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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

The Board Of Health and the CITY
Commissioners are planning TO make
airmont the healthiest city in the
United states. The death rate Tor past
year Is the remarkable one Of II3 per
thousand Of population. The local health
officials are confident that even this car
De reduced by the use OF the proverhial
ounce OF prcvention.-Fairmont West
Nlrginlan.
william 4. Wallace butchered his biz
Union. Monroe county. February ; T'n-
net weight OF the great porkcr was S25I.
bounds-its gross weigh 900 poana,-
one OF the hams weighed s. pounds.
This. says the Monroe Waterman Ma
fl9uably The largest h0g Ia West Nir.
months.
state house friends OF L. s Echois
cHlei clerk in the tax commIssiO de
par tin , are CONCENTRATING him over
500 news hc D. received from Boans
monstrous gas well has jest been struck.
j ht new susher De- reported good for
90 .,''...gVv CUBIC lytt or natural
consisting OF Mr.. EChols and nvp ass
so'idtes. but Mr. Echols himself owns
lh, ihti ln which the hole was drilled
-'harieston Post
Mrs Cassie Reese. SO years old. moth
81 % three ministers and widow 90 ID
minister. Died recently at Huntington
IN" was we'll known throughout West
Reese. First United Hrethern church.
hHrt Irstnn. Rev. samuel Reese. First
Baptist church. Buckhannon and Rrv. j
sutton. vs.. Va.
On farm ofsoo -9tare feet Of yybi,.
Rock. near FaIrmuut Ge.rrc Pryor has
fritUi-nei "a mole farm. au enterprise
unit1e ig West N.rsin.a. be nas 1000
I.lr- Tho turs are secured from Oh.
animals when tnry are about e. year Old.
iH'n tut Dol worth about ln CENTS and 10
.'-i nothing ID raise tho little auimaI..
OH tnc flrs.
Tvciv. thousand p.nts af uquors
rrac, ,aI'y goo of BE- wH.ske5. a. now
stored Do tH. Basement uI lrc COUNT.
i0ro.ment OF ihs prahi6.t..n i,s b.l-
fgr tnr aet several months. The rrast
.rs on.. l,u batt,i lnt d. naiI . T Ifr.
whole I"..-o'arkahufr Telegram.
The Tia-a Lumber CO. has recently
D'n. Du I'r.u river. which squares mi.
u. u.ii and gives Do several mII.s or
90 tH' company. t.ld ono of our 900.
".f .. .i- company iut.ni
900 Open COO. m.nas aud trrt tr. ,.
pony would t'rin fne ro1structon or
i.. ra.'r.ad soon d. ratsfaetory traa.
... ,..I q c'se Railway Co-Braxt.l
Tns Wt"m.nr county court is CON.
r.rr I'Ua f.r fHe construction uI 3D.
10000. court house.
THr H.ar,tH Chamber off ean-sr.. ...
'.' InNrafIsft.nn of n ur.u..
ri. In.'r.aruau railway into the c0s.-
M- q W. vUNr.o ..ea..sd t.. i..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

Women are spending ss much fur
their shoes nov as tl,E 90 fsr their
hats. because wc NOS, 500 a- much of
tr- ono as wc do of tha other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

Mrs rcetor. You seem FOB think ro
woman cam ever keep % secret
VI pU.frr We'll there's tho
sphinx buf she's only myth and
anyway. ereE dead . birmingham
ArcHcrald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

That spring drive ~ tL. SsIznurs
Alps Was irresistible. Thsre i- nothing
poo relentless as au avalanche.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

Tho political spectrum ~ Charles
summer 0. rd. off Nassarhuea.f~. is ae-
,.d,IIr orr color
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

.n. .rf HrHf. uH. wonder fH. .Ifr
a0 r.' m.I And f.." fUr HU both
''I ord HHm. Ha u'ar. .r obi. rr..
f'... and. when ITr rI....
.-"f cold t.l .1mu.. ven rI u.
.'.r. and rI OH. pipes Then r..
.'. arDFfr' and lIr.. uI. shake
u WIN I.. frosty Nr. aHI rs HU
HN '. shopping f.fIE HrfUI. f|.
'f rIfH LrHr T.u. a0 'h.
days. atI ffHt fHs season. t... bur-.
raaf fn como U0 moro. rrf ffr-s a-.
rre .I.I..rf reasons pH. ps rro..I
uaf. rfr. moment a.urn
-crEs Matthos AdamaB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
GEO. M. SHOOK CO.
STATE NEWS NOTES

The Board Of Health and the CITY
Commissioners are planning to make
Fairmont the healthiest city in the
United States. The death rate Tor past
year is the remarkable one Of II.3 Der
thousand Of population. The local health
officials are confident that even this can
De reduced by the use OF the proverhiaI
ounce OF prcvenuon.-Fairmont West
\lrEinlan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

>..rr4 . dom. 900 v.1 ae eh,u s,.
OIL. if s.Ir.rfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
RATIONAL rDrTO1IAI SERVICE
WATER-POWER LANDS And
OUR NATIONAL NECESSITY
Measure Before Congress Permit Utilization Without
Unfair Exploitation
BY HON. FRANKLIN K LANE

Secretary OF the Interior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

william g. Wallace butchered his biz
Ipiahd-1hiua hog at his home near
mon. Monroe county. February 8 Tine
not weight or The great porkcr was ~ D..
puuhu- MS gross weigh 900 pu4uur
OHt "I the hams weighed IS pounds.
me. SAYS the Monroe Waterman. was
probably the largest h0g Ia West Nir.
= MA Ills age was years and %
months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

sometimes gracious habit or playing At
n,ihs important. But risks are too greta.
lt ls lht'le4 able that so many lives
fhpuid be endangered simply because
b'Nl4enlFn sitting al ease iu embassy
Eafdru- consider % '-ad form for diplo-
inai- o. Uingie with the poEulace and
ltaTH the rough realities OF the land
iNey live 90 temporarily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

'u farm OF 300 square fcetat White
tcDh. near FaIrmurt George Pryor ha
o. tlIi-neu H mole farm. am enterprise
uNi que iu West N.rziuIa. BE has 1000
H.I.- Tho furs are secured from tn.
"nfi. ti- ~ u'u tnDy are about a year U.I.
COSTS nothing .u raise trc HffI. arIr-sI.
g. Louis lrm BIAS agreed To- ttke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

Mrs Cassie Reese. SO years old. moth
e. 10 three ministers and widow az a
minister. died recently az Huntington
IN" was Wei known thruu shout West
Nirsiuia. Her sons are Rev. a %.
Reese. First United Brethren church.
hHti 'nstnn. Rev. samuel Reese. First
Itpilst church. Eucknauunn and Rev ID
Reese First Methodist church. OF
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01
10 de Octubre de 1916
La Historic de la Semana

genie pobre del barrio bajo de las GALES
de To1sa 10 recibiera con banderolas de
pape1. Uno de los jefes de la columna de-
claro que Ell viaje habia sido muy penoso y
que varios soldados perecieron en- la mar
cha al cruzar rios y pantanos.
I'm formidable escandalo ocurrio EN- los
primeros dias de este mes por la muerte del
Teniente de Ametralladoras Camerino H.
Ornelas. Estaba este de vigilancia y per-
mitio que seis soldados que 10 acompanaban
fueran a pasear. Cuando salio EN- busca de
los soldados y los encontro en- estado de
ebriedad, los reprendio. I'm desconocido
quiso intervenir y reclamo al Teniente por
su comportamiento. Ornelas Sc disgusto y
pretendia c~apturar al desconocido cuando
este lie do un balazo. Los soldados huge
ron.
Sc tienen n~oticias de que en- Ell vecino
pueblo de Santa Maria Sc ha desarrollado
de manera alarmante la epidemic del tito.
Los p~olicias llevaran, de hoy EN- ade-
1ante y a mocion del Inspector General del
ramo, una t~arjeta de identification con su
retrato.
Ell Club de ajedrecistas Jesus Acosta"
dara academies de ajedrez a sus socios; los
senores profesores de elias seran los seno-
res Joaquin Araiza y Francisco C.. Moncayo.
Una sangrienta tragedia ocurrio EN- Las
G%uasimas, B~adiraguato. De ella resultaron
muertos los senores Jose y Amilio Urias,
Sostenes y Carmen ]. Leyva. La rina Sc
entablo con rifles y p~istolas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01
Ell 16 EN- BAJA CALIFORNIA

Las fiestas organizadas en- Ell Distrito
Norte de la Baja California, resultaron ami
madisimas.
En- Tiajuana, Mexicali, Ensefada y Ca
lexico las festividades tuvieron caracter
Official y atrajeron a millares de personals.
FL Coronel Cantu, Gobernador del Dis
trito, estuvo presente EN- la ceremonial Off
cial en- Mexicali, EN- el portico de la Escuela
Official. FL orador de esta fiesta 10 fue ell
senior Secretario de Gobierno, Don Fran
cisco Maytorena, quien pronuncio I'm dis
curse patriotico muy aplaudido.
Prominentes funcionarios americanos
fueron invitados a las fiestas patrias al lado
mexicano y asistieron tambien muchos curl
osos.
No Sc altero en- ~ninguno de los lugares
mencionados Ell orden.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01
COMO EXTRANJERO PERNICIOSO

FL Departments de Estado, en- Wash
ington, ha recibido nformaciones p~recisas
de que Ell senior Burton Wilson, Presidente
del Comite international de Extranjeros
de la Ciudad de Mexico, ha sido arrestado
por orden del senior C~arranza y conside-
RADIO como extranjero pernicioso.
FL Agente Especial del Gobierno ameri-
cano, Mr.. Parker, fue quien comunico ofici-
almente la noticia de la encarcelacion de
Mr.. B. Wilson y al mismo tempo asegura
que este no sufrira en- su persona otro dano
que ell ser deportado de Mexico.
FL Comite international Sc fundo hace
mas de I'm ano y siempre fue considerable
por los carrancistas como una ~agrupacion
hostil a la revolucion.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01

Los salteadores de la Capital de Mexico
trataron de robarse a una senorita que pa
saba por la cal1e del Factor a las ocho de
la noche. La senorita recibio oportuno
auxilio.
S anuncia la salida de un nuevo peri
odico que sera dirigido por Ell senior Ing.
Felix F. Palavicini, actual Subsecretario de
instruction Publica y Bellas Aries. FL
senior Palavicini dejara su puesto de Minis
tro para dirigir ell diario, que Sc llamara
eel Universal"
-Cercano a la Laguna de Tamiahua, en-
ell Golfo de Mexico, Sc va a construir I'm
puerto cuyo objeto principal sera Ell de faci-
litar la salida del p~etroleo de la region.
Este puerto Sc llamara puerto Lobos" por
su vecindad con la is1a del mismo nombre.
-Encabezada por la sonora Virginia S.
de Carranza y ~senorita Juana Murguia, Sc
ha organizado una sociedad que tendra
como unico objeto repartir gratuitamente
a los ninos del Distrito Federal, leche
esterilizada.
Una de las bandas organizadas de la
drones de la capital de la Replica Sc dedi-
caba a hurtar reses, caballos y perros, a los
que sacrificaba para vender la carne en- ell
mercado. Esto 10 venian hacienda hace
meses. FL de~scubrimiento de estos hechos
Sc debio a que a una pobre mujer lie robaron
tres vacas que encontro cuando va las ha-
bian muerto en- la 5a. calle de Labradores
de la Colonia de la Bolsa, lugar donde Sc
descuartizaba a las reses robadas.
Los doctores Urrutia, Zarate y Mora y
Castillo fallecieron victimas de la terrible
epidemic de tito que asuela Zacatecas.
No ha sido possible descubrir una banda
organizada de plagiarios de ninos que esta
operando en- la Capital de la Republica.
Sc ha emprendido una campana contra
las falsas companies petroleras que fun
cionan a millares en- la Capital de Mexico.
Con la mission de hacer propaganda a
favor del grupo carrancista en- Europa, salio
de Veracruz Ell vizconde de Fontaura, bra
zileno muy conocido en- Mexico.
Con motive de la explosion de unas
toneladas de dinamita que Sc encontraban
en- la Aduana de Tapachula, Chiapas, media
ciudad fue destruida.
Sc p~royecta erigir una gran ciudad EN-
Ell rancho de San Vicente, Guanajuato, para
conmemorar ell nacimiento del Cura Don
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla. Oficialmente ha
sido acceptable dicho proyecto, pero no Sc
tienen recursos para llevarlo a la practica.
Las importaciones en- Mexico durante
Ell mes de agosto pasado fuerOn de $4,000
dolares mayores que en- julio anterior. En-
cambio sc exportaron cerca de doscientos
carros de garbanzo. Los PARTICIPATES arti-
culos importados fueron harina, manteca y
abarrotes en- general.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01
GUADALAJARA

I'm acontecimiento militar ha sido la
entrada a esta plaza de la Division de Occi-
dente. Mas de seis mil hombres componen
dicha fuerza que vino de Sonora y de la
que es Jefe ell General Dieguez, Gobernador
Militar de Jalisco.
Los peri6dicos locales Sc q~uejaron de que
la sociedad tapatia no recibiera con entusi-
asmo a los soldados, y aplaudieron que la
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01
MEXICO

l1liO w
tan Y las actuales sc reconstruyen.
Las fiestas del Is y 16 de septiembre
Sc celebraron con POGO entusiasmo.
Ell Ministro de Relaciones del Gobierno
carrancista regreso a Mexico de su viaje a
Veracruz y declare que los ferrocarriles ma
cionales quedarian siempre bajo ell control
del Gobierno y que no pretende ell Gobierno
carrancista pedir emprestito alguno por
ahora.
Los asaltos a mano armada EN- las GALES
de la Ciudad de Mexico han aumentado cada
dia. Ahora Sc estan registrando en- ell in
terror de las habitaciones, a las que entran
los bandidos perfectamente armados y en-
ocasiones sostienen sangrientas luchas con-
ira los moradores de las casas asaltadas.
FL ultimo asa1to del que Sc tiene %noticia,
Sc registro en- la casa del senior Gonzalo
Martinez. Los bandidos penetraron a las
habitaciones en- que sc encontraban la espo-
sa del senior MARTINEZ y las sehoritas Luisa
V Carlota Martinez. En- tanto que uno de
los bandidos sujetaba a las tres darnas, los
otros dos saquearon la casa, llevandose OBJ
jetos por valor de mas de tres mil pesos.
La policia no ha podido lograr la aprehen-
sion de los culpables.
Sc tiene ell proyecto de establecer Co
lonias Militares en- Ell Territorio de Quin-
tana Roo, reconocido como ell lugar de mas
maligno china de Mexico. FL General ca
rrancista Carlos Vidal, Jefe actual del Ie-
~rritorio, ha presentado ell proyecto respec-
two. Sc piensa llevar a las Colonlas a los
soldados con sus familias, aunque Sc reputa
que Sc tendra que obrar por la tuerza en-
este case, pues nadie quiere aceptar los
ofrecimientos de terrenos que sc lie pro-
ponen EN- aquel lugar.
Sc ha propuesto la creacion de la
Junta Superior de Guerra que conocera de
los siguientes puntos tendencies a tormar
ell Estado Mayor del Ejercito carrancista:
organization del ejercito, proyectos de re-
c1utamiento, para las reservas y electives,
servicio de Estado Mayor General, proyec-
tos de movilizacion, de concentration, de
formation de guerra del ejericto, organiza-
cion de la defensa nacional, instruction
general del ejercito y, en- general, todos los
demas servicios de las milicias.
Esta junta funcionaba desde tiempos del
Gobierno de Don Francisco |. Madero, pero
la disolucion del Ejercito Federal ocasiono
su extinction.
En- la estaci6n del Ferrocarril Central
Mexicano Sc celebra una exposition de ma
terial ferrocarrilero hecho en- los talleres
mexicanos. Ell Cuerpo D~iplomatico y los
funcionarios carrancistas han acudido a yer
la Exposition, que es I'm exito del obrero
mexicano.
La Junta de Honor del Profesorado,
tribunal p~olitico creado para excluir del pro-
fesorado mexicano a los maestros que ha-
bian tornado parte en- la ensenanza del
pueblo en- las epocas de la dictadura, ha
sido suspendida.
Sc va a ~instalar la Escuela Magistral
de Esgrima, destruida, tambien, por la DISC
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
MISS EVA MlsrRor DEAD.

Miss Evelyn Mistrot. youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Felix L. Mis-.
trot OF this city. died at the Fountain
sanitarium this morning a, II o'clock
She underwent IN operation for ap
pendiciiis AZ the sanitarium Sunday
morning and was reported TO nave
been resting nicely until heart trouble
set in yesterday. causing her death
ut the time mentioned.
TIE funeral services will be held at
81. Joseph's Catholic Church In this
city tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
lnterment will follow In the City Gem
,tery.
A more attended notice will appear
later.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
Chief ELECTED BY
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Honor Conferred Upon c. {. Jenkins
One Of the Oldest and Most Faith
ful members Of Department

The annual meeting OF the dele.
gates Of the Bryan fire department
was held last night to elect officers
TO serve during the ensuing year. As
sistant Chief jenkins presided over
the meeting. with Delegates W.
Ruchti. G. NJ. Brandon. jeff Cole. Geo.
w. Smith and J. W. Hamilton of Com
pany No. !. and Jno. Reid. A. d. Ora.
ham. W.. ]. Christian. n. A. Saunders
and n. b. Tucker Of Company No. 2
present
The following officers were elected
too serve during the ensuing years:
c. E. jenkins. chief. ]. W. Hamilton,
assistant chief: Jno. Reid. secretary:
Rev. c. T. Tally. pastor Of the FRS,
Methodist Church. chaplain OF the
Bryan fire department.
J. T. Lawler was elected an honor
AIRY menber Of the department.
After the completion OF theselection.
c. Z. Jenkins, newly elected chief
made a brief talk. stating that he ap-
preciated the honor conferred upon
him. and that with the cooperation OF
the two companies Of the department
he believed his term would be highly
successful
Mr.. jenkins. the newly elected chief
Of the department. deserves here Just
4 word OF praise Cor his record as
fireman In Bryan. He has been a
member Of the Bryan department for
thirty-one years OF the thirty-six he
has been a resident Of this city.
During this time he has worked for
the up-buildfhg and growth OF the de-
partment and through his efforts the
auto truck was purchased and Com
pany No. 2 was organized. He was
also influential In securing the new
wagon bought recently. He has been
a member OF the State Fireman's As.
ISOLATION nearly all his life and is rec.
ognized by that association as one OF
the most competent volunteer fire de.
partment chiefs in the state. Mr.. Jen-
kins takes great interest and a prom.
ineni part in every annual ccnyen.
ton.
The Bryan fire department is to be
commended on its selection. as MIR.
jenkins is certainly an untiring work.
er himself and demands efficiency or
no service at all from all the mem.
bers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
ATTENDED BANQUET.

Commercial Yu0 Secretary H. l.
Mcknight and President W. d. Biz
cell OF the A. and NJ. College went TO
Nayasota yesterday to attend the big
banquet given by the ladies Of the
Navasota Civic League. assisted by
the Commercial Club, at the city hall
OF Navasota last night Mr.. Mcknight
reports that II was one Of the finest
banquets he ever attended. There
were 2i0 present. fine menu was
served and a number Of especially in.
teresting talks were made. Tickets
were sold at 81 each. and the proceeds
20 to benefit the Civic League.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

W. ID. Yardley was here today from
Harvey.
For heavy hauling ana moving see
Henry Bell.
johnson a Rohde have just received
new car Of Fords.
= Mrs. Dora Wood or Millican was
shopping In the city today.
John Num- of the bottom went to
Houston on business yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. W. F. odom Of Kurten
were among the visitors to the city
today.
X. s. Newsom and John Majors
were In town on business today from
the bottom.
Phone Az or 80 for carriage or
wagon. Guy Barrows. do blowing
also.
Deputy Sheriff Wood Glass was in
the city yesterday from his plantation
In the south end OF the county.
Mrs. A. L. Banks has returned TO her
home in Denton, after visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Ladies. we are showing new kid
gloves In the new butter and other
popular shades. sam u. Wilson 4 Co
wish to announce to my friends
that my cafe will be open all night
Call and see me. Chas. ,. Hostetter
Mrs. Emmtt shannon returned TO
her home in Brennan to-day, having
been called here ON account OF the
death OF Mrs. A. $. Adams.
Ladies'. we are showing new Md
gloves In the new butter and other
popular shades. Sam h. Wilson a Co.
II. y. Rohde and Hartman Edinburg
have returned from beaumont. where
they were members OF party OF
duck hunters. They report "a good
time an an abundance Of game.
II. A. Saunders. ]. r. Convey and
Geo stephan went TO Houston rs
terday afternoon to witness tbs>~rest
ling match between feI flown Of
Taylor. and Kion. the>canadian cham.
pion. at the Houston Auditorium last
night.
Sam Levy has placed an order for
Paige model Fleetwood" six %
from =. l.. Webb. local dealer for
Paige cars Of this 'cky.
Miss Pauline oliphant returned to
her home In Cottonplant, Ark. today.
after an extended visit to her sister.
Mrs. W. J.. Fesperman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
POULTRY CLUB MEETING.

The Eagle is requested TO again call
attention to the weekly meeting OF
the Brazos County Poultry Associa
ton at O'Clock TONIGHT in Farm
Demonstration Agent A. W. Buchan.
ans office. President c. Z. jenkins
desires a full attendance and a cor.
dial invitation is extended to all to
attend. Secretary A. s. Adams re-
ports that he is receiving numerous
letters in regard TO the poultry show
to be held here on the eth and 2sth
and entry cards are being sent out
daily.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
CHEMICAL NO. 2 NET.

The regular monthly meeting OF
Chemical Company No. Of the Bryan
fire department was held at the fire
station last night, with President Jno.
Reid presiding and a number Of the
members present
The minutes Of the former meeting
we're read and approved.
After the transaction Of the usual
routine of business before the com
pany. President Reid appointed the
following committee to draft new by
laws for the company; c. Z. jenkins
W. b. Saunders and A. u. Graham.
The meeting was then adjourned.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
EMPEROR WILLIAM WELL AGAIN
Kaiser No Longer Remains In Apart.
ment. but Takes Long Walks.

Berlin. via London. Jan. l4.-Empe-
ror William again is in good health.
He no longer remains in his apart.
ments. but takes his usual walks in
Potsdam In pleasant weather.
The boil on the emperor'sneck has
so far healed that he Is again wear
Ing his uniform. but he leaves the high
collar open to prevent pressure on the
tender spot.
An official who conversed with the
emperor Wednesday and Thursday
said he was In exceptionally good
spirits and there was nothing to Jus
tify the pessimistic reports about him
printed abroad.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
WANT SWITCH REMOVED.
Petition cireulstsd Asking for Remov.
al Of interchange Switch Track.

A petition was circulated today by
Sam b. Wilson and ]. S. Doane among
the business men asking the city coun.
ell to take steps to have the spur
track removed that runs Just back Of
the opera house. Carnegie Library.
Hotel Bryan and ON south by the
brick warehouse. The petition was
unanimously signed The removal OF
this track has been up for some time
between the city and the railroads
and at one time II was thought TO be
settled and would be moved at once.
A hitch occurred, however, and no
further action has been taken. The
citizens petition will be presented to
the council at its meeting tonight.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
A BARGAIN.

For at once" acceptance. We will
sell the W. r. Ball place. miles
northeast OF Bryan. las acres all good
land. so acres In cultivation, 2 good
large houses with barns and other
outhouses and improvements. fenced
hog proof. Worth 5000 per acre,
will sell for $3.50. We can swing the
deal for $1,000 in cash.
HENsARLING MERCANTILE co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
MRS. J. Q. SCOTT DEAD.

Friends In This city have been noti.
fled OF the death or Mrs .. c. Scott.
wife OF Judge J. c. Scott. district
Judge OF this, district. which occurred
at the family home in Franklin this
morning. The Eagle was unable to
learn the particulars and funeral ar.
rangements.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
FOR SALE.

For QUICK sale. cheap for CASH:
second hand wagon.
gray horse. $500:
bay mare. $4,000;
second hand buggies:
1000 bales wheelock prairie hay;
Stock OF collars and single Trees to
close out. s.Ita
Stock Of plows and planters at re
duced prices. atssl 1ss if.4.ia,i
HENsARLlNG NERO. co.