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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-03-25
DEATH OF BBBCHER LovETT.

Vim. Lovett left on the Burlington
last Saturday morning for Deadwood,
intending to take the Northwestern out
from there that evening for Rochester,
Mimi, he having received telegram
from there the evening before telling
him of the serious condition of his
brother. Shortly after reaching Dead
wood he received another telegram that
his brother, Beecher Lovett, had died
The remains arrived here Tuesday even
ing and the funeral was held at o'clock
p. m. Wednesday from Mr.. Lovett's
residence, Rev. j. H. Spencer conduct
ing the services. Interment was made
in Custer cemetery.
Last January Beecher Lovett went to
Rochester, where he submitted to an
operation in the hope that thereby he
would gain relief from an aiment which
had been causing him trouble for some
time. The operation was performed,
but he never recovered from its effects,
aud his death Saturday at the sanatorium
there was the result.
Beecher Loyett, son of ID. B. and
Sarah J. Lovett, was born at Crestline,
Ohio, July IA, 1869. He first came TO
the Black Hills in 1891. He was mar
ried to Miss Flo Tyler in Ohio in 1902,
and they Immediately came to Custer
where they have since resided. He is
survived by his widow and five chill
dren, an aged mother, two brothers and
two sisters TO mourn his untimely death.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-03-25

B. w. Thurston has closed his pool
hall here, and with the assistance of
John Kollar, of Custer. is busy this week
packing up the fixtures for shipment to
a new location when be finds one suit
able. For the present he and family
will reside on the ranch near Custer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kollar, Mrs. Thurs
toms parents. The Thurston's have
been residents Of Buffalo Gap for sew
eral years, and their many friends here
regret their departure, and wish them
well in their future home.-Buffalo Gap
Gazette.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-03-25
PAPER PRICES SOARING.

Paper prices have been gradually ad.
vancing for the past two months, and
from the frequency with which the raises
are coming at present it is hard to tell
when the end will be. The following
received from one of the large paper
houses last week gives good idea of
the difficulties experienced at the pres
ent time by those who are forced TO buy
paper in their business:
''To the Trade Owing to the con-
tinual changes in the paper market our
prices are all subject to Immediate ac-
ceptance, and at prices governing article
at time order is received. This applies
on all grades, from the cheapest to the
best, and on all orders received through
statesmen as well as through the mail.
Practically all the cheaper grades of pa
pers, up TO fifteen or sixteen cents per
pound, have advanced thirty per cent
and more in some instances.
"Note-All catalogue and special prices
Withdrawn. Our mill connections are
all behind in their shipments, most of
them three to four months"
Col Thornby, of Deadwood, has with.
drawn from the race for the nomination
on the Republican ticket for railroad
commissioner from the Black Hills dis
trict at the coming primaries. This
practically assures the election of Fred
III. Rugg from Rapid City, his friends
claim. The race, in which some five or
six candidates at first entered the field,
has now narrowed down SO that the
fight ia between Rugg and F. l.. Wells,
of Winner, county auditor of Trip
county.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-03-25

Thursday morning the Male Quartette,
which gave everyone such an enjoyable
entertainment Wednesday night, came
down and sang few songs for the High
School and fifth and sixth grades. The
next lecture course number is to be given
by the grades on the 3lst of this month.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-03-25
TOWN CAUCUS.

At citizens caucus held at the court
house on Wednesday evening, the fol-
lowing parties we're nominated for the
various town offices to be voted upon at
the annual city election on Tuesday,
April Is; u
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-03-25

The Sophomore class was entertained
some time ago at the home of Miss
Bessie George and all reported that
lovely time was given them.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
CARRANzA NO ESTAbLEcERA
SU COB. EN- LAC. De Me-
XICO HASTA QUE ESTA
Il SEA LEAL
Ell DESCUDRINIENTO De BOKBAS Ell Los
ARGOS TRIUNFAlES 10 HIzO PONtR
ST. COB. EN- QUfRETARO
reicgrama especial para La PRENSA.

Ell PASO, Texas. Mario 5.-En
fuentes particulares Sc rccibi6 hoy
una information de Ia ciudad De Ne
Xic0 en- que Sc da cuenia del verda-
drro motive que ha tenido Carranza
para cStah!ecer Su gobiernO en- IL
ciuIad de 0uer&tarO Ell luGar de
~aSrntarlo en- Ia capital de la Repu-
blica como Sc cSperaba.
.AS.gIlraSc que ii circumstance
Que infIuy6 principalmentc en- 81 ani
mo de- Carranza para manlencrSc ale
iado de- Ia ciudad de MEXICO. fuG Ell
ieScubrimicntO de bombas de dina
mita Ell los arcoS triunfaleS que suS
partidariDs lIabian erigidO para reci-
brio.
So dice Que rl primer jefe cOnSer-
yara u guDirlpo " n Quer6tarO hasta
pIir - r~ouyrnza he Que Ia ciudad de
Mexico Ina cambiado de opinion y le
sea !eal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
In LOS CDMBATES AL NORYE DE
NERDU.N

ripaImeuic al preciO tan alto que han
alcanZadO muchOS de los a~rticulOs de
primcra neceSidad.
Las mujeres Guer0n las que mayor
partc toAlarOn en- los diSturbios, ha-
ciendo demOstraciones viOlentas con-
ira las autoridades. La pOIicia tuyo
que cargar contra la muehedumbre
para poder disDersarla, habiendo re-
zullado yarias personals leridas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
CONPATRIOTAS SON ObJETO
De I'm EXTRANO PROCEDINIEN1O
En- IA c. De LAREDO TEXAS
HAN DISPUESTO Los AGEHTfS De MHIGRAClM De DCHA
G]DlD QUE SEAN HARCADOS CON IN SELLO
De COMA PARA DEhIFICARlS
;UN R!MCAHO QUE Sc RERUSRBA A SER HCONADO, PR QUE 10 HABA SDO OIRS
NCHAS YECES. FVf C0lPEADO EUERIENEAE

FL agent IL C~lrranza IN asa o.
ralidad. McllJjairs Cara ha
!ado trabaiL.h G.: cmpeIo p;
que 81 %suSpcnda ci proccdimicr
allegiance con toda justicia que eli
10 mrxicanO pa>a a tcrritOrio anne
cano, IS vacunado, y que pGr
motive. rcsulta iniliI la v-iat,
disposition.
Cor motive de .as precaurro
que esi&n tOmando en- esta Gu
para rvitar la propagation dr
INTERMEDIATES que eXiStcn On NJ
GO. nueS'TOs cOmpatriO!&s han ,u
10 10 in1eCiblc, pueS So da 81 I.-J
de que vi individuo de los que tat.
can entire Mexico Y los Estado5 i'n'
dos. SEA v%aanado cuanlas zee T.
81 a este lado. Jitimament" ocGI
un incidente que ia idea De 10
Que tratan los agentes dc Ia In
-raci6n a nuestrOS nacjOnaj"s. : -
do que una persona que haDia 5,do
vacunada varias woes. 80 rcsistI6
abiertamente 4 que lie apli saran
otra OCCASION mas la yacuna. Y por
tai motiyo. fuG 23lpeado hasta san
erario. Esa persona fuG Nevada 2
to I'm iuez. donde dijo los mot
noriue sc habia rehusado a ser
cunada. Y sc quei6 tambifn d
malos tratamientos que habia u.
i'll CORRESPONDS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06

systo-sa ssrrara Esco7tlacioG sohe-nla Del
Antigua y SusFo tesJan}Thl2- -lDgn GaS
cT7+fana II cnnp!icsda nisiC-ia del CUe-
no de- israel : cue Pluia las f!slras &c
n.trlsrcrs ' D7o-e,ss, VsaEtose cla-SDea-
fe como sc DTep-rs e gran SuceSo Ge u
-e-,4s Gel NesiGs. Et.ct62 lie luso- In
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
OERAS DE VARGAS VIA:

: CDmpre listed sismpre SuS libroS cn &.
: cSta casa. POr ST. haralUTa ' SUI eff .
? cacia en- Ell drSpaChO de los pcdidOS d.
!. eS Ia que mayor cOnfiaGza inSpirs al
: pubiicO.
:,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06

LA PRENSA cS eI peri6dicO meNicano Dc
MAYOR circulation en- los Estadns UnidOs,
y por 10 tanlu cl mciOr para ius anuncian-
les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
EESESASEs.

dramatic. CcsteIlcna .....-......... i5I
Arltmetca Commercial ................ fSr
suaOar!os u9'
AShIllla No. a9S
AsHt1la No. : -
kanulla No. ; 80
LIbro Mandayi No 4 Dc LecIuFs.-..-. 2le
SanCeVI 90 -
= No S -A9t
Urbanidsd ' Buenas Msnerss .....-.-... 2Gt
SSoE-aTia de Mexico NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1Sc
ECrsO Elemental &c GcOe-7r1a-COmpFen0e
6SogTarla FlSica ' de Mexico. CosDoSEs'
TTs ' SDCtOnsS de GeOgTafl3 Universe! 2Sc
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3reu8tlCa Casleli2na, SeE'n Ia Academia
Espe1O!a; edicion aum"n'ada con 10 Iso
RIA Qe los EumentgtlyOs Y dlminuLiTos,
dos t-etGdos de PTosodiS y UrtOgr8fts :
fahlaS de ysfhOS, TraS5S- etc..-...-..-.Sl--s
SeT0dOs Dc ES"TituTa vertical, S'SteInd ne
xtcaco. COlecc.0R te 8 CudLe-nOS---- i5e
II Dtsct2uln- COLLECTION de Il cC9deFCcS De
Arttmetica Elemental; OSra de leNtG el las
pTinC1DaIeS eScuelaS Gr &tIIco-------- Zoe
Tshlas &c CuentaS R5C
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na- Empa5ratO en- iela ...........-.sLR
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PrUutUGll ~ de U-.u-raTiG De a lenEfIa CAS-
tallana. fispuesio rE roctna te pte&uniaS
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los mics. Empa>-aaC .---..-......- &c
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sIss. de bOISiIlO. con u pronunciation n
gurads. Pasta de uertG-Iua---....--- 1vc
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Eles, Dor Au-elI : Mclaughlin FL mas
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
La ROCHEl'OUCALE

Ofjrio - de- Ia medicina Srcuuda
4 Ia mora rn Ia =randiosa ohra dc.
mcioramirnto Il" Ia mucrIr humane.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06

Las Senas del animal robadO SoH
ron0cl las va por los a="ntrS de-. or
den, uuicncS So c~ncargardn lie DEF.
mir r.SpcnSabiIidadrS en- rl aSunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06

4 NL-rN....H o.. Z "a ~ Aa'a =
IL Os Nar..rsS. u eI Triulfo de- Ia Religion
CrISt.a7a. LiOrO cuya lect,ca nos Edct
a..Sf.r : IL lucha de dos geneTacione'
| ragtrar.aS. n 4 armada con los a:re0S
De Ia -rroc.dat, J IA ORA con el SiIaDn:C
81 GeniD de! CriStidniSmo. ESJa Obra, como
Ia anterior. e de las mejOceS para 10
hogareS. Auibas estan edi!adas q t9d6
luto
NGyyLtS DE 4 zoe CADA UNA.
e BeceTTo de ORC
q H!iU MalditO
81 Manuscrtro de m; MadrJ
Maria, por Jorge Isaacs
Ei Ours de Aides
Dora
AZuCens
NovELAs A sc CiDA UNI
aali.tas Sean las Muleres
NaidIiOS scar loo HOmbres
Wsla.tas sean las SUegrSS
ATTs ae Suscar NaridO
Las Fvls MGae"na5
FL N0v.O H:eSt8do
"a H.ia de les Flores
Z! Pu~rgaJpriN lie las SOlteraS
81 ?aralSO lie las Muieres
e Inferno dc los HOnlOres
Viva mi NuVt4,
e. Hada Ge los Mares
ST. MaieSI3G Fl Amor
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e N!dD de RUiSel0res
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NOEELAS DtYERSAS-
Don Qgiinte lie "a MauChA- Ia obra macs
-ra Le Ia literature c>nahpia- EGtC.rl =
l.ro $500
u Ha-..- G-, Gol-0ta. HeTTU,Sa U5Ta hasa
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
aERAs DTFERsAa

= "-T-|""T l|"8-""|- I-I-'|"T"@- -" "'--'T||
s.. -.-l.2rga. > f-'aF~ -----.--...----.. 81
.Am1ugUue ilustr3de para 1915. tnc
Manf.4! &C Ia ira de GalillaS. .-----....SIgG
VlEs6--Alrcded0r del Il lnieTeSaar5 re-
ldci0G aOyclesca &c u YIaie p0T IaS prin-
cLpaisS reS;OGcS ; ciudagles del mum
! d Zoe
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! tCTlaS ' DovelaS morales .--........Si.2
Manual de Agriculture ) GsnadeTls. Ildls-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
ssRas peErIcAs DG PEzA-
sELIEIeT.

IS T7--fzF de Mexico. Collection &c com
pDslctoRes dedlcsdas : Is pstc!a ) : slS
--. 7Rl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-06
0BRAS De VENTA EN- Ia LBRERIA DE IGNAC0 E. LOzANO
IS za mas "Ecedada Inss xgurah quedea Ell mem HrtdO yla que ndem mas baraba Ls
gGdeg sc; degpehaaspr eeuoi gaas psg@a Ell mismo Msq ue@ rcb Is 6rdn

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Sey9cfcnsTlo GLadalCpan0 ............. 2Sc
Ca:erl M de- PerSeverancia. -Sl.r'
Los Tarc.csS. u eI TriulrO de- Ia Religion
CriSt!a7a. LibrO cuya lecrtca nos Aace
&,:Sf.r : IL Iucha de dos geneTacloneS
ragsrar.aS. n una armada con los a:re0s
De Ia -rrOr.dad, : IA ORA con el Sinbn!o
reGeltyr
81 GeniO del CriStidniSmo. ESta OOra, como
Ia snrerIOr, Is de las mejOTes para les
hogares. AHba esgan edi!sdss q t0dc
lutO
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
SECRETARY Of STATE
M'KAY MAY RESIGN
According to Rumor Churchill Bart
lett VIII Be Named az His
Successor.

Austin, Texas. Dec. 2S.-There Is a
persistent rumor here that John G
Mckay has rendered or will tender his
resignation to Governor Ferguson as
secretary OF state and that the gov
ernor has offered the portfolio to
Churchill Bartlett OF Marlin. On ac-
count OF both the governor and Secre.
tary Mckay being out Of the city, con.
firmation or denial OF the rumor could
not be obtained. Governor Ferguson
and Mr.. Mckay are in Temple.
1t is understood that for some time
past the governor has been endeavor'
ing to induce Mr.. Mckay to take the
position OF manager Of the governors
various farm and ranch interests. Mr..
Mckay was the governors campaign
manager and has served as secretary
of state since the beginning OF the
Ferguson administration in January
1915.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
GIANT PIPE LINE
OF THE WORLD
Proposed to Build Same From Mexi-
can Oil Fields to the Coast
Of England.
(By Associated Pressl

Laredo, Texas. Dec. 2S.-A project
whose magnitude suggests the build
ing OF the Panama canal is being con.
sidered In Mexico. according to Vera
Cruz newspapers which have reached
the border recently.
This project is the building Of a
pipe line from the Mexican coast,
probably with one terminal at Tam
pico. to the coast of England. The
object is to pump oil from the fields
Of Mexico to the European terminal.
The cost OF the oil duct, or "oleo-
ducto." would approximate 10 million
pounds sterling or approximately so
million dollars.
While the plan has not yet been
fully developed. the projectors assert
that their proposition is feasible, that
a flexible pipe line. the principal in.
gredient OF which would be a species
OF gum. could be built whereby crude
oil could be pumped at a cost OF two
shillings (25 cents) for each 1000
miles.
Engineers. so the newspapers state
figure that a gum pipe line could be
utilized capable OF sustaining an in
ternal pressure of 1000 pounds to the
square inch and an external pressure
OF no less than 10000 pounds.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
WILSON'S OFFICIAL
MAJORITY 568.822
Presidents Support Increased From
6,293,0ts In 1912 to 9,111,296
In 1916.

New York, Dec. 2S.-Complete Off,
cial returns on the presidential cleo
ton show that Mr.. Wilson received
Gill; ,296 votes and Mr.. Hughes 8,547,-
474, a plurality OF 50S,S22 for Mr. Will
son. In 1912 Wilson (Democrat re-
ceived 6,293,O19, Taft (Republican)
3,4S4,956, Roosevelt (Progressive)
4,119,507.
The vote for Mr.. Benson, Socialist
candidate for President, was 100000.
with eight missing states estimated.
against 901, 1873 for Debs (SocialisD in
1912, and Mr.. Hanly (Prohibitionist)
was 225,1O against 207.92s for Chifin
(prohibitionist) In 1912.
The total popular vote for the four
candidates was 1S.63s,S71, as against
15.OO7, ,2S2 in 1912. This is an in
crease OF 1884, ,5S9. accounted for by
the increased population and the wo-
man vote in the new suffrage states.
The following is a table showing the
vote by states for Wilson and
Hughes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
STATEWIDE BAR
bECUE PLANNED
To Be Held at Old Washington March
End, Texas Independence Day.
Governor TO Be Invited.

Austin, Texas. Dec. 2S.-Plans are
In progress for a statewide celebration
and Barbecue to be given at the town
OF Washington. Washington county,
by the citizens of Brennan, according
to Col. Charles l.. Stowe, state super.
intendent OF public buildings and
grounds. The celebration will take
place on the site OF the first Texas
capitol, built there when Texas was a
republic.
The site, acquired by the state, has
been converted into a state park.
The big barbecue is planned fol
March End. Texas Independence Day
The governor, members OF the legisla
ture and state officials are to be in
vited.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
GOVERNMENT MAY
BUILD PAPER MILL
Thirty Million Pounds Of Paper
Used by Uncle Sam Last Year.
To Act in Self Defense.


Washington, Dec. 2S.-Erection Of a
government pulp and paper mill to as.
sure the government a paper supply
at reasonable prices. was recommend.
ed to the joint congressional commit
tee on printing Wednesday by the
committee which annually draws spec
ificatlons for government paper.
The government uses approximately
20 million pounds Of print paper a
year. which Is sufficient to absorb the
output OF 5O.ton mill.
The report says water power and
extensive forests and mineral depos.
Its to supply such a mill can be found
on many government reservations
The House committee on printing has
also recommended government mill
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
GERMANY IS WILLING
TO STATE HER TERMS
Will Not Let That Stand in the Way of Securing
Peace Conference Would First Communi.
cate Same Privately to President Wilson
Does Not Ask the Ententees to Make Their
Terms Public.

Washington. d. c., Dec. est has
been made known that Germany will
not permit peace negotiations to be
blocked by refusal Of the entente
belligerents to enter conference
without prior knowledge OF their
terms. The central powers are repre-.
sented as willing to permit conf.
Dental exchange Of broad tentative
terms through President Wilson, II II
is necessary to insure peace conven.
tion.
There are broad intimations that a
statement OF this position by Germany
has either been communicated to the
United States or soon would be. Ger.
many Is said to be looking to the
United States to exert every effort to
bring about peace conference and
is ready to consider any suggestion
OF President Wilson. II Is said Ger.
many has no intention OF asking the
entente allies to make public their
terms and will not publicly divulge
her own under any consideration. Ger.
many is represented as willing to i'm.
part her terms In a confidential man.
ner first. II that is necessary to obtain
the conference. The official note does
not differ materially from the unof
ficial.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
Americans Not Moiested.

FL Paso, Texas. Dec. 28.-villa fol.
lowers here express the belief that
Villa has altered his attitude toward
Americans, and cite the fact that no
foreigners we're molested after his oc-
cupation OF Torreon as a result Of
their appeal to him not to molest
them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
|CARRANzA'S NOTE MAY
PREVENT A RUPTURE
His Reply Will Be Delivered Today By Cabrera
to Secretary Lane and Is Said to Ask for
Changes-Is Carefully Worded So AS Not to
End the Negotiations.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Carranza's
answer to the request that he sign or
repudiate the pending protocol, which
will be delivered late today to Secre-
tary Lane by Commissioner Cabrera,
is understood to contain suggestions
or notifications which have been
carefully worded to avoid ending the
negotiations.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28

Berlin. Dec. 2s.-Germany's answer
10 President Wilson's note and the
promptness with which II was made
caused good impression generally
In the press. AntiAmerican newspa.
pers dissent, however, holding inter.
ference OF any kind by America is in.
tolerable.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
VILLA SECURED BIG LOAN.
Residents Of Torreon Handed over
100000 Pesos 10 Leader.

III Paso. Texas, Dec. 2s.-Villa oh.
tanned a forced loan of 100000 pesos
from residents OF Torreon after the
recent capture of that town. a Mexi.
can from Torreon reported here Wed.
nesday. There was no looting he
said.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28

days fighting on the western front,
the war office says. The defeat OF the
Russo.I,umanian forces by the invad'
ing Tutons has been completed and
the Russians IN attempting to regain
lost ground were thrust back and
elected from their positions with
heavy losses. The Austro-Germans
took three thousand prisoners In yes
terday's fighting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
CHILD CL|NCS To
BLACK NANNY
Sui, In Chicago In Which Negro Wo'
man Contends for White Child
Committed TO Her Care.

Chicago. Dec. 2S.-The juvenile
court Is considering the plea of Ca.
milla Jackson to retain the custody OF
Marjorie Delbridge. aged "a. white.
The evidence showed the child's moth
or. an actress. who died In Jackson.
vile. Fla. charged the negress to rear
the girl. The girl said she wanted to
stay with NANNY Camilla"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
BARN BURNED.

A small barn on s9nd street. owned
by Lee Morgan. colored. was entirely
consumed by fire with all It's contents
late yesterday afternoon. No insur'
ance was carried on the born or con.
tents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
MAY CALL STRIKE
Of LUMbERME|V
Industrial Workers OF the World Pro.
test Against Trial Of Seventy.
Four Members.
tBy AsxocIated Press I

Seattle. Wash. Dec. 2S.-Five hun.
dred Industrial Workers Of the World
OF the Puget Sound district are in
convention here to consider calling
OF general strike in the lumber in.
dustry as protest against the trials
OF seventy.four members Of the or
ganization in jail at Leverett, Wash,
charged with murder.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
Page confers With sonnino.

Rome. Dec. 2s.-Ambassador Page
today conferred with Baron Sonnino.
the Italian foreign minister. regarding
President Wilson's note. emphasizing
the friendly spirit which prompted
the President to address the belliger.
ents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-28
WOULD FORM LEAGUE
To ENFORCE PEACE
Plan VIII Be Discussed at Meeting Of
the League to Enforce Peace
In January.

Chicago. Dec. 2S.-Plans for the
formation Of a league of nations
which shall have the strength and
power to enforce world peace will-be
discussed at a meeting OF the League
to Enforce Peace here on January 9Th.