davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-05

1t has been the unanimous opin-
ION 81 the enthusiastic crowds that
saw the picture that It is Hart at
his best in story Astounding with
thrills, action and romance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-05
MATINEES LOG
CHILDREN sc
EVENINGS 15c

The Liberty has the exclusive Seat
tie showing OF Triangle plays and
Keystone comedies-there IL no sec
ond run in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-05

a two-part Keystone-servcd on
the half-shcll. highly spiccd with
sixty horsepower smiles.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

Der r9aaltde .9.mnsrat", etnfduetIia
9 9G{l,Snfa aa ss feds m',r1Inern iees Woae.
10 GentS ipSdentIih ober $500 idbrItd Sci
toraus5abling fret abacIiefert.
wht Der Bolt ailBerbaIb Der etabt. rad IL.
senb eineu 9oftamt In ben Der. etaaten. ca.
Haba oher Oerieo. $500 idbrltd bet BorauS.
3nb!ul1a.
Sic epuutass . anssabe, rur hurd bic goft
sah iebem goftamt in ben Der. staaten. ioftet
txbrli& $1.0O BET 8orauS5abIung.
Ser. r1albpb1cntlthe 9cmstrat., bur3 bic
tott tnnerbaIb Der Ser. @tanten Mnb burG
irdger In Der @tabt $3.50, bel 8oraitSsatInng
$500; mad CANADA $3.50 unb mad europa
$500 per Subr BET 8orauSsabIuna.
Ser yMbd5entItde 9enpirat", tn 5tpe Ibet.
len, Mitttpo1s nrb SonnabenbS. ioftet timer.
s sas e. suro Ms1' . Staat fsbs S2c3o ~ Ta so1 9a1as Mum, u11S
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
Sic Sran5pIen geben icbt ]elbi

- Sic S%ron5pien geben jest lclblt
81, Dab Yerrpnnc, 10 nabe lie inn iinb.
np6 nod icbr fern lit. Gle baben
&enntniB, DOB Die @eutidcn Die Stcl<
hing ltarf bcfcitiet BADEN unb nit eli
llcm 9rpBen 5ecrc BORT iteben. gs lit
abcr cine Srase, pb Gerpnne ipirtlid)
bic @idtiefcit bclibt, bic i6m Bic
Srml8pfen bein1ciien. Na6 ibrcr anz
iidt mdren bic 3eutiden %9e5lpungen,
Den &nmpf ppr &crbun auf5ugebcn,
lpern 8erpnne linen genpnmcn luiro,
meil bierburh bic @ilenbabnberbinz
Dung binter i6ren sirien abecidnitz
ten niirbc. gs lit ober crIidtlid, bof
mod onperc Sdienenitranee porban=
Ben iinb. Sic 9eutiden iebod lolicr
es an @nitrensunsen ni6t feblcn. I'm
ii6 IN Eeronne gu %bebaupten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

1as @eilmittel batte aus
g hme0en, einem nentralen
2anoe be5ogett lperoen fonne11, Inn
Der epiben1iib alitretenoen Meningi-
tis lit Seem Sort lln0 anberen Dit
%itaaten ginbalt gu tbun.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

- @merifonii6c Sntcreiien fpiirSen
bon Dem ruiiiid : japanilden Ser
trag ni6t bcriibrt, erfldrt mar in So
fio. gtimmtl Sic amerifanii6en Stz
terlen I'M fernen Often ipllrpen Idor
Dor Drei Sabrcn aufgege6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
eeht nut a,ts - fablt @nd gut.

aeiner gut ausieben unb lid gut be-
finben, Der an &artleibigfeit leibct.-
gefrcit G1ld5 BON Dem milben, 19lep<
perben, lebcnsloIen @efiibl burd cine
8ebanblung nit 81. Sings Ncip 2ife
giIs. aal1ft belte cine Sda6tel m1b
nebmt beute @benb cine oper Stpei
Gilen. gm Mprgen lit ienes ~aeltppfte,
fridge @efiibl fort unb Sic befinoen
.iid iofprt better. 25c bel Sbrem @po%
tbefer. lMn5.),
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

- Sn aanlos miQ mar 6%etrunfenc
Sdipeine gefunbcn baben. 8cnn man
bebeuft, oaB aanlas idon 5iemlid)
LANCE Erobibitipnsltu lit, lpirb man
audi bas berlteben lernett.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

- Sra, ipenn bic Bel Der v9ta55ia"
Der Brobibitionslpibel an l@ettcn
9ienstag beldlognabmten @etranfe
crit ale in ben Miiiiiiippi gegpiIcr
iinb, iperben nnicre Si1dcr picllei9i
betruntene Sil6c fangen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

-gn8lanb rednet ipicoer Sic sroz
Ben gerlulte Der 9eutlben aus. bon
oenen es nidts mciB, iast abcr nidts
iiber leinc ci9enen @erlu1te, Die i'm,
natilrli9 9enal, bcfanat Iinb, aber berz
lblpic9en lperben, ltm oas @plt nidt
81 erld)refcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
@ulitiidc ,tnb ntpplitiidc 8anbslpKe,,.


@enn Sic sluiirtca fabellt,
oann fabelt lie, lllb merm lie Dos 8e-
oiirfniB baben SIT fabcll, baum fabeln
tic.
llniere @robibitionilten iino
8elueis bafiir, Dob tl1on ASarren nibt
gu beaieben brautti nm tic pad)len
81 MAIDEN.
Simmer ml,lltclr; 'rallT ,,no 'rl,n-
ter ~ lit biele s aIonigs 4arole. Ges
aupitans &onig, pom g,ltcn Sdiff
v0eutidlmb1.
@ir fampfen fir Civilization,
fir 6reibeit nno .Menldel1re6te"
prablen oie britild1en 5tootsl11al1ner.
-@ie's I'M oiebritilbe Gipiliia=
ton, britiide anffailung pow 5rci-
beit nnb Menibenred)ten belteQt lit.
5eiat folgea.e britiide @srpaltt5ot.
Gin 6elttider gr5t bot elm
Seilmittel eegen oie ainoer : Me-
ningitis er%fllnoen, oas in Sdnpeoen,
mo oie &ranfbeit alth graliirt, init
.grfoIg angetpenoet lpur6e.
9as SciImitteI bdtte aus
g 6me0en, einem 11eutralen
2an6e be5o9en meroet1 fonne11. Inn
Der epiben1ilb auitrete1toen Meningi-
|tis lit gtep Sort uno anoeren Dit
|itaaten gin6alt gu tbun.
- Mber England geItattete oas
nidt, tpeil Dos @eilmittel aus
Deutidla11o ltmlmt. Das lit Sic
pielgeribmte britiide lbritiide Gioi-
lilatlo1t. +
3as Seil1nittal miro jebt init
Dem l1nteriee : @anbelsidiff u8n-
men" bon 3eutihlano bireft eintref-
fen, tpie mir geltern idon gemelOet
lbaben.
- Sic ndd6ite ariessleniation mirl
ipobl Iein, Die gn9ldnber bdttcn Gebe
bur6 Den atlantic gelpannt, um Den
5an0elstauder 9eutId)latlb ab5ufan=
gen.
- England berrI1t dnf Dem Mces
tie, 9eutl6lanb ulter Dem Weere. Sc
ipirb aber nidt mcbr lange ballern
Damn miro 9eutldlanb Dben nno nns
ten berrl6cn.
- Sn Santos lpiQ man 6etrunfen'
Sdipeine eefunbcn BADEN. @enn mar
bebenft, baB aal,ias ihon 8iemlid
LANCE Erobibitipnsltaat lit, lpirb MAJ
aud oas berlteben lerne1.
- Sra, ipenn sic BEL Der .Gn55ia'
Der 8robibitipnsIpibel an lebtcl
9ienstag belhlagnabmtcn @etranf
crit ale in ben Miiliiiippi gegpie1
iinb, iperben nnlcre Siidcr piclleid
betruntene Siidc fangen.
. =
- amcrifoniihc Sntcreien miirbe
/ bon Dem ruiiiid : japanildcn Ser
tras nidt bcriibrt, erfldrt man in So
|. fio. gtimmtl Sic amerifaniiden Sl
/ terllen i'm fernen Often plrben I6o
t Dor brei Sa9ren aufgegeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

mltroen. 1eutidIan6 llno sic 11el1-
tralen 2anoer babelt sic @ofinrn1g,
BOB Der 1leutrale 9an0el in Ser arle=
rifaniiden &egierung ood llod) cinert
gorfampfer finoen miro, 10 gut pie
a%ufgegeben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
Gnslanb mno bic n6reibcit Der
Mccrc".

@as ser Geutid1e &eidsfonsIcr Dem
ed)tcn Mn,erifoner, Ir. @illiam
@uparb Sole am Mmerifaniiden
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiber 0ie
nJreibeit ber Meere" gciagt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
qrdfoent Meition bat firsih @ance 6. NRcGornid, ben friberen mapor
bon Sarrisburg, pa, gum 0orfBenoen os bemotratHden gationalausfbuls
ies ernannt.

- Na6 Der neucltcn SeItltclung
bat Chicago iibcr 5tueieinbolb Miaioz
men ginlppbner. Gin Srittcl babpr1
beitebt aus u%ilpbalen" 9cutl6en.
llnb TIT groBerem &erbdltniB babet
jene Sappalcn gu Dem Mufidm1ngc
Der Stabt beigetragen.
ltcber feds Miaiarbcn betrl9
Die anlcrifanii6e a%ricssausfubr i'm
absclanfencn Sabre. llnb ga mlnherc
man li6 ilbcr sic prpbritijden Spnlz
patbicn Mpr9ans lnb s6lpobs. @as
5er5 folgt Der Nidbtung ser 8ricfz
talde.
-gn9lanb rednet lpicbcr Sic grp>
Ben gerluite Der 9eutiden aus, bon
benen es nidts lpciB, last abcr nid,ts
ilber leinc ci9enen @erln1te, Bic ibn1
natilrlib 9erall b%cfantlt linb, aber berz
l6mic9en iperber, nm bas 9plf ni9t
81 erldredcn.
Sic Sortldrittc, melde Sic
9cltlden BET Gerolm madden, li1lb Elm
ltnlpioerleglider 8etpeis bafiir, ipie crz
9ebniblps bic arpBe 0ffeniipe Scr M1s.
liirten lit, Do biei JET in erlter9lcibe gum
Gntlab bon @erbun beitimmt NOR.
Mllf Ben anberen &a1npfaebicteu lit
bas grlabmen Ser Sffenlipc beutlih
GIT crieben. Sic Nullen iperDen BON
aobel 5uriidsebrdt,et unb sic Mads
ridt, bab Die S%ran5oicn 9ia6cs, 9c<
geniibcr BON Yeronne, genpmmen 1abcn
ioaen, lit, ipie 10 bielc Mnsaben Ser
Sran5o1en, ni6t ipabr. @aS Die Gnee
lat1ber betrifft, 10 riifcn lie nidt mebr
Dor, lproern be1niibeu ii6, bic Stelz
lunacn, lpclde iie 9enpmmcn baben,
SIT bebal1pten, lntb mas Tic 5n balten
perludcn, lit bon lebr geringem 8ertb.
Sn @uitab Sreptag, beiien bunz
b~ertjabriger @eburtstag lesten 9pnz
nerstag ipar, bclaB 9eutl9la11b cil1en
Shriftltellet BON bnrdalls beutl6cm
gmpfinDen, bas, berbunOen nit Dem
|leltenen germDgcn ciner ldarfen @icz
bcr9abe. Ser @irflidfeit. iiberlcgenem
annitberi tanb uno Der araft fultltr9cz
i1i6tlider Gdiloerung, i'm gu einem
Ser beliebtelten Observation-Disclosures al
Ter 3eiten matbte. Seine oI6ncn",
vgoa u1b Saben" llnb Sic berlprcne
@anbidrift", lpipie Bic vgiloer alts Del
peutlden Sersansenbeit" baden in jez
bes sebilbete '6aus gingang ~geflnocn
Sos bereits 1854 sebrltdtc, pielsc.
riibmte 2uiipicl v9ie Sollrnaliiten.
bcbanptet 1id ba1tcrnb anf Den 8iib:
nca. GIN 10. Suli 1916 in arclt5bur@
(s6leiien) eeborcn, mar Srepta{
1889 big 1914 gribatbpscnt in grcs:
lau, lebte Damn In 9resben nnb 2eip:
sig, bier bon 1S49-7O als Wttber:
iausgeber Beg u@ren56pten". lnb lei
1876 IN @icsbabcn, tpp CT am 80
@pril 1895 ltarb. Sein &%altptperbieni
lit, in Ser Belt Ser Mutblplisfeit Ben
pcnt5den gplfe bas Gertrauen auf Iei
ne ae1nnbe &raft nelt belebt sn baden
(9cr bunbertjabrise @ebnrtsta!
@nItap Srebtass lpurbe III pielenStab
ten 9eut1dlanbs IN 9ebiibrcnbcr 8ei
lie acfciert.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-14
CHARGE WEBSTER
ISSUED CHECKS ON
TOO SMALL BALANCE

Ed. B. Webster, the clothing man,
has been arrested charged with issu'
ing checks upon bank in which his
funds were insufficient to meet the
orders. Clifford Splitter of the Hub
Clothing Company is the complainant
The defendant was released by Sherlit
Rose on his own recognizance TO ap-
pear in police court Wednesday morn
ing. Webster says Spitzer's action is
spite work and threatens TO retallate
with a $4,000 suit for damages.
Two warrants were officially served
upon Webster this morning. In one
SpitZer charges Webster with an at
tempt to cheat and defraud by issuing
a check upon the Bishop & Co. bank
in favor of the Hub for $44 on Nov.
ember 4. when he (Webster) had in
sufficient funds i'll the bank TO meet
the order: in the other the same
charge is made with respect to
SlG.74 check issued November g.. r.
Webster admits that there was. mol
quite enough money in the bank al
the time through oversight: He claims
however. that he has $l7,50D in 4 LEGAL
safety deposit vault, and also thar he
offered TO pay the checks in Iut! When
they came back unpaid by the bank
but that he was refused i'll this latte
offer by Splitter. H.. - ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-14
GREAT NORTHERN
NIGHT, HE|N|E'S

A most cordial invitation is, eX-
tended to all passengers and officers
of the s. S. Great Northern To join
with the town and army and navy folk
at Heinie's Tavern this evening, ION
the beach at Waikiki in celebration
OF the arrival of the big Hill liner.
..Heinfe's" will be the gayest and
brightest spot in all Hawaii tonight.
and there beside the waters OF. the
broad Pacific fun and merriment viii
have full reign. =. lin
The splendid cabaret features, IL
Guiding the catchy songs and ballads
OF Miss Jewel Estes and special Nylo-
phone solos, will please and delight
everyone. or course, our own sonny
Cunha will be the man behind the
worries and the snappy dancing music
from his nimble fingers VIII give 4
gladstone finish to the 'end of FER,
feet Day" ....-:c -. r. ~
An excellent menu will be served
the righteousness of which will make
YOU twice glad that you came. MAKE
your reservations early and bring all
your friends. =: ..:..... ".. ~, III.
Aloha. Great Northerners ADV. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-14

STAR-BUGLETlN GIVES you
!: TODAV'c NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-14
JURY SECURED
To HEAR CASE
OF 7. TATEISHI
Japanese Now on Trial is
Charged With Murder of
Mate of Steamer Maui

After two half-days Of examination
a Jury Is as secured in Circuit Judge
Ashford's court today 10 try the case
a Takim Tateishi, a Japanese charg-
ed With The murder or oliver Paaka-
Hill. S.ho Was a mate Tn the Inter
Island steamer Maui The trial was
begun shortly before noon 49, .@s. r.
The jury Is composed OF Edmund
Hedemann Harry H."EiolJ, Clifford F.
White. Cecil 4. Macintosh, j p.
Marques. Richard WeStoby, h G.
Moore. II s. Crane. Afor7eH Philip, J.
$. Mort, T T. Aiiles=and Robert MIC
keague .>..... . >.s.-
In his pening remarks to the jury
Deputy CITY Attorney VIII + Garden,
representing the prosecution, asserted
he would show that the shooting oc-
Cured en- august ; following a z..crap.'
game in a room over a restaurant on
King near River street He would
show, he said, that after the game
broke up, the defendant and deceased
left the room and went into another,
and about 10 seconds later shot was
fired He would further show. he told
the jury that the defendant was seen
holding gun against the dead mates
head. and that after the shooting the
defendant renamed Ia the room for
% minutes with the deceased.
Shortly before noon the members OF
the jury, the court counsel and inter
prefers visited the scene of the shoot
ing. Further trial will be had 1T 3
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-14
DAILY REMINDERS

Expert manicmrtst. Union barber shop.
ADV ~ -. .... ....= Il.
Round the islani IN dnto. $500
Lewis Stables: Phone 2141.--AdV:
Make some of today's want ads
serve YOU-by answering few Of
them. ......:
For that hungry feeling nothing
satisfies like Loves Cream Bread.
Try it. H.. .=: ..... !.
For Distilled Water. Hikes Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try the Con Soda Water Works Co
ADV r.. -. :........ 49,. 49,. " u -
II you are tired Of eating ANY old
bread" try Loves delicious Cream
Bread-'.lika mother trief to make.
Get il C;ick by calling 1881, F.. !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-14

The tax office is not required to
notify you Of the amount of your
taxes. You have your bill: take Il
to the tax office today and pay in u.
S. gold coin or certified check. Make
separate checks for Honolulu ard
country districts.-Adv
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-14
DELEGATES FOR
DELICATESSEN

Among other things arriving from
the coast by the Great Northern this
morning were the following delicacies
for Henry May & Co.: Cervelat Wurst,
in foil; Boiled Hams, Bratwurst, 70
lish Sausage, Blood-Tongue Sausage
Knackwurst, Liver Loaf Sausage, Ash
land Ham, Sliced Halibut, Fancy
Cheese and Smoked Salmon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-14
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT

take LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE
jTabletsI. Druggists refund money If
1t fails to cure. The signature OF
Z. ". GROVE is cn each box. Man,
ufactured by the PAK!S MEDTCI Il
CO.. It. Louis,.U S. a. .== ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23

lard of scguin and sold to Williams 4
Ward Of Paris. She was one Of TWEEN.
,y.four DurocJcrscys that sold at an
average price Of s6SeO.
Fourteen Berkshircs sold at an av'
crasc Of sS5l9. The top sale amount.
ed to slOO. The hog was consigned
by W. 7. Pinckins Of Honey Grove and
sold to 4. G. Park.
The auction was conducted under
the auspices Of the Texas Swine
Breeders Association. Of which l.. u.
Burke is secretary manager lie said
the quality Of hogs offered for sale
this year Is exceptional.
Today Hampshircs. Poland hinas
and Tamworths will be sold. The sale
will start at lao o'clock In the after.
noon.-Dallas News.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
KEEPING ACCOUNTS.

business methods In farm manage.
mcnt will enable the manager to de-
,crminc Just where his income Is COM
Ing from and where his expenditures
20. And this information Is absolute
~ necessary u one Is TO find out
which crops pay and which lose mon
~. The problem Is TO eliminate the
improbable crops as well rs the un'
profitable animals.
Hut how are We TO find the unprofit'
able crops and anlmals7 This must
be done. II found at all. by keeping ao'
counts
Farm accounts are valuable; they
show US our business and give us a
chance to improve Il.
II need not require much time to
Keep simple accounts such as are gen
orally needed on the farm. ny culti'
waiting the habit " recording transac'
lions ~ soon ne they are made !, soon
becomes easy.
Where farmers have never prae,ic'
cd keeping records and accounts and
find II against their training they
might get some member Of the fam
lily. q boy or a Eirl. TO keep these ac'
counts. The practice will train tho
children and at the same time II viii
give the manager the facts.
Al the close Of the year Ia a good
time to begin. Tho inventory may b
taken and the books opened for the
operations the following year The
various fields should be charged with
tho labor. fertilizer. seed. etc. and
given credit for tho yield. In the
same way the animals may be charged
for pasture. feed and shelter and civ.
on otcdi, for labor or products they
bring. The land should be credited
With interest. the buildings, imple
ments. machines. etc. estimated with
proper deterioration. In other words
our farms should be treated az u they
were a stock Of merchandise that mus,
ray a profit
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
Al. X. WILSON.

Al II. Wilson. the singing dialect
e,med,an. and a capable company will
prcscn, the new irish song play MY
Killarney Rose" at the Colonial on
Saturday nlght. october sS,h.
This la,cs, offering Of Mr. Wilson's
was written by Herbert Hall w'nslcW'
who has an cnviablc reputation as a
writer Of successful plays. The at.
mospherc o, "My Killarney Rose Is
purely Irish in character and Is en-.
HANGED by appropriate stage settings
and a number Of electrical effects ne"
10 stage craft ..
Around the plot Of the play, whiCn
Is said to be ingenious, the author nas
supplied an interesting story through
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
FARMERS ORGANIZE.
Credit Association at lnez TO Ask for
$4,000 Loan.

Victoria, Texas. Oct. 23.-The farm.
ers OF Inez, a small community stu.
atcd In this county. have organized a
rural credit association with a mem.
bership Of fourteen. The association
will apply for a loan OF $4,000. OF
which the necessary per cent ofcap.
ital has already been subscribed by
the enrolled members. II. c. Evans
was elected president Of the assocIa'
tIon: G. A. Fugitt. vice president, and
II. c. Kline. secretary and treasurer.
This is one OF the first credit organi.
rations to be started in this part OF
the state.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
DEATH SONG OF THE NINTH
lANcERs.

q soldier lads and tars,
II makes you hold your breath
The Lanccrs and the IIussars
Rode singing on to DEATH
Britain. my Mother. beyond the sea.
They sang for home, and they died for
thcc'
Like schoolboys loosed for play
you read and hold your brcathN
The fighters all the way
Sang rs they rode to death.
Mother. the tears are upon thy face
For the gallant dead and the pride ~
race
Baked by the mcshcd barb.wlrc.
Cross all the snarling guns
And through the red hell fire
They rode. my Briiain's sonsl
Mother. proud Mother, beyond the sca.
They smoke for US all. and they died
for thecl
And few came back that day,
shcllscathcd aud scan, Of breath:
hut still the song shall say
How England faces death
, Mother. .s,rong Mother. beyond the
sea.
Call To thy sons. and they die for ,hcc'
j. Lawrence Rcntoul In AT the sign
Of the Sword"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
GOVERNOR FERGUSON TO HEAD
The BIG COTTON PARADE.
Chief Executive Will Drive Six
Mule Team in Street Pa
geant at Waco.

Waco, Texas,--The farmers are all
eager to get in the big cotton parade
that will be held at 10 o'clock on the
morning of the opening day of the
Cotton Palace, Saturday, November a.
The indications are that it will be the
biggest parade Of any kind ever held
in Texas.
The farmers have been getting a
record price for their cotton and cot
ton seed this year, and they are all
anxious to celebrate the good times by
being in the parade.
The leading team in the parade will
consist of six handsome mules. They
will be driven by Governor James Z.
Ferguson.
Some Of the farmers who will be Ia
the parade will Represented with val
liable premiums that night at tho
coliseum at the Cotton Palace.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
FUN ON THE WAR PATH.
Amusement Row at Texas Cotton Pal.
ace Bigger and Better.

Waco, Texas.-The War Path at.
fractions at the Cotton Palace will be
better and more numerous this fall
than ever before. The people love Tho
good old fun path, and every effort is
being made to furnish clean, whole.
some amusement Of character that
anyone will be glad to see and to take
their families along with them.
The old mill and the roller coaster
that always thrill and delight the hun
dreds Of thousands Of people who ira
verse the War Path are being painted
up and put in first-class condition for
the reception Of the throngs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23

the accusations made by Governor
Ferguson against certain, members Of
the faculty Of the university, has not
yet been completed. This record, Il Is
expected, will be ready in time to sub
nit TO the board OF regents at iis reg
ular meeting to he held next Tuesday.
II approved by the board Il will 10
made public. The record will contain
over sixty thousand words.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
OPEN THREE SUNDAYS.
Cotton Palace Opens at Waco, Novem.
Der 4. Closes November 10.

Waco, Texas.-There will be three
Sundays during the Cotton Palace.
The management has made special ef.
forts 20 entertain the many visitors
who will be unable to attend at any
other time.
All railroads will put on sale excur.
sion tickets at a remarkably low rate.
Special trains will be operated from
practically all towns and cities in the
State on all three Sundays Of the ex.
position.
Special concerts will be given by
Conway's celebrated band for the
benefit OF the Sunday visitors. There
will also be many free attractions Of
= novel character.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
SOCIETY BALL A FEATURE

Waco, Texas.-The Society ball at
the Cotton Palace Is conceded by PEG.
pie In all sections OF the state TO be
the leading social function Of Texas
during the entire year.
Tn. coliseum will be decorated In a
manner that will convert II into a per.
feet fairyland. Prominent men and vo-
men from all parts OF the state viii be
present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
"CUPID IN FAIRYLAND."
Eight Hundred Children in Extrava.
CANA at Waco.

Waco, Texas.-"Cupid in Fairy
land" is the title of spectacular ex-
travaganza that will be given at the
Cotton Palace on the afternoon of the
opening day Of the exposition, Satur-
day, November 4. Eight hundred chill
dren are being trained by profess
sional actress Of national fame for this
event. 1t will be one of the most won
derful entertainments ever given at
the exposition.
II will be brilliant riot Of rich
Kaleidoscope color, trimming with
color and beauty. 1t will be Of such
an unusual character that no one will
want to miss a single minute of it.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-23
HOG SALE NETS $4,000.
puroe.Jersey saw Brings $50 a, oal
las Fair Auction Sale.

Thirty.eight purc.bred hogs entered
In the show at the state fair brough,
approximately $4,000 in an auction
sale yesterday. The top sale was that
OF SOW. LIS Red Belle 5th, at $50.
She was consi ,ned by George p. III