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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

Mrs. Williams of the Prince mine
Is spending a few weeks with her par
ents at Provo, Utah.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

W. II. Pitts and wife; H. I. oling 4
house and wife; and Mr.. RolIo and wife
| Of Ogden, have been camping on Baker
creek this week. They also visited Le-
mans cave.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17
Personal and
Local Items
DR.. |. MARCO, DENTIST

II you contemplate doing any building
this year see the Hodges ook Mercan-
tile company about it. Advt.
H. K. Van Wagenen was in Salt Lake
this week on business trip.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

-e' Fitzgerald is spending j.
vacation with relatives in Utah.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

me county tax list for 1915 was print
ed In the Record office this week an,
delivered Thursday to Assessor Ronnow
The booklet has been mailed to all
taxpayers in Lincoln county.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

Mrs. L. H. Beason is expecting the
arrival today of her sister Mrs
W. r. Koob, and daughter Kathleen. O,
Brayton. Iowa, who have been spending
a month in California with friends ant
seeing the expositions.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

All forms Of legal biz nks for sale at
thu Rec' I'd Office. II Adv.
Tom McCormac is figuring on leav-
ing in few days on a trip to the
Groom mining district.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

The Culverwell Bors' teams have be en-
pusy this week hauling machinery fol-
the fuba Leasing & Development Co.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

moving picture company is due to
arrive in Callente next Monday when
James Ryan will have about 200 head
OF cattle on hand to be used in filming
some real wild west scenes
upon his mining property. Nc expect
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

Catalogues are in season. You caa
Get them at the Meat Market. Advt.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-17

The card Of A. l.. Scott, attorney-at-
law, appears in this issue of the Record.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-05
e. v~iiIIisrno debe considerarse como total
n1ente aniquilado
Tn nuevo grupo ha resuelto va la Gorma de dar sda a u movimiento
armada. ;Que elementos tiene la nueva reVoEucion para enfren-
tarse con el carrancisrno? Pronto 10 diremos

bales, 50 hait1n ahnra II" ial modo
~amI.auada>. que haSIa rl anunrio
ir ""urml"o a. Irrn0r" para que 81
pav"r =. pint" IN lodaS las raraS y
raia dui"n 50 ,iISp"n=a a la hui,ia.
la nj entire los principles irf">
- haiia de- ~ofrnSiya: Iod"> Green
que Ia ,InirH esperanto dr salvation
rSla en- las >~irrra> h. Chihuahua. .
mas ar;j Il" Ia Inca diyi>oria. ESa
lar@a y doloro~a <"ric lie baIalIaS
que 80 ~irSarro1l6 dn~d" Crlaya has
ia Agua<raiirnjeS. dondo en- vano
1ui>o Francisco Villa conlenrr a
>uS hombrr> ordrnanio ruSiiamirE-
los IN masa: 81 rrlirada. a iravGs
Il" un deSiertn sin aqua. Sicmprr
arosados por cl cnrmi=o. y por ill
limo. la drsolaridn "a que haIIaron
4 Ia antcS riente "P"rIa Il" Ia La
=una. convlrileron a los Antiques
Iormldables vlilISlaS en- hombr"S
propios para rScapar q lnutllcS pa
IA Ia lurha y para las "moclon"S
IT, Ids J'rI'aoa9 ''I-'l'''''>;
,a. mn;,io
nados y nouin,dos 1uc 81 viIIismo
pudo opcinr a Ohrr2Gn. Sc han re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-05
N0ntinuaI';i)

Il; Il peso De orc.
81 irfr lie In Division del NortC
rrryd que pondria rrmrdio a Ia ST.
lUHri6n ]an@u>!inSa en- que - en-
r"nlraba. aprlandu Il prorrdimirn-
los de- terror: Impulse ~priStamoS,
"ruIrn6 ratrnS I'll las lu@lrrS que
SuplI>o drp6sitos dr romrStibIc>:
arord6 fuSilamirnios.. .Pcro todo
ruG en- vano: Ia miseria general ma
da pudo darlc va. y SuS homhrcS 81
-ui"ron paSando hambr"s y su-
frirndo las incorporates torturas
,lr la ialta de- alimontaci6n.
Acudi6 a Chihuahua: rn Chihua-
hua halo que no habia NADIA. nj 81
Iuicra para IN p~"blaci6n rrSidcntc
ALI. Los prrrio> "ran tan altos CO.
mo rn TOrr~dn. y solo a fuerza ir
rllrgos y 0rrrrimirnt0S Solian en-
ronlrar los particulars al@o para
Salisfac"r las a~prrmiantcS nercsi-
dadeS del vivir.
EnlonreS penS6 cn la Importation
dc where's de los E.SladO> TnidOs
PerO I'll papel moneia ha baiadO de
tai modo y cs tan dificil la colora-
cidn de alguna tanIidad fuerlc en-
Ia ciudad de Fl paSo. que difiril-
mrnte podri !levar iodo 10 uue ne
Cr>iIa para vOlvcr 81 yigor V In
.tnergia a Su genie. Ia habid0 uuien
.ofrezca. inuliImente. Ochenta pesos
papel mOneda vilIista por IN dollar.
Los cambiStaS. IespuGS de harnr
negOciO. 10 vendnT AaSta snspnta V
cincO pOr unO.
.Aparte del estate moral de de-
preston en- que st encuentra. hay
que anOtar. para Greer en- cl ami
quilamiento del villismO, las deser-
clones que Ocurren diariamente. V
no solo entire las classes de tropa.
Sino tambien entire Ia 0ficialidad V
entire los jefes. Miles de soldados
han huido para los EStadoS Unidos
o Sc han undo al carrancismo
.triunfante: gran nimero de oficia-
les pasan la frOntera Y no regresan
Pasa la Sc. col. So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-05

-"A!nmania nSta rrd!i7andI IN
eSfnrr7O supreme para veneer 4
Russia. cP0r Qnr 40 Ia rcali2a con
ira Franria. birn para traiar dr
tnmar!r Paris. hirn para c0@rrIr
los pilrr;0S l~ranrrsrS del !Iinral
del N0rir? In prligr0 immense
So ci"rnr s1hrr TurQlia. rnya rNiS
innria %uarional araSo d"Saparr2ca
81 mismo dia Ell que 81 capital. In
hi>tIrira C0nStantin0pla. ca!@a m
polrr he los aliadoS. :P0r Cue A.
lrm&n!a no Ia rnVIado un gran
ritrcito IN auxiIiO de Ia "Pu"rta". 4
mrnalada de- d"Strurri6n? cPor
luG AIrmania. tan apng1da a los
=nlpcS "cSD"cu!arr>. como ah6ra
- ,Iir". 10 ha inrrniadO llrVar
Il raho Ii inva>iin de- Italia para
adurlarSr de- 1T riuIad-ricrua?
NarS0via no - Paris. no ~ Roma
no - C"u-iantinopla. y. mIliiar-
mrujr. val" mrunS lu" Calais. Dun
Qn"rlIr q 81 IIaVrr. dcSd' dondr
p0dria .Alrmania nmrnalar II In
=]!atcrra. :hnr lur, pms. - I'm
iir!@iIu contra Russia IL =i=anirSrn
rSfIrrIo .lr los .i"!t0noS? Sr@ui-
mas rrryyutt JrI,. S~l.rurriu ann
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-05
PLATICAS P0PULARES
FL desastre de Ia c~oIulnna Gonzalez Salas

d.! frrr0rarril irata dc c"ntrarHS-
tar 81 ayanrr dr un6S dos nil r.
yoNurinnarioS lIr p0r otro lafo. p0r
Fl ,In Ia r0.lna mas rlrVaia. haia-
ban II grrrp0S nutriiiSim"s Il ron-
iimar 81 aialu".
"EStrag0S de In arlilirria.-I.aS
haia> cram grandeS. drbii0 Il Ia ar
liberia. que maicria.mrnir barria
q las rryo.urionarioS. prro rStoS
hi'n prOntO - rrrSarcian con los
nucyos rcfucrIoS lur baiaban de-
los rnrros.
a las dos y cuartO IA h"rido
81 Captain del Eslado Mayor. Die
70 Manuel Ramirez. con una bala
"u IN hrazo. POGO daSpufs 81 Ma
yor Njro!is Martinez, que Sigur rn
un punto maLo y p"Ii@roSiSimO, re-
rihr ana hrrida en- II mIn0. '
no Oh~!lui" $50. " air!anl", Y co
mo 81 ra!or a~braSad0r t. m0l"sta.
So luiIa un rhalu"tin negro dr to-
Ia ru="maIa. ,ianI" mas hIanro Il!
rnrmi.0 ron ANA rani-a lila que
l.-va. l|Hrrr,. que iu,Iu~ los iIrOS
I. ii pitnia IL" Ia Gina :" ,%iirliru
haria II. AI=uirn m" dice que
rI..rnr lr. ,!rl puu Irs ru,. l.. fra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-05
Articulos Ajenos
NEGOCIOS E~XTRANJEROS

Ia rntnurrs SO ~"cmpanlano Ia IN
vaSi6n alamana IN In gran repn-
b!ira latina. Ah0ra Aiemanla lia-
80 ~asfurr21S prOdigiosos p0r con
wistar Ia POl6nia RlSa, p6r cnS"-
ilGrarSr dc las prnvIncias riIS:S
del Ra!iir0. De ahi al colossal eiir
ritn Gnc a las 6rdrnes de linden
burg. Mack"nSrn y Burlow, pe!ea
an rSaS rcgiOnrS cOalra los ruSOS.
:Qur :" prop1nc Alcmania o
rSia Formidable rampaiia que cs-
I'll l.rvando contra Russia? :Entrn-
dcri ahOra q! E.Stados Mayor Ale
man que Russia cS IN Inca lie me-
Hor r~rSiSicnria, que e. mas ilcli
veneer It Jos rusOs que a los anglo
francesca. cE.ntrnd"r;i que "aho-
ra Ia Iuc importa rs %aaIlnilar
rrim"r0 4 Russia para angular ieS
pms Il los a!iadOS De 0rcItnnt"?
~I'ar|rrn0S lur. r>ta Nrz iamhI:n.
:. "luivnrari 81 t.siado Mayor ale
man. Russia no Srr:i anilIllada
"ah0ra". como no 10 fnr "anl"S.
i]aup0r0 In gran nacidn rrplhlIra
M dc Europa. Russia acabari p0r
arrOiar lie 81 Su"lo 4 los inras0rcS
airnnancS q los cOnirn:iran, cual
han sidO %cOntenidOS en- E'rancia. :;
Russia 50 SinticSe dtbil procuraria
rcf0rZarSc con Rumania. cc'!itndo-
IT, los territories que 'iSla pide pa
IN unirSr Il los aiiad0S contra los
truIonrS. v ~pr0curaria i.ualmcntr.
atrarrSr n Bulgaria. Ofrrcitndolc
Lila MarCaOnia.. de aeucF.in. pOr Sll
pucSlo ION ln@latcrra y Franria.
y rSt0 Ia haria Russia 81 So SintirSr
dtbil p0rqur antcS que tod0 10 i'm
pnrtanl" para ella rS veneer nj i'm
prria alcmin. Cuando 81 gran
citrritO" cntrG en- Moscow crry6
Napoleon habcr hundido una cs-
paha IN 81 cOra26n Il" Russia. lie
gar haSta Moscow So cOnsider6 I'm
hrrhc nSIuprndo. Sin embargo.
rOnIinIIO In guerra. y no pas6 mn-
rho tempo sin que 'cl gran eitrciiO"
y 81 Gran Empnrad0r experimental
sen IN dcSaSIrc cSpantoso. rs
possible que ahora So repita Ia his
Ioria: !uc Ia invasion alrmana
irn@a Surric tan aciaga como Ia
QUE tuvo In invasion franccSa''.
:! :. :.
No ronocrm0S iOlavia ri tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-05

Pasa la Sc. col. So.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

Italy has over 1000 miles Of sea
coast to defend. with its various
island possessions.
The territory OF seven Nations Joins
that OF the German Empire.
All the Victoria Crosses given TO
British soldiers for exceptional acts
OF valor are manufactured from can.
non taken from the Russians at Sc.
bastopol.
The reports come from high Roman
circles TO the effect that King Victor
Emanuel Of Italy win lead his troops
In person. lie is said 10 resent
strongly the bitter names that Aus.
tria and Germany have called Italy.
Charles +. Murphy. the leader Of
Tammany Hall. declares that the re-
suit OF the Barnes-Roosevelt libel suit
VIII not affect his future career. al
though his name was mentioned
prominently as a political boss dur.
ing the trial.
Although reports have been Issued
TO the contrary. government officials
state that citizens OF the United
States need no passports before en-.
tering the Dominion Of Canada either
as business travellers or tourists.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
Practice Makes Perfect.

With unerring aim the more than
angry wife hurled a cup and saucer
at her husband.
Then. grabbing the breadboard, she
deity batted the salt cellar and pep
per castor toward him. But this was
not all; there followed a terrific and
well.aimed stream Of crockery.
The unfortunate man sought safety
In the hall.
Although he was bruised all over.
he managed to derive little conso.
lation by muttering:
Now. I'm a silly ass! ought TO
have known that that woman had an
Interior motive directly she com.
menced TO devote so much time to
table pingpong. and | ought to have
put a stop to II at once.-New York
American.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
RAILROAD NOTES.

Adam Darling has been appointed
claim agent OF the Rio Grande. with
headquarters at Denver. vice c. 8
Mitchell. resigned.
Proposed increased freight rates on
news print and other paper east Of
the Mississippi and north OF the Ohio
river were suspended today by the
Interstate Commerce Commission un.
Ill September q. pending investisa-
tion Of their reasonableness.
Oral arguments on the Western
freight rate advance have been set
for June 22 by the Interstate Com.
merce Commission. The commission
also authorizes the filing OF open
briefs by all parties concerned no,
later than June 10 and reply briefs
not later than June 20.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
THE HUMAN TOUCH.

The world.optlmists are sometimes
rewarded with a glimpse OF the
brighter side OF war. and instances
of sunlight In the storm-of the hu.
man touch In the inhuman strife
are not uncommon. The Indianapolis
News finds evidence OF this brighter
side in recent story from the
trenches-the story OF a song. as re.
ported In ILLUSTRATION OF Paris:
"A French general In the forest OF
Argonne told a junior officer that he
wanted snapshot Of the German
trenches. The line OF trenches was
but twenty yards away. As he was
arranging his camera he CHANGED to
whistle the air OF popular German
song. OF which two lines. translated,
are as follows:
In the valley below,
All, how glorious II Is there'
Then from the German trench op-
posite came the concluding couplet,
whistled In the same key:
"Ah. II Is so glorious there.
With the huntsmen would be"
The story says that five Germans
with their heads above the trench
we're singing and. looking at the man
with the camera. they called out
Good morning. comrade."
And the salutasion me; With hesriy
response from the French side. and
then they withdrew, to walt and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
MISTAKES AND THE PRESS.

Thirty years ago a Kansas news.
paper reported a wedding which fail.
Cd to take place. II apologized and
corrected the error In the next issue
The other day. In the Thirty-Year-
Ago column, the paper repeated the
mistake and had to apologize and cor
rect itself all over again. Which goes
70 show A man win make the same
Spisiaks over again n he lives, Ions
enough.-Amarillo News.
OF the making OF books there is
no end. remarked Solomon solomonly.
And Just as there Is no end to the
number Of books. so Is there no end
TO the number OF newspapers and
mistakes. A newspaper is as prone
20 error as the spark Is prone to float
upward from the crate. That there
d nothing that isn't exactly right is
M impossible In large publication
as 1t would be impossible for a
speaker to use fifty thousand words
In an address covering a hundred
subjects and not say one word amiss.
The wonder Is that there are not
fewer errors In the press. and II Is
a fact that the public speaker makes
half q dozen mistakes where the
newspaper. with the same number OF
words. makes only one or two. or
none. OF course the press Is In duty
bound to be careful. for what !, prints
has a far wider circulation than the
spoken word. All the same. consid.
ering its necessities and limitations.
the press 10 oppressed. It receives
less consideration and kindness in
these matters than Il deserves. and
sometimes we are almost persuaded
that a people who prosecute their free
press do not deserve that boon. II
they had to endure a throttled press,
a press censored by martial law, q
press made subservient to autocrats
In high station. they would soon be-
gin 10 howl for the free and imperfect
but honest and unterrifed press such
as serves them today-state Press.
or course. mistakes are likely to oc'
cur. not only In the best regulated
households, but also in the best regu-
lated newspapers. but coming back
TO this wedding business that caused
the double-header amende honorable.
we would like to know who. after all
these years. was still on the job to
take up the cudgel and make the
meek and downtrodden editor come
across. Was Il one OF the original
parties. and II so. male or female?
Or was II some descendant from n
marriage contract with a change In
parties OF the first and second part
from those named In the purported
original contract? Was the same edi'
tor az the desk. and II so. what eN'
cuse has he to offer for being so for
getful?
The Eagle moves this matter be
taken up at the forthcoming meeting
OF the State Press Association nj
Corpus Christi. process be issued for
the parties at interest In Kansas. and
the whole thing be sifted as wheat.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
TUESDAY, JUNE I. 1915.

Present class rates OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee a 81. Paul and other rail.
roads between Freeport r3d Rock.
ford, ILL.,. and points sls'' the mn.
nois-lndiana State lis' have been
found unduly discriminatory by the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
compared with the rates from other
cities In the same territory. such as
Chicago and Peoria.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
Safe to Try.

A friend OF Nat Goodwin was stay.
Ing with the actor in his home in
California in the hope Of obtaining
relief from chronic dyspepsia. One
day he was taking a walk along the
beach with his host.
Il have derived relief from drink.
Ing glass Of salt water from the
tide" said the invalidly solemnly. do
you think | might take a second'"
Goodwin reflected deeply. WELL
he replied with equal seriousness. y
don't think a second would be
missed. "-Osteopathic Magazine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
BRENNAN COTTON MILL
iNSTAllS NEW sPiNplEs

Brenham, Tex. June Improve
ments are being made constantly in
the South Texas Cotton Mills. that
are being operated successfully un.
der the direction OF Manager Tom A.
Adams. At present AS new spindles
and two new spinning frames are be.
ing installed To meet the increasing
number OF orders. This machinery Is
the latest 1915 product. The mills
are doing a good business and run.
ming all the time. frequently at night
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

President Wilson's patience, for.
bearance and longsuffering with
Mexico is about exhausted. He is
now preparing manifesto to the
contending factions OF that Republic
advising them that steps must be i'm.
mediately taken to restore order, or
this government will be compelled to
act upon It's own initiative. The long
continued revolutionary movements
In Mexico have reduced the people to
suffering and starvation and the
United states must either take care
Of them or restore peace. Mr.. WI.
son will take care OF them as long as
necessary and will enforce peace at
the earliest moment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

l619-Habeas Corpus Act.
lsiS-Defeat OF the Danes by the
Germans.
iSi6-A convention OF delegates to
revise the constitution OF New
York met at Albany.
ls5i-Four British steamers attacked
and destroyed the ships. dock
yards and stores at Uleaborg.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
STEAMER WAS SEIZED.
Alleged Craft From Mexico Had No
Proper PAPERS.

Mobile. Ala, June 1.-The steamer
A. A. Raven. 2.i5s tons. from Pro
greso. Mexico. with cargo OF 5000
bales of sisal. on arrival here last
night was seized by officials Of che
customs department Of the United
States for violation OF the shipping
laws by coming into an American
port from a foreign port on coastwise
clearance papers. An appeal will be
made by the steamship owners to the
Treasury Department for a release OF
the vessel.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

The many friends Of ]. NJ. Kincan-
non. a prominent farmer Of the Har.
vey community. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Bryan Hospital yesterday. will be
glad to learn that the operation was
successful and that Mr.. Kincannon
was reported to be resting easy to-
day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

The fight for our schools for next
session Ia now on. Let every citizen
OF Bryan do his level best to iill them
with students. There are no better
schools than ours and in helping TO
swell their enrolment you not only
help the schools. hut do a real favor
for the students whom you induce to
coma bore
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
IS|X KILLED IN
DALLAS AUTO WRECK
BIG Auto Truck Was overturned,
Killing Six and lnjurine
Fourteen.

Dallas. Tex, June l.-All except
Mrs. Roscoe Hamilton are expected
to recover among the fourteen injured
here last nisht when big auto truck
was overturned. killing six men.
women and children.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

A diplomatic correspondence be-
tween the United States and Germany
with the notes OF both countries
couched In terms as opaque and be-
Jogging as the recent German reply,
would get about to G when the horn
OF Gabriel shall be heard calling the
warning Nations home.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

Dr. Samuel Palmer Brooks, presi'
dent OF Baylor University. has cast
his hat into the Senatorial ring to
stay until the last vote Is counted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
X. OF p. NOTICE.

Regular meeting OF the lodge to
night at $3.50. Election OF officers and
work in.the second degree.
HENRY LOCKE. c. c.
R. T. SMITH, X. OF r. and 5.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

The Germans and allies in the
Western war zone change their posi-
tions so seldom. one might be led 10
believe they had gotten used to the
water in their respective localities.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

The Italians are starting out Ike
they might give the country another
taste Of Pickett's charge at Gettys.
burg.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
cepyrishtHa't seAafisss AMs,,

watch for signals TO blur the bright.
ness OF that Good morning" with
bullets.
But the smoke OF battle cannot
dim the home lights that shine down
on the trenches; the human touch Is
felt there in all the strength OF
Observation-Disclosures Constitution.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

Count that day lost whose low
descending sun
Sees not some British steamer sent
TO kingdom come.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

Brazos County crops are coming.
Wen be all right when harvest time
arrives. Brazos County has never
known a complete crop failure.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01

It's a hard life. Just as soon as
boy gets so big his mother cannot
make him 40 to Sunday school. he
gets a wife who drags him OF to
church. York American.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-01
STORIES OF THE DAY.
Showing His Tongue.

While little Dorothy was visiting.
her hostess dog came running up and
stopped before her. painting. Seeing
his tongue out, Dorothy said:
rs not doctor, doggie. boston
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neighbors love them-and how all the
criticising Is done by the loving
neighbors."-New York Journal.
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The only time some people get busy
Is when they NEEDLE with things that
don't concern them. - New York
Times.
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No specimen OF humanity Is so de-
plorable as the reformed fellow who
has again gone to the bad.-Sew
York American.
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One reason why people like to give
advice Is that their giving does not
diminish their supply.--New York
World.
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PICKED PARAGRAPHS.

Wealth soon brings poverty to o
spendthrift.-Judge.
An old bachelor says that matri'
mony is the best cooking school,
New York Globe.
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How many people are criticised for
not loving their neIghbors as their