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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1915

Page

7

German 100000 Men to Help Crush Servia in Balkans War

A Associated Press report from London dated January 9 states Germany plans to send 100000 Prussians to aid Austria’s 390000 troops in a final drive against Servia as Russia claims victories in Bukowina and signals possible Romanian support. Paris notes French gains near Perthes and near Cerny with strong artillery. Berlin reports German setbacks northeast of Soissons and near Perthes with 1200 French captured at Ar gonne and trench destruction near Flirey. Obscure church officer installations and committees listed for 1915 services follow.

London Germany Servia Austria Associated Press Berlin Soissons Perthes Argonne Flirey Burnhaupt le Haut Cerny

State Horticultural Society Midwinter Meeting Planned in Fort Worth

The Texas State Horticultural Society will hold its regular midwinter meeting in Fort Worth on January 13 and 14 at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Officers include J. H. Ahrens, Fritz Engelhardt, and G. H. Blackmon. The program features talks on orchard heaters, citrus canker, and school garden topics, with demonstrations and discussions led by university and state agriculture officials.

Fort Worth Texas State Horticultural Society E. Cowart Horticultural Department A. & M. College Chamber of Commerce J. H. Ahrens Sarita Fritz Engelhardt Eagle Lake G. H. Blackmon Dallas T. A. Potts College Station Texas Experiment Stations Texas Horticulture Fred W., Davis Austin Mattie Beth Morgen Martin L. Hayes Hortt W. 8. Dabney Princi

Romanian mobilization to reach 600000 men

The Petit Parisien says Roumanian mobilization begins the last week in January and will continue until 600000 men are ready to take the field. Switzerland may be asked to handle Roumanian interests in Germany and Austria.

Paris The Petit Parisien Switzerland Germany Austria

Austrians Evacuate Bukowina Open Route to Russians

Paris dispatch reports Austria has evacuated Bukowina clearing roads for Russian advance toward the Hungarian provinces northeast of Budapest. The Petrograd cor respondents says Russian forces have already entered Transylvania.

Associated Press Paris Bukowina Budapest Matin Petrograd Transylvania

Gatesville High School Club Meeting Notes

Pal of the Gatesville high school discusses Gatesville events with a Thursday January 1 business session at 1 30 p m continued. For Worth committee on entertainment.

Pal Gatesville High School Gatesville Worth Committee On Entertainment

Birthdays honor historic figures and sports names

Today marks birthdays for Farl Curzon former Viceroy and Governor General of India born at Kedleston 56 years ago Mrs Alice Hegan Rice author of Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch born at Shelbyville Ky 45 years ago William J Mills former Governor of New Mexico born at Yazoo City Miss 51 years ago James H Hustis president of the Boston and Maine Railroad born in New York City 51 years ago James M Lach former president of the International Typographical Union and state Labor Commissioner of New York born at Manilius N Y 48 years ago Max G Carey outfielder for the Pittsburgh NL team born at Terre Haute Ind 25 years ago Elmer Flick former major league player born at Redford Ohio 89 years ago today.

William J. Mills New Mexico Yazoo City Miss James H. Hustis Boston & Maine Railroad New York City James M. Lach International Typographical Union New State New York Manilius N. Y Max G. Carey Pittsburg Terre Haute Ind Elmer Flick Redford

Installation of Officers at First Methodist Church

The First Methodist Church inducted its officers and auxiliaries during yesterdays morning service. Rev. Tally preached a sermon titled A Constructive Program of the Church with Religion as the Main Issue based on Matthew 6 25. The message stressed that Christianity enhances individual growth and self development.

First Methodist Church Tally

Letter Urges Governor-Elect to Support Woman Suffrage

Miss Annette Finnigan of the Woman Suffrage Association writes to Governor-elect James E. Ferguson urging him in his inaugural address to seek a constitutional amendment for women's suffrage. She notes twelve states granted ballots to women and mentions pending amendments in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Iowa.

Tures Democratic Washington Texas Democratic Party of Women of Annette Finnigan Texas Woman Suffrage Association The Woman Suffrage Association James E. Ferguson James KE. Ferguson Temple Mr. Ferguson New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Iowa Legisla

Judge T. S. Reese to retire from appellate bench

Judge T. S. Reese, serving eight years on the Court of Civil Appeals First District in Galveston, will resign and submit his letter to the Governor within days. His health has declined over eleven months, though officials describe his condition as not serious. Chief Justice Pleasants and Judge McMeans express surprise and best wishes as Reese plans retirement and remains with his daughter at A&M College.

T. S. Reese S. A. McMeans

Judge Reese of Texas Civil Appeals Dies After Long Service

Judge Reese, born February 2, 1844 in Selma Alabama, served in the Confederate volunteers in 1861. He practiced law in Hempstead and Houston, held the office of assistant attorney general, then was appointed associate justice in the First Supreme Judicial District Court of Civil Appeals Galveston in 1905. He was elected twice and began a six year term in 1912.

Judge Reese Selma Ala Hempstead Houston R. V. Davidson Supreme Judicial District Court of Civil Appeals Galveston Harry Garrett

Two Towns in Texas Suffer Major Fire Losses

Plano reports 22,000 in damage from a blaze that destroyed three one story brick buildings. Mount Pleasant records 25,000 in losses as the Greenbaum block burns.

Texas Associated Press Plano, Tex Mount Pleasant Tex Greenbaum Block

United States Not Satisfied With Britain's Reply

Washington reports the U S government is not fully satisfied with Great Britain's preliminary reply to a stated issue. Details remain unclear as officials assess next steps in the ongoing dispute between the two nations.

Associated Press Washington United States Great Britain

American note on commerce in terference discussed

The United States expresses gratification that England accepts most principles in the American note on trade but insists diplomatic correspondence cannot save American commerce from ruin. It states Britain’s practices do not align with admitted theories and vows vigorous action on each complaint going forward.

England United States

Seed pea and peanut lots offered by J V Salmon Texas

Seventy five bushels of Spanish peanuts for seed at one dollar per bushel with 22 pounds per bushel and hand picked. Fifty bushels of pea seed at three dollars per bushel with 60 pounds per bushel. Fifty bushels of clay peas best stock seed at three dollars per bushel with 60 pounds per bushel. Prompt mail express or freight service. f o b here. Freight allowed with remittance. Anderson County Texas.

F.o.b J.V. Salmon Texas Anderson County

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