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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

&ninfa, feittGjGn mielipibe mnnttmi,
2ontoosia fuoli M. 1888 bptpin
tiinnettu ia barraS, mrttta iiellinboi-
.taiana omituinen pappi, &oplanb
Sill. SGnen fiinaittaan iielnjen pc.
Iastamiiefii ia bGiten omituiiu,lttaar
fiimaa ieitraamafin piirre bGnen eld-
mGstGGn.
&opIanb SilIillG oil topana foti-
bartausbetfin1 rrfoiIIa mpOsfin pal.
meliiainia puoIesta mainitiemaIla
beitd futafin nimeltG ia rufoillen
fuIlefin it'd, mitd ban personalities.
ii iiIminnGbtGpGsti emf fGbesid tor
mitii. SiiGpaImeliia Saara tarpitii
pbtG, I~astenboitaia Sobanna iotafin
toista ia remit Saaffo ipielG iotafin
folmatta.
Sept iai pappisperbe uiiben feittd-
jim nimelt1 @irgitta. @niimGiienG
aomiina b6nen tulonia jGIfeen pitt
pastori fotibortousbetfen, minimum
topalIiiesti ia rifoiIi taos toto bro-
nefuntania piiolesta ia fiiirt tlIi Sir
gitan 'wroro, min rufoiIi pastori bG-
nellie SumoIaIta itatta ipodntd, ipa-
faota benfed ia bGnen iielunia peIas-
tiista.
2tin poItpeIuspGfi oil ba~rtausbet-
fen iGIfeen poistaniit, Min foputet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

8 b. &c oioitti oppiIaitten ~iluresti
e~oistpneen. lluiia oppilaita pitt fe-
iafuulla taas ieminaariin otettaman,
ia olimat peIiet pddttaneet iaaoa iofa
aiemalta fpfenepimmdt miebet iinne
oppia bafemaan. Soipomme, ettG
tamG t6rfcd tpo on iaanut iooanfin
aifana iatfua raltbasia, ia eta me
len apulIo alanlme iaaoa felpolliiia
iobtajia Sumalan ieurafunnalle
Mmbomaalla.
@ofomasti feboittaa ambolGbetpf-
femme npfpinen maifea aiema Quo
men fristitaniaa berGGmdan bartai-
fin e~iirufoufiiin ia raffauoen palpe-
.liafieen tGtG Seuramme eniimdistd
tpomaata fobtaan. Sltolenpito iiita
on usfolliiuutemme foetusfimenG.
Selma.
Slsfen ilmestpneen ipuoiifertomlf-
len mufaan oil NJ. 1914 ldbetpSalal-
lamme &iinaSla 8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
6 l1betpsiaarnaaian maimoa, 6 nais-
labettiG iefG SO fiinalaista mics pn-
ma 5 fiinalaiSta nais-apltstaiaa.
SpontefiioitG meiIlG ndin ollen of
foiffiaon So benfed. HGdaiemia on
Observation-Disclosures s, iimuqiemia ia
iaarnapaiffoia 20, firffoia 3 ia mii-
ia fofousbuoneita 33. Seurafunnan
pbteenlasfetti1 jGienmGdrG oil mrio-
oen lopl1lla 72S, niistG $. ebtoolli-
leila fGipii0itG 5S1. @iime mrton-
ma fastoimat Observation-Disclosures
1877 pafanaa, noin fafii fertaa eoel-
liien muooen faStettujen mGGrGn
fristittpien lapiia fastettiin %, io-
ten fofo fastettuien mGGrG on 15O
benfeG. OlempiG forluja on lGbetpf-
iellGmme 2 ia alempia 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
llnisiaiaarnaaja lltriainen lafannnt
iaarnaamasta.

SGmG &eiteleen pitGiGGn &uopios-
ia mlltttanut iaarnaajanainen on
MT lafannut laornoamasta.
Us. 1909 ilmestpi Suliin firia-
foippaan firjanen nimellG "&oubea
ia merfillinen uni", jonfa oil nGbnpt
eros 9-muotias talolliientptGr Siloa
&aroliina lltriainen. SGmGrt unen.
ia jGlfeiienG aaniiina oil unennGfiid
footlinut t1nnottomafli nuoteelle ia
,9apioin ianoilla: "mltiifalaiiefii tr-
lin nina meliilleni ia oubofii ditini
lopiiIle" olottanut eniimGiien iaar-
mania. EGmGn iGlfeen iaarnaii SEQ
rolina % mltotta jofa aamit, tefsti-
ianoifii fGDttGen arfipGipind ionfun
roomotunlauieen ia iunnuntaiiin
pGimGn eipanfeliumia.
@osta MT oil Siloo lltriainen be-
rennpt iaarnaamasto. &ofo tuono
pitfGnG oifano oil ban main noin
puolen nuooen ajan ipoiennut iaor-
naamasta iofo uomlt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
Sanimmplliiia t~npmioita.

8iiprrin lGGnin fupernoorin an.
tamilla pddtofiilIG omat ieuraapat
benfiIot tiiomititt rongaistitfieen pa-
folliien mGGr1pfIen nojalIa, nim.:
@aimaton naiten SiiIoa @aria
Yerfi0, 8iipurin faupiineista, ndG.
rdstd iImiannosta poIiiiimirfaiIijoi-
ia mastaan pioettdpGfii foIrne fuiif.
ip~anfeuoeSia.
Nabfofauppios Subana 2ustaa
Soimonen, 2pmin pitdidn 4ieriffa.
Ian fpIdstd moImiiben iaappai6en
~ostamiiesta fotamiebiItd 100 min
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
$uomen uutisia.
sllbin MifanSer fnollnt.

8. +. 26 p. fuoli Iernaian pappi-
losia pitemm1n aifaa iairastettuaan
roipaSti Albin Wifanoer 50 wuoben
ipanbona.
&oipaSti Mifanoer mibittiin papif-
Il 10. 1868. @uooeSto 1878 boiti
ban fpmmenfrmnan muotta Siirun
tuomiofapitulin notarion mirfaa,
iiirtpen len iGlteen Suritn laanin-
mcmillan iaarnaajafii. Us. 1884 tilll
ban fappalaiiefii Surfuiin, losta 10.
1894 iiirtpi Yernajan firffoberratll.
@ainaia of toimelios luonteel-
tam, ottaen oiaa milffaasti mpostln
funnoIlileen elGmGdn. Snrusia oil
lesiaan istli ban monet pnooet fail-
pnnqin maltltustosia. San oil Sll'
run ritotlalaiien p~bteisfoulun perus-
taiia ia fen eniimGinen rebtori, M.
1S90-93. Iifaiiemmin oil ban toi-
minut ~opettaiara nieiSia fouluisla
iefG fuulunilt &GprGn faspatlislai-
tofien iobtofuntaan. Sernajaan iiir-
~rpttp1Gn ieuraii ban eoelleenfin in-
nolla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. yein-
pG itGiien luoenmaan rno~tlalainer
fanianopisto iai bGnestd nsfolliien
fannattajun.
Iapisto nalitii bGnet Iesfi- ia or
potassium jcbtofuntaan iefd len tilin-
tarfastaiafii, NJ. 1890 firfpllisfofp-
ufIeen ia popiSton palffauSfomiteaan
1894. Horpoon tl1omiofapitlilin O.
puiGienerlG toimi ban ~. 1897.
8ainajan firjallilista barrastif'
iiSta mainittafoon cttG ban toimitti
ionfun aifaa "gwangeliif Ginning
lebteG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

tim ml1rtaman m%inltutin fuluttlta
pastorin opelle ia pastorin ianottlta
fGpfGG iiiGGnl astiii 9ireitta iiidGn.
= Gee, mitGs teill1 on ipoGmel-
lGnne? = fpipi pastori.
= Suofaa anteefii, berra pastori!
= ianoi 8irgitta, = eta olen min
robfea ia tulen tame luofiennel ..
len iuuresti iloinen iiitG, ettG iaiiin
palmella liionanne ia nina toipon-
fin, ettG tulen piibtpmG1n tGGIlG bp-
min; mlitta MIND tabtoiiin ppptGG
SeitG, ettG cite mainitieiii minurt nj.
meant ritfoiifiisianne, nina en- ole
Iiiben tottiinlit ia nina titnnen etten
nina moi litG oifein bpmin iietdd.
- SpnG on, ettG ilnioititte fen,
@ireitta - ianoi poppi, NINA en-
lrinfaan taboo tebbG mitGGn SeibGn
.~tabtoanne mastoon. Slen paboilloni
iiitG, ettG eiirufoufieni tuntiiu SeistG
tusfaIIiielta, mitta nina moin fpIlG
tGst6lGbtien olla rufoilematta Sei.
odn piioIestanne, jos &c iiitd pobe-
nette.
Sc erfanipat ia @ireitto meri
toiIIeen feittio0n. 4rn buonefunta
ieurc ifpona oarriii,a oil toas fooIIa,
min rufoiIi &oplano Sill eniin plei.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
@enGja ia Gnotii. = Mbiuenamaart
fpiDmSs Gansfan lebbisiG.

JtuNS|uW lCyutSIu..
9. $. Slbmenanmaan fpipmpstG,
jofa on berGttGnpt pilffasta bltomio-
ia mposfin @%nglannin ianomaleb.
b%istosid, fGiitteli Sc Semps iof1 p6i.
ma iitten iobtamasia firioitufiesiaan
otiuffeella "S%afialaiiia iotaliiffeitd
&liotiisia''.
2ebti eiittGG, tiinnustaen &iiotiin
luoran eiiintpmiien, ettd iafialaiiet
opat %iaaneet ullben feinon pllpttGG
&uotiia @endidG mastaan ia ettG
lafialaispstGpGlliiet ruotialaiiet o.
mot npt alfaneet maatia, ettG glbpe-
nanmaa oIili iGtettGipd Tuotiille. Sc
Semps mpontGG Mbwenanmaan iitll-
rem itrategiien merfitpfien Guotiille,
mutta ianoo, ettG ruotialaiiet moimat
lujasti luottaa iiiben, ettd menGlGi-
iiIla raitballiiet aifomlfiet &uot-
Tin nGboen.
GrGGn SC Sigoron firioitlifien iob-
bosta latiuu Snansfa Sagblaoet:
81 ole emf ferto, finn rlfomaiben
leboisid on mime fuitfauiina tullut
chile ajotitS Ibnenanmaan' llofput-
tamiiesta Subtitle. gnii ferran lie.
nee len aiatufien l%auiuniit iulfi tun-
tettlt eglantilainen firjuilija @omon6
@osic, ialanimellGdn edinburgh &e-
pieipin bubtifulin numerosia julfai-
i~emasiaan firjoitufiesia "&uotiin
plolueettomultS". Sittemmin onat
mltiitamat rllotialaiiet lebbet fGiitel-
leet fpipmpstG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

iaffoon taiffa marojen pulitteesia 90
pGipGn manfeuteer.
2ibafalppias elias &ananen ia
fallppa-apulainen Subo Mpffdnen
2appeen pitGjGn Mrmilan fplGstG,
raiabinnan iimuuttamiiesta % MIN
laffoon taiffa mastaapaan 5 pGimGn
manfeiiteen.
2ibafaupias Walafias Selminen
Soutienon pitdiGn Soutienon fplGS-
I'd, raiabinnan iipuuttamiiesta so
MIN %iaffoon taiffa pastaaman 10
paimGn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Spomies Matti Saarinen, Sami-
nan faiipungiSta, pOptd-olueen banf-
fimiiesta iotamiebille pibettGpGfii
fafii fultfalttta m~anfeubesia
Miioitiija 8alter Sompuri, Sami-
nan farlpuneista, poptGoluen %tarjoi-
lemiiesta i%otilaille niinifGGn pibettG.
mGfii fafii fulifa1itta ipanfeltoesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
Enaiuo &nptialaiien banban

pmpGri NiliiGn nanballe baiituli-
maolle on piime tallpera f%erGtpill6
maroilla banfittu 800 marian armoi-
men iiisti ral,ta.aita ia laitettit fluff
faisistutufiia. Sietdiii mGbitellen
ruweta banffimaan uiltta bautafi-
peGfin iillG entinen on elm. oifein-
firjoitufien pltolesta aiwan pirbeel-
linen ia firjaimia iiitG on fulumilen
muofii maifeo eroittaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

lesti moan, fanian ia ie%urafunnan
puolesta, iiirtpi iitte rufoilemaon o.
mar bronefuntania puolesta, iofai.
len erifieen, Saaran, Sobannon ia
Saafon puolesta fen mufaon mitG
fufin beistd %tarpitii ia lopetti iitte
ianen: "Meutta 8irsiton puoIesto
nina en- rufoile SinuIta iiunausto,
fosfa bGnen pafaa tabtonia on, ettei
bdnen puolestaon eiirufoufIia fan.
n%ettaiii".
&obta admibartauoen iGlfeen TO.
prtti taas iofii pastorin omeIIo.
&dpfdd iiid6nl - ianoi pos.
tori, ia feittGiG astui taos fpnnpfieu
pli.
81, berra postori, en- mind
tiitfenfaan tabtoiii eta rufoiliiitte
ttiintiiin tdnGGn rtfoilitte, en- tofi
tabtoiit etta iuIfiiitte minut pois Ri.
foiitiistonne. WinG pppoGn Seitd
ieniuuofii fuitenfin mainiticmoan
minua nimeIta.
&pna, Min ipoGmestGni mielel.
loni, rofos gireitto, = mostaii Sin,
len NINA teen, ia nina en- eniin.
fam iitd epdiIe, ettd SumoIa on flu.
r,aofpa TeitG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
Mmcrifasia iplmitnt aiuipliitpt.

Senaatti CT ole ottanl1t fGiiteltG-
DGfieen @aIfealan ieurafunnasta TO-
toiiin olepan talofos Sialmar 2ab-
ben ia paImeliiatar gbla @iemelGn
anomusta ettG iolmiamania amioliitto
ipabmistettaiiiin fosfa aipioliitto on
ilmlan miuta fatiottano pGtemGfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
Liikemies ia farmari

LIIhcIIIIcS id IdTIIdII
tapaavat toisensa pikaisesti telefoonin
avulla omaksi hy0dykseen ia muka-
vuudekseen.
Bell telefoonin avulla farmilla vol far
mari mukavasti tilata koneen osia ia
muita tarpeita kaupungin liikemiehilta
~kuluttamatta aikaa.
Bell telefoonin avulla kauppaliikkees-
sd vol kauppias tilata tarpeensa farma-
reilta MILLION vain tarvitsee.
Seka kaupungissa eta maaseuduilla
kaytetaan Bell t%elefoonia enempi kuhn
mitaan muuta. Tama puhuu itse puo-
lestaan. JOSEF teilla viela ole sta, that
kaa Sc nyt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
BIG ENGLISH BATTLESHlP WENT DOWN
LOST IN HOME WATERS
BY MINE Or TORPEDO

Was Acting Flagship and Carried High Naval
Officers of Crew of $50 Men Only II
Survivors are Accounted for-Was Splendid
Vessel and Carried Heavy Guns-In France
and Belgium the Allies and Germans are Still
Hammering Each Other With Slight Losses
and Gains on Both Sides-The Russians
Have Gained the CarpathianS but the Aus.
trians Claim to Have Stopped Their Ad
vance-Appeals to Modify Prohibition in
Russia Were Overruled- Germany Gives
Out Number of Prisoners Being Held-Offi-
cials Leave Constantinople Expecting Eng.
lish and French Bombardment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01


London, Jan. 1.-The British battle.
ship Formidable was sunk this morn.
ing In the British Channel by either
a mine or submarine.
The official bureau announces that
seventy-one survivors were picked up
by a British light cruiser and that !,
is possible others may have been res.
eued by other vessels.
The Formidable was acting ss flag.
ship and was carrying high naval Of.
ficers.
The vessel was built In 1893 and
carried twelve.ineh guns. was heavily
armored and Of $1,000 tons dlsplaee
ment and was manned with a crew
Of $50 men.
The exact location Of the Formidable
was not reported. but 1t is believed
she had been in the recent fighting
against the Belgian coast, where a
German submarine had been trying to
attack.
It is feared the loss Of life is about
seven hundred.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
NOTICE oE DISSOLUTION,

The partnership heretofore existing
between W. S. Wilson Jr. and Roger
@. Astin. under the firm name of VIII.
son & Astin, has this day been dis
solved by mutual agreement w. S
Wilson Jr. takes over the stock OF
groceries, etc. and assumes the pay
ment of the Indebtedness of said firm
He will continue the business on his
own account The notes, claims and
accounts due and owing to said firm
have been transferred and assigned tC
Roger Q. Astin. and he will collect
same on his account. Witness oul
hands at Bryan, Texas, this 3lst da!
Of December, 1914.
W. S. WILSON JR.,
ROGER Q. ASTIN.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
TO ELEcTRlFY TO VILLA MARIA

Another car Of poles was received
yesterday by the Bryan & College In.
terurban which will be used in cleo
trifying the line to villa Maria Acad
emy The Eagle is informed ;hat this
work will be pushed through as rapid
ly as possible. and the officials OF the
road hope to have the work completed
by the time the car arrives from St
Louis, after being shipped from that
city on the 18th of this month.
The forces at work repairing the
track and leveling up the roadbeC
have been taking advantage OF tbs
good weather OF the last few days
and are progressing with the worl
as we'll as could be expected
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
FRANCE PLANS AN
AERIAL INVASION
Two Great Fleets OF Aircraft being
Prepared, ls Story Brought
From That Country.
CBy Associated Pre,.)

New York. Jan. France Is build.
ing two great fleets OF aircraft. armed
with cannon. darts and bombs, with
which TO invade Germany In the
spring. according to Pedro Chapa. a
Mexican aviator. who has been In
Europe for the last four years. and
who arrived here last night on the
Cunard liner Carpathia. Hundreds OF
armored biplanes. each carrying a
small cannon and bombs. and numer.
Gus monoplanes equipped with bombs
and steel darts will be ready to sweep
across the German frontier when the
winter is post. he said The mono
planes are intended mainly for scout
work and will make a speed OF l2O
miles an hour
All the aeroplanes will have a cruis
ing radius Of l3O miles from the from
tiers. said Chapa. and their attack
will not be in the form OF raids. by a
few machines. as hitherto. but by
large divisions. The aviators TO man
these machines are now being trained
in several large schools established
FOR the purpose. he said.
Chapa. who IS a graduate Of the
University Of Pennsylvania, Is goinl
10 Mexico city TO construct aeroplane.
for the Mexican government, after
visiting his home in Monterey
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
Immigration To
j. S. DECREASED
Comparison Of New York Records
Gave Loss as Being 45
Per Cent.

New York. Jan. Immigration
through the port of New York for 1914
fell of 6l.41O persons. or 45 per cent,
as compared with 1913, according to
figures made public yesterday by the
Commissioner OF Immigration.
During 1913 arrivals numbered l,
S3l.914 persons, of whom l.l63.9sS
we're aliens and l7O,921 were returning
American citizens. In 1914 arrivals
we're only 7SS,504. OF these 57S,675
were aliens and 159,S29 citizens.
During 1913 there left New York on
steamships bound for foreign ports a
total of SS1,O6S persons; during 1914
departures were 41S,SS6.
immigration officials explain the
falling off in immigration, aside from
the war, as being due to the curtail.
ment OF work in the United States and
to an effort on the part Of foreign
countries to restrict emigration by
providing work at home and lettering
the condition OF their working classes.
A foolish woman grows old almost
as gracefully as she climbs fence.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
French Official Statement.
fRy Associates PresSD

Paris, Jan Foot by foot the Of
fetal communication says, the French
are making progress in the village Of
Stelnbach. half Of which the Germans
hold The German heavy artillery
threatened TO oyerwhelm the French
in this village yesterday. but tho
French batteries finally won the ad.
vantage
French aviators dropped bombs on
the railroad stations Of Metz and
Aranayille yesterday morning.
In the Meuse region the French re
pulsed six violent attacks, which were
intended to recapture German
trenches.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
Russian Prohibition Sticks.
OBJ Assoolaisd Pre.sl

Petrograd, Jan. 1.-The last appeal
agains. Russia's prohibition decree
failed Thursday when the Petrograd
and Moscow city councils rejected the
petitions TO authorize the recon.
mencement Of the sale OF beer and
light wines. The order abol'shing
wine and beer sales was issued with.
out previous notice late one afternoon
and was effective the next morning.
As a result no one had an opportunity
to lay in private wine and beer stocks.
Even denatured alcohol and yarnish
Of alcoholic compound are in the pro-
hibited sale.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
Germany Holds Many Prisoners.
CBy Associated Pr-sO

Berlin. Jan. THE army headquar-
ters summary shows that Germany at
the end OF the year has S,lSS officers
and 577S75 men as prisoners of war.
The civilians and prisoners taken in
Russian Poland are not included.
The prisoners include twenty-eight
generals. More than half the prison.
ers are Russians.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01

wish for you and yours a happy
and prosperous New Year Thanking
one and all for all fayors in the past
and hoping to merit a continuance OF
same in the future, am yours truly,
ID. NJ. Caldwell. the Jeweler.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
NO FRICTION OVER
THE WILSON NOTE
The Full Text Of the Note Removed
Whatever PreIudieed opinion
May Have Existed.

London. Jan. L. The publication
last night OF the full text Of the Ameri-
can note dispelled any irritation
caused by the previous summary OF II.
Some Englishmen who regarded II as
an ultimatum changed their opinions.
Some newspapers say the United
States has not fully appreciated the
British difficulties, but that a salts
factory solution can be made.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
TAILOR SHOP MOVED.

Earl Beard, proprietor Of the Union
Tailor Shop. moved his business today
from the Higgs corner to the old tele.
phone office upstairs in the Astin
building on the old Rohde corner
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01

In Argonne the Germans captured
some French trenches.
Near Craonne the French artillery
demolished the German trenches.
The Belgians repulsed the attacks
OF the Germans on St Georges.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
Aeroplanes 5ombard Dunklrk.
(By Associated Prassl

Paris. Jan. lit is reported here
that four German aeroplanes again
bombarded Dunkirk. on the north
coast Of France, yesterday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
BURGLARS MADE
A RICH HAUL


Axtell, Tex, Jan. i.-Burglars got
500 in the Cotton Belt station rob.
berry here last night
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
TRAINS COLLIDE AND
SEVEN ARE KILLED
(By Associated Pr.s.)

London. Jan. l.-Seven were killed
and many injured in a train collision
near here this morning.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
Germans Capture a Trench.
(By Associated Press.)

Berlin, Jan. 1.-The official report
says the Germans yesterday captured
en- English trench in Belgium.
Mist prevents operations in Poland,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
Leaving constantlnople.
fRY Associated PressO

10y ASsoCldttu IEtSS'l
Athens, Jan. lit is reported the
Austrian and German Embassies In
Constantiople are transferring their
archives to Asia Minor, fearing an at
tack by British and French fleets
Foreigners also are reported to be
preparing to quit Constantinople.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
London Celebration Curtaied.
(BY Associated PressN

London, Jan. 1.-The New Years
celebration here was diminished, but
It was much like former years here.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01
American Note Pleases Rome.
(By Associated Press.)

Rome. Jan. 1.-The American note
produced an excellent impression here.
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Austrians Stop Russian Advance.


(By Associated Press.)
Vienna, Jan. 1.-The official reports
are that the Russians now occupy the
ridges of the Carpathians and are
fighting hard, but the Austrians have
everywhere stopped their advance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-01

A foolish woman grows old almost
as gracefully as she climbs fence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
Suth Ave. at i5m ST. 3sl FiHi An.

leaving thsir property TO The Tp,,,
mouhsjirs Deprived Of all thsv sa
sessed, the unfortunate psonl. VS.
not even graves 20 bury their ds,d ''
According 20 tho story Of a
whose name Is withheld, seven no.sT ssa
OF her town wero hanged, altar ,,s..s
she ard her daughter, permitted ~.i
TO take money with tnsm and .or..S
leave their goods behind, we're orSs.sSS
from their home. They rers ,osI.s
OF their savings on the road by -"
ands and their food was taken s,,s
them.
The worst and most uninas.,.y.
horrors we're reserved TOR U. a. -.
banks Of the Eupbraes, where r,r.s
lated bodies Of women, girls and LII
dren made Us shuddsr. After ..x..
days we came 20 place whers th.,.
was not en- Armenian left alive"
Tho movement against the na.;v,.
says the report, IL part Of a eonc,ysi
plan against all non-Tlrklsh and nal,
sion and progress elements, include,
Zionists. Deportation has Constant
increased In the last few month. ne,
secution assuming unprecedented n,c.
portions In July. Untold misery A..
ease, starvation and loss Of ne viii
20 unchecked, IL the committees vr.
dict, unless ,unds are svailabls to Ala
the distressed exiles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
WILD TURKS STAY
ARMENIAN EXILES
Women and Children Fall,
Says Committee in APP
peal for Aid.
VICTIMS FLEE TO
PERISH IN DESERT
Nomad Bandits Strip Fugitives
Of Possessions Left BY
Sultan's Troops.

Documents proving without doubt the
atrocities inflicted on Armeniens in
Turkey and giving numerous instances
Of cruelty by the Turks are contained
in report of the Committee on Ar
menian Atrocities, issued yesterday.
On the board are Oscar S. Straus,
Cleveland II. Dodge, Stephen S. Wise,
John R. Mott, william Sloane. Norman
Hapgood, Bishop David II. Greer and
other men representing American in
terests in the Turkish Empire.
Proofs Of hardships endured By the
exiled Arm enians-most of them WON
en- and children, for the men are away
fighting for the Sultsn-have caused
the committee to issue a call for funds.
Grimes now being perpetrated on
the Armenians," says the appeal. Sur
pass in their horror anything history
has recorded in the last thousand
years. Educated and ignorant, rich
and poor, are ell being subjected to
every form OF barbarity and outrage"
Contributions are being received by
the treasurer, Charles r. Crane, at 70
Fifth Avenue.
Thousands Of the Armsnisns, says
the testimony Of one person, have been
forced 70 emigrate. They are thrown
into the deserts amid nomad tribes,