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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
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 .Bc.9zsp~<: !B4sy GaM Sto~< Toys oys--T
Bring the Riddles to Our Busy Toy Shop in the Basement

It's wonderful place, interesting to 'grown ups' we'll as children.
 See what wonderful things the boy can build with the erector toy bridges towers mls Ferris wheels Then have mechanical toys trains of that go at high speed in fact everything that old Saint made has been brought us and at prices that will suit most every purse. Below few of the many playthings are offering.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

MANY PRISONERS TAKEN.
 London, Dec. 7-Since the hostili- ies against Rumania began, 100, ,0O0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Jacques S. Halle or New York, who died two weeks ago, left an estate val ued at $1,O00, 600.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Cedric c. Smith of Bay City was elected captain of the 1917 football eleven of the University of Michigan. 2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Girls Will Surely Want Some of These
 Go-Carts, full range of styles and sizes 39c to S2, so Dolls Furniture Sets, dining room and bed room
 25c, 48c, 98c Dolls Wardrobe Trunks. strongly constructed
 soc to S1 .46 Dolls Washing Sets, consist ing of wringer, wash board, clothes rack, basket and tub
 48c and 98c set Character Dolls Dressed as Dutch boys and girls in their various colored costumes and wooden shoes. Come and see them. 98C to S2 .9S Baby Dolls, that are unbreak- able, 25c, 40c, 9SG
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

bei0e, @ilo gnu mig at uofsre ! De
IS 9lar, ieg BAR Dos e0er. llno-
IfpIo,' at ies life ifriper til buer en-.
felt. iom iee gerne uilOe, min SiO
tiIlooer oct life. 9Den Der er / 6la-
oemaaI al ianme 5tsrrelie iom
Jiep gorf 9itp; noooer bette itore
9erritorinm boer port 5oIf ipreOt.
Seq bar MenigbeosmeOlemmer Der
Dor % Dbl ira airfen, men enooa
6oer %irOeufor DGitp 9imits@, 6elOig
bis gaor Der Sporbogn.
iii genner iieru % npr, Gan.
%iferen"s aeoaftsr. % Oens 2aiere
ien0er min 8amilie og ieg Dor beo.
ite Silien % gnifet ON ct glnoeIigt
o. peIiienet mt anr I Seiu Raon.
:, Der fan be0e, ihilfom os Tor 3aa.
oens Srone.
e0ers / SUBS 8iaes arbei6e iorb.
81. Sanen.
2090 8eit 29t6 Ctr, COS AngeIes.
California.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

9porai oct bl. a. irenlgif, at MeO.
IenlsantaIlet M par PIG, % at
Gegnifabet balancereoe meo 2340
Ser. ri De TO lloitiainger Otter.
aaret 6aooe Sob. AobOes iparet
be0it til 5orDentningerne, meoens
Gan0reu0itiaingen baO0e giDet I'm
0erif10. Iaffet ppre bl. a. 8Draas
0ets 8eIoilie bar 9lanen ON at iaa
reiit en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M
iifret. Aftiefapitdlen BAR nnilaaet til
ca. 10000 Ser, og Ielp ON en- Del
berai enOnn life bar tegnet, oil0e
Den SiOe al Sagen n9ppe boIOe
8anifeligbeoer. Ger bar inoleoet
6orbanolin9er ON Samnrbei0e me0
9barlotten6org Q ll0Itiain9en og Oen
irie ll0itiaing, Ser begge bap6e It'll
let iig imeoefommenoe. Eli 6oraa.
ret, I. @fs. / Wiai ban6e0e man at
f1nne arrangere 6oreningens igrite
5oraarSu0itiaing. I'll 9eitprelien
genDnlgtes @~rosierer aan1pnan1
Observation-Disclosures ilutte0e meo
9ortfooning til Me0Iemmerne al s
al 4oreuingen anIfaffe6e aunitp9r.
J
II gSuueltgp". - en enlig Spa.
ierenoe tom iorleOen bitten 9ennem
gtD 2itergaoe / agbenbapr, on ct
9iegnitgl bar paa lit S6ieite. WteO
ct bleO ban itoniet al en- Wtano, Der
ollffe0e irem ct eller an0et Ste0 /
Vigrfet. - Yil De life fgbe en-
Bling, buiifeoe Den ufen0te en-
meo 9riaanter? 9an ltlloieoe.
SO, lao mig ie, bpao oct er, De bar.
- Saa gaar ri mo % 6anoler /
Ell Bort, boor in9en fan ie oS. Dc
imutte0e ino / en- Op9ang, o9 Bril-
la%ntbanOleren trnf Ell Sling OPP al
6ratfelommen. ~ 9egte @ul0, ior-
floreoe ban, og Stenen er ogiaa goo
-. &c berl 9an foo Den GLIDE
ne0 oDer ell 9tloe / @ooeoeren.
Hitd, ia9oe BET, iom naar man
ifGrer meo Ell Claimant. = SOao
ifal ieg gioe ior Den &ing2 -
aroner ta8er ieg fun, men ioa ma
Sc looe mig life at gaa paa asii-
i%tentsbuiet eQer paa a%ontorerne nteo
Den De ierite 3 Tiger. - Eat, tpnf.
tie Manoen Der bar oi Slioeltnoen.
90 ban iaa 1000 blanfe aroner
for fig. ll0en pioere tog ban Bril-.
lont6anoleren / 9rapen og ilpbte
BAN ben til YoIitibetienten paa
Siernet. - 8enne Wono bar til
bit0t mig Smpffer. gr oct life be.
ore at ie liot n9rnlere paa bam2
9iiren elf iielge g. E." til anto.
nignoes Fertilization, og / aontorets
ifnrpe 20s piite Den mpitiife Bril-.
Iantbanoler fig booeoiageIig at be
itao al Binlter, ct tor p~iIifet Oper.
flag % en- blaarso Qpie - og
bans 9riaanter blep til @lasperler
i Sn0fatnin9 al gpl0ent off. Sans
An9it for, at altn6en IfulOe 9na pnn
G%sifitentsbuiet ener pao aontorerne
meo Rin9en, bunoe0e nof | noget
belt anOet, emo iomme aun0e bop-
oe tpnft. GetfprSiabeoen pnn6t oog
alioepel en- SER: u9%riaantbono-
Ieren~ bliper tiltaIt ior ulopli9 Ont
lsben meO 8orer.
IHl-(ea N- Ql-YI-r "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
0leftrieitetcn paa 0oloima.Ganen

= Gen itore @leftricitetSplan ior
aoloing G9nen, Der ior nogen Si0
iioen itranoeOe, bleo iorleOen after
tnget op til Grsitelie melem 9nno-
30 . llopalget % &epreientanter ior
aoloing 9p iamt 9roiesior Hiing.
Get lpffeoes at opttoa en- Oberens.
fomit, bporeiter 9onOboerne Ifal
onnne ct anoelSieIifnb, ser bpgger
9eoningerne lige til oct Ssiipen-
o%i1iasprrf, ion bpgees / 6orbinoel-
Ic mco aoloine @leftricitetspGrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26


man buffer ben, % oct par piitlof
Den ~alminOelige Wening, at oct bele
par en- ipoif Sommeripeg. So8en
or Oog enonu / 9ioe, ioet aunitbano.
Ter Rat5on ira aebenbaon iorIe-
ben par / 3anoers, bpor 9iIleoet
en6nu er Dos 9ogbanOler Bergen,
oa iif Sbien tilfalot. Ratban, Der
/ Sn0lano iont ltoIano anies for en-
tor almitfenoer, bGpoeoe, at Bill
leoet eiter al SnnoiDnli9beo par Ell
pate Hembranot. Der er taget 80.
toaroii al gille0et, % Rat6an oil
M un0erisge Sa9en nprnlere Jam.
men me0 autoriteter / 6ooeOitooen.
Rntbans iioite 0no til Sogneio9e.
ben / Somtalen | Hanoers bar iipl.
ne y9anoerS genitrebl. a at Bill.
feoet / bert Sab life oifoe brinae
lin giermanO noaen lioen Gum.
Hettens @ei or lana. gn 2an0.
mnn0 paa 9rprnp @gnen til6ptte0e
fla / Mai Maone0 en- @oie, ser be0
Sanoelens afilutnine bIeo Gooet,
at ifnfoe falpe ON en- Naaneo.
aOien fnlueOe igrit ire Maaneoer
efter 0auoelens aiilutning, boor.
Tor aeberen oeo gologiitsret iif
Splgeren iOsmt @ritatning. Or.
itatnipsfraDct ftr0e imiofertio is.
res piOere tilbage, % apien fom ei.
terboau0en Tor ) 9oIogiitsretter
inoen man naaeoe oen Splger, Der
bnDoe Sfploen Tor Ben falife MI.
9iuelie. Sc man9e goloaiitsoom
mes Gmfoiminger er iielge sill.
feb. Pm" lsbet op til oper 200
SIR. 5bilfet er mere, emo apien
er ppro.
Cber Mnrimnlpriien. 9ierring.
bro anoelsilngteri loo Dos en- San0.
IenOe / aarbns noiplge gSman.
fs0~ til ar. 1.60 pr. ailogrom
men GA oct peo GoIitiets lln6er-
is1elie piite jig, at oct iaafalote
Smaafso" beitoo al TO 5r%eOieoele
MeIlenpulp % fun en- IreOieoel
alminoeliat SmaafsO, o. oa Wari-
malpriien ior ReIlemgulo er 10
IRE pr. ailogram, bleo Sla9teriet
ifenot en- 0goe pna 20 SIR. Gen
p~aagel6en0e aarbuS6anolen0e, Der
eiter oct Oplpite bapoe toilet pda
Slagteriet. Hap meo Ell A%ODnricl.
@Gitcrne flpgteoe. 6ru Beter.
len. ser oriper geien 9nfro, bar
iislge .Hibe Stiftst." paanp ooer
traaot 9eoGrterlooen ueo at ier-
pere ior 9pens 9orgere. "a Eoli.
tibetienten i%orleoen fom ben til
aroen, ilp9teoe Here agteoe 8eien.
iere no al SfGnfeihten; men BE
tienten haIeoc Dem inc o. iii Ooer.
trrOelien fonitateret. Si6ite @ona
betnlte Gprtinoen 100 ar. t 9e-
DC, o. Satiten pIeier at pere, at
9eoen ioroobIes.
ara oct msrfe anrbns. @n 9eq-
temono / anrbus fom ~forle0en
itprft berIiet bicm; On ban iaa i'm
Some ligge paa @iilpet % paoife.
iparfeoe ban benoe bnnnligt | 81
ben, oa "a aonen ienere paa Nj.
telien paanD fofn / bans Rprbeo,
gap ban benoe ct IGueIlag | an.
iigtet. aonen forloo M Siemmet
Tor at bente Goliti, men iortreo
oct m10er geis % penote ON. 8eo
i'm 5ilbn1efomit iarot BUN imioler
ITO Tsren lnnIet % mGrfeoe, at Der
trGngte 9rnnolugt no ira Seilig.
beoen. Manoen bopoe i jim beruieoe
5ilitnno pGltet 2nmpen og en-
0llgge meo ct to Mnnneoers Barn,
OF GA 0llitruen ue0 jim tlaorige
Cdtters SiGIp par fommen mo |
2eiligbe0en, infrot bun ManOen io-
pen0e og SpGObarnet li9genoe No.
gent poo @uluet. Saa loo aonen
7ntteren bente goliti, og I'LL ito.
Der Manoen | 9lrreiten. meoens Sii.
itriieu bar in09ipet aniegnine ON
Expiration.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

iaaet. Do @runoen til, at Oen oct
belle taget bar laOet Jig 6ere iioen,
mener Mauoen, er, at Ssniene %
6iiglene Dor not en- Del al oct
iaaeoe 6re, iaa Der er blepet en-
gei, 40 6Dilfen Seren funse font
me mo ill Sniet uoen at fonme
ooer noget al bet Oi%6nnoerIige 5re.
Der blioer III iGOnlig iaaet 5rg; og
Man6en tror, ifelae a6oIit. Gag
bIao1 iu!et o9 iait paa. at MI oil
9anfningen 6sre op. 9lt bette er
Ifet / aaret 1915 ire Nil ut for
8olitebro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
SntereSiant Dom.


giorOe ct febenbapnlf aftieieIifnb
peo ell Sagisrer | Belle llolGg / ell
8ognmnnos eien0om o1 2eien al
oenne. 2eieren, en- a~fbolospprt. bleo
unoerrettet oml ll0l9gget og opfor-
oret til ir%enitioigt at betale 9eien til
Sngfereren; men ban betalte nllige.
bel til 8ognmanoen, og IftieielIfa-
bet iagisgte BAN iaa til at betale
2eien igen til bette. 6etten fom ifsl.
&c Belle q. Solfebl." iii oct He-
%illtnt, at ieln ON De betolte 2eie.
iumaler ierit par forfaIone eiter
Observation-Disclosures 5oretagelie, ino
maatte Ifbolospprten ooa nntages
at BABE p9ret | lin 9ooe Get til at
betole 2eien til 8ognmanben, oo @f.
tieielffdbet life bnpoe faoet Glen.
oomnen irbIagt til @bminiItration,
boorfor @ognmanoen itooig trcos
llblegget maatte betrogtes iom Den,
Der operfor 2eieren bar raaoig ODER
9eieforboIoet. Ifbolosp9rten blep
oerfor irifiinoet, os Snaens Omfoit-
ringer poaIasoes Nftieielifnbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
6beltoits Sinanier.
e6eItoft

9praao 6ebanoleOe iorIeoen 9uo9et-
tet for set fommenoe 9lar. Ger ifal
uoifripes ca. 10000 Str. / Stat,
6piIfet err 5000 ar. mere emo | gnr.
Stigningen falOer ppientlig pan
6attig., aloerooms. og Sfoleppien.
Otter Snoitiaing ira @asoerfsuo-
polget peotog mon at neoiette Bri.
len paa @osfofes ira $50 til 1870
Ore pr. &eftoliter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
st Barns 9ieonina.

st Barns Geoning. - On file
Biae bnoOe iorleOen oooet ii9 no
pna Sien oDerg olograpen paa Gbri.
l%tinnsbnpn og par ounpet i9ennem.
Sun par peo at orufne, oa en- urig
Nan0. 6. 9orien. SIN al Sfotsi.
banoler 9. pan amagerbrogaoe
l2t, blep opmrrfiom pao Den iore-
iuloe Situation, boori bun beinnot
Zig. San LOB no paa Sien, men
ialOt ielu igennem, fort isr ban
n1neoe no til Den lille gige. )
tpue Minitter lnn ban iislge n9tatt. "
% fpmpeoe for at boloe iig opeil
@anoe - og / Den Iio opmlntre.
&c ban itaoia Den lille Bige til life
at aipe iortabt. enOelig par man IN.
oe ira 2ano bleoen opnlgrfiom pan
Den Sitnation, bDori De TO Wennes
fer beian6t iig, % lit ifirot ct Bar
LANCE Stiger no til Dem. 8eo Siplp
al Dem blep ioapel Barnet iom oen
llnge Waano reooet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
Gn nnnfin 6namnnn.

Gn oDatig Snsmano. - Den 81
oarige Slismono SIR. 3opn al Saa.
iltm Corp peo Sfiue fit forleoen oeO
en- Population, Der bf. a. beitoo al
Sailing 9anoboforenings 6ormano,
5oIfetbingsmnno Sans Rielien,
operrnft Oct fgl. 2nnobusbolonings.
ieIifabs Sslobpaer for 9anoboilio.
5or ct Bar aor iioen tit ban De
ipoife 2nnoboforeningers Selome.
Bale. SIR. Hopns 2onobrug ON.
fatter fiin 2 Cor. 0nno; menn Den.
ne YIet Sor6 bar ban oprfet iaa
go0t, at ban life nlene ii0en i'm
llngoom bar bait tilitrpffeligt til
2ipets Opbol6, men enoogiaa bar
fuinet lpgge ino meget paa 4ilte.
bumoe1, at ban bar funnel tilbringe
lin MI0eroom uoen %sfonomiIfe De
fDrlriflger. ynd Sdling Ggflen
bar ban Den isrite Wano, Der be-
gpnote rationel 8rsapl. Gbr. Robns
Dpgtiebeo err Ina meset mere be-
mGrfeliespnroig, iom ban iioen fit
tien6e @ar bar peret ioogelig pnn
@run0 al en- SofteIfooe.
Mar6as 9nnitfOremina. aar-
biis a1lnitforening afboIot forleoen
GARLIC @enernlforinmling paa Maab-
buffet. Sfteoet for ben frabrrenoe
Gormanb, Observation-Disclosures, at
TooAe Qnnc Wrotrrupr W~prptuittopu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
Zen flose Stone pioite Gaab.

Den floge Some bibite Gaab.
Mntoen pnn Seoe4ggnen 2it ior
Solitebro. Der ior en- Sio iioen rel.
tie til Den nfloae aone" paa Sim.
merldno Tor at is1e &nao for Den
mnitiife 9nnfen paa @iioerne, pr M
nenot tilboge. Zen ofloge Some"
gap bnm noget 6rs, Tom ban iflIoc
itrs rliiot omfring Sulet, ina full.
DC ganfningen nof bsre op. Sisl.
&c benoes llotaIelie ifuI0e oct Dor.
re en- Ser, Der banfeoe paa Ru9er.
ne. @rnnoen til, at Der life bar
noget at ie, mar Der blep banfet,
bar, at Seren funoe gsre liz uipn.
li1. Zen floge Some ran0eoe Wnn-
ben til at pGre forligtia poo Siem-
peien, GA ban ifulbe faloe, fer ban
noneoc biem. Wmoen beuGgeoe iia
oaiaa meo iaa6m 5oriietiebeo, al
oct toa fire Dsgn for BAN at rel.
fe ira osoitsr til lit Stem. San
unoaif 6a ogian at ialoe, liee til
ban naaeoe fit Sus, Der faIot ban i
Msrfnineen, iaa lang ban Dor, ouer
Ssnietrnset. Den floae qones Orb
ait ogiaa | OpfpIoeIie. Zen mpiti-
ffe Vonfnina err M omtrent for
I~uttnoen. Den bar fun lnoct iia
bere Ell @ans, iioen 5rset bier
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
Border Is Expeetant.
tBy Ass0ciassd Press.l

Fl Paso, Tex. April i3.-The border
awaited expectantly today the United
States answer TO Carranza's note,
knowing that the situation was
fraught with startling possibilities.
with the population OF a majority Of
the towns along the border largely
Mexican. and with the Mexican towns
well garrisoned by carranza soldiers
across the river. Everything possible
is heing done to safeguard the Ameri.
can side. Nineteen thousand troops
from San Diego have been called to
Brownsville on the edge and prepared
for all eventualities. Carranza has
preceded his note. the officers de-
clared. with military preparations, and
the reports that the de factos are in
position TO cut the American commu.
nications are received as truth.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
NEW LIGHTS TURNED ON.

The new ornamental lights on Main
street we're turned on last night for
the first time. and old Main was truly
great White Way" unsurpassed.
perhaps. by any city street In Texas.
except. possibly. broadway In Calves
ton. There are fittyIour OF the lights.
distributed ten to the block. five on
either side OF the street. and the strees
is perfectly illuminated from one end
to the other. The new lights will
burn until about midnight and the arc
lights will burn all night as hereto
fore. The new lights were seen by
the large crowds attending the revival
last night and elected the warmest
praise from all
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
CARRANZA SAYS WITHDRAW TROOPS
HE SAYS THEY ENTERED
WITHOUT PERMISSION

The Defacto President Asks the United States to
Get Its Troops out of Mexico and Says They
Went in Without Permission When They
Crossed the Border-No Opinion of the Note
Expressed at Washington but the Matter Will
be Negotiated the Meantime the Troops
Will Not be Withdrawn and Hunt for Villa
'SWill Continue Military Men Say This Ex.
plains the Action of Carranza Troops Along
the Border-They Think They Were Being
Quietly Placed Where They Could Act the
Quickest in Case OF Break With the United
States
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13


Washington. April i3.-carranzs. In
a note arriving al the Mexican en-
bassy today. asks the withdrawal sf
American troops from Mexico. The
note 10 understood to raise = new 10.
sue In the already complex situation.
the outcome OF which officials are
retieent to predict until they consider
the communication carefully and the
probable reply Of the United States.
ment contends the Americans crossed
the line without permission. and
should be Withdrawn until formal
compact 10 entered into between the
two governments.
In official quarters n was stated
the American troops would not be
withdrawn at present. and while the
question is being discussed the pur-
suit Of Vita will be continued with
renewed visOr.
Although Carranxa raised some side
issues. the administration oifieialt'
regard that his principle contention
was that the punitive expeditions OBJ
jeet has been accomplished, as far as
u could be, and that the villistas had
beer dispersed. The war department
officials say they have no evidences that
the bandit bands have been estsrmi-
mated.
State department officials took the
view Of the note to limit the Amsri-
cans stay.
% was announced the negotiations
would be conducted exclusively BY
Secretary Of State Lansing.
Military men regard the activity OF
carranza soldiers on the border and
In Chihuahua as explained. They as
sumo the carrsnzistas were quietly
being placed In position to be most
effective In case Of a break with the
Americans.
Until General Funston receives an
order from Washington, no change
will be made In the conduct Of the
Villa campaign.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
.LULL ON ALL FRONTS
Of THE EUROPEAN WAR
All Quiet for the Moment and no Attacks About
Verdun-No Operations Reported on any
Other Fronts s-Russan Schooner Tor.
pedoed and Sunk.
tBy Associated Pressi

London. April i3.-The verdun al.
tacks have subsidized for the moment
and there were no engagements Of
importance In that region last night.
the French official report said today
Elsewhere on the western front. as
well as along the Russian and Italian
battle lines. no operations OF import.
ance were recorded.
The Russian schooner Imperator
was torpedoea In the Mediterranean
Nine Of the crew. some Of them
wounded. were landed at barcelona
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
BIDS ALL IN.
rwen,y-one Fileo for Sure;ns Roads.
Be Opened lTomesrow.

Twenty-one Fileo for SuIfe;ns Roads.
Be Opened Tomorrow.
The bids on tn, rad Se.k to be
done on the Brazos cowuvy roads we're
received up to 10 o'clock this morning
twenty.one bids being received Every
bid was accompanied by certified
check for $4,000. as required by the
commissioners court. and County
Clerk Higgs states that he was re
ceiving $4,000 per minute for while
this morning. which Is a record for
his office. The bids viii not be open.
ed until o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The town is crowded with contractors
and the hotels are finding Il rather
difficult to accommodate the crowds
present
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
STARS WON MATCH.
Defeated the First Team In Closely
Contested Bowling Match.

The Bryan Star bowlers eyened mat
ters up last night with the Bryan first
team by winning one Of the most ex-
citing and most closely contested
matches ever rolled on the Bryan al
leys. The flnal score showed that the
stars had won by a majority Of "A
pins. the score being. Stars. 2.54o:
First team. 2.ise.
y. simpson OF the Star team was
the stellar performer Of the evening.
making the high score-225- and the
high average-lss-for the three
games. The match was well attended
and much enthusiasm was manifest
ed. The first match between the two
seams wssswon by the first team and
third match will be rolled in the
near future to decide the tie.
The scores OF the teams were as
follows:
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iers and either Mexican military
forces or the civilian population Of
Parral. the details OF which are un.
available. Consul Letcher Of Chihua.
hna sent a report quoting the com.
mander Of the Parral garrison. who
said the Americans appeared unher.
aided in the town. causing alarm
cnong the Mexicans who fired. the
Americans exchanging shots. The
Parral commander belittled the event.
Carranza's note caused no surprise
here.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
Americans and Mssisans Fight.
tBy Associated Press.l

San Antonio. Tex. April l3.-Gener'
al Funston received adyices today OF
an encounter between American sold
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as a pancake" They will then step
off, after which the cake VIII rise
again. assuming it's original form. II
will then be sliced and given to the
assembled throng to test its excel
lence. You should not miss this great
climax to demonstration week Of the
Majestic range.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
Villa Heard From.
tBy Associated Pressl

Torfeon. Mexico. April l3.-(Bulle-
tinl-villa Is believed to be at Ur.
bina's ranch at Las Nieves. south Of
Rosario. Durango It was reported
he is heading toward the Nazes River.
in the direction OF Contreras' and Cen.
iceros' bandits.
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GREGORY AGAINST
THE REVOLUTION
Does Not Believe for the Public Inter.
est TO Disclose Standard oil
investigation.
lBy Associates Press.I

Washington. April 13.-Attorney
General Gregory told the senate to-
day II would be incompatible to the
public interest to disclose the infor-
nation OF the department OF justice
In the Investigations into the Stand.
ard Oil. This is taken TO forecast
some furthrr Developments in con
nection with the gasoline rise.
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Mexican Officials Not Surprised.
TBy Associated Pr.s.l

II Paso. April 13.-Nlexican officials
we're not surprised at Carranzas
note today. Army officers would not
discuss the question Should the
troops be recalled Il would require
three or four weeks until the las, man
crossed.
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Some Of the bachelors OF England
seem to be lacking In other kinds Of
nerve as well as the kind IL takes TO
get Earnsd.-charleston News and
coarier.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-13
German Note Received.
tBy Associated Press.l

Abf Na9eNfAA"e AfNsHl
Washington. April i3.-The German
note on the Sussex and other subma.
rine cases was received at the state
department today, II probably will
be laid before President Wilson and
Secretary OF State Lansing before
night.
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Madam-iIaye you any references
The French Maid Zee husband OF zee
lady where | last worked he give me
an automobile le-Life.
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Miss Jane Adams says she does
not know enough to be mayor As u
mayor had to know anything
Washington Herald.