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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
The Bielski Farm Loan
Company of Philip can make
your farm loan and furnish
you money on short notice.

VI 4. Ferguson, Of Topbar, re
furned this morning from Pierre,
With lis son, who has been at
he hospital in that city for seve-
raj weeks past, having gone there
an operator for appendicitis.
Miss ! L. Siebert. who has
hnen visiting for several weeks
past with her Sister. Mrs. II w.
Edwards. left Saturday for Rapid
City for visit Of a coupleof wee ks
with a sia>r there before RETURN
lg % her home in D-s Moines.
Ira J Weth is in receipt Of a
letter from Pr (. A. r. Rohlinger,
former principal OF the local school,
- the effect that he has been re-
eleafed 20 head th. schools al Sax
on. Wis, for the THIRD consecu-
tife year. with substantial in
ere ase N salary
T ! Ro1ns n has rented an
other Of his farms, having COM
peted the lease OF the place oc-
mp I'd BY Mrs Ruhlman and SONS
- them Mr.. Robinson has a half
- ton at this place, and Receives
$500 year for the next five years
or Il. besides cnehalf the alfalfa
eed This deal and the one made
"a 4 week With f.. y. Mueller are
I moI~ than ordinary Lferest 4
u ore who are aIhing the pro
ess OF this Sc ton II means
al well improved farms can b.
enfed, and there should be many
.cre OF them Thousa nds II acres
IN Ifaa6 and Jackson counties
an easily be developed as Mr.. Rob
~ has developed the Nuclei
and Ruh!rnan place es, and put In
el@ 70 not only give adequate
eiufns upon the investment 10 the
wneIs but 10 the renters as well.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
:::: LOCAL NEWS 81:

Mrs. &. A Lamb spent Sutslay
he guest Of friends at Rapid City.
A baby boy arrived Thursday a.
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. f.
Braddock
Stra yed-Red COW branded "
On LETT shoulder. Finder please no.
tify l. F. Walden or Earl Te-ters.
Frank Slocum returned Tuesday
from Huron where he spent week
visiting with his daughter and
sranddau gh:~r
Big sale of cat.le-l40 head
At the Sims sale next Wedn esday.
Read the ad in this paper for fur
,her particulars.
Mrs Lee Aldrich left Monday
fcr Pierre. for visit with Mr..
Aldlrch. no is q member OF the
: ate aocoun1a MT S force
Acie .odI vi uSi Io4 l. DIS G.
flowers TO the ard Toe Stole.
Carnations SOC, roses $50 par
lozen; Easter lilies 25c per bloom.
Appraisers in the lanEuptey mat
Ter of Robertson Bros Lumber Co
at Fort Pierre, were here Friday 70
appaise the company local prA
D@.ty holdings.
The NJ E. ladies aid will meet
On "Wednesday af; erns on, April
9th. with Mrs. j. n. Boddne. AL
members are earnestly request d
to be present
Nathan c. Ca'hoon. father OF
!. e Calhoon boys at Midland, a-riv
Monday, and is spending Seve-
ral days as guest at the home o
Rev. and Mrs o. F.. Tell
There will be q temperance rally
service in the opera house Sunday
sfternoon. AEril 10th. a. 3 O'Clock,
under the auspices of the Wgman s
club. All are earnestly invited to
| q tend.
p. E Byrnes has this week sod
TO Frank Miles, OF PHen. two
two-unit Mcleod milk ng machines
and tells us that The demand fOI
tn ese MAJ mes during the prese n'
season promises TO be very brisk.
c. D. Gil,en returned yest ard a!
FIR IN Omaha, where he was cali~c
two weeks ago by the ser Gus i'll
ness OF his mother. She is st, l
very low. and II is considered onl!
a matter OF a short VIII lie until th'
md
The reproduction OF the famou
D1etz Bartle OF Cameron Dam
Known everywhere as one Of tn
most dramatic struggles ever mad
~ man for his rights. win b
shown In motion pt6tures a. In
opera house Saturday evenine
with . lecture BY Lssas J. D.etx.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
Always on Top
KING PHILIP FLOUR

Miss Julia Talledee spent sun
Ray at Midland.
Geraniums and pansy plants at
the ) and o. Store.
For Sale-Open buggy and single
harness. Enquire "a, Review Of
nce.
We are In the market for good
farm loans. Fist State Bank Of
Philip.
i.dw. A. Lins left Tuesday
night on b"sine tllp to Brook
inss
.Wanted-To hire man and wife
TO do chores and keep house on
farm. Inquire at Review Office. 2tf
Van V. Reeves, of Rock Island
owner OF . me property in
this county, is In the city TO look
after his Interests.
On Friday evening. April 14th,
an entertainment followed by a
lunch will bs given at the chur b a
Grindst one Everybody invited.
lG0 acres of land and buildings
in sections 70 and 30-l N-20 for
sale cheap. Address A. L. Emond
4l57 W. 2S St. Chicago, Ill. TIA
Mrs. VI. Crust returned Saturday
morning from nine days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Coye, and
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wray. near ks
doka.
+. C. Huss and daughter, Mercy
came down from their home neal
Pedro Saturday, the latter going L
Pierre, where she is attending
high school, after spending th'
spring vacation period a. home.
J. F. Pancake, OF South Omaha
arrived on the special freight Sat
lrday evening with a carload O
IN igrant go de. He is u son In Ia
+ D. S Curfman, the postmas' e
a. Smith, and viii locate on th'
Curfulsln place.
From the Pierre Capita'-Journa
We learn lat Dr. ~ p. Gearhar
formerly located In Philip. is no'
loeated at Tamld o. Mexico He Ia
recently purchased haf interes
n the American hospital in tha
city
Guy II. Walio, clerk OF COURT
has returned to his homo nea
Ottumwa from Minneapolis. wher
he has been in hospital 70
treatment for several weeks. 1t
expsated that his condition. whici
- somexhat weak from hs col
finement. wiA allow him to be N
tendaaee q court here next week.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13

More light for less money. G..
4 Lamb sells EN- 4Otf
Mss lLbbie liarker, of Midland
vas The guest of M IS Julia Tai
dae Monday.
Tile local Overland agenoy sold
one Of their "15'i Overlands TO T.
Z keystr. Of Smith, during the
80. week
For Sale Northwest quarter Sec
-ion 25-2 y -23, Iiaakon county.
Terms reasonable. \. ferguson,
WAnnetL d. y. .. 3tp5
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
The Bielski Farm Loan
Company of Philip can make
your farm loan and furnish
you money on short notice.

J F Basford S children, who
have been here for the past three
weeks. left The first # the week
+ tEfir homes, Mrs. e. + Huff
Aan going TO Kansas City Sunday
nigh. and Ms. A. J. Boarns and
]. F Basford, Jr, to Lewisto.n,
Mont, Monday morning.
For Sale-Span of mares, weight
abou' 2400. five and seven years
old. black and well matched. both
heavy IN foal by imported norman
-rse. WIZ be sold reasonable If
AIKEN within next sixty days In
quine Of R s. O'Neal, Philip. nr
VIII Mann at Topbar. 4t4
Mrs. A. s. Anderson invited
'nmber Of friends TO spend Sat
arday evening at her home. un-
known TO Mr.. Anderson, and their
arrival was a complete surprise TO
him II developed that that was
h-hday and the visitors help
ID him 70 celebrate the anniversary
most heartily A very pleasant
evening IS reported.
Mrs Anderson Michael and Mrs.
O. X. Whitney entertained the two
Junior classes of the Presbytnr a n
Sunday school on Saturday, with q
hayrack ride to the Michael place
east OF the city. where the day
vas enjoyed in picking flowers,
eating dinner IN picnic style and
aEng a coed time generally.
R p Fair hid arrived on the
special freieht from Spencer, Iowa
late Saturday with a carload of
enlf grant go Dis and stock lie vii
Dcate on one Of the MeQu Lien
p,ao es, nor heast Of the city. II ;
family arrived Tuesday morning
and are occupying ore # the r "a
cottages until the buildines on the
farm are arranged 20 admit their
motf ns there.
In conversation with Postmaste
II. J Mcmahon We learn that tie
| eceipts Of the local poscMfioe va;
very close to $1,000 for the year
ending Anil lst. On this amour,
the government vin base the ga !.
ary OF the pos'master for the
year beginning July 1a, and ,ht
business calls for a raise OF 500
making tile salary $500 for tn
year. This Is as hi 9Th salary a.
has ever been paid TO a PhiliT
postmaster. ard ind cates tha
business at Uncle Sans lra
bransi is very nearly as great 81
volume as il has ever been
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
DR.. S. M. KYDE
Physician & Surgeon
Eyes sTested-t,las,es Fitted
Philip. South Dakota
Philip. South Dakota.

The Battle Of Cameron Dam
Saturday night
Children's hats from 50 cents
up at Lambs
For sale-sewing ma hine. En-
Quire at this office.
See the First State Bank about
your farm loans Favorable terms
Money for farm loans. Write
VIM j Mundt, Pierre, s. D.
24-tf
Ned Rhnntng purchased a Ford
car the past week from the local
agency.
We have number Of quarters
for lease throughout Haakon coun-
ty. Haakon County Abstract Co. 4t4
Have you got that new Easter
hat If rnot. call and see the
display at Lambs g Everything the
very latest.
Five sets Ct second hand har-
ness and some collars for sah,also
two sets Of new hand made harness
Jake Weber. 7tp2
Sheriff Fred H. Root is now the
owner of the Brando on properly, op-
3oslte the court house, having pur-
chased il last week.
take this opp. rtundty TO ex-
press my appreciation for the
help given me TO win the mano in
the Philip Weekly Review votin z
contest Audrey Waldo, Ottumwa a. !.
s. D.
Glare and Harold Ahenburg were
arrivals yesterday from Wisconsin
and are gu ests at the home of
lr and Mrs. A. l.. Anderson The
first and Mrs. Anderson are
trotler and sister.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
EDW. A. LINS
THE LAND MAN
Buys, sells and trades the
Earth and eUerything on it

Read the ad Of the sims auc-
ton sale in another columna and
plan to attend.
Get my rates on farm loans No
second mortgages any more. II. B..
Fisiar. PA
New hats arriving every few
daHs. Call and see them. Mrs. c.
A. Lamb
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
Strawberry plants Dunlap 100
'tr SOC, 500 for $500. NJ. w.

Strawberry plants Dunlap 100
f'r 5Gr, 500 for 5000 NJ. w.
Peters, Philip. 5tp4
A few evenings ago. when G. NJ.
Johnson went into his dark room.
located in the cedar Of his house.
TO develop some films. he had or-
oaaon to place his hand on a
shelf over a door, and to his amaze
meIst heard whir of a rattle
srake, wafch upon investigation he
found TO be making itself Gun
Portable upon the shelf. 1t crawled
out of sight behind some OF the
stuff i'm the room, and the John
son family, pending its reappear-
anse, are maj n aiming policy OF
watohful waiting.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
Want to sell your land?
For a quick deal see Will r.
Walpole, Philip, S. D.

. ~ ~
Arrange your dates nov so that
YOU will be present az the married
folks dance at the opera house
Philip. April 2ith .t4
D w FEack, OF Springfield, was
an arrival thfs morning, 20 lork af-
ter matters pertaining TO crops ng
the cultivated land on his place IN
Hay Draw.
For Sale--An outIot on the hill
o5x300 feet Loo ated just north Of
the school house Offer II for the
nest thirty days for s125 J. VI.
Totman, Az S. Dakota Av., Sioux
Falls, s ID. STA
| have some inquiries for
cheap lands. Parties who wish
to sell please give me list OF
property and ] viii work on it.
T.. +. Walden Philip, S. d.
4Sl2t
Moving ii TER will Reproduce
fr local people the famous Wis
constn tragedy, he fight OF the
Diefz family AGAINST q 9 greed Of
great o-rpora' ion. Saturday night
o. the opera house.
For Sale or Ren-Tha SWI. Of
sec. 20, twp. r "a. VIII rent land
for grazing or hayn2 purposes. or
will s@n on easy terms. Make Of
fer. T'heo. p. Rehder, Berlin, Iowa.
f. c. Monfore, of SpringfI ED,
Who has some land interests in
this kealire. was an ART val here
to spend a few days looking al
er ;it property
La life insul ance as well as
i'm otIpr things the best is the
cheapest ] shall be pleased to
give figures. and sample policies
F.. +. Walden Agent. y. Y. Mu-
tual Life lns. Go. 4s-12t
Mrs. T. r. Haley, II MIles.Iile,
returned Monday from Cedar Ra-
| Dids. Iowa, where she was ca-Ied
so weeks preu ousiy by the death
I her mother A.She was a ~ 8
= the home Of Mr. and Ms T. J..
M,Guire wht.e IN the ity
p. +. Byrnes now has the
agency for the Mcleod Milking
Machine. which can be seen in
operation at his farm. THIS ma
nine is simple in construction
and requires no expert to in
stau it.
X. 8 Wroone, Of Pierre. arrived
today to relieve AL Anderson man
ger OF the %. al NJ ntener yard,
While Mr. Anderson takes far- Of
eae budGing operatic rs at his
york OF house 36x3s. TO be
3!siided into SIX r oms, is now up
On the Anderson piaoe. and ~ j.
~ rushed to completion.
Be sure and register before
April 18th, for the registra a., on
Jerks close their part OF the
work that day. and return the
books to the county and!tor. OF
sonSe there are methods and
means provided whereby yo1 mas
regiser after that date, but as
eng as you have 10 register any
ay, il you want TO vote fn the
primares. il will be mu better
and nicer and aSer for YOU II
YOU rea Ter before that tina.
. Sheriff Root. in letter from
: friend IN one Of tie coast sa'es
advise d Of the dearh Of John
palstrom, former neighbor or Mr
,oot in the Lucerna rountry, al
Ontario, California, rRo week:
4-o. Tie writer states that tn
neral IN that town Vas one Of IN
gest ever held there, and that
ads Of flowers were N eviden'
J Death occurred from typhoid pn@u
monia. Deceased, during his res
. lcnse in this set on, worked IN
his city al the carpen,er trade
! nd will be remembered by mann
az a splendid young fellow.
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Miss Erin Blaiherwick Of Amarillo
Is a guest OF Mr. and Mrs Tom Smith
and Mrs. Mamie Rohde.
Mrs. J. J. Blaske and son Of Lake
Charles. La. are on visit TO her
mother. Mrs Verna Kotch.
Mrs r. Il. Battle. Jr. left yestir'
day afternoon for Waco to visit rela'
tiyes.
County Tax Collector W. / We.
CuIouph returned 10 his office today
after being confined to his home by
illness for several days.
Mr.. II. l.. Hirch. representing tho
Houston Motor Car Company a
Houston. is spending a few days In
the city. Mr.. Hirch IS demonstrating
the big eight-cylinder King car and
will likely establish an agency here
for the same
Geo. W. Smith returned yesterday
from a visit to his wife at San An
cello.
The Young Mems club Of this city
has organized a baseball team and
, will be ready for their opening game
some time next week. 4 wrestling
and boxing team has already been
organized and they are receiving In.
structions from Athletic Director O.
l.. Strickland.
| LOST at revival tent this morning.
skeleton brooch. set with three
small diamonds. Finder please notify
Mrs. p A. Tardy Phone 1881
Henry Beurger. who recently re-
ceiyed 81 900 from the Carnegie Hero
Commission for rescue work during
the 1913 flood is building a neat six
room franc dwelling In the north
eastern part OF the city.
Fire Chief c. r. Jenkins Of the city
fire department, who has been quite
| m for several days. Is able to be up
and receive his numerous irlehds Nho
have called to see him.
Miss Annie Bell ratte went TO
Waco today TO visit relatives.
Theo. Miller. superintendent OF
public construction, T. $. govern
mem, went to Marlin today on bust
ness
Two new street lights are being
ardel 10 thc street lighting system
ono at the corner Of Ventures gro
Gerry store in the northwestern part
Of the city and the other at the cor
ner of the residence Of s II. Frank
lin on washington Avenue.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
MEN WANTED FOR
CIVIL SERVICE
Examinations to Be Held Here Next
Month Offer Exceptional
Opportunities.

Several civil service examination
will be held In Bryan next month
Some OF them offof exceptional co.
portunities for men and women who
are skilled In some kind OF work.
The government offers an eXcep-
tional opportunity to young men be-
tween the ages OF l6 and rs years
with an inclination for the mechar
zeal by the examination for the posi-.
ton OF shop apprentice at a salary
Of $3.50 to $40 per annum.
Other examinations to be held IN
this city are:
Assistant alloy chemist mem. age
q to 90. Salary $3.50 per year.
Heating and ventilating engineer
and craftsman tmenl, age over is
years. Salary $1,000 per year.
Instructor In pattern making and
foundry work Cmen). age between q
and 50. Salary $500 per year.
Head nurse. operating femalel
axe q to 40. Salary $3.50 per year
and all expenses.
OH gauger tmenl. age 20 TO 40
Salary $1,000 per year
& Market station assistant linen ano
women. age u to -. Salary $1,000
10 sl.lOO per year
Grazing assistant tmenl. age 20 to
30. Salary $1,000 per year.
Laboratorian. qualified In cleo
trical science (menl. age over 20
Salary $3.50 per diem.
Laboratory aid in chemistry and
physics linen and womenl' age Is "a
25. Salary 5000 to 5000 per year.
Entomologlcal inspector (menl. axe
q to 40. Salary $1,000 to Si.7iO pei
year.
The local board Of civil service ex
aminers consists Of r. A. Cloud. W
IH. Myers and S. +. DeMaret.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
MxElco's PROBLEM.

Every good American citizen. and
there are mighty few Of the other
sort. will wish for a restoration OF
peace and fair measure OF prosper
ity in our sister republic OF Mexico.
The task before the authorities is a
most difficult one. There are con
flicting interests of an almost ire
concilable nature. Possibly the UNI
DERIVING cause of all the trouble lies
In the fact that the country is owned
by the comparatively few. and some
OF these are aliens. Possibly there are
fifteen millions OF people In Mexico,
and yet the country IL owned by some
six thousand families. with the val
liable mineral output flowing regu-
larly to foreigners. A condition like
that is necessarily a breeder OF reyo-
luton. The task before Carranza
and those who shall come after him
in the exercise OF authority is that of
a wider distribution OF the land. In
addition to this is the task OF Kidding
the country OF alien ownership. Mex
leo should belong to Mexicans In ever
increasing numbers. Mexican wealth
should go into the pockets OF Mexican
citizens. Until these results are at
tanned. the dove of peace is going Il
find II difficult to lodge there per
manently. But we are told that the
people themselves are not capable o.
governing themselves. II we admit
as much the fact yet remains thai
Justice must prevail or Turbulence
will ensue.-waco Times-llerald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
CAKE DEMONSTRATION.
Novel Spectacle Seen at Parker'Assin
Hardware store.

Novel Spectacle Seen at Parker'As''n
Hardware store.
The concluding feature OF the
weeks demonstration OF the Majestic
Range held by Frank Brackin and as
slstants at the Parker-Astin Hard
ware store last week was out OF the
ordinary and something never seen In
Bryan before. According to the pub
lished announcement, mammoth
cake. something like three feet
square and six inches thick was
baked in the Majestic and was perfect
in all respects. After being taken
from the stove the cake was placed
between two boards and laid on the
floor. Then a long board, 2Nl2. was
placed over the whole and twenty
people stood on this board and the
cake was literally mashed as flat as a
pancake"
After the pressure -yas removed the
cake quickly resumed Its original pro
portions and was as perfect as wher
first taken from the range. II was
then cut into large, luscious SLICE
and served to the crowd who witness
ed the demonstration and greatly en-
loved by each and every one.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

our German-American citizens are
for Germany as between the imperial
government aud the allies, but they
are for the United States as between
this government and Germany. Lot
us indulge the hope that the loyalty
OF these our friends. our neighbors.
our brothers. may never be put to the
supreme test
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
hotel Bryan Arrivals.

n. T. Killough. NacogdoChes
Hugh l.. DAWSON. Hubbard city
". H. Noble. Houston.
Frank Sachs. ST. Louis.
W. II. Lloyd, Houston.
J. b. Edwards. Houston.
l.. II. Brooks. Houston.
James Dawson. Houston,
W. l.. Martin, San Antonio.
]. l.. Weller. Corsicana.
r.. A. brandt, Rnckdnle.
l.. g. Wollensilk. Houston.
S. n. Wallis, Houston.
w. G.. Fan. Dallas.
Fred NJ. Court Houston.
5. VI. Gibson. Houston
J. p. Miller, Cincinnati.
Fred l.. Edwards, Dallas.
T. f. Eyerette. New York.
$. +. Clark. Fort Worth.
A. Millen. Orange.
NJ. Saller. Dallas.
W. G.. Huffman. Jr.. Fort Worth.
J. r. Beck. Houston.
Theo Miller. Washington.
Abe Edel. Houston.
j. y. Weems. Houston.
l.. !. Enron. san Francisco.
$. l.. Rosenthal. Ennis.
A. 4. Rogers. Dallas.
II. s. Houseman. Houston.
Herbert c. Ford San Antonio.
]. W. Graves. Houston.
NJ. I. Evans. Jewett
r. d. Price. Houston. .I
Roy Zimmerman. Atlanta.
j. ". Eyetts. Ennis.
T. II. Sanford. Nayasota.
X. +. Deis, Houston.
G. Il. Coke. Caldwell.
G. y. Oliver. Caldwell.
j. S. Ballard. Chicago
j. W. Mcfarland. Mineral Wells.
II. l.. Hirsoh. Houston.
T. A. Gray Dallas.
II. II. Rutherford. Austin.
d. VI. Pinkston. Houston.
Y. p. Crawford. San Antonio.
W. S. smith. Marlin.
b. y. Wilson. Waco.
Chas. Rosenthal. Waco.
]. J. Dwyer Chicago.
Ben $. Pulitzer. New York.
J. d. Cabiniss. Houston.
J. VI. Morgan, Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. y. Runge, lloust'
A. +. Tuck. Bedias.
T.. ID. Dunman. Waco.
W. II. Sanger. Waco.
r. NJ. McFeman. Houston.
Sam r. Book. Houston.
W. o. Avis. ST. Louis.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
SEARCHING THE COUNTRY,

The manufacturers OF Ross Dead
Quick" Spray are searching the
country for an insect It will not kill
If insects are in your home. ON your
plants. shrubbery. vegetables. among
your poultry, this spray will destroy
them.
Sold In Bryan by ]. jenkins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

The guaranty rund deposit law or
the state OF Texas was made TO pre-
tect the small depositor against posi-.
bic loss OF his or her savings This Us
your bank and we invite YOU In use Il
FIRST state Bank and Trust Com
nany. Guaranty Fund Bank.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

FOR SALE SOS acres o. iard we'll
fenced. six houses, go acres field
balance pasture. two wells and two
sprlngs. over $50 acres bottom land
Located eight miles from Bryan and
four miles from College. Prize $50
rer acre: easy terms. J. w. Bats
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

The sword Of Damocles is-suspend'
ed above the diplomatic relations
cord binding the United States and
Germany.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

First Kid-"we got piano at our
house" Second Kid-"so've we. we
got ours on the insolvent plan. =
Boston Transcript.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

Pin money is hard to provide TOT
those wives who persist in buying
diamond pins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

Every time we are threatened WIN
rain. a norther comes along and
blows Il to Kingdom Come. =