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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08

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Trutidlanb mirb 0nrdlhaItrn.
QonOon s. Scpt (9ou tincm
Observation-Disclosures Der llilitcO
9rcb aclicicrt) Gutidlldu0 on.
aelt nidi fiir 6ricOen siie siipor
III Die Ocuiihc @cuoliering aubers
iidlilidcr aeueicn. mic aerooe icbt,
imo puic id) 0cr aoniIift audi su
einem Gri6opiungstricg aelidItcu.
Die 0ciitiden linO oabon iibcr6cugt,
oob ic nfe eneliid. fronSoiiihe Sinie
0urhbrehen tonneL menn immer tie
Den entidluB gciaBt baben Oieies
ait tbm. ,yn alien 8reiien 8erlin'S
berriht Der unerihiltterlid)e Blolbe,
oaB Geutihlono iomobl bonn militia
ridden ais aud bonn finailsiellen
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Scr Gage it, 0en arieg bis ms I'm
en0Iide lort3uieben. SD bin ioeben
bon einem eitlpohentlihen 8elud IN
Berlin 9ierber ailriidgefebrt, ul0
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Ieinge6osen batte.
g8ollrn ais Sieger anerfnnnt luerOen.
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bon uuieren 6einoen, 5ugebett0, oaB
mir in 0ieiern Griege Die Sieger
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bon Gr6ii0ent @ilion, altnebmen2"
g8ir uiiroen oerartiee 8oridIGs
ge nit er6Bter SofIiHfeit elltgeeen-
nebmen, es lit ober meme periOnli6e
gnlidt, oaB 9elitldlono mir oonH
5u 9erban0lltngen geneigt ieit ipirO,
menn iolh Elm Nnerbieten Otreft bon
ieinen 6eiu0en fonlntt.
Die 8euti6ell iinb genei9t, iiber
2merito nltr @lttes at oenfan nro
5u bemeilen, oaB iie nidt ruie o8ar-
barren unO nSunnen" bauien. 9iur
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tbeilte nift bic qlriitt 0es Bot
lcbofters b. 9erttitorff III Der gaote
iiber Den 9lrobic-6oll.
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nudl0eut i9 Berlin uerlailen botte,
5iebt man aber DoS GerbnIten Ser
Geltiden nad) oent Gcrienten Der
9lrabic In 9etrndJt, 10 bin id] oapon
iiberaeugt. OoB Scr llntergang Der
9eiperion olgenteiu beoauert miro.
Gie in Berlin fuobnell0en glmeritas
ner ttt0 Der lteber5eugltllg, 0nB Die
Stinunmg in 0euti6lano gegen
g(merif1 einen l1ntidlpung sum Sci.
ieren erfobren bot. 9ie 9lmerifoner
mcroen in 8erltu init groBer 0oflid-
felt beban0eIt. Sd ieIbit reiite ab.
fi6tlid obne irgenO meldc Soenti.
fifotiouspapiere, eeraOe ipie ei1 ee-
pobnlider Iouriit uno beoiente MIDI
nur Der niterifoniiden Sprade, o6ne
oaB mir 0ieies periibeIt nuroe. SD
bate nGniib ueb6rt, oaB es rid)t
rotbiaul mare, ill fleinereu St1oten
3eutidlohOs engliidl su ipreden;
nir9eno abcr murOe id dl9erenpelt
o0cr beleioigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
l0etlerierir6tl

6llr Snd1n mo llHllgneto theiI.
merle bapDlft Rclitr 2lbeHo i1o 1ou.
nerlta9 fil9ler bcute 9t5eB0
5llr .ltebrasfn theilGcile 6cuolft
1eute Abeno mr. GonHcritog; 6cnte
AbeuO tilhler IN aiilidjcH IL mitt.
leren Tbeil.
sir Soma e'eipitierregeu belite
9'ddnnittaa oecr Deiae }l6eno fiia.
lcr Acnte slbenoi Gomierita0 tDei.-
meile bepolft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
GanaDa,s ncne lIeberlansbaln iertia.

Cttarpa, Ont, s. Sept. Die
neue cannCiidl lleberIonoba1n lit
pom gingdtg in ben WloiitreaI Siln-
rel bis na6 9oncouper, .. g., fer
figgeiteat lmo fam Dem 9erfehr
il5ergeben tueroen. Cir Miniom
Oiafe5ie, 8raiioeiit Der GaEaoion
glorthern 9n6n, febrte geiteru bon
ciner Snipilietmssiabrt iiber ole
nfife giuic III eiliem @rtro}lg 5uriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
). .gsolfentrater Asiabreder4 aeinht

Chicago, aJa., Sept. aielOine
g9eabes, beriihtiet inter Dem gia.
men Der 0IoIfenfroter. .Ginbreher" /,
ipur6e inter 6nm @er0oft feItge.
nontnen on Dem ginbruh in s.
Saoeu glrnolr's Sans, poriIber
mir gcitern bpridietelL betbciligt gc.
weleil jn icia,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
FctrOsrabrr @pli5cipraiiOcnt cr.
mDroet.

Berlin, s. Sept. (5unfenberidt. J
Gie ueberieeiide 9teuiafeiteil.
ngentur meloet, aut Dem llmlpee
iiber gltbeu. oaB umtIider 9eittbei.
lung ans Der ruiiiidlen @auptitoof
9|ctrograo 5uiolae. Der oortiae 20
lidelprdiioeAt ernLor0et lporoea jt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
glmeritaner aIs epipne prrdafttt.

gsnibington. 8. g., s. Sept.
Der eiirop1iide @eifldftsleiter uno
Elm Heiienoer Der 5abrif BON Nice
& 8uthins in Bolton iino in Msos.
fau infer Dem geronht Der spionn
&C pcrboitei morOerb mie Der 8eridlt
0cs oortigen abliiuls angitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
9Srnnn INN 4 aEn[ tSrrfinntrr

Nolhinstoa, $. sept i5ran
9iidoro 8rowu Soorarooe9. bic 3ipci.
te 6odjter usn @iaioRI sSapnings
grDon. beideufte geitcrn ihrea ei0t.
fen nit eilent 5obne. Iaour1
mlirGe 9rpon silm iiebcatrn @}ale
@rcbpater.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
lsnaIanb uer Dem 8niammen6rndl.

Gie ,9oii. Setting erortert Damn
lang iulo brett Die 6rieoeusgeriihte
mo erfl1rt, oaB Gnalniio in iolf ei.
ncr 9emeglrtJ iein Sell iiebt. neil
gieine Cperationeu til ben Garoonel-
len 5uianIlnenaebroden limo, Der @oq
Ser 6rfelultniB in alien areiien nd.
ber riidt, a1aemeine aonifriptinn
feblgei6Iosen lit. Dos gfrbeiterptob.
lem i1nulcr trifiider miro uno oie
3uit1noe in SrlanO ieoer geid)rei-
buug ipotten.
Ger 2ettartifel idIieBt nit Ser 2'e.
merfnng, oaB 5ric0e moaIidj it nit
icOcul 6eIIlO GeutialnnOs, nusge-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
SrutiflanO Ornft
ni6t on SricOcnl
GnBIanD mnb rrlt gsOrmiItbigi Drr'
Dtn nnO ,srieDe I'm (slnilanB tnls
Der (sntidriOnng acbeu!
Ter 1anabpst arisg miro iariosittt psrNtHI


Perrin, iimf OoubaH 3 tpi
tlr g'rIaiHf .ifiiunl nrluai III.
mn ht8 spalteh lanafu Vriiariittl
inter Scr lishefihrii rae AaipnIi
ucn mii gluGrila nhet oie 9lellei
btnaCu rHHittIanbs Iii, 0en ger
stdnttu liudibgm oda g'lait ieinen
lqiBialleu iibef aie POM a'otidlniter
pM gleruitorii 0ru Alaibin9tuner
qe6crorn iiberrridirn Noiidlait otls.
acOriidt Aat. idhrt ra mortlih fort.
ugiediidnoiaC Gimiitbiafeit 1citehi
IN SguiidllnnO lpet oen 0imidl. ct.
ucn un1ctriibten 6rie0eu 3Iuildlen
@rrlih mo 92aibin1ton 81 erholten.
gotidlaiicr ron grrtritnriis erflo.
nrQ Oari mcoer alS Elm gInseidleu
bon ,5nrdt ooer Sdlpadle, nod ais
ShilobcienntuiB iiir pergaugcnc
8eidlcbniiie aiiiaeiaBt meroen
is muB ooa Jteuern betont mer'
ben, oab 0ie 1orpebieriing Der 2ilii.
tanio, 10 beoauerIid tie pom lnerid.
liden Stanouunft ans mar, feinen
6ledcn out 8eutihIanos gbrertihilo
aIriidgelaiicn. Gniielbe lit mabr bel
Dem 9lrabic. ScIlte es ienals nl0g.
Iid fem. 0ieien Sal 0urd einmano.
ireies @etpeisnaterlal niti5ufIoren,
10 tuir6 Die g9rlt erfobren Dob Der
anpitan 0es Mrobic bic t5hulO al
ieinem mb leiner gaiiagiere Sdid-
jail ielbit trlla.
SndbppttrIeg bleibt.
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bingeDipien iperoen. OaB Der 8audJ-
6ootfrieg gegea 91uoelsoampier iebt
luie 3llbor uno, 70 boffen mir, init
8ndt - fprtgeiebt
weroen miro. Bon einem oGrfoIg
fain feine lieoe lein. gug-
lano bari iitb niht Der 0offnlng
6aB es ettpo i'll 3ufirnft
Ourf nie0rige Sdn0Llnoen aus Der
oclltldcu @utnliitbigteit geutcn sic.
ben f0nnc.
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5abcu Ginihrdnfiugen. llnIer glb-
fonnlen hat mr. oa @5itltigfeit mo
britiihe @aiiagierOdnpfer niht Der.
iu9en, uniere Eaudlboote 5u nerntdD-
ten. g9enn gagIan0 in ,3uflntft glou-
fen lollte, es tonne leidtiinnig nit
6em 2eben BON glmerifanern ipielen,
baitn muB cs, tpie aud friiber, bic
9erantportltng trogen. Gur9 lmier
gntgegenfonlmen hoben mir ben
gmerifonerll tpenn oas iiberbalipt
a0tbig mar in Der lopaliten @eiie
betpieien, tpeId) hohen Bertb mir a1f
Die gllten aegenicitiaen 8e8tebunaen
leqen. Siderlidl ipeiB man in Den
areiien Der Scr. Stna-
ten, oob iclblt cine arieg8erfldrling
gmerifoS an GclitIdlono Der nellt-
ideu Gode iett teinel tpfrflihen
Sdaoen nebr 5lfiigen fam.
ssrieOensDernrittlcr berbetsn.
Gnglal6S 9Sreiie neriud]t, oie
sacbe 70 III oreben, ais Oh 8euti6-
ImO @ntgegetltprlunen gejeigt babe,
I'M 8rGiioent g9iIion als 6rieoens,
nerlnittler Ill gepilmen. &Sir tptiien
nid)t, Oh aub 'erdiioent 8ilion 10
Seuft. 8ir toanen ouh nid)t berbin-
OerlL ooB Der gapit. olrh aaroinol
bern 9r1iioeliten ieineit
&lnid aui Srieoen aps0riiftc. g8ir
ndten oas menihlihe Niotib bod,
Oodl molten mir feiuen 9mefiel 0nrs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
FORD W|LLDONATE
FORTUNE FOR PEACE
Held Conference With Wilson. But
Declined to Discuss Any Details
Of What Was Said.

Washing On. Nov. 2t.-Hehry Ford
called on President Wilson Tuesday
in support OF the movement for neu-
trail conference to attempt TO end the
European war and establish perma-
nent peace. He told the president he
considered Christmas the best time
for such a movement but declined
to say how the president had received
his suggestions.
Il am willing to give all the money
I've got and to 20 anywhere II my do
ing so will aid this movement" said
Mr.. Ford. as he came from the White
House.
President Wilson has kept the
United States out OF the war, and I
have learned that his course Is being
approved by people generally through.
out the country"
Mrs. Philip Snowden. wife OF a
member OF the. British Parliament
and Nine. Rosika Schwimmer OF Hun.
gary will see the president Friday to
urge the same movement. Mr.. Ford
will be here with Mrs. Snowden and
Nine. Schwimmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
G|ARD|NA- mitchell
BOTH ANXIOUS

Everything Is ready and both men
are waiting for the sound Of the gong
which brings them together tomorrow
night for n finish match at the
Moose Hall. They have signed ar.
ticies to wrestle. winner takes all,
and beth men have trained faithfully
for this match as Il may mean a big
bout at Houston with Tet Brown TO
the winner. Giardini Is the Italian
middleweight who halls from New
York City. and made his first appear.
ance in Texas at Houston two weeks
ago when he defeated Kilonis, the
Greek. in i2 minutes. He has been
after match with Brown. but was
told by the promoters he would have
TO beat n few more boys before he
could have chance at the champion.
He has some good newspaper clip.
pings where he has met and defeated
Joe Turner. Young Olson. Fritz Han.
son. Mike Yokel and a few others
who have not been heard OF down
here. but have good regulations
throughout the East. which show he
has been up against some OF the best
men In the game. Mitchell has
wrestled here twice and has won
both matches. and the sports have
had chance to see him work. Both
men agree to make 1855 pounds ring
side or forfeit SIS. so Il ought to
prove one OF the best matches ever
seen here. rs both men are vel
matched. They will wrestle catch as
catch can. two best out Of three falls
to a finish. Police Gazette rules.
Guaranteed to be good clean sport
Ladies' especially invited. Prelimi
nary between two local boys. Gener
al admission soc. ringsIde T5c. Come
one. come all. and witness real
wrestling match orce In your life.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
RELEASED ON BOND
| PENDING APPEAL
Corpus Christi Citizens cons'eted In
Elections Cases Have Appealed
to High Courts.

Victoria. Tex. Nov. ei-Thp five
Corpus Christi men confined In the
county Jail here for the past two
months and two days. following their
conviction In the Federal Court at
Corpus Christi. were released on bond
Tuesday morning. pending the appeal
OF their cases to the Circuit Court OF
New Orleans. They left In high spir'
its for their homes Tuesday after.
noon.
Before leaving they were particular
to have a notice printed expressing
their sincere thanks for the courte-
sizes shown them by the people OF
Victoria.
The Federal Court adjourned here
Tuesday after the grand jury had re-
turned four indictments. two against
Elvin Hagen. a negro for passing a
money order with forged signature.
who pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to six months In the Victoria county
| Jail. Two indictments were return.
ed against ]. u. stailworth. former
cashier OF the Canada National Bank.
for transportation OF funds. who
made bond and was released from
custody.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
THE BEST TEST
10 the Test OF Time.

Years ago this Bryan resident told
OF good results from using Doan's
Kidney Pills. Now Mr. Kern con-
firms the former statement-says
there has been no return OF the
trouble. Can Bryan people ask for
more convincing testimony
l.. r. Kern. 100 Main ST.. Bryan.
says: II had such sharp pains in my
back that could hardly sleep and
I couldn't get any comfort. My kid.
neys we're too frequent In action. I
used Doan's Kidney Pills and the
sharp pain In my back soon went
away and could sleep better.
was also again able 10 control the
action Of the Kidneys"
The above statement was given on
May 2srd. 1908. and on June 2ist.
1915. Mr.. Kern said: Y have had
no occasion to use Doan's Kidney
Pills since they cured me-"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pillls-the same that
Mr.. Kern has twice publicly recon.
mneded. Foster.Milburn Co. Props,
Buffalo. n. Y.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
Strange Italian Arrested on Com
plant From e. Paso.

An Italian. who gave his name as
Alfred Deangeles. was arrested and
placed In Jail here yesterday after.
noon by Sheriff Mum on authority
Of Sheriff Johnson OF FL Paso County.
who stated that Desngeles was want.
ed in that county on several charges
OF swindling. Deangeles has beeen in
Bryan for several days and has min
gled with the Italians OF this city
as a newspaper man of New York
City. He Is accompanied by a young
Italian girl about Is years OF age. who
processes to be his daughter. but
Sheriff Johnson contradicts this
statement The prisoner will be held
TO await the arrival OF the III Paso
authorities and for Identification.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
Fl. WORTH SCENE Of
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
An Attorney Killed by Dallas Bust.
ness Man Who Then Killed
Himself.
Try Associated Press.l

Fl Worth. Texas. Nov. 2i.-H. o.
Ledgerwood. local attorney. was
shot and killed in his office here this
morning by J. n. whisenant. a Dallas
business man. whisenant then shot
and killed himself. whisenant was
recently indicted In connection with n
bankruptcy case and II is believed
whisenant thought Ledgerwood was
responsible for the indictment. A
girl stenographer was the only wit.
ness to the tragedy. and she says Led
gerwood did not shoot.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
SLIPPERY GU[CH
COMING To BRYAN
SAN FRANCISCO BIGGEST SHOW
WILL BE STAGED ~
LOCAL elkS.
Unique Comedy prsma-speetstors
Enter to See Show and Become
Actors In u.

THE days Of old. the days OF gold.
the days Of 'is." slippery Gulch."
or THE Days OF 49," the comic fea.
ture of San Francisco Exposition and
the No.Tsu-oh Carnival. Is coming to
Bryan under the auspices OF local
lodge OF Elks for one big week.
starting next Monday and will occupy
the old power plant.
This unique comedy drama was
added to the long list OF carnival at
fractions at a spcial meeting OF the
Elks Monday night.
THE village OF slippery Gulch" Is
a drama OF the old west. the west
that Is no more. II Is faithful re-
production OF conditions OF life west
OF the Mississippi fifty years ago.
conditions preserved In out Of the
way places Of the west until twenty
years ago and typified In part until
recen, years In some parts Of the oil
regions Of Texas.
The comedy begins and ends in
The Village OF slippery Gulch."
which contains a saloon. dance hall.
gambling house. country store and
calaboose. Cowboys enter. take a
drink OF (root) beer at the bar and
buy bucks" sit In at faro. shake
dice or spin the roulette wheel. They
wander into the dance hall and swing
their lady and finally VISIT the coun-
try store and spend any remaining
bucks" they have left over for mer-
chandise at regular wild west"
prices or invade the restaurant and
attempt to "eat up" at equally as
high prices the worth OF any bucks"
they may have left from the card
games. as the bucks" do not repre-
sent money. are not redeemed and
are worthless outside the Gulch do
main.
The drama constitutes sermon on
gambling. as all money spent for
bucks" remains In the hands OF the
bank" Of Slippery Gulch. and the
bucks" themselves eventually find
their way back into the till OF the
banker. you lose II you win" Is
the lesson Of the comedy which Is
REINFORCED by placards on the walls
bearing the Abandon hope. all ye
who enter here"
A moot court or a mild form OF
lynch law governs at slippery
Gulch." At Houston Mayor Camp
bell presided at one session OF the
court and Chief OF Police Ben 5. Da.
wilson acted as prosecuting attor-
ney. II was at this session that
Jesse Jones, a millionaire lumber
man. was convicted OF "vagrancy'
and fined 100000 bucks" He com
promised by paying SIS in real
money. Houston is still laughing
slippery Gulch" has been pro-
duced for the last two years at Hous-
ton under the direction OF the Red
BOOSTERS. and was called the one new
novelty and fun center OF the entire
midway. and II will undoubtedly be a
wonderful success here.
There will be a big meeting at the
Elks lodge tonight and a great num-
Der OF the minor details will be gone
over and committees appointed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

been looted. The gunboat Annapo-
lis is already there to protect Ameri.
cans and other foreigners. and the
cruisers Raleigh aud New Orleans are
also. within one days sail nom the
disturbed district where the Indians
are driving Americans from their
sugar plantations.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
WASHINGTON CITY
IS UNDER GUARD
Bomb Plots Cause Officials to
Double Guards at All Public
Buildings.

Washington. Nov. 2i.-Guards about
the public buildings were redoubled
today and instructed to question and
II necessary search any person en-
tering the buildings OF whom they
had doubts.
Railroad guards are constantly on
duty at the tunnel to, the Potomac
bridge. the principal gateway to the
city.
Bomb plots are understood to be
the reason for this unusual activity
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

Zones used to say he admired a
clinging woman. suppose he mar
ried one"
"Yes: she clings on TO every cent
OF his salary"-Boston Transcript.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
NOTICE PUBLIC.

| have opened tailor shop In the
DAILY building and am prepared to do
first class work. Free delivery.
prompt service. VIII appreciate
your patronage. oliver Tucker.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

FOR RENT-Two. hundred and four
teen acres Of BRACES bottom land.
Price reasonable. Apply to John
Mum at steeles Store,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
SICILY DISTRICTS
ARE STORM SWEPT
tnv Associated Pressl

Palermo. Nov 2i.-Great havoc was
wrought today by storm over Ca
tania and Trapani districts In Sicily.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
LOCKHART OIL
MILL BURNED

Lockhart. Texas. Nov. 2i.-The
today promoted General Alfredo Ri
Lockhart oil mill plant was destroyed
by fire at midnight last night. The
loss was fifty thousand dollars.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
TORRENT.

FOR RENT-Tvo furnished rooms
for light housekeepiag; also one
half OF first floor OF my hrick build
ing near post office, See Mrs. L. A.
Plasek. 4 Otf&
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

FOR RENT-,Three acres OF land
and a good house near Ursuline
Convent See walter Lowry.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-My. home: well improv.
ed: 3h acres. Price $4,000. q. o.
Buckhaults. postoffice box. sis. Bryan.
Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

FOR sALE4-Good OAK wood. Address
orders TO a. Holm. Postothce Box
125. city. ." '.'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
stantinople. It's harem quite cele-
brated for order and comfort, at that.
SHORT ONES

This talk about socialists opposing
the war is short sighted; the war is
forcing several governments to do ex-
actly what the socialists have been
urging and the governments have
been declaring impossible.
This is the season of the year when
the girl who Tilted him. invites the
young man to act as usher unless
she got so much during the engage
ment he can't afford to send pres
ent.
FABLE-Robinson Crusoe had just
been cast away on the island. Fiji
teen minutes later an automobile
salesman rushed up and tried to sell
him the latest model.
What we'd like to know is where
Portugal got enough chips to try to
sit in this game.
What is making the people of this
world so peevish?
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CLOSING IN ON THAT sUL7

with the Russians landing troops
at India, a scant 60 miles north of
Adrianople, on the Black sea, and the
French and British reinforcing their
invading army at Enos, IS miles to
south of Adrianople, that important
Turkish city is seriously threatened.
If it falls, we wouldn't give thirty
cents for the sultan's harem at Con-
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PASSENGERS AND AMMUNI.
TlON.-Now is good time to keep
passengers off of boats carrying mu-
nitions of war and munitions of war
off boats carrying passengers. We
wouldn't be in the present mixup if
American passengers had taken pas
sage on American liners that were
not transporting munitions of war.
Besides that, now is a good time to
See America First. There's lots of
bully good scenery in this country.
And two great expositions are open in
California.
By the way, there has been no sat
isfactory explanation so far why the
British admiralty didn't convoy the
Lusitania to safety with destroyers.
And they knew an attempt on the big
liner was threatened.
We're with President Wilson from
start to finish and believe in pro-
tecting American lives, but the Lord
helps them that help themselves, and
a good way to save American lives
just now is to keep them in America.
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-05-04
AN AGED MAN SUICIDES
G. A. f. WOLFF DESPONDENT OV-
Err IMAGINARY TROUBLES.
Repairing to Barn on Premises Mon
mouth Resident Arranges Moose
and Hangs Himself.

Shortly before noon yesterday, c. A.F
Wolff of Monmouth committed suicide
at that place by hanging himself to
rafter in his barn with rope. De-
spondency over imaginary troubles II
said to have been the cause for the
rash act He was sixty years of age,
and leaves widow, but no children so
far as known.
Mrs. Wolff found her husbands S
dead body dangling from the end OF
the rope Missing him after an alb
senee of an hour of more, she insti-
tuted a search, first going to the barn
at the rear of the premises, where the
horrifying spectacle met her gaze
Crying for help, the body was cut
down. Life had been extinct for more
than an hour, according to estimate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff had been resi-
dents of Monmouth about three years,
and were esteemed by all who knew
them. No arrangements had been
made for the funeral late last night.