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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08

fnnnt gegeben, iospie Die grbeiitling
eine5 moerer aeropIans our6 bent.
Ife Sorpeooboote. GdlieBIi6 miro
suseitmlberL 6aB Der 3epeIin .2 T.,
beiien 8ernidtiing in Der georoiee bon
ben Gngldil6ern geneloet poroen, bon
einem GrfunOunesihig nidt 5llriidse.
febrt lit. Ser @ortIalt bes geridts
iii mic foLgt:
Dgln Der aiate bon Tn,6ern purbe
AM gsaduilittag bes 5. Weai elm feiilS.
lifer aeropIm in einem 2ritfantpi
NIT ltnteritiisling bon Seiten zines
oelitifen Torpebobootes abgeIfJoiien.
Sttrd Sas Serannalen engliit9r
ariessibiffe ip,,rbe bic Sfettlrng eer
genautuug beg aleropIans nerbir,.
bert.
r @m 6. wsaf erbelteten beiltife
Iorpe6oboote einen engliiden @ero.
plan M iunbeihdbigtem 3ultanbe lino
Die teiben an goro befin0Iiden Oil.
Siere gerietben In bic SefansenIfai..
eos britiid,e Tanhboot .G 81"
.u1troe am Norgen bes 5. Waai beim
Germ Riff oiirb bas 9eifli5ieuer Ell.
neg oeitiden Griegsihiffes oerierft.
Gas 2uftififi g T. 1T Don einem
grfunSigHnssftus nidt s,trii3setebrt.
2aiit einen @erift Der britiideir 4b.
nriralit6t bafen britiife &riegsi6tiie
Sas auftidtff am 4. Wsai in Der Roro.
lee 5erit6rt.1
aonoon, 7. @ai. Sn benz britt.
iden anttIifpn @erift Der am Conn.,
tag Gbenb neroffeirtlidt palrbe, pirb
Der Berluit BON 5tpei 9surineIirftitif.
fem 5iaeitanoen, ieood IN Gbrebe &c.
iteIlt, oaB bas Saiifboot rG 81 BON
bcn Geliti9en berielft mcroeu iet.
Der gerift bebd,rptet, SaB Sas Saii6-
boot fpobbebaIten naf ieiner Opera.
tionsbaiis siIrilligefebrt lit. Der gc.
rid)t Iaittet tpte folgt:
,ge5iieIif] bes betttisen antIiden
bertifen geridts lit es Sbatiate,
bag sipet Wanrineluftififie permist
iperben. Tie 2ei1e bes SIieser.2eilt.
nants s. gf. Sintnrs lit aiif bober
Zee gef,tnben rporSen ,rnb Der Becb.
after llnterieiihrdnt 6. s. WhiGens
pirb pcrntbt. Sn Der betreffenben
@egenb ipurbe ein RettingsgiiricI
anfsefiide.
Siniid)tIidj bes aeropIans. oas bic
tDe,itifan erbeittet baben tpcuen: bic
9samen Der beiben in getradIt font
n,enben Sffi5iere iinb GIiescr.lluter-
Icltnant slrtbur &. q. GospIcp unS
lintcrleiltinlrt gaoanIb SO. Snge.
Gie gebaipttng Der 9ei,tihen,
bab bas Sa,i1boot &C 81 bur6 0e.
idiisfeler perienft trurSe. lit nidst
lpabr ,benn bns Saiid,boot III tpoblbc-
baIien mad, ietner Gperationsbaiis an
riidgefetrt."
Yei m pfuns bes altoborsI
In grantrei4.
PARTS, z. Moi. - gtm Gcnntas
fdnben 5ipei MafenDeriammIunssn
ber 9llioboIsegner ftatt, bic cine In Der
Scrbcnne unb bie dnbere in Rouefl.
Jn Der WerfdmmIiins in Der GorbDnne|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
Jred)e @nsIdaber
3 10 ingen apebti 9enSa us
pier, einsn Sbeil ieis
ner Sra4t In Srimss
sh An Inftler

8 bon, s. Mai. (gpm genfor
3urtdsebalten.) - Der i9pebii6e
Oampfer r9ltlanten Der am II. QpriI
DON Tstp gort nad &openbagen nbz
stng unb Der am 5. Rai nad 8trtlpolI
gebra4t tpurbe, lit DON ben 9ebDrDeu
ra9 9rtmsbp beorbert porben, Inn
bort einen She'll ieiner 2abung gu lDs
i4sn bic einem griienssri9t nnters
breitet perben ion.
Der boaaubifde Saupfer .Srms
meIsbut", Der nit einer genti6ten
Sabung bon Rotterbam na9 g9ep Ors
leans unterpess mar, III na9 &irta
poq sebra9t porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08

paut gSaintebe Der 9auptrebnr. Gr
srtldrte, baB Der &anpf gesen ben
2lItoboI NIT Der aaergr0Bten gnsrsis
fortgefeBt fperbsn miibte.
SR beiben Derfummlunsen selang>
ten 9ddliiHe 5ur 4nndbms, in ipel9en
bds parlament aufstforbert luirb,
Wlabnabmen sur llnterbriidung bss
Spirituoisnbanbels gu trefisn unb
5fpdr in srIter 2inis bur9 Elm 9srbot
Der Seritelluug unb bee 8ertaufs Der
fosenanntsn y4ppetitIdnGpIe", Iopie
aud burd Wabnabmen, psI9e pri
Datbeitillateure baran berbinbsrn tpiirs
ben, ibrs grssusniiie in ben 9a,.bsl gu
brinsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
gAtrenen
proteftirt sesen aonfis3irung bon
poitanpeiIunsen aus Qmsrita
ieitsns Der guglGnbsr.
Sm Monat 2fprif iolIen bic GnslGn.
Der 1900 rad Sdipebsn Be-
itimmte Gslbanipeiiungsn
fortgenoHlnen baben.

Berlin, Z. gaat (Quf brabtlO'
fem @ess nad SapDiue) - Dis bic
ueberise Haari4tenJagentur bstannt
gisbt, bat Der G'enstalsp poitmsiifsr bon
e6peben Bel ben briiiI4en gsb0rosn
sessn bic unssiebli6e aOnfistatiOn
bon minbeitsns 1900 GslbanlpeiIuns
gen proteitirt, bic iuabrsnb bss Mo-
mats 9lpriI bon ben Der, Staatsn nad
S4ipeben aefanbt porbsn iparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
1eutid)e Grfolse
Gelegentlid Der @durpfe bei gerbau
,uerSen bon ben Grausoien
sngeitaubeu.
Die HeatfdeH iinS in irans0iiids
gerbinbansssndben bein SiiseI
80. 304 sinesbrilngen.
Sabea aaHefbeu ftifen Sun in Der
nhes iraas5fi9em gertbeibi
gtnasIinie gefaft.

garis, Z. Waai. Sn beftigen aln.
eriffen alif beiben iifern Der waans
baben Bic Deutiden, fpie TIM frar50it.
jden an,tIiden Geridt suseitanben
ipiro, ben Graii3oien bebeiitenbeS Ger.
rain abscnonlmcn. Gie Deutiden fino
tn bic @erbinoiinesgrdben Der Sran.
,cien 6ftIid, bonn SiiaeI 804 etnae.
brlnsen iinb haben feiten Sub in Der
criten fran5Siiid)en ainie stpiiden
ocIn G,aIo BON SnuOremont ,mO Sort
C0iG,lsnrnt aaf siusr GBzcda bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08

einmGl pertpertben t0nneu, tperben bic
4bi6nitte numerirt unb nur on aetpiT>
len 5agen giiItig iein.
Diiffeloorf 7. Wai, ola 2pnf
bon. - Ra8 elmer 8eIpreditng sipi,
ihen 8ertretern bes 9ertilagerbanbs
unb Der Rei4szgetIeibungs sbauptiteue
purbe betanut gegeben, baB biHnsn
tur5em Sleibertarten i'm SutsreFe Der
drmeren 9eO0lterung 5ur 4ussabe
gelanaen tpiirben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
&abem bic 9emtl6en >pitoer tn oen
31mpftn BET Ner0nn 31t per5et6nem.
Sic lino in Oer6in0ungsgrd6cn Der 5ran5o(en am
0dge( 3O4 eingeorungen
nd babn N aud IN der eren Iinie der Tann 7wen Baudro-
mont und FORT DouaAfncnt fefgekBt


DAB oa si4e a@bO II srh p IT. gTHr et4a aapH
ab
oa aansDa @ M : sas i'm apH gAdnSf4 Steer Elm aaHsrbampfH
=
fHbfan
"mubdn ell
Ehm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
Rikbran@
9rsibn Grantrsid unb gnsIanb nit
Der Jlagse bes Rot3en areuSss.
5aben unter bsm S4ub Der Slasss
jerbiide Truppsn bef0rbsrt.

Berlin, 7. Mai. (eluf bra6tlo'
fem Wess na9 sapOilIe.) - Eau.
aus Mtben eiHsetroff.nsn Depef4sH'
iast bic lleberies Ra4ri9i.usqIg
rbaben bic GnslGnbsr nnb Jransoisn
uHter @erlesuns Der auf bic genuss
iing Der JIasg. bss ROtbeu arsuaes
besiigliden geitimmuHgeu ferbii4s
Sruppen auf SOfpitulfhiffen before
bert. I'm auf biefe Deifs Der Gefabr
Der SOrpebiruns bur4 SouaboOts su
eitrinnenH
Terner melnet cine anbere Depsf9e
auB atben, bab Der gbef Der britiftsn
wsarinemiFiun. aapi.an 2edt, abbsru.
fen iporSen III.
Rommt NETT berum.
paris, z. Mai. - Der Bring
BON Walss btfinbst fitb. ipie cine De-
peide Der Ggentur 5dpas Gus Ron,
ineloet, 5ur 8eit auf oem itaIienii9en
Rriessl6duplas aIs Gait bss aSntss
8ietor GmanueI.
sm Mdr3 bieb es, bab Der prins
in Gsppien nnselanst unb NIT benz
Rong eines aapitGns bem Stab bes
ensliihen 95hittommanbtrenben I'm
Mitisll lldnbii4su lssr ,ia.asta tsuos.
ben ist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
gd)p,t ,pieSer

- u u En- Z ~ 0Uer Ue p
baber fir Die 8ertbeibt
guug Don 9erbmn err
rannt porben.
wdris, 7. wsat. General Hobert
George WipeIIe III siinr Setter Der 10.
fuIen Sperationen Bel Beroun er.
nannt tporSen. Gr ipirb Der RahicT-
ger bon General .Senri gbilippe ge.
taiM Der gum S5ditfOnrHanbircnbe
Ger glrmeegriippe m berr aBdnitt
sipiiden Soiiioa,s ,sno @ero,ru befor.
bert ,porben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
Jn beHen sslannren
g a ; angebli9 ihp e6if6er
Gapitan bret normegi.
i6e @arfer auf 6ober
q ee.

Sonb on 7. Neai. Der &opitait
Ses iftpeoiiden 9arupfers .gIcnDa-
Der BON SoInftao bier eingetroffen
iii, meloct ,oaB er in Der Rabe Bon
0anItboln orei norpegiIde Stuncr.
Die in bellen Tommen itoilben, ge-
iidtct babe. SSn Der yedbe Der brent
nenben S6ife befanoen itb ietner ge-
bauptung nad Elm 3eppeIin nn6 bret
beitii6te be.ttife Sii6eroGuIpfer-
Slmfbn6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
ButCba fter @fraro
@er,pabrt iid) entidieSem basesem, Sai er eitt
Semtidemfeimb iet.
Ouddat Nq5 CT aQeS in (eina )|a6t S(e@enoe t@ue, um
Ole \}otOQuer 0eS }rie0enS I'D 66en
Gr ba ietnem Sugabem mac, nie etmen aries 5ptidem
Semtidlamb n,b ben Ser. staatem getuiimd)t.


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Cincinnati. Wtontas. ben s. Waai 1916


Ohio: Sdones wetter, ipdrmer
inn nor6Ii6en 3beil; am 9ienstag
fiibleres gSetter uilo @elpitter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
Mbgeiuieien
@urbs elm 4nsriff Der Jranaoieu aui
bem 0HIidsn llfsr ber Wsaas.
guf bem ipeitIihen llfer bauern bi.
admpfs NIT unseidpd4fer
energie fort.

Berlin, z. Wlai. - Muf bra1t'
Iofm Weee na6 Gappille, q. Q. =
Die Rdntpfe in Der Gegenb BON @srs
bun. auf benz ipeitlihsn llfsr Der
Ueaas bauern nod INNER fort. Wie es
in bem omtli1en 8eritt Der Oberiten
Seeresleituns Dom Sonntag bsibt, III
namentIi4 bic bsiberfeitiss Qlrtilleris
in fsbr lebbafter gDsife tbdtis.
Gin Wngriff. ben bic Jranarfen
ON friiben Ulorsen auf Sem 0ftliden
llfer Der Waas IN Der gGbe bts
TbiaumOnt gebSfts wadtsu, mibs
lang. an p.rfdisbensrf anberen Gtsls
len Der ipefili&<n Gront ipurbsn fran.
s0fiide grtunbunssma su'
rsi6sf@usen.
Der Beri1t IN I'M mortlaus spt.
frlst:
,WefIi&er Rrisssfthauplas: Dic
admpfe nefli9 bon Der Msaas bauers
ten aud -sefern ipisber fort. Die alr,
iillerie numsuiIib enttpidelte auf beis
b.n Geiten cine iebr reee Tbdiisteit.
SftIi& bonn GIuB mar ein alnsriff Der
Jran5ofeu, ber ipdbrenb bss frii4en
Worssns In Der Gsssnb bes 9biau'
mont Gebofts sema6t ipurbs. rfols,
Ics.
an peridiebenen GtslIen anf benz
iibrisen 9beil bsr Gronl tpurben
fsiubli6eGri bunssabtbeiluns.n sis
riidsssffefansn. Giibli9 bon 2ibons
ipurbem msblsre Gfansene bon siner
bsuiiaen griunbunssabtb elm.
sebradt.
SefliGsr ariessfduuplab: Geitern
@ormitiag bonbarbirttn ruififde1ors
psboboots In erfcIslofer Deiie bic
nSrbli9e Riiite Don aurIanb stpf9en
Eobsu unb Marsgrufen.
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in grautrsi4.

paris. z. Mai. - gtm 6cnnias
fanben afpsi MaieHDerianimIunssn
Der glltoboIsegner fat. bic cine in Der
Scrbonne unb bic onbsre in Rousfi.
Jn Der @erfdmmIuns in Der Gorb0nns
fnos- ar lInssrriHtsuiuiits SlsoisFor
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Nuifii1er 9ranspprtbam.
pier

Sim wlittslGnbti4en Meer auf cine
Nins aufeefdhrsn unb ses
flnfen.
Bon BEN an 8oro befino!i9en 600
Ulairr rliitfher Srrppeu uur
gana tpeuis sersttet.
Die &ataitropbe eretsnete iih faIt
gIeitssiiis nit ben llntsrsange
bes snglif4en SdIaHi&ffs
.RuHea4.
gerltn, z. mtai. CMuf SrdbtIo'
fem Wsss md SopDtre, %. g.l Der
iirtesor1aa- ,siuekrx rTrpustyarapeEn
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

Harris County is going to specialize
In dairying. To this end there is EN-.
ployed an assistant to the county
agent Of the United States department
Of agriculture. w. l.. Sailing. The
new man is J. !. McGregor Of Brazos
County who has graduated with honor
at Texas Agricultural and Mechanical
College. The new man will be OF much
assistance to the Chamber OF Com.
merce In handling the fund for the
purchase OF fine milch cows for the
farmers OF the county and in the sub
sequent handling OF the product
Houston Post.
Mr.. McGregor. who Is to assist in
the special dairy work done in Har.
ris County. Is son OF Mr.. and Mrs
c. b. McGregor Of Millican. is a splen.
did young man. splendidly equipped,
and like all Brazos County boys who
seek employment in other fields Of
endeavor, will make good beyond all
doubt or question.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03
CHANGED FARMERS
CONGRESS DATES
To Be Held at Same Time 40 Sum-
mer Short Course to Increase
Attendance.

Ell. Kyle, director Of farmers meet
ings, has issued the following state
ment:
"The executive committee OF the
Texas Farmers Congress has ad-
vanced a new plan for this years
meeting. This plan is to have the
congress meet during the same week
that the farmers short course Is held.
II is the belief OF the mambers Of the
committee that this will make an ideal
arrangement. There have been here
tofore a great many people attending
the short course who were anxious to
attend the Farmers Congress and. on
the other hand, there were a great
many people attending the Farmers
Congress who were anxious to attend
the short course, but the two meet
ings came on separate weeks and II
was practically impossible for them
to spare so much time. This year a
person may come to College Station,
spend one week and be able to get all
of the work given by the short course
and, at the same time. be able to att
tend the meetings held by the Farm
ers Congress.
"The officers OF the congress also
are planning to make the meetings
more entertaining than ever before
The weeks work Is to be somewhat
on the order OF n farmers chautauqua
where people may come and get In
formation and entertainment.
AN urgent invitation is extended Il
people In all sections Of the State 4
attend the congress In automobiles
wagons. etc. A special camping
ground has been set aside and ever,
convenience possible will be made fol
thet campers.
THE railroads have offered the ex
tremely low rate OF l cent per mile
each way, tickets to be on sale Jul!
22, 20. 20 and 2s, with final limit 4
reach original starting point not late
than August /.
these meetings come at the tint
Of the year when nearly all crops arr
laid by. or at least when the farmer
can leave their farms for few days
There ought to be 5000 farmers visi
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege ut this time to see the wonderful
work the College is doing. to get thu
inspiration and knowledge that vii
come from these meetings and to en-
Joy the social side OF the congress.
II. J. KYLE
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

The Brazos County Singing Conven.
tion which has just adjourned its an
nual meeting with the choir Of the
Harvey Church, was one Of the best
in the history Of the organization and
shows the place 1t occupies in the af-
fections Of the people. The annual
meetings Of this convention bring the
people OF the county together in So
cial and pleasant reunion and associa.
ton, and is an important factor in
holding them together, in giving them
unity of purpose, and in establishing
the most pleasant and cordial rela
lions. 1t is a great day with the peo
pie OF the county. should be per
petuated for all time and given the
hearty cooperation Of all.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

John Robinson Of Bell, Tom Conally
Of Fallas and Tom Mccullough Of Nc
Lehman are pushing their respective
candidates. for the place made vacant
by Bob Henry at Washington. All are
excellent gentlemen. A plurality will
nominate.-Waco Times.Herald.
MADE vacant by Bob Henry" is
we'll said, but the fact should not be
lost sight Of that It was made vacant
too early. II is vacant now, while
Mr.. Henry is seeking another and
higher office, yet his pay goes on. He
should have resigned when he left
Washington to make the race for
United States senator He should fol.
low the example Of the great Trust
Buster" and mot eat the peoples
bread" while seeking another office.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

The crops this year go to prove that
Brazos County soils are far from be-
ing worn out. That they are as pro-
ductive as they were forty years ago
when the county was being settled
up, with proper seasons. OF course
the land was stronger then than now
and 1t did not take so much rain, but
The Eagle firmly believes II the farm
ers would cut down their crops to
twenty acres to the man, work them
like gardens, fertilize and use every
known intensive method, the farming
o. the county would be revolutionized
and each acre would then produce as
much as three and four acres are pro
duclng row.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

II DR.. Barton is going TO do any
eliminating In the senatorial race he
will have to hurry. II is only twenty
days now until the primary and each
OF the candidates Is so confident OF
election. the good doctor will hardly
be able TO pull any OF them down
The candidates are pretty evenly d.
vided rs TO pros and ants and our
opinion ia there will be no eliminating
until the voters have had their first
say.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03
ORGANIZATION DATE CHANGED

The solicitating committee OF the
proposed Country Club announced this
morning that on account OF tomorrow
being the Fourth Of July the date for
the permanent organization Of the
club had been changed until wednes.
day. July 5. The meeting will be held
at the Carnegie Library at I o'clock
D. m. Every one who has subscribed
for stock IL requested by the com.
mi,iee TO be on hand promptly at that
hour.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03
VISITOR FROM Heysr.

Mr.. w. u. Hughes. chief dispatcher
for the II. q T. G. at iearnc. was a
visitor In Bryan today. Mr.. Hughes
has just returned from Toronto, Can.
ada. where he went a. delegate 10
the international Telcgraphers Union.
representing the Southern Pacific
lines in Texas. In speaking Of the
war situation. Mr.. Hughes said that
the people In Canada were very calm
about the European war, In which
hey have a part. lie said that en-.
element here In Texas over the Men.
lean situation is far greater than Il 70
up there.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

After having made millions OF
rounds OF ammunition for Europe. we
are now short ourselves and II trouble
should come with Mexico II would be
n difficult task to supply our infantry
with rifles and ammunition. The ad
vice OF George Washington. we believe
II was. still holds good-"In time OF
peace prepare for war"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

-proprietors and manager OF the
Glenview Dairy are to be commended
for the steps they have taken to pro
tect and safeguard the health OF their
patrons. The entire herd OF this dairy
has recently been given the tuberculin
test by DIR. X. c. Dunn OF A. & NJ.
College veterinary department and
the result OF this test will be found at
another place in this paper.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

England has launched her great Of.
fensive. The organization, the train.
ing and equipping Of this mighty army
Of two million men was the last work
Of Earl Kitchener. The supreme
question the world is asking today is,
will Germany be able to Withstand this
new and terrible onslaught. and II she
does Withstand II. will this be Great
Britain's last bolt?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

According to the latest reports Of
militia adjutants and the United
States census, the meA in This coun-
try Of army age. total twenty-five mil
lion. May the Lord give direction to
our leaders SO they will never have to
be called to service. -
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03
DIRECTORS OF COMMERCIAL
CLUB MEET WEDNESDAY.

Secretary W. A. McElroy OF tho
Bryan and Brazos County Commercial
Association. announced this morning
that on Wednesday the regular week.
ly meeting Of the directors OF the as.
ISOLATION will be held. The new sec.
rotary desires that every member OF
the board be present as this is his first
meeting with them. The time for the
meeting is 10 o'clock and the place Is
the clubs council room
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

Hon. Pat M. Neff Of Waco is to take
the stump In the interest OF the sena.
torial race Of DR.. s. p. Brooks. The
Hon. Pat is q spell binder and will
no doubt bring additional strength to
the doctors cause.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

The Houston Post believes Carranza
could clean up the public debt of Mex.
leo by proper negotiations with hair
mattress factory.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

Subscribers will confer q favor on
the management by telephoning the
office promptly when carriers fail to
deliver the paper. or when change Of
residence occurs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

The corn crop already in sight is
sufficient to make Brazos County,
this year, veritable land of Goshen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03
STORES TO CLOSE
FOR JULY FOURTH
Proprietors and Clerks to Give Reeo9'
milton to the Glorious lnde'
pendence Day.

We, the undersigned merchants,
agree to close our places Of business
tomorrow, July 4th. celebrating the
Declaration Of Independence:
Reid Bros.
Exchange Barber Shop. by T. A.
Adams.
J. II. Burden, close till p. m.
Myers Hardware Co.
Carnegie Library.
City National Bank.
W. J. Coulter Co., by J. 7. Smith.
Metropolitan Barber Shop, J. v. c.
Pat Patterson.
A. NJ. Waldrop & Co.
Webb Bros.
J. T. Hanway.
J. T. Turner.
Cooper & Cole.
Eugene Edge.
The Globe Dry Goods Co.
Duke & Ayres.
Cole Hardware Co.
Sanders Bros.
n. Labello.
J. II. & r. s. Mawhinney.
d. Mike.
]. NJ. Saladiner.
T. s. woodward.
Philip Hermer.
Daily Dry Goods Co.
Sam b. Wilson & Co. s.
Jno. VI. Sebesta.
Levy Bros.
]. Z. Hensarling.
Il. +. Parks & Co.
w. T. James.
l.. Lobello.
b. Kaczer Geo.
J. VI. Caldwell.
Parker-AstIn Hardware Co.
A. Mackenzie.
Park. the Jeweler.
w. s. Wilson. Jr.
Hensarling.
Brandon a Lawrence.
w. 4. Saunders.
Hardy Newton.
Forrest Jones Co.
r. l.. Brogdon.
Wick. Bros.
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Marketing Peaches.


The peach marketing season Is at
hand. The extension service oil the
A. & NJ. College has issued an IL
Illustrated bulletin giving complete d.
rections for grading and packing
peaches for market. Copies may be
had by writing to Clarence Ousley,
director. College Station. Texas.
Stop That Wash.
Millions OF dollars are lost annual
ly 10 Texas farmers through the wash
ing away OF the rich top soil by heavy
rains. This loss can be prevented by
a proper system OF terraces. The
construction OF terraces is not difficult
or expensive. County demonstration
agents will teach farmers how to con-
s,ruct them. II interested on this sub
ject. write to the extension service
College Station, Texas, for a copy oil
n new bulletin, No. B-25. "Terracins
in Texas" and call on your COUNTY
demonstration agent TOT iu',ner ne'p
This bulletin contains also' direc''ons
for making homemade levels for ter
racing, and detailed plans o' SUI SUI
ing dams and other contrivanccs Tor
'''''"e e"'0
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03
Bryan and College Interurban.

Cars leave from lnterurban Station.
L. NJ. Leyiuson. Manager.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03
HELPFUL HINTS
FOR FARMERS
A. 4 M. College Extension Department
Offers Some Very Valuable
Suggestions.
Better Price for Farm Epss.

Poultry raisers who are selling two
or more crates Of eggs a week may
be benefited by writing to the extern
sion service Of the A. & NJ. College,
College Station, Texas, for plans OF
selling eggs at an advanced price.
II they are not producing eggs by
careful methods, they are getting all
their eggs are worth; but II they are
using careful methods they should
receive a premium over the price oil
candled eggs. Write the extension
service for information concerning the
proper methods OF caring for and sell
ing eggs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-03

II womans face is n poem II should
be n lineless one.