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The midland journal., 1915-02-26
She Went.

! See how can count. mamma" J"
said Kitty. There's my right foot.
That's one. There's my left foot.
That's two. Two and one make three
Three feet make a yard, and want to
go out and play In it,
The midland journal., 1915-02-26
In After Years.

Beauty" remarked the poetic
youth, may draw us with a single
hair" *a
During the courtship. yes," re-
Joined the bald-headed man with a
sigh. "but after marriage she is more
likely to grab handful"
The midland journal., 1915-02-26
His Point Of View.

What is your idea of matrimony %
asked the fair maid who was still oc-
cupying the anxious seat.
WELL" reioined the wise chap who
had balked at the hurdle, it's probably
all right for those who haven't enough
worry"
The midland journal., 1915-02-26

commended kidney remedy In the
world. You'll decide It worth a trial,
when yo1 read this enthusiastic testl.
mony.
The midland journal., 1915-02-26

The girl who is self-possessed can
usually be induced to transfer the
title.
The midland journal., 1915-02-26
Showing u.

They tell me that prosecuting at.
torney Is very bold in his conduct OF
cases"
$50 they say. He must have the
courage Of his conyictions."
The midland journal., 1915-02-26
Too Much to Bear.

Friend--Why are you crying, Bobby?
Bobby Ma whipped me because my
face was dirty, and then washed it.
Judge.
The midland journal., 1915-02-26

They stop the tickle. Deans Mentholased
Cough Drops stop coughs quickly. A pleas
ant remedy-5c at all good Druggists.
The midland journal., 1915-02-26

It's easier for q young man to raise
q row than a mustache.
The midland journal., 1915-02-26

It's the high spots that knock out
the rolling stones.
The midland journal., 1915-02-26

The mother tongue has the father
tongue beaten.
The midland journal., 1915-02-26
@vyowovangsA "a nR0tD1

Nearly 100000 women and children
are employed in the tobacco factories
Of the United States.
The midland journal., 1915-02-26

The Proof Conclusive.
Sunday School Teacher-What is
the outward, visible sign of baptism?
Johnny-The baby, mum.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
MENNONITE sANlrARIUM.
BY &c. o.Ie.ry.

.
my Country 'Tis OF Thee ETC..
sung with gusto was the timely and
appropriate anthem with which the
Solar Literary Society opened Its
meeting here Friday night. The
members responded to roll call with
q Citations from Washington and
Lincoln.
In the balloting for president.
Miss Ida Kreider was elected. She
manifested her appreciation Of the
honor by reciting two OF Whitcomb
Riley's popular compositions. "Our
Hired GIL" and "The Raggedy
Man."
Mr.. 8. 8. stalter In an impromptu
address reviewed the present war
situation TO the satisfaction and en-
lightenment Of all present without
violating President Wilson's neutral
ity proclamation.
A quartette composed Of Messrs.
Ike and Paul Hershey and the Miss
es Artie Kaufman and Ida Kreider
sang Rejoice and Be Glad"
George Washington in his peren-
nial contest with Abraham Lincoln.
suffered q severe setback At this
meeting. Edith Ross. one Of the de-
tenders. failed to put In an appear
ance. Her colleague. Park Hershey.
extolled his virtues In very credit
able manner. but was Obliged to
yield to the affirmative team. COM
posed Of Waldo Stalter and Lydia
Ross. Lincoln won by q large ma
jority.
The piece de resistance. OF the ev-
ening. though. was solo contest
with Messrs. J. w. Shank and Nor
man Culp as the principals. Catch
as-catch-can rules prevailed. The
former offered "The Holy City" and
number In Spanish as his contribu-
tion. Nothing daunted by this op-
cratic outburst, MIR. Culp rendered
Cavalry" and a Perfect Day"
These last selections caused the
hearts OF the referees TO melt as
quickly and completely as wax can
dies Oh a Christmas tree. MIR. Culp
was returned a winner.
The regular business concluded
the meeting.
Mrs. Emma Martin, Of Swtnk. en-
tered the institution during the
past week for the purpose Of takins
the cure.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
EAST HOLBROOK.

Mrs. J. c. Rigg and daughter.
Constance. left Tuesday for Nebras-
ka. to Join Mr.. Rigg.
R. H. Todd is building a two room
addition to the house on the farm re-
Gently acquired from Clyde Lance.
Mrs. C. W. Hartzler and children
left last Tuesday for Las Animas to
Join MIR. Hartzler, who has located
in that town.
1t ID reported that s. d. Yoder has
exchanged his place in the extreme
east end for that Of Ole Jensen south
of the Cheraw Lake.
B..A. Shupe and Chester johnson
have rented the Brenneman eighty.
lying across the road from their
farms. and have divided up the farm
ing ground between them.
Mike Bradish. Of La Junta, Is
putting up few new buildings ON
his farm east Of Cheraw and expects
TO operate the place himself this
season. The place has been farmed
the past few years by John Morton.
Grandpa Osborn was somewhat
painfully injured few days ago by
being kicked on the hip by q horse.
He was laid up for few days but Is
up and at work again. MIR. Osborn's
eiEhty-seven years make such injur-
les rather serious.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
CIR, Won the $4,000 Movie Pr.s.


Ida Damon. q - year old stenog-
rapher. of st. Louis. Mo-. who was
able to go to public school only four
years in her life. and since then has
virtually supported her aged parents.
will build them a home with part Of
the $4,000 she won last Saturday
from thousands of contestants all
over the country for the best solu-
tion OF THE Million Dollar Mys.
terry" by Harold McGrath. which a
film company has shown serially in
various cities over the country.
Miss Damon IL the only daughter
Of Albert c. Damon. She entered
school when she was . years old and
when she was 13 was taken out be-
cause Of illness In her family which
forced her TO aid In the bread win
ming. Stenography and bookkeep-
Ing she learned In night school,
and from cashier In s-small grocery
she rose TO credit and office mana.
ger OF large piano concern.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
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~ sulsk ~. ~ plase. vhieh
~ hovo neos = Jooea, vtll - ~
= 9 eBego eDee1o1 Dglee ~ easo =
~ DoO0onoa \. tnoegesoo1 vsoo1
oeo9yo - o11gooe = -
~. - tgolsu1ngo.W0 - ssnl1n'
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
sssss.y As,.sssse.sss.

Notice IL hereby given to whom II
may concern that the following de-.
scrtbed estray animal was taken up
near Fowler. Otero county. Colorado.
on or about February 90. .Ists. To-
wit: One two year old black horse
colt. cut on right hind hook. unbrahd.
ed.
said animal being unknown 20 this
hoard. unless claimed by the owner ON
or before March ~, 1915. said estrny
viii be sold BY this board for the bene-
ft Of the owner when found.
STATE HOARD or STOCK INSPEc-
TloN COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colo.
.aal nuhlicaiIon. March G. iSi.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
N.s.-. .s A...., s-....s.

The stockholders of the La Junsa
Mica Mining and Milling Company are
hereby notified that the annual meet.
ing Of said company viii he held At
the office Of said company. rooms 10
aud ~ Woodruff block, In Junta. Colo.
10 o'clock. for the purpose Of eicciins
board Of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be properly
brought before u,
a. H coRBiS. President
Lila u Cofbin. Secretary.
Ftrst publication. January 10. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
ss,ss of vetssass.

All those who are eligible to Join
the camp Of the Sons Of Veterans.
ere requested 70 meet at Harmony
Hall. Monday evening. March LIST. At
. O'Clock.
Elmer g. DAVIS.
Commander.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
pss.sssss asssssssssss xsssss.

The permanent rssistrasion for the
city of IL JunSA has been complstsd
80 % nov on file as the cfficss q the
Ss SsSSsy. ' re'orssc. 20" ana vii s. Ssss
"a lespeeiien a. any iims d.ssaeL Ss:
eeo@ ohts date.
vsSksss. az ssscs or srsers Is O.:
fe1Is1fstiea Of any such slscses VII
W SSs moi been rssissefsd may p
;::sSs s:f';:' .n, !. .:.:.u =; s':ssss .sss
N SsSvs1 from one precinct % IN.
e4kef may have his fssssssasssa
4l{ HeAnp 2v COUNTY c4MHls.
e~r o.o~* ssAss,Sapn,t ,t.,r,:. css'''".".
- rssSs'Iss;isn sSss'lsss;ii's. AsssS isis ...
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
N...r. .s A...., w...,.s.

Notice is hereby. .siysn that the an:
nuai meeting. Of The. Nine Nile Cana!
Company viii be held at the school
ternoon. March !. 1915. at i;so o.eloet.
Tor the purpose Of eiectiDs officers
Tor the ensuing year and eonductina
s sssn c,hsr r. ..,..,.,, sa.,n.s. ss may be pre-
IS. u. WILSON.
President.
=. e. GARRETT.
kecresafy. Treasurer
poPue pubilration. February ~. 1919.
IN notification, February q. 1913,
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
xsesss q sssss ssssssesss.
: sAs sa...:, q =: s:ssss Of cA'ysss.

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3| :3|I|;l!ss|s S; 8 81; :;S;'ai' i =. ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
no,BRt,ox CENTER.

A. J. Grom IL on the sick list.
Farmers are busy sowing wheat.
J. L. Carter has rented w. w.
Jones' farm and moved 70 that place
this week.
NJ. and 1afs. Sos Cai csassnplate
leaving in Q fev days for Florida for
the benefit Of Mr.. Carts health.
Mrs. zendner and Miss Celia
Orimes spent . few days In Colorado
Springs. last week. returnins home
Sunday.
Miss Bessie CarrinGton left last
week for Twin Falls. Idaho. where
she will remain for some time with
her sister. Mrs. EberSole.
Mrs. Frank shirk. after visiting
her many friends In this vicinity. left
on the Thufsday afternoon train for
Wiley. where Frank Ii engaged In
farming this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ebcrsoie and
little daughter. who have been visit
Ing relatives here during the winter.
returned last week 70 their home In
Twin Falls. Idaho.
The storm Sunday prevented the
evening Frances willard Memorial
program which Will be held next
Sunday Afternoon NJ 3:30 O'Clock nt
the chcfaw ~. Y. church.
NJ. Rigs left last week for Hast
isss. Neb. Mrs. Rigg visited with
her daughter. Mrs. Bosicy. In East
Holbsook and left Tuesday With her
daughter. Mis Constant. for their
asw location ssas Hasaiass.
Resell 0saatos autoed 70 the
sSrisss TAurs1ay Of last wssk 10
accompany home Mrs. staatoa. who
had bsss visitias hsr Dereats. Mr.
and MrA Rich. saturday. TIE storm
pesvsatsd retssnias hoos until
Wednesday.
Word wss rscsivs1 hsrs u the
death Of NJ. HunDhrsy o. February
~ d. q Liberal. Kas.. from tsbsr.
eulesls. NJ. HuoDhFsy sDsat the
sunnss 10 this Valley aad seemed
70 - nuch inpFevsA. He leaves .
wife end oue 800 Who have ths syn.
Salty Of all who kssv thea.
Many DsoDje 10 ~ eountsy. sad
pseDls who cone fro0 he east.
eeaasas % Ne - - date accommo.
1asless L. Juata asfosds II he way
of . Rsse Reo0. There you WIN
fisd . euIss Djaes eal . safe plaee
y Isave ~ childsss while the moth.
o. n ire 70 % W. sAoDDlsg. THIS
b what svssy eity shoul1 have.
- 0so1o p1anO ~ ~.
~ Qulsk eale. ~ olase. whlsA
~ hovo - = JuoeA, vtll - ~
= . eBtso eDee1o1 Dslee ~ easo =
~ Do00on1A - lnoegosoel vsloo
0oDnngUB - 0nuDo10 g ~
- - knoonunnr - - nngnrk-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-14
APPEAL IS MADE FOR
DESTITUTE BELCIANS
Mfs. v. Scott Lctsl Chsifman VIII
Receive reetatsi|e1s ~ Cath
ard Ciaihina saf Rslisi funa

Nfa IruH Icmsnf fHie chairman
~ ms H0lFsn ffos MHe Boz snt
.ai islisrs Boz aN iuaI ,hannfn vhHln
t0lIna Garsrnof ncans anpninisA sst
.us them ta lH Hieiair uliH hrf ln st
cuilna iethns 81 ihu dfaitlie mn
nant Nhn ar, n HfimNu ava Nugih'rn
FfaHrf
fn hef irftei ehr gags 7ouiuf A. iht
drastic saultar fHpalaiionH RESIDE hf
enc fnecnmsnia ibmnfh WhnHe iefii
ta, the rlpiner musi pasa ihe inifat
ducflOu ~ aeUpna-band rlNihrs ~ lnt
possible
We therefore ash fef nrp 0i0thing
ahd more iauicaiafh fai unmsas ma
foHal what We W1nf aff nsfr fnnia
~ sH alnat ,aaiian Han1s fisnutlsiie
snd suNinrs NJ hN hinds W. also sra
fr teadt nnar eauNentT surA az
llabses dresses thsin sweaters urrs
ooais atsfHnfs peiuNaqie m ffCi
atcrffhInH vlftin iht ramh' W warm
fHiFue aitu sbnHa tfs fsfiirlidfh
dtriFtd
ln compliance Nlih iha dnuh 1epe1I
Aifa O. % Hrnn fHf hffn argo'nfca
Hsurf Dammiiict Chairman fsf lrf
pus rhasu tg afflpe Governor uat
ht shf VIII GA Nith fas Ntais rhaif.
man ani aiaaW sstnfe ant Hgrd fH
Nara Rnt contributors fhat mtf W
annf .n duflgr ihs erNF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-14
THE DAY IN THE COURTS

in Justice Whelan's cnHFg yesterds,
eleven complaints charrine Narrancs
ard disturbing ihe peace wen. flied
zoe defendants lnciHdins five women
Maiilda Harris. bronx Afmsted and
PIRATES Gonzales were chafrea wiih
disturbing The peace Ua complaint M
Deputy Constable q a. Gaia. Iosa
Rivers was charged similarly hy N "a.
ns. Juana Lopez lne ieniord. ana
Josie @. Coleman were ohlrred win
vnrrAney ~ complaint ~ Constants
leo Riggs, Similar charges were pre.
icrrcd asainsi Emma goi,man AIMS
Smuctf Cermsr peape AMI Glh brooke
by Deputy Constable Goude
Arthur ksssy plcad euiity in Justice
b. II Miles court to @ chares " sae-
mncy and was fined one dollar ana
costs lle was warned hy che cnart
thai "a second ufirnsr would huns upon
mm the nmn fine iWo hundred aol.
lars and costs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-14
DRAINAGE,
CONTRACT WAS GIVEN
TO HOUSTON CONCERN
$40 or J. q hRpiN CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY WAS ACCEPTED
MONDAY NOON
Houston Firm 70 do ths Entire Wofh
ior sist675 and TO Take the Bends
a. Par and Accrued Interest

The RnhFtnNn diulnart cnNii4ti aas
Yesterday noon Hwafafd ie thf , n
Arpn CONSTRUCTION Company ~ ilhaa
ton fof g confederation of fititst tnf
hid heinf thr lowest offered fbe eam.
missinners ny che setrn bidders sHht
rnliiine offers which we've npfntA nn
December ~ Nnbnown.
Under she terms "a tho offer work
- go start within thirty aefs sod io is
completed hy Mhy g. 1917 The cuf
tractors state however that such d
length 20 tins, viii noi be yoluifea and
they expect io complete the entire Nnfii
during 1915
when the frH bids wVre ppfBrd ali
were rejected ~ iht gfauntb that ibDt
wore ioo hieh Thr bidders were ~
ftred 49, npnoulnty ~ inaerins thf'i
offers and the revised bids weif rnn.
sldcrcd Yesterday The mfniher ef tff
board arc Ion n Mceser chairman y
IA Baker secretary. anh a. G. NmHNlf
Ian heine ffominri4 nuslnfss mfn AZ
she NohstoNn reCtlHu
The WORK for vhiCh the contract sai
given Monday aii dmin a district 81
approslmateiy $4,000 acrfs tantf r
al amount og N5Sooq were voted Fey
ernl months aFn the ISSUE neinF o..
yorcd almost unanimously Tho rnn-
.ifactnra agieed t0 iak" fhr entire Jesse.
"a pef and acrmfi interest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-14

apan censtiian 4hs iau eIiev. me
kllme uilhln ths erssan "a nei nare
ihaa iAri-1 a.i. 81 isal IL est,fssslf ass-
ieaaioa io pFCiret tRt fsinaiss and ins
fapBe lenrnf ~ nieNl b .iso rfo
htittf
siossfs uaWsss shsfnah. uaueil
Caldwell lldW.l HuNft. Ncfainash
snd ihnWn were neintsls ~ 4 parts
ihli slfni asi Netk ~ Natal tpants,
un tnr NWetifu tANlh Un hualin6
utn rhs3 rsiurura same sn ifilas
8na ntp,wed isti the, haf slla.i lhif.
rfn antsf
Nemfis ihtf tis aft hfIae NIiiea
rIaf huairfs sots aeri aucf asFa atinE
NHhfs 4rH fnai olNrf rfftisiure ~ fhf
sItia etme RW ~ hlaa ,lflatsd ha.t
fHrn namsraa. fafine fhf fast seas'ss
and t d rNinist ati il,ai anir,s spafts.
utfr an nffhnHe fqr nrfie pr0freilda
81 gsu, thaf NeuiA Tfsae nln fpon
pass as Nsl3 Sic int nnntins ~ teer
nfktf and Nfhvf Nad samf ehenfi
Nfieft says tfat b. PROPOSES 40 o.
efrfs ihIuf in HIe nsNff o. sffiai ihr
state uamt tamnissnntf neH inf
ntr NHfaeHe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-14
NATIONAL PROHIBITION
RESOLUTION is URGED
Letsi pfehihitien,sis nsid hestlAo
Asss Sunday IN she f,rsi Baptist
Church


Tho Nailauel prohihHian usN psns
rnm aitfa as tho iig-s ilsnfiei church
iast sNnalY af,tfnuau waH vth attend
~ end an anlhNe tir investing Mes
Maudf 0rfhafat M iurAi president ~
thr M r ppaldei ov,l ths meet
iaF
AHauf sIstf ehlarrH in0a ls,il Yes M
ehHNlaet which wr4f ftf fine
NfF Al MfNrN rHfnyf nfH o. A.
lfnlnirf and riHfad Mss addressed ibs
Hpdiersf Nr various phaaep ~ fhe tfa
hitifiun question afiff rhish iirf
iienfs Austin ~ ihe Presbyterian
ghuun presented $50 feiloWine fesa.
iwit0 which waf nnan'maHaiY slUrl
Tea.
riif 50 resolved bY fhls msrina. ihai
20 b neW ihe fafamnuff puhilf dptf ~
NnfHfref iH ruHmlt on amendment ni
zee uHilanaf constellation ur rfnais.l
fl0p ia 1850 siaioa ~ mnNeatian ~ r.
lFfil0n. ~ tha earliest practicable
daft
Nnsal nuWrfft nprt fifrn 30 Aifp
ueafEn n4alA sna Aiss 1ua.ph.ne lArk
inson accompanied ~ Miss hsislit
Anssef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-14

mefNnf "a ih, leNal 0NHHrN NuH
thaar intffrrirf ir ihs h0' soW hafe.
nenf has i-sfn sailed af ihr ffqnfi
81 scout CHmmiraionff Aitfn fuf
Wrduesday nsfM ai 0.einet ai ihe
sfaas hasawnrom N ins ela MaHanle
hsu Msutfs ef Interest aih he iatrn
~ PARTICIPANTS faHf f maipialnnf
headauausts aaN iis WtIs - re BE-
80 council
The h0s. 1teifs ftf advice y shelf
fneudt n these mafiefs and mes lpHf
40 ufu cims iAsL can difeei ihrfu iu
thtir uisue fnf 3tt fHfufe uoft
N n LALLMIlI.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-14
lwen UP YOUR TORPID LIVER

ra koep your utor active asc ~
kine N.w Life rHs They insure
sn0d digestion relieve constipation. ana
tome up the whole system KEGS your
eye clear ANA ynur skin fresh and heal.
thy i00kna only 2ic as yuur prns.
rist Advertisements
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-25
THIRTY KILLED N
GENERAL MELEE
Thousands Of Shots Fired In Streets
OF cansnea. Mexico.
Tuesday.

Washington. Sept. 25.-Thirty per.
sons were reported killed when thou
sands OF shots were fired Tuesday af.
ternoon in the streets Of cananea'
Mexico. No foreigners appear to have
been injured. but 30 Americans are re
ported fleeing in automobiles toward
the border.
II has been definitely established
according to official statements 70
day. that In some instances hostili
ties with Mexicans along the bordei
have been provoked by deputy sherin'
and civilians on the American side
General Funston has made represen
tations TO Governor Ferguson an'
strict orders have been issued against
recurrence OF such troubles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-25
HARDY NEWTON
Plan UNIVERSITY
FOR WARSAW

Warsaw. Poland. Sept. 2S.--tcorre'
spondsnce Of the Associated PressJ--
Less than a month after the occupa'
tica Of warsaw by the Germans. plans
have been all but completed for the
creation Of . Polish university. de
signed to attract the young Poles who
heretofore have always sought foreign
institutions Of learning because they
would or could not attend the old Rus
sian university here.
The German authorities have readil,
agreed to the proposal Of the citizens
committee which now IL conductini
the city's affairs. allowing the returr
to Warsaw OF Poles who are now II
foreign countries. This includes schol
ars OF all ages Meanwhile Il Is ar
ranged for all educational institutions
up to the university to open on sched
ule time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-25

Brownsville. Tex. Sept. 25.--whiIe
no further trouble has been caused
for the United states soldiers IN the
brush warefArs with Mexicans. . re'
port reached Brownsville today Of Z
battle late yesterday between J. B.
McAllen. . millionaire ranchman Of
this city. assisted BY . woman cook
and . band Of Mexican bandits vho
tried unsuccessfulIy to rush the ranch
house In Hidalgo County. Two Of the
bandits were killed and three wound
ed. The McAllen home was In a
clearing. making approach under hrs
difficult and dangerous. The bandits
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-25
|0|NLY ONE LIFE
| SENATOR LEFT

Paris. Sept. 25.--icorrespondence o.;
the Associated P.ess.)-with the re-
cent death Of Senator Rene Berenser.
there Ia now left only one life mem
ber Of the Senate.
When that body was created by the
National Assembly at the time Of the
adoption OF the constitution Of Feb
ruary rs. 1875. provision was made for
seventy.ave life Senators and e25 TO
be elected. In the revision Of 1854
the suppression OF life Senators by
extinction and the transformation OF
their seats into elective seats was
decided upon. The last survivor OF
the life Senators is Monsieur Marcere,
who was elected by the Senate Feb
ruary es. 1884. only a few months be
fore the measure for suppression OF
life Senators went into effect.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-25
AUSTRIAN CAS-
UA[T|ES IN WAR
Many Killed and Wounded = Few
Prlsoners--Equippins New
Army Of 10000.

Melbourne. Australia. Sept 25.--
Correspondence Of the Associated
Press.l-The number Of casualties
among the $4,000 men that Australia
has sent to war was made known by
Premier Fisher In a statement to Par
lament today. The losses. including
the men who died In Egypt and en-
route since the embarkation Of the
first contingent In November. 1914
now total some 1876. he said. OF
which he gave the following classifl'
ton:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-25
SAYS He KILLED
SALOON KEEPER
consessor Attempted Robbery and,
Failing. Killed HE
Victim.

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 25.-John
Frank Anderson. who claims to be
from a well to do family In Ardmore.
Okla. today confessed. the police
say. to killing James Campbell. a
saloon keeper. here last night after
attempting to hold up the latter. His
purpose was robbery. Anderson said
he came to Philadelphia seeking
work as a machinist. but failed. and
then decided upon the holdup.
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BIG LOAN WILL
DRAW FIVE PER Cent
Amount Reduced TO Half Billion
polIsrs-wiII Sell Slightly
Below Par.

New York. Sept. 25.--Members OF
the Anslo-French commission here to
arrange the huge credit for the allies
held q brief session with American
bankers and prepared to leave the
city Sunday. The loan. II IL now
agreed. may not be more than half q
billion dollars. at per cent interest,
but II will yield more because II will
sell slightly below par.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-25
'RANCHMAN AND his COOK
FOUGHT BANDITS BAND


retired after seeing their losses wers
80 heavy.
The next step In consequence
| Of yesterdays battle between United
States soldiers and Mexicans. in
which one American was killed and
two wounded. IL up TO Warrington
according to talk in military circles
here.
The report that carranza soldiers
took part In the battle across the
river near Progrsso seems confirmed
but these were not lighting officially
The carranza commander at Msta
moros denies that Carrancistas had
part In the fight.
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COT Is YEARS FOR
KILLING FATHER
rpy Associated i.ressl

Snyder. Tex. Sept GA verdict
Of guilty and sentence Of twenty-five
years was returned today by a jury
which this week tried Edward p. Jor'
dan for the murder OF his iather. J
d. Jordan. near Dunn last February
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'rhe Premier stated that 10000
troops we're now Ia preparation for
the front. and that by early winter
the Australian expeditionary forces.
not counting losses. would have reach
ed total Of i17.0oo.