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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-12-11

Probably the secret Of happiness IS
to convert yesterdays disgust into spir-
itual sunshine today.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-12-11

UNDIsTURBED By THE WAR
cellars, which are the only places
Of habitation that are comparatively
safe.
The little child in the illustration has
no other home than a cellar, at the
entrance to which 1t was snapped by
the war photographer. Nothing, fortu-
nately, destroys the happiness Of ex-
IRENE youth, and this little war baby
Is Growing amid the desolation. 1t Is
well that the very little children can
not appreciate the tragedy Of war.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-12-11

If women know everything by intui-
ton how does it happen they make so
many matrimonial blunders?
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-12-11
SHORT AND SHARP.


Woman Is the architect Of her own
fortune-apd his.
Only q woman Of tact can smile when
she hears a rival praised.
The only thing that's cheap about
the European war Is talk.
Even If 1t does not gather moss the
rolling stone can often stir up a lot Of
dust
In some human relations the man
higher up represents the lower order Of
morals.
Food speculation never becomes ON
nous until they begin to speculate
where to get it.
Probably the secret Of happiness Is
to convert yesterdays disgust into spir-
itual sunshine today.
If women know everything by intui-
ton how does it happen they make so
many matrimonial blunders?
1t is becoming more and more diff
cult for the villain Of play to iden-
tify himself as the villain by smoking
a cigarette.
In some churches they pray for the
widows and the orphans, but as rule
more wives are in need Of prayers
than widows.
Soldiers killed the man whose act
helped to bring about the war, which
may be taken as an indication Of how
a good many persons in Europe feel
about it
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-12-11

1t is becoming more and more diff
cult for the villain Of play to iden-
tify himself as the villain by smoking
q cigarette.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-12-11
VULCAN'S FORCE
BUSY IN FRANCE
Mammoth MunitlOn Plant at
GreuSOt Rivals Krupps.

~ 1VALING, If not e1celling, tho
. famous Krupp works In Ger
N many are the Schneider NUM-
tiOn Factories of Crausnt
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-12-11

In some churches they pray for thu
widows and the orphans, but as a rule
more wives are in need Of prayer
than widows.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01
An,erifa nnS 0entidlanS.

3u Nnfona 0s europdnden Srteges Ddfte non tahhi rputlei, uub
audi Mmerfo inoireften Antel on Dem 3mptc neDnen lpuroe. SNl
oIonbte man fb iitber, fern pom ihredliden Sdladt9etummel. USE glnd
lnh Ih1Bten ii5 Die Mmerfoner, ob ibr Sono Jreoen Daffe. SW pup
5dien es. os mern Die Srie0enstoube ad oielcs HnnD neraNen mouna
Nrobheten fomen nit neutrality-suspicious. 9phdbuften Die zine notpenoWf
@nteiInohme oieies 2onoes am Srege sum Snbot batten- Die nngoppue
Qre{e tot audi ir 8etes, I'M bcies 2uno in oas ldreflibe &eltgen1eBel
al suinoen; bod peraebens. Gcntiflono ihob man oae noglid,et inter
notiono(en @erbreden in Die Sdnbe, Oh Der &abrbett entipred9eno oet
mioeripredeno. DeutdIano iolte neoersrrungen meroen; bod eng
Imo iob boI0 Elm, 0B Dies ndt 10 leidt 9etheben fonnte IN oerfa1fe
oesmeqen, GeutibIono 0oourh 81 Fbpodlen, onB ee 1eneo Snno nf ame-
rHo in eiuen &pnfift AL bringen fuMA. Bic befsen angiopbtlen Slaf
fer toten bem audi ibr Seftes; bod b reebens. AlS lid oonn mirfltb
nod Sem fenhn @lauben Der bieTgen Hegierun9, Sdnpierigtehen elh
1te0ten. 90 bruhte oe proenglnfe Yreie Anfifrften, Die ungefabr
Iouteten. .N[merifo miro 0cutfhIono Elm lllhmotlmi ienben"; vGm Srle9
mt 0ertihImo lit unpermeiolih~ UNI onDere herartigen ltnfnnigen Anr
5hriften. Dns Ieihtgl1ubige rno MISUNDERSTANDING Tolt glnlbte ole1en
ms Der Q1ft aeariffenen uno iibertriebenen @ermhten, no Der Sturnl
hro,,tp ouf idon oeaen IeutihIano los. Sebt nber id1eint oil oieles per
fIooen nnb sic 9re{Ie mohtlos qeporDen 5u iGn. Die &ontroperle Vine
rnos NIT 9eutid1lono nGbert Mh einen1AusgIeid, un0 Die frernnoldotHlden
ppdebnInoen oieles Qonoes nit OeutidIanO per6en blo oielelben len
mp bor Dem Qrieae. Sic oeutihe Negierung bat ibrenn Votltottr III
y9o5hinoton De Wo1moft erteIt, Ole SdJpengfciten 5u beiGtigen. @rol
~ gprnitnrff. elmer Ser tid1iqnen 0iplomnten Der 0elhhen Negiertng
mir0 i'm Gimme ieines Serrn ban0eln u0 Derntoge 1einer auBeroroentlid)en
Sjiduiofeit es oohin bringen, nab nf beioen Soften boiler Srteoe bolO
mioopr hernefent fGn miro. Wan nnB lobeno anerfennen, bob Die
bieioe Meoierung it) bennibt> .3Ht fWr iolfc Ansgeihe 81 gepobren, Oe
ON InnoSomes, poriidniqes ln0 erfolgreihes @on0eln befuruoret. Nnb.
ner oe critic Nufregung rb geRgt, lit man gu oea Sdlu1le gelangt OoB
es Dnn bod better lit, porTdtg por5ngeben uno nldfs iberetllg 5u
nm serner fnn oe &ubinettsnitqlieoer 5ur lcber5ugung gefomnen,
nor hos WoIf oieies 2unoes nbiout ge9en areg lit lno 6rieOen baben
min Seoeufaas miro ieoer frieoleben0e Anerifaner frb ien, bob Die
.giufitt lmb gudtiefet OieRr mo Der beutmen &egierung es fertg-
oebradt baben, einen 8ruf gu uerbMten.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01
TeierIidfeiten Der g. v. q.

8nibington tp1r Oieic ISOLDE Der
Ort GROCER 6eierlidfeiteli. Die Te-
ternnen oes 8iirgerfrieges fanoen It'd
bier elm, Tim oos goloene Subildnm
su begeben. @or so Su9ren fanptten
6ieie nIten @roBpGter fir oieies 2ano.
Canals roate junges 8lut in ibren
Mbern; beltte iinp lie idpoh uno ibr
2ebensgeilt 1T am @rloi6en. Der
@rdiioellt begriiBte bic 8erteioi9er
iiir Redt uno Jreibeif llnn iagte ID
zen in icirer Qlniprad)e gefpillcrna-
zen 2ebeluobI ouf Nirameripieoeriebn-
@s mar Gin riibrenOer anblid, oieie
qreilen ariegdr i'm @urlfe 5n ieben.
.@or mand5cr 9ing nit, attf &riifen
ODER einen Stof geitiBt. Sic bnten
ale araft olif, Inn an Oielem oenf=
uiiroigen, fir lie nimmcrmieoerfeb
renbctgo mod eiamal III OerSaltpt-
uno M~elioensitobt aulnmnienantreffen
SoIt ole BON ibnen nerDen &olbillg-
ion 2ebelucbl geiaet baden, in Dem
gelpuBtiein, bai3 ibr Stiinolein ridt
mchr fern lit,
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01
Nns ben W~ereinsfreiIen
Oentifes Wnilenhnns.

9ie lebte Direftoren= % riammling
oes oelitihen @oilenbouies fono in
Der InItoIt ftott. Gs mar Dies Das CT
Ite MoI, ooB sic 9ireftoren ii9 bort
mieoer einfanoen, lett DEM Ausbrud)
Der 9ronfbeit inter ben 3~6gIingen.
Die Direftorer, 0elegaten un0 Dele
gotinnen iDaren boa56bIig anueienO.
Gem AnItoItsberpoIter Serrn HrciI
lomie feiner @uttin Oriidten Die Oi=
reftorcn Den ber5liAlten 0nnf aus fir
0eren nufopfernoe YfIege ben Ginoern
ge9eniiber uno 0eren SGtigfeit int
@niienbouie.
Wegen ser bort ipGbren0 0es Son,
mers berrihen6en &ranfbeit mar eS
unmGglih, nit Sen 3oglingen einen
or0Beren MusfIug gu MAIDEN. lin Den
&inoern nber bod cine 6reuoe 5i
fereiten, ipuroe beidIoiien, einen @llS-
fling no1 bent 3oologii6en @arten 5i
lnternebmen. Der erite Aufieber oes
@ortens, &err 9lafburn, bdtte Die
Cite, Die &Ieinen perl0nlih 5ll fiibrcn
ttno linen oieSe benspiir0igfeiten 0es
@artens Si 5eieen. @inen balben Sog
lang %ponoertc or nit Den &noben un0
M1oden i'm Sierreih. BUR grOBten
6reuoe Mner nobm ard Bopa Smbof
an AusfIug tell. @%efrorenes uno nod
picIe onocre 9inge purOen ben 8ai=
ienfinoern berobrei6t. Oie &inocr
loben lebr mpbI aus unD oa man oos
eintonige MnItaItsfleio 5u SouIe ge=
loiien 1lnO oGe 30gIinge DerihieOene
&IeiOer orlbotten, modten iie our6=
olts ni6t ben Ginorud, 8oiienfinoer
al lein.
SbmobI Der Seriommlltng 5ablrei-
DE @ei61fte porlagen, muroen oieic
bod ldnen crleoigt oa man iiA bolo
einig muroe. Die 9ireftorcn iotnie
Oeleeoten f~reiiten iiA iebr, Die An-
itoIt in 10 gutem 3uItan0 81 finoen.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01
,@aihiuotpn GanaerbnnS."

Sir Die fommenOe Soiion bat Der
,Waibington S1ngerbunO" elm berr-
Ii6es unO reiHHaItiges Yrogrnnm
oorbereitet. 0os Arrangement Der
ein3elnen ltnterboltungsnbenoe lit In
bor5iieIiGer &~eibenfoIge g%etroffen.
&on5erte, Sbeoter, &orteniptel= Nben-
De un0 onoere unterbaltungen Iteben
ouf Dem Yroeromm. Ser Sorltan0
Oes SGngerbunoes bat ii9 Die gr0Bte
Miibe gegeben, Oos Brogromm 10 in
tereIiont pie mogIib 81 geitalten. @s
Itebt 5u ertuorten, onB oas Noibing-
toner 9eutidt1tm oen S1ngerbitno oil
nit einem 8eiuh beebren miro. Der
SGngerbuno lit Der Srt, mo jeoer
Deuti6e ii1 beimiih fiibIt. Cine
reidboltige Speiieforte miro jeoen
iiber5eltgen, bob man i'm SGngcrbuno
aud gut ipeiien fam. Naes lit gui
~0rbereitet ui1ter Der perionIihen glui.
ii9t bon Srolt 9tifoIous, Der @attin
0es @ermoIters. Die Hreiie iin0 ma.
Big. Mir boffen, ooB ie0er Oeuti6c
8oibington'S in Der fommenoen Sut.
ion Elm oftgeiebener @ait I'M Singer.
bun6 iein uno iomit mitbeIfen miro
an Dem @rbolten Oieies oelttihen Sci
mes.
&ir geben bier Oos Nrogromm 0es
SongerbnnOes fir 0ie fommenOe Sat.
ION:
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01

8aitOr Yanl .. 2sSOin BON Der ct.
SO6u's Stride BON llnsliid bstrOffcn.

Dieter Gage fubr Serr @1Itor @oul
8. 2e00in BON Der ct. Sobn'S Stride.
AZ unO 6 StroBe S.-@. ouf ieinem
3iuciroo oic StrnBe entIone, nls bin.
ter ibm elm idtper ~beIoOcnes Aittomo.
Bill Der 9olible0op uno Sill electrical
Supplp 60. foIgte. Ser Serr pa
ftor belt liH 5iemlih mittelpegs, an
beioen Seiten genrg &altm loiIenO,
Dob elm gutomobiI porbeifdbren FONT
te. Oo Die 9lufmerfiomfcit Des Iu=
tomobillenfers ober ouf etipas unoe-
res geridtet mar, Job er ni6t, lpobin
iein aroftmogen ging. SIN gtu bot
te Ous 0oroerroo Den Boitor ererif-
fen; oodl, uIs lpenn elm 8ln0er ge-
Idleben mare, in 1aer @eiItcsgegen.
mart Deriit6te Der SEER HoItor 0ns
8orOerroO, unter iuel6em er lag, IN
Ole @obe at beben, mas ibu anf)
perntoge leiner MlsfuIotur gum Seil
aelong uno er perbiitete 10 elm ihtpe=
res llngIiif, obmpbI ooS &aO iiber
&iifte un0 Seine ging. @r beiab 10
piel @eiitesgegemDart, onB CT lif om
&roftipogen feitbieIt unO iid nod Is
SUB mitidIeifen Iieb uno Ooourb Der
binoertc, Dab otd ooS i6fpere Sin
terroD iiber leinen 9Orper gine.
Sn eiuem Mmbulon5lpaeen mltroe
er nod Dem emergency Soipitol &c
brodt, moleIbit fonltntiert muroe, OaB
nidts gebro1en mar. Ser SEER EaItor
5og Dor, in iein Seim 3urid5ufebrem
mo i'm Or. &imbnu, elm erfabrener
S~pe3ioIiIt bebonoelt. Gr iiebt es
ais Elm 8ltnoer an, onB ibm nidts
gel6eben lit uno Der 8atient befinoet
iid bereits auf Dem @ege Der geile=
rung.
Oen @ottesOienit in Ser ct. Sobn'S
Stride miro fir ben Derungliiften
Serrn Gforrcr SER Baitor SorrD
Ioner BON 0ieIer Sto0t berfeben.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01
0emtider &rieaerbnn0.

Mm Montog, ben 81. 8. Mts. bot
tie Der Oeutidc &rieeerbltno in &orl
Sommels Gereinslofol feline mpnot=
lide @eriammlung, Die BON Selone-
bel 2inobeimer eroffnet puroe. @e-
gen oerMbipeienbeit bes Serrn &oupt=
manns s. 2ebner iihergab Der Selb=
mebel Dem &amerahen &orl Som-
mel Den Gorftb. &err Sulius Wann-
beimer BON Der beutiAen 8otl1aft
iibergab Dem Rrieeerhuno Elm Mau-
lergemebr gum @eihenf. Der @or-
iibcnhe prifdte I'M Manen beS Bun
oes Dem @eber ben ber8ltditen Dani
fir oas u~ertnolle @ei6enf aits. Nof).
Dem oie iiblihen @eid6fte erIcoig1
mareil, ihloB man Bic &eriammlung
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01

9anbiGser tets %bOrrGtis!
8ibler's,
532 Genter Msarft u. 1S @isss @arft
Die eiu3iss @erfanfsitele fir ed,te
2auoiGgfr.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01
&~eriammlnnsen Der ~fommenbcm
NDGe.

MOntag, ben 4. Gftober:
u@oibington Sid &elief" in 705
7te Str. N.-@.
rDiitrift 4t0" in 922 $50. @nc.
u@erein 8opern", In 922 $50. glne.
9ienstas, 5. Cftober:
Mrminius 2oee SEQ. 25, S.I. q. sc.
in Ncilen Wdlonic SempeI.
uShipaben= &erein", in 705 Z. Str.
MittiuOdt 6. Mnamit;
uOnteI 8rafig 0amenperein", IN
3t4 6 Strobe M.-@.
uEednifer @eretn". In 314 6 Ctr:
N.-@.
Tonmerstas, Z. Sftober:
n@ermonia MGnnerhor", in 1929
go. glbe. N.=@.
.@m. 3eIl 2oge $50. 81, in 922
$50. glbe. W.=@.
gSoaialiitiihe 8artei", S11 g-Str
W.-@.
n@nfbington @riitlinerein" 6te IL.
G-StraBe N.=@.
D@lattoeutiher @ereen". in 705
Ute Ctr, M.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01
Gr6ffnmmg Der @interiniiDn I'M
.8ermania MGnnerhDr".

g(m Donnerstog, Den 90. b. Mts.,
mur0e Die 8interiailon I'M y@erma.
mia MGnnerhor" nit elmer NbenOun-
terboItung, perbun0en nit fomiihen
8ortrGeen uno einem Sbeaterltiid, CT
0ffnet. 3pbIrei6 itromten Die @olte
o1 Dem 8ergniigungslofol.
Die WGnner6orler %eroffneten 0as
8rogromm nit Dem 2ieoe: u@enn al.
le8riinnlein flieBen" uno IieBen oann
SINGERS SriibIingslieo" folgen. Ser
Iortrag mofte unter Der uusge5eid-
neten 2eitlng oes Dirigenten &errn
g. S. Gbri1tiani einen bor5iiglihen
.@inortd unO elm langanboltenoer SIP.
plaus be[obnte Die quite 2eiitune.
8ierauf trltgeit &err un0 Srnu @eorg
lDiener iopie 9err @enrD Snnoers
Elm ser @egenpnrt angepnBtes Gou.
pIet Dor, oas bon Dem Gitblifum nit
Beifan aufgenommen mltroe. Ote.
fem folgte Elm Gornett=SoIo oesSerrn
ism. Cider, Der bon leinem @nfel Sc
onarO begIeitet lpurDe; beiOe Wuiifer
muroen allerieits Oh ibrer gliten Get
Itunq belobnt. Sin Sbeaterltiid, be,
titelt sic nSlild)t aus Sing-Sing"
puroc Johann gegebert. Inter Den
Ounlen uno 0errell, Die bieles Stiid
a~uffiibrten ipnren Die folgenoen :SSran
SEQ. @aner, SEER 8et. Wattern, Ser,
Sui. &nienfefo unh @err 5rib Die
rer. &eihIi1er 8eifalI belobnte bie
CUTE 2eiltune. Serr Setter Wottern
lang: Stole inee mir; &err Mar
Scr folgte inn nit bent SpIo: gu
StrnBburQ altf Der langen 8riif'".
9eiDc SoIoiiten modten ibre Sahe
iebr OUT. Mlsbonn tris Der Mdn-
aerd)or y9nS erite 9ieb@ ultb ben st
Dclio- Mlnrih" per. Den NmpelenOen
gcfielen bieie beiDen Stiide iebr uno
tic Oriidtet ibre groBe REMEMBERING
iiber Die 2ciitung Der We1nnerhorler
ans. &err 9onrae Weib erbeitertt
oorouf bas Ylbltfum NIT ieinen @ib.
en-. @err aarl &alnmel, Der Ser.
einspirf. erntete nit iainen bumori.
ittid)en snlhatepliebern sraBen BET
fan.
Serr nlb Srnu &ommel beipirteter
bic @Gite aufs @eite. Dos geboten'
@iien mar ausge5eihnet un0 berSrop
fen Bier aug Sammels &eler mlnoe
tie iebr. Serrn @ommel uno ieinet
6rau gu 9obe lei geiagt, Bob beio
|ibren @diten Die groBte Mufmerfianl
felt 5ulpenoeten.
Wir seben bier onS 8rogranm oe.
|, @ermania M1nnerbor's" fir bic be
t poritebenoe Soiion:
1915,
Donnerstag, den 20. September:
Abend-U ~nterhaltung,
Theater und Komisehe Vortraege.
Donnerstag, den 81. October:
Abend-U nterhaltung
und Komische Vortraege.
Donnerstag, den 25. November:
Abend- Unterhaltung
und Komische Lustspiele.
Donnerstag, den 80. DECEMBER:
Weihnachts- Bescheerung,
1915.
DonneFstag, den 30. Januari
Abend- Undertaking. und Theater.
Mantag, den 21. Fehruar.
Maskenhall,
Donnerstag, den is. Maerz:
Humoristische Sitzung.
Donnerstag, den 30. April.
Theater-Abend.
Gbriitian fanber's Masenbitter
beilt lInDerbamlidfeit nn0 Ma-
nenhe5hherNeu * EenfS Air
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01

t' t
gnS Ser Mhtb. 2ouis sAnbe, elm
|8iiraer unlerer Staot @aibingtont
ON ienem oenfipiiroigen %. Sonnar
1871 oos iebt 70 bel beiprofene Wte-
mortal (&etition), oufiette, meld)es
|6emirffe, ooB onl ndflten Gage, Dem
%. SSsonllor 1871 @ralioent Il. @ro1t
8efebl aob, baB ale peitcre Mnsfmbr
uOn @affen nnb MtnnitiDa an Jratlf-
reid anf1Sre, aing fr 81 Folsenoen
Siiracrm MaibiMeton's, bic has Spfit'
mettt, ueId,es ii1 jeoer IN u%nierer 81
bIiptbef bes 0onarpiIes, (@ol, 1862,
Soitle WtisceaonenliS go. | to 50.
5hiro Seilipn, Al. Gonereb 1870
III, 6. 1853, anfeben faint uiter.
Seidnsten Gsfar 9erldnDer, S. ..
@liu,er. Ghos. Mfnbes, 3obn 6. Ai-
CREDIT; Sos. @erhdrot; V. $. @ths
|{toot: @eorg 3lnemann; &dspor
IOfeniiein uno nn0ere.
&er non oieien gllten 8iirgeru lebf
nod? Fl SRI. Mnita @6ooe oie God
ter beg Manncs, beflen giamen jebi
10 pieI eenajilat miro, modte bieriiber
| Ausflnft hoben. @eide Srenbe mo-
re es fiir lie, penn lie. burh bieien
Mufrnf on3lt DeranlaBt, audi MIR ct.
mem Ser oben genannten alten Serrer
Die San0 Oriiden 0iirfte un0 lDomog-
Iih etmos iiber ienen %. Sonlinl
1871 All boren befommen f0nnte. Wit
Ser Soffnuns altf oieie gliidli6e Nus.
fiGt
MnitoS dabe,
1917 Ontario 9lace, q. @.
@aibington, 8. 6.
Wehurten.
Nbrobam uno gige Sober, Wdbhen
Geo. 1tno 9. @idmonn, 8nabe,
SoSesfSae:
Stepbon s. Gbomns, ! Sabr alt, Dor
tf9 M-Str. S.-G.
gltaeneMpers, 39Sobre alt pom 1000
26tc Ctr. W.@.
.Seirats : eiseniem.
@eorq &. Sdmiot unb Slcrenee q.
Boteler.
gmil S. 8odidmio unb Mnbre q.
Mpucltre.
G~aabiGser tets ~pOrrGtis!
8ibler's,
532 Genter Marft u. IS @isss @arft
Die eiusiae @erfanfsiele fir ed)te
I 0nmA:Xnap
Washington Journal., 1915-10-01

Gbriitian FanScr's berii6mte
@irsinia 8Drtiueine. @on ben
beiten Mersten fir 8lntarmmt
empfoblen. Nnr gu baben 900
7te Gtrake.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

Mrs. Arthur Moore returned to her
home In Austin today. after a visit
to her mother. Mrs. J. n. Cole.
Don't forget 10 see the beautiful
display Of fancy work by the Catholic
ladies' Tuesday and Wednesday next
In rear OF Commerce building.
Turkey dinner for all by the. catho-
lie ladies' Tuesday and Wednesday,
November aoth to December LIST. al
Commerce kuilding.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Reed. Mrs. ]. V.
sugEs and Miss Fioy l.arkin formed
an automobile party Of visitors to
Bryan today from Hearne.
Misses Eddie Smith and velma DE
Hay. students Of Bryan Baptist Acad-
envy. went to their homes In calver,
today TO spend Thanksgiving.
The officials Of the Bryan and Cen.
trail Texas Interurban report that up
to date the Interurban has brought
into Bryan $3.50 bales of>fhis seasons
cotton. Thy have also handled 14o
cars Of cottonseed over the road this
season.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

The Eagle viii pay 2ikc a pound
for old rags II they are clean.
J. +. Mathis and r. Griffith we're
In the city today from Reliance.
Mrs. G. n. Wicker has returned
from a visit to relatives in Waco.
Grady English and See Morley
were In town today nom North Zulch.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Davidson and
50" we're in town today from Harvey.
IRIS. W. T. Newcomb went to Hous.
ton on a visit to relatives yesterday.
Mrs. J. o. Thomas Of Navasota ar
rived today for visit to Mrs. sallie
Thomas.
Rev 8. r. McClung OF Jacksonville.
Is a guest Of his daughter. Mrs. ]. G..
Minkert.
Miss Ada Field went TO Calvert 10.
day to spend Thanksgiving at her
home in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Randolph OF
Partlett are guests OF friends and rel.
atives in this city.
Miss Mary Mcclung Of the Baptist
Academy has gone TO her home at
lola for Thanksgiving.
NJ. q. Buchanan and daughter. Miss
Fac. OF Harvey were among the visi.
tors In the city today.
Miss Ruth Taylor IL at home from
Rye. whore she Is teaching this ses.
sion. TO spend Thanksgiving.
Misses Althea Edge and Annie Mae
Locke have returned from n brief
visit TO friends In Navasota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson. Jr.. and
little son. Chester. Of Normanges> are
spending Thanksgiving Win Judge
and Mrs. J. @. Mipksye
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

Mr.. y. l. Scott Of " Worth and
Miss Lucille Bate were united in. mar
rlase at O'Clock today at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and 3irs.
T. R. Bate. Rev. NJ. y Weaver. pzs.
tor OF the First Baptist Church. Off
ciating. A more extended notice will
appear In the society columns Of the
Eagle saturday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Scott left Immediately after the
ceremony for ~. Worth. where they
viii make their home.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
CHILD SERIOUSLY ILL.

Relative in this city have been no
titled Of the serious Illness Of little
T. p. Evans. son OF Mrs. Leila Evans
who. with her two sons. has been
visiting relatives in Dallas for sever
al days. Master T. p. was stricken
with ptomaine poison about a weel
ago. and since that time has been
stricken with paralysis. and at the
last report was lingering between life
and death. The many friends Of ths
family In this city hope very much
that at the next report his condition
viii have improved.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
Local AND OTHERWISE

The Eagle win buy all your clean
rags.
s. and VIII Byers were here to
cay from Independence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wilcox visited
the city today from Tabor.
Miss Lola Jones Of Harvey was
shopping In the city today.
Don't throw those rags away. The
Eagle win buy all you have.
J. L. Cobb was In town from Cot.
ebnwood on business today
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hearff visited
the city today from Eurten.
Mrs. Otto Budde and little son are
visiting relatives In Hearne.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
ARRESTED CAD MEXICAN.

0melio Gonzales. Mexican. was ar
rested last night and lodged In jail
by Constable c. L. Baker on a charge
OF unlawfully carrying a dirk Con-
zales Is reported to have been under
the influence Of intoxicating liquor
and made an effort to stab Constable
Bake with the dirk when he was ar
rested. $50 h.ri
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
HUNTING PARTY.

II you intend going on hunting
trip Thanksgiving. don't borrow q
gun when you can rent one cheap or
can buy one cheap at W. J. Chris
tian's.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

Elks rally tonight At 9 o'clock.
Every member urged to be there. We
need your help to make Slippery
Guich success All inside dope win
be given out In meeting tonight. A.
X. Brown. Z. r.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
BAPTIST PRAYER MEETING.

The usual mid-week prayer meeting
will be held at 1880 o'clock this even.
ing. A cordial invitation to attend is
extended to all. NJ. E. Weaver. pas
to-.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

Mrs. J. b. Hines returned TO her
home In Dallas today. after n pleas
ant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Hines
and other friends and relatives in this
city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
NOTICE U. o. C.

The Daughters Of the confederacy
win have their regular monthly meet
ing at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. An
members are asked to be present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

L. L. Lindsey and Miss Cora Nor.
gan.
J. c. Mcleod and Miss Kelly Cobb.
F. l. Scott and Miss Lucille Bate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

W. S. Mial was in town on business
today from the Bottom.
Mrs. J. II. carnes and children went
to Almer. Texas, today for visit to
relatives
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24

All our ladies' wool dresses. also
all our silk dresses. we are now SELL
ing at greatly reduced prices.
Webb Bros.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-24
NOTICE.


The Pythian Sisters win have their
regular social meeting tomorrow.
Thursday. night at O'Clock. All
Knights are invited. Mrs. John N.
Caldwell.
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TO THE LADIES.

All our ladies' wool dresses. also
all our silk dresses. we are now sell
ing at greatly reduced prices
Webb Bros.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12
SOLDIER is DECORATED
Brings Wounded Soldier to Safety
After Risldng Own Life.

BERLIN, Nov ~ - The general
staff reports that Wilhelm Duester-
sick, private of the 55th reserve in
fantry regiment, has been awarded the
iron cross of the first class for an act
of exception, self-sacrificing bravery.
He was in a trench in the Cham
payne with his company three weeks
ago. During a dark night the soldiers
heard cries for help from the field
before their position The cries soon
become weaker and after a while only
moaning was heard.
Duestersek decided TO save the
wounded man from whom the cries
came, although his comrades told
him that this would be suicide and
tried to keep him back. Under cover
Of the darkness he left the trench and
crept over the field. After passing
French outposts he found the wound
ed soldier Placing the helpless man
on his back he started to creep back
to the trench which he reached safe
~. although he was fired at repeated
ly by the French pickets.
The prince Of Lippe decorated him
with the merit-cross for bravery and
with a gold medal.