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The Jasper news., 1915-04-01

sides. She has lost, or is about to
lose, aNsher foreign possessions be-
cause she has not. fleet to guard
them; she is on the defensive in
the northwest and west in France;
Russia is holding her down in the
east; hostile fleet blockades her
northern ports; the Serbs are vic
torious in the southeast; and her
ports on the Adriatic are closed by
hostile warships. From now ON
it seems only matter of endur-
aDce, and not one of conquest, for
Germany, This does not mean
that the war will be brought to a
speedy issue, but it does mean
that the fate of Germany and
Austria is sealed, that she has no
hope from now on of gaining he
ultimate victory over her allied
foes
In January the relative posi-
tions of the belligerents changed
but slightly. Germany was kept
shut in by the Allies, but she put
up resistance that proved to the
world that she was not to be
speedily reduced. In the west
her position remained unchanged;
her lines held at every point
there. In the east how.
ever, she was in the m n
successful. She gained no deci
sive victories, no hostile armies
were crushed, no great battles won,
but her lines we're slowly pushed
forward and the enemy driven
back three quarters of the way to
Warsaw. She gained no real
chance Of taking that city, though.
While the German troops were
making this successful defiance to
her enemies, her allies were failing
her. Austria, in operation against
Russia on the southeastern border
of Hungary, was hopelessly de-
feated. She was SO badly beaten
that rumors of separate peace for
Austria were spread. They soon
died out, but the military power
of the house of Hapsburg was bro
ken and irretrievabIy ruined. Tur
key also failed in her operation in
the Catpathians, her invasion being
beaten back and 12ioo, 600 men
captured. Added to these disas
ters was the imminent danger of
Italy and Roumania entering the
war with the Allies.
During the latter part of Janu-
ary and continuing on into Febru-
ary, Germany had brilliant success
in the east in spite of recent dis.
asteGs. The Russian invasion OF
Hungary could not be stopped by
Austrian and Hungarian troops, so
German troops were called on to
help. When the latter appeared
on the field Russian troops were
within 17o miles of Budapest.
Immediately Russia lost ground
and was forced clear back to her
Galician frontiers. Thus Ger
man obstacle was put in the way
of Roumania'ss becoming an ally
of Russia.
In the west, during February
no gain whatever can be claimed
for the Allies, Germany even de
feating French detachment anc
beating down what was left of the
much-heralded French offensive.
Dhaur,afisu NieIhs 0uickly fo
The Jasper news., 1915-04-01

vision of the German army had
invaded Russia, meeting the lat
tess army not far from the border.
The end of the second month of
war found this army fighting on
the defensive, the Russians having
defeated them in several engage
ments. An army that was repell-
ing "A French invasion Of Alsace
was sent to reinforce them, leav
ing the French army to help check
the German advance on Paris.
This was the most potent factor
that prevented the fall of Paris.
Germany then decided to change
her plan of campaign She decid-
ed to act entirely on the defensive
in France and to send all her
troops not necessary there into
Russia, win de cisive victories there.
and then concentrate all efforts on
Paris, which she could then cap.
ture, not being harrassed by Rus.
sian forces in the east. So oper-
ations were commenced on Russia.
Two armies were sent, one invad-
ing from Prussia and the other
from northeastern. Austria, both
heading for Warsaw, but the Rus.
sia that Germany was going to
meet now was not the Russia of
the Russo Japanese war. At that
time her officers we're corrupt and
inefficient and her soldiers were
sullen and disobedient, but her re-
peated defeats in the Napoleanic
and Japanese wars had taught
Russia Il good deal of her enemies
methods, making her more able to
cope with them.
The Germans were sure of sue
cess until they got within a few
miles of Warsaw-the goal they
we're heading for-when a superior
Siberian and Cossack army came
rushing to meet them. The north
ern army, to prevent disaster, re-
treated TO the German border, los.
ing very little in men or equip
ment. Precisely the same thing
happened to the southern army,
which the Russians met near Ivan
gorod Thus, the invasion of Rus
sia failed, Germany even losing
some territory previously wtested
from her enemy.
In December another desperate
invasion of Russia was made, but
in spite of German strategy, equip
nent and training, the superior
numbers on the Russian side told,
and the attempt ended in a miser.
able failure.
When, in November, Turkey
joined her forces with the Germans
the latter hoped that a great deal
Of good would come from this ad-
dition to her power. She expect
ed that when Turkey attacked
Egypt and other north African
possessions of the Allies that
troops would have to be sent there
from the French battle line and
thus weaken the defense of Paris
but it did not turn out so. Eng.
land sent several of her many bat
tleships to those Mediterranean
waters and for troops she relied or
Australian, African and Indian
native troops from her territorial
possessions. This was a force
which at the beginning of the wal
Germany did not count as an enc
my. She thought that England
held her colonies only by force O
superior power and that when tn,
The Jasper news., 1915-04-01
Not Entirely Perfect.

"I understand that this prison has
been thoroughly reformed" YES" re-
piled the sentlemarly convict. The
only fault VIC have to find now is the
necessity Of assoc!ating with go IN
cultured pe;scG Gs the warden
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
coLoaED QUARTET MERE.

A colored quartet. composed Of
Timothy Johnson. FIRST tenor; James
Hardin. second tenor; Richard Z.
benson. baritone. and Lacy Johnson.
bass. are in the city. They are rep
resenting Wiley University. a co-eda-
cationsl institution for negroes at
Marshall. Texas. The boys are adj
vertising the school and give concerts
in the places visited to defray their
expenses. The school they rep-crert
has a number of industrial brrrehes
in addition to the literary training
and is a school Of some importance.
The boys OF the quartet are highly
endorsed. and are said by those who
have heard them TO have splendid
voices.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09

Berry Johnson. well-known young
man of this city. suffered very pain
full and perhaps serious injury to his
left foot Saturday night when he ac-
cidentally caught II in the machinery
at the gas and oil well. on which he
Is working. The foot was badly
mashed. but to what extent the mem.
Der was injured is not yet known. A
physician was summoned immediate
ly after the accident and at the last
report the patient was resting well.
The physician In attendance states
that an x.ray examination win be
necessary before he can ascertain the
extent OF the injury.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
U. S. Westher Duresu
DAILY WEATHER FoREcAsT
ofsies. Dunn Z psly ne,
Pheas ~

Temperatures At Bryan for ths
twensy.four hours ending At O'Clock
this morning - Highest. % degrees:
lowest. rs degrees.
Forecast until 7 .. n. Tuesday
Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy
with showers and thunder storms.
Weather Conditions.
There has been but little change IN
the barometric pressure. although 10
most sections II IL slightly lower.
Relatively high pressure prevails over
the East. Northwest and North p
eifc coast. and shallow depressions
are noted over the Canadian NORTH
west. Southern Plateau and Western
Lake region. Local showers occurred
over limited areas in the Southwest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Wood for sale. Phone r. n. Knowles.
Sam Pate OF Harvey was in the city
today.
Joe d. Reed is spending a few days
in Galveston.
Prof. W. L. Powers was up today
from Millican.
Mrs. c. ID. Nichols is visiting rela.
tives In Conroe.
John wickes spent Sunday In Hous.
ton with friends.
n. X. Chatham Is spending a few
days in Galveston.
Ed Graham went to Hamlin on
business yesterday.
Little Miss wessie willard Is visit.
Ing relatives in Hearne.
N. r. Outlaw was In the city today
from Reliance.
J. c. Cloud was a visitor TO the city
today from Reliance.
T. A. Hensarling was In the city
today from Steep Hollow.
A. II. Hugghins OF Kurten was a
visitor TO the city today
II you need a delivery wagon rims
Reid Bros. for Jim Green.
n. II. Scale was in the city on bust
ness today from Benchley
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
D. s. Har, spent toby in Galv,

ID. s. Hart spent todAy in Calves
ton on business.
Mrs. C. NJ. Taliaferro of Houston Is
a guest OF Mrs. g. S. Parker.
Jim Crook and Rodney Whitehead.
eolored. were arrested late Saturday
afternoon and placed In Jail by Con
stable Baker for staging a brick fight
on Main street. The charge Of sffray
has been filed against them in the
justice court.
Mrs. c. ]. Davis has returned to
her home in Waco. after visit to her
son. George Sorrell. and wife OF this
city.
Rev. NJ. z. Weaver. pastor OF the
First Baptist Church OF this city. has
returned from Texas City. where he
has been assisting Rev Isaiah Wat
son. pastor OF the First Baptist
Church OF that place. In conducting a
revival. DIR. Weaver reports sue
cessful meeting and several additions
20 the church. The meeting will con-
tinue through this week.
Mrs. Frieda Grossberger has Joined
her nieces. Misses Rosa and Regina
Hart. in visit to friends in Calves
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ". Doremus Jr.
and children OF Calvert are guests OF
the formers parents, Judge and Mrs.
J. W. Doremus.
The many friends OF lrl Sanders
who has been seriously III several
days. suffering from blood poisoning
which developed from an injury re
ceived while fishing on the Navasota
river some time ago. will be glad e
learn that he was greatly improved
toda..
Mrs. Mae Arroyo and son returned
TO their home In Dallas TO-DAY. after
a visit to her uncle. l. B. MENDOZA
and other relatives.
Mrs. J. c. Shaw returned TO heI
home in Elkhart today. after visiting
her brothers. the Messrs. Edge. ant
her sister. Mrs. C. II. Holmes
| Misses Edith and Erin Blatherwicl
returned to Normangee today, aftel
spending a few days with Mrs. W. S
Higgs.
Mrs. +. NJ. Day. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J
Conley and daughter. Miss Agne
Conley. returned to their homes Il
Dallas today, after a pleasant visit 4
Captain John DAILY and family.
: Secretary II. L. Mcknight Of tn
Commercial Club has returned fror
trip in the work Of the A. & NJ. Co
lege extension department to Viii
: iney. Hillsboro and Cleburne.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09

DIR. G D. Butler. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church OF Beaumont. who
with Mrs. Butler Is visiting In this
city, filed the Pulpit at the First Bap-
fist Church last night Or. Butler
was formerly pastor OF the church
here and his old congregation. as well
as many from other denominations,
are always glad Of the opportunity to
hear him again. The church was
crowded last night the music was
splendid and the sermon one OF great
eloquence and power DR.. Butler is
easily among the leading ministers OF
the State.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09

Joe Sample and ]. l. Cobb we're in
town today from Cottonwood.
Misses Resale, Ruth and Thelma
Taylor are visiting In Millican.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Williams were
in town today from coleview.
II you need . delivery wagon ring
Cooper q Cole for GUY Barrows.
Robert Camp OF Navasota was n
guest Of friends in this city yester.
day.
Rev. c. Z. Bullock went to Elmore
today. where he will conduct n re.
vival
Mrs. J. d. Stanley has returned
from a visit TO Beaumont and Port
Arthur.
]. II. Jennings OF the Texas Bakery
has returned from an extended visit
to Waco.
Mrs. Harry Marwill and little
daughter, Stella, are visiting relatives
In Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Thomas OF
Wellborn were among the visitors TO
Bryan today.
Mrs. E. r. Easley Of Houston ar
rived today and is a guest OF Mrs.
W. W Harris.
Or. and Mrs p. NJ. Raysor are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. c. l.. Wig
nall at Port Arthur.
Misses Jewel and Bette Mcvey OF
Minter Springs were shopping in the
city today.
After p. m. Sunday. August 8. you
win get the five-cent fare on the in.
terurban line.
A. straub. W. II. Mevey and C. ".
Warren we're in the dty today from
Minter Springs.
Mrs. W. p. Jones and son. Erastus.
OF Harvey. were among the visitors
TO Bryan today.
The hve-cent fare will be re-estab-
lished on the interurban Sunday,
August s. at 7 p. m.
W. s. Howell Jr. has returned Ia
San Antonio. after visit to his
father. W. s. Howell.
Mrs. 8. c. Bailey has returned to
her home In Hamlin. after a visit to
relatives at Harvey.
Dr. W. II. Lawrence is attending
the State encampment OF the Epworth
League az Corpus Christi.
Miss Annie Levine has returned Il
her home in Calvervt. after visit tC
her sister. Mrs. l. Gordon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.

Will Perry and Ike Childs, colored.
were arrested and placed In jail yes-
'terday afternoon BY Deputy Sheriff
Battle and Constable Baker. on
charge Of robbing Oscar Nixon. color
ed. at smetana Saturday night Perry
and Childs are alleged to have wav-
laid Nixon and after having beaten
him searched his pockets. but obtain
ed only 81 for their trouble. The
date for their examining trial has not
been set
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
COMMISSIONERS COURT NOTES,

The regr'ar monthly session OF the
commissioners court convened this
morning with Judge ]. T. Maloney
presiding and a full attendance OF the
commissioners.
]. NJ. Atkins. recently appointed
commissioner OF precinct No. l to I'LL
the unexpired term OF his father. J.
p. Atkins. deceased. has qualified for
office and assumed his duties.
The court will take up the matter
OF fixing the different taxes OF the
county. including all special school
taxes. road taxes, etc. at this term OF
court.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
A. p. TERRELL DEAD.

The Eagle had q long distance tele-
phone message from L. NJ. Hewitt at
Navasota this afternoon. stating that
Mr.. A. P. Terrell Of that city died
suddenly at noon today. He had been
III. but was recovering and heart
trouble developed and he died in q
short time. Mr.. Terrell was one Of
Navasota's most prominent business
men-president OF the First National
Bank. head Of a large mercantile firm.
Brazos bottom planter. etc. He was
well known and had many friends in
Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
COTTON RECEIPTS.
BUILD CONCRETE STEPS.

T. B. Hubbard has been awarded
the contracts for the cement steps in
front OF all the business houses on
the postoffce block on West Ander.
son street. and for two sets OF cement
steps on the Wagner building. N. II.
James win also build two sets Of steps
at the corner Of his business estab-
lishment. Deep excavations in the
street improvement made these steps
necessary.
Mr.. Hubbard has just completed
building cement steps In front OF the
Episcopal Church from the street to
the sidewalk.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy ID. Killough Of
Franklin we're guests yesterday OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bullock.
Spend the evenings on the inter
urban. The five-cent fare will be In
effect Sunday. August s. at I p. M
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Stewart and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Henderson are
spending a few days in Galveston.
Miss Ora Stallings has returned to
her home in Terrell. after pleasant
visit TO her cousin. Miss Pearl Kern.
Miss Ethel Newman returned to
her home in Houston yesterday. after
a pleasant visit TO Mrs. Wiley Higgs.
@. T. Davis and sister. Miss Earl
Davis. returned to Houston yester-
day. after a visit to relatives here.
Miss Ella Walker Of Houston has
returned TO her home. after visit 10
Mrs. ]. v. Boxley OF Providence.
Miss Della Peters has returned to
her home In Hondo. after a pleasant
visit 10 relatives In this city.
Mrs. Harlan MCGEE has returned
TO her home in Galveston. after q
visit to Mrs. J. T. MCGEE. who accom-
panied her home and will spend sew
eral days with her.
Misses Carolyn and verbie Kerr
have gone on an extended visit Il
relatives and friends In Ballinger anS
San Angelo.
A. W. Kinnard has gone 10 Long
view. Marshall and other East Texai
cities. where he will assist in con
Quoting short courses in farming un
der the extension department of tn
A. & NJ. College. Mr.. Kinnard viii
lecture on dairying.
Mrs. +. T. Mckinney returned 4
her home in Marlin yesterday. ate
a visit to relativevs at Edge and q
this city. She was accompanies
home by Mrs. Eliza Beard. who vii
spend some time with her.
Mrs. win Harris has returned I
her home In waxahachie. after
pleasant visit to Mrs. J. E. Carrins
ton
III c. ". Evans Of the agricultural e,
tension department OF the A. 4 y
College left yesterday for Wax
hachIe and other cities to assist
conducting short courses in agricu
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Brockman r
turned to their home In Waco yeste
day. after a visit 10 Mr.. Brockman
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Brocl
man.
Mrs. W. F. Hoppess and little sol
Coulter. have returned TO their hon
in Hillsboro. after visit to the 70
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v
Coulter
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Andrews ha'
returned 10 their home In Abilen
after a visit to relatives In this eii
and at Tabor and Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Hudson
Hamilton County have returned
their home. after a visit to RELATIVE
In this county.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Swanson retur
ed to their home in Navasota yests
day. after a visit to Mrs. Swanson
mother. Mrs. d. c. Zuber.
r. L. lowers OF Navasota spent "
terday In this city with his sists
Mrs. Walter Higgs. He was accol
panied home by his nephew. Mast
Chester Higgs.
DIR. J. s. Emory and daughter. MI
Julia. we're guests OF Or. Emory
brother. DR.. q. W. Emory. and vii
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
NEW COTTAGES AT a. q N.

Contracts for two hve-room cot
tases have been awarded to contrac-
tors J. A. Pope and r. 8. Taylor OF
this city by. the college authorities
The contracts for other cottages will
be let in the near future. Nessrs-
Pope and Taylor began work on their
contracts today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09

Sfonington. Conn. Aug. s.-The one
hundred and first anniversary Of the
battle of stonington IL being com
memorated today. The Britishers left
their ships August .. 10 and II. 1914.
and burned a part Of. the town. The
local citizens defended themselves
with artillery and guns and drove Of.
the Britishers. but one OF the defend.
ing party being injured.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
FREE BALL wsDsngDAv NIGHT.

The Eagle has been requested to
announce a free bali at Dellwood
Park Wednesday night Holick's or
chestra will furnish music. Bathing
in the new pool every evening.
PETE MATESKY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

James Tobias ct al to John T..
Cloud. IS acres OF land in the !. curd
league In Brazos County; considera.
ton. $1,000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-09
POPULAR EXCURSION TO
GALVESTON VIA I. Z g. ~
SATURDAY. AUGUST ~

Special low rates for trains arriv-
ing at Galveston Saturday evening.
August IA. and Sunday morning.
August Is. Return limit. Monday.
August IS. For particulars. see ticket
agent. I. 4 @. n.
The evening world., 1915-01-14

oo0an9 saturday night That's about
~. Oh. By the way. the circus will
hAvs . mighty mobilization OF merry
oenarchs. some dsepsraAsly daring
nonhsr Of transcsndsaaiy tsrriAo
oooolP.
4 ". Dtnswaii v gelas - 0Aa
s.aessee ey way q tAs PsaAnA
/ ~ ,ssessa.oaai naaises q '-THs
~ Do4ino" aanounesA fse ss.mof.
~ hAa U1ea called 81.
- Otvs The House q Olass" :
H2x fisSs ~ he has isusA ITS
keAg Way - TiDDeeasy" V OTSaa
~ the Mouth ogvAA
- WSeerS ggoduc6oa g ouy ~.
eeo'e "rhe Taliea tdcr VIII eDea ~
sAs Censdz ThsstTs Ja.. q.
'Scnstis evening coat" Can't Describe
~ Thore's no tail % tall.
A a6abls young follow named
7. HAg6lnoQn positively states that ~.
boola Pope 70 10 act for the camera.
Ddgas Wallach II 70 b manager Of
~ vanoecope TheAtre At Seventy.
seventh street and broadway.
TIE New Brighton Theatre win
have . new manager nsxt summAr.
IN Mckee u going back TO work On
~ Aorning Telegraph.
Mario Cahill and Richard Carie IN
s1olnsty IN the Shade" viii not open
tho1f o-gaOoment At the knicker-
honkor until Jan. -.
= An amalgAmatton OF big AIN inter-
oDts u said TO b. on the way. and ru-
0ee points 70 the World Corporation
anA another.
9Ae membsrs Of Marie Drssslse's
bea6elet yesterday. That certainly
yM psovoks Tom o'Day out In San
1ssSa Wolf, assd eaiy four. came
u1Gks - the Winter Garden stass the
ofho9 Asy and sanG Sister SUSIE"
Uo6o1vtng q hug from Al Jolson. OF
.oougUo, that's nne. but our mothsr's
elstar vas once kissed by . couan Of
0on. Grant.
Lss Kugsl says Andrsas Dippis has
1oCIAod not 10 stage hls contemplated
0ustoAl revue, since he has found II
too hard TO set headliuers. Never.
ehelsas L. Wolf Gilbert and Melville
ysanklin are said - b working
away On the Songs.
Harry Askin. who 70 produclng An.
nette xollermann's new musical com.
~e1y, 0ent out Q call for chorus people
yoo6uly and the mob that responded
- Ot1n chasing him about Broadway.
The evening world., 1915-01-14
TIVE ENEMMe KOALD'S "kONE. STORv"
c0MHETE EAcH WEEK

Finally ho a1Aia ascsals ths ssunk and
pssps over the sl1s d ths Isd1e. To his sur.
:s g: 49, s:: :s:a.: s:': :: s:ess. w:,ss
6Alne The led6e.
The evening world., 1915-01-14
(OC0 GCfl0X

~ dIasf topic Of discussion In TN
tAsafEeesa district just now y ~
omnlUanAsion Of The l1law . Er.
Donosr ssd shubsrt booking intsrssts
TAs recognised producers are pleased,
Ut the actoss Are In rather dubious
$3.50 Of mind. The former - Len
esDpstition: the latter sxpscs lowss
maaS1es and isss worA. 10Th hAvs
rsaesa for their sxpsota&ioas. Ths
Elimination Of housss means incrsased
socs1pts for the Attractions that ass
soAgsd and at the same tims Il means
. soducsd number Of shows. Win
fswse PRODUCTIONS being made Sswss
scssss w1ll b nssdsd and with more
ACTORS available ths outiandish sal
assss being paid some q thsm win
esrtainiy como down.
Wksther or not there viii b Q com.
pet1nG booking agency = also . auss-
- hat u bslns widely disousssd.
wa Tie produosrs coutsatsd there
= lttjs chance that IN oppoatson cir
eu1t win b formed. Dissatisfaction
01gnt mean another thing.
The amalgamAtion Il q ersat idea,"
oold Archie 6siwyn. who has sxten-
oevO producing interests. 81 an
mighty clad 70 see Il. There will be
% opposition unless the producers are
~ treated we'll. and thsrs n no
1ou6t but what they viii b given .
DguAre deal at svsry turn"
1As stakus Of John Cort. who has
eWo theatsVs IN New York, one In
Dooeon and Q number In the West, 10
DomglAg much speculation. Asked
AbOut Il Mr.. Cort smiled and replied:
lovelyi"
The evening world., 1915-01-14

"Oh how fortunate, ," the young woman eXclaInS
- am M Holiness daughter lost my plrse-Im on
my way TO visit fIos,d-and an my money was m II "
In shor se asks Jack to lend her some money. saying,
Jusi tel papa and he win reimburse you Ltte dream
The evening world., 1915-01-14
Their HOUR OF TnRIllS-By George D. Stone ,.,. ,o,e
Part F0ur-The MESSAGE

Ho1lowinn the ledge, which slopes upward,
for souse distance, Ralph comes upon cave
With cDokln1 utsnsils scattered near the en-
t9aocs. Thinkln6 come one may be near, he
Ohouts.
The evening world., 1915-01-14

Great Britain. The Ayliss olAyers.
however. decided II waA neeosd In
America. "
Nontgomery and stone. the Gas.
ties. Frank Tinney and others from
chin Chin" and watch Your 1tep!"
viii appear at tho Fund heusdt at
the Century Jan. -.
New life membcrs Of the Fund arc
Charles b. Wells, Elsie Jan1e, n. II.
Burnside. Mario Doro and John Col
den.
The evening world., 1915-01-14

~ QDsneaan nsos naks ~ atesuspt 10
SoooW oa1pA 6eWn ehe tfes sYuak, beenA
cows1 un1scSts91 ~ ths ~aees belc..
- - = ssc e a..