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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07
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Gbre, um bafiir-Gbren ein5ubeimfsn.
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nibt, beIon6ers psnn es Reuter fpribt.
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right" aber fpober bic Siitte nebmen9
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msr ibren Oberprisiter gum OberfeIo'
BERN.
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fann.
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flnfft oarf niht an Sbeologen Dera
Iieben tperben.
Rit9ener propbe3eit etnen lan'
gen 8rieg. gBir propbsaeien ibm etns
furae Serrfdaft.
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aussufiibren, biBt: Die llbr ri4tig
fteIIen, bic nidt gsbt.
9ebt ben RuFeu I'm Often bic
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I'm Weiten Elm 2idt auf,
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fieren, nm Die Ma6t Su ersreifen, ME-
mails Inn iie tpieber gu befeittsen.
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gdmiibl bat cine 2idtitdrte BON mebr
oIs brei Millionen RormulterSen.
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(Stalien) tperben in elmer yta4t bts'
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ben. Der aber bon Der Soffnuns les
ben min, 1T Elm boffnunsslOfer San.
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Bepobner Roriifas i'm fransDff9er
Seers seg.n bic Deutiden tn Waffen.
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ibre @ebeimniFe reTpettiere, bod es
Grgert fie f9on, ipenn man ihnen feis
nerIst Heusier beseigt.
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geatiirli6teit iinb Die srOben PrtnSt'
pien bes S90nen in allen Graeugnih len
Der RunIt. 9lud.
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9ie psrle brunter bu:
Wer mar benn nun Der Sin6ers
limb mem fiel aIIes Su9
Menn bu nod cine Seimot bdf,
go riimm ben Ran5en unb ben Steden,
limb ipanb're, ipanb're obne Rait,
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WluBt bu beI6eiben prablen:
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beln
limb INNER be5ahen.
9oetbe.
TrauengrDbe osist iid nidt i'm
Iduten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07

tenpfleee our 8srfiisung geiteGt bat.
@r bat bsreits uni9GBbure GrStli9e
Sienite seleiitet uno nuBeroem ipi9s
tiss Stubien in 9eSug uuf bic llsbers
traguns bon &rantbeitssrressrn 9e'
ma9t.
DtBt Sbr, mann siuft Der 96lfer
MorsenItern erblinft,
0unn erft erbliibt Guropas gOlo'ner
2ena9-
Sobalb Der 8riten Snfelrtih ina
Meer beriintt,
9elaftet nit benz Slu9 bes Son'
ttnents.
Dierorbt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

OF cotton we make that counts. but
our net profits when the years work
is done. Nor in figuring our net prof
its must we for a moment forget that
unless we are soil.building rather than
soil.robbing farmers. We are not fol-
lowing the most rational. profitable
system. In other words. regardless
OF how much cotton We may make. II
as certain as death and taxes that,
unless we raise plenty OF corn. meat
and hay. along with clovers. peas
and beans to make our lands rich. We
are on the down.grade that ends in
failure.
We are sounding this warning be
cause now Is the time TO plan next
years work. and any plans are faulty
that do not include living at home.
soil.building. and rigid economy In all
expenditures. For this reason. even
II cotton goes TO twenty cents, II is
nothing more than good business
sense to plant a big acreage Of. oats
this fall. with cover crop OF oats.
rye. clover or vetch on every possible
acre.
What good does your cotton money
do you II you already owe II for corn.
meat. hay and fertilizers? Don't ever
again be fooled into an Affection pro
gram. regardless OF how high prices
may go.-The Progressive Farmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

great deal OF fraud and misrepresenta.
ton in the business Of selling fruit
trees. and lack OF attention 10 this i'm.
portant matter will mean regret later.
Remember that any dealers guarantee
is worthless unless backed by strong
moral and financial responsibility
3, Write your State agricultural
college in regard to the best varieties
for particular local conditions. and II
will be worth a great deal TO you to
know what Ia likely TO succeed best
In your section. With most fruits Il
is better that such varieties be plant
ed that succession can be maintain.
ed from the beginning until the end
OF the season.
I. Make a map or nlan Of your or
chard before settlns the trees. Thu
Ian should be sufficiently large fol
you to indicate on II each trees and
the variety to which II belongs. ~
ing this will later be- OF much value IN
enabling you TO determine varieties
and their relative adspiabi'ity 10 YOU
conditions.
s. Last, but by no means least
prune. spray and cultivate. Remem
T, Der. first and always, that mo spra,
means no pay" but that an orchar'
Of well sprayed, well cared for tree
is usually the source OF an abundan
supply OF fruit. as well as genuine
Acknowledgements Farmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

The japanese foreign minister II
quoted as saying that Japan Ia arm.
ing the Russians for a Teutonic over
throw. but n the Allies need more
soldiers on other than that front the
Mikado's government is ready and
willing to supply the need adequately
on notice. Verify. the signs OF the
times indicate that there Is no peace
in sight and that there are rocky
times ahead for the Teutons. not.
withstanding their successes in the
past.-Houston Post.
The Teutons have not barred any.
body and so far have seemed to well
come all who chose TO come in against
them. They are doubtless prepared
give the little yellow men a warm re
.ceptiOn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26
WILL TEST YOUR
SEED CORN
Banks Arrange for This Important
Work for Farmers OF Brazos
County.

Through an arrangement made by.
The City National and The First Nat
ional banks OF Bryan. the farmers OF
Brazos county will have an oppor-
tunity to have their seed corn for the
coming year tested. also an oppor-
mnity to learn the work themselves.
The Eagle is authorized to state that
the first 100 farmers calling at either
OF the above named banks and agree
ing TO bring 25 ears will have same
tested free OF charge. Monday. Nov
ember 20.
Il was asked that the farmers be I'm
pressed with the fact that the corn is
not being tested to see II Il VIII come
up, but to find out the strongest and
most vigorous stalks and get rid OF the
thousands Of stalks that produce no
corn II all.
The banks are paying the expenses
OF this work and are anxious that a.
many rs possible take advantage OF
this date and opportunity Monday
November 20.
The Eagle stated few days ago
the car was sent out by the govern
ment. this Is mistake. The car Is
sent out by the Frank Clarke Seed
Company OF ~. Worth. and Mr..
Clarke himself is In charge OF the car
and conducts the seed testing. He
has made special study OF this work
and II is great opportunity for tbs
farmers.
MIR. Clarke Is an old Bryan man
was born and raised here and Is anx'
ious to have the biggest crowd OF
farmers at his old home town OF any
place In the State. II will be a great
pleasure TO him TO assist the farm
ers In their work OF seed selection
and no farmer In Brazos County
should miss this opportunity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26
a HOME ORCHARD FOR
EVERY FARM HOME

The Progressive Farmer believes In
home orchard for every farm home.
and by an orchard we mean not mere
Is a haphazard collection OF trees, Sc.
lected at random. and then left un'
pruned. unsprayed and INTENDED. but
well laid out orchard OF trees from
a reputable grower. cared for In a
manner that will insure the maximum
returns. Some care Is necessary In
getting and keeping a good orchard
but the returns far outweigh the cost
Of the necessary attention. The main
thing Is to understand what is really
necessary. and Is seems to us that
right here II is well TO summarize the
things vitality important in making
the home orchard a success.
1. First Of all. Is the matter Of 10
cation. Good drainage and convent
ence to the home are points that must
not be overlooked. for orchards can
not succeed on waterlogged land. no
can they be most satisfactory and use
full when too far removed from the
farm home.
2. Buy only from nurserymen Of
known reputation. There has been q
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

Andrew Carnegie, the laird o. Skibo
Castle. was eighty-years old yesterday
and asked for a birthday message,
gave out the following: An goes well
with me. The world grows better
and we are soon to see blessed peace
restored and a world court establish
ed when, in the words Of Burns. Man
to man. the world DER. shall broth
ers be for a that"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26
A NEW REVENUE CRUSADE.

Secretary Of the Treasury VIM. A. !
McAdoo. and who is a son.ln-law OF
President Wilson. has given out
statement outlining his views on ways
and means for raising the necessary
funds for carrying out the proposed
preparedness and defense program.
He favors a taxing plan rather than
n bond issue.
His plan would change the income
tar Law so as TO place tax on the
incomes Of all single persons OF ST.
600 and above. instead OF $4,000 as
now; and on the incomes Of married
persons Of $1,000 instead OF $4,000
N now. He would also place new
taxes on gasoline. crude and refined
oils. horsepowers OF automobiles and
other internal combustion engines and
various other things.
This tax proposition is becoming
. most serious. and In the opinion OF
the Eagle. a most dangerous menace
10 the welfare Of the people and the
safety Of the republic Public expen-
ditures Of one kind and another are
running riot and the whole country
seems to be diseased with one CONTROL
ing. compelling idea OF raising more
and more revenues. The revenue must
come. regardless Of the grinding.
crushing. racking. bone-breaking meth
DDS necessary TO get II.
Instead OF the time honored doctrine
of economy for which the Democratic
party has always stood. we have in
this new day. this new day which
some have christened by the high
sounding title OF "progressivism." an
epidemic Of extravagance. the like OF
which the country has never known
before In all It's history Il Is a pro
gressive age all right. but II Is pro.
crossing this nation into labarynth
of taxation that win soon have every
one OF its citizens bound to the rack
Of taxation for all time TO come.
In the opinion Of the Eagle the hour
has come when note OF warnins
should be sounded. The people should
be aroused before II IL too late. They
should be brought 10 a realization OF
conditions before they are bound hand
and foot. In this land Of liberty the
people should not be made serfs
Our forefathers did not fight for a
government Of that kind. but for a
government Of liberty in the widest
and triest sense.
Taxation without representation
caused the American Revolution and
caused the American cclonists to en-.
gage In o war o' death. as Patrick
Henry called II. or freedom from Eng
fish oppression.
The time seems TO be fast cominr
when we must have new Declare
ton OF Indenendence when a new
Liberty Bell" will he horn. This
new declaration viii be for free
dom from taxation and serfdom
an enemy more deadly more mower
full. more difficult to throw off thar
the chains forced about the necks o.
the American colonists by the mothel
country. England
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26
DON'T LET HIGH PRICED
COTTON FOOL YOU

As this Is written cotton Is bringing
over eleven cents a pound all over the
South. and the price seems to be still
going up. This. OF course. where q
man has lived at home this year as
he should. means good times. but there
is a danger that high.priced cotton
win make us forget all about the war
low prices and all our brave resolu
lions. and lead US into our old-tims
Affection foIlies.
Let's look at this thing squarely
friend: II isn't the number Of bales
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

take in purchasing the farm. In fact
Il would make no mistake in buying
any part OF Madison County.-Madi-
sonville Meteor.
Sure, II the State is going into the
business OF buying back at high prices
the lands II once gave away. old Mad
ison Is a good place to begin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

Greece has yielded to the Allies
demands and assured them the troops
Of the entente powers would not be
intereferred with should they from any
cause be forced across the Greek Dor.
der. The Greeks evidently do not
relish the idea of an air.tight block
ade
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26
ARMY AEROPLANES
REACH SAN ANTONIO.
Made Last Lap Of Their Journey,
Austin TO San Antonio IN About
an Hour.
tBy Associated Press ]

San Antonio. Texas. Nov. 2s.-The
six army aeroplanes arrived here
shortly after nine this morning from
Austin. making the trip In about an
hour They win 70 into the perma-
nent station at ~. Sam Houston
where the army aviation school will
be restablished.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

Madison County Is being put on the
map right. The State has bought
from ]. A. Herring a Company i,3ls
acres Of Trinity bottom land with
over 1000 acres in high state Of cul-
tivation. This is fine farm and we
are sure the State has made no mis-.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

The White House wedding enthusi-
asm on the part Of the people has fall
en- several hundred points. Nobody
now seems to care anything about
how. when or where II will take place.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

II will be n serious mistake II we
permit the cannery proposition to fall
into a state OF inocuous desuetude.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

We we're duly thankful yesterday
for our Thanksgiving dinners and to-
day we are equally thankful they did
not make us sick.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26
A. & N. LOST LAST
GAME Of SEASON
Mississippi A. q N. Took Game on
Line Plunoes-Wind Too Much
for Texas Big kiekers.

teeth OF 3O-mile an hour gale. the
Crimson and White OF Mississippi A.
and NJ. College triumphed over the
Crimson and White OF Texas A. and
NJ. in the closing round Of football Cor
this season on Kyle Field Thursday
afternoon.
After a series OF fierce line plunges
by the Mississippi eleven one Mr..
Schwill OF that team bounded over the
Farmer goal line and then n minute
later kicked an easy goal. That was
in the second quarter Of the contest
and began and ended the scoring.
Harlan's offensive machine built up
around the passing Of Rollins and the
kicking OF Coleman and Collins was
practically helpless Thursday after
noon In wind that pounced upon
every kick and pass and sent the ball
hurdling everywhere and nowhere.
Mississippi resorted to old'time foot
ball and the only score OF the game
Is a tribute to the success Of their
efforts In that style OF play. SO fierce.
a line plunging back field has not been
seen In Texas this season by local
football men. and while frequently the
sturdy forwards OF A. and NJ. threw
the invading hosts for big losses. just
about as frequently the Mississippi
back field annexed a few yards and
occasionally big gains.
In the second quarter. after a series
OF terrific plunges. varied with speedy
end runs by Noble. one OF the fastest
men In Mississippi. schwill plunged
six yards for a touchdown.
A. and NJ got away with some good
gains through the Mississippi line and
around her ends. but these gains were
not consistent enough TO carryy the
ball over the visitors goal line.
Neither side was successful with
the forward pass. In the last part ol
the fourth quarter Rollins made pass
after pass. but every time. except one
the A. and NJ. men eligible for these
passes misjudged the ball and th'
passes failed The only successful
mass OF the game was from Rollins Il
Kendrick. the Waco lad covering 81
Yards and clutching the ball TO hii
breast.
| praumiller az guard and defensive
back. was the shining star FOR tn
Texans throughout the game. CAP
tain Clarity played a wonderful game
|. both defensive and offensive, unit
il the first part Of the third quarter
!. when he retired on account OF In
: jur'es
G Burns directed the play well an
e the defeat IL no reflection on his gen
eralship. Coleman. Collins. Crow an
II se,,egast nlaved consistently, Will
. Rollins got the burden Of the offer
;. siva nlav.
y The visitors were carried from IN
o field on the shoulders Of the Tesa
Il cadets and cheers were given FRI
Il ouently the rooters for the Missi'
:. sirri hovs.
The lineup:
. anAM Mississipni
Kendrick Gadd
LET, End.
= seteegast Carpente
10 Left Tackle
u Eschenburg spurloc
~ Left Guard
y Rogers McArthu
- Center
. Braumiller Patio
" Right Guard
Crow Raney &c
w. Right Tackle
!" Garrity tc) , sha
y Right End
y Burns NOD
Is Quarterback
u Rollins JONI
re Left Half
'Coianan 1acksc
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26
THE oANsAhT.

A dansant will be given In the old
Moose Hall Saturday Afternoon and
evening from 4 to II o'clock. Acmis-
sion 25cts.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

Don't forget to do your poll tax pay
ing early.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26
Fullbaek
Collins. W. schwili
Rieht Half
Schwilf'
Right Half

Substitutes: Texas = Rylander for
Eschenburg. Spencer for Clarity.
Mitchell for Collins. Gilfillan for Rol-
Inns. Mississippi-odon for Jackson.
Bobo for schwill. Morris for Patton.
simmons for schwill. Time OF quar-
ters-Ten minutes first two periods
and fifteen minutes second two pc
RODS. Officials = Dyers Texas Uni
yerslty), referee; Meeks tMichigan).
umpire; Clutter Mes. field Judge;
Firth (Chicago). head linesman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-26

Many a shoat went over the goa
line today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
NnTICE-


Notice to owners OF property on West
Nevada St in the CITY OF e PaSo from the
East line Of Los Angeles St % the West
line or North oregon ST. and persons in
teresred therein OF proposed Improvement
TO be made thereon by the CITY and pro
posed assessment OF part Of the cost thereof
against said owners and their property and
appointing a time and place at which such
persons NAV be heard bF the CITY Council
concerning such pronosad assessr1arrs
WHEREAS. the CITY Council o. the CITY
OF Fl Poso has hv resolution ordered the
Improvement OF West Nevada St between
the East line OF Los Angeles St and the
West line OF North Oregon St in SAID city
Il. That the same be graded raised and
. That the roadway Of said street shall
be uaved from curb TO curb with Light
STANDARD Bttulithic pavement in accordance
with Warren Brothers specifications Form
3. That concrete curbs shall be con-
structed on both sides Of said roadway.
. WHEREAS said council has ordered that
a part Of the cost Of said Improvement OF
against said owners shall be borne and Maid
BY the owners and their PROPERTY IL deemed
Just and equitable after the hearing herein
mentioned: and has determined that so far
as the owners Of abuttiug premises are con-
cerned. the cost OF said Improvement to be
paid BY them shall be assessed according
TO the front foot rule or plan. and
WHEREAS. the CITY Engineer has filed
his report with said council estimating the
cost Of said Improvement to be paid nv
assessment AGAINST the owners OF property
AUDITING on the said street named 70 be
paved and improved at SOS Der lneal
foot Of frontage and the cost OF curb 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
NOTICE.


Notice 70 owners OF properly on Federal
St in the Citv Of Fl Paso from the East
line Of Dakota st. to the West line OF
Louisiana St. and persons interested there
IN OF DroDOsed imDroVeIneut TO be made
thereon BY the city and proposed assess
menr Of part Of the cost thereof against
said owners and their property and appoint
ing a time and place at which such Der
sons NAV be heard bv the CITY Council con-
corning such proposed easements
WHEREAS the Citv Council OF the CITY
Of FL PasO has hy resolution ordered the
Improvement Of Federal St between the
Louisiana st. in said citv follows.
Il That the same be graded raised and
2 That the roadway OF said street shall
be paved from curb to curb with Light
STANDARD Bitulithic pavement in accordance
with warren Brothers Specifications Form
8. That concrete curbs shall he con-
structed both sides Of said ROADWAY.
WHEREAS said council has ordered that
a part OF the cost OF said IMPROVEMENT OF
property abuttinE thereon and assessed
against said owners shall be borne and paid
By the owners and their property II deemed
Just and equitable after the hearing herein
mentioned: and has determined that 50 far
cerneo- the cost OF said Improvement to be
paid BY them shall be assessed according
70 the front foot rule or plan and
WHEREAS the City Engineer has filed
his report with said council estimating the
cost Of said Improvement to be paid hT
assessment against the owners OF property
abutting on the said street named TO be
paved and improved at S2-77 Der nneal
foot Of frontage and the cost OF curb 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

be built and paid BY assessment against
the owners OF uronertV ahuttinE on the
said street named TO be payed at the rate
OF $3.50 Der hneal foot OF frontage. and
WHEREAS the CITY Council has ordered
that a hearing be given to owners ef DroD-
persons interested therein at which said
persons NAV be heard or contest said as
sessmenrs-
Now THEREFORE. notice is hereby
given TO ali persons owning or interested
in such property to appear before the CITY
Council OF the CITY Of e Paso al the coun-
ell chamber ar the CITY hail the 27-h
A. NJ At which time and place said citv
council viii hear and finally adiudicare and
determine against such owners and their
property the benefit OF all matters Oon-
corning the making OF snch assessment
said IMPROVEMENT II anv 10 such owners
and their property viii determine the
amount II any which shall be assessed
ertv anI adjust the equities between said
oWrers, provided. that in no case viii anv
assessment be made against any owner
his property unless the sDeclaI benefits OF
said Improvement In enhanced value OF said
property shall equal exceed the amount
OF said assessment Persons desiring TO be
heard in any manner concerning said
the benefits Of said improvements are
hereby directed 10 apnear at the time and
place mentioned IN person or by attorney
agent and present their objections as all
such matters viii then and there be con-
cluded and finally adiudicated and deter
mined
The list OF property owners and the
shown hv said Engineers report is as fol-
lows