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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-12
WILSON'S NOTE TO GERMANY is READY
WILL EMPLOY DRASTIC
ACTION IF NECESSARY

Unlawful Practices Of German Submarines Must
Cease-Note Asks Germany to Account for
a Series of Violations of American Rights.
If Demands Are Refused, Each Future Step
Will be Considered as Made-Severance of
Relations Is Possible President Realizes
Gravity of Note and Is Prepared for Eventu-
alties-Turbulent War Riots in Rome-Aus-
tria Submitted Last Offer to Italy Today.
Panic on Italian Border and Thousands Try
ing to Return to Italy-The Allies Stupendu-
Gus Offensive Is on in France and Belgium.
Anti German Riots in London.
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VANDERBILT'S BODY
REPORTED FOUND

Queenstown, May t2.-There is a
persistent rumor current here that
Alfred ewynne vanoerbilts body has
been recovered on the Irish coast.
Webb WADE. Mr.. vanderbiIt's seere.
tsry, is investigating the rumor.
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AusTRIA's LAST OFFER.

Rome, May t2.-Whst is considered
the last definite proposal from Aus
tris on territorial concession TO Italy
reached the Italian government TO.
day. The Cabinet met Immediately.
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Anti.German Riots.
tBy Associated Press. !

London, May 10. - Anti-Germau
riots in the East End Of London were
renewed today despite police protec'
tion. Whenever a German appeared
he was attacked
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ITALIANS IN PANIC.
[By Associated Press.l

lby ASsoclHlru ilVHSsl
London, May IA Luciano (Swit'
zeriand) dispatch says a panic IS oe-
curing on the Italian border, and sew
eraI thousand Italians are trying to
return to Italy.
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VILLA CLAIMS DE-
FEAT Of OBREGOV
carranza Agency Denies lt-There Is
No American Official
Report.

Washington, May 12.-The Villa
agency claims that Villa has defeated
and disorganized Obregon's army. The
Carranza agency fatty denies this.
There are no official American ad-
vices,
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appropriating over four million dol
lars for the eleemosynary institutions.
1t also adopted resolutions calling for
sworn statements Of all prison sys-
tenn finances.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
REUNION BY A PREACHER.
2.400 Persons Whom He Has Welded Asked to Attend Special Service.

'l have married loving couples at high noon, at midnight. in hacks as they eloped, under Christmas trees, and married one couple in balloon Now l want to inform myself of the happiness l have helped to bring about"
 So said the Rev F. l.. Streeter of Kansas City. Kan He has made 2.400 bearts beat as 1,200 since he became a clergyman in 1880 He will hold n special service for those he has wed in the Armordale Baptist church. Kan. sas City, and will preach on Court ship and Marriage" a subject which never grows old, he says
 "I expect that third of the peo- pie l have married will attend the service, for they live around here" added the venerable clergyman "l have the satisfaction of knowing that nine-tenths of the marriages 1 have performed have turned out happily. A few wives and husbands have quarrel ed, but l have used my best offices to reconcile them"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
MORE BOYS BORN IN WAR.
Belief May Be Unscientific, but Sta
 tstics Provide Proof.

Despite the argument that there is no basis in science for tue belief that more boy babies than girls are born in war time, the statistics of thirty-six large towns ill England and Wales break all records fin that country for boy babies.
 From January to March for every LOGO girl babies there were thirty-two more boys. For April and June there were forty-thrce and for July and Sep temher fifty-five more. The marriage rate for England and Wales in the last three months was the highest evor recorded. being 21.S in every 1000 population.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
WOMEN IN 4 WAR PRISON.
Wives of Two German Officers Refused
 to Leave Them.

to Leave Them.
 There is one war prison in France which has women and children among the fighting men who constitute the majority of it's inmates. It is the Ger man officers prison at Le Puy, in the province of Velay-a sequestrated Ro- man Catholic orphan asylum which has been converted to the uses of war. X correspondent of the Journal de Ge- neve. who visited it recently. tells the story which explains their presence.
 The two women are the wives of German officers who surrendered to British force in Togoland, German Western Africa. with the stipulation that they should not be separated. The two couples were at first interned i'll Africa. but later they were removed to France, and it was proposed to send the women to Germany. The wives, however. insisted that their captors should faithfully observe the terus of the surrender and refused to leave their husbands.
 The French government has accord ingly installed the two women. with their two childrcn-both boys. born last July. the eleventh month of their parents captivity-in Il cottage on the prison grounds where the two officers are allowed Co spend two hours q day with their families.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18

road system has been built that way But few of the states now construct their highway systems out of the years revenues The permanent improve. ments which the whole people under take are legitimate charge against capital account, not against mainte- nance A commission to devise the ways and means by which the states and private landowners and the nation al government can cooperate i'll paying for the work done seems to me more needed body than one which will re port upon engineering methods
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
MAKE JAW FROM A RIB.
Remarkable Surgery Successful In a
 Canadian Operation.

Part of a rib of Il Toronto soldier has become his new jaw. This surgery has just been wrought at Toronto upon one of the 500 injured who have recently returned from the Canadian army corps fighting in France. The subject, q private. had a big section of the bone from the back portion of his lower jaw carried away by a shell at Ypres
 Reaching Toronto. he was badly dis figured. as the cheek had fallen in. General hospital surgeons decided to operate, but they needed piece of bone to fill in the gap So they remov- ed piece of one of his own ribs and built it into his face where the jaw bone had been before.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
SPRING BEDS FOR PRISONERS
 lE SING SING DEATH HOUSE
Warden Osborne Provides Mattresses
 For All Condemned Men.

Announcement has been made at Sing Sing prison that the twenty-one condemned men occupying cells in the death house bad been provided with spring mattresses so that they might be more comfortable i'll their last hours The announcement caused a comlnotion in the prison, for this is the first time in the history of the pris- on that convicts awaiting death have been so favored.
 Heretofore, under various admins trations. spring mattresses were un- known in the death house because of tue fear that the condemned men might wrench off the springs and con- vert them into formidable weapons with which either to escape or to com init suicide. Until now the condemned men slept on d mattress lying on slats, and it was generally admitted among the prisoners that 'the sleeping was not good.
 The effect of the innovation. while it is appreciated by the condemned men themselves, has been to redouble the vigilance of the guards. whose duty it Is to watch the prisoners and see to it that they commit no act by which the ends of justice are defeated.
 The guards now will have to inspect each mattress daily to see that no springs are missing and that no ulte- rior advantage is taken of Warden Os hnrna'c | i,, comfort of the condemned men.
 As for the prisoners themselves they agreed in saying that after the hard beds they have slept upon in the past the spring mattresses are luxury worth dying for.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
WED TO DEAD SOLDIER.
Government Will Recognize Ceremony
 and Grant Pension to Widow.

The custom of marriage by proxy. which has come into vogue during the war, has placed young Parisian wo- man in a curious situation. She was married by proxy on Nov. IT to Ser geant Joseph Conduche. On Dec. | she was informed officially that Ser geant Conduche had been killed at Souchez on Sept. 2S, several weeks, before the marriage.
 Although the marriage is invalid in law the authorities. taking account of Sergeant Conduche's intentions. will give a widows pension to the be reaved woman.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
2.363.872 BOOKS lM LIBRARY.
European War Has Slightly Affected
 Growth of Capital institution.

The Library of Congress at the close of the fiscal year on June 30 last had 23G3 .S72 books ou it's shelves, accord ing to the annual report of Herbert Putnam. the librarian. The library also owns l43.553 maps and charts, 727, sos volumes aud pieces of music and 3S5I57 prints, besides many val uable pieces of correspondence and many rare prints aud documents
 The European war, the report says, has served to prevent the growth of the library to some eXteut. but the ad- dition of books nevertheless was al most as great as in former years
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
secrotaTy'S Annual Rep0rtMada
 Interesting Document.
WOULD UTILIZE ALL WATER
Asserts That Reclamation Service ls Now Working on Problem of Keeping Water Until It's Needed and Leading If Into Peaceful Paths of Useful ness-Methods of Raising Funds.

Flaming the Rivers is a subtitle in kecretary Lanes annual report. See retary Lane has a way of making his report something more than dry de- tails. and he has not failed to attract attention this year. When he speaks of "tamiug the rivers" he means to make use of the water of the country. And he does not meau waters merely that are used for irrigation purposes, hut the floods of the Mississippi and tue rivers of the Atlantic slope. He would have all the water of the coun- try utilized when this can be accom- pIished He wants the government to 20 into the business on large scale.
 At one point ill his report, speaking of wasted water where it could be use ful. he says;
 "Nc need to catch that water when t is young. soon after it has been born valleys. it should be kept for time and. as needed. led into the peaceful paths uf usefulness And on that prob lem the reclamation service is work ing Tue difficulty is to find large res trv0r areas"
 How to Raise the Money. Like President Wilson be does not propose to spend large sums of money ! without suggesting il method of raising i. He means that the country ought to issue bonds and make future genera t0nS pay the cost of building these great works. Secretary Lane says:
 "HoW these great works can be car ried on calls for constructive thought not merely on the engineering side. but more immediately upon the financial side as to those ways and means by which the lands reclaimed shall be made tU bear in some degree the bur den of the expense, As 10 the funds which will be needed. they mount into such figures as to be staggering. And Il can see no hope that this work will De adequately undertaken without the government advancing it's credit and investing directly some of its own iunds We are conducting this gov ernment from day to day out of cur rent revenues. Only the richest of peo- Die could pursue such policy. No private enterprise attcmnta it No rai!
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
Hope For Hairless.

Dr. Robert F. Clark of Monroe. Wis. insanity expert. says hairless domes indicate sanity He said: 'I have eX- amined several hundred patients as to their sanity have had the opportu. nifty of studying many hundreds of others, and in all my experience have yet, with a single exception, to see an insane man who was baldheaded."
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-18
Jack Rabbits Take Town.

Jack rabbits suddenly swooped down on Dublin. Tex, occupied yards. gardens and streets and made friends with all the eats So many rabbits the dogs have disappeared and the towns ammunition has given aHt
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Gage onrh ibe ~5peIoeutige Snthng.
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nidt einmal Elm Shmeiser, Ser oui
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befomter oeutiditin0ater Shuit.
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sdmiepeFinerr.

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SdmieO
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Vim 6caer 0eutide 5rauen .
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Sci oieiem modern 4Iten2
Grci irnge girnIein iiebt man nun
Shmieoefeuer rpaItenl
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aOmaerte ber eOnia.a apeQe.

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tern Nadmittag uno Qbeno inter
ben auipi8ien Der 9rieftr1ger i'm
au0itorium aon5erte, Die iia 8a6l.
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