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The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
HOLDS SALOON
GANG TO BLAME
Fraudulent Registration Part
of Scheme TO Defeat Drys,
Says Walter J. HOshal

Charging that he fraudulent regis
,ratior. revealed by the recent elec
,. ,,,...,,.a,ton "a.
Pan, OF 10 So. pat" % CYL 'u''
the people Of the state oi .','
votes N l'.. ''.'.'- ''''.'"o' W n''''
j. li"'''7'' '''''.''''+" To" ',"N' -
Wayne 'ounl! NH'I'0aI"'H '''-h F..
in an Ih'riF'." MohoaN' '"''
r'SPon''"i'''y Tor The D'iroit ''''7.
ration ir''FL'afi''eS a, inc 600. ''
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10y ~ 'r"fa.l"n f." me- '!'ee'i 'a'.''7
~ ana 2 tenn 20 save ia@I mock.
'n inc .io''l'o
'I would pa. no'"ihS pa 'adl
saloon crowd. ''r. Hoshai ue''a .''.
Iu't escort 10 ."''7"''
10 r'lH their end - j IS my aH"
.'ii'i .''' .a' -'.'.' '.." ". '.
o'"dB ..' move IN o'-I.''''
io. &C. 'a., on Hfona'i'h ..
Use o.. d.. ..i Votes
''t f.. registration ir7H"- '.'
IRA I'd TO ln'ir source. rave 0.
d""'t 'u' I'. III ""Na '. YOU'D
td" 'h' or s'Hf' Plan va. ca
2s The '"a's.
u o." Lai .'t"t" .A '"h,I
hepub.'aI 'r b.m','-.'' tH..''
we're benin" O"' poo
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man appeared ".'l' 0--
COMMIT, .n' '"'" ''
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Party Leaders Coming
to Detroit for Final
Drives
BEVERIDGE AND
ROBINS BOOKED
Martin Glynn Will Help
Local Democrats
In Windup

The bic guns ~ me Democratic
taAa u4Alil.a r-.li.. .--a...n ALI 49,.
,..,.t .o.,,,r. .,... ..u.,.s .cr,.s
" a. ''' '"D''. d" .''. "''' ~ '''0'
'ioH WASH 'or victor. Nov. !. An
n"hnr'mfni ta'" MONDAY
morning ,n ''' stat" 'niral head
quarter OF both coming n'~ that ma.
uouaII PROMINENT -r"1N"rs af" on
'"''j NY ~" 'n'"'' t.''''i ana On
'Iron arm With statistics olo'
.qu'n." ana lonely pa'aN'r 90 exploit
national and -ia'' ISSUES
First mons 'H' Republican bat
.'i'.# TO be- 'roash' up tor action
De- IA, m"ad R',ins, 'i Illinois. VINO
"a. Fro-'e-s.'' 'audiaa'" Tor GOV
''n'r 'I iao' state was defeated b'
INC pF'''n governor EDWARD r.
'una'. 'R 1917 Ro''nS was among
't"-i 'sl'es WHO followed m" I'a0
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Hero of French Red Cross
Tells Thrilling Story of ALsatian Battle

PARIS, France, oct 1'- This ls
the story Of Eugene E-cloume. a.
year.old hero of he Asarc cam
paign lad fired by deepest pa
triotism FOR his beloved France. al
tho nominally NOT French cirrou
az all bu' a subject Of Tho prince
OF Monaco
From the lttic 10y pTinc.gal'v
whore Monte carlo site enthronod
upon hnr victims bones. came Ell
gene 20 Boiror' great frouch for
tress fha' forms tn southern base
OF tbe defensive works along D..
German frontier
How he eo' into the French arm,
an army tina siread, included hrs
father s etretcher bearer Tor tlc
Red Cross. Is not this story, bur 90,
I'm he did
when French troop march
across the bo, der into a., ".o~
province" Of Alssce. Eugene T.
.,oupio lcd the red cross contingent
a1r followed toe car.Irl aad a-t1
~ section, onto German ol
lu 'ac d.stau.s b, heard ta-
ii---rrr- ~ -ffrr- CO. '--~y -r--trt'
German 0rouaha Ht ..-rae.tor
ABOUT Na"lbpu-sn
D7dar .our la ... Rod Gro
elm f-,,..r-' ,rr- ta.- .,.-.....I
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

nd went 70 Philadelphia, and went
tu Cd great merchant prince In
whose employ ne had been. and
told his story. The merchant
prince shut and locked the door
J1 u' pray ne said. They kuelt
together. the great merchants arm
about his visitor, and when thev
got up the great merchant said
Go In peace God bless YOU
"Ou tho next Sunday the man
anu had confessed TOOK the Bible
ON BATS knee as he sat before his
class and said 10 them YOUNG
men. often wondered why
couldn't win any OF YOU 10 Christ
Ny N,e was wrong That man won
bi- entire class FOR Christ and they
.oinad pr NcKIbbon', church a.
Walnut iNlIs. Cincinnati. O
" you would get right with God
what would be the result Why
Won would save Detroit
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Accept Christ Join the Church bOn the Beginning Of Christian Life Says Billy

and have failed Can yoI Tell u.a
Why
Yes, oss the answer There S
something eronl with Won Nuu,.
done something vrou-
The man hesita cd tr finally
he said you're upht Years ago 2
wa cashier tn DIP business
house and one time nm. bo0s aal
anced ana there was some none,
lctt over took hat money ana
] have KEPT H. Thai MAS IL wears
ago Iiere IS IN" none, m th's en-
yCIope'
Take it back 10 rhr uVn-i
said nay friend I have advised Won
and hats all ! can do. but GOD
VIII never forgive YOU until you've
given that none, back
Tho man sank into chair and
covered his eyes FOR white. Then
he got up and said III do it' He
took Chesapeake q Ohio train
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

ou. she said Tor / have "a right
here. The policeman said, you
must move on. It's orders. but the
woman said no. I've walked so
mile to look upon her face again.
She saved my two boys from being
drlnkards. lhe woman IN the sol
in WAS Mrs Booth. wife of the
great leader OF The salvation Army
I'D rather have some reclaimed
drunksrd. OF some poor girl re-
deemed from sin and shame, stand
1y my coffin and rain down tears
~ gratitude upon n. than 10 have
70 muuuu ut OF gold studded with
precious stones. that would pierce
he skies.
1T 80 love me keep my com.
audments and I viii pray my
Father and lie will give YOU anoth-
rr Comforter that lie may abide
with Won forever
(Copyrigh; VIM. s. Sundayl
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

To pray, then the doctor said. ne
Is getting weaker They lifted him
back upon Tho bed and his face
was whittier than the pillows sun
his Hips moved Oh God. save
Then tho light OF HE Went out, and
ne finished the prayer I'm the pres
cnce OF Jesus What did his dying
prayer do Why. almost the entire
student body OF Hamilton College
accepted Jesus Christ
"If YOU haven't the power OF the
Spirit. YOU have done something
wrong don't know what n Is
It's none OF my business. It's be
tween YOU and God Il r. only my
duty 10 call upon you 20 confess
and get right with Him
- man went 10 friend OF mine
and said I don't know what is
wrong with me. teach SUNDAY
school class OF young men, and /
have tried 10 bring them to Jesus.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Prayer Answered.

when good old Dr Bnckus OF
hamilton College lay dying. the
doctor whispered to Mrs Bockus
saying Or Backus is diving The
old man heard and looked up with
smile on his face and asked
Did understand you TO shy that
| am dying Sadly tho doctor said
Yes, I'm sorry YOU have no more
than half an hour 10 live. Or
Backus smiled again Then & will
soon be over he said. Take me
out or bed and put me on nav
knees. want 20 die praying for
the students of Hamilton College.
They lifted him out and he knelt
down and covered his face with his
transparent hands, and prayed. oh.
God, save the students of Hamilton
College For time he continued
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

gathering momentum IA the fateful
day approaches Congressman Frank
r. Doremus will start an active cam
psign for reelection this week and
complain activity on the part ~ all
candidates will he quiCkened
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

hansen was wounded, II Won could
call il that
we were leaving little village
where the Germans had coun'erat-
tackled. when, n escaping from =
bursting shell jumped onto a
stone vail and rolled off on The other
side about six feet TO the ground.
4 got up 30 climb back. only 10
find that my right arm was useless.
! couldr't set back, and had 10 call
10 Red Cross comrade for help
so from rcscuiug the wounded,
became one Of he wounded my
self. and was sont back 10 Bel'orr
where my broken arm was mended
From Bolfocl | was ,on'. con.
valescent. 20 Lyon, 20 work as as
elstant in the army hospital carry
ing food, reading papers and writing
letters FOR tho wounded.
Now, fully recovered I have
! been attached 10 the regiment in
which my father il serving, and |
hope soon 10 join him on The Trims
line so We bo,l may battle side by
side ne with his rife and | with
my bBndages and stretcher for on.
clovcd France"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Don't be discour-
aged! Heal your
sick skin with
ResinOl

In the past twentyyears Resinol ONT
ment has made thousands of sick skins
well. Inthe great majority of the cases,
il stopped the itching. burning and
smariug at once, and quickly drove the
uasightly eruption away.
To appreciate how much good ResinoI
O'ntmentrcally does, you should Try it on
your own skin trouble-at our expense,
If you wish Although all druggists sell Resinoi
Ointment We vii gladly send free sample. Write
70 Dept. AR, Resnol, Baltimore, Md.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16


/ call u culture J have another name
/ for H. Is there anything about
Christianity that g. necessarily IN
cultured think tn beet culture In
the world is among tho followers OF
jesus Christ
ignorance No Bar
But YOU say Ignorance IL bar
10 some No sir. Billy Bray. tho
/ Cornish miner. was m illiterate
man. lie was asked II he could
read writing. and he answered no,
! can't even read resdin',' Yet Bill
~ BRAY did wonderful work for
God in Wales and England lgnor.
ancc * NO bar 20 religion, or 10
usefulness 10 Jesus.
some time ago. over In England,
man died in the poor house. He
had had a little property, Just a
few acres of land, and II hadn't
been enough 10 support him After
ne died the new owner dug a we'll
on Y and AZ a depth or 60 feet he
found vein ~ copper so rich that
u meant a little fortune II the
man who died had only known ~
, that vein. he need not have lived
ln poverty There arc many Who
ala lust a. ignorant Of the great
riches within their reach Lots ~
people hold checks on the bank ~
heaven. and haven't faith enough 10
present them a. the window 10 have
them csshcd
So feW OF us dream Of The ire.
neudous uoWor a. our command
~ the world fair a. Chicago the
door TO one Of the great buildings
Wa without doorknob or latch for
these were not needed There WAS
I'D great mat At the entrance, and
g, you-Stcpped upon Z your weight
would cause an electrical connoc
zion to be made and The great doors
would swing open take this old
1ooh and stand upon n and an the
wonders OF NE and eternity arc
orrucd tu u. Tho power 90 the
iio.v Spirit ~ r't command
eel o. qu' fgGdlIng with religion
and du something ro BRING the world
'o Christ We neod Pentecost
today Tho caVrch needs great
awakening Now. I'm not stand
ans one saving anything against
rhr church 49, an institution bu
vii rcbuho .t, sins and point out
us SHORTCOMINGS Nobody who loves
mo church can be- 'eut whom 80
n ,'',n H',' ', , j..
adu' raa' Love IS blind ] .r.l
-pN love has au "ar'. s. 'F"-
Believes IN Soc.als
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

The Ohio Baptist State convention
Will meet a. MI Vernon today fo}
70 session OF -FOUR days
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Our own C. Stubs Gamer is on the
ground at the big Democratic conven-
ton in Houston and got himself quot
ed in the Houston Post as follows:
Former Representative c. 8. Gamer
Of Bryan is a delegate from Brazos
County. However. he says he had a
real mission in coming to Houston.
That was to see President w. B. Scott
OF the Sunset Central and Mr.. Cush-
ing and get them to complete rail-
road extension out his way. He men,
toned a lot of things he was going to
do II they didn't hurry up and build 1t
real SOON"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
MRS. HELEN M. BOWMAN.
One Of Bryan's Early Settlers and
Most Respected Ladies' Entered
Into Rest.

Into Rest.
AS briefly mentioned In The Eagle
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Helen NJ.
Bowman passed quietly away at her
home in this city Sunday morning at
1880 o'clock after quite a long Ill.
ness. Mrs. Bowman was one Of the
pioneer settlers Of Bryan. coming
here first SO years ago. and was
daughter OF the late Col. and Mrs. A.
Z. L. Hill.
The high esteem in which she was
held by her neighbors and those who
knew her best was attested to by the
many people who were present at the
last sad rites. which we're conducted
at the home, and the many beautiful
wreaths that covered her last resting
place. Mrs. Bowman was a woman Of
a very lovable disposition. She lived
her life for others. and the height OF
her ambition was to make others
happy.
She was born at Champenolle. Ark,
October 4. 1916. and moved with her
parents in 1868 to Brazos County.
She was then II years old. and at
the age OF 22. on October 6, 1868, she
was married to w. ii. Bowman OF this
city. who had been a lieutenant In the
Confederate army. In 1879 Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman moved to weatherford,
Texas. and remained there until 1883,
when they returned to Bryan, resid.
Ing here until her death.
Mr. Bowman died on August s. 1903.
and since that time she has lived with
their only child. Miss Grace Bowman.
In this city.
Besides her daughter. Mrs. Bow.
man has one sister, Mrs. Daisey Har.
rison Of Fort Worth. The Eagle Joins
with the many friends Of the bereaved
ones in extending to them their pro.
found sympathy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
MILLIcAN NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. McGregor. Mr..
and Mrs. WIN McFerren. and Mrs.
Ella Dunlap motored to College last
week during the Farmers Congress.
Miss Erin Simpson left Tuesday
for Galveston. She Joined a party In
Navasota and reports n jolly time.
Mrs. Sarah Monroe OF Kosse Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Pool.
Mrs. Ernest Sampson and three
children arrived Wednesday from st.
10. Mr.. Sampson is connected with
The Texas Rock Co. They expect to
make their homo In Millican for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccarthy and
three sons OF Ennis returned Satur.
day after visit with her mother.
Mrs. J. A. Steele.
Mrs. Roy Smith and little Allen are
spending the week In Hcarne.
Mrs. Emma Williams, with her son
s. c. Williams and family. Of Bryan.
is enjoying a camp on the San Mar.
cos River. near the town OF San
Marcos.
Rev. Il. Binford Of sealey spent a
few days In Millican last week.
Misses Meta and Irene Crawford
are visiting in Navasota this week.
Correspondent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
HARVEY HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Hardy Weldon happened to
serious accident. Her horse became
frightened and ran away. throwing
her out OF the buggy and breaking
her ankle. She is now resting very
we'll.
Little Ira Kelley was operated on
at the Bryan Hospital Wednesday
night for appendicitis. At last report
he was doing nicely.
Mr.. George Davidson entertained
his friends Friday night. They had
music and games and all enjoyed
themselves very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Pate OF Dallas
are visiting Mr. Pate's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Pate.
Mr. Noah Cole OF Bryan spent Sun.
day In this community.
Mrs. W. T. Woods of Bryan is visit.
ing In this community.
Correspondent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
CANALS IN THE WAR.


Canals have played an important
part In the present war. and their
value is most Interestingly told by the
Philadelphia Ledger as follows:
"The historian will tell the next
generation about the enormous value
Of canals In this European war. Over
exactly the caravan route Travelled
By the Crusaders 800 years ago the
Germans have q canal from the Rhine
70 the Danube. It is therefore pos.
sible to send a submarine from Co.
logne to the Black Sea, with as much
freedom from q hostile shot as to
navigate q canoe on the Schuylkill
River.
The Black Forest Canal is playing
. vital part in Germany's swift mo-
oilization Of war munitions, just as
the Kel Canal makes its feet as safe
from an enemy's battleship as II It
we're in the great park at Berlin and
miles from 9 navigable stream.
The Egyptians had canals before
the days Of st. Paul, but the lock ca.
nal, which made 1t possible to cross
mountains In a boat, came only few
years before Columbus discovered
America.
ITO be told that Raphael was con-
structing locomotive. would scarce
" surprise you more than to be told
that Leonardo de vinci was a pioneer
canal lock builder. But the hands
that put upon the walls of that his.
toric church in Milan The Last Sup
per- also designed the locks for MI
lan's canal.
Americas first canal was dug al
South Hadley. Mass. when Washing
ton was President. II was completed
120 years ago. That little waterway
gave De Witt Clinton his idea for the
canal across New York State-the
greatest single impetus ever contrib.
uted to the upbuilding OF large city,
II was the Erie Canal that gave New
York the needed speed to pass Phila.
delphia as the metropolis Of this con.
tinent."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

II again becomes the duty of The
Eagle to call attention to the
fact that rent houses are sorely need
ed in Bryan. That we have not more
Of the better class OF cottages and
residences Is seriously Gripping the
city and is likely to become worse in
the future. Many men holding i'm.
portant positions with the A. 4 NJ.
College want houses In Bryan. but
cannot get them. One prominent Col.
lege man told the editor he was Sc
riously thinking Of sending his family
away because he could not get a
house In Bryan. There are others In
the same nx. Here Is a problem for
the Commercial Club to solve.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
WOMAN WON FOR CONGRESS.
Dr.. Eva Harding, Topeka, Kansas,
Suffrapist, Nominated.

Topeka, Kan. Aug. Sit became
certain Monday that DR.. Eva Hard.
ing OF Topeka, suffragist leader. had
won the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the First District over
Rev. II. ]. Corwine In the recent state.
vide primary. DR.. Harding. whose
majority was COS, is the only woman
congressional candidate In the State
for the coming election.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

A prominent ciuzen suggested to
the editor today that we tell the peo-
pie II they do not wish to cut the
weeds, to have the hogs that are be.
ing unlawfully kept within the city
limits turned out, and let them eat
the weeds.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
HACK SOLD BY SHERIFF.

Sheriff T. c. Num- sold this morn.
ing at the Brazos County Court House
door AZ public outcry TO the highest
bidder a two.seated hack against
whi'h there was a judgment OF ISL In
favor Of the spaulding Manufacturing
Company. The hack brought s25.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
DANCES POSTPONED.

Announcement Was made this morn
ing by Mr.. r. A. Harrison, Exalted
Ruler OF the B. p. o. Elks lodge that
the regular weekly informal dances
that had been in progress for the past
several months had been called of on
account OF the continued hot weather
and the absence Of quite number Of
the social set from the city. It is his
intention. however. 10 take the prac
tice up Just as soon as cooler weather
comes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

The Eagle hopes some Of the coun-
ty good roads or some Of the resi-
dence streets to be paved, will be
completed before the day Of judy
'ment, so that "Old Main" will not be
worn to q FRAGILE.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Between trying to see the top Of
the Rice Hotel and figuring on how
to cross Main Street, the State DEM
ocratic convention in session in Hous-
ton is likely to be deprived Of the
wise counsel Of many Of the upstate
delegates.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

The Recruiting Official: Zone
gran'father living. Is he on your IA
theirs or mothers side?" The Re-
cruit: "Oh, e varies, sir; e sticks up
for both Of 'em-a sort O. nootral."-
Pacific Unitarian.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

"Now to illustrate the roundness OF
the earth,r said Columbus, II will
show you an egg" THAT doesn't
convince me-" replied the court as.
tronomer. "If you had waited till the
egg became an omelet, II would
prove that the earth is flat."-Wash
ington Star.
Scatter plenty Ger smiling land.
Gray.
Customer: as this parrot good
talker?" Dealer: 'Talker!t Why,
mum. his last mistress sold i'm be-
cause she couldn't get a word In
edgeways."-Boston Transcript.
Patient: "Oh. doctor. ! have a tired
feeling all the time" Physician:
let me see your tongue, madame"
Judge.
Seymour has a number OF men
who take In every important public
meeting. Their wives take In wash
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Bryan can be kept clean and sweet
and pure, and wholesome. and heauti
full il the city and the citizens will do
their duty.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

II the European war continues,
print paper will no doubt become
scarcer, and for that reason 1t may
not be long until in our daily news
papers will be represented all the
colors Of the rainbow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08
ing.-Seymour (Ind.) Democrat.

Clarence: Pop, what is a millen-
nium% Darktown Father: ITS des
about de same as centennial. muh
son, on1 it's got mo- legs."-Puck.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

II you have a few extra dollars put
il in rent house. You will be ben
efactor and get a good return on your
money besides.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Say a good word for Bryan. II you
can't say something good. don't say
anything.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Bryan can be freed from mosquitoes
II we will only look after the stand.
ing water and keep the weeds cut
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

, 1t is to be hoped the office.hclders
will not be permitted to dominate the
State Democratic convention.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Service is all the tax payers want
but they do want that.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Il observe" said the fiend, that
Mr.. Rockefeller says he owes much
OF his success to golf" 1T was my
notion" said the lowbrow, that
most men owe much OF their golf to
success. st. Louis Republic.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

The people are cutting weeds. Keep
the good work going.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Old Bryan is literally being turned
upside down and inside out.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

A man visits his relations when he
has nowhere else 10 20.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Blind zeal can only do HARM
Lichtwer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Things 20 best for people who take
them us they conc.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

And SO all growth that is not towart
God
Is growing to decay.
George Macdonald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-08

Beware OF the man who has
mania for Offering apologies.
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