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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-12

The Princess Skirt.
-ock market. It is cutie the smart
thing to DO. al the matrons on
Long Island have forsaken bridge 10
bring up pups into perfect speci-
mems of American dog-hood, and
prices for special species soar be-
You'd the reach of the mere lover of
dogs. These CANNES, bred through
generations to perfect obedience and
alert watchfulness, bring fabulous
prices. One police dog, imported
from the other side, was recently
purchased by certain Miss Fisher.
prominent here in New York socie-
ty, for the tidy sum OF ten thousand
dollars; but, then, this dog has past
the test OF regular duty ard is per-
fectly capable Of running down the
husklest Of desperadoes. Dogs train
ed for home duties are much more
modest in price. Oftentimes bar
gain, especially in the younger dogs,
can be picked up in three figures.
So devoted are the younger set to
their pets, they are bringing them
into town with them. Many smart
dogs are to be seen on the Avenue.
1t IS interesting to note the divided
favor between the greyhound and
the police Cog. Possibly, it is be-
cause the greyhound is so pictur-
esque that some women, especially
the slender, choose this breed. One
girl, who lives in the millionaires'
row on the upper end Of Fifth Ave-
nue., takes Jeff out for exercise
herself when she is in town. met
her IN front Of the library the other
morning. Whether she dressed
with jeff" in mind, or whether her
gray serge skirt was happenstance, I
DO not know; but, certainly, the cos
tune and the dog brought out
the best points in her own per-
sonallty. Her dark blue eyes and
blue-back hair were intensified bv
the contrast with the gray. The
skirt was one Of the new Princess
styles IN gray serge. edged with blue
and trimmed with braid. This had
the new suspender straps and was
worn with blouse Of sheer, trans
parent Swiss, cut on simple lines
the fabric being its charm. The
hat, too, was in the same shade of
gray, one Of the new taffeta turbans
with tulle band to shade the ewes.
that Jeanne Lanvin brought out in
the early season. The whole tended
| toward long lines, and the grew
hound fitted in admirably we'll with
the costume.
Out on the large estate at Long
Island. the greyhound police dog
are put to real service. Mrs. But
Ter Duncan. formerly Mrs. James
kernochan, was one of the first wo-
men prominence to bring the police
| dogs to America. Her Peter" was
was soon the pride of Long Island
for he gummed the game of q dark
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-12

other than the dog. Her dress was
linen Princess in coat style, cut
short enough to show her striped
stockings that match her collar.
Her hat had a dark blue satin brim
fastened we'll upon a straw crown,
with the only trimming a bead pin.
The whole costume was simple. She
was out to enjoy a walk with her
dog, and her skirt was amply wide.
thanks to fashion, so that she could
keep up with the sturdy Patrick.
1t would seem, the wider and
more extreme they have their skirts
the larger is their dog, And Fash
ion says hoop skirts are returning.
What, then, do we expect in dogs?
Fancy the Four Hundred with great
Danes for pets!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-12
The Clerk Guaranteed II.

"A customer came into nv store
the other day and said to one of INV
clerks, have you any thing that will
cure diarrhoea? and my clerk went
and got him a bottle of Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and said to him, if this
Goes not cure you, | will not charse
you cent for it. So he took It
home and came back in a dav or
two and said he was cured writes
J. H. Berry & Co., Salt Creek, Va.
Obtainable everywhere.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-12
COIOfed Evidence.

A well-known lawyer was trying
70 make clear to legal student the
significance of the term "colored
evidence" meaning by the evidence
that has been tempered with.
The best illustration | can think
Of came within my observation not
long ago." said the lawyer. "A
physician had said to a fair patient:
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-12
Madam you are a little ru1

Madam you are a little run
down, you need frequent baths and
plenty of fresh air, and | advise you
to dress in the coolest, most comfor-
table clothes nothing stiff or for
NAL
when the lady got home this
IS how she rendered to her husband
the advice given her by the doctor:
He says must go to the sea-
shore, do plenty of motoring and
get some new summer gowns. -
Philadelphia Times.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
@e,uidJtise Meiicnbe.
9 D il 6 S, 6 or. $ D Ii Ie
ran S G bitlp It.

Sranb gS 6it 10 It.
91cm gprf IS. 9c5. aapitd1 aarl
9op @b, Der obberltfenc oclltlche Maz
rine slttad1ce, Gpl. Gnuaro 90.
Soullie, Scr Erdiibcnt Gillon perl6nliz
der Gnlilldr lit, uno Sranp gSbit(ocf,
Der amerif. @elunote nof Sclgier,
boroeten beutc sen 9anlpfcr9lptterbu1n
fltr5 matchmaker.
aapitan Spp go sab ser GreIe
cine ichriftlid5e @rfldrllng, iupriu er Sic
rilcflid]tslolen sleltberrn9en elmer ltns
pcrontlrprtlidlen 9reNe riigtc lu1o pro-
phc5eite. oaB Sic amerif. Geeierllng lidJ
cines Cages in Der 91pthpebr geSlpun~
gen leben lperbe, Observation-Disclosures 5u
5ilgcln. Sclpnbers ueroalnmte er ba5
9rpplocnee Spurnnl, nus ieil1 n1Dglidlz
ltes 9etban babe, cine bpi1eriiHe Spiz
oua9eriec1erei i'm gan5en 2anoe un5us
regen.
vsSir SelltId)e perite6en r1ift: mas
Slr freie Greiic nennt iagte 8ppzgb.
lliere @eiese erlultbcn Sic ppllite per-
lnnlide Srei6cit, Sic nit Sem Stuutsz
lppbl perctl1bar lit. slber mir erlallben
nidlt, ooB Bic oiplpnutileben @ertreter
befreunoeter Heeierungen belhinlpft
lperoen, poer ouB unlere 9fegierung in
ibrem @erfebr nit anneren 9tutipncn
i'll @erlc9enbeit geIeBt lpiro, nod buB
Die @bre BON sfdnnern riicfitdltslp5
ourh lptloe geuBerllneen elmer lnperz
ontlpprtIihen Yreiie mic oa5 eropiz
oence Spltrl1ol beIlpelt miro.
Sberlt $oouIe iagte, er lueroe Sic
an1erif. Sptidhaften in 2onhpn, 9Saris,
Scrlil uuo nlogliheripeile s@ien beil1z
den. lleber Sen 3peef Ieiller WMllipn
la9tc er, babe er leiner friiberen gr<
flaum9 nid)ts hin5ll5llfilgelt Rob Sic
9fctle feincslpe9s eine Srieoensmillipn
leL lpnoern pub CT aui grIuben pes
Hrdlioenten 8ilipn uno ocs Sefret1r5
Sallling acbe, ln1 perIcbieoene anterif.
Slplon1uten BON Der gellnuen oaltung
oieler Tegierung Su ltnterrichtcn. Gpl.
0ouic miro bon leiner @jattin be-
gleitet.
$oerr sSbitlpcf uno Srnlt iparen Don
elmer 10 groBen ulo nenlonitratipen
Decnldenmengc umgeben, baB ct einen
Epli6iten brouchte. lnt ollrd8ufomz
nrcn. slucb aapitdn gpp@go lpor bon
elmer grpBen Wiel1ge scfulgt uno eil1
Eoli6iit 9elcitete i'm all Die 2apfplanfe.
no CT leincn Srelnoen Bic oono lebiitz
telte llno oau, OIL gorp elite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
slnscblidc etrcifitiftcr anseflast.
s. . n9rcb III ia nncr, &plitifc:
llnD Nrbci c Il b c d M t c.

! " ! l ! Y.
9Se 1p gprf, 2s. Seq. apnsrcbS
mann Sranf Buchanan bon Sllinpis;
S. Hobert Splpler, cil friibcrer Som
9rcbmunn bon Sllinpis;; Sranf g. Nfpz
nett. friiberer @enernlarpalt ppr
Gbip; 9apib 2un1ar bpl1 Ser g. g..
8allltrect; Sacob 6. Saplpr, Yriiiocnt
bes ratipnaIcu slrbeiter Srtehensz
rutbs i2abprs 9latipnul 9euce Gulnz
cil); Sran5 npn 9intele1, ctr1 berticher
N9ent; $. 9. Afortin unp Socrma1
S6ultets lmlrben bcute ppn ciner gnn1
bcs9ranbiurD angeflagt Der @erldmns
ring 5llr Mnltifhln9 bon Streifs il,
amcrtf. Whlnitipnsfahrifen.
@pn 9ti1telen lit Elm @cfun9cner i'll
gnglanb. @r 1pllrnc hprt allf her Slll6t
bon bieiem 2anbc inter falld)cm Gab
perbaftct l,no leinc sluslicferlns miro
t1idlt beantragt, pu bus &ergeben, bel~
len CT bier on9efIagt lit, niht 5ll pel1
sluslieferllngspflidti9en sc9Drt.
sllBer Mintclen uno 9amars iino
ollc Nneefla9tcn Scan1te pocr frilbcre
Scamte bes slrbeiter Sriebcnsrotbs,
Ser I'M S1ai 5. s. bnlb l1ae6 Der slns
funft =. Hintclcns aus 9cltldlano Sc
griinbct ipltrbe. Mintelcn ipll iiber ul11
|bclhrdnfte @clpuittel pcrfii9t baben
(iiber $50o,000 in ciner cil1si9cn
8anf) llnp 2an,ar lpu icin 3ablmcllter
gencicn leil,. &pn Miutelerr babe sic
slrbeitcrfiibrer beltpden, Streifs i'll
Mhnlitionsiabritcn on5ltitiften llno bic
bclftIdc Eropag6i1ba in bieien SanSc
Sn f6rbern.
(sp lallten sic etipus llnluubrlheins
lihel, Mntlo9en, bic nod Sll bclpcilcr
llinh.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Der 9legierllns .al5 1ransporter be:
mlst.
dnoern ibre gee.
rplItc

gofip, %. Seq. 8cgen Ser Sc
fabr burb l1nterleeboote I'M Mittelmeer
merben iapaniibc 9anpfer sic Sabrt
rad europa nidt nebr burcb Sen GU
e5funal MAIDEN, lp1,berl1 Inn bas &ap
Der gllten 5pffnung 6erllm.
Gin 8enfcr g If IN inbel.
Gen + %. 9e5. Cine (ongeblibc)
1@iencr 9epelf]e iagt:: Ser belltlde
Get6sfan5ler ipiro in fllr5er 2eit in
8ien nit Ben boIlen 8ebinaunaen err
lpurtet, ltnter benen Ste gcntralmdc5te
Ben Srieben annebmen lpcrpel1. gead
beren gr0rternng nit Den1 oltr. Miniz
tier 8urian iperNen bie 8ebil1aunaen
Ben ellliirten offi8iea n1it9etbeilt.
9eutldlunb empTieblt bie slb9altlne
Der erlten lrieben5fonferer5 I'M Saag.
garnegies @3illionen iii /
; Sc 9ien
q IN it er 5 am, 2S. Ge6. Ser
amerif. Ybilattbrop slnbrep Carnegie
bat Der bel9ilben Soiilfsfpn1nliilion bie
Ecrlte 6ate eines @elhcl1fes bon $751;
100000 fin bie belsiiden &riegsnot6z
.lelbenben ilberreid)t, ipie bas oanbelsz
blab bebollptet. Sober belgiibe @efa1z
gene in 9cutldlano ioa $40 erbalten.
9as britilhe c s. a'binet.
2pn S on. 2s. Seq. Gas aabinet
bielt belte cine mciterc Sisung, Sic
bcm Ncfrlltirune sprpblem gelpibmet
mar. gSabrideinlid miro es nod mebz
rerc 5ibnngen gcbcn, cbe cine @nt=
lcbeioung er5ielt unp per0ffentlidt
lpirD.
5pater @pn por5uglibcr autoz
ritat ipirb berlihcrt, baB bas aabinet
ltb tbatld6Iib alli cine g c M 5 II
tc Sprm Der &pnlfriptipnsbill ac-
cini9t babc, ipel6c bem l1ntcr6aulc in
Der l1dcbiten &nde llnterbreitet lperbcn
unb Scr Gc9ierlng Bic nDtbigc @clpalt
gebcn 1pll falls es fir nptblpcnbig
bcfl1llbcn ipirb Bic lebigcn s0ldrlncr
allsSnbeben llnb oas @crIprecbcr Su
balten, lpcldes Grer1ier Msql1ith ocn
bcrbeiratbeter1 Mdnnern gegeben bat.
sllTerIc
2pn on. @pnberl1elr g. 9. S5an~
ala ppr siorb : 9afpta bot iid5 beltte
bon Scr Soro grpebition setrennt,
allgeblit) lpcgcn &ranfbeit, !rabriGeinz
lid Sppbus.
2pnbpn. 9os II Sopt, oos Sen
fran5. @ampfer giotat tprpebirtc, 5eigz
te Die Dltr. SIa9ge, ipic bon Mlalta &C.
melbet lpirb.
9aris. Sic 3cidnllnscn fir sic
nelle frnn5. slnletbe babe iiber IA y
@Iilliarbcn 6rancs crgeben, 5uncilt in
gaar, lpie pffi5icll nnsefiinbist lpiro.
gSien. Sic slntiporf Ser Dltr. Gc<
eierllng ouf Sic amerif. Nnte lpirb oiele
g&p6c cripartct. 8is bcutc slbcl1b bat
Ser olnertf. gotlbafterEenfielo tic nod
nid)t cr5alten.
9splcn. Gin Bug nit Soloaten,
Sic BON 8cibnud1t sllrlallb suriicffcbr@
ten, cntglciltc auf Dem 8a6nbpf @entz
.lcbcn. is SplDatcr fameu 5u Spbe llnb
AZ ipurbcn bcrlcbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

Bic 5iirfei Sen Soaager @ertrag, Ser Sic
Eplt IdiiBe, nicht unter5eicdnet 6abe.
gne lan6 @eilpicl nj
nad gedfft.
e'roBbritalmiens Nnltrenoltnoen, SEN
&rtcg pbne 3ufludt sur apnlfriptip1
ourch5ufilbren, lueroen pom anerif.
&ric9samt nit Spannung berfolat,
pell lrie 9lrnleeoffi5icre iagel1
Gn9lano5 2age Die @llr5el ser 3uItdnz
Sc III Den Ser. Stoatel1 bcrii6rt, lpenn
Dos Nrp9ralnnt sur &erItarfltna ser
grntee ausgefii6rt miro.
@cnn Gnglano Iitl fin Sic g pnz
/ rip inn entld}eioet, Iagten 6pbe
seamtc lellte, 10 iuilroc Elm lpeiter
Sfritt Ser 3cit entgeeengenonr1en
lein, no bic ollgen1cinc 8e6rpilic1t in
ben Scr Staten ol5 cine rationale
gotblpenpt9feit anerfannt lpiirbe.
@enn aber gnglouo nit Sreiluilligen
allsfonl1lt, 10 miro nicbts al5 cine arp@
&c militdrilthe 91ieoerlage Sic Ser.
staaten 5lIr slnnahnne Der allgenleinen
gSchrpflie]t brinael1 .fnlulet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
IS nirb sss!aafttr at ben 6ronten in 9f
- 81 @eif.
@robe Sd)ladt IN 8eHd, abiem s,piid)em Mui5en ,no
Seitreid)ern int @am9c.
bereiet Die 6riiba1rstampasne sesen @uRlauo por.
sat cic san5e 5rpnt ricis befeis u,p Dat ssurra1t

anc @c1tralnc 2onopncr l,Qu cnbitu
an9rf auf Salpnif lei angegben gSc Sic BORT eoeb
clt p labm9ec9t ien sn Der gricdde @rcr baln gloa
fcn oc gSat nb Bic 9enlcn 5ieben @ggptcn ie au
bon Mt9en n1p 9tfarel vbctdtgt" po nnn @reas
prppbcn i unfcbar pnnc5c aonqrcb tric ppn onno
tat 81 England - llnb ppit bcr gticmcr Miuioer bon o
poen 9as btide fabn abe5u cinig ubr @pnfriptpu Sic
ipQ mir Sic leoigen Manncr trcfu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
sSm jiioild,cn sploateu(docr.

9ie folgenoe @diloerung zines
groBen inoi1den 9oloatenlagers in
5iiofranfret9 ftnbet licb in einen
partler 8latt: nDie inoiI9en 5rup.,
pen, Die in europa ben leBten @9liff
erbulten, bepor iie an bic Jront gsz
1didt peroen, iino auf Dem @ebiete
zines 9erren1tbes in Der nmgeGung
BON MearIeiue untergebra9t. Go.p.e
mon Die f6pere @itterpforte oieies
2anbiibes binter ii@ seidlohen 1ct,
9laubt man 1id in oie bunte Melt
inoiider Mdr4en ber1ebt. gu beiesn
9eiten Der breiten @9loBaGee reibt
1i6 3elt an 3elt. 9luf etnem freien
plab ror ben 3elten 6aften 0ie inotz
i6en 9olbaten cine @dieBiibung nit
blinben Batronen ab. Die MGnner,
Die auf Dem Riiden Elm gefriimn1tes
MeiIer trasen, dbneln benz 9Dpus Ser
japanil4en 8ai1e. gs iino 2eute Dom
9tanme ber @urf6as. mir 19reiten
lpeiter unb errei9en bic 3elte bpr
9ttbs. gs fno 9Dne MenIhen, be=
rem regelmdbigen @eli6tern nur me-
mig Monsoli1des anbaftet. Sic fins
eben babel, ibre 9ouptmablaeit ein5uz
nebmen. Die 9peifen 1inb bon ben
sSnoern ielbit, genau na9 Sen itrer.
gen Reseln Ser ein5elnen 9tdmme
uno @eften 5ubereitet. Sic efer 1ebr
lpenig 51eii4 nv meiit 3iegenfletl1.
sSSm l1m6ergeben lernt man alsbalb
Die ieltlamen @ebrdu9e fennen. go
erfldrt elmer: rMeine yrau in Der
fernen 6eimat befplgt au9 jeBt bas'
@ebot, jebe Mabl5eit 5tpei @tunoen
nod Dem Gatten eil15unebmen." sSnz
folge oes 3ettunteridieoes 5lptlGen
europa uno Snbien muB oenlna9
oie bubeim gebliebene Gbefrau TIM 3
ltbr morgens aufIteben, I'm oas Meit-
toesmabl Oes pergangenen gogss
eil15unebme11. Na6 beenDigtem Gilen
iiBen Sic 5itbs in Der Runbe unb
rauhen i6ipeigenb lire longen gfei=
fen. Sn Ben 5reiituroen bei9dftigen
Die ssSnper iid bielfa9 nit aortenz
ipielen, lpobei 1ic groben 9pteletfer
an ben Sag legen. Sft fiebt mon
au6 @ruppen erl1iter Wednner, hie
ii9 i6petge11o llm einen rgraabler"
I6aren, Der in langen, eint0niaen
.@dgen 2e9enoen aus Ser fernen 6et=
mat pprtrdgt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Seri0te iber Die a1leritaniidt Saubel5aotte
in10 Sai0enipielerei.
WorigeS abr batten iuir nod ,,fei,te" no jckt TIT
He ploblid) Die StpetgroBte.
gSeun mau mr Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alunmt, no mir nod
iebr ld)mad).
M6er Jest tit bic Sinnniar ibcr 100 spnncr
mtgeag,
@as friiher nitt ser sal uor :

go6 unIcrcr aGorne o6rn
dla9e 81 fonncn 3obon, oaf @n9ano Sic ie6l
nts gelagt - gp 81, S6er abgerer6plIe
miro neren Sotlaern gecme Snitrlftolen bngen lner
&rle9samt lauer Gn9lano5 @orgu &onfriptn no
mill bcre1 geplel nadaffcn
unp anoere Erominenc IN Nep orf als @ot ongcog
nit betihem Go 5treis in 92u1ionsz
abrfen nn5utien
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

Die 9am bdni, eine orabilde
@ferberaiIe, f0nnen bequem 80 Bis
IS gfuno @erite beroauen; iie leipen
ME on SfDlif.
l1nter Den slrianern tobte Elm
arimmer 5treit bariiber, ob man
Gott Dor Gbrifti Geburt bdtte ngaz
ter" ns!lnen DiirFen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Sci llnteri,hich. gSie

Sers llntcri6ico: 8ien m5ebte
untcrbanpcln llno @aibingtun noebtc
bunpeln.
China bat Sic laneite GeIebicbtc
Der Station ltno bie fiir5eIte als 9iez
publif. sd
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Sic Wdrfte.
Erpbnfte.

Gbico9o, %. Te5. @ei5cn -
l23a Ge5y 1915 s0tai.
aorlr 715s 0e5, 1874 sO1oi.
Safer ~ 1921 3e5, az Neai.
@etrei0e fir gaar:: 9eo. 2 rotber
Nsllter nonlincll; 9eo. 3 aorll alt
%, 11elt 20; 5tenoaro Safer Al.
Hpggel1 SEQ. 9 9S.
(Sn,1tn 6d 70
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gieb unS grppifipnen.

(. G.bica9o, %. 0e5. 9lil1onie5
3nfltbr 5000. 5tiere $6.OO-9.=
80; aiibe nno Hinoer $3.0O-S.40;
aalber $6.25-9.5O.
Sdlpeine 3nfltbr 10000. SC
fbober SIT $6.o0-6.7o; 5un1eiit sit
$6.2O-6.60.
sdlofe 3ufl1br 10000. lSelt
SIT $6.40-7 700; 9anuller S7.25 bis
G.75.
@efliieeI 1t11a-12Ac, alr-
feps, 16e.
aa @utter Creamery 227z bis
333c.
Gier 26-271sc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

lpniti fprtlpabreno @erltarfunaen cre
balten llnb ibrc Stellltng nacb bcm l1rs
tbcil bes G5cncrol Gaitelnmt 1rncine
nebmbnr lcicn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

Spfaler Niarftberidt.
(g8bolelale=Greile 9ienstag 8ortn.)
SO ebl.
(Mboleiale in Ser Wot,ir Dein go.)
@al111ttponldde
pWtulo g." Eatent $500
Hllritp 6.6O
Roggen1nebl $50.
u@rubon1" $40.
Shorts" per Gonne .24oO.
Gorn1nebl, gelbes 4.2O.
Glornnebl, lpeibes 4.2O
Hinbpieb unb g 6meine.
Rinopieb &iiDe $3.50-7.5O;
leidte bis ldppere Stiere $3.50 Dis
$S.25.
aalber - $s.5o-t2.Oo.
S9lpei,1c - $6.45-7.SO.
@utter uno Ger.
Gier friid)e 31-3sr, Storage
25c.
0oirp 25-27c. greonerg as
bis sc.
@etrei6e.
.Saier - 11e,,, 25 Bis 4Oc.
gSei5en t05-11O.
@erlte - $500.
&orn ltelt 56-60.
&leie 24.OO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

bic 5iirfei oen Soaager @ertrag, Ser Sic
Eplt IcbiiBe, nicht llnter5eitfaet babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-16

Bert McMOrries was reported quite
III today.
]. n. Wilcox and A. A. Dean OF Ia.
Dor. were In the city today.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Ware
Of College Tuesday Torning, daugh,
ter.
Mrs. Luther Barron has gone TO
Dimmitt. Catso- county. 10 join her
husband and make that place their
future home. The best wishes Of
many friends go with them.
". u. salge. manager cf the shirley
hotel at College. called On the Eagle
while in town today. Mr.. salge left
this afternoon on a short vacation
TO Corpus Christi. Galyss;oa ard other
gulf points.
Fred Stern, colored. plead guilty to
a charge OF aggravated assault in the
county court yesterday and was fined
$500 and costs. He paid his fine
and was released from custody.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-16

Mrs. E. L. Long left yesterday FOR
her home in Wellington, Kansas. az
ter a pleasant >fislt~to Mr. and Mrs,
W. p. TraLtI
Mrs. Matte strimshire and little
daughter, AnnIf. returnsa--to their
home in Ennis Nseday, after a visit
to relatives and friends in this city.
Parties desiring to transfer their
school children can do so by writing
me at Waco. Texas. giving names Of
children. district they are In and the
district TO transfer to; or leave In.
formation with Roy Hudspeth at the
court House. Very truly, T. W. Park
er.
Mrs. z. Wilson returned 20 her
home In Waco today after attending
the funeral OF her brother-in-law, T.
X. Johnson in this city yesterday az.
ternoon. She was accompanied home
by her sister. Mrs. 7. X. Johnson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-16
M'KN|GHT SENDS
GLORIOUS NEWS
County and District Attorneys Favor
Separation Of A. q "A. and
University.

Representative c. S. Gamer and
Secretary n. L. Mcknight have been
In attendance upon the Disfrio; and
COUNT Attorneys and County Clerks
Convention at San Antonio for the
purpose Of creating sentiment fay.
orable to Resolution 81. which pro-
poses &c completely separate the 4.
4 ". College from the State Uni
versity. ..ow veil they have succeed
ed is shown by the following tele-
gram received today by Col. Miner
from Mr.. Mcknight:
San Antonio. Tex. June l6, 1915.
col. r. T. Miner.
Bryan. Texas.
County and District Attorneys As
sociation adopted clear-cut resolution
favoring separation.
H. L. MCKNIGHT"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-16
Nh. {. c. sEssum DEAD.
Well known Citizen Of Union Hill En-.
tered Into Rest.

Well known Citizen Of Union Hill En-
tered Into Rest.
Z. G. sessum. one OF Brazos
county's old citizens and an old resi-
dent OF Union Hill. two miles south
Of Bryan. died at his home there this
morning at 500 o'clock, after an ex-
tended illness o. many months. with
pellagra.
He was born In 1859. making him
Sc years Of age at the time of his
death. and had been a resident OF
Brazos county nearly all his life.
and had lived at Union Hin about So
years. He was a member Of the
Methodist church and was a devout
Christian.
He is survived by three sisters.
Mrs Emma Kicks Of Houston. who
was at his bedside at the time OF his
death. Mrs. Mary Holland Of Jackson
vile. Texas. and Mrs. Eva Adams o.
Axtell.s Texas. q 49, re
His death is a source OF regret to
large number Of friends in Bryan
and over the county. who express
heartfelt sympathy for the relatives
in their bereavement.
The funeral will be held from the
residence tomorrow al twelve o'clock.
and the remains win be Inferred IN
the old Boonville cemetery.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Get Pure Food Kitchenette Cab.
met"
Reed wipprecht is visiting relatives
in Austin.
A Pure Food Kitchenetie Cabinet"
costs nothing.
A. b. Mcswain OF Rock Prairie. was
In the city today.
J. II. White was a business visitor
today from wixon.
Ed s. Martin visited Hearne on
business yesterday.
T. b. Smith was a visitor to Bryan
today from Reliance.
Piel Brothers German lager beer
IN bottles st Marwill's.
Capt. J. 4. Mathis OF Reliance was
4 visitor 10 Bryan today.
Or. J. c. Davidson OF Harvey was a
visitor TO the city today.
Attend the Colonial Punch demon.
stration at Reid Brothers.
Miss Emma Jones OF Harvey was
shopping In the city today.
II you need a delivery wagon ring
Reid Brothers for John Keys.
Mrs. W. r. Altman has returned
from a visit to relatives In Waco,
J. l.. Cobb was In the city today
from his home on Cotton wood prairie
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-16

Commissioner J. p. Atkins Of near
College, was reported very low to
day.
Miss Johnnie PiaSens returned to-
day from q visit to relatives In Hous-
ton.
w. s. Collard Of Wharton IL among
the guests registered at Hotel Bryan
today.
Miss Nevada Goen and brother
Lester. visited the city from Harvey
today.
Thursday all day we will demon.
strate Colonial Punch at our store.
Reid Brothers.
J. =. Parks Jr. returned TO Dallas
today after brief visit to his mother.
Mrs. J. y. Parks sr.
Just received a shipment Of gen.
uine Palm Beach Suits. $3.50 and $40
values for s5.ss. Mendlovitz's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hanus OF Ennis
have returned TO their home after
visiting relatives In this city.
Mrs. A. b. crum has returned TO
her home In Dallrs after a pleasant
visit 10 Mrs. T. X. Lawrence.
Dr. o. NJ. Ball OF College. was a
pleasant caller at the Eagle office
while in the city this afternoon.
Bring your Corn Pun Coupons to
Hensarling's ani get box Of crisp.
new Corn Puffs. Just received.
II. +. Runge returned to HIS home
in GALVESTON yesterday after pleas
ant visit to friends in this city.
Mrs. O. Bodeker Of Valentine ar.
rived today and is a guest Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. n. Phillips.
Edwin Jenkins Jr. has returned
from Georgetown. where he has been
student In Southwestern univer.
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Elite OF Beeville,
went to Galveston for a visit yester.
day after visiting relatives in this
city.
AIRS. d. ~ Spence daughter,
Miss vIrseis-~ end Mrs. J. B. BasIey
Of College. were visitors to Bryan to-
day,
Have a drink OF that good fruit
punch served at our store all day
Thursday. II Is refreshing. Reid
Bros.
will ask any one who has empty
milk bottles belonging to Glenview
Dairy to phone 1888 and viii call for
them. Some are marked and some are
not. l.. VI. Candy.