The Bryan Weekly Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 1

BRYAN TEXAS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1915 No 156 MCMITIK GEN SIIS' 1 WSfEICE WE SENTEJEtfl Sift By Amoclatod Preu) WISING THE 4 1 GIEIT t'ElT Battle I 3 JAPANESE Mffl BEING MG IN 4 record By Associated Press Starling IN MEXICO CIH a k' SSw i in the opinion of bankers Lreak was ever before re the foreign exchange mar 26 leased at nowas well as goods yet Tn the German factories Proof of legitimate rontraet is all England will now require i 'vw ft The Germans have also occupied Narew southeast of Bialystok 'S the WILL STILL CONTEND TOR RIGHTS tJNEUTRALS By Associated Press Sulphur Springs 'Tex Aug This city is quiet this morning fol lowing the burning of Joe and King Richmond negroes yesterday after the negroes had killed Deputy Sheriff lippen and probably fatally wounded Sheriff Butler INILE IM THOOPS: TEMPI reak in oreign Exchange Associated Press 'ork Aug oreign ex Russiars Defeated i (By Associated Pre 1 xmdon Aug The Teutons de feated the Russian east of the Xie PEACE CONERENCE WILL BE CAUO Went Aground Last ebruary "Near Turtle Bay and Is to Be Repaired SUUfflK IS Ml QUIET Settled Down After Horrible JSpectacly of Burning Two Negroes on Sunday BERLIN PRESS 5AYS SIT UATION IS ALARMING London eels Exchange lurry (By Associated Press London Aug 31 The American exchange problem is becoming serious notwithstanding rejejit large shipments of gold to Xewf York inancial institutions are taking: ad vantage of the low sterling rates in New: York to sell large blocks of American bonds Houses with funds remit to America are loss Vast Securities in Bonds and Large Gold Shipment Arrived Toda to of more than 5 per cent Washfficfbn Aug Villa and Za pata announce a peace con vention will soon be called in neu 'trollzed Mexican territory Many dependent Mexicans will participate The Pan American conference will be assigned to arrange the details Car ranza has not replied to the appeal ot the conference yet Army' Camp Destroyed by Recent Storm Will' Not Be Rebuilt' Villa and Zapata Agents' Make An nouncement uarranz rus Not Yft Replied Have Completed Organization of Mili tary Company for Protection TBy Associated Press Kingsville Aug The citi zens here today completed the organi zation of a full company of militia for Will BE BBED IN CHEYENNE Made Speeches at: San Antonio Cal culated to Cause an 'Uprising Mexicans today were sentenced to 200 diys in jail for making speeches cal culated to! incite the Mexicans to re volt against Americans Another Mexican was sentenced to 100 days in jafU The specific charges were for blockading street traffic These men will probably be turned over to the ederal authorities when their jail sentences expire I' DISTRI8T COURT JURORS Took Many Russian Prisoners' (By Associated Press Berlin Aug South men river the Germans are advancing on the Grodno railroad and captured 2G00 Russians urther south General Mackensen defeated tbeRussian rear guard tai: ing 3700 prisoners Germans Still Winning (By Associated Press Berlin Aug 28 The Teutons pierced the Russian lines on the Zlo tallpa river ih Eastern Galicia today Germany Decides Arabic Coiirse (By sseefated Press Berlin Aug It Is understood today: that course regard ing the Arabic case has been decided upon and it is in lintr with conciliatory statement to the Asso ciates Press by Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg Wylsh Coal Strike By Associated Press 1 London Aug The South coaL mining strike has been settled The terms of the settlement iWere not officially published but the miners claim their were ceded By Associated Press Vanceboro Me Aug 28 Bonds' valued at $25000000 and a shipment of $19000000 In gold passed through here today from London to New York on a aperial train 1 Interned Aviator Must ReturnBy Associate! Press Paris Aug Kugene Gilbert the rench aviator who escaped from an intermnment camp in Switzerland will be: forced te return to Switzer land by refich He had given his word of honor that he would not escape Swiss papersLlaud action Must Settle Arabic Case irst(By Associated Press! Washington Aug 28 Although Germany has shown as willingness to reopen the Lusitania case and offer reparation i to the United States it was stated officially today the United States not listen to such pro posal suntil the sinking of the Arabic is settled The American government will not be satisfied: unless American lives are for and it is assured similar tragedies wtll not occur again Nothing further is expected from Ger many unil the submarine icommander reports 'Submarine Sinking Denied By Associated Press Berlin Aug The Admiralty de nies the British statement that a Ger man submarine was sunk Ahis week by an aviator" off the Belgian coast near Ostend By Associated Press 'Atchison Kan Aug 30 A light here last! night the earliest on i By AssodateWess I Washington Aug Z8 tear Ad rniral Boush reports from Honolulu the United States submarine 4 wlll be brought to the surface' without further delay Six chains ark passed under the wreck nowj KINGSVIIIE CITI ZENS OIIIUNIZL United States Ship Brings RefugeesBy Associated Press Paris Aug Ttre Vnited States smut ship Chester has arrived at Ca non Crete with 470 European refu gees expelled from Beirut Syria by the Turks The Chester will return for another ship load of refugees An other American warship is expected at Canea With refugees from Alexan dretta Aspic Turkey (By Associated Press' Amsterdam Aug 28 A "Berlin newspaper the Vorwaerts says the financial situation facing Germany after the waf is alirming It says the entire annual income of the Empire before the war will not pay the interest on the National debt after the war is over 1 Pensions after the war it Is said will be nearly' $650000000 annually ANOTHER By Aiwrtrfatrt Sofiai Aug An inspired "state ment publishedltoday says if Bulga ian territorial demands are granted the government is ready to convoke Parliament jmmedjatelyiand enter the war By Associated Press San rancisco Cal Aug The disabled Japanese' cruiser which went ashore last ebruary near Turtle Bay sJLower California is ap proaching here today under convoy of a Japanese repair ship (TTiey: will be allowed to take coal sufficient to carry thenx to the nearest Japanese port Will SliBIHl 'HINE TO SlIBfg By Associated Press Washington Aug 31 The State Department announced today that the modification of the British order in council published: yesterday by the British Embassy permitting goods from Austria and Germany contract ed for by Americans before the block ade will ijot change the United protest to England respecting neutral PR ICE: $100 Per Annum ance papers for the British steamer Waimana were withheld Jloday pend Ing Instructions from the State De partment She is carrying fresh beef to rance and has one large gun mounted on her deck" NEW ROST RECORD HUE IN KINSIS "'Contract Goods May Pass By Associated Preiw Washington Aug 30 The British "Embassy notified the State Depart meht today that England Is willing to permit the passage through the block ade line ot 'goods which Americanshad contracted for with German and A natrinn firms i worth of American goods will be re The following petit jurors have 1 been summoned for the first week ot the September term of the Brazos County district court Newsome Jake Putz Hunter Dowling Blume J' Stuart Jim Tobias Moehl man XI Batten Wheelis Hall Konecny Press nail Morgan Moore Williams Davidson A Hs Eaves Bell Risinger GJaze Albert Schultz A Bullock Payne Crenshaw Hensarling Price E' I Beard rame Lee Krolczyk A Smith Lee Burley Sample and I Stevens Sheriff Xunnasks thatall who have been summoned to be present if it Is possible to do so iBy Associated Press Washington Aug 30 Secretary Garrison announced this morning the jj Texas City army camp destroyed by the recent hurricane will not be re built'' decision lias yet been reached as to its future location MON 60EO I LOINSTONEWOIK rost in Several States By Associated Washington Aug 30 rost 4 was general last night itwlowa Nebraska and Wisconsin The iWeather Bureau says more frost Kapchinski changbiflltes reached a most serious stageJwy when a break in sterlbjp'as registered The English pouniflpiu nere av mark there the circulation of big for eign oihrs to the United States will soon to! No sue) corded Ikets he (By Associated Press Washington Aug The Interna tional relief committee in Mexico Cityreported to the Red Cross headquar ters today that despite contrary re pots suffering from famine is be coming more acute dally One fourth of the population Is without food ri I Germans Have Taken If psk in Northern Russian Poland and the alJ of Grodno Is Imminent rench Cla7Alntage in Artillery ight r'yGreat BritainNotifies United States Goals Arkady Contacted for With Germany and Austria May Pass Through Blockade Must Show Proof of Interned rench Aviator Who Escaped by Breaking His "Word Will Be orced by rance to Re Reply on Arabic SinkingReady and Ssiid to Be in Line With Peaceful orecast Already Published By Associated 1 i Washington' Aug 31 The feat 'of raising any vessel from a depth of 300 feet like the 4 was never be fore according to the Navy Department which today highly praised the naval officers engaged in Salvaging the 4 rench Artillery Winning By Associated Press Aug 31 rench artillery is Successfully continuing the work of 4L SesrfsvsrvViAa nfr LU9 MT51 U1U 1 VI VAZVMVO various points on the Western front protection against Mexican raiders Millions of Imen river northeast of Olita captur in? ADVANCING ON GRODNO LAST ONE NEAR AUSTRIA Never" Accomplished Before aqd Naval Officers Engaged in the Task Praised 1 rnv AaAoclated Press Ban rancisco Cal Aug The of Mrs John Pershing and three children were today pre for shipment to Cheyenne for burial General Pershing'zwill arrive tomorrow from El Paso when tle funeral party will leave im mediately for Wyoming flNHNE STK I San Antonio Tex Aug 31 Two jUgh scott told Secretary of State Lansing today that General Villa earn estly desires peace in Mexico and was willing to make any personal sacrifice to that end General Scott and Gen eral Villa" recently conferred in El The' Pan American conference probably will no action this week If General reply to the peace proposal is lacking next week' it Is understood the will "proceed with the peace confer ence irrespective of his attitude (By Associated Pre 1 BerlinAua 30 The Germans have occupied Lipek In 'Northern Russian Poland have also mae a further ad vance on the' Russian fortress of sGrondo the "only remaining Russian stronghold near' the Austrian border Artiilery 'ighting In Argonne By Associated Press )' 'Paris Aug 30 Violent artillery fighting last night at points in the Argonne district resultfd In serious to the German trenches 7 British Steamer Sunla Associated' Press London Aus 30 The: British steamer Sir William Stephenson nas been sunk presumably by a subarine A Tr a fa Sincere In the Matter and Make Any Sacrifice to That End wv Aaaeciated rees' Washington Aug 31 General Ta BRYAN WEEKLY EAGLE AND Air Raid on Paris DefeatedQv fc By Associated Prees 4s aris Aw 28 eer German ae'o planes attempted a raid on Paris this p' morning but were attar ked by rench Jr nne German ma chine was shot to pieces in Coal Strike By Associated 1 1 'London Aug 28 Walter Runci man president ot the Board of Trade" held conference with a committee of South coal mine strikers tor day Little was accomplished and "A another conference will be held Mem day our thousand men struck to jj 7 Modification of the Order in Council by England Permitting Contract Shipments to Pass the Blockade Will Not Influence the United States in Contending for the Rights of Neu United States Vessels Bringing Out Large Numbers of Refugees Expelled by Turks There Was a Startling Break in or eign Exchange in the' New York Stock Mar ket The Engish Pound Made a 2 1 2 Cent Break Going the Lowest Ever Known The Welch Coal Mines Strike Was Ths Germans Are Capturing Many Russian Prisoners I German Loss Heavy at Ossowetz By Associated Press Dvinsk Russia Aug 28 Wounded soldiers from tbe' fortress at Osso wetz recently evacuated by the Rusr sians declare the German losses there the They say the Germans expended 2 000000 shells and lost five times more men sthan were in tbe garrison 1 Heavy" Russian Losses By Associated Press Berlin' Aug In Eastern theatre of the war the Russians were defeated in a big battle at Baqsk and Scoenburg when the Germans tooktyj 2000 prisoners quantity ot supplies guns and ammunition 4 ife Clearance Papers Held By Associated Press Bodlerof Mrs Perhing and Children Ww Be Taken to ormer: Home for Burial Paper Declares That When the War Is Oyer the i Entire Annual Government Income Received Before the War Will Not Pay the Interest on the Public The Pension Budget After the War Will Amount to Nearly Six Hun dred and riity ivimion Anotner Kumor That Bulgaria Is Ready to Enter the War if Territory Concessions Are Germans Pierce Russian Lines at a New Place and Oc zy cupy Added German Aeroplanes Attempt Raid on Paris but Were Driven Off Strike of Welch Coal Miners Is Said the German Losses in the Capture of1 Ossowetz Would the 'a A riS i 1 rr VOL XXXIX Vj lifBBi 5 I' i Li I I I A A 4 I I I kJ 44 I I I I I 'i ZC KE 43 IliC IM A SA I.