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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06
JENCY Z0sTANA WYDANI 2
POWROTEM.

Washington, Rad m~exykanski
zawiadomif oficyalnie Stany Zje-
dnoczone, re II zofnierzy z logo
:pu}ku kowaleryi, wzietych do ME
wolf W bitwie pod Carrizal, znaj
iduje sic W drodze do Juarez, gdzie
!: zostana oddani w}adzom amery--
kanskim.
Rad mexykanski "a posredni-
ctwem ambassadors swego pana
Arrendondo usifuje zwalic wine
"a bitwe pod Carrizal ma komen
de aemerykanska, prostuje zn6w
przeciw dalszemu pobytowi eks-
pedycyi genera1a Pershinga ma
terytoryum mexykanskiem i ia
da jej odwo}ania.
z powodu szerzacych sic upor
czywie pog}osek, re eskadra ia
ponska znajduje sic ma wodach
mexykanskich, co dodaje Mexy-
kanom otuchy i WARY W pomoc
Japonii, sekretarz marynarki Da
niels polecif wiceadmira1owi
Winslowowi przeprowadzic do
k}adne dochodzenie i zdac rapport
W tel sprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06
600 CUDZOZIEMC6W OPUSCI-
20 VERA CRUZ

Vera Cruz. Odp1yna} stad hisz
panski parowiec "Montserrat' i
amerykanski "Dade" przewo-
FAC oko}o 600 cudzoziemc6w, u
ciekajacych z Mexyku do Stan6w,
Zjednoczonych. Niekt6rzy miedzy
mimi So Amerykanami, ale wick
szosc stanowia Hiszpanie. Jedy--
nym okretem, jaki pozostaje o.
becnie W tutejszej przystani jest
amerykanski parowiec "Monte-
rey"
Okolo 800 Amerykan6w ocze--
kuje jeszcze W Vera Cruz ma a.
merykanskie transportowce, kt6-
re maja ich przewiezc do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06
Druch.
VlNING, MINI.
1-go lipca, 1916.

l-go llpca, 1916.
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa :!
Prosze o kacik we Wiarusie do
pomieszczenia mojej korespon-
dencyi.
Chez donieSt czytelnikom VIA
rusa jak tn W p6fnocnej Mime
socie nam sic powodzi.
zniwo w przesz}ym roku Bogu
dzieki dosyc bylo dobre. Pszenica
Markus wydafa 80 do Sc buszli z
akra, a Blue Stem tylko Is do
20 buszli. OWES wydaf 60 do IS
buszli Z akra a kartofle tez bar
dzo dobrze sic obrodzi}y. w jessie
nj placono tn "a kartofle po 13c
do 75c "a buszel. Korna Ia to by
Ia bardzo licha DO "a predkozmar
Ella a ME b.y}a jeszcze dojrza}a.
To wszystko byto do wytrzy-
mania, ale z ia lima to prawie by
10 ME do wytrzymania-by}a to
TAXA lima jak pred 40-stu laty.
Sniegu by}o 6 do s stop, a
mr6z nieraz az do 40 stopni nizej
zera. 2S-go marca dopiero zacze}o
pc malu p~uszczacc: $500 kwietnia
zaczelismy siac zboze, a korne toS
my Ia ostatku sadzili 9-go czerw-
ca. Co to "a korna bedzie to Bog
sam wie,bo co 2 do 3 dni to pada
deszcz i chlodno. TO drugie zboze
to dosyc dobrze wyglada do tego
czasu.
Music tez nadmienic, re takie
~szczescie mielismy przeszlej Ii
my, DO mielismy tn polska kato-
licka nauczycielke w naszej pu-
blicznej szkole- panne Hieroni-
me Derdowska c6rke PAM j.
Derdowskicj, redaktorki Wiaru-
"a z Winony. Bardzo to dobra i
zdolna nauczycielka, do uczenia
lepszej jak parma Derdowska
jcszczesmy tn II mas ME mieli, je
dnem s}owem; ona jest cup to
date teacher.
w naszym dystrykcie jest pre-
wanna Geese Polak6w, ola tego
tez wszyscy byli zadowoleni z tel
polskiej nauczycielki, ktoby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06
Najwaznlajsze Wypadki
Minionego Tygodnia.
WIESCI O NOWEJ POTYCZCE
w MEXYKU.

Mexyk. miasto. General Gales
gubernator wojskowy stanu So
nora, raportuje. re W p6lnocnych
stronach tego stanu przysz}o do
powt6rnego starcia miedzy anne
r.ykanskiemi i mexykanskiemi
wojskami. Blizszych szczeg6}6w
brak.
Z Zacates otrzymano doniesie-
ME, re ''pulkownik' Hernandez.
jeden z najwybitniejszych tamtej
szych przew6dc6w rewolucyj-
nych, przy}aczyl sic re swojemi
wojskami do Armii C%arranzy.
Ell Paso. Nadeszly tn prywatne
doniesienia lie w poniedzialek pc
pofudniu przewiezione do amery-
kanskiego obozu w Colonia Du-
blan wielkimi transportowymi all
tomobilami 80 do 40 jenc6w mex
%ykanskich. Automobile przybyly
z po}udnia, tax pakby cd Carri-
zal, z czego wnioskowacby MOI
ma, re ko(o Santa Maria, % mil
cd Colonia Dublan, przysz}o do
ponownej potyczki miedzy wojs-
kami Carranzy i amerykanskie--
mi.
Tutcjsze wladze wojskowe mic
o takiej potyczce dotychczas ME
wiedza ME wykluczaja jednak jej
Observation-Disclosures, gdyz W o.
kolice Carrizal wys}ano rzeczy--
wiScie oddzialy amerykanskie ia
ratunek zb}akanych resztek szwa
dron6w c i X logo pu}ku kawa
leryi, kt6re stoczy}y pierwsza
potyczke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06

chcial mice dobra polska nauczy-
cielke to polecam azeby sic zg{o
sill do panny Derdowskiej.
Co sic zaS tyczy wojny, kt6ra
lyle nieszczescia sprawia to
chyba MECH sobie 1by t}uka az
dali ME beda mogli, tedy bedzie
koniec wojny.
Jam byl 9 lat starry gdym do
Ameryki PROPORTIONAL to ia vie
lie O prusach ME wien, tylko co
z gazet sic doczytam to wiem.C zy
tam polskie, angielskie i niemiec
kie gazety to widze jak tam l.
die. Niemca chwalic laden Po--
lax ME mole, a moskal co z Pola-
kami robif? ma Syberye wyse}a},
no a Anglik to chyba to k}amie
a poczty rabuje. Juz Ameryka
pomaga z ca1ej silly - to z anu
nicya to z pieniedzmi, a niemiec
sic broni i coraz dalej we Fran
eye sic pcha - DO niemiec kato-
lickich ksiezy szanuje teraz we
wojnie i m6wi: "w Imie Boskie
ma wojne' a to wszystko jest i
bedzie tax jak VIOLA Boska. z u
szanowaniem pozostaje Waszym
abonentem,
Franc. Freske,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06

Wojenny okret Missouri jest
388 stop dfugi 0 szybkosci Is
wez}6w z uzupefnieniem $40 lu-
dzi z uzbrojeniem 4-12 cali, 16-
6 cali, 4-3 funtowej wagi, Al fun
towe i 2 torpedowe tuby.
Powyzsza informacya ME jest
ME czasowa jak w nadchodza--
cej prezydencyalnej Rampant
bedzie wezfem a
armia Stan6w Zjednoczonych jej
przyczyna sprawiajaca
skutki i porzytek beda przedmio
tenn politycznego entuzyazmu cd
do Kalifornii i cd jezior
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06
WOJNA CHYBA TYL.KO w O.
STATECZNOSCI.

Nowy York, 1. lipca. - Ma
bankiecie %tutejszego Klubu Pra-
sowego wyg}osi} prezydent Will
son move, W kt6rej stanowczo
zaznaczy}, re jest przeciwny VOL
ME zMeksykiem i tylko W razie o.
statecznej koniecznosci zdecydu-
je sic ma MIA. Powiedzia1 przytem,
re otrzymuje codziennie setki IL
stow z prosba, azeby, o lie to tyl-
ko mozliwe, ME dopuscif do VOL
ny.
Stwierbzajac z naciskiem, re
ME jest niczem innem jak tylko
|"sfuga narodu', pyta} sic: "Czy
sadzicie, re chwa}a Stan6w Zjed-
noczonych podniesie sic przez
zdobywcza wojne z Mexykiem?"
Ma to powaznym tonem posta-
wione pytanie odpowiedziano
ch0rem: "nie".
w zakonczeniu mowy podni6sf
prezydent, re polityke W mysl
swych przekonan i sumienia pro-
wadzic bedzie bez wzgledu ma
polityczne widoki swej osobistej
karyery, kt6re jest got6w pos
wiecic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06

Douglas, Ariz. Zbiegowie Ca
nanea, Mexyk, opowiadaja, re o
statniej soboty ludnosc tamtej--
sza urzadzila sobie eel do stree
laniny z ameryka !skiej flagi, ia
ka powiewala pred namiotem
kansula w. A. Julian. Sztandar
przeszyty zosta{ setkami kul, a
wiele strzaf6w podziurawilo TAX
re budynek, W ktorym konsulat
sic znajdowa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06

loru, jadalni, sypialni i kuchni.
Musi bye cos W rzedzie spree
tow kt6re w1asciwie So absolut--
ME potrzebne - obejrzyjcie sic
tylko pc pokoju a zobaczycie, re
my many racye. Gdys juz zdecy
dowa} sic re rzeczy niekt6re sd
ci potrzebne, to rozmow sic z ma
mi wzgledem tego, por6wnaj ma
SEE ceny i wartosc z tenn kt6re
inni podaja i pamietajcie,ze wasz
kredyt jest dobry W naszym ska
die.
Winona Furniture Co.
Telefon 1911 III Market ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06

Dublan, wyraza powazne obawy
0 losy cafego pozosta}ego oddzia
III. Jest Observation-Disclosures, re
poza tymi czterema Mkt z niego
ME uszed@ z zyciem. Obawy tie
staja sic tenn s~ilniejsze wobec
faktu, re cd reszty oddzialu ME-
ma ami sfowa jakiejkolwiek via
domosci do tel pory.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06

do zatoki.
Przeto szereg obrazk6w floty
morskiej pomieszczamy ola tego
abyscie wiedzieli wszystko o PREY
gotowaniu W waszym wlasnym
domu.
Podczas gdy kraj wewszelki
spos6b przygotowuje sic przemy
sfowo, handlowo i gospodarczo
tax samo i wy przygotujcie wasz
dom i przekonajcie sic czy tez
ME znajdziecie jakiego sprzetu,
kt6ry by byf wan potrzebny a.
zeby powiekszyf wasza wygode i
przyozdobif wyglad waszego par
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06
SEABA NADZIEJA UNIKNIE
CHA WOJNY.

Washington, Sytuacya mexy--
kanska stala sic tax powazna, re
bardzo slabe bye NIGGA tylko wi
doki utrzymania pokoju. Jedynie
natychmiastowe re strony Car
ranzy potepienie zachowania sic
wojsk mexykanskich kt6re do
prowadzi}o do starcia pod Car
rial, uwolnienie wzietych jenc6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06
o POTEzNA FLOTE.

"aSzyu8IOn, Senator IlIman,
prezes senatoryalnego subkomite-
tn ola spraw marynarki, zapowia
da, re z przebiegu obrad W tym
subkomitecie mona bye pew
nym, il zaleci on uchwale, ably
W tym roku przystapiono do bu
czterech dreadnought6w i
czterech pancernych krazowni--
k0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06

cia tenn bardziej raczyli wzboga-
cic nasz uroczysty obch6d Boze-
go Gala, a szczeg6lnie dzieki ma
szemu Przewiel. ks. Dziekanowi
j.. Wojtowiczowi, kt6ry sic OTTO
wszystko wystara1.
w naszym kaszubskim Pucku
teraz tax wyglada jak w Rzy--
mic - marmurowe schody i plat
forma pred koscio1em - chod-
niki cementowe i wszelkiego ro-
dZaju drZewa ornamentalne w
parku dooko}a koScio}a i nasze:j
duzej p%arafialnej szko}y. Istny
ogr6d rajski.
Jeszcze mann tn cos do zanoto-
wanna: OTTO nasz obywatel pan Pa
wei Dargacz, a zarazem cz1onek
naszego bractwa Sw. J6zefa, pa
trona naszej parafii juz wdowiec
DO mu jego pierwsza zonka zmar
}~a,lecz re to niepodobna cz}owieko
wi samemu zyc vice pojecha} do
st. Paul. do parafii Sw. Kazimie
RIA, tam sic spotkaf z parma Ma
ryanna Stachowiak, a to spotka-
ME ma MIN tax podzia}a1o, re a.
nj rusz dalej i serdecznie ia po-
prosi} o jej reke a ona sic przy-
chyli}a do jego prosby i ME lyle
reke ale odda1a mu sic Gala. Stub
sic odbyl ma East st. Paul, W pa
rafii sw. -Kazimierza.
zyczymy tobie Pawle z twoja
Marjanka wszelkiej pomyslnosci
W pozyciu ma}zenskiem. Tylko
nasz druch pan Dargacz ME moe
sobie tego wykalkulowac jak to
jest "Jestem juz przeszfo ty-
dzien pc slubie a gazety amery-
hdllShlC NCUlc " lCIl ll1C l11C p1-
sza, ale niechno jaki Waznipest-
ka gryzi-pi6rko albo jake Wes--
mukni noga amerykansko sic
partola to zaro wszetki gazette
wrzeszcza, a jo be swoji Marian
Xxi medal "a wszetki amerykan--
Xxi raze, abo "a taxa Kucie Ro---
zevelt co obiachafa Gala Europe
i Japonie a NIGHT sic z MIA zenic
ME chco}, JAZZ Sc opartole}a z }e-
sym Mikoda, tel dopierze ala
rem trabife re jednak o sic o.
%partolefa. A moja Maryanka to
tam nigdze nielotafa, ale bella w
domu al jo "a MIA pressed, a tie
70 je MON a swiecie wype}nie &C
jem j przerzek pre- swietym OF
tarzu abem i medal nikomu ami
"a gore zfota.
Dr11ch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06

i przyrzeczenie og6lnej, a szcze-
rel kooperacyi z armia generafa
Pershinga, moga zapobiedz jesz-
cze wojnie, = jak twierdza W
ko}ach miarodajnych. Zdaje sic
jednak, re ma to wcale sic ME "a
nosi i dojdzie do otwartej wojny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-06
POLACY W MILICYI
Oh6z Beekman. N. Y. /. lin,

Me tvlko Milwaukee moze sic
pochwalic, re ma W milicyi czysto
polskie kompanie zoinierzy. W
tutejszej polskiej kompanii T
s1awnego $500 "cudzoziemskie-
60 legionu' sfuzy 125 Polakow,
kt6rymi komenderuje officer
Wogtkowski.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
ALLEN ACADEMY TO MARLIN.

The Allen Academy football squad
left this afternoon over the II. & T
c. for Marlin. where they will play
their Thanksgiving game tomorrow
with the Marlin High School. Coach
Charley Hudson headed the crowd and
they left the city with full confidence
OF victory. The game tomorrow will
he quite an important one. as tn,
Marlin team is claiming the champion
ship OF Central Texas. Halter. IN,
speedy half back on the Aeadem!
team. who was forced out OF the gam,
In the early part Of the season on &C
count Of broken arm. will be In tn
game tomorrow and will add much q
the strength OF the team.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
"A YOUNG WIFE"
chase.lister Players Pleased Another
Large Audience Last Night.

The Chase-Lister company. present
ing "a Young Wife" played to anoth.
er capacity house last night. This
play was received with much enthu.
slasm and the numerous encores show.
ed the audience was entirely satisfied
with this production. Mr.. Guy Hick.
man proved himself to be one OF the
best comedians that has been here in
a long time and kept the house in an
uproar most OF the performance Miss
Adelaide Irving. the leading lady. car
ried her part splendidly, as did the
entire company.
The bill tonight will be a dramat!za
ton OF Bertha VI. Clay's famous novel
a Bitter Atonement." Thursday AZ
ternoon at $3.50 the company will pre-
sent ANY Mans Sister" at specia
matinee prices. This is one OF thei
strongest attractions and doubles
will draw a large crowd.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

II. & T. C. Special to Austin, will
consist OF all-steel coaches-the only
safe way TO ride. 10
Uncle Dave Lloyg yss in town to-
day from Reliance /Mr. Lloyd is now
in his S5th year. but is still hale and
hearty and remarkably active for a
man OF his age. He says there is
quite a little excitement over the pro.
posed oil operations in his neighbor.
hood and all are hopeful the promot-
ers will strike It rich.
Call 256 for your Thanksgiving
oysters. rs
II your sewing machine Is not doing
Just right. call for $50. T. A. satter.
white. u
W. T. Conoway OF independence
was in the city today.
II. & T. c. Special to Austin will
consist OF all.steel coaches-the only
safe way to ride 79
Frank Hickey was in today from
his home on Cedar Creek.
Mammoth supply OF mems, ladies
and children's underwear at reduced
prices at Globe Dry Goods Co. S.
d. G. Locke was In town today from
his home near Jack.
Just ring $50 and you can have I
Singer sewing machine In your HON,
In a short time. T. A. satterwhite. {
Commissioner NJ. n. Casters @
Kurten was In the city today.
Just received biggest stock Of men
and boys clothing at big reduction
, Globe Dry Goods Co.
Miss Lola Jones OF Harvey wa
!, among the visitors In the city toda!
, 500 sample sweaters at half price .
|, Globe Dry Goods Co s
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank oprsteny WEI
, visitors to the city today from Ku
) ten.
; J.A.D Robinson was In today fro'
, the wixon community.
. Flyers. all sizes. at Hensarllng Nc
D camille Co. g
. Freight and express car will not ,
Q operated on Thursday. November got
Q account Thanksgiving. Bryan 6 c.
3 lege Interurban Ry. !?
9 We have a big lot OF frycrs. he'
Q and turkeys: phone us now HensS
o ling Mercantile Co. (?
Q W. c. Warren and Captain W.
9 Mckinney OF near wheelock we
8 looking after business matters in q
q city today.
Q A fresh shipment OF Lowney's Oh,
Q olates In TO 5.pound boxes. NJ.
q James.
. The Bryan and College interurb
Q will run a $50 a. m. car 20 Cole
9 Station tomorrow THANKSGIVING
q enable passengers to the tooth
9 game to 80 on special train at Collie
o Station.
q II. q T. c. Special TO Austin v
9 consist Of all.steel coaches--the OF
0 safe way to ride.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Mrs. A. J. Edwards, son and daugh'
ter, and Mrs. Robert Fuqua Of Mill
can were shopping In the city today.
Solve the eating problem at Austin
by patronizing the II. & T. c. Special
and diner. Adv79
Mrs. Volney Cavltt and daughter,
Miss Ruth, of Wheelock, left yester'
day afternoon for Beaumont, where
they will visit friends and relatives
for several days.
You'll find the best people OF Bryan
on the II. & T. C. Special tomorrow;
they are the real Boosters of the
city. Adv79
Mrs. J. II. Conway and two sons
left this afternoon for Franklin. where
they will spend Thanksgiving with
her father, Mr.. l.. l.. Bradbury.
SAFETY FIRST-All.steel coaches
will be on II. e. T. c. Special to Austin
SAFETY FIRST-Allsteel coaches
will be on II. & T. c. Special to Austin
Joe Cohen OF Waxahachie spent to
day In the city attending to business
matters.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF
ON ALL SUITS, coats, silk and serg,
dresses. Quite a saving for the wo
man who buys.
279 MISS GRACE II. BOWMAN.
Liggett's chocolates for Thanksgiy
Ing. The finest In the land. James
drug store. 4
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

Misses Bessie and Tyra Morgan left
this afternoon for Fort Worth, where
they will visit for seevral days with
their sister.
We have everything for your
Thanksgiving dinner and can deliver
II at once. Phone us your order
Hensarling Mercantile Co. 279
Miss Margaret Scale of Baird, Tex
as, who has been visiting Mrs. Algie
Benbow and other relatives in this
city and at Benchley, left this after
noon for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Day and chill.
dren Of lola were visitos in the city
today.
SAFETY FIRST-Allsteel coaches
will be on II. G. T. c. Special to Austin.
Miss Cora Lindsey Of the Reliance
community left this afternoon for
Forth Worth. where she will visit rel.
atives and friends.
Just received fresh shipment Of
Gunther's fine candies. NJ. II. James.
70
, l.. A. Spell and w. II. Deaton left
this afternoon overland for Temple.
where they will spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harrison OF
Wheelock we're visitors today In the
city.
Excursion train de luxe-H. G. T. c.
Our own diner. our own equipment
Pullman standard sleepers. Adv79
MIR. and Mrs. !. VI. Cook OF iSteef
Hollow we're visitors today in the-clty
i Lou Myers of Cameron u visiting
his son. E. L. Myers. m the Brazos
bottom.
Thanksgiving Rally at the colored
orphan home at Boonyille We ask all
our white friends TO help up raise
$4,000 on Thanksgiving Day to care
for the poor orphan children. What
ever you may give send TO A. Redic
Route 3, Bryan, Texas. 279pt
Blankets and com'orts-great stack.
OF them at reduced prices at the Globe
Dry Goods Co. S.
W. f. Graham was in the city toda,
from his home on Rock Prairie.
: r. II. Haltom OF Benchley was I
= business visitor TO the city today.
, c. c. Morgan was In the city toda,
from Reliance.
DR.. W. s. Smith. osteopathy. at IN,
3 Hotel Bryan Tuesday. Thursday an,
= Saturday afternoons.
n Gus Robinson was over today fror
Grimes county trading with Brya
merchants.
i Ladies' high top shoes. all color
and shades. You can buy them 70
less at Globe Dry Goods Co.
The Bryan and College interurba
will run $3.50 a. m. car to COLES
Station tomorrow Thanksgiving
enable passengers TO the footba
game TO so on special train at COLES
Station. q
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
OFF ON HysfINe TRIP.

Messrs. Roger Q. Astin. John Col.
Inns and z. II. Astin will leave Austin
tomorrow after the State.A. and VI.
football game for Uvalde. where they
will join Mayor Peter wolcott and Sol
West OF that city on a deer hunt. The
party will spend about ten days In
uvalde county enjoying this sport
The cook In charge OF the campinl
outfit left Bryan this morning in al
automobile and the crowd will 81
from Uvalde Friday morning into tn,
jungles where they expect to kill tn,
limit on deer.
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LADIES'.

We are now showing a splendid line
Of ladies' evening dresses for the holi.
day parties and dances, beautiful deli.
cate shades. See our window display
this afternoon and evening.
$50 wEBB>BRos.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
RHEUMATISM.
If YOU HAVE RHEUMATISM
TAKE ANTI-REEUMATIC
AND GET RELIEF.

People who suffer with Rheu-
matism, Sciatica, Govt, Infla-
nations, take Anti-Rheumatic
and get relief.
This valuable preparation Is
particularly adapted for Rheu-
matte tendencies. One bottle
will demonstrate to you its re-
markable efficiency. Get your
bottle today-50c and s1.00.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
FOR THANKSGIVING.

Beautiful white NUNS: large carna.
tons dong stems) in all colors; pretty
Easter lilies. ferns. fine lot Of Christ
mas baskets. decorated or undecorat
ed. Order now. Scott Floral Co.
Navasota. Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
LAUNDRY TO CLOSE.

The American steam foundry will
close Thursday to give the employees
a day of rest. All work will be deliv-
cred by Saturday night as usual. G. r.
Wicker, manager. 279
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NOTICE.

The Eagle is requested TO state tina,
the union barber shops OF Bryan will
remain open Wednesday evening until
s o'clock. and will remain closed all
day Thursday. 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-17
HOW To REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
sI,IrLE ssAFE. RELIARLE WAY

A SIMPLE. SAFE. RELIABLE WAY
People who are Over-burdened with
superfluOus fat, know only too well the
discomfort and ridicule that over-stout
people have to bear.
II you are carrying around tiNe OF
ten pounds OF unhealthy fat you are
unnecessarily weakening your vital or
gans and are carrying q burden Whlch
destroys the beauty OF your figure
There is no need OF anyone suffering
from superfluous fat. II you want to
reduce your weight in a simple, safe
and reliable way. without starvation
diet or tiresome exercise. here is test
worth trying. Spend as much time as
you can in the open air. breathe deeply
and get from Kelly & Pollard or The
Peoples Drug Store. or any good drug
gist d box OF oil Of korein capsules;
take one after each meal and one BE-
fore retiring al night
Weigh yourself once a week so as 10
know lust how fast you are losing
weight and don't leave off the treat
ment or even skip a single dose until
you are down to normal
Oil OF korein is absolutely harmless.
is pleasant to take. and helps diges-
ton. Even a few days treatment has
been reported 20 show a noticeable re-
duction in weight. footsteps become
lighter, your work seems easier and a
lighter and more buoyant feeling takes
possession Of your whole being
Every person who suffers from super
nuous TAT should give this treatment a
trial. Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-17
FIVE REGIMENTS
ORDERED HOME
Order is Surprise to Army;
South Carolina Regiment
Here is to Leave.

san Antonio. Texas. Nov 1.-THE
time of departure of the five infantry
regiments ordered home from the bor-
der Thursday by the war department is
indefinite Il depends on the rapidity
with which railroad equipment can he
assembled. The regiments designated
by the department commander to re-
turn home follow.
First south Carolina at I'll Paso.
Seventh New York at McAIlen: Third
Indiana at LlanO GraEde; Third WIS
consin at san Antonio and Third Min
nesota at Llano Grande-
Staff officers profeSsed ignorance OF
the reason Tor the return movement at
this time. They were Al a loss to know
whether or not the order is the begin
ming of a general return movement OF
state troops engaged in border patrol
work II was admitted in military
circles that there are no state troops
to take the place OF those relieved I'M
less regiments that have already seen
border service are sent back. All troops
remaining in state mobilization camps
We're exhausted under the last call
when $4,000 guardsmen were sent to
relieve some OF the organizations that
had been on the border for period OF
months.
In selecting the five regiments along
the border Mai. Gen Frederick Fun
stOn gave consideration TO the length
Of service Of troops from various states
and also was partly governed ey
know ledge OF states that had benefited
in earlier return movements Another
factor was the desire To keep intact the
divisions or tactical units into which
state troops have been organized at
various border points