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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
Billion Loan Asked.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE Anglo
French commission. seeking y way to
NEE, he huge bills Of Great Britain
sud France for American munitions
and other supplies. reached New York
today ana WAS welcomed by J 7.
Morgan and met approximately loo
bankers. Insurance heads and leaders
IN other lines Of finance tins after
uooa - reception ,u MorEan'S HI
brary Tonight the commissioners
viii be dinner guests = = party ot
New NovA finautierS
Actual negotiations IS to the ,rai.t
,hey hope 10 establish here We're not
begun ana vii no; ts tor several
days. During TINS per.ni the COM
mission expects IL nee, many other
bankers and exporters and to ottoms
familiar with the situation. With
these prehwuuaris> disposed y. III
viii start o. the actual
dSNils of ,he proposed loan.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
American CAnIiyn Hold.

Washington. Sept. l-S,2ye Ani
war dspartneu; officials We're aroused
,e3ay oNer ;he Kidnapping .. an Amer
.,an >,u-ea y MsN.>an bandits a,
Columbus. y VI John lowe.brutA.
. .aa>hma. wa> Sts.e5 by : o&4i ot
MeNs>anS. said - X soldiers. CARRIED
a,vo>S ,hs boo3sr fron, Columbus. Aai
worG sen, batA ;hA, he WAS being
held fog . S2.o,Nl ransom.
Irsosgaa;son u the incident wa>
communicated ,1 ,he war depar,-
wSa;. /; MAS $; 29>s ;ANsa up WIKI
Secretary Lansing. wao >e1, repre-
ssr;&;ioas - General N0.a through
ConSa,2r Assr; C47,shevS demanding
.hA, shs rA,h..A~ X released. Colua'-
sa> : ao>..: - -,..<S mes; 9: !.
PaS& Tex. >,a5s-s1s ~ tie StS;s 2.
Ce5h,.Ssa&. ,N1.>n : ~.,isr N3.,A So
:4.,l
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
Teachers Certificates
Issued by County Board

Sm..e. Las Angeles Norma, School
diploma: Edna Lillian Loon'.s, Les
Angeles Normal S,hool diploma; Mar
"a Tsattord. Lo> Angeles Normal
S>hec. diploma: Mildred ". Boyd.
Is Angeles Normal School diploma;
tu,.a : L4nEisa. New Hampshire
So, School diploma; Adiie NJ. Pc
.-ee. Maryyi,ls Nc. Normal Sthoo,
: v.c-.4. N.lis E,,uira Graham. Los
Angeles Norma, Sthool diploma; Hell
e Duncan. San Diego Normal Sthoo.
5.v..-.4: Grate Morse Haskell. San
D.5Ec Normal School diploma; Agnes
E4p?hsa4 Tozsr. S4n Diego Normal
>ttec. diploma; Lutils Dool. San Die
:, Nc-m4l >,hoo! diploma. and Maoel
P,-.s-. Los Angeles county grammar
E-15e certificate
hi-Gs-ca-,s2-MiSS Amy Galeener,
s-a312.s = re Los Angeles kinder
Ez-.s- co1-Ss.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
Languishng Poet of Love Who Led Nation Into War

A poet-a languishing poet Of love
who has led nation into war;
That is Gabrielle D'Annunzio, upon
whose head Austria has placed 4
price of $4,000. because by his IN
flammatory speeches he reused the
Italians to frenzy Of patriotism
which resulted in the government
declaration of war some months ago.
1t is the first time in this war that
= price has been put upon the head
Of an offieer-for D'Annunzio. al
though 81 and poet. has gone INTO
the war rs lieutenant in the army.
Now called Italy'S unofficial poet
laureate he has been commissioned
10 write a history of the war for the
Italian government and So that he
might be properly inspired he has in
sisted upon going into the fighting
itSelf-to lie in the trenches with
the men his oratory sent 10 war.
His request to be allowed to 20
with ltaly'S fleet Of battleShips rs
common sailor was refused.
/ DAnnunzio preferred the navy 10
the army because he knew the sea As
boy and loves IL He was born in
1864 in Pescara. the little fortified
fishing town which stands At the Ad-
riatic extremity Of the Nalerian way
His mother was the Duchess Maria
GalleSe di Roma.
After graduating from the College
Of Prato in Tuscany he attended the
University Of Rome.
As early as 1880 he began publish
ing verse which met with much Sut-
cess in Rome. Encouraged. he went
10 Paris. where he studied the style
Of various masters. Returning 10
Italy, his opinions expressed IN verse
began to have some political Signjfi
canoe and in 1889 he was elected 4
member Of the Italian chamber,
The next year he wrote la Clio
tonda." one Of his works best known
in this country. His other equally
We'll known work-a 5-att lrsgeiy.
3 Francesca ii Rimini.s he wrote in
1902.
\ man II reflection. student, he
lived =; thar t,me in i world ot books
Bur he worked hard and turned ou,
much verse. ana many novels and
plays His NOS, celebrated novel. II
rrlouto della Morte. he published II
1924
p'Anrun-jo fjy$t tried his hand aS
= Nay orator Just prior to Itaiy'S war
with re Turks tor possession Il Trip-
oil in 1911 His drama. The Ship"
MAS uSei q rouse tie I;a5anS ty x
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
MAINLY Personal

! (. Simpson, Ho,,yilIe attorney.
: IN tevs ;ojay
Ms J. +. Matthews : homs from
he- vacation on the coast.
T. ? Bau:a mas returned after q
months absence IN los Angeles
". + Carey ani family ars home
tro7, - extended ZIP - ne EaS;.
Harry Stowe e, L. - Angeles
;h.S morning. - remain IN .ha, >i,y.
NJ. avi Mrs.. ! y Wacs.el au5
Mss MarNel Wa>hie, have returned
tvo., lo> Angeles ana re ee&shs>
John n Nelson &. the Press ta-,e
.oiAy -e>s:ve3 telegram t7,.a
B,>ar,lnkse~ IL. telling = - death
= - tA;hsr. w.a h.ii ees2 $. invalid
<ov Seys-as ysA->
: :. Montgomery hAS returned
t-a-, So E-A-,.>,a. NJ Ma2;k.,2,
s-y remaining ess.9G - She'- ;s-.s
= -. ;As.s 34ase;s. installed 10 re-
rs. university yea.
J4.s Ns.--. - = ". An3 M =
n. NA.-,.. 1s-:As4s; :: 2 Cs1;-> ao1
Y.-sl Bs<., -scsa;,y &: Ho..ylGs. ave
entered Ts-o>,? P,.y:e,11.,A, I-S;.-
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? v NisS;, L. :. N.sS; as "
lAv>c1 1Avs -s:--ae6 m, - a-;c
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= wa@;s :. distinctly -2Is-s;>o1 ..2'
: : betting - tAs >s:;e- *: =
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MsSs-< 2s$s 4-5 >;uz-;- w..A :ss.-
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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
CITY AND VALLEY

New Ford The ucw Ford auto
bought for Sheriff AppleStM by the
county MAS pw lato commission to
day
burglary Charge reodor Nalde.
and Jesus EodrIyues are under arrest
on a charge Of burglary tor having
broken into the Warehouse Of the Del
"a Mercantile Company.
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For Horse Stealing Constable
FrauA Crane of CaleNico this after
Noon brought IN Salvador Romcres.
charged With horse stealing The de
talls of the alleged crime were not
made public.
roday's Cotton Market In New Or-
leans yesterday the cotton market Was
affected by The trouble with ,he Aus
ttiag ambassador. opening At lo2S
and ,.es,oe At lo0> Today the mav-
he's ofenej Al loo4
Born To Al aud Mr. & Il. Dick
son of II Centre, Il daughter The
child MAS boga IN Saa Eeruardiue.
wheyt Mrs Dickson has eeea spend.
jus nsr >a>a.er. NJ Dickson u
the daughter .ot II l.. Whiting oi tins
plalo
Tn felouy CharEe-Oa reQUeS; of
Saa p'eee sheriff Apple>au has
caused ;hs ARREST II l,eyldo l0eva
and Guadalupe Ambr,.. ,he former ~
felony ,hars-e for c'spirr with the
latter, a H,.e slr, eus Is years o'd.
a Ssa p.eEs os..,er Nj. ,eme tos
chem teiay
naue Audome Tonight 4 E-rSss
fsatare. The p1lam Dance. He,ea
Uo,es> in The E.a>es rra.a.~ a~3
Na., aal R,.5 .s "a s,N>3 teueiy. In
High S,N,s;y ~ Sunday ~.sh, -.
Mar5 Cooas,,y NJ - >eca IN ~NSvSe
Co,.art1u.~ 5-rst. Nt,v2 feature
\ :rus southern gentleman, e"s hs
samo'e>i
RYE ps.ys- Csv,.e =. tf--
..sa'&r Ser>tes. s.<s. tsr,s. ~F~,e~5
>.5as rhS. A. No. Ee~,s.~s, Ma
..s The. arG hc<~~s rat,,s-" rhc1.a>
NUS1~ W ,esG. ree>e meetings Az
s~s.-r wtr a..s~Ss,; ce,@~>e .asy A-e
E..,t All su.a~,>s rn>s Eav.5S. ehU7sA.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
llSlls E2S1 seventh ST. los Angeles
Why PSy More

o7e way fare between Fl Centre
snd Ea.,yille, SSt; round trip, 6et
Es3s n comfortable motor ears On $
eoc.3 roS6tei.
Leave = Centre. $50 :. NJ, lS:N
= 80 znd .:oo ?. m.
Leave Ho,tvl.le. 7:oo snd Sis $
= AS zn5 so 7. n.
E0LTON INTERURRAN RAILWAY
CoMPANY.-A3v.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
Lrs<xk MEsts-

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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

and received by the king. When wal
was declared he telegraphed TO 4
friend in Paris:
The battle is Won have just
karanged a feveriSh crowd from the
capital. The tocsin has sounded and
the cries ale arising toward the
worlds most beautiful sky. l am
drunk with joy. You are going to see
an Italian miracle after the French
miracle"
Italys act IN joining the Allies,
said an admirer. was triumph for
the poet. ana raised MS calling above
thinker. S>ientiS, and statesman.
To Keep ID the patriotic fever Of
his people. p'Amunzio. since the war
began. has done al sorts q stunts,
in addition - ms patriotic writings.
He ha> scared a5ovs the army IN the
led IN ~ ae-oplane and 70 arouse
the sailors recently .cok submarine
;-.2.
+ t9I4 re stalled his admirers by
-,iu- 5-ta re movies with his grea;
h.>;o-.ea, play. "C4bi-ia," yhe produt-
..oo (: wh.ch cost Sl25.ooo.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
Methodist Church.

or >4e-4.A ~ p&s,c- ~ g-s@s-
3. ee.A services \ : B - =
.-s-.s So \. ~Ats1.-E - Cars
!. 7 n. hs ~ E.vs - @31-sSs
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34y S,rss. ;, s-+5 Erv-,-,h League
;. T-s 5-.s11S 1-s >.--E
c1:k - - - s-v..e1 = = g-sS-
80. =. : -z-y = 60 >--@4y
>.-as = us.cC--s
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
Los AnEelss Produee Market.

LIS Angeles. Sept li.-Co1tinued
z:,syi,y 3s-,i14,si ,hs ,oe2l whole
sz.s r.o52cs 1,4-ks; ,a6zy znd the
:: z::;;z--hs.,. ,.s3zy trading brough: 81 le2d-
= :.-st z23 vegetable ceuu,odl,iss
Lc.:z. svez: v.,,2.oes co-,ircei steady
!. -, : =. While ;Ae Ns7,ei sweets
~s-s e-o;e3 :; =. : pound Na-th-
e. B--,.zzz 2':2:o<s ~s-e somewhat
5zsz- !; ..;E.z5 : hundred we.Eh;-
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t.t : .sx. ~al,e packed .szlo7s wsss
= ss-z-5 /, 80 : t.ax. Ths 5-scs
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C4E,<-zz s-a1-E-y t--tt-. -
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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
MARKET REPORTS
- Fr1ntI>c,o tlr4Ir

- Erzas-Sso. sep IN ss1.-
Ws4>. - ferns s.-1. 49, =
sr-1saS, .s~1- - -,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

counting the glories of ltaly's great
est naval period
After the Tripoli campaign ended
with Italy in possession Of new terri
tory. p'Annuoeio Was changed
WAS sull poet, bu, more 4 patriot.
He expressed old Roman pride and
Garibaldiau love Of liberty and with
certain political signs ot the times
he could not agree.
lie then went 70 Paris To iye-a
sort II "Self-eNile." But when France
entered the war against Germany.
D'Annunzio'S patriotic enthusiasm.
could not be Stiflei and when Italy
began Il oe stirred oy rumorS Il war
he hurried back and was greeted Al
Genoa ~ : bowling mob = admirers
who carried hlm - h.s hotel o. their
shoulders.
HIS address 70 ne students u he
University ot Genoa ana ot other tol-
legeS before the G4ribalii monams-;
spread Ike wj'6t,-e through ,hs to2r-
,ry.
Speech after speech followed ana re
wa> acclaimed 1y the whole country
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
Destitute Children When rroho

Destitute Children When rrohoro
Naldes. q Mexican with hut enc leg
WAS arrested for burglary 4 few days
since. his wife WAS in the hospital and
there We're = children, and 3 years
cid. These have been turned over to
\. W Swanson. probation officer who
says the children are greatly IN need
If clothes.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
100 LATE 10 CLASSIFY

FOE EEN- q SALE. z-ss
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ss5s : -x-4 czlLl- Is. h-s-ss.,lc
z--z---s : , GEzz-s x-Sa
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

Sheep zz-ks- firm: receipts, 7.0-oo'
s-eS2. 80 Ee-QQ: lambs. 6tQSG %.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

Ce-s-zl transfer Spd storage
,-a,ss -seA;. E Royce. dis Main
A5v.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

Moss- S--NN-a housekeeping sptS
SsS Ca-,-s<,iai II Royte AIN.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
E~, R17lN CeuoA-

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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

wz-teS-SonaSN>ss with s>,,I soft
- - g-sw RsvusySSa N}lop sets ~,
shares C2l 81 ks'lN'S Nursery
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
N@ N~k C&t@

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- css- = l,v a. t-,S--S g--,zs- E
.a--z~ Lcs C-SS-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
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Sixth aud Holt streets. Everybody
welcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
C>r<,iAz NlrcA

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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

New Ford The urw Ford auto
bought tor Sheriff AppleSydl by the
county was put wto commission to
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

For Horse Stealing Constable
FrauA Crane q CaltNico this after
neon brought IN Salvador Romcres.
changed With horse stealing The de
tallS ot the aAe,y>d crime we've not
made public.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

Burglary Charge reedor Nalde5
and Jesus Eojrirue. are under arrest
o. u charge Of burglary ton having
broken into tie warehouse Of the Del
Ia Mercantile Company
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11

= ---zz .-sE-E-v ----t-- -
-c-z5-E-ss. sx-Ls. =. t-'ss- --r'sis.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-11
AT THE CHURCHES
Ntr4st Licenses

O-vls &,sy Ws.,.kS &. =. =
So M.>> l-4ss Es.s- >sc--S. - s.--
:. S-&H.ss-
A.sN4-5S- - s.. 4-5 o-s N@s ;.
s.. s. C.> : <-,- CS-sNe.s \ :
- : s-.-- S--..- cez--. A.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
TEXAS "ooosER CROP IN
FtouRIsHiNo CONDITION

Washington. Dec. l0.-The 1915 pea.
nut crop for Texas lacks only Is per
cent OF being a normal production.
according to recent report issued by
the United States department Of agri.
culture. This Is 7 per cent above the
nine-year average for Texas.
Although no average. as to the mum.
Der OF bushels OF peanuts grown to
the acre in TEXAS Is shown In the re-
port. the production Is mentioned as
being particularly high and the ker.
mel well filled out. II IL also shown
that the 1915 acreage devoted to this
product In Texas Is considerably
greater than the 1914 planting.
For the United States II Is esti-
mated that the yield per acre OF pea.
nuts will average 3s.s bushels. and
considering the fine condition Of the
product In Texas. Il is thought II will
be much more than this.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
JUST 4 cAss IN POINT:
rHGRg' ARg orHERs

Poverty is, pot . dissraee-it = an
Inconvenience II Is this At all tihss.
But when the only bread-winnsr Of q
family OF poor Ia out OF work-"off his
luck"-sick. or Just "down-and out"
for any reason--when this condition
comes to q family Of poor people. Il
brings sorrow and suffering to those
who are In no way responsible for liz
existence. And as they-the wife and
little ones-are not responsible for
their hard lot. neither is Il within
their power to Danish this hard lot
They are not earners: they have no
earning capacity. II IL they who
must wait. and not be tired BY walt.
ing" must wait the time when the
bread winner can get on his feet"
again. a. Il we're. But when to this
condition you add the other tragedy
the tragedy OF sick wife and moth.
or facing the ordeal Of giving TO the
world 4 new life-when this comes In
the life Of the poor. It's time for
Christian people to extend the hand
OF charity.
This picture IL not drawn from
fancy. This family lives right here
Ia Bryan. and this humble home In
its hour OF misfortune has been Wis.
TIED BY ministering angels In human
form. They brought substantial re.
lief to innocent childhood. and com
fort and cheer to suffering woman.
hood. They brought to this home a
ray Of that radiant sunshine that
makes angels weep with Joy. and II
was the Knights OF Pythias Christmas
Charity Fund that made this possible.
There are other cases
Have you subscribed yet,
A KNIGHT OF PYTHIAs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

The ladies' OF the Civic League have
ordered the lights for the park and
expect TO have them In place before
Christmas. They have not sutficien,
funds to pay for them and to raise
the remainder. they are staging "Alice
In Wonderland" under direction OF
Miss Anita Park. at the Colonial the.
alter Friday night. Show your patriot.
ism and help the ladies' In this great
work by being present. The price OF
admission Is only CSC.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
COMMON SENSE WONDER.
ful FIRE PREVENTIVE.
(By 8. w. lnglish. state Fire
Marshaill

(By 8. W. lnsiish. state Fire
Marshall)
Nreproof buildings are good as far
- they 70. The man who makes con.
stant warfare against the fire demon
attacking his own property Is the best
fireproof material known to experts.
On this point there Is not room for
argument.
Barred walls wiped clean by the fire
demon are monuments to somebody's
carelessness.
The man who mixes his human
conduct with self.serving sense IL the
man who makes the winning fight
against conflagrAtion.
We have been told that Il Is better
20 dwell In the housetops than live
with . contentious woman. II would
Be better for society at large to ostrs.
else the first aids to the fire demon
than 10 permit them To endanger the
savings Of . community.
You can't get away from II, you
are your brothers keeper when the
fire demon cackles his victory from
the burning property When your
house goes up in smoke and flames
and remains but a bitter memory In
ashes. you have levied a tribute on
the savings Of your neighbors. for you
have destroyed wealth.
The man who uses caution. care and
common sense in preventing fires Is
worthy to wear the honors OF being a
good citizen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
ALICE IN WONDERLAND TONIGHT

The people OF Bryan are again re-
minded Of the Civic League benefit.
Alice In Wonderland to be pre-.
sented At the Colonial Theater to-
night at $50 o'clock. This will be one
OF the prettiest little plays Of the sea.
son. and Miss Anita Park. directress.
has made an earnest effort to make
II oue Of the best staged home talent
entertainments ever given In Bryan.
The house should be packed even to
the standing room. as the funds re-
ceived are to be used In beautifying
the Civic Park. an object In which
every person Of Bryan with civic pride
is vitality Interested. BY attending
this play remember that you not only
get two hours Of first-class entertain.
ment. but you are helping in making
Bryan the city beautiful.
The play is one that will interest
people OF all ages and the children
will more than enjoy the production.
Don't forget the hour-s:30 p. m.
sharp. Admission Csc for anywhere
In the house.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

Interesting figures furnished the
Eagle by County Clerk W. s. Higss
show that the success OF Dan Cupid
In Brazos County for 1915 has fallen
below the marks Of former years.
which is no doubt caused by the hard
times. The comparison OF the mar.
rage licenses sold this year with
those sold during 1914 are as follows.
there being only q few more days OF
this year left:
White marriage licenses sold In
1919 .................. Nv
White marriage licenses sold In
1915. to date .......... 1903
A decrease this year OF. .. Il
Colored marriage licenses sold In
1919 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z5U
Colored marriage licenses sold In
1915. TO date ................ iIs
A decrease this year OF. .. 81
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

Giuseppe Zananti to Palermo Bros.
two tracts Of land containing us q
acres Of the s. =. Austin league No
10 in Brazos County; consideration
$500 and other considerations.
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"You say. Mr.. smith" said the
girl. In a low thoughtful. this+sa.
serious matter sort OF tone. that you
have loved me for five years and
have never dared to tell me so until
tonight" Yes" he replied. Well,
I can not be you wife. A man who
has no more courage than that would
feign to be asleep while a burglar
stole his baby's shoes."-Chicago Her.
aid.
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FOR RENT.

10 acres good land. fourroom house.
good well water. barn and outhouses.
See Hensarling Mercantile Co.
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4 shall pass through this world
but once. Any good. therefore. that
! can do. or any kindness I can show
to any human being. let me do Il now:
let me not defer or neglect II. for
shall not pass this way again"
Are you. gentle reader. dsferring or
neslectins kindness you might show
to less fortunate brotherf Rsmem-
ber you are passing this way now.
You viii not pass this way again.
Subscribe nov.
centributiens.
The following contributions to the
Knights Of Pythias Christmas fund
have been made and additional doua.
tons will be printed each dag.
Contributions will be taken At al
three banks. the Dixie Theatre and
this Office.
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Forever singing. as they shine.
The hand that made US Is divine.
Addison.
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NOTICE.

Dr. W. 8. Smith. osteopath. will be
at Hotel Bryan Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoons Of each
week.
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wARNrNG-Don't fail to read our
ad this issue. Sam B. Wilson & Co.
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toned. Ask to see our Diamonds and Get
prices. If you will call and allow us, we will
show you the most complete stock that we
have ever shown in Bryan. The pleasure
will be ours. Come early and look, as the
last few days will be busy ones.
The Huttig news., 1915-07-17
Mathematical Prodigy.

A mathematical genius has been discovered in India. As described in the Manchester. Guardian, he Is about fifteen years of age, is wholly illit- crate, looks simple, almost witless, and is very shy. His brain is mathe- nautical machine, and seems to con- tain nothing but mathematics. Any question you may ask him that re- lates to figures he answers with aston ishing rapidity.
 One of his feats was the division of a line of 16 figures by another line of six. In another case he was asked the cube of a large number, taken from a table of such calculations in a book. One numeral in his answer differed from that in the book. The examiner showed him the book, but he insisted that he was> right; the sum was worked out on paper, and it proved that the book was wrong and that the boys computation was cor rect. Physically, the boy is abnormal. He has too many fingers and toes. and is probably defective in other ways. Youths Companion.