannnessa6t su bsfiirntsr
fsi.
Ginen Gturm entfsHslt< Der arisss.
miniffer, ais tr II dgeqsn Die Go3inl.
b<mctraien ,oonbte nnb bisfe Der fpite.
nc.ifmen llnterarnbnua ber Gis3ipl'u 4
/. n btr Nrmst bef&ulbIote. 0sr Ab.
oeasSasis Rails ~ ~ ia1f ~
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Die 9e i h lib una Der u us'
IInhnr II aRprifn

Die ge / h lib una Der aus
lduberiu Rerito.
WaIbtnqton, .. g., %. fSebr.
ginerlsi ob bic 6inrihtung William
9. gentons. sinss britiihsn llntertbd.
men. ieitens 8ilIas qershtfsrtiqt mar
ODER niht. oas cine lit oerpiR, oaB bic
geihiiBuHa Der 4usldnoer in Werito
Elm isbr pthtiass internationales
gro6Iem aetporosn lit. nit benz it'd
iest ntht nur 9rdiioent Wilion be.
ihdftiat. ionoern aud Die sSiibrer i'm
aonqreB. Die gntpidluHq Der DiHgc
in bieier 4ngeleeenkit mar pGbreno
oes 5aaes Die foloenoe:
Rad elmer GouFersns nit benz Bra.
iibsuteu Dilipn beihlpfien Senatpr
Shipeleu uno bic anoeren Utitolieoel
ses Ssnatsfomnittess fir ouspdrtias
4no.leasnhsiten. bah ipeHH bic inertia
rii6e lnoslsosnheit i'm Sendt Al,
Spra6e tommt. Tie hinter perihloiIs'
nen 5biren erOrtert iperben Iou.
Die bereits osm Senut porlisqenoer
Reiolutionen, bic auf Die beiiere Be
ihiisuHa BON ausldnosrn geauo ba
ben. lperoen 10 balo ais mo9Iih DON
Sendt aufdenommen iperben.
Die 9erihte iiber bic Debate in
britiihen Parliament iiber Die Benton
gtffdire ipuroen bon ben hieiiQen Sc
dmteH nit arpBem cSHterefie oeleien
namsntIih bic grfldruna oes Cir Gb
tparo Gren, baR Die Der. St1aten fii1
ben 5oo 8entons niht perautDortIlt
QehaltsH psrpen tpnnten.
Die britiihe gDtfhaft tiinotatt
rp1brsnb oes SdQes an. oaB Der btiti
ihe Gouful in 9alpeiton, Seras, mad
81 pdio beorbert tporteH lei. Inn lid
an Der llntsriuhuna Der genion.4f
iuire Al betheiIiaen. iidl ubs- in teinel
Beiie in bic llnteriuhuHr bic ieiteni
Der amsritaniIheu geh0roen aefii6r
piro. einsumiiden.
2tuf halboffisielem Weae tam bi
2tnosutlrna. oab Sapan uno Trantrsit
Wdrinetruppsn lanoeu tpiirosE, Die al
8eionbtihdf.spahen in Der Stao
Wertio pertpenoet peroen tpiirbeu, au
iammcn NIT oenienioeH Gnalanoi
uno Teutihldnos.
Dap bic 0usrta. .Reaierund nihti
asaen iolfe 9eianbtihoftsDaGen elm
autpenoen Fat, lit bier pffisiea su pe-
i!ebcn asashen poroen. Die gsr
Staaten tperoen aber poridufia bieien
geiipieI anbsrsr RatipnsH niht fol
aen.
g8as Die ameritaniIhe Reeierun
nit ge1ua duf Die 6;nrihtuua 9en
| tpns thun tpirb, tam iest nod MID
porausoeidat nerben, es tpiiroe abe
niflt iiberraiten. ipenn bic 9eriiol
gidas itilfhpeiesnb ot3sptirt tperb.l
tpiiroe. 10 lanoe es on tlarsn getpeiiel
fehlt. auf @runo oerer lie anaeariffei
psrosn fonnte.
Tolaen bes Shueeifurmes
Golumbus, g.. %. Tebrua,
Tn solas oes hsftiasa S6neeiturms1
Der Feit Sonntaa Nohmitta1 aetpii
ttst. ftsdsn piele giIenbahnsiias in al
len ghsilsn uon Shio i'm Sf,nse feFt
2iide treffen allaemein BON orei bi
| i;eben Gtunren perirGtet Elm. 8e
Strassnbabn- uno sSntsrurbanoerten
iii tart oeftort uno ar manden Srtct
sdns ein1eitslt.
Seit SoHntaa Rafmittaa betru
Der ShneefnfI I'M Siaate ourd,i Omit
lid, oht 2olI. uno nit benz friiber az
fdlIenen Shnee lieat er in manhe
0edenben IL Big 90 Son tief.
.3lpct 2iile Der Srlebo uno Dbl
| Gsn.roIbohn bIiebeH tpdbreno bes ID
aes Sci Rib1etpan i'm Shuse iteder
| unb Elm anberer qua oeritlben Bah
litsdt Bel Hsilsfontains tsf. Gin SkIit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24
Die Reuierunq in Wa|6iagtOn
Gat ipmeit ADD feiae Gntifei'
buxs barber setrpfen
a9as lie tn Sesns anf bic fins
rt@tang bes gngldnbers
8entsn n tbun tuirb.


u.ber ben 0erbleib bon Guitap Baud
unb Der anberen Gefangeusn
8illas nod nihts
befantt.
sSn JOlgs bes beftigen Sansefturmss,
SIT Der @iIuebohnz uno Sroction Gar
gsrtebr in Sbio uno Snoiaua
fart ssitDrt.
sN
llHo theilpsiie ioglr gang eingsitelIt
iroroen.
Or. Wm. M. Winters Don He!pcaitle,
Sub, dbermals enttGuiht,
0os in artanias uufgsfunbene Mdbs
den nitt feline SoAter.
Ter friibsre 8itnoesIenator 6.W. 2els
ler, Don Colorado. i'm Qltsr ID
"a Sahren geItorbsn.
GroBe Senoungen Don GierH bon
Gbina uno pDn Slsif9 bon Dir
ssntinisn impOrtirt.
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- @etterbe eri6)t.

SIR Ohio: Gd0nes Wstter am
gisnitog uno WittnOd; pdrmer am
9ienftag. Norboitninoe, BITE na1
GiibfpeR umimloeen.
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Mu8lQnD. Selegrapb

Mu8lQnD. Stlegrapb
DEN 0snll6sa Danpfer ,,wd=
Oentis"
S@eint im Wiseapii4en Neers
tniex ein ilnsIad 3usetskex
~ iein.
&ime besieIibe 1nnfe1oe$eiAe
febr nmflar.
Die RopeIle CUR abonberiiug Der
Oeittid1en Wiilitdr Strafgeieee
Ssest In SSanoen elmer Reihstags-
aonuniiiion.
ssiini gried,iif,.fatboliide YrieIter IN
Gebree5in, llngarn, oiirh Die
erpIolion elmer gombe get6otet.
>se~
8pei Diierreifiihe SiiiSiere iuegen
2anbesperrotbs Dor 0eriht.
Ias britiid)e Sberbaus peroomnt
bas Grfai,ien bon gloelsiitelu
~urh reihe geiitenern sn ben
aanpagneionos.
Ter felt Ciinnga neridauiinbene ge.
neral Pasqual Srojeo
Sn Der 5ai,ptitabt Merifo angefom-
men.
Gin merifanild,er Militarsug bon Den
Mebellen in Die 2uit seiprengt.
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Den Oeul|6ea Danpfer ,,wl.
Ontds"
S@eint int Diseapii4en Weers
tniex Elm ilnsIiid suseitsRex
81 iein.


Die 9sopelle CUR ab1nberang Der
SeiItid)en W,ilitar straigeiese
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Siinf eriehiih.f fatboliide YrieIier IN
Gebree5in, lingarn, bnrh Die
erpIoiion elmer gombe get6otet.
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Gin merifaniider Militdrsug bon oen
Mebellen in Die Cult seiprengt.
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SSest in oanoen elmer Reihstags-
aonnmiiiion.
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I'm Der Sauptiiabt Merifo angefom'
men.
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8fpei oiierreihiide Siii5iere iuegen
SanoeSperroths Dor 8eriht.
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Rom. 90. SSebriiar. Die italisni.
ihe Reoieruna ia. ben friibsreH giir.
Germsiltsr Grnit Nathon BON Rom
gum apmmiiidr sstdiiens fir bic pa.
mama gaciiic 4usItenuna srnannt.
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Cincinnati, oiemaas. ben "A. Gebrnar 1914.

tc' gsmohten gorpurf 10 temperds
mentDOll 3urid unb madte 70 beftise
g7griffe auf bic Regieruns unb 6ees
resleituns. bob ihn Der prdfibent
Dieberbolt Grbnungsrufe erttrilen
mubte unb bic Rehte niitbenb prote@
ftir.e.
II 4drbfunf n. Qobn an Gum >
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24

Gl Yafo, Ter, %. 5e6r. Die
4ufregune, bie bier bic Sinrihtung
Wiaidm g. genton's in Suare5, fei@
tens bes Generals 8ind, osrurfaft
Fat, bat nur tpsnig nadselaIien. 4ller
4ueen iino iest auf Wafhinston ses
rittet.
Der Roufur Gbpatss iasa an
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-05
wELLsoHN NEWS NOTES.
interesting Local and Personal Hap.
psnines Of ths Past Week.

interesting Local and Personal Hap.
psninss Of the Past Week.
Tuesday night Mrs. Lee entertained
the young people Of Wellborn at a
"tacky party" A very large crowd
was present. Supper was served at
nine. The young ladies' were arrayed
like Solomon's lilies and the young
gentlemen resembled a bunch Of flood
sufferers just escaped from the Brazos
bottom. Mr.. Paul McSwain and Miss
Eula Edison won handsome prizes
However, several others came near
winning a prize also. Mr.. Charley
Royder came very near winning with
Mr. McSwain. Everyone had a very
pleasant time, and are hoping Mrs
Lee will entertain again in her usual
agreeable manner.
Mr.. JEFF Royder was In Bryan Sat
urday.
Misses Erma and Mona Gilbert oil
lakewood returned home Thursday
night.
Miss Zonnie Seals of Bryan visited
friends here this week.
Mr.. Guy Neeley has accepted the
position as day operator in Wellborn
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-05
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

1799-Treaty of defensive alllance|
tween England and Turkey
1Sli-Gluckstadt surrendered to
British.
1Si9-Discoyery of the magnetic cl
by DR.. Locke of Ohio.
1S5i-The steamer San Francil
which had withstood he
gale, foundered at sea; nei
half of the ZOO passene
aboard were washed overbo
before assistance arrived.
19O5-Less than 5000 Russian
diers were able to march ouI
Port Arthur; all others "
either sick or wounded.
1913 Reported that the Cars ED
daughter would marry Crt
Prince OF. Servia.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-05

Misses Pansy and Grace McSv
teachers. Everyone, old and I'd
are cordially invited to attend.
The ginning season has Just q
and Mr.. Sam Royder reports TN
has ginned more than a thouV
bales. This is one Of the most
cessful ginning seasons for a nun
OF year. Cotton was brought 4
distancIJOf more than forty miles,
cotton ginned at this gin ally
brought more than half a. cent
pound above cotton ginned at d
gins.
Lyle Royder and Otis Williams
leave Saturday for Massey's Busi
College. Houston.
Mrs. John Hensarling and little
Malcomb, spent Saturday with
mother, Mrs. f. G. Candy.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson are In II
ton.
Abram Hensarling returned SUI
to Allen Academy after having 81
the holidays at home.
Mrs. A. w. Royder entertaine
few friends at forty-two party
day evening.
Miss. Grace Candy entertained
friends very pleasantly Monday nj
Quite a number of games were pla
fortune telling. guessing contest
other interesting pleasantries ,
had. Everyone expressed themse
as being delightfully."- entertaine
Correspondent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-05
J. d. Metcalf. Pearsall.

]. d. Metcalf. Pearsall.
A. w. Goolsbee, Crockett.
s.. p. Martin, Houston.
s. j. Creager, Houston.
e. C. Blake, Houston.
j. II. Loftin, Tyler.
A. C. Lambert, Hearne.
j. T. Robertson, Waco.
C. w. Connally, Austin.
w. H. Bates, Dallas.
J. Il. Rippler. Caldwell.
Z. 8. Collier, New York.
]. F. spann, Nayasota.
Jack Green, Hillsboro.
r. B. Price, Houston.
F. ]. Bell, Philadelphia, Pa.
G. w. Stephenson. Plantersville.
Joe Lyme, Houston.
H. Plummer, Houston.
Mrs. ]. Boutroue and daughter, So
bine Pass.
N. Carliss, Houston.
G. Pappas, Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-05

For the past four years Mr.. Medley
has been with the II. 4 T. C. Railway
Company at Bryan, which position he
filled very creditably to himself and
very acceptably to- the company, Mr..
Medley Is one OF the many young men
of Wellbdrn who has made good. He
was reared in this community, at
tended the school here, then took up
the railroad work, gaining a practical
knowledge of that business very read.
lily, after which time the company To-
Gated him In Bryan, where he remain
ed until accepting his present post.
ton. The people here are greatly
pleased to have Guy take charge.
Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. Ellis, DR.. Foun.
tain and Miss Johnnie Plagin visited
Mrs. A. w. Royder Thursday after
noon.
Miss Grace McSwain visited Miss
Mamie Williams Friday and Saturday.
Sam Royder has few photos left.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Pool, Jr., left
Friday for Houston, after having
spent the holidays with Mrs. Pools
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Royder.
Mr.. ]. II. Royder returned Saturday
from Cawthon.
Mrs. John Battle of Allen Farm
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Daisy Roy.
der.
Miss Sanders of Bryan returned
home Friday.
Mrs. J. p. Royder left Sunday for
Hockey, Texas.
Mr.. John Hensarling was in Bryan
Thursday.
Clyde Parker left Saturday for
Houston.
Mrs. Goree Neeley Joined her hus-
band in Galveston Sunday. Mr..
Neeley has accepted n position with
large life insurance company at Gal.
weston.
willard Bowling entertained very
charmingly his young friends Thurs.
day evening.
Vivian and Katie Royder are spend.
ing the week In Bryan with friends
and relatives.
Miss Nina Graham is very low with
typhoid fever.
One of Mr.. Clint Atkins children
is quite sick this week.
Mr.. f. NJ. Board. who for the past
several months has been employed by
the firm of T. II. Royder, left Thurs.
day night for his home in Mckinney.
Mr. Board made many friends while
here
very enjoyable function was given
Thursday night at Woodmen's Hall.
Sam Royder and Edell Royder were
in charge and managed the affair to
the satisfaction OF all. A band of
seven splendid musicians rendered
the music for the occasion. The even.
ing was spent in dancing, which last
ed until twelve. Those present were:
Misses Myrtle Broadway Clyde. and
Lucille Stuart, Johnnie Playgin, Mary
Knowles, Carrie Mae Edwards. Zon-
ME Seals, Irma Gilbert; Mesdames
John Royder. JEFF Royder Singleterry,
A. w. Royder, Bateman Ellis, Fender.
'Neeley Messrs. Sam Royder, VIII
Neeley, Edell Royder, Louis Jones,
ID. ID. Burkhalter, Charley Royder, ].
p Royder, Singleterry, Guy Neeley
John Mccullough Walter McCloud,
Clyde Parker NJ. S. Deu.
Arrangements are being made for
another function in the near future
A very interesting Sunday school is
being conducted here. Mr.. Hugh Dow
ling, superintendent; Mrs. G.. f. Lee,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-05
WHAT INVENTORS ARE Dol

Spellman & Murray, patent at,
neys of Dallas. Texas. announce
issuance by the United States pat
office at Washington, d. c.. of
following patents to residents :
Texas:
John W. Collinsworth, Leary. VIII,
Merideth r. Mallory. Mineola. Sc
err and planter.
William NJ. Paul, Galveston. wa
gauge glass column.
George b. Swan, Cross Plains, le,
mechanism for baling presses.
Mary Szymoinska, Carlos, cuspid
Walter p. Ward, Austin. pratracI
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-05

DR.. w. s. Smith, Marlin.
w. J. Marshall, Valley Junction.
d. F. Femberg, Atlanta.
A. ID. Miller, Jr., New York.
. r. e. Garrison, San Francisco, Cal
w. X. Harris, Leckhart.
Lloyd Young, Blooming Grove.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-05

The election of officers in the FL
Baptist Sunday school yesterd
morning resulted In the following
ing elected: j. NJ. Hanna, super
fendeht; Thurston Cole and T.
Cloud assistant superintendent: MI
Sunshine Cole, corresponding sec
tary; Joe McMillin, recording sec
tary; Mrs. Della Wooten. treasure
Cora Cloud, organists-
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NOTICE.

Kindly ring Brandon & Lawrence
II chatting dishes used at Elks' dance
are mixed.
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HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

d. ]. Matthews, Houston.
G. r. Bringhurst, Houston.
]. H. Everetts, Corsicana.
4. C. Messler, Houston.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-03
HEAVY MEAT Eaters.
have SLOW KIDNEYS


Norman or wonans who eats meat regl,
larry can make; : mistake by flushing the
kidneys occasionally, says . well.known
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
e1cites the kidneys, they become over.
worked from the strain, get sluggish and
fail to filter the waste and poisons from
the blood, then We get sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble,
nervousness, dizziness, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel q dull ache in the
kidneys or your buck hurts or If the
urine il cloudy, offensive, full of sedi.
ment, irregular ofpassage or attended by
q sensation of scalding, stop eating meat
and get about four ounces Of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy; take 4
tablespoonful in a glass Of water before
breakfast and in q few days your kidneys
will act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush and stimulate
the kidneys, also to nentralize the acids
in urine SO it no longer causes irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
iniure; makes q delightful effervcsccnt
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active and the blood
pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
complications. +. vi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-03
SWEDFS Want
naval Defense

Stockholm, Sweden, Feb. 1.-The
question Of naval defense dominates
the political situation in Sweden.
When the present liberal government
come into Office in 1911 it appointed
a special committee to consider the
problem Of national defense. One of
the leading questions was the time
of service for conscripts, especially
infantry, which is considered on &C.
count of the nature of the country,
the most important arm Of the Swed.
ish services. The needs Of the navy
were also placed in the hands of the
commission. tf
The results of the hearings have
not been published, but Premier Carl
Staff has announced plans for the
fertilization Of various inlets which
form an important naval station on
the coast of NOrrland, and the build.
ing of six to eight semi.dreadnoughts,
we'll armed and suitable for 8 In
the Swedish home waters.
This, however, has not satisfied the
demands OF the country. Complaint is
made that no plan has been adopted
for increasing the period Of training
for the infantry, and that the demand
for a seagoing navy has been ignor-
ed. Much of the liberal press is urg-
ing Increased training and the main.
tenance Of she navy at a. standard of
II respectable fighting ships. Even
the socialists are veering towards
the support Of an increase in the de.
fensive forces. .
The u%nceyering of several cases OF
espionage has increased the
demand for adequate defense. Even
the rural districts have become ex-
cited over the question and the farm.
ers, who are, not greatly devoted to
the idea Of CONSUMPTION ordinarily,
plan to gather late this month, o.
900 strong, in Stockholm, to demand
better defensive arrangements. This
meeting will be the most impressive