davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-31

OF about So per cent of the total cost
OF a well-built macadam road may be
considered as spent for permanent fea-
lures, and with bituminous macadam
roads, about IS per cent This method
of estimating cannot be applied to any
gravel or natural soil road in which
no part Of the surfacing can advanta-
geously be considered permanent, for
under most systems of maintenance it
steadily deteriorates.
Roads built with surfaces entirely
Of concrete, or with brick pavements
resting on concrete foundation. are
sometimes regarded as permanent, but
this is hardly safe. It is not yet def
nitely known how long the best con-
crete surface will last. The best vitri-
fed brick surfaces may last number
Of years, but even with them repairs
will be required.
It should be borne in mind by those
charged with the expenditure Of high
way funds that the initial cost Of a
road is never the final one; that no
surface is permanent, and that repairs
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-31

Saving money by not spending 1t for
good roads is like saving it in refusing
to improve stock.
It is like saving 1t by refusing to
build q modern barn.
It is like saving money by doing
without silo.
It is like saving money by using ma
chinery beyond its period OF useful.
ness.
1t is like saving money by paying
1t TO the doctors instead OF caring
for the health OF the family.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-31

One way to control the fly is
to catch it in such q trap as
is shown above. The trap may
be placed near the garbage can,
or any other place that the flies
are sure to come. A simple
and effective trap may be made
from a grocery box by substi-
tuting wire netting for the top
and two sides, cutting a round
hole in the bottom and inserting
in it a wire netting cone with
an eighth-inch opening at the
bottom and q half-inch opening
at the top. Some article OF
food, preferably . fish head.
should be placed inside for bait.
The trap must be elevated sew
eral inches above the ground, so
as to give the flies q chance
to enter. When the trap is full,
1t may be emptied by shaking
its contents through q small
opening, ordinarily closed by a
sliding door. The trap described
and shown in the illustration is
a particularly effective one, as
1t was planned with view to
the fiy's habits. The odor Of
food leads the fly to enter the
trap at the bottom. Once inside
it is attracted to the top by the
light. When 1t gets out Of the
wire cone it cannot escape. The
trap has the additional virtue of
being inexpensive. 1t may be
made at q cost of about twenty
cents and about q half hours
time.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-31

~
to Cuba to clean things up politically and A4
otherwise after the Spansh-Amercan .HG&<E-
war, It found that Havana was one of J&1
the worst yeIow-feyer pest holes in the
world
The army surgeons learned that the mosquito was to
blame They declared war on the mosquito. The weapons
in this were not sWatters There was but one weapon
sanitation
The ciywas cleaned with absolute thoroughness. Mos
qito-breedng swamps were drained Lakes and streams
were covered with OIL Now Havana Is one Of the worlds
most heath Cities The lesson taught fifteen years ago
has been applied steadily by the Cubans
In this country the house fly bears about the same
relation to typhoid fever and dysentey that the mosquito
bears to yellow fever In the tropics hnsects are dam
qerous germ carriers.
This community ought to rid itself Of flies. The means
of doinq so are the same as those employed in Kidding Ha-
vana the Canal Zone Manila and New Orleans Of the ieVer
MOSQUITO. But the lob win not be nearly so big.
Our citizens should call meeting
by the middle Of next week and FORM an
o. - - organization to conduct the spring fly
SS war; There is no time to be lost Once
warm weather arrives the flies viii null
tipB faster than we can Kill them
N off. Let U. 40, n.wl
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-31

and maintenance charges win always
be necessary. On the other hand,
many features of a good road are to
be regarded as permanent investments.
When roads are built with borrowed
money, the distinction between the
permanent and the temporary improve
ment must be carefully observed in
order that the county may have some
thing in exchange when the time
comes to repay the loan.
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Mehrallsfubr bes aIeilhes bat iid)
ebenfolls gal15 beoeIteno geIteigert.
llnter lolben llmlt1noen lit es gar
feilt @ltnoer, baB mir in gmerifa
filr @as 8rinileg, Suhnm Buff fit
tern 5u biirferr, ariegspreiie fin
uniere eigenen 2ehensmittel besal1s
len miiiien.
Nus @albington miro -aerlel-
BET, ooB oie iapaaiid)e @elanot-
idaft Die fiir5lid} peroffentlidtel
IellBprnngel oes friiberen iapani-
iden 5inan5nliniiters Sagflntani oes.
apouiert bat. Sofitd)i 3arafa, ser
Charge O'slffaires Der 9otldaft, er-
flart, Sapan oenfe' gar nidt oaran,
Die Snfe pieoer auf5unebmen.
gel einem Bel Gepport 4elus,
30 abscbaIteien Yrobefllige iteg
elm Aeroplau WoSelf 80, inner
balio 10 Wihuten $500 Sub bod nno.
elitfpifelte cine Wdrimal S1nelligz
feif bon 65 Meilen pro Stnnoe; lei
he Wininlal SdJneGigfeit betrugt
10 Wcifen. Die Hegierung b%eitelte
Is WaId)inen oiefer GlaIie unb fiini-
5af)1t bon elmer unbern.
Sn ben Bergen bel @eauer-
bile, Sal, ipltrOen Die 2eid)en BON
sipet Sdgern, Mar 6offmalun uno
Solepb Iotterion aufgefunoer, mad
angeltellten ltnteriuhnngen lfeillt
Soffmmn ieineil @efdbrten fir Ell
aen Sirib angeieben utlo erid)oIieit
81 babcn nno bat Damn aus Ser
sipeifluilg iiber Die n~ngliifiefige Sat
Selbltmoro begangen.
Ser nSeoeral Sarm 2oan.
goaro" tit BON ieiner Heiie, oie 6c-
bufs 2ofotion ser t2 fooeralen Jor-
mer : 8anfen i1nternommelt lpur0c,
5lriifgefebrt; Die Sarmer uno 2ano-
betpobner BON 90 Staoten hatten
iid) lebr 81 @uniten oes &roicfts
allsaelproden.
Die in &anias Gin tagenoe
9onfier : Sereinigung bat einen Be
ld)liiB angenommelt, ben Gongrej
a~1lf51foroern, cine Ifarfe ltnterIu-
DUNG Der geiaminten SleiiA SSil-
onltrie on5loroneii. Die ltnterludrln
goQ Gieb5lldt, Die G~erar6eitung oes
6leiideS uno oeiien IdIieBliden Ser
ldnot uno Gerfanf an oie aonilt-
mentell umfaIien.
3fpei geeger, pelde inn Ser
oodt ltanoen, einen geipiiien gitS
Burns in Ben Gbospbat : Minen BEL
8oroonsbiirg, Gem. ermor0et III
babelr. nitr6en BON einem Dob ans
Dem Golntp : @efdngnis in Sobcn-
palo aebolt. NIT Orabt all gaitmc
gefelieIt uto oonn erifoIlcn.
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+ a 5.

Die Dtanager 0es vStots Marc-
bouie ailo Mnrfeting departments"
. s. s. @eTnert un0 Heter Rnoforo,
iino Der Maliht, boB Die &ounrmoac
i'll oieier Saiion nod auf 20c Ttciger
miro, poranseelebt, Die 5ornler brin-
gen bas Trnouft pnrlibtig ltlrH liad)
uno mad alf Ben Marft
49, Die 81 8alo, Sort @ortfp uno
Dallas v@ooo Gpaos 4iincintion /"
bat in ibrer Ioeben in MihIann abgc-
baltenen Serianlnlltng beld)Iniien,
cine SanoltraBe eriter Glaiie Don
9daas nad ST 8alo 5lt halierr. Die
ielbe miro cine 2auge pon $50 Mei-
len baben una our6 10 Counties
fiibren.
Die Ealiagiere bon aIuei 6dltni-
magen zines 3uges Der Geras & ga
cific Hailroan, Ser 5milden Seuur-
fana uno 0allas lGnft, Iolen nm
@elb nno 9bnnlflnd)en int Mcrte
bon mebrerelr bulloert 9oanrs heFtpe-
len fem; 5fpet Wdrmner,. eil @eiBer
mo elm gsegerr ipuroen afs pero1dtia
III Dallas etitgeiteft. S~nperinten-
bent Garlep BON Der GuQman Conn
pam perneirlt Die gon5e @eididte; ct
giebt gu Dob Spit6nben in oie gars
eingeoritngen paren,, bod lei c. if
men nidt gelu1iger, irgello cine gf1n-
berei mls5ufiIbren.
sSn Der 9Gbe BON 9ccatur fam
gabe Mottbefps. Die %20iabrige God
ter oes 8aptiitenpre6iacrs Z. M.
Wnttbeps BON Ilforo III eincm Iit-
tomobil llnfaa um's 9e6en; BON
/ ibren beioen S6neiterr, sic lid, e6en-
fals sur 3eit beS ltnfaQes in Scr
0toihine 6efarloen, ipuroe sic cine
leift perlebt, pGbreno Die onoere Ell
men 8einbrild oabontrrg; audi bon
3 jlungen MGnnert. oie nit in Ser
Gar fubren, erlitt elmer ciren g(rnt..
Der an0ere einen hodlt gefd6rliden
Sddoel6rud. gdtr ser oritte, ser
2enfer oes Gutomo6ils. eitfom It'll
berGebt.
Gin getpiiier s. 6. SorriIon,
Ser in Corpus Gbriiti elm attonto6il
5um Breile BON $1,000 eefouft botte
lno oamit Iosaefabren mar, maroe
in geebiae nod OH cemieIben gooe
tuegen SdminOelet rerboftet itno Gin
geftedt. Ger ongebIide Sorrilon
bate iid Dem G(utonnobil6dnoIer III
Corpus GGriiti ais Sffi5icr Ser Bun
Deg : Grmee boraeitent rn0 sic Ma.
idline nit einem Gbef an sic .9(rmu
ano Ataop gonf" ii @aibinaton ts.
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ielben beurdhtigen nro er finbet iei-
men 6ortgang in Der Musle9uug Der
gerid)tlihen entldeiDungen ourd 10
piele Snitan6elr, oaB oaa groc niht
ob5uIeben lit.
Gin ld)arfer Norbcr, Der fid)
I'M 2aiiie 0cs 9ouneritnas aufnIadlte
mo gang geborig blies, pcranldBte
pielc getuobner lire 8il1ter(ad}esl
ans ben Sleioeridr1nfen beruor5uIlt-
1elt. Cine M1snabme bieruon Madden
uniere Goli5iiten. Die III oerHiclbelr
Sage enolid lire nelieT CONNER
llniiprmcn bcfommen bahem ulto lett
5u Mnfang Der fiiblcl Witterung
BARN umberitol5ieren. Eie nelen
4n5iige iinb aus ounfelblouem Seree
ongefertigt mo NIT hell6fauer Ens-
pei abgciebt.
Die Gereinigten Sfiiben alIbs
nnIcrer Stabt b%eabiid)tigen bic glin-
oes Hegierung 81 erifrden, ben
Sergeanten 9ean Chapman pom
%. Snfoilterie- Hegiment alsSnItriit
telir uno ailfieber bes it0Stiidcit
Sd)ieBplnbes an5uiteaen.
@enrp sSinf, IT,, Der Superin-
tenbent Der, Maihinen @crfitGtte
Der Gan antonio Fraction Company,
miro iid nadl ct. 0ouis 6egebcn, mn
Sic A6lieferun9 Ser neiien, gan, nls
Stabl fonitririerten StraBcnbahnma.
gen 81 bcidlemigen. Gieic @agen
murben inn Sebritar beiteat nno Ioll-
ten Idon ldn9it bier Iein, bod font
ten bicielbem fuegen Malgcls an
Stabl, anf oas Sobnnie Bull befdnlt-
lid elm Wonopol bat, llid]t fertig &C.
iteat Deroell. Ser Sinf miro perrin,
d)en, Die Gars bis gu @eibnodtell.
ipdteitens Neuiabr, bier 81 babcl.
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5nblt, sic uieGeidt I'M MonOe. abe

5nblt, Die uleleift I'M NtonDe, a6er
niht in Maibington eriftiert
5ran s.. d. 5ii6er noH 9eni-
ion miroe m einenl Nutnmoaif=lln
fale, Der iidJ 6 Meilen non Dallas
5utrngr a%llgcublidlih getntet nno ibr
@utte erlitt eiilen ShdoelbrudI, ser
ie0e 9offnallEg o,lf @iebergeneinnq
misiblteBt. Die S~teuerunG ser
Wiui6ine mar IN l~lnoronnng geraten,
ods Iutonlo6fl ii6erlhllg lid) uno
Die 5iemii6 6eiabrtelt 2eute rurtroen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
- Teprdfentant SpUnoleT Don
Coffin County beabiidtfgt lr Der
naditen &egislatir ein ENHANCEMENT
5nr aonititutfon ein5ubringelr~ onrdl
melfes DIE 3abl Der iebTgen f42 &c
prdIentdIren AMI 66 ~reon5iert lperoelr
ioa. 9ieiel6cH Iollen aber IN ,3u-
flinft efH Sabresgebalt polr $4,000
be5ieben, Der Senat, DER ftd3 iebt
aus 81 Nitglteoern 5uianunenfebt,
miro onrdy oieies ENHANCEMENT mid)t
beriibrt.
Ter frii6cre ct aatslerutur NC
Oregon, efn intimer 5reuro BON
8urDerfreiIr sSergulonr bot in elmer
Dor DEM Totarp Club in anItin ge-
baItcrtcn Heoc erfldrt, ouB ser @ou-
oerneur Z Willionen Collar eur Or
ipcfteruHg Scr Staats rtniperiitGt
III Iuitin Wdbreno ieiltes 3. Imts
Sermines aus5ugeber aeoerft.
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SnIaRo.

Ter in gtem Dorf 5rtr Siilfe ser
Observation-Disclosures fri5cnierte Spnl.
patbie Streif bat lid bis iebt, nonr
Stonopunft Ser Streifer betradtet,
ais ein 6eblidlog ertpieien; eS lit
oitrd)ans nidt gelungen, oen Ser
fe9r mo oaS @eidGftsle6en ser
Staot SIT nnterbredep, ia Sic meiiten
StraBenbobnen iin6 aln 9onneritao
sum eriten MaIe mieoer lett oenr
s. .. MtS. obne poIiseili6e 9e-
oefufg gefabrcn. Die Streifer be-
bonpter ~oIleroings. ooB 10000 9(r.
better n~usItdnbig iitb, ood lit 0as
mol MIR IeepeS @eifpGb. Die Mit-
glieoer peridieoener l~tnfonen hoben
po1l tbren 3entraIen 9(nipeifunq err
bdlten, fueiter 3lt arbeiten rn0 ibre
Iaontrofte itrift SIT erfiiaen.
Nad) einenf pom 6anoeIs.Mi.
ltilteriun peroffentli6tcn @eridt
liro lett Dem +, Sonuar bis 81. gll.
quit B. IS. fir 23S MiQioncn Sol.
lar gro0ltoffe aus Sen Ser. Stootcn
ilnqefd6r fin 90 @iuioncn 0oQor
mebr alS ludbreno ~oerIelben geriooc
oeS Torlohres, a~usgefibrt; Die
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9lus Der Sta0thQQe.

Nngebpte fiir Ben Sau oes @oli
elrbbailIes wurOen Dem 9au : Sll-
ipeftor iibermielen. 9as nieorigite
Angebot lit $S42S, oas bodlte
$12,585. Die Mngebote fiir
oet 8art zines @epolbes III
Der nelten Amts : Stube ocs Steller-
AiielIors nno Solicitors rangiercn
BON $685. bis S74S. Gle gngeboIe
fir ben Ban zines gb8ugsfanals III
Der gImenoorf StraBe muroen Dem
sSngenieur CUR 8egnta6tlng iiberee-
ben. Yis gum II. Oftober weroen
Ansebote bir Die 9fIalteruna Ger
Belt Srapss StrnBe, Don Main
Apenie bis Hpro Stores StraBe,
eingeforoert. Ger 8. 0ftober miro
oils aSeueruerbiitungs 3ag~ erl
fIdrt. An Dem Gage iplen Die giir-
ger ibre @duler pom 9ad) bis 5llnl
aeller inIpi5ierell, Don allen BRENT
barren llurat %i1ubern, Shprnlteinc
r~einigen etc. Die Gilaiterung Der
Muffin StraBe miro ongeliomnen.
3inien i'm getroge bon $4,000 per-
Den aiif Bombs 6e8ablt, Sic Dor Dem
Sabre 1913 misgegeben puroerl. Cur
g~e5abling Der @ebdlter etc. fir Sen
Wonot September iuerpen $60.245..
"a beiDiaigt. @egenitdnoe, Die IN
Der EoliSciitation iibcr Gin sSnbr
fang liegen, iolen otf Dem Nuftions.
fDege nerdnBert weroen, nndoem ser
@lerf cine elite onpon ongefertiqi
bot. Die Gomniii1re meroen allae.
mieIen. elm sSnpcntar alcr @ege1.
itanoe III ibrcn giiro's oufSunebnlerl
lambert miro bennftrngt, fir oer
nelien Fart, 5lpiidlen HooIepelt ape
nno Dem 6luB, cinel Namen aus.
5ufudbleu.
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$ Spntbueitern Snititntc fir Din
1T nno Dramatiidle Stunt

eroffnet bette abeno ourcb einen Gru-
pfang nit ann5ert, Geoen, 9enon-
Itration Der groBen Srgel etc. lcinC
Siiren. Erof. u. Stonlep @iaiams,
Der Seiter oeS Snititnt&, bot iabre.
langc StuOien in G~elltidllano oe.
mad)t nnO benleiitcrt bic oeutihC
Sprade. Gos Silititut beiinoct lid
in Dem friiheren @roos'ihen @obr.
bauIe, 90. 3tS Cit-Gommcrce Stro.
be. Anmeloungen bon Sdiilcrr
lperocn Somitog, Montaa nnb 9ien.
Itag entaeaengenomrnen
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u III /.

Wenn 0urdl Die ber3miftc
@ntideioung oes Hi1ter 5oDIoe BEL.
De Barteien, lbr iofpol ME Mopor
grotpn, gefuoniieu bnbeii, Damn fam
ia Der alte Strcit i'm Gofi5ci De.
partcmeit ouf'S Gcue beginten.
Ser nmcrifnniide He1tsitreii
1T ein eigcies Ging. Or nimmi
icifren Gnfaia nit Der ansIeguna
Der @eiebe, bis oie @eridtc iid ser.
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@rmnbeiacnfnms . ltcbertraannocn.

W. 8. 6olnno ni g. 4. Wro6e,
@rlinoitiid in Der 2afe Sront abbition;
so II. ~
20. &. Nufpar6 uub Srnu nr1 Better
3. Gilmore @runoItiid nn scr @ooos
lam Gbe. $4,000.
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l.okales.
Observation-Disclosures @ctter.

Sir Gan 4ntonio nnO umgegenO:
@elite a6eno, flar; Samltag, flar
mo ipdrmer.
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M S~i@~~ O~s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
San gntpnip, Ser. 80. Sept. 1916
Hrilne CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil, SO
Gents Del @nIone.
ssrw Yprf, 20. Sept. Spot $10.45
Bis, Sanuar, S1O'28 nnS S1O.29.
Sebruar, 5000 nno $tO.44; Mdrs,
$10.52 nno $10.53; Gpril, $1O.55 ullo
5000; September, $10.45 lmo
SLIGO. Sftober, $10.46 l1o $1O.49;
Hopember, $10.26 rn5 5000; Sesems
Der, S10.24 unb $10.25
Jarm=ErpSnftc
Gun Nntonio, Ger. 30. Sept. 1916
gl1tter ..-. 21c per Efuno
Ger (mur friide) So. i, soc Der 9bo.
SO. 2. 15c per 2bo.
2ubner ....... f5c-20e per Yf0.
Sirfeps ............ loo per Efmiln
@efsen ...... $I53h per glidef
Norn ..-........ $1.00 per YlideI
Sdfer .-.......... 59c per guid1ef
Sen ...... S14.00 per Come
Wemiie.
@artoffeln, California. $3.50 mo
Siibe aartoffelm, @bite Gam. SITS,
Eufnpfin @nrt, $1.75 uno $500.
,3fptebeln. California, $2.75 Ii. $500.
3iplebeln, CALIFORNIA, $500 II. 1926.
8ohnen. Crime, 1926 Der guideI.
3abieShen, 40c +. / STD. zgiinScI.
SlumenfohI. &c nno 7c per $50
&obl, 1926 per Crate.
8riiner 8feffer, ST per gafdeI.
Seuerie, Csc lHlb 75e Der 9ubenb.
Seteriilie, Soc Der Sb6. @giinoeI.
Snnaten, Segas, 4 Scribe. S5c ano
Reerrettia@ BnrSein per Hfn. 1919
8ltrfeit. Der Crate $500.
9opfinlat. $500 Der Crate.
@elbe 8nrseln, 40c II. soc Der Dbo.
Saitaih, SOC II. 90c per gui6ef.
Spinat. Toe Der guffef.
ORA, $500 fir guffeI.
Seeten. 46c per 9t0. sgiinber.
eantnlpnpe5. Stunoarb, 1925 Der
erdte; Honn, Toe per Crate.
eterpflansen, $f,25 Der @nider.
Tieb Marft.
Son Intonio, Ser, 30. Sept. 1876
&iihe 1915 biz $3.50.
9dlber $4.75 bis $3.50.
Sdien $500 biz S7.25.
gnaen $4.75 biz $500.
Ct. oouis, 30. Sept. 1916 w;na.
pieh: SeroszNieh. $3.50 bis $500.
Sdipcinc $500 bis $11.75.
SGute.
Sdllpere bon GfIadter % x.x
@ s.yae oaM S%iaufer ........2 90 gts.
'Srnn aelalaerte ..........f9b gfa
Selle.
sBolf unb Slrfs On a..
angorasSieeen. Der Vfo. IN RI
H'tacras Sfeeen befhdoiot d.
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Aberes . 1er1eas,
8ammmpae.
GottDnianten- YrO0nfte.

Gan Nntonio, Ser. 10 Gents.
8alpeltprt, 9eitern, 1850 gts.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-29

W. E. Saunders. president; J. E. As.
tin, vice president; o. q. Saunders.
secretary.treasurer. Directors: John
M. Lawrence. z. H. Astin, w. H. Cole,
o. 8. Johnson and Robert A. Harrison.
After the election Of officers and d.
rectors the directors met Immediately
and It was decided by this body that
they would at once begin improving
their buildings and grounds at this
most delightful pleasure resort. II
was decided to spend somewhere be-
tween $1,000 and $500 on the new
work contemplated. They expect to
put the club house In first class con
dition, remodel the boat house and
add a new lot Of up-to-date boats t.
their fleet and last but not least, they
expect to build a nice new swimming
pool, one that will be second to nont
in Texas.
The financial condition Of the Fin
feather Club right at present show!
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GERMANS Of TEXAS
VOTED .AMER|CAN|SM
Resolved to Throw Influence Against
Submission In July, and Indorsins
az Organization Any Candidate.

Austin, Texas, June 29.-With close
to 200 delegates present. representing
nearly all sections Of the state, the
Texas branch Of the German-American
alliance in session here Wednesday
adopted two resolutions, one urging
all citizens OF Texas OF German de.
scent to vote in the july primary
against submission Of the prohibition
question and to vote for those candi-
dates who have in the past and now
uphold this principle Of democratic
government" and the other condemn.
|, Ing the use OF the term "hyphenated
Americans" when applied to citizens
OF German descent and condemning
those persons who dispute the loyalty
OF the American citizen OF German
descent.
The German-American OF Texas
went on record as standing ready to
do their full duty as American citi.
zens. both on the battlefield and in
the fortunes Of peace. Both resolu.
lions were adopted amid loud cheer.
ing.
The only contest appeared when the
question OF whether or not the al
lance would indorse candidates. The
committee on resolutions, consisting
OF +. c. weinert OF Seguin. Julian
Stapper OF Cibolo. G. A. Heilig Of DIAL
las, Paul Meerschedt OF San Antonio
Albert Hellberg Of Houston and @. r,
Spielhagen OF San Antonio, submitted
majority and minority report, the
latter by Mr.. Meerscheldt. The ma.
Jority report was In opposition to In,
dorsement Of candidates.
Mr.. Meerscheldt favored the ap.
pointment OF a committee OF % 10 de,
eide the question. He stated that no
personally favored Cuiberson fol
United States senator. but he would
favor any action taken by the com.
mittee. The proposition met with
strong opposition, former State Sen.
ator =. c. weinert taking the lead
The minority report was tabled and
the majority report adopted over.
whclmingly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-29
ANNUAL MEETING Of
F|N-FEATAER CLUB
membership Held Annual Meeting and
Elect Officers and Directors.
Financial Condition Good.

The annual meeting Of the Fin.
Feather Club Of the City Of Bryan was
held on last Tuesday at the Cotton
Exchange. Quite large representa-
ton OF the club was present and much
interest was manifested. Reports
from the various officers for Me year
were heard and we're very satisfac.
tory. especially the report Of the Sec
retary.treasurer which showed nice
balance on hand In the club treasury
The following officers and directors
were elected for the ensuing year:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-29
NOTICE PUBLIC.

Look here. friend. where can get
the best wniskey In Bryan for the
least money! Al Farmers Saloon. OF
course. across North Main Street
from @. s. Parkers warehouse. There
you get Pleasant Spring. double
stamp. bonded whiskey. Regular
price Is $500 per gallon. worth $500.
sell for $500. This price will stand
until the first OF August. Must have
the cash for license. 8. c. woiton.
Proprietor.
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that the club is In better shape than
at any time in its history and with
the improvements contemplated the
members feel that their efforts to
maintain this pleasure resort have not
been in vain but instead they have
been well repaid for their time. The
lake, which covers about forty acres,
is said to have more and better fish
In It than ever before.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-29
BRYAN PEOPLE PRAls.
SIMPLE MIXTURE

Many IN Bryan praise the simple
mixture OF buokthorn bark. glycerine.
etc. known as Adleri.ka This rene.
dy Is the most THOROUGH bowel
cleanser ever sold, being even used
successfully In appendicitis. one
SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE Of constipation. sour or gassy
stomach. ONE MINUTE after you
take Il the gasses rumble and pass out.
Adler.i.ka cannot grippe and the IN.
SLANT action Ia surprising. +. n.
Emmel. Druggist. "a
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-29
BRYAN 4 CENTRAL TEXAS IN
TeRuRBAN RAllWAv-oF.
Flce or THE RECEIVER.
HEARNe, TEXAS.
Circular No. I.

June 18th. 1915.
ny virtue OF appointment by the
Honorable United States District
Court. Southern District. the under
signed hereby assumes charge ~ Re.
ccIyer OF the Bryan q Central Texas
lntcrurban Railway. All correspond.
cncc in relation TO the business OF this
company shall be addressed to the Re.
cciver q, Hcarno. Texas. and he alone
Ia authorized TO make purchases or IN.
cur obligations for account Of tho said
company. J. W. GREEN.
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Effectiveness of a cruiser depends
upon the crew.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-29

The biggest fish are caught with
hook and lynn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-29

It's the bald headed man who never
says dye"
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Salary paid to an infant nurse Is
hush money.
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A watch is so called because it's
often on guard.