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Sc .UUZCA NMINENTE IA CAIDA De BUCHAREST
los TTITONES AMENAZAN Ia
JNICl IiSEs FERREA QUE
LIS NJLpA \ LOS RUS0-
TX lands PARA HUER.
Por tai cIrCustancia Sc cree
que ID imDartante plaza
Um9nasera ev5Cu26a
-,jyi,lo c.rceIaI para - TEEN-

LONDRES. Dicicmbre 5.-Buc"
rest parece irremis;bIemcnte pccGi-
da. e avance &c las fucrzas teutouas
c]ontinua victorioso Y In llevado i
as fuerzas de los jefcS alemancs 1
unas cuantas millaS de Ia mc"cio-
NADIA capital de Rumania. Les cs
fuerzoS hechoS por las troras mosco-
vitas para Salvar n importantc nla:a
rumana. ~frac&saron enteramcnt2 Y
ahora TODD hacc Greer que los rcs1l-
tados finaleS de Ia campaNa seran
adversos para los soldados del Re-
Fernando.
FL ultimo informe Official pub.ic2do
por el Ministerio de Ia Guerra de Ru-
sia da cuerta de que los teutones s.
dirigen hacia PlocSci, IN punto que
Sc haya sobre el canine que deben
seguir en- 81 avanca sobre Ia p.aza &c
Bucarest. Aunuue el informe Official
russo 10 10 dice. parece que los teuto-
aeS 40 tendrin ~oponcntes en- 81
avance hayia Ploeci. Otra p2rtc de
las tropas auStro-&.emancS cstda
~avanzando hacia II Inca del ferro-
carril por donde deben retirarse los
ruSo-rumanos 81 no q|uicren cacr cn
2oder De! cnemigo. : por tai cir
:~unstanc;a Sc cree cue Ii plaza dc
Bucurcst scIa c~vacuada, pues de otra
mancra los ruso-rumanoS no pod"ian
lacer una retirada en- ordcn por los
llaNOS de Moldavia.
Las infomaciones rcci5idaS en- las
iltimas horas del dia de aver, declan
que as tropas del Mariscal o Mac
Hensen Sc cDcontraban = doce mi.las
/ SUI de Euca~cst. Posteriormente
20 So han recibido intormaciones
,csrca de nueyos avances de dicho
mariscaI.
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Nj las Ieyss de Djos nj las
de los homhres son
resDat5das

ROMA. Dicicmbrc EN- un dis
curse que pvonunci6 hoy S. s. 81 Pa
pa B~enedicjo. conden6 los actos de
guerra de los pajScs beligerantcs
que son co~ntrarios 4 las leyes huma-
las Y dirinaS, tales como el bombar-
dec aereo de las ciudades. Dijo Ell
Pontifice -"Debcmos hacer constar
que Va no obcdecicndo las lcycs de
Dios, sino simp!emcnte habindo res
pctado las cScritas por los hombrcs.
Ia paz Y Ia ~Drosperidad habr;an rel
rado en- Europa. 81 scguimos hacicn-
DO case omtso de las lcycs Y de Ia
autoridad, la discordia scra el irm"-
diato rcsultado. rs Il Icy social in
l|dible. Como cl rcsultado dc Ia des-
obedience" dc cSas leycs hcmos visto
que en- Europa - vio:an los derechos
Z dcSpCcho De las lcycs dc dos Y dc
las de los hombrcs; hcmos visto a los
~ciudadaEos paciii"os ' Il los ~i6venes
adolesccntcs arrancados Dc SuS hoga-
res. para Eevarlos d los campos de
hatalia; hemos visto ciudades in
def2nSas eNpUestaS d los ataqucc ac-
rcos Y por maj Y por TERRA hcmoS
visto innombrab!es horrorcs. No pue-
do mcaos que depiorar eSoS crimenes
: coadeIar a todoS aquellos por quie-
n2S son ccmetidos."
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ElElnb .jadorG Gerard
reefesa d Berlin
hicrno chino.


rrlcqrama Especial para IL Fl;ENsA.
NUEVA YORK. D;ciembre 5.-El
Embaiador de los Estados UHidos en-
A.cmania. James ". Gerard, sal6
how dc este puerto en- viaje para
Berlin. 4 Gondc VI 4 hacerse cargo
del nuesto que ha vcnido dcsempehan,
do desdc hacc alein tempo, con c!
hcncplicito del gobierno de su pals,
asi como con cl del gohierno alcman.
Assgrirasa que Gerard llcva un men
=aia ycrba. del Presi5onte Wilson pa
RI el Empcrador de Alemania accrca
d, s1 mancra de c Ia question de
los submarines, Y in de Ia depor-
tac;6u aa los bclgas. Antes de- ahor-
dar el vapor cue Ia de llevarlo a Eu-
roma. el "Frcdericn III" ell Embajador
Gerad declare que no llcvaba min
gin mcnsaic de paz a Alemaria.
Mr.. Gerard lleva consigo eli equiva-
Iortc de 100000 marcos que fueron
rcunidos por un comitG en- este pals,
y los cuales serin d%istribuidos en-
las viudas Y hu6rfanos de la guerra
on Alemania. E. cmbajador Gerard,
durantc eli ticmno que harstado en- su
nais. ha negado las noticas que lie
a~+ribrven a su viaje Otro ~caracter
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IRAN A OSCURAS LOS BUOUES
CANADIENSES

HALIFAX, \. S., Dicicmbrc s.
FL Dcpartamento de Marina del Do.
mimic del Canada. ha expcdido una
orden de que todos los barcos que
salgan o entren a puertos canadicn-
Scs. asi como los que naveguen en-
aguas del Domiut., llcven ell mayor
numero possible de luces encendidas,
pues Ia medida es indispensable pa
IA hacer segura Ia navigation hasta
cierto punto. La disposition debcra
ser Observable en- TODD 10 largo de la
costa del Atlantico, asi como en- la
de St. Lawrence, hasta Quebec.
Eytraoficialmente Sc aseguro hoy
que las precauciones que Sc iban a
tomar eran detidas a la posibilidad
de que algunoS submarines alemanes
Sc encontraran operando en- ia costa
del AtIanrico. A ningun barco Sc lie
permitira encender mas luces que
aquellas que hagan falta para evil
tar una collision, o para hacer sena-
les.
Igualmente ha sido expedida n
orden por las a~utoridades municipal.
les ordenando que a determinada bora
qleden apagadas las luccs. La orden
m~encionada dice Que "existe una anne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
EmPIEZAN A CAUSAR EFECTO
LAS PRoTESTAS DE LOS
NEUTRALES

S~ervicio ESnrcial para Ia PRENSA.
AMSTERDAM. Diciembre Sci
~periodico Les Vouve!leS" pubiica
hoy la noticia de que los alemanes
estan reduciendo de una manera con-
siderable las deportaciones de be!gas
pues en- los ultimos dias ha sido en-
numero mucho menor las demandas.
Y han sido exceptuadoS del servicio
,os jovenes memories de ounce amos.
asl como los a~ncianos. Sc asegura
que una gran parte de los individuos
que Sc ~presentaron Ia semana pasada
a las a~utoridades de Lieja. fueron
devueltos a sus hogares.
Agrega G. p~eri6dico m~encioaado
que este indica que las protestas que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

Il el de IN viaic de descanso.
han venido hacienda los paises neu-
trales Dol la deportation de belgas,
ha causado su efecto. Por otra parte,
dice II algunos que han regresado.
de los puntos a donde fueron lleva-
dos para TRAFALGAR en- las trincheras,
dan cuenta de que fueron objeto de
muv malos tratamientos por parte
de los alsmanes.
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DEFUNCION

e. dia IS del PROVING pasado
Noviemhre. falleci6 en- Victoria. Te-
xas. ell senior Cipriano Iha:ra, : loE
SO amos de edad. La inhumaci0n de
cadaver tuvo lu2ar en- cl cementerio
municipal.
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man. oue habia venido siendo aflicti-
va a u del ~bloqueo,"
81 en- cTalquiera otra 9poca Ell tai
bloqueo resultaba Ineffective. con l.
captura de Rumaria resulta absoluta-
mente esteril."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
VIAJEk0S QUE VIENEN DE
MEXICO

J. g. Schwarz. Monterrey, Mex.
Sc alaia en- ell Hotel Gunter.
-Gecrge J. Watson. ciudad de
Mexico. Sc aloJa en- e. Hotel Mem
ger.
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iLEcAnA i s&Lrna re THEMES


LirIaG-
. al LAREDO ---..... { m 4. "
-. E--Hs ! arraa ..-..... 7HGN = "
20 2-Ie - ICE!S ...-..-.. rs 1. "
~ l.-ne Fa-t Worth. Hpus-
ION. Wac" y .UufCS de
g San:a Fe ....... e:f5 A. 81
VI. .-nr = Louis .......-. 200 P NJ
No t--un-hIne SPECIAL de ST.
Louis .................. SOS p. ii
Szi-E:-
", G-Ts-n PglrSana -....... 7:9O A. NJ
so. ~G-~UR>E.nH Special para
-. Louis .............. g:i5 A. Il
A. ~ Sara Tayl1r --......... 2:a0 ?. n
~. E-'2ra = Louis. Waco.
q Fort Worth. Houston =
p'Iatos 10 Sal;a Ee 80. TBS P. II.
5-I'Rr. Lareia .......--.. $50 A. ".
b 40. ff.-llGtO} Para Laredo 1000 ?. n
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Cland0 necesite lihrOs ell espaH0l
a lgnacio E. Lozano.--G97
fO1 boiorosa St.-S. Antonio, Texas,
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LA INVASION -
AMERICANA -
EN- MEXICO -
DETALLES GRAFICOS DE LA
TOMA DE vERACRUZ

Frescos estan aun los aconteci-
mientos del 81 de Abril de 1914,
fecha Ell que los marinos america
nos. por orden del Presidente Viii
son, hollaron el heroico suelo We
r~acruzano. Compre listed ell libro
titulado LA Invasion Americana
en- Mexico.-Detalle. grafieo. de
la toma de V~eracruz", en- ell cual
$50 f~otografias lie enseharan gra.
ficamente los detalles de aquella
accion que iamas o~lvidaremos los
m%exicanos.
VALE so
PIDASE A
A f.. LOZANO
COZ Dolores. St.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Sc SOLlCl'fAN

Agentes para Ia venta
dc LA PRENSA, en- las pc
blaciones de ARIVACA, Ari-
iona, ALBUQUERQUE,
Nuevo Mexico y demas luga-
res dorde no los haya.-" has
personals que interesen pue-
den dirigirse solicitando pre-
clio Y condolences a LA
PRENSA, Departamento de
Agentes. 600 Dolorosa St.
San Antonio, Texas.
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Travis
~TELEFONOS 2f1l
Nuevo

Ia PREN~N - FL Perjudirn rlrNirauu d
MAYOR circulation IN TO- E~iLl0> tnidn>
: por 10 tautp, Ell meior para lU> %a0uRciaR-
ties
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Entered aS >rCGud-vl9>> Hraiipr Frhruar'
Il, 1918. al ,nc Po>iOlrice at San tui0ain
Tex. under the Act. al March 9, 1879.
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c. Il. Z S. A. (Lf2e, PrIacieAD.

Llrgsa:-
80. t1i.-Sunsef Limited, de
Nueya orleans -. 40 A. N
NJ t92-SuusPt Limited De san
francisco ............ SIS 4. N.
No. Fast Mail de Nueys Or
leans EXPERIMENTATION. 720 =. u.
10 S-Fast Matt de Del RIO -. 1850 A. y.
80. ~3->Un>et Express de Nue.
Va orleans ............... $40 P. u,
10 i0.-SunSet Express de san
-. Francisco ........ $40 P. N.
Salem
To- iGi-Sunset Limited para
San Francisco ........ I:55 A. N.
SO. iI2->uHset Limited para
Nueva DrleansS 400 A. NJ
so. fast Mali para Del Rio it:OO A. NJ.
Nc. 5 Fast Nail para Nueys
leans ...:..---... 1915 P. NJ
So , met Express para
Francisco .-...... $50 P. NJ.
Sc. Il lSel Express para
3 orleans -....... H:so P. N.
DIVISION VICTORIA
mEleaaa:-
10 SOf.-H- Houston, Port La
vac Victoria y Cuero 7:sS ?. Il.
SsIr-.
10. az ara Cue-o, yictoris.
LSTscs : Houston Sis A, NJ.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
SHER|FS CONVENE
IN FORT WORTH
Peace Officers Of Texas Come To
gether for Three Days Annual
Session.

IT. Worth, Tex. Aug. 15.-The an
nual convention of the Sheriffs' Asso-
citation OF Texas opened here today
in the city auditorium for a three
days session, with J. J. Perry OF
Hampstead, sheriff Of Waller county
calling the meeting to order as presi-
dent. Efforts have been made to make
this convention the largest in point
OF attendance In the history Of the
association.
A number Of subjects Of interest to
these officers of the law. including
matters touching on the fee system
and the severance OF the sheriffs
office from that Of tax collector. IN
the smaller counties. were on the
program. Care OF the insane In jails
and other matters including talk on
THE Border Situation" by {. B
Hudspeth OF Ell Paso. we're slated.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
TOM HERRING IS
STILL BOOSTING
Eagles Local Editor Tells People Of
wasahaehie About Bryan's
Many Activities.

Our Mr.. Tom n. Herring. who is
spending a couple OF davs in Waxa-
hachie. his former home on busin-ls
has caught the rea, BRYAN Spirit
and is doing some splendid mission.
airy work for his newly adopted home.
Herring Is not only enthusiastic IN
his work on The Eagle from day to
day. but carries his enthusiasm with
him wherever he goes. The following
clipping. telling OF his boosting pro
ciivities. Is from the waxahachie
Daily Light. Monday afternoon:
"A fellow who is not acquainted
with the facts would Judge from HIS
talk that Tom Herring. city editor OF
The Bryan Eagle. had been lifelong
resident Of Bryan and had no idea Of
leaving there. For push and energy
Tom declares Bryan has 'em all
skinned. He says Il was through the
efforts Of the citizens Of Bryan that
Braros county is spending 100000 In
improvements OF roads. Bryan ha'
more miles Of paved streets than any
other town OF like sire and there Il
more building going on than an,
other town around. Tom is delighted
with Bryan and expects to remair
there. n every citizen boosts as hard
as Tom Herring Is boosting for Bryar
/, Il will get on the map"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
THREE TEXAS ROADS
MAY FORM MERGER
!. 4 q. NJ, Denver and Rio orande
and 7. Z p. Making Plans Ae-
eordIns to Rumors.

Fort Worth. Texas. Aug. ia
rumor current In railroad circles and
which appears to have a good foun
dation Is to the effect that there has
been a consolidation Of the Iron
mountain. the Texas and Pacific and
International 4 Great Northern rail
roads to become effective about Oc
tober I.
Strength Is added to the rumor By
the fact that. according to press 70
ports. the Goulds have traded theil
Texas and Pacific. International ant
Great Northern and Iron Mountain In
terests for Denver and Rio Grand,
holdings.
II Ia also said that when the comb
nation OF these three roads. which 4
for the purpose Of economy In opera
tion. has been perfected. T. =. Kear
ncy. formerly vice-president Of tn
Texas and Pacific and now presiden
OF the Wabash. will be at the head o
the new system with headquarters a
New Orleans.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
STRIKE SITUATION
BRIGHTER TODAY
After Further Conference the Rail
roads Agree to Yield to Eight
Hours Demand.

Washington. Aug. i5.-After the
committee Of railroad managers had
another conference with President
Wilson this morning. Il became
known that a proposal was under con-
sideration by which the railroads
would accept the principle Of an eight
hour day. leaving the working out o'
its application TO the Interstate Com
merce Commission or some bod,
formed for that purpose The rail-
roads. Il Is understood. will be ready
TO conccde the principle OF an eight,
hour day. providing the employees vii
make concessions 10 as not TO put Q
too heavy burden on the railroads.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
to any town, and our last appeal |
mada for cara and man

to any town, and our last appeal is
made for cars and men.
II you have an automobile II is your
duty-if you are progressive citi'
zen-to Join this trip with your car
Excuses have been made which are
not good ones, for the effort Is
community one and every live man In
Bryan should take part In this trip
II you have no car. be on hand any.
way at 1880 a. m. and way will be
provided for you. II you have a car
and have the good Of Bryan-the up.
building OF Bryan-the enlarging OF
Bryan's territory-at heart. you will
not for a moment longer think OF not
joining this trip. Did II ever occur TO
you that towns are built by commun'
ity effort? No one or two men and
no organization-as name-can do
anything without the undivided help
OF every member. II you want your
share OF the trade IN this territory
help us bring II to Bryan and then
get yours" after II has been brought
to town.
As a last word: Every man In Bryan
that Is in business should go or send
representative on this trip. II you
have no car. be on hand anyway. u
you have a car. certainly you should
send It along. BE progressive-for
Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
ALL READY FOR
BIG TRADE TRIP
Program and Route outilned--Barhe
cue Dinner In Brazos Bottom.
More Cars Needed.

Everything is In readiness for the
Trades Excursion which will be made
by Bryan's progressive business and
professional men on Wednesday. and
profitable day Is expected.
Committees have been working
hard and a number OF automobiles
will be on hand Wednesday morning
at the Commercial Associations
rooms at 1880 to make the trip. which
will leave promptly at s a. m. and
will cover the territory outlined be-
low.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
Italy Loses One Of the Largest Ships in Her Navy
CAUGHT FIRE AND BLEW
UP. 800 men PERISH

The Loss of One of Her Greatest Warships Was!
Serious Blow to Italy-The Vessel was De.
stroyed in Her Own Harbor-The French
Made Further Gains in the West and the Rus.
slams Are Beating Down the Strong Teutonic
Opposition on the Eastern Front Italians
The Italians Are Nearing Trieste and the
Greater Part of the Austrian Fleet Has Left
That Port.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
italians Nearing Trieste.

Geneva. Aug. 5.-(Bulletin)-The
Italian advance guard is within thir-
teen miles Of Trieste. and the greater
part Of the Austrian fleet has sailed
for an unknown destins tion. accord.
ing to telegram from Blchs, switzer-
land.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
DIFFERENT PLACE.

Judge-was your father under he
influence Of liquor when your mother
hit him?
Small Boy-No. sir; he was under
the kitchen table.-ExchanGe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

Rev. c. T. Tally left today for
Ashville. N. c. to attend the Southern
Methodist t.aymen's convention. After
attending the convention Rev. Tally
win Join his wife and children IN
Copper Iiill. Tenn. for about two
weeks Walt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
War Summary.

London, Aug. l5.-The French cap
tured more German treches on a 300,
yard front near Fleury. on the right
bank OF the Meuse in the verdun sec
tor. last night, says Paris today.
On the Carso plateu. east OF Gorilla
the Austrians have suffered further
reyerses at the hands OF the Italians.
the Rome official statement says
More trenches were captured.
Nearly all Of the remaining trenches
northwest OF Pozires. on the Somme
front. In which the Germans gained q
foothold Sunday. have been retaken.
London announced today.
The Russians are crossing TO the
western bank Of the Zlota Iipa river
and advancing along the upper Stripa.
against the Austrians In Galicia, Pet
rograd claims.
Berlin announces that the Austro'
German troops under General Won
Bothmer are offering a determined re-
sistance to the Russians advance
along the upper stripa. and have re
pulsed strong attacks In the seborow'
Koniehy sector.
The Italian troops tsc entered the
suburbs Of Tolmino. which is under q
continuous shell fire. according to q
dispatch from Turinto. Paris say
the Austrians are evacuating the city
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

Arrangements have been made for
a dinner at Parker's Upper Store.
where barbecued meats, bread and
pickles VIII he ready for the excur.
sionists when they arrive. There is
no charge for this service to the In.
dividuais taking the trip. as Il viii be
paid for out OF the treasury OF the
Commercial Association.
A twelve.plcce brass band viii nc,
company the excursion In three auto
mobiles and furnish lively music
throughout the day.
The more people on this trip the
bigger showing We can make. Cald
we'll follows us on Thursday and
Bryan MUST not take second place
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

Another small engagement on the
Balkan front. OF which there have
been several recently. was tough,
south OF Doiran and northwest OF sa'
loniki. in which the enemy. who at
tackled the Bulgarian advanced posts
we're repulsed. says the Berlin state
ment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

sieged by the Italians, is In flames
and It's capitulation is expected mo.
mentarily. according to dispatch
from Buchs, Switzerland.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
MUCH COTTON USED
IN UNITED STATES
Consumption For Past Year Nearly q
Million Bales Greater Than the
Year Previous.

Washington. Aus. i5.-Co,ton used
In the United States during the year
ending July 3ist aggregated e.sss.s7s
bales. compared with s.ss7.sss las,
year. the census bureau announced to.
day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
ITO NOTIFY WILSON
ON September Z
(By Associated Press,

Washington. Aug. 15-Prcsident
Wilson viii be formally notified Of his
denomination at Long Branch. N. J..
on September End. It was announced
today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
EUROPEAN WAR

Paris, Aug. 15.-The Italian dread
naught Leonardo de vinei caught fire
and blew up In laramie hsrbor, Italy
and three hundred Of the crew were
drowned, says a dispatch to the Petit
journal. No date Of the dioast.r wa,
given. This ship was Of 22.ooo tons
SIS feet long, and one OF the largest
ships In the italian navy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

Albert Stroud believes that coasid-
cradle feeling must have grow up ~
tween the Germans and the English
In the last two years. Mr.. Stroud
bases his opinion on the fact that
Germany has changed the English
name Of "golr' to ''locherbaIlspeil -
Kansas City Star.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
MUSIC.

Miss beaumont is In Bryan TO ar
range for her classes In piano and
violin. Those wishing TO see her can
cali at Mrs. Matte webb's residence,
phoue 1875.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

Mis- Sarah Williams left today TO
spend a few weeks with relatives and
friends IN Dallas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

Miss Aubrey wilkcrson went "a
Hearne today for a few days visit to
friends In that city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
WHEAT TOOK EIGHT
Cent JUMP TODAY

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. 15.-wheat
jumped eight cents bushel on the
December options today. on reports oe
crop damage.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

While the fathers intentions may
he good. the son usually tumbIes into
the same old pitfalls
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

Some orators are unable to deliver
the goods because they lack proper
terminal facilities.
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STRATEGY.

Jack" -. f.
"Yes!'
Cant you bring some fat friend
home to dinner! positively uuse
have some heavyweight to cit q ~
trunk."-Life.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

But you can't always tell By giFi's
appearance whether she has . Sun
mer cold or is In love.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15
Stones Wrapped Cakes
Received Fresh Every Day. Try Package
With Your Nerf Order-1.2 Pound
Package 10 Gents.
Reid Bros.
BABY DISEASE IN
NEW YORK worse
tBy Associated Press. ,

New York. Aug. 15.-There were
80 deaths and 1863 new cases Of infan-
tile paralysis reported during the last
twenty-four hours. This was = slight
increase over the last report.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-15

Some men never 20 to church b.
cause when the fishing isn't good the
weather IL bad.