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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
SENATOR FIGHT
IN CONVENTION

Colqmitt and CulbcrSon a. candidates
for nomination for senator Go the United
States senate were injected in the dem
ocratic convention of Cameron count,
AZ Brownsville this afternoon when III.
NJ Skelton introduced resolution plac.
ing the convention on record as endors.
ing Culbcrson for that office and a. pied.
ging all honorable means at its com.
mand in his support. The resolution was
seconded by Harbert Davenport. A
heated debate ensucd in which W. r.
Jones voiced his opposition To the res
olution as being cn;irely untimely. in
view of the fact that the final primaries
for the office Of senator had not been
run of. =
The convention was called to order by
Judge James b. Wells shortly after !
o'clock. Permanent organization was ef-
J. n. Wells secretary. The convention
proceeded. through a committee of five Il
nominate >eventy-two delegates to tn,
state democratic convention at HouStor
and nine delegates to the judicial conven.
tion at Corpus Christi. The Houston con
vention delegation j. headed BY James b
Wells. The convention adopted the entir,
report Of the nominating commmiftee il
which il WAS proposed that tire delegate.
Ae empowered 10 east their vote solidly a
the Houston and Corpus Christi conven
tions-
- L. H.. g. e -. .f.xe.~
had not been decided.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
CAMP
TO GET LIGHTS
CITY MANAGER ANNOUNCES CUR
RENT IS SCHEDULED TO BE CUT IN
DURING THIS AFTERNOON.

Electric lighting connection for the Iii
noIs cavalry camp with the city system
was scheduled to be cut-in this afternoon.
City Manager Williams has sent force
Of electricians out 10 the camp this morn
ing for The purpose Of completing the in
stallation Of the transformer and cut in
the current. The city extended it, exist
ing electrical mains 10 the camp BY string
ing about half mile Of wire. All installa Y
tions within the camp are being done by
electricians who are members of the regi-
ment, the city of Brownsville having no
authority, by virtue Of it, charter to do
this work. The transformer u sufficient
10 handle about 800 forty kilowat lamps.
These will include lights IN the rebimeniaI
headquarters, Y. NJ. e. A. building. reg1-
mental exchange and a number Of lights on
troop streets.
The city will extend it, wiring system
NJ once to the Virginia and Iowa camps.
il was stated, the lighting Of which will be
handled on . similar plan. The district
hospital has also been wired and the cur
rent was cut-in there this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
BOMB DAMAGE
TO PLANT OF.
7 HE MENACE


SPRINGFIELD. No. July p
Three bombs were exploded beneath the
floor Of the Ncna-c Publishing Com
pany plant al Aurora. No. early this
morning. slightly damaging the plant
and setting fire 10 a mass Of copies of
the Menace. an anti caE holic publica-
tion. just of the press. The damage j.
estimated at II 600 =
The first explosion was followed quick
Iy by another. occurring beneath the
press. which had just completed the
Missouri edition of the Menace In 4
minute another bomb exploded. The ex-
pIosions set fire to papers fresh from
the folder. hut The blaze was quickly ex-
tinguishcd. II has not been determined
how the bombs were set or exploded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Pat O'Leary Bets Three
To One on c. E.Hughes

Pat OLeary. who is Chicago's bar
omcter on betting from betting on the
weather and race horses to who il go-
ing 10 be the next president, is throw
ing odds Of three to one for Charles +.
Hughes and he's rockribbcd democrat
himself declared T.. VI. Sorcuson of
Lyford, who reached Brownsville last
night after several weeks visit t.
Chicago
Mr.. >orrnsnn said that the campaign
II beginning to warm mp to large pro.
port ions in the north and in chicagp
both the Wilson and Hughes leaders are
pcrfecting their campaign organizations
preparing To- throw their stump speak
crs into the field Just ~ soon aS the
~nominS ions have been formally acccr
ted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
COURT DECIDES
APPAM IS LOST
DECLARES GERMANY LOST CLAIM TO
VESSEL WHEN 1T ALLOWED 1T
TO ENTER NEUTRAL PORT.
Try Associated Press. }

NORFOLK. Va. July ~. - Federal
Judge Waddill today decided libel pro
cecdings for the possession of the cap
tured British liner Appam in favor Of
the British owners and against the Ger
man prize crew which brought her here.
The court held that the German govern
ment lost all claim when il brought the
Appam into neutral waters in Hamp-
ton roads for the purpose of laying up
the vessels indefinitely.
The court also held that a prize vessel
cannot legally be brought into neutral
waters without n convoy. The Appam
was brought in under her own steam after
the capture by the German raider Moewe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
OF
COUNTY CONVENE

The Cameron county republicans IN con
vention at the city hall this afternoon
elected j. l.. Workman of near Browns
vile county chairman, and elected an exc
cutiyc committee of ten, including the
chairman. Delegates were elected to the
various state conventions, including the
state at San Antonio, August Q. the su-
preme judicial district. the congressional
district. the judicial district the state sen
atorial district, and the state Legislative
district.
The executive committee includes John
Champion, j. III. III. Scales and William q
Craih. Sr, Of Brownsville; j. II. Keller
NJ. W. Street, Pedro Lorgoria, j. r. Rod
gers. r. NJ. Sorenson and T.. w. Bauer
X. h. Rentfro was temporary chairman
of the convention. and J. H. H. Scales sec
retarv.
The convention adopted resolutions en-
'dorsing the nomination Of Charles Evan-
Hughes and Charles Warren Fairbanks
for president and vice president respec-
lively by the republican party. The res
olutionS included criticism Of the admin
IStration's policy in Mexico, and said that
''the recent primaries IN this state indicat-
ed that even the democrats of the state D;
Texas are dissatisfied with national az
fairs"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
NO BANDITS, IS
GASTON REPORT
THOUGHT At FORT SAM HOUSTON IT
WAS the SAME BAND REPORTED
SOUTH OF TERLiNGUA, TEXAS.


SAN ANTONIO. Tex. July ~ ten
eral Funston received Yesterday from
Colonel Joseph A. Castor. commanding
the United MATES troops at Maria. Tex
as, message which said that reports
of the presence Of bandits south of Bo.
quillas. Texas. were untrue.
II is thought here that the surpassed
bandits formed the same hand which
was said to he south If Tcrlinena. Tex,
az. Colonel Hojas. commander of the
Oiinaga garrison. j. with some of the
force now at Polvo. twenty miles east
searching for bandits. but 81 far has
found none. N.
The Acknowledgement waS made az
headquarters today that Lieutenant Col
oncl Cabcl. chief Of staff 81 the expcd
tionary force. ha> been promoted and as
signed "a command If the Tenth Cavalry
+. lie j. succeeded by Captain Burt.
The third and Fourth Illinois Infantry
left camp early today on march to New
Braunfcl>. thirty miles distant. They will
cover fourteen miles the first day Gen
cral Funston went hy auto 10 observe the
regiments on march.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
May ASK The
LA FER|A BOX
BE DISCARDED

Probability that the county democra
ic committee. when il meets this after
noon TO canvass the county primary re-
turns. will he urged 10 throw out the
entire La Fcria box IL loom large in To-
cal political affairs this afternoon fol-
lowing the arrival of delegates from Ly-
fodr 10 the county democratic conycn-
tion.
Ii is claimed hy friends Of Raymond
lTuffor. defeated candidate for commits
sioncr from Precinct No. 4. that that
precinct was much greater than the
number Of votes personally promised to
Mr. Huror in the T.. Feria prerinct was
much greater than the number tant was
east for him. II. T.. Chaudoin was his
opponent
should the la Fcria box be thrown
out Mr.. Hulor would he the nominee
bv a majority of about - votes.
The returns from the Ave voting pre-
cincts in Mr. Huffor's precinct gave the
nomination ~ X. l.. Chaudoin by vote
Of so TO oS6.
The vote bv boxes follows: For Mr..
Chaudoin- -Raymondville. q: Lyford L;
Lagune Larga. o: La Fcria liz; Harlin-
gen. lSs.
For Mr.. Huffor-R Raymondvillc. 1lS;
I.vford. 56; Laguna Larga. =; la Fcr'a
n: Harlingcn. II. To throw out the
La Fcria box would reduce Mr.. Chaudo'
ms vote by IL. giving him lbs votes
and would reduce Mr.. Hnfcr's vote by
-. giving him 253 votes. or majority
of 81.
The Lyford box was brought In short
" afternoon today by y. J. Lear am w.
T. Webb. election judges.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
BRITISH TROOPS
MAKE PROGRESS
NEAR P0zIERES
TWO GERMAN COUNTER ATTACKS
AGAINST DEvILLE WOOD REPULs-
Ed, LONDON ANNOUNCES TODAY
FRENCH CHECK 2 GERMAN ATTACKS
NEAR FLEURy, vERD0M SECTOR.
RUSS TAKE 10000 CAPTIvEs.
tBy Associated l'rcss.)

The British troops yesterday mad,
progress north of Poziercs and near
Highwood. Two German counter at,
tR,ks against Delville wood were re-
pulsed, London announces. The Paris
statement says that two German de
tachments. which attempted to reach
the French lines west Of Vermandoyil
lers, were repulsed. The French
checked two German attacks near Flcu
ry, in the Verdun sector.
Pctrograd announces the capture of
10000 Germans i'm the eastern front. in
Guiding four hundred officers. The Aus
tro Germans were driven back on the
whole front from Kovel to Brody.
Attacks by the Russian army corps on
German positions near Baranovichi were
ground. The battle was still in progress,
Berlin announced this afternoon. The
Russians resumed their attack I'm southern
Nolhynia and pierced General Won Lin
sengen's lines north of Sviniuchy, but are
being vigorously counterattacked by tn,
Germans.
After repeated futile attacks north.
west Of Lusti, says the Berlin official
statement the Russians succeeded in
penetrating the German lines near Iris
tyn, and caused the Germans To give up
their advanced positions. which they
previously held beyond the Stokhod riv-
er. West Of Lutsj, the statement adds,
the Russian attack was brought to "A
ssandstill by the German counter attack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
RIGOROUS STEPS
TO PROTECT THE
BORDER HEALTH
DEVELOPS THAT PUBLIC HEALTH
SERVICE WILL GUARD AGAINST
INFECTION FROM THE SOUTH.
FIRE PROOF FUMIGATI0N PLANT AT
FERRY IS PART OF PROGRAM
FOR THE MEASURES.

Protection Of United States troops
on the Mexican border against all pos
sibilitics Of infection by tropical diseas-
g. from Mexico will be provided for "a
vigorously and a. absolutely as il is
possible for medical and mechanical
skill to acocmplishc, it has developed
since the arrival here of DIR. l.. i. Lloyd
special agent of the United States pub
lie health service.
As a part of the program that has
caused Dr. Lloyd To be sent 10 the bor-
der. the par. ally coappleted fumigation
plant III the international ferry will be
discarded and new building put in its
place, the new building TO conform III
all essential details to regulation plans
and specifications. Up 10 late this aft
ernoon. DR. Lloyd had not determined
whether the building will be frame or
Of fire proof construction This will be
determined after consulting with the
city fire marshal.
The SHE occupied by the present fu-
migation plant has been leased from T..
e.. Forto The old building will be
moved away and . new one erected in
its place. DR.. Lloyd will personally in.
stall the plant.
When the new plant is installed all
suspected persons coming from Mexico
will he compelled to undergo an inspec-
tion and where they are found pedicu-
loss or otherwise fall short of the stan
dard, required degree of cleanliness
their clothing will be boiled and disin-
icctcd while they will be required to
bathe and undergo lreatment against
pcdiculosis.
The entire operation will require
probably an hour.
Dr. LLOYD intimated that the govern
against rats and prairie dogs as possible
bearers Of bubonic plague fleas. The
entire Rio Grande Valley, il is inferred
may bc brought under a rigorous and
vigorous system of treatment similar
to that inaugurated by government IN
Havana. Panama and Vera Cruz. While
this section is already free from any Of
the diseases that caused the heroic
trcatmcn in the tropical countries and
cities referred OF il. il il understood that
the United States government is deter
mined 10 bc prepared against possible
contingencies that might grow out Of an
extended occupation Of this section. IN
all events. it is underss ood. when the
public health service shall have finished
its work the Rio Grandc belt will I'M
doubtcdly bc the most hcalthful section
in the cnf ire country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Fourth Infantry Band
To Play Sunday Night

The usual concert will he rendered Sun
day evening at \ 30 o'clock at Fort Brown
by the Fourth r.lted States Infantry
band. Band Leader Prewiit today an
nounced the following program:
T. March "Old Comrades" ..... TrIkr
.. Paraphrase "Thc Palms .FATRE
arr. Hlldrr'h.
Polka .............. II. v. short
Played BY Sergeant Bugler Capris.
4. Selection from light opera. ......
"SybiIr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JacsbI
3. Glover Song" ............ Langc
6. Grand Selection "Ernani" ... Verdi
James X. Prewiii.
Band Leader
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
San Benito Irrigation
District Returns In

bonds election at San Beni.o creating
Irrigation District No. ;, were received
at the office of County Clerk Zoe Webb
yesterday afternoon. The tabu.a 81 re
suits Of the returns show tha. the elcc-
tion carried by vote Of lis for - /
against. The opposing vices were east
one in Precinct No. ~ and three in Pre-
cinct No. III. The vote for assessor AMI
collector gave ~ votes for Brown, -
for Collins and - for Grccnsladc The
district directors elected are. Foley. l2o
votes; Landrum, 10; Shafer, 10; Hey
wood, I2O; Mitchell. IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Virginia Quartette Will
Sing at Sunday Service

a quartcttc from the Second Virginia
infantry will sing at the Sunday even
ing services a. the First Baptist church
Eighth and Elizabeth streets. IL was
announced today by the Pastor. Rev
George i. McMurrav.
SUNDAY school. 9:i5 a. m.
Morning Service. III o'clock.
II. Y. Il. L.. ~ : y. m.
Evening services. at o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29

Geraii johnson. manager ~ the
Southwestern Telegraph 4 Telephone
eS-hange. was painfully. but not seri.
ously injured at fhe exchange this
morning when he unknowinglv grabbed
hold of an almost red hot electric sol
derer. The burn occurred when Mr.
johnson reached over his head to a
shelf Gor hammer. Instead Of the
hammer he caught hold Of the hot sol
derer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
What to Do With Berg
Now COnfr0ntS the u. S.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., July 29.-Thc
federal courts decision AT Norfolk hold
ing the Appman j. not a prize ship con
fronts the United States with a problem
in what to do with Lieutenant Berg and
his crew, which brought the ship into
port. Generally speaking, Berg and his
men are regarded as part of the German
naval forces and might have to be intern
cd until the close of the war
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
British Steamer Taken
After An Engagement.
tBy AssOciated Press.

IBy ASsOt1nttH TrtNN.I
BERLIN, July pa German auxi-
Eary cruiser on July y after an engage
ment with an armed British steamship
the Eskimo, captured the vessel and
brought her to port. according to the Ger
man admiralty statement. The cncoun-
ter took place fifteen miles southeast OF
Arendal, a Norwegian port.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Water Connections to
AllCamps Completed

Water connections to the last of the
three Iowa infantry camps were completed
this morning, n was announced af the city
hall. All military camps IN the city now
have water connections. the only remain
ing work to be done being the completion
Of permanent mains to the Iowa camps.
The present connections to those camps are
temporary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Senate Asks England to
Be Lenient With lrish

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 29.
By a vote Of fory-sixth TO
nineteen, the senate today adopt
ed a resolution requesting Pres
ident Wilson TO transmit to the
British government an express
hope that II would exercise clem-
ency in its treatment OF Irish
Political prisoners. The senate
overturned the majority report
Of the foreign relations commit
tee and followed the course out
lined by the minority report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Chief Musicians Now
Known as Band Leaders

The "Chlef Musician" Of the
United States army j. thing on
the past. II j. nov the Band
Leader" the order changing the
title Of the man who waves the
baton having been received al
Fort Brown Yesterday. AT the
same time the title Of ".Principal
Musician" second in rank to the
"chief mnsician," has been
changed to Assistant Band
Leader
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Judgment Against Katy
For Spiller Confirmed

KANSAS CITY. No. July 2J.-Th-
Judgment Of r. y. SpiIer, secretary cf
the Texas Cattle Raisers Association
against the Missouri, Kansas & Texan rail
road for sl50,O00 in excessive freight
claims was sustained by the United States
district court today after the railroad ap-
pealed from the Interstate Commerce
Commission ruling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29

LONDON. oThrec arships a
England officially
There no
the resll arkn An
adjoining village
The n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Canada Quarantines
Against New Yo'k

OTTAWA. Canada. July aa.--Thc Ca
natlian government today placed quar-
antine on children under sixteen years
of age. as bar against the introduction
Of infantile paralysis into the dominion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29

The following weather forecast
the lower gulf coast states and the
Magic Valley j. issued nv the United
States weather bureau N, New Orleans.
Tonight and Sunday. unsettled
showers Sunday: light easterly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
A|RmEN
RAID italy PORTS.
HPS IN AND

ROME July
Eaan Alriatc persons TIVE
To The
high but according the official
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Forty-Four Deaths Make
New Record in Epidemic

,Ey Associated rress.i
NEW YORK. N. v, July G.-
A new record in the infantiIe
paralysis epidemic was set to-
day with forty-four deaths dur
ing the last twenty-tour hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
lcc,I Weather ohssrsatieas.

The following local weather observa-
tions. covering the 24-hour period ending
NJ 4. N. today. are furnished ny the
Tuitcd States weather bureau station at
Fort Brown.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-03
FARMER TRACK SQUAD
LOOKS GOOD THIS YEAR.
Warm Weather Has Put Field ard
Finder Path Men In Good
Early Condition.

u. q. Rothe. captain OF the A. and
NJ. tRrk team, believes that the track
men 10 College Station are in bettrr
condition this season than ever he
fore and that the seasons outlook Is
indeed promising.
Settegast. the Houston boy wbD
made his letter both this year and last
In football and bask.i ball. Is out for
the weights. His discus and hammer
throws are above the average. Nick
Braumtler and p. G. Haines are also
working with him and the three
should make much Roadway toward
winning she coming meet
The last week OF this month the
Aggies cot Oklahoma ~ participate
in a triangular meet with Varsity and
the University OF Oklahoma. There
has been much improvement in the
work Of the men since the season
opened and Director Driver is very
optimistic we the outcome OF the
meet.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-03
SPRING QUEEN CONTEST.

Following was the standing OF the
several candif ates for queen OF the
spring pageant as Furnished the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-03
Vote for your Queen.

Vote for your Queen.
Mrs. Arch Graham aud children ar.
rived on the afternoon train from
Houston to'spend a few days with
relatives.
DIR. w. d Bizzell and family OF Col
lege Station spent a few hours In the
city today with relatiyes.-Nayasota
Examiner
Every vote east helps the Civic
League.
Manicuring. massage and shampoo
Ing. Special attention to ladies'. WIN
call at your home. Phone S27. 10.
Gated at Adams Barber shop. Miss
Neal.
Mrs. f. NJ. Fuller. after a short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford. re-
turned to her home yesterday evening
In Grenada. Miss. Mr.. Sanford is the
superintendent OF construction work
on the e postoffice building.
Not one cent has ever been lost by
a depositor in a Stasa Bank In Texas
since the guaranty deposit law went
into effect. We offer you this security.
Il costs you nothing. First State Bank
and Trust Company. =
Decide on your Queen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Nash. from
Edge. came in yesterday evening to
transact business with bryan mor-
chants. MIR. Nash says me tried the
new free wagon yard conducted by
the Commercial club and business
men OF Bryan. and smoke in the most
complimentary terms OF the excellent
service and accommodations received
there and feels sure IL will be a big
boost for Bryan this fall.
Phone Wick Bros, for hulls and meal.
Preparedness means thrift, economy
and a bank account: let us help you to
save. open a bank acooun today. Your
deposits In this bank are guaranteed
First State Bank and Trust Company.
Voting begins ON March /.
All best varieties cabbage and toma.
to plants. $3.50 per thousand; 500 for
Sl.0O. Soc per hundred. Potato slips.
Nancy Hall. Dooiey Yam. vineless
Yam and old fashion pumpkin yam.
s2.5O per thousand. ready March 20.
All plants delivered. well packed and
guaranteed TO arrive In good condk
ton. Send for catalogue. Milano
Plant Company. Milano. Tex.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-03
LOCAL and OTHERWISE

Vote now.
ANY girl between ~ and i6 may be
Queen.
J. r. Smith of Reliance was in the
tity today.
Wiley Thurman was down toda,
rom Macy.
j. W. Crenshaw OF Reliance speni
he day In Bryan.
Sam Jones Of Harvey was In the
lily today on business.
Henry Dixon OF Wheelock was In
he city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam cavett we're Wis
Tors from Wheelock today.
George ID. Tucker went to Fort
Worth this afternoon ON a business
rip.
Why not have your favorite foI
pueeni
Commissioner J. NJ. Atkins was IN
The city today from his home on Reck
Prairie.
Miss Ella Smith OF Reliance Is Wis
Ting the family OF her brother, ". n
smith IN Bryan.
Mrs. Algie Benbow went TO Bench,
|ey this afternoon to visit her par,
fnts for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Gregg and Mr.
hnd Mrs. Henry Gregg were in Bryan
Prom the bottom today.
Mrs. Gorce Medley Of wei,born
was IN the city yesterday for a shor,
fisft and to do ZONE shopping. =
Whom do you want for Queen?
Star Brand. high grade. ie per cen,
Pcid phosphate, slOO per sack. Bryan
cotton OIL Mill and Fertilizer 90.
Eggs for Matching from our prize
winning Rose-Comb Rhode Island
Reds. $3.50 per Is. A. A.. Bogen. Cal
bert. Tex.
Star Brand. high grade. l6 per cen,
cid phosphate. si.0O per sack. Bry
n Cotton OIL MIL and Fertilizer Co
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-03
BURGLARY LAST NIGHT.

Som time during last night burg
lars hroke into the lime house IL thr
HyierD eutsch Lumber Company In
the sosth part OF the city and carried
away tix OF seven barrels OF lime. Al
the Rsne time aarout six or sevfn hun.
dreh brick was stolen from tire vom-