davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-09
Flies.

The astonishing abundance of flies during the latter part of the summer b accounted for by the estimate made by an eminent entomologist that the progeny of single house fly in the course Of one summer will number 206Oy32O. If 1t were not for the in- aurlerable enemies provided by nature 4r the destruction of the fly. the whole Ak would be filled by the end of Au- grast with swarms of dieA. which wouIA 1onder life insupportAble
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-09
( ce-s scer.

Did you n.aEe="ay New Years res" ution:" asked Miss Miami Blown
 No, answered, Mir IraStue Pr ley. but dol.,. persuaded Mistah Coli flower 'o u:.&e ane. After l got tLoo with him at '.e ,as' parlor social he was wii!.A' to promise dat he'd stop tryin' to pick 'sturbances fohever an ever"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-09
Why Re hlked.

ArA. Shortcom ommons-Have some uoore 0f the lamb, Mir. Wiseuhem. Hr. Wis. GAham--No; l can't bear to eat it. It was son ebody's pet lamb onca M1. ohortcommons-How do you know. A. Wisenham-Because they must have waited years and years before they had the heart to kill it.-Cleveland Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-09
A Diplomat.

T say. father" queried little John ny, "what'a a diplomatT'
 "A diplomat, mv son." replied the old man, "is persoA who doesn't mean what he means others to think he meQns.r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-09
Revised Version.

! remember. ] remember. The house where l was bern And also the 1anitor beilboy. butcher bcy baker boy bcothlack. elevator Ixn grocers boy And uewSDoy Christmas morn.
 -Nev YoSk eNn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-09
4 DamRer.

Aarion-I showed papa those verses you wrote me, and he seemed pleased. Harry-He did: Marion-Yes. He said he was so glad to see you were not a Doet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-09
So Sudden.

Carsone-Would you like to own . 0uppy, Miss Cecsliai Cecelia-Oh, MT. 6Rspne. thig iA e suddenrycunfs
 s1sfaknnsA&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
g,nrcnn ocs Collectors Der @nlcr'
mictbcn nnn gicrnscn, 9lathhaMs.

VnItt ttpre, ben Ut. Aejeihbet IUU
IS ipiro Derulii 9iotiS Geeeben. odB dle ooli
oieem Bireali dusaeitelltelt Giceil5eh lit Wn9el'
nnn nlle unneren ,Sibrluerfe, pniine, petroleum.
piIldros, Qopl uito Raaateue, Hegel6nbneil etc.
AM 1. Sannar 1908 6ablb1r ino. sic nlilllen
oesbol6 3miichen benz /. mo 30 Yannar ~ ote'
fem Niireai, porbebaltlth oer 9eleel6eh >ita'
fen gel1lt iperoen. -
GoneItpr Der g8niiernriet1en nno ttecn5en
(Nnnl-3it)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
llnfGae nno @crbrcd)cn in NruoflDn

u em Dort I. Snnuar -- I'M
idle lul0 0erbrcd)cn morcn bclue III
HroofIpn M Der (ugeSoronng, uno
ou6 I'M eigentlihcn Nem.Dort 6nttc
Die Eol5ei olle 00noc uoll 2lrbclt.
@ntpeihen0cS 8o9 aus eincm tbeil'
meiie oifcncn 9renner iibcrontmortete
,Socob Spriclterbnd uno Satin in
ibrcr Wobnllng am Ocean EartpoD
III 8rooflun Dem grItidimgstooc. Sin
lnbefannter Ginbrcher plrOc bel Ell
nem &erllt6e, in Qopio ,Suiio'3 Sa'
0en an Der WeieroleitroBe ein5rorin'
gen, BON Sniio eridoiicn uno Der
SeBtere iiel 9lcid) oaraui in Gbu.
moht. Die Boli5ei iabnoet nri 5ronf
,Screio, pelder Ntifnel ShIloello I'M
&erlolf cine8 Streites al Der Gar
rollitraBe eridoB. Nnttic Shubert
lulr0e iibCr cine 9emertng luelde
ibr Watte in ibrer Mobnllng on
CCeonsGnrtlpop nobtc 10 crboIt oaB
lie ibm Elm Ueiier in Die 9rult bobrte
mo i'm Iebensgeidbrld) oenurnocte.
2(rhibalo y. Diithea melher Dor
etIiden 3obren 6rl. 2lngllito Sernc.
Oie 5o6ter eines reihen 8eit-Sirgi.
nier Holitifers, beirut6ete. nobnl Iih
beute nnd) einem Streite nit ciner
@attin iiber sic ?trt uno Neiie, IN
ipcI6er bns Yoar oo9 9teujobrSiclt
legeben iollte.. OaS 9eben inoem er
iu ieiner @oGrltng an Der @eit.7l.
Strobe, Dtonbntton, 2clidtAnS elm
atbmctc. Gr mar Bis nor aitJem ais
Gignrcttcniobrifnnt tbGtig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Yrobibtions g8irriuaar in Gcorgia.

8irmin9bom, 2tIn, t. San.
Der Erobut -9iihtcr iiir Glllnlal.
Golntp crfldrte Deltte ba8 Hrobi6i.
tionSaeicB perioiilngSmi6rig iorueit
ouS SaGr 1908 in Yetroft tommt,
uno IteQtc ncue @irtblfnit9.2iccn3elt
aus. Ter Wfapor ser Stoot Gllll.
man ioQ i'm 8egriIi icin, sort &icen-
sen ou55ltltcQen. Gullmon GolmW
itimmte in ciner am 9. 9e5enlber ab.
qeboItenen NobI iiir @robbition.
Gie @irtbidoitS ISntereiientcn be,
houpten, ooS ErobihitionSgcieb iei
uerioiIungslpiorig, neil es Counties
ousnimmt, neIhe ihon por Dem u.
Ie5cmber ii6er Die 6ro9c obitimm.
ten. Die Bro1ibitionilten forocrr oen
@ouoerncltr oui ooS @eleb 81 uoll
ltreden.
,Sn 9irming6om uerllutet, Dob
bort Elm IcItpro5cb ein8eIeitet mcroel
ioQ, umt momoglid Oo9 llmitoBe1
6cs @robibition5geiebeS oltf Iuuer
zines Sabres 81 berperfitelligen
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Neoaftcnr nicocraeidluiicn.

St. Youis, I. ,}nlillar. u >.
Spinf. NeOnftelr Ger . IaiID Worlo"
rno Observation-Disclosures, Ipnroe uorl
eincm 2lnnciielltcn. Nnmen2 8ictor
t8rouee, nicoeracif)oiicn mG lebena
aei1brlid), luenn nid,t t5otIid). uer-
mltnoct. Broues bate Streit NIT
Dem Sobne oes MeoafteltrS, @iqianl
Spinf, uno ais Der glIte oojt fam,
ieuerte Der robinte SeielIe 5uei
Sbiiiie auf i'm ab, oeren elmer Die
2unge trai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
SdJlimmcr llniaQ in einem Stabl'
ucrf.

YittsburA 80 t. Sonuar. -
Qnrh cine grpIoiion I'M 9onoerter
gtr. 3 Der Gognr lbontion Stabl.
perfe 81 9iort6.9raoood, liebcn
MeiIen oitlih BON bier, muroen Bml
auriid, 30 Sabre aft. uno Stepban
0opiab, 35 Sabre alt, gctootet uno
t3 onoerr 2Irbeiter, oarimtcr ied5
9lmeritaner, beoentlih uerIest. Der
9o0en ocS Gonoerter iiel aui irgeno
cine Neiie bernus. 1mo 10 gonnen
geid)mol5encS Metna crgolien lih III
Die Srube inter oemlelben, no 10
MGnner nit licgcGn 6eid)aitigt ma
rem Die GrpIoiion puroe pobr'
iheili6 olrd nalieu Stabl peruriadt
nit pelhem oos iliiiIi9e DIetall III
9erilbrurg fon. Iie jpei 8etoote-
ten arbetteten Oirett inter Dem Con.
perter uno ibre aorper iuliroen emit
ieelih uerbrnnnt uno perltiinlnelt.
Iie 8uft ser grpIolion bob oaS
GiienbIehbuh Ser 0iitte ab, mari
5luei Mnuern Elm un0 5erifnletterte
cine Mengc 6eniter an ben @ebdioen
ser llngc6una.
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29'iGen

mc6c RAID onS Sbitem bon uucn Scn obeu an.
Gefiibrten 9eiocu befreen perocn.
9}aolpob & Co., glep.gori
9Sertbc Gcrrcn! - On 0e5ue euf ,Nublpan3
@tueu" Wduibcn Id 5u iaGcu. bnh i'd utemns
racnp Elm SeImitteI aciunbeu babe. oos oen'
icIhcn Glcitb m.
gSdbreno ocr lebten 5uel Sabre lit id an
nero6fer SNspcpe unS &crIiopiuna, Tnd Sem
@iicH pcrfpirtc itb ein Gjefiibl Der Scbluere I'M
Niaaeu tulo ocs 6tbrebcus. bate Sdhmer5en
uno mar fhWnoelig iut Nopi. uHo onun purbe
6 nerp6S. Sb probrte NneS. mas mir cul'
pioblen ipur nlnn glr5t fnate mir. onb Id
cbroHihe Scritopiunn uuo etnen fduerea Din'
aeH babe. Gr bulf mir Gin tuenig nber frirte
mib nbi Sd mar fat oer3iueiieIt. enoth
beuug mi6 Gin Srenno. pRahmap'a Staen" 8n
pro6treH. mas idb nudD ibnt. lluo id fnee nit
girr9niiaen onb iie mir nitht uur eiuherumg
berihdfielr ionoern uudt roIitin furirten. So
gar, Hntbocm In ie Elm pdar 5dae 9euouinen
balte, arteicie Der NinGen reaudr. unb Die
bbsreptibeu spmptome inn iboH bcrf6ipnn'
ocn Sect fhbIe idb mch pe cr ncitcr Feuit.
Nt6Qc Gute Sc nno Sbre tuuHocrbdre Dleoi'
sin icAntu. Oh uetblcibe Sbr
y. z. Trcrlcr. 9tacrotuH. Rd.
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peuniDloania=G
BnIlstim.
Bmustt,t.
Ssab ;.Nittsburs Sircft bel Saseslidt.

Ger nclc loQcaIidt 3u0ocn Baltimore nob Ft@burg
6cn Die @cnnplponiu Gcn6ob Gopngnic" nit Der cnocrmg
bc9 1obrpntco pntag 0U g. &auuar cnrtd miro cine
dnele 9ef0rocrmg u9ucd nod Der GinoOt 0cpobre
4ulnon 4aror g9n0golo r0 &ctibu Sn8 g2ogQona m0rn
Baltimore O2 &orm pcrIoi O obc @efIcl nnd FttSbW1
nit Scn Iis60 Gup GrprcB" Ourdgcben nfm in Ytt&bur1
Nbcn0s S llbr.
gurd)QebcnOe @ulmon &oo g8oggona mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mcbu 0tsblru nit 0cr 9tuuo Gop Grprcb 00l I'M $3.50
Iorn fir Baltimore lmo @oi6ington obiobrcn.
Iie por scr @cnnpponin Gnbobn" 3miiIm Baltimore uno
&ittsbrg boDrcnc Sde CbGt @ebir8S 6nB no (bo Scen
ren ucdc Gie mdAno Der logcS3ei 81 cinem on0ccbnen
8ororomn bcItGn0i0 med,cnoer 2nnbifnit 9ciolm.
Grd0e6cGcr Stopoggo Genit nod 0tlGitp miro cbenol'
nit Ser 6ubrpon Ncl0eung g. luruor ctngedtct Gcrr
S6auoQgon pcrldBt @oimo I'M S2O NbenoS mo 0bt oNNe
ucrbrcduno nod CilGin 100 er 1915 Nor0en5 onfonmt
GpIc NuSflnit ibcr ocicn pcrlcin 1tn tann Billet
a0cnten oOcr s. @oou r, q N. y 2, Baltimore mo Goncr
SraBe, Baltimore crlanQt pcr0cn. i2)
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Nm Der yabnfrcn5nna pcrnnglilft,

Gamoen rs, /. Sanuor. -
y8m. 9. did, 81 Sabre alt, unO ieine
7G-jGbrige Sd)melter GmiIp Sorotoge
mlroen 1eute, ipdbreno lie III elmer
alltife iibcr ono @eleiie Der ,9tenO.
ir0 gubn" nnbe bier iobren mollten
bnrdl eincn GrprcB5llg getoOtet Se
bottcn Den nit poller Seifnin6iafcit
iabrenoen 3ug nid)t rchtjcitig gcnil8
qeiebPn, ilro Ser 2ofolnotioiiibrcr mar
ni1t int Stanbe, on3 llugIiit }u per
hilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
9lltc 5eboc nimmt Gin blntigee Gnoc

9eottppillc, apy /. 3onuor.
Boli5ridci &oiepb Gopioion umO
Nobert Guans, elm angeiebrncr
anuinlnnu idoiicn lid uobrcnO Der
perpnngeucn 9iad]t inn %nOcn Oc5 SeB'
tercn geRcnicitia toOt. Gin alter 0a,
Ser perliriadlte Die (ragoOe Gic
Mdnner bo,ten lh letthin tbeiIueiic
pieoer neriobnt 10 oaB lie nit cin.
anber iprahen. Spdt geitern AbenO
tam Gopioion IN berultIhtenl gu.
ltanoe udd Dem gpons 'dcn Saoel
uno ein Wortlued]eI beganll uelder
nit Dem Sooe beioer W1nner enoete.
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2(n6e6age,1
nod
oe'1t @Ge,t.

2cnte, Die nub ocm Gfcu bon 0cm GefibI
Der lle6crihGung mo Sbipcre nleocrsebriidt
ueroeu uro pCIden bduiia Die TabruHa ala 5u
Itmer mo briidcno i'm @IGaen Iicecuo crfdtetut
ooer o:e an 9eritoptuna iHHcrIit9en 6duorboi'
ben ghtnuorune uadt Dem Nopf GeguHa Gum
Nrcdcn. Soobrcuneu. appfueb ggiocrniuen ac'
acn NobutHg. 9dbuugcu Siuicn oocr JIattrrn
Der SocritbdtiGIct bcoriidenoen oScr eritder.
ocn GeilibIcr bci'm GieSerIeeer Rcnonlnen.
belt 6ci'm pI6elihen gufiiebeu, Quniten ooer
5Iimmcrn bor cen stuseu 5ieber nnb oumpIcu
S6meri i'm aopf mangenoer S6pciBentiudc'
luna. ejc6utt Der 9aut uno Der s(naen.
sbmer5en III ocr scite bcr gruit ocn @Ie.
bern uuo an pIbbIbcu oibeeefiibIer Ieioeu.
fouten Elm pnnr Sofen anmeuScn bon
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>)'eaoluag's
Nv Yillen

itno beGeiabtIti6 uno gdn5 inoerIdiiig geptr'
fen boatommene 8crodnuua bonnirotae Gb.
iorbiuing uno geinuoe StegeImdbtgiett.
3ur aur uUu alien 9eiOen oes Wlaseus, oer
@eOdrmc, Der 3ercn, oer gfafe, ppn uerpbieu
araut6eIteu, Sdmorrboioen, aupipeb uno aasu
2eberleiben.
FreiS 20 Genis pro Sda6ieI. s9iro bon al
len gtpotbcferu berfnuit NIB per Bot nab Gm.
pinno bes ge.roges berfnn6t
0iaouan & Co. ylr. ~, 2dfupctte'Strdbs.
Gde geouuros Strnbc, 9lciu 9orf. (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

0cIplll lnr0trn W}cIllclsHIcbcu
3lu Cpicr. - Irci amocr IN
Suiuoia crlctocn oeu 6lanncn,
to0
Gan 6ruuct3to, I. &omtor.
Sin 6cllrr, mrIhc9 hcutc iriib III
cinen Nobuboulc ir 2lntonio 6jgo-
nc'9 &oblcnhoi, l}r. 1923, Stodtot-
StroBc, nuabrah, pcrnihtctc Gigcu.
tbum ml Wcrtbe uon $4,000 uu0
toitete Sem uftldbriQcu Gbo3. 5i9onc
Oo3 2cbcu, luGbrcrO ser t6.idbrigc
Qcuia 6igone t0otlihe @crlcbimlen
Oaoon trul. 2llS Oo9 ,5cucr ut5broh
murOe 6rou Oominico CiuinbclBL
ucId)e oa3 S>intcrgcbdloc ocS 6igones
ihen 0otic3 bemohutc. BON ibrcr
(ohtcr Waru ans cinent 6cnIter oe0
5peitcn StoctIpcrf@ ge0rdnGt un0 lit
to0tlih perlcbt llno uerbrannt. W(urO
miro oerniBt. GoS 6euer perbrcitcte
lih pcitcr uno 5eritorte nod ctlldle
unOere tleme 60uicr all Scr 6iIbcrt'
lm0 StodtonItraBe,
Ehilu0clp + ia, / ,<anuar. -
Sin groBca, picrltottigea @eb0noe AT
ser Guomolluocr. uu0 Serta StraBe
0ohicr. in pclfem iih acrr, Eau.
lor & So. 5 Ecppihmcberei iopie 0a9
@cihGitslotul ser .Rcnnipluauia Gas
Eirtlre So" bciun0cn, An9 beltte
iriib IN Ilaunen ouf MiIton 6ouAa
lon0, 30 Sabre alt, GiaertbiWner ci.
res Stalle3 nebcu Dem brcnnen0cn
Bcb1uOe, erIitt m0brenO cr leinr
@fcr0c aus Dem Stnue rettctc, DOR
2hnire9lma cineu Ner5iflog mo
itiir5tc to0t 81 9o0en
8itt3burg, E0, I. >Somtar.
Naa GrccIlor 8urealalgebGlloc al
Scr Gdc ser 6. 2luenue umO @rant-
StroBe muroe beltc total oltrh 5euer
5crIt0rt. Wion ihGbt Den 8crllit oli
100000. }lnIGBlih oc@ bcltigen
Gcicrtogc2 morcn Die lommtlihcn
@rrcour lccr. 3pci 6cuerlpcbrIcute
crlittcn bcOcntihc NCrlcblutGcn nab.
rcuO or3 Nruuoc0, ln0 picIc 31t.
haucr cntaingcu beim GinltilBcn
ser Moucru ou 0Cr 6. 2lucnlc, ctlcbc
WiinItCn nadh 2Influit Der 6cucr.
mchr, mlr nit tnoppcr 9totb Dem
(o0c.
GolliuSpillc. &Qa, /. San.
Gruc %anpcu &rpIoiiou ieete
lcbtc 9iaht Ole bieiiac 1Sohmm5
George SteRer'a in Nrou0, lm0 0rci
&iuoer I'M 9Ilter pou oht ,,lbrcn nno
0lrlntcr crlittcn Ocl sSIanuncnto0.
Gle aleincn Ioacu inn 2'ctt ln0 bci
Der GrpIoiion pribte oao brcnncuoc
0cl ilbcr ibr Eager, lucldlc in 9(l
lihtcrlob brnlntc. Iic Uinttcr wur0c
bel cincm ncrAcbliden Ncrludlc, Die
Sinner 81 rcttCn, lhlucr ncrbrnnnt
SuNiuum, Did, t. ,Santor. .-
,Scller 5crlt0rtc bclttc 0en Iro0lcr
laocn Der 6irma (attee & So. 9}r.
1913. SiIo,3omiltonltroBc, Die Sta,
icrnc Der S3ciiSarmee rn0 ctIid)e be
ndhbartc @c60uoc. Ter Wciomlnt.
&erhlit miro oui $4,000 bis 800
600 gciddtt.
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plllrs LIZ natIirIidl

eBer erfrnnlt niio feiner dorper ben dbenoen
artinernIien eines EnadidIbers iiberlieieri nie
nelieiht eiue poribergebcnor etethterung
hrinaeil oabei dber bod niebr fdGoen nls
nhclt, ion iich nibt iulti.oeril peliii bn dlieB
lid oer lob ubrufi 9eer in dbnIider raee lton
oui bic oeIfrdii bon 8flnnSenitoffen. alit pie
ipunberibdiige geirimna Der St gernarosarhis
tcrpiuen oerlibt, braildt lih ebeHfdls nihf 5ii
ipirf Tenn bieie Stoffe bat eine giiiige ylatiir
iinS felbft eelieferi uIlo ipeife Mson1e bdbet
iie heitsns 5uberetet Sn Gpotbefen 6u bdben.
(1tGoSo)
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Neutrality-suspicious. i'm @cifcn !0nnic.

" a binaton, 3. g. I. San.
- Er1ii0cnt HooieucIt biclt bette
lcincn licbcuten 9tcuubrsGnpiong ilH
SHciBcn Nnlllc ob, mo Ocriclbc Der
Lief noh Dem ijbIihen lroQranuL
tSrolt 9looicuclt, ionic Die Toncn Ser
&ubinctanllt9Ile0er mirttcl bel Ocr
Gcrcmonic Ser HNuilltonl1nund scr
@oltc lm0 bel oCnl 9(u3tulid) pom
8rotltlotioncn nit 3ucrit mur0en
Der &icc .Grdii0Cnt luO Die &nbiucta-
Ofitgllc0cr cnpidnQcn, 0am Die Bot
id]nitcr mO NeionOtcr Der Wtddtc,
lueldc lnlt ohnc 9Iuaunhmc IN Alibcrn.
ser 0oltradt cridicncu, ooIm Der
Hcibe nad Die h06itcl im0 b0bcrcn
@lmoc5rihtCr, ole SenotorCn iln0
RcprGlrntuutcL Siiijicrc ser 2lrncc,
Ilotte uno Milij Oc9 Iiitrift8 So
lunbia, Gbcl9 uon 9tc1icrlnN9sGo
miilioncn, Niitaliebcr pou 8ctcrancn.
o0er onOercn CrQouiiotioncn umo ju.
leet oa9 ollgen1eiuc Ynhlitlm Gey
GmpinuQ bcaulm flrS mad, # llbr
&ornittoga unO 0ntcrtc bis nobe5u
= llhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

- 5n Glepclano, D, iii Der
6ii6cr @iliou'ihe S0oIjboi 6ci'm Gen.
trol .0iaouft ourdl 6eler, ipelheS
cine 3eit lang gcfdbrIihc Gimcniio.
ncn anndbm um $4,000 geitdeigt
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Sriligcr NutOn, bilf!
Sugcnbbulo GumitOf ais 3Cugc i'm
Sbmu FrO5cR

Soll bciuciicn, NoB ser ilmlc Yitt3.
burger Dor ser GrmorOun9 Ston.
for0 @bjtc'S total iibcrlcthnappt
mar. GrGiioCnt HooicucIt 5
9}cuinbr8 Gmpion9. - llniGQc,
Gcrbrchch @rGnoe II. /. ~. III
8roBcr 0icn9c am acitrigeu Gage
bcri6tct. lcitpro5ciic Qcgeu
Grobibibtion in 2(labomu. - 9it
ter folte8 @ctter inn icrncn Noro
lucIteu.
Nem Norf I. %omtar. - 9ln.
tbOnp GonItod, ScfrctGr ser 9teu-
sOorfer @cicIlidnft sur 9ctGlnphmg
ocS Caters, lit in Dem am n1hltcn
0}ontoq bcginncnocn 5meitcn Gro5cb
gcACn &nrrp g. (bom mcgcn ser Gr.
nlorOunq OcS 2lrctiteftcn @bte ais
3gtgc por9clo0cn morOen mo miro
oIS GntloIhtnaajeugc olitrcten. Gir
&orlaoung Qing ibm ihon belltc 5l,.
Die GcrtbcioigunA9 .2lmmGItc boiiclt
Ourh 9rcie, meIdc (bum an Com.
Itot ldrieb, 81 bcueiien onB ser
illnge FittSbllr0cr unmittelbnr Dor
Orm Wtor0e un5urchnlnQ9iQbig mar.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-20
An Important Engagement


 Much interest centers around the en- gagement, recently announced, of MT. Winston Spencer Churchill and Miss Clemantine Hozier. Conspiring mammas, who have haunted the gallant young writer, soldier and stateman, for many years are in tears over the fact that he Is now without their reach. His fair f1ance is described as a tall. graceful girl, with a lovely, sympathetic face, and plenty of brains. Her father was Sir Henry Hozier, for g years secretary of Lloyd's famous marine and miscellaneous. insurance institution. Mr. Churchill's ambitious mother. now Mrs. Corvallis West, is one of the greatest powers in English society, and it has long been a disputed point whether Winston Churchill went into politics to please his mother or whether she went into literature to please him. AS a matter of fact, mother and son have been companions and CO., laborers for many years. both being in- terested in the same things and vastly congenial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-20
Social News of St. Clair.

St. Clair, August 19.-(Specia1.) 1.-The spacious barn in the rear of the Lesser home was the scene of most enjoya ble open air entertainment given by the St. Clair girls Saturday. The even ing was spent in playing games, danc- ing, etc. The most conspicuous fea- lures of the evening were the merry widow waltzes aud two-steps, the band discoursing most inspiring music to which the merry feet of the beaus and bells kept time. Delicious refresh ments were served.
 The younger set of St. Clair en- joyed a most delightful moonlight hay ride to Springville. On arriving at their destination the merry little band spring and all partook of a delicious repast. All reported having had most delightful time.
 Miss Mary Greet of Gadsden is visit ing Miss Anna Belle Hewitt at her summer home.
 Messrs. Means, Henson, Clemons, Robinson, Nabers and Johnson of Bir- mingham spent Saturday and Sunday at the springs.
 MT. Oscar Lewley, after a week spent at the springs, has returned to his home in Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. John Elliott of Birming- ham spent the week -end at the springs.
 Mrs. Simmons and her son Harry are here to spend the remainder of the heated term.
 a two weeks stay at St. Clair, have re- turned to their home in East Lake.
 Mrs. Dan Lovett and sister, Miss Jennie Hogan, are spending a week at the springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Broome and daughter have returned to Birmingham after a short visit at the springs.
 Messrs Herring and Phillips of Ash : vile spent the weekend at the springs.
 Miss Estelle Wertheimer, after a two weeks stay at the springs, has re- turned to her home in Birmingham.
 Judge Robinson has returned to his homs In East Lake.
 Miss Louise Thomas, after brief stay in Birmingham, has returned to St. Clair Springs to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. E. Lesser and little daughter have returned to their summer home after a week spent in the city.
 Miss Lou Westcoll is spending a short time at the springs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-20
BAPTISTS TAKE
 CENSUS OF TOWN
PRATTvILLE HAS 1500 PEOPLE
 ELIGIBLE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
 ATTENDANcE-coTToN IS BE- ING MARKETED SLOWLY.

Prattville, August 19.-(Special)-Th Baptists of Prattville took the census of this city last Sunday as to the white pop ulation. The result is interesting, and, while not complete, shows figures worthy of thought. There was some misunder- standing as to the exact streets to be taken by some of the. workers Sunday afternoon, and for that reason the exact number is not ascertained; but enough is known to say that not less than 1500 white persons are eligible to Sunday schools of this city. Out of that number only 29 were found who expressed no preference for any church. This was instigated for the purpose of ascertaining the number of persons who ought to attend the Sun day schools of the city, but do not, and to do missionary work to interest those not attending to get them in some Sunday school. It is the desire of the Sunday school workers to get all infants in the infant class, or on the infant roll, and to get those who cannot leave home for Sunday school to join the home class and thereby become identified with some school
 The remains of Frank Ledbetter of Montgomery, who resided in this city for a number of years, were brought here to- day and inferred in Oak Hill cemetery He had been living in Montgomery for three or four years.
 Cotton is coming into the local market. and from the signs mucn cotton will be marketed in August this year. Very lit tie is being sold The cotton crop in this section of the county is reported greatly damaged during the last 10 days by excessive hot weather and continued dry spell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-20
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE.

est Scottish female writer since the days of Miss Terrier.
 MidVictorian literature has an addition in the book entitled "Memorals of Two Sisters: Susanna and Catherine Wink worth"
 Catherine the younger of the two, was the translator of the fine collection of hymns known as the "Lyra Gernlanica." Susanna translated several books of Baron Bunsen's and that "Theologia Germanica" which profoundly impressed Charles Kingsley.
 ''Hearticulture' is the theme of Oliver Herford's attractive "Cupids Calendar" which the amorously inclined will no doubt find very fascinating.
 The University of the State of New York has issued listAof the best books of 1907, which should be chosen for a library. Sir Gbbert Parker heads the list with The Weavers," and the others are De Morgan, Alice for Short" Bur- nett "The Shuttle" Wiggin, New Chronicles of Rebecca." Hall, Aunt Jane of Kentucky" Wharton, Fruit of the Tree" Smith, Romance of an Old-Fash- toned Gentleman" De la Pasture, "The Lonely Lady of Grovesnor Square," 'Fraulein Schmidt and MT. Anstruther."
 
 ''An English Woman in America,'' by Mary Mortimer Maxwell, is a book which has given rise to much comment. Re- gently in the Daily Mail, London, Mrs. Maxwell gives something like a column to deplorng the lack of taste sartorially, displayed by English women. Her book scores them for being vulgarly dressed and in consequence she has had much abuse heaped upon her head.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-20
Pretty Compliments to a Bride

When MademoiseIle Anne Marie Fall Heres. the daughter of the President of the French republic, and Monsieur John Jean Joseph Edward Lanes. the Presi- dents secretary, were married short time ago, the legal service which was pronounced by Mayor Roger Allou, was followed by a congratulatory discourse The pretty words addressed to the bride, who was exquisitely gowned in trailing white satin, with a veil of rare old lace caught with superb jewels, were as fol- lows:
 You" said Monsieur Allou, add to the graces and elegances of womanhood the strong virtues which make the true Frenchwoman-a passionate love of the country, respect for It's traditions culti- vation of honor. and the spirit of gener- osity and sacrifice. Enter, then, radiant, into this new life which opens before you"