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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10
Before Any Woman Opens Her Pocketook Buy SIS Suit Lei
Her L See the En Tailored Beautifully Fashioned Suits Ih Store

We are certain they will prove revelation. Not
only in the fine way they tailored but in the class of
materials used and the wide Of models to choose
from.
These suits are all built to our order The best tail
have worked and studied with infinite to make
them as perfect as possible
Lapel collars, fronts, buttonhoes and numerous
other vital points where beautiful workmanship counts
strongly all show the painstang put into these
garments.
There so different styles; the newest most fash
ionabe models of this adaptations of Paris and
London modes-and here is something we wish to en-
plastic these suits correctly proportional that
nine women out of ten be fitted with very little alter
aons being necessary due to the fact that this store
recognizes that of different types must have suits
of different types not only different in cut but different
in style, as we'll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
Paula Begins Rehearsals of "Elga," Playing
Opposite LawtOn

Theatrical relear ~ aro not az
oil what most people imagine them
20 be. Margio. sa'd Paula 81 OF
course thought that would be al
lowed 20 give my own idea OF Elga
bur ! was allow I'd % do nothing u.
the kind The director sat on The
middle OF the stag, beside table
lie beloved and az times even
swore a. all ~ us re seemed 20
have a grudre as1As the leading
woman
Now look here. Madden. he
said you have not been - years In
the business without knowing how
20 read a simple love scene. have"
YOU or are your experiences ~
that line SO n behind tou t1at you
have forgotten them
Mr. Seafh ala not come here
n be- lnsul'od. said Miss Madden
almost In tears
Cant yoG Understand That Law.
ton EroV'H. cold that he 's be.
ginning to 5000 u himself the dawn
ing o. love 5Hr EiEl'' retort"d s,rth
Won 8rc I'm despair Nov 20 70 n
.'fargia 2 DON think In All uy
fra1hirs ou 20 ~ iimI that 7 had
.rr- .i'ra myself 40 did that wr
n.0 80. looked zap Into Mr. Las.
toms face n onWcd 20 me rather
'o1c'nt.y- then ~ &c q footiug
riarce
Thor she broke loose and g.
seemed 20 Or" as though she was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

~ THORNTON ~ BURGESS.
As Peter Rabbit crawled thru the
hole IN che fence into the garden
OF Farmer Brown be was doing his
beat 70 think OF something 20 say
10 keep mp the spirits OF his friend,
old Mr. Toad You remember that
old Mr. Toad had fallen into a great
pin I'm corner OF thu garden, and
that an that day Peter had tired 10
think OF some way 10 helD old Mr.
Toad out 10 had almost run his
legs on trying 20 find Sammy Jay
At least. that n the way his legs
felt Sammy was the only one Pc
ter could think OF who could get
Farmer Browns Boy over 20 that
pit. and Farmer Browne Boy was
the only one he could think OF who
could get Old Mr. Toad out
But Sammy Jay had been nowhere
10 be found and Peter felt that all
his efforts had been for nothing He
had 40 hoped 10 he able 10 help Old
Mr. Toad thru Sammy Jay and
Farmer Browns Roy, and all he
could do was 20 20 try 70 cheer up
Old Mr. Toad and keep up his spir-
IT'S This didn't seem Ike doing
anything NJ all But IN This Peter
was mistaken To try 10 comfort
and cheer thos" I'm trouble is 20 do
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

canon Mc'arroll and the Rev Chan
nor rector OF Christ church, and
father Of the bride, omcia'ed Miss
"hanuer was attended boy Miss Sh!r
Icy Simpson, OF Detroit, and Royal
baldwin acted as best man Follow
f7s tho ceremony wedding brrak.
f,at y,ar scrved I'm The recrol Mr.
and Mr. NcCarroll Will live I'm No
or r,wburst.aye
g
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10
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SIR and Mrs II VI Lawrence an.
HouJee ,nu marriage Of their dauga
ter KafhHu % Charles Go.GaCluIdt.
~ South Na-vIk Com which took
plaa. U Temple Both ri Thursday
afternoon Oct s. Raha Leo 81
Franklin officiating hf.pr The coro.
uau. "a ou1,r was given IN the
H..l rellrr Nr Wd Mrs Gold
schmidt VIII reside !G The Nendomo
apartments 80 50 Srldon-ave
The Good VIII circle. Kings Daugh-
tru nIl hold a parcel post sale and
organ recital THURSDAY afternoon
oct H. from to O'Clock. in McCo..
lester hail Mr Ralph C. Collins
has charge Of The music and after
moon Tea viii be served under the
direction Of Mrs 7. w Moore, Mr.
+ J Rold and Mrs. r GowlnR. Miss
annie p Murphy IS general chair
man Of he affair krAe parcel post
sale prom SOS much IN the way Ct
entertainment surprise ard profit
.
A number % young women arc
soliciting donations from stores and
oF7c-s FOR the Auies relief commit
tee. 10 be used In the hazoar 70 Doc
Held nov. 1873 The donation com.
m,t'"e consists % 220 women. With
20 older women having Tho younRor
members under their direction
Three of the chapcr0ues arr Mr.
~ HOWE Muir. Mrs. Z Arlington
Newman and Miss Clara T. Dyar
4 meeting for the purpose OF a.
pointing The other r. will 1e heh
IN tho Hotel Pontchar,rain. Thurs
day afternoon Tho American boot
FOR The bazaar Is said 10 hc mar
vel Of beauty I'm design is is pro
posed 10 have n ornanentc5 VIII
eagles and American flags Mrs II
= Maxwell Grylls Is president an,
Mrs John F. nodga secretary
The r7arriucr az Miss Nurle
Nhanre~. O., Adrian TO Russell Hud
sou Mr0arroN. only son of the Rev
John NcCarrolI. canon cr ST Paul1
cathedral took place I'm Chris
church Adrian Saturday noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

oven my nope OF heaven for Won
'ur thar. child Paul don't Won .r.
member that YOU said that your love
nu- as eternal as the everlasting
l'ls- bcijrr q you Paul On Wer
..tal God. believed You,
Yes. know have grown 9th
and Wr.1f'ea I'm the years ~ Wy.
and Has' ...n 'H. husband 7
.ctr f.r N.. e.'e r'.H'g anu more
'uag,.f... year aini year
''t Ha., gone ~Ha15. flat you
% gt' p. Nci. dressed have even
.unD '.~-rr that Eug might Doe well
fed MD nov. when success IS 'ust
before" %. Won leave mo Tor youth
Great God. Is there nothing IN this
world for woman when che loses
her youth"
Mar, why are YOU so foolish.
came 3D.. words in Earnest Law.
'ru'. COCO, ee'w voice You must
know 'faf 'oto is not eternal vp
carno' ..o0 our vacran' hearts
Tt.9 Won 90 love hor7'
Nrrr
Md .fc''
"Nar~tr. II seemed 20 me- .sor
and learned a''arvard That 'hor
'v. r"1s r"~r really telling heir
own rol. story which %" world
already hrrw
The manager and LAYTON had
deliberately determined 'haf This
vona. $50 bad given al' she had
To- give hould DO sac..7c"d upon
The cross ~ Cd fYran'o0 scandal 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10
HINT OF
THE TURKISH
az RETTY BROWN.

Here Is one OF Mime ALA Ripleys
models from the Fashion Art League
fashion show and notice the Orien-
al drape M the bottom Of The skirt
not a "Harem' skirt az all, Just "a
gentle hint OF Turkish influence
II was noticeable I'm all tho smart
evening gowns at the show.
The gown Is or azure blue solrec
silk with bodice OF flesh color net
A girdle Of silver embroidered rib.
bon and narrow black ribbon form
a g,rdle silver and blue are repeat
ed in the rose garland on the skirt
and on the g1rdle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

Stout women can be as readily and perfectly fitted
as the slender woman, the Of medium figure;
and the elderly conservative woman will find as careful
provision for her desires possible.
Materials in $50 suits include everything fash
onable this season. Broadcoths, wool veou1s serges,
gabardnes, whipcords novelty fabrics all Of fine guar
anteed quality.
All the best colors, browns green's navy blues, and
light blues black, and the best-lookng novelty checks
and miXtures-a great selection
Our tremendous volume of business in S25 suits en-
ableS us TO give remarkable value By giving large or
ders in return quality that stores buying in
small quantities cannot possibly command
We invite the woman who desires the utmost style
and quality in S25 suit to the splendid suits have
for her. 1t will prove interesting, at least
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

over tho bottom OF that pit and no
where was old Mr. Toad 20 be seen
40, sir, there wasn't sign 81 old
Mr. Toad Peter rubbed HIS eyes
and stared very hard what did II
mean what had become ~ Old
Mr. Toad Where had he gone to?
Had some enemy found him help.
Jess prisoner there and caught him
That didn't seem possible. for Peter
couldn't think " any ono who would
dare 20 down in that hole sor who
could get ont again IL they did go
down.
Could T. be that Farmer Browns
FOv had been over there and had
taken Mr. Toad OUT Hastily Peter
looked 10 sec 10 lhe-e We're any
fresh 'racks - FARMER Browns Roy
but he couldn't And a single fresh
track Pac', 20 the ccg, Of he nif
went peter and sat staring into II.
as 10 pc thoulh' ta5t hE STARING
hard enough hp could SEQ old Mr.
Toad II pae great mystery a
very great mystery Old Mr. Toad
certainly couldn't have climbed ont
himself 40 ono could The sides
were too 7tra chit and too crumh'y
for any one 20 climb them Pete
didn't know what 20 think The
more he tried 10 think the more
rriz5fcs he became Where was old
Mr. Toad what bad become OF
him2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

The new home OF the Detroit Arts
and Craft- society. 40. % Watson.
st. viii Poe opened Monday oct n.
10 the public The auditorium and
Little Playhouse, which are part 90
ne building. will be completed with.
Ia a month The Little Playhouse.
which will seat 800, will have two
public performances, Nov. II and
IS The annual meeting and ban.
quet % the society Will take plac"
Thursday evening, Nov rs, and will
be followed by q performance 10
the Little Playhouse. under the di.
rection Of Samuel Hume. OF Boston,
who has planned the stage equip
mcnt and settings for the Play
house During the winter Granville
Barker, the wellknown British play
wright and stage producer will give
lecture, and later DR. Campbell
Bonner will give an illustrated Ice
tIre on the development Of the
Greek drama In the spring. the
Ypsnan'i Players will give a series
OF pcrformances The opening OK.
h'bition and informal reception 20
welcome the public 10 the society's
new home viii be held Monday
Nov. e.
o
Mrs. VI. 6. Rlpke who has been
secretary Of the Y ". c. A. home
stead No. 1856 81. Aubin-ave. for
several months. will go 10 the cen
trail building 70 be house secretary
while the present incumbent OF that
once. Mrs. Pauline p Thompson
viii take Mrs Flakes place in the
homestead
Q
An exhibition OF French ana Bel
aian arr from the PanamaPacifc OK
, position VIII De opened 20 the pub
| lie Monday evening, In the Mn
cum OF Art and win continue thru
out October Tho exhibition IN
cludes 241 paintings, g prints and
a5 pieces o. sculpture. and repre-
cntS the foremost artists OF France
and PeiEium There are many eX
-ep'iono,,y interesting pictures II
Iaa collection
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

Wayne County. In the Hotel Statler
Next week Mrs. Loewenthal wifi
speak in Pontiac. Redford, before
various organizations OF Detroit, and
IN a mass meeting IN the Hotel Stat
Ter under the auspices Of the Bust
ness Womans branch OF the Equal
Suffrage league
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Priehs an
nounce The engagement OF their
daughter Marion Elizabeth 20 Emil
Theodore Hlmrich, the marriage 10
take place In November
Mrs Peter Smith, Mrs NJ smith
Bourke and Miss Marion smith. Of
the Palms. have returned from their
cottage in Asheyille. y. G.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

Eevt g'cr, Peter Discovers Some
Holes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

No Navy blue gatadne long ripple very tailored collar
Black gabardne Plain tailored high
trimming
broadcoh ripple sides.
Ne collar aad
l. Dark wool Gifted under the arms loose back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

Mrs Edward Loewenthal OF Chi
ago. is he guest OF Mrs O. 2
iOan, No 635 Jefferson.a Mrs
-oewenthal VIII speak, Wednesday
before the Equal Suffrage League o:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

Hud.ou'.-rhlrd Fioor-Maln spudiuE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-10

lnt. seal coIIal Nd cuII .
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
HAIL WAS SEVERE.
Cotton In Large Section Must B.,
Replanted.


Replanted.
Commissioner NJ. u. Casters OF Kur
ten was In the city today and was
arranging TO replant his cotton be-
cause OF the hail OF Wednesday night,
as early as possible. MIR. Casters said
the hail covered strip OF country
several miles wide and five or six
miles long. taking In pretty well all
the country around Kurten. II also
extended down into a part OF the Re.
lance community. The cotton In the
territory covered by the hail was en-.
tircly destroyed and the corn very
seriously damaged. Mr.. Casters says
he doubts that some OF the corn will
come out. Cotton seed for replanting
are very scarce and the farmers are
experiencing difficulty in securing
supply. However. they are scraping
the whole country for seed and In
just a few days the destroyed terri
tory viii be replanted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
WILL
SUCCEED BADGER
Washington. May 10. = Admiral
Fletcher is to succeed Rear Admiral
Badger. retired, on June 10, when Ad.
miral Mayo succeeds him.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Council to Aid Commercial Club In
Fight Against Raising Insur-
ance Rates.

The regular semimonthly meeting
OF the City Council was held last night
at the City Hall, Tyler HaswelI.
mayor protein presiding. owing to the
absence on account Of illness OF Mayor
Harris. Aldermen John C. Wick. J. s.
Doane. y. U, Sims. City Engineer A.
8. Adamss CITY -secretary'R. T. Smith,
City Electrician c. G. Smith and Chief
Clerk of public utilities C. p. Bittle
were the members OF the official
board present.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the secretary TO prepare a letter to
the Commercial Club rendering the as.
sIstance OF the Council to that body
in the effort to be made to prevent
a raise in the Texas insurance key
rate by the state fire insurance COM
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19

Marathon, Texas, May io.--RosalIan
Hernandez. alleged military and po
litieal free lance, with three hundred
armed followers, Is camping near La
guna de Jaeo. 40 miles south OF where
the American expedition camped yes
terday. Hernandez is said to have a
total force OF five hundred men near
his headquarters The Glenn Springs
and Bouquillas raiders are alleged TO
have escaped through his lines with.
out resistance II is not known
whether they are a part OF his band
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
MUST HAVE NEW
RULE IN IRELAND
Future Government Must Be Con.
Quoted on an Entirely Dh.
ferent System.

Dublin, May 19.-Premler Asquith
has reached the conclusion from i'm.
pressions gathered during his Irish
visit that the old form Of government
In Ireland has had its day. The As.
sociated Press learns from sources in
the closest touch with the premier
that Mr.. Asquiths conversations and
conferences have convinced him that
the future government must be con.
Quoted on an entirely different sys-
TEN.
The prime minister has taken care
to learn the IDEAS and views OF many
persons other than those in purely
official circles and these persons have
offered greatly varied suggestions.
None Of these. It is believed. will be
adopted in its entirety. but It is
thought they might be welded to-
gether to form a proposal to lay be.
fore the cabinet. The premier him.
self does not know what form his pro.
posal eventually will take and in fact
Il probably will be fully developed
only at the cabinet meeting.
His Belfast visit gave a good hint
TO the premier that the Ulsterites
would not accept a direct proposal i'm.
plying home rule. but II is believed
they might be induced to enter into
concerted plan which possibly could
be arranged to meet their most seri.
BUS objections.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
FRvsRs s6lNa BIG PRICE.

Mr.. Antoine Conrad OF Kurten
brought II fryers to Bryan today and
sold them for $3.50. Mr.. Conrad said
that he expected to get about $3.50
for them when he left home. but when
d. +. Mike. the groeeryman weighed
them and figured the weight at 20
cents per pound. he handed him $3.50
He tried to give him part OF the
money back. thinking he had made a
mistake. but was told that Il was cor.
rect. Mr.. Conrad says he thinks he
will quit farming and raise chickens.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
OTHER NATIONS
ARE INVITED
To Participate In Bi-centennisi Es.
position to Be Held In San An.
tonic In 1918.
tBy Associated press.l

Washington. May ie.-The senate
today passed a joint resolution au.
thorizing President Wilson to invite
Spain and the other Latin nations to
participate In the Texas Bi.centennlal
Exposition to be held In San Antonio.
Texas. In November. 1918.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
AMusEM ENTS.

An extra good five-reel bill tonight
with the famous Harry T. Morey and
Belle Bruce In strong three-act Vita
graph. Helen Rose Gibson In a thrill
Ing railroad drama. with dandy com.
edy to make you laugh. entitled.
Safety First This is fine bill to-
night. See Il sure. A special bill has
been arranged for tomorrow. matinee
from to $3.50 only. The famous liz.
tie Jack Pickford In a beautiful three
act Selig drama. The Hard Way"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew In an orig
inai comedy.drama. with a special
vitagraph. Remember Jack Pickford
tomorrow afternoon only. Tomorrow
night. The Fifth Man" Remember
tomorrow is positively the last time
the Byran Spring Pageant will be run
at the Queen. with big feature. "A
Million Dollar Bribe." with Marguerite
Snow and Hamilton Revelle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
FINE STRAWBERRIES.

The editor Is under obligations to
Rev. w. J. Meads for a box OF the
finest strawberries We have seen this
season. They we're grown at Spring.
dale. Ark. and Rev. Meads Is agent
for them here. lie sells them at IL
cents box or 81 a crate of "a boxes.
Phone him at Union Hotel.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
War Summary.
fBy Associated Press,

London, May 19.-Although the
Austrian offensive on the Italian front
Is meeting a stiffer resistance. they
are still gaining ground. according to
the official statements. The latest
Vienna reports show the AilstrIans
are progressing in the valleys south.
east OF Rovereto, crossing the frontier
by capturing Maggie Ridge and enter.
ing Italian territory as far as Costa
bella, which was captured. There is
renewed activity at the Verdun front.
the Germans using fresh troops in the
attack on the Meuse between Avo.
court Wood and Hill 2S7. and gaining
a footing elsewhere. Paris says the
attacks were repulsed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
ROOSEVELT HITS.
ADMINISTRATION
Declares In Detroit Speech That Presl.
dent Wilson Has Done Nothing
to Sustain Our Rights.
tBy Associated Press

Detroit, Mich. May ls.--Col. T. r.
Roosevelt, In an address here TO-
day. reiterated his opposition TO all
kinds OF hyphenated Americans" lie
advocated universal military training
and service. He declared against the
pork barrel" methods III national de.
tense and said that the Wilson nd.
ministratIon has taken no step for pre-.
parcdness and had done nothing ef
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all who
are delinquent in the payment Of
street taxes. that on next Monday,
May %. complaints will be filed and
warrants issued for all who have no,
paid. ny paying now you can save
trouble and costs.
W. W. HARRIS.
Mayor Of Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
AMERICAN CAVA[RYMEN
CLOSE TO BANDIT FORCE
Bandit Leader Has Force of 800 With 500 More
Near By. The Mexican Raiders Escaped
Through His Lines, but Do Not Know if
, They Are Part of His Force. Mexican Cow.
- boys Fight Bandits.

wounding one and capturing six, Il
was reported today. The prisoners
were delivered to the Carranza au-
thorities at MADEIRA. Atezutro Domin.
que and Pedro Castillo. announced as
enemies OF the Americans and Car.
rama, were among the dead. This
makes the number OF villistas slain
since the expedition started. nearly
two hundred and fifty.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
(By Associated Pressl

Paris, May 1e.-one Hundred and
fifty steamers have been assembled
at the Hungarian seaport Of Fiume to
transport troops, munitions and sup
plies under the protection Of the Aus.
tro-Hungarian fleet TO Durazzo. Al.
bania. according to a dispatch from
Innsbruck. From this information II
is believed the Austrians are planning
to attack Avlona, occupied by Italians.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19

tine border, and It is believed destroy.
ed fort there. 1t was officially an.
nounced. III Arish is on the Turkish
line OF communication from Eyria to
Egypt
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
Villa Changes Name.

III Paso. Texas. May i9.-Villa. un.
der the name OF Augustine Garcia. Is
operating south OF Parral. according
to a story current in Chihuahua. ar.
rivals from there say.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
Submarine Matter Closed.

nBv Associated Pressl
Washington. May 19.-Germany
considers the submarine controversy
with the United States closed and, will
not respond to the latest note. &C.
cording to confidential advices from
Berlin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
Cowboys and Bandits Fight.
tBy Associated Press.

Field Headquarters, Mex, May lS.-
Twenty-Five Mexican cowboys from
the Hearst ranch at Babricora. scat.
tered newly formed band OF bandits
near MADEIRA weex ago. killing Is.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
Released villistas.

Columbus. n. NJ. May l9.-Ninety
villistas captured In the ojo Azules
engagement. have been released. ac.
cording to returning civilians.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
GREAT TROOP MOVEMENT To ALBANIA
AUSTRO- -HUNGAR|ANS
TO ITALIAN FRONT

One Hundred and Fifty Transports Laden. With
Austrian and Hungarian Troops Are To Be
Sent To Albania. The Austrians Are Push.
ing The Italians Back And in One Sector
Have Pushed Them Back on Italian Soil.
An American With French Aviation Corpsl
Destroyed A German Aeroplane. Germany
Considers Submarine Matter Closed And
Will Not Reply to Our Last Note. Germans
Making Desperate Attack at Verdun.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
American Destroyed Aeroulane.

iBv Associated Press.1
Paris. May 19.-Corporal KiffsB
Rockwell OF Atlanta. Ca. a member
OF the American flying squadron. yes.
terday attacked a German aeroplane
near Hartmanns-Weilerkopf. bringing
II down and burning It.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19

When you want woman 10 de- what
you want her to do. ask her to do
something else.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
Submarine War Tolls.
fBy Associated Pr.ss.l

Berlin. Germany. May 19.-Since
January /. German and Austrian sub.
marines have sunk hostile ships with
a total OF e7l.50O tonnage. a news
agency says.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19
Bombarded El Arish.

London. May l9.-British warships
and aeroplanes bombarded the town
OF ~ Arish. Egypt. near the Pales.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-19

J. W. Mathis was In the city this
afternoon from Steep Hollow.