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THE BRYAN DAILY EAGL
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AND PILOT
VOL XXX. No. 135.
BRYAN. TEXAS MONDAY MAY 10. 1915.
PRICE: 14X9 Pr Year
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this morning and u fined ft and
coats. Ha paid hta fine and was re-
leased. Weat Cramer colored wa arrested
and placed In Jail thla afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Hut tie and charged with
drunkenness. Cramer li reported to
have been In a fighting mood and gave
the officers aome little trouble aliUe
being placed under arrest.
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(By Associated Press
Atlanta. (!a.. June 7. The Georga
I'm l Commission dne not expert to
pas on !eo Franks application for
commutation of death sentence to I t
t BUTTLE FOUGHT
AT MOUTHJF II GULF
Were Several of the Transports and One Other
Large German VesselBelieved Germany
Was Trying to Land an Expeditionary Force.
Telegrams From Vienna Indicate Lcmberg Is
Hard Pressed and May Fall at Any Time.
The Austrian Army Is Said to be Within Ten
Miles of Lcmberg A Big German Zeppelin
Was Attacked and Destroyed by a British
Aviator in One of the Most Daring Feats of
the War A French Mine Layer Was Sunk.
Two British Steamers Were Sunk Italians
Are Engaged in Fierce Battle King of
Greece Seriously 111 American Note Ready
to Dispatch to Berlin.
Start Your June Account
Vith Usfoday
Imprisonment
Wednesday.
before Tuesday or
OUR DAILY BIRTHOAY.
Albert 8. Burleson. I'ostmaiitcr Gen
eral of the t'nlted States born at San
Marcos. Texas 62 yeara ago today.
Malcolm H. Patterson former Gov-
!
ernor of Tennessee and now a noted
i
i temperance lecturer born at Sonv-r-
I vtlle; Ala. f4 years ago today.
I Andrew O'Connor a sculptor well
known for his statues of many puhllr
men. born at Worcester M 41 years
ago today.
lit. Itev. Joseph II. Johnann Kp sco-
I pal bishop of Us Ance'ea. born at
8 henectaday N. V. 6H years ago to-
day. Robert Crosses representative In
Congress of the Twenty-first Ohio dis-
trict horn In Scotland 41 yearn ago
today.
Hub Perdue pitcher of the St. Louis
National League baseball team born at
Gallatin. Tenn. 29 years ago today.
(By Associated rresa )
London June 7. Pttrogrid report
aay that in a naval engagement at the
mouth of the gulf of Riga aevaral
German transport and one large
German veaael net named were sunk.
It i believed the Germans were
trying to land an expeditionary force.
Cambers; May Pall.
Br Auoctai! Press )
London June 7. Vienna telegrams
aay Copenhagen adviaaa that Lem-
berg may be captured at any moment
by the Auetro-German forces. One
meatag claim th Auitriana are
within twenty-five mile of Lemberg
and another aay they are within ten
mil.
Zeppelin Blown Up.
(By AKlaft Press J
London June 7. The Admiralty
announce that a German Zeppelin
had bn blown to pieeea over Bel-
gium by Br tun airmen. The Zep-
pelin laat nignt vitited the Engliah
East coit. dropping incend'ary and
eipiotivta bomb and killing five and
injuring forty. Two fire were csus
ed.
The destroyed 7.eiilln a attack-
ed (etmeen Brussels and Ghent h)
R. J. Warneford at a height of six
thousand feet he dropped six bombs
and the airship exploded falling and
burning on the ground. The force of
the explosion turned Warneford'
aeroplane up side don and he landed
aafely In enemy territory. He then
flew again returning to the IlrtUh
lines.
French Mire Layer Sunk.
(B Associated Prea 1
Paris. June T.-The Pren h Mine
Laer Can Blan-ha was sunk by a
mine In the Aegean sea. It la not
known whether there waa any los
of life. It la believed aome of the
survlvora reached the ahore and were
captured by tbe Turk.
German Official Back in Italy.
(By AswH-lated Prew 1
Rome. June ".It l reported here
that the Counsellor of the German
Embassy here although be left with
the German Ambassador ha return-
ed to Italy.
forty miles. This la part of tbe
campaign against Trieste. The Ital-
ian have tightened their censorship
but It ta known that masse of Ital
Ian are concentrated on the road
from Cormon and two other town
Tolmlno on tbe East aide of Isoni
la one of the Italian Important ot
Jectlvee. Austrian resistance I dally
becoming atronger.
German Statement.
(By Associated Press )
Berlin. June 7. (Official A Ger-
man submarine on June 4th sank the
Russian cruiser Amur of the second
class near a Baltic port. The Anrtr
was used aa a mine layer.
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in no city
Foreigner are Leaving for Vera
Crus. Rioting Because of Bear
city of Food.
Two British Sttamera Sunk.
(By AwvIiIkI Press 1
London. June 7. German Su'
marines sank two British steamers.
I the SunllKht and Su - of the West.
One was near the Irish roast and the
other near the 8ottlh ccvet.
Turk Report Success.
(By so-tatd Press 1
Constantinople. June 7. The Turk-
ish ar officer says the Allies at
I the Pardinells were driven hark
j with heavy loes to their old posit-
ion.
Will Spar Historic Landmark.
(By Assoda'ed Press
Venice. June 7. Italian military
authorities hare instructed marships
and airsliii to spare ftvm Injury the
famous Roman Amphi theatre at Pola.
The Italian claim the Austrian are
using the the Amphitheatre for mili-
tary purpose.
Ita'ians in Big Battle.
By Associated Press
t'dlne. Italy June 7 General Ital-
ian advance la taking place today
a ron the Ionio river from Capo-
rette to the sea a distance of about
King of Greece Serjoualy III. I
(By Associated Press ) !
tandon. June 7. An Athena tele-'
gram say the condition of King Con-
stsntine ta v.rv aerintia 1
American Not Ready.
(Br Associated Press
Washington. June 7. The German
note la ready for transmission to'
Berlin.
Submarine Shells Trawler.
(Br Associated Press.
London. June 7 A German Subma-
rine ahell fire killed four member of
the British trawler Arctic In tbe
North sea.
French Uaed Burning Liquid.
(Br Asaoclu'ed Press 1
Berlin. June7. The French In the
attack at Vauquol yesterdiay used
burning liquid but failed.
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JUNE 7 IN HISTORY.
1544 Reciprocity treaty between Great
Britain and the United Statea re-
specting New Poundland Fish-
. ertes. etc. concluded.
HS ArrhblHhop Gibbons of Bait!
more created cardinal being
the second American biahop to
receive the red hat.
1S9S The cruiser St. Lou! protected
by the Marblehead and Yanke.
cut the French cable off the port
of Calmanera In Gusntsnamo
Bay.
1903 The French ateamer Uban Bunk
in collision with the ateamer
Insulalro In Maraeitlea harbor
about 150 person drowned.
(By Associated Press. 1
. Washington June 7. Ninety Amer-
icana and more than two hundred
other foreigners will tears Mexico
City on a refugee train today for
Vera Crux. About four hundred"
others are planing to get away quick-
ly on account of famine condition.
Tbe State department hae no official
advlcea to confirm the reported Ob-
regon victory over Villa.
. Wild Disorders.
(By Associated Prsea)
Msxlco City.. May il. (By Mall).
National convention assembled la the
chamber hero haa been the scene of
tbe wildest disorder for the past
three daya. Hungry hordes of nsen
women and cl Hd'ren hare rushed the '
speakers crying for food. Of tea
thousand persona gathered outside
the chamber today aaklng for food
three hundred were carried off on
stretchers.
BLIZZARD
III WEST TEXAS
(By Associated Press.
San Angelo. Texaa. Juno 7. Over-
coata were worn here today. There
was a forty-degree drop to about fifty
above In five hours.
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