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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-21

Wturabe.pobner Durf Den WeItrnum
ben Eroenberpobnern Ienben. SIN
Sabre 1907 h1ben bereits 3fpei Gen.
fer Astronomer oieislben 8eo6ot)-
tungen gemndt. mertniiroiger Weiie
in oerielben Y~tarsgegsnn, lpie i5re
aoIleqen in 5lagitaff. Aud lie 9e
itanoen gu. poB bisie5 Ybdhomen
etpas ourhous %llnsenobntes lei.
a6er lie gin9en ntht iOpeit. es ais
Elm Signal nui5ufo'Ien, lonoern
fudten es ourh ete,ologiihe @r.
i6einungen au erfldren ooer als Re.
fler BON SonnenftrnbIen ouf Stoubz
iuolten, Die iiber Der Marso6erflGfe
lagern. uno auf dbnlide WeiIs Sin
onoerer Uiursforldsr BOT bieIe Sci.
den uu6 beobnhtet uno lie ola ols
Gteiultut pultonliher eruption an
Qeleben. 0err Sc Goultre tpoQt es
niflt, Die 0ppotbeie Der SiqndIe mic
rer duf5unsbmen, mill fe ober aud
nidt gong BON lid ipeiieE. Shot
fd6e 1T: lett ie9s ODER iieben Sob
ren fiebt mon am Dem WnrS inn
rler, lpenn er ber Grbe nGber trmmt.
leuhtenos Ybdnome, ole ionit mis-
beobattet puroen. Sinh es pirfz
Id Si9HnIe. 10 miifitn Die Wors
helpobner Don un5 @rosnbepobnern,
rie nod INNER ni6t ontiportsn, bin
Hd)tli6 Der SnteIligen3 ooer !Sofs
fiGteit cine ipnoerbors 9orffelluno
haben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-21

ermioern lole ooer tonne. Qls bds
nddltlieQenoe erihien Die Shaffurg
ungebeurer Htht : Sianule, pelhe
ouf Dem bena6barten planeten ebenio
gut bemertt peroen tonnten, pie Die
obi9e @rIdeidungen ouf Ser @roe be-
merit nuroen.
SIN UefoI9e oteler INTRIGUING muroe
ein Iu5id)uB pom Yoltoner8elebrten
9ebilOet, UNI oieism uno an0sren 9pr>
i6IG9en be3iiglih Der @inridtung Ell
mes 8ertehrs nit Dem Nntbor 8 Ylos
neten nGber3utreten mo eins fir ole
mol feit6uitelen. Oh pirtlib gerpob,
ner oes Mars pit uns Groenbiirgern
IN Verbtnoung 81 treten piini6en.
0teier ausInuB, Der i>ine Inter
iu6un9en niGt uberitir5:. bot unz
ldngit berthtet,s ouB fiuf itnrtIeut,,
tenoe SteIlen nuf Dem Mors pobrgs<
nommen 'iporNen ieisu, unp oab biejs
SteIsn abnedIeIno nuftuudtsn uno
ipieoer perihpdnpen - anns tpie Die
%betonnten groBen ele:trI nen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-21
Meme Setihaiten pom Mars?
Was tic bcsent,d mraer, ino iUie lie SC
nntiuurtet wcrocm trnntcn.

Sn Der 9eiehrtenz uno in or
GatenlpeIt 1T DE iSru9e. Oh Der Wel:>
torper Wars belpobut lit, ODER nldht,
bis sum beutigen Sug cine oiiene uno
RET umltrtttene gsbIle6en; nno anlerr
t".rlIfe Wilealduttler baben beionz
oers lebh0tten NntetI az zen bslrefz
fenoen Grorterunaen Qenonmen. DIX
Wt"brbelt oerer. peIne iiter6uupt in
De- Sadie DIS Wort ergrllieu, neiate
itf mebr o0er mlnoer eiuem beIdbeHs
ben Urt'tl gu; aber lDunn Die enoqul=
tige @ntldeiouug falien rpirp, iteht
uugenbIidIid non INNER ouhtn, uno
fir cine uorihuele Nbfertioun9 lit Die
Nn9ele9enbeit gu mihtig. E
Sc nuhoem ran itf 81 oieier Sra-
&c Itelt, miro man acknowledgements
aud ben Wcrt ougebIiber 9ptjdattsn
BON Wnr5 Selpobnern rebr perihi.~
ben beurteilen. bis piellsitt einnral Ct
mos aui oi:iem 8ebict uortommen
lollte, oos ole ferneren 3tpeiieI lu5=
lhIoiie.
Sm Sabre 1899 uno rpieoerum I'm
Sabre 1901 5tiaten Die madtillten
SeIeItope orei Iebbdit a~utleudleuce
Sttt : 3entrsu nuf oieIem 9imnetss
topper; ateisIttn tparen ourh mebrsrs
hunoert Neilen Gntfsrnuna Don en-
amber 9etrennt. uuo Der anit)e;n
tpro6 o0hin, odB lie burn tiiniiIite
g2itteI te%roorgetufsn poroen iettn.
Ibsr cine nod Ieltlumers Gr;t.t=
nan9. penu aud nift Iut o.s lele.
flop. eretsnete th i'm Jabie 1906.
Wdbreno mebrsrsr Wonate lpur0e BE.
obodtet. buB bic ornbtloisn SeIearls
phis Stotioner Der 9anSen Welt,
tets UNI Wittsrndtt berum Elm aes
heimnisooles Signal erbieIten. Gs
puroe srtIdrt. onB tsin aui Ser Groe
ertltIerenoer Poitsn oieies Signal
babe au5ienoen .onnen; uuo pon pie
len Seiten puroe Die beitimmte uebers
Seugune nusgsiprohert, oab cine Bot
ihaft pon Senobnern oes 9Ioneten
Rors ooylisls. Bran nahm sic Sc
fhihte 10 sruit. oaB man iofort ,rs
c%rtsrte, ME mar c1i oisie 3ptThaft
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-21
Ntnes pom WARS,
Sdneticr Wclcirtrr mill Sia talc be
JbadIttt cbcn.

shtuciicr Gclcbrtrr mill Sia talc be
JbadIt,t be ben.
Ter Qitronom oes @enfet Cbisr
batoriums. 9err 6ritipf lie GouItre.
oerOffentliht b0dit interNiunte Ye.
cbadtungen. bic er lei orei Jn4ren
bel ieinsm Stadium oes planeten
Mars 9emaAt BOT. Sieb3ig Ndhte
binourh Bat Der gennnnte 4Itronom
am geitirutsu I9immsl osn rotten
mplteri0ien planeten. Der Die lpii
ieni6nftIiGs Melt defenders beif]df.
ti9t. mittels zines neusn 3eleitop5.
oeilen Ginie einen OurdmeiIer pom
nitt lpeniger als pier5ig 3entimetsrn
bat, undusaeIeBt beobnftet.
Bon iieb5ig Nddten, bic ulio Der
6enfer Aitronom Dem MnrS aepio
met bat, ipuren 3peiunoorsiBiQ i'm
gun3en giinitig. Rad Den tGqliG'n
Noti3sn BAT bic MorspberIlQdjt ell
iebr belpsgtes Qsbsn. Sn Der NadJ!
pom 28, September bot Der Wars
Elm Bile gang bsionoerer Shons
belt. sd p09te nt6t, mid gu rib
len. aus 5urdt, oaB i'd oieis nun
oerbare Billion aus cem @eii6tsfe!o
perlieren t6nnte. Sd lab 5luBuler,
bic ME nit einem UielIsr ih1rf ge.
ihnitten ifienen. Sic 6oheu Iid nit
elmer unreellen 6einbeit pom Wteere
ob." &0nd.e, Die .tpei:e Gnno'treden
Durfihneioen. bIIoen itmaIs blaus
gdnoer nit unre9elmdbigen llfern
6erner bat sr ouh qelbe ODER grcue
Rebel geieben. Die ben Blaneter aun3
beoedten ooer iih an einsm Yuntte
Der U(drsoberfldfe f-ItIebten. Nh
3ipei Puntten puroen mdhtiQe nsiRe
6leden 9eiehsn. bic lpie Shneemoi
len n%lsinben.
4ber ooa isitiamIte YbGnomen,
ods mdbreno oieier gon5en perioo,
tm 8enfer S6ierpatorium bsobnGatet
lpuroe, mnren Speifstlos Die lenh
tenoen GriteInlngerl, Die 6rii8t, in
laebrfdhen WieoerholunQen. in Der
y}dbe Der puntlen punfte, in oeneu
Der @eIebrte Seen beobudtet BADEN
luiil. ouItauhen. Am Is. Sttober.
UNI oreioiertsl eli llEr abenos, Iuhen
Qerr &e @ouitre uno iein IiilTtent
IN Der Noros Noro Weitportis pes
NI0neten cine 9e9eno. Die pl0bIidl
Don einem meiSen inteniipen &ifte.
eas Dem elmer elttt'iihsn @plen
ldmpe per9Ieihbor mar, bell erleudls
let puroe. sIieis geIeudtunq onuertt
fudbreno | ODER , Setanosn, per
iflpono Damn pl0Blih uno Die Oe
ssno ndbm Damn lpieoer ihre frii6erc
6orbe an, Sine nsue 9eleuhtana
muhte 'ih ipdbrsno mehrerer Wi
nrtsn bemertbor, o0nn borie oieie
isItiams 6riheinunQ nm Witter
nndt o0IIig auf.
I'm 10 llbr 40 Ntinuten uno UNI
II llbr s Winutsu o6enos nm /.
Nooember itrohlten iebr itnrts &id)
tty, INNER pen bIduIihpeiBsr 7Fdrs
bun9. pIoBIih an srpei puntttn auf.
pon oertn Der cine pieoer in oey
Ndbc zines Sees aslegsn 1T, Die
&it!er IeuGtsten oiesmol mebrere
N|inUtsu 9iuourt. perloihtsn oonn
uno eut3iinosteu lid lpisoer. 0iefs
Nrf PES bIduIihcn 2ittes, Die man
ten btionosr3 hsIIsn 9liBsn Gid.
'ditn ben Quntten. Die bt!euhtst
rpGroen. ieIbIt siQsn gu isiu nno
ipor 9epiB tein Rsflsr.
Stt1nntlin rpsroen oisfs 2it5tsl
nidt sum eriten MoIs aui Der 0bsr.
f,dhs oes War5 bsobahtet. Tis
Ahyonameu oss Oblerpatoriums in
GIo8itlii baden its ihon tonItaticrt
uno lie as SiInnIt gseeg!tt. Die Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-21

grtI0rt. sag, Sepp,
mas bait in Der aomooi a'id)aut,
mics o lett in ser Staot parit?"
rSn, .aoluolrie IN lulti In.
ia" bteB Dos cling, III luIti mars:
airmei is 9'meit unb g'rduft bom's
iii oner bot gar idnadih nit o'r
Eeitldn fnollt. otrot ipie Der Slut
Iher-Siosl, uno Damn bat amer enn
anoern $ 0brluatidl oba'biiien,
MIR net an on3'gcn aomoacriitcn
Bob / 0'id}out,"
~6reili, OIL oumiid1er 8erI, neil
Die bolt III Der aolern' bIeibe mliB.
te meaell Der iosiuliifler lin,,iin'"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-21

Yer .Soron 5unocp me.
,ttnn" III Soi:on lit IN oen Bottom
odl,n 4ooertilsr" p"ertautt noroen
ottltloe plro pom nan IN dls Dc.
rSotpn Suuo1n apperttisr~ ceroi
'ent!lht lueresn. Der rSoron Aoptr
'i'srO purot ppG Samuel N0ums TN
Sd9rs las ais elrs Wohenldr,i;
'tJ1uRoet lslt 1918 ais Sd1t5la;,
,erolrtHtildi mao tit Bottoms i.lth,
{Nsee,tjtaus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-21

2i6t Nn5eigen, Don bensn
neueroin9s nur Der Sporiamteit bols
Der I%eltener 8ebrnuh gemn6t miro.
Weitere 8eridte IoIen ipGter fOlsen.
uno lie o~iirfteE nod mebr mertpiirz
oige angoben sntbaIten - beionoers
penn oas SntIa4en : WoteriaI lih
nod me5r errpeitert.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
ABoRN's BIG PRODUCTION,
BOHEMIAN GIRL" COMING.
studpendous Company viii Present
Opera at Colonial Next Week.

Stuopenoous Company Will Present
Opera At Colonial Next Week.
One Of the very few operatic offer.
ings that delight children as well as
grown'ups is the Aborn Opera Com
pany's big spectacular production Of
THE Bohemian Girl" which comes to
the Colonial Theater Tuesday night.
February l3th- As formerly present.
ed in less pretentious form. this Balfe
masterpiece always attracted the
younger as well as the older genera
tion. but In this modernized and am.
plified form It Is still more attractive.
Extreme realism is now atteained In
the several great stage pictures where
real sypsies. animals. mountebanks
and the Trisania troupe Of Arab aero
bats arc introduced. Another impor.
ant feature added in this presentation
Is the beautiful allesoricai ballet
The Dance Of the Houris." from
Ponchielli's Ia Giaconda."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
ALL HASTE BEING MADE.

Washington. Feb. 5.-AIthouoh no,
officially admitted. there 10 reason
for the belief that Austria's formal an
nouneement Of adhesion to Germans
declaration on submarine warfare has
been officially received and the gov.
eminent 10 now considering appropri-
ate action.
President Wilson today conferred
with Secretary Of War Baker and Sec
rotary Of the Navy oanIaIs, discussing
the expedition Of legislation empow.
erins the government to take posses.
sion Of ship yards, munltIon plants
and other facilities N II became nsess.
sary.
Senator Stone today introduced .
resolution endorsing President vii.
sons action. A bill empowering the
President to take over the railroads
IN tIms Of war was introduced In the
house today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
4. 1 N. FOOTBALL
1917 SCHEDULE

The schedule for the Aggie eleven
for the 1917 football season has been
completed. and includes eight games,
five Of which are to be played at
home. The A. and M.-Baylor contest
last November. which brought to
Waco the largest crowd 1t had ever
seen. will be played in Waco again
this fall. Texas plays here Novem.
Der goth and the Aggies finish the
season Thanksgiving day in Houston
with Rice as their opponents. The
complete schedule is as follows:
October 5-Austin College at Col.
lege Station.
October l2-Dallas University at
College Station.
October 22-southwestern at Col.
lege Station.
October I'll. 8. U. at Beaumont
November 2-Tulane at College Sta.
lion. /.
November l0-Baylor at Waco.
November 20-Texas University NJ
College Station.
November 2s-Rice at Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
CONSUMPTION IS
TAFT 5 SUGGESTION
With War Fsvsr On People See the
Necessity Of rraIrIns-wouId In
eIuds Assst 10 to q.
(By Associated Press,

Maui Vc~fx rS~Sx Z ~ r~--~-s-xs
49, 80 'p''o" :"
'1u ~ ah army ior tne counfrys
deiense' now the war is on u.s." end
for the future az well, was advocated
here Sunday by former pres,der, WI.
liam u r.u 1, :. .ss-
49,, ..-~~
~ "'e ea oeiore tne
brooklyn institute Of Arts and Sci
ences.
Stirred % the peooIe are nv sntbu.
s,asn ~ The 49,. ..,,.h o.. -
wo,,,. 1885, .,.-,
s'p''on MEASURE
mr. ~ DeueSeo' not only 70 meet
the situation. bet - Ne future after
the war shall end.
conscy,pt,on urt,, row =. ...s
10. 49,. - .,,.
= 11''''' eApeu'encs 10
cause popular opposition might have
halted all plans for reasonable prepar-
edness- Now the war Is on US. how
ever he continued. now that the
people see the necessity. why should
we not take advantage of this state Of
public mind and do what justice and
real democracy require? Military
duty is part OF every citizens duty. In
thia country in the happy homes NJ
prosperity fear many Of the people
have lost the vital sense Of their OBJ
legations to the government.
Very little service Of any kind has
been exacted from the great body Of
the people. conscription d needed to
discipline our native young men and
%. teach them respect for authority.
II is needed to teach our millions Of
newly created citizens loyalty. Stirred
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
Losrlwoop PILE,

Mr.. Walter 6vry was a caller a,
the Eagle office this morning and
gave US the details Of a real hard luck
story. He said he returned from a
drive Sunday rs the blizzard camc IN
and as he approached the house dis.
covered his wood pile was on fire.
Despite his efforts Il continued to
burn and left him without a stick Of
wood with one Of the worst billiards.
Of the season raging.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
Treaties a. to Citizens.

Berlin. Feb. Sit is authoritative.
ly stated that Germany will propose
to Ambassador Gerard a special re-
ratification Of the Prussian-American
treaties Of 1779 and 1912, allowing ma.
tionals In case of war. nine months in
which to settle their affairs and leave
hostile countries.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05

New York. Feb. S.-The steamship
New York. carrying passengers, ief,
Liverpool at 8 .. m. Saturday. She Is
the first American passenger ship to
sail since 0ermany's new submarine
campaign was announced.
The American line steamship Phil.
ade'phia arrived at Liverpool las,
night and the steamship Finland. also
Of the American line. arrived this
morning. according to maritime ad.
vices.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05

Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. 5.-Strength.
enins and Tightening Of the guard
lines about all government property
and privately owned munition plants
resulted today In the tension over the
United States and Germany crisis. the
government eliminating all "undcsir.
able" employees. All government
buildings are guarded.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
WACO VETERANS
READY TO FIGHT


Waco. Texas, Feb. 5.-Fired BY the
spirit OF patriotism which actuated
them In 1851, members Of Pat Gle
ourne Camp. U. c. w. meeting In sps-
cial session here Sunday afternoon,
sent a telegram to President Wilson.
expressing confidence IN his adminis-
'ration and the manner In which he
conducted governmental affAin. espe-
cially the breaking off Of diplomatic
relations with Germany. In the mas
sage the veterans rendered their ssrv.
Ices to President Wilson In peace or
in war.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
Wilson Still Hopeful.

Washington. ID. C., Feb. 5.-Despite
the severance OF diplomatic relations
with Germany. President Wilson be-
lieves his long struggle to preserve
the country's peace is not yet lost. He
still hopes that not will hostilities be
avoided. but that other neutrals add.
Ing their voices to that Of the United
States. will unite a moral force OF the
world. compelling peace in Europe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
FIRE ALARM.

A fire alarm this morning called
the department TO the colored Odd
Fellows Hall next door to the old
Franklin meat market opposite the
Inferurban station. A fluc that had
become unjointed filled the building
null OF smoke. causing the alarm. No
damage was done.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
unlssd sta.ss Floh.Ino s,r.no,h.

New York. Feb. SIN serious
emergency nearly Is million men are
available for military service In 'he
United States, according to an esti.
mate made by the executive commit.
tee Of Mayor Mitchers committee on
national defense. There are now TO-.
Ssb.sio men between the ages Of IS
and 45 physically M.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
ATERh[D GERMAN
GuAB0AT FIRED
Authorities At Honolulu Believe the
. Vessel Was Fired BY Members
OF Her Own Crew.
fBy Associated Pres. !,

Honolulu. Feb. 5.-The interned
German gunboat Geier is burning in
the harbor here. She was set on fire
by her crew. according to the local
authorities.
The Geier. OF 100 tons. was interned
here shortly after the war began. She
was built in Wilhelmshaven in 1894.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
TAX colLrcroR's REPORT.
'tsm'zsd Statement Of coIIsetIons sel
January. 1917.
stats Texas.

~ SVtt8Skl0UU I0f
January. 1917.
stats Texas.
Tax rools lsls-Revenue, Ss.lsl. go:
school, ss,tsi.so; pension. s2.s72.so:
poll. u.2S7. Total state taxes. s2s,.
61s.iO.
supplemental roll-Rsvenue. sls.ss:
school. s4S.ss; pension. Silss: poll,
ssIa.So. Total state taxes. si.o75.s5.
Insolvent list = Revenue. 1925:
school. $3.50; pension. si.s7. Total
state taxes. si5l2.
Redemptions = Revenue. ss7lis:
school. s2sa,7i; pension. ss4.oa. Total
state taxes, S72i.s7. Grand total state
taxes. s2i.+25,7i.
County Taxes.
Tax roll isi6-Advalorem. $40. .sss.
%; road bond, s25.s7s.s7: district
school. se.its.a7; poll. saoe.So. Total
county taxes. ss2.7iI7s.
supplemental roll = Advalorem
'ios'o'; road bond. siai.27: dis,rict
school, ~; poll. sisa.2s. Total coun.
~ taxes. ssss.5s.
insolvent list--Advalorem. Si,s7:
district school. N.i2. Total county
taxes. ,isA9.
hedemptions = Advalorem. s7is.ss:
road bond. siso.si; district school,
sSi.st. Total county taxes. sssi.si.
Grand total county taxes. ss4.Iis.7a.
Occupation taxes-s,ate. SIS: coun.
". $3.50.
Levee taxes-it.istas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST.

For the week beginning Sunday.
February = s'h-west Gulf States and
Texas; The week win be senerally
Islr and cold although there is a prob.
ability Of moderAtins temperature and
ram on the coast and rain or snow N
the Interior Thursday o. Friday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05

Shall I teach you to make dough.
nuss" asked grandmother. yes. I
am terribly interested. Ttant under.
stand how you arrange the inner
tubes" s."-Pittsbursh Post. 81,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
Must Avoid Zone.

Berlin. Feb. ga peaceful continu.
ance Of German-American relations In
the sense Indicated by President VII.
sons address to Congress, appeared
very slight, Judging by all the infor.
nation from sources Of the highest
authenticity gathered by the Associat.
cd Press. II is positively stated that
the submarine plan would not be mod
fled and the determination to enforce
the prohibited zone is absolute and
final and that the only security for
shipping was an avoidance Of the
zone.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05

Washington, D. c, Feb. s.-Presi'
dent Wilson today urged Congress to
quickly dispose Of routine measures
and clear the decks for action 10 meet
any svsntuaIity II II becomes neess-
sary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05

Miss Jennie Mcmillan. automobile.
Mrs \. l.obcllo. victrola.
Rev. J. D. 0IeIssnen diamond lava.
iier.
Miss Dimple carll. wrist watch.
Miss Caro- Mae Edwards. lady's
watch. lE
Miss Artie Lawlcss. sterling spoons.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
MEN
EXPECTED TODAY
Columbia New Mexico. 10 Full Of
Visitors and the City oslly Dec.
GRATED In Their Honor.
tBy Associated rrsss, /,

Columbus. N. NJ. Feb. b.-This town
Is crowded with visitors and gaily
decorated today awaiting the arrival
Of the punitive expedition which en-.
tered Mexico March 18th. last.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
Germany Stauds Pat.

Berlin. Feb. 5.-Accordins to infor.
nation obtained In official quarters.
there is no prospect Of any modifica.
ticn Of orders to submarines.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05

Washington. ID. c.. Feb. 5.-Ambas.
sador Bernstorff and his staff Of more
than three hundred probably will go
home via Cuba and Spain. according
to arrangements under way.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05

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FRED L. cAvITT.
TRAVIS q. BRYAN.
j. N. DuLANEy.
Judges.
The six pres were won BY the sIx
highest IN the contest as follows:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
WANTS ALL IN READINESS
FOR EVEN1UAU|T|ES

The President Would Not Have Anything in
the Way if the Worst Should Come to the
Worst--Cermany Will Make No Change in
Orders to Submarine Commanders.-Unite
States Fighting Strength is 10,535,940.
Tension at Munition Plants by Elimination
Of Undesirable Employes--Amercan Ships
Arrive and Depart from English Ports. Ger.
many to Propose Treaty as to Exchange of
Citizens---Wison Still Hopeful for Peace.
Bernslorff's Trip Home Being Arranged.
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Wilson Urges Decks Be Cleared for Action
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.flasr %. BOMB OUTRAGE.

Washington, Feb. s.-customs
Collector Malone Of New York
has advised ths treasury d.
partmsnt that he has found
bembs under the steps Of hIs
home.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
THE BRYAN EAGlE's
CONTEST CLOSED
Great Interest on the Last Day and a
Big Crowd Was At the office to
See the Finish.

The big subscription contest .nau
gurated by the Eagle in December
with Mr.. c. ID. Stone OF Kansas City
as manager. has passed into history
The contest was a success In every
sense Of the word. resulting in the
placing OF hundreds OF new names on
both the Daily and Weekly Eagles
subscription lists. the collection Of a
large number OF outstanding subscrip.
tion accounts. as well as making glad
the hearts OF the winners OF the sew.
eral prizes. Nothing like II was ever
attempted In Bryan before. No premI.
um list OF such generous proportions
was ever offered In any contest or un.
dertaking and nothing OF the kind
ever aroused such widespread inter.
est and enthusiasm.
As the time for the contest to close
came nearer. the interest became
greater. and all day Saturday the
contestants and their supporters
worked like Trojans. sparins no effor,
to secure new subscribers and collect
old accounts. As the hour Of s. the
closing time. approached. a crowd be.
gan to gather and Il soon resembled
a primary election night. except . DOR.
tion OF the contest crowd was com.
posed Of ladies and children.
When the Western Union clock In
the front office Of the Eagle clicked
for .. the voting box was closed By
Manager Stone and the contest was
ended. Soon after the three judges
were on hand and began the final
count which required more than an
hour. At s:is they announced the
final result a. follows:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-05
February srd. 1917.

Fcpruhry srd, 1911.
To Whom This May Concern:
We. the undersigned Judges. find
that the following contestants have
won the places as they have been
named below:
Name. rs., w.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-20
Personal AND LOCAL

A. B. Cornell is a Medford visitor
for few days.
C. A. Morey is a visitor for short
time in Medford.
For a hearty laugh come to the
Peddlers' Parade. ss4
F. E. Macfarlane left today fol
Hit, Cal. on q business trip.
c. H. Wiley left this morning for
Hit to spend the next few months
H. 8. Diftenderfer went to Corvai-
lis Monday evening to spend several
days on business.
Extra values in ladies' union suits
on sale at soc. Mrs. Rehkopf. s70ti
H. Mcintyre, of Merlin. spent day
in the city returning to his home
this morning.
p. B. Herman is spending a short
time at Granada, new town in
northern California.
H. l.. Darnielle was business WIS.,
itor in Medford for the past few days,
returning here last night.
Give the children a treat Bring
them to the Peddlers' Parade. 9S4
]. G.. Hamilton left this morning
for Medford and other points to be
gone for an indefinite stay.