davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era., 1911-05-18

Why should the employees Of the
federal government be allowed to use
franked envelopes for their prlvaet
bustnsssf II the postal laws were
enforced and the illegal pse Of frank,
- envelopes stopped there wew,1 bs
no esIl for more than ons-eent pse.'
atss rAte where we now have two.
The new era., 1911-05-18

Beans Is the newest weight pro
dueIno diet, or maybe It 10 Ohio river
water. A man Of Eagle Greek, H.,
gained seven pounds In forty-sIsht
hours by eating beans and drinking
Ohio river water. =
The new era., 1911-05-18

A wreck on ths >. & h. 6. Thur.
day Of jast week killed ons psvDpN
and Injured 23 others. II the man.
assrs ~ ths road would use some
Of the enormous dividends to keep
road n rspaIS tt,ss would b less
~ ne enormous dividends 80 keep
tjse npad bed IN repair there would
net ~ nearly % many wrseks.
The new era., 1911-05-18

After looking at the manner In
which the 1sth general assembly In
disersminately passed bills the last
few days Of the session the more we
are convinced that we need the In
ltiative, referendum and recall.
The new era., 1911-05-18

Some one should tell piaz how to
resign before the lnsurreetos show
him or the operation 10 liable to bs
painfull
The new era., 1911-05-18

More laws were passed the last six
days OF the 18th general assembly
than In any other whole legislative
term.
The new era., 1911-05-18

Serial No. 04662
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department. Of the interior.
U. s. Land Office at Denver, Colo.
April IA, 1911.
: Notice is hereby given that George
B. Clark. Of Walden. P. o. Jackson
Co. Colo. who on June 7th. 1904.
made homestead entry No. 22212. for
swA SO. AseA swA Sec. % and
eH nwA. Section 26, Township 12N,
Range IS w. 9Th P. Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to make final
Five (Seven) Years Proof to establis
claim to the land above described,
before William o. Mosman a U. 8.
Commissioner. at his office in Wal
den Jackson Co. Colo, on the 9th
day of June, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Il Lizzie Clark. Ed J. Kilburn. O. S.
Boston and Jefferson Kilburn all of
Walden, Colo.
C. D. FORD,
Register.
A Ao1-kok
The new era., 1911-05-18

Tks legislature passed morS than
fIfty' Bill day the last ak dayp Of
the session and was 90 anxious to
spend the peoples money that Il
passed duplicate appropriation bills h
sosme cases.
The new era., 1911-05-18

The time for cleaning up is here
and w. should get, busy and clear
things up ready for the celebration
The new era., 1911-05-18
EDITORIALS

Lost-one Governor with about
800 legislative bills, majority Of whies
are worthless.
The new era., 1911-05-18

NOTICED!
+ Notice is hereby given that
will pay upon presentation Bond No.
2 of $500 issued by School District
No. I. formerly School District No.
As. Payment to be made at the
office and in the presence of the
County Treasurer Of Jackson County.
according to law.
Interest on bond to cease May 20.
1911.
Dated at Walden. Colo. April "a.
1911.
H. c. Riddle.
Treasurer School Dis. No. l..
4-2s-5-1s.
The new era., 1911-05-18

ust look around tour streets,
back yards and alleys and. then get
busy aJnd clean up het rsf0se that
has accumulated het last few months.
The new era., 1911-05-18

Miss Lydia Scott attributes her
great beauty to having never worn
corset. We have never worn a Cor
sst and have never created SEN
satiop by our beauyt either. l.,
The new era., 1911-05-18

A hotel In connstieut was savsd
from fire by beer being poured on III,
flames Of . forest fire which threat
eped Il,
The new era., 1911-05-18

Tile last general Assembly passed
4 msihe inspection bill which eompsIs
the coal mines to install sassty ,ap.
'ptianess when Il is eonvenisnt ~
them to do 90. >
The new era., 1911-05-18

The action Of the last legislature
only makes our belief more strong
that United states senators should
be elected by = vote of the people
The new era., 1911-05-18

Another revolt 10 rumorsd in chins,
or perhaps Il 10 only continuation
Of ahe last one.
The new era., 1911-05-18

ses;RANch FOR SALE
4 Hrst class hay ranch for sale in
North Park. Price reasonable, and
god terms II taken At once.
r. q. TAYLOR
The new era., 1911-05-18

( Here shall the Press, the cause Of
Truth maintain. unawed by Influence
and unbribedby Gain.
The new era., 1911-05-18

+-216-26.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

st. Soiepb go nnerperein mar alljf Der
in LETTER ISOLDE 5u ct. Beter gebalte-
men Sabresperimmlung 6es 9. St.
6 5taatsperba1toes bur6 sic Serren
r&ermann S.gerbaar unosSoiepb @ie-
.lano. il. pertreten. - Watbias YiBl
mar 5reitag nno Samitag in ct.
Saul, mo- er Die 8rauer-&onpention
mttmadte. 8aumeiiter SOB bon
MinneapoIis, unter oeifen Muffidt
t1bier sic neue Nfarrfirbe uno oas
neue 8farrballs erridtet tpnr6en, be-
finoet ii6 ieet in 5iour SAILS, g.
UNI BORT nad ieinen Neubauten gu ie-.
ben. = 2ebte Wode mur6e Die leste
Sduloenrate an Dem neuen @irden-
bau a%bgetrogen u,16 bon Ser nl1f Dem
neuen Pfarrbauie. rubenoen Sd11lo
fDurben gleibfoQs $4,000 9etilgt. -
Stir bieiige Neubauten nno 0erbei-
ierungen an @ebdu6er mur6en in ben
pergangenen adt5ebn Monaten mebr
oenn $4,000 in oieier 9rtihaft aus
be5ablt. = Inter Dem 5tpei Monate
langen @ei6aftsbetrieb oes MIois BE
tier bat iid unler @reamerD=@ eidaftt
nabe5u ber6oppelt.
2aitrnp.
Mm lebten Sonntag belt bodtp.
&err S. @an6 nad fiinfmonatIi6er
Mbmeienbeit in europa gum er1ter1
Male mieoer in unierer @farrfir@e
ben @ottes6ienit. Sim Mben6e muir
oe er 6urd einen bon Ser @emeinbe
gebaltenen Sadel5ug iiberrai6t, in
mel6em er bon Dem Bfarrban{e uad
Der S4nlbal1e .geleitet nuroe, moielbjt
Die offi3iele 8egrubune ftattfan6 uno
Sinner 8ortrage gebalten tpurber1:
&odtp. &err San6 par burd Die ibm
ertpieienen Gbrungen cuffs Jreubig-
lte iberraidt, uno Ser 10 8eebrte per=
mo9te in ieiner S9luBreoe fa1m
@orte oes Donfes- a,1s3uipre&en.
@odu. @err giiemanng, pelder i'm.
mabreno ieiner Mbtpeienbeit pertreten
bette, reiite om D%onnerftag nod But
Ter, Minn.> ieinem 5ufiinftigen Sir
fungSfreiie, ab.
Saeobs 3rairie..
Jrau Geo. 8adeI ir. bon @i6-Da=>
fota. eritattete bier bergangene @ede
einen mebrtdgigen berpamotidafli-
den Belu6. = &err uno Grau Geo.
Settler bon ct. glouo beiudten lire
bier mobnenoen 50bne Sobonn ,un6
Better Settler. - Die 8adel Babe1
baben immer po@ sic Drefdmaidine
i'm @ange, un6 tire Mrbeit eibt aQer-
marts bette 3ufrieoenbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
@nte @elegemheit.

Cine brei ur6 cine boIbe @eiIe BON
ct. Wartin7 Stearns County, Min,t.,
gelegene, $50 Nder grobe Sarm, bon
Senen Elm gut Sbeil unter 8flug .uno
ser &eit g11tes @ieien= uro 8eioeIano
lit, lit 5lt perfaufen urter a~n1tebntba-
rem 8eoingungen, sic gu erfrogeu |ino
bel Spbn EARRING,
.45ba 81. S. 8. $50. /, Sion, Mi,tn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
@erlOren, berIanfem ober seitobten.

gon Der @bitnep Garm, bier Mei-
len iiiomeitltd bon ser Stabt, Elm
ldtpor3er, o6t Sabre alter @aaa4
nit meiBem Stern auf ser Stirt,e.
Ser 6in6er 6es Bferoes n1oge ]id
mel0en in ser office ser 9. g. &bit-
11ep 2anb e 2oan g., mo- ibm cine
liberale 8elobnung gejidert lit. 46b
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

rem betteren Sinn Die Je1tlidfelt 81
elmer -b0dif angenebmen1 geita1teten.
GaB es Sen Mel1permdblten tets nod
8unid ergeben m0ge, lift Ser aatfri@=
tige @urid oes uMor6itern% Sir
sic bteiige 5bule ion cine '@lode an-
geidafft aperoen;; 5ur Dedung Der
Soften oerielben iin6 big iebt3s 6ur@
freimidige 8eitrdge an 6ie 40 Collars
eingegangen. - Muf oem 9fqttour=
nier in Mbon NOR uniere 0rtidaft
bur6 sic &erren g. g. SimslA g.
S. 8eI5, 8rof. @eppers, Ben. 9duie=
tiers, sos. gbriiten, Germ. 8enolfen,
So lepb @utmeiler, Sen. Mbeln un0 g.
S. @arren pertreten.
Gamf Centre.
81 Ser am lebten Mittmod bier
it%attgebabten gr0ffnungsiibung Ser
II. Sabresfonpention ser 5taats>SSoo=
0eration ser 6rauenflubs ml1roe ct.
SAUL ols 0rt fir oas Mittptnter=
Sriibitiid in 0ieier Cation. gepdblt.
9(n 6en 5tBungen betbeiligtens iid
iiber bunoert 9elegattnnen aus. al
len Sbeiler oes 5taateS. 5ral1 s. 8.
@el9 aus Sergus. Sails perlas cine
8otlGaft bon ser Beneral=S6oera=
(tion BON 100000 Mit9lieoern, oeren
@enerul=Sefrefarin fie lit. -. 6rau
Mugent, cine 5armerSfrau aus.Smift
County, bertrat Dor ser 5taatsfon=
pention Ser S0oeration Ser Grauen-
fluids SEN Stanopunft, oaB Sem @obl
ser Srauen uuf Sem 2anbe mebr Muf=
merfiamfeit 5ugetpanot meroen iolle.
&eprdientant gpooner Iobte sen gu
perintenoenten 8bittier bon ser 8ei r
lerungsanitalt in @e6 @ing als
Mann, erfldrte aber, 6ub er dis Be-
omter 5u rudfitan6ig lei. glu9 lit
@err Spooner gegen sic senoung bon
&inoern nad &eo @ing in n.anden
! 6dllen l,a6 iibte an @i@tern Die in
oieier 8e5teba1ng ieiner Mnii4t nod
feblen. idarfe @ritif. @uperinte11-
oent @anoan bonn &eformatortulnt in
ct. Gloro empfabl sic Grridtutg Ell
mes Sral1en-Meformatoriums iii Ser
btnonng nit ser bieitgen &etniduIe
fir Mdoden. Diele S@ule murSe bon
Sen Delegatinnen beiidtigt, uro file
mur0en BORT bemirtbet. Ole Beam
tenuabl Ser S06erotion ser Jrauen-
fluids bon Minneiota bat naditeben=
oes @eiultat: 5rol1 @ogor $. Sop
beo, Iaribault, Stoats =3raii6entin;
Trau @ob. Mop, Saribol1It, fo%rreipon-
oierenoe 5efretdrin; Sri. Margaret
goons, MortbfteIo, General Geoera-
tion-5 efretdrin; Trau 8. g. M1cgu.
ltd, 5tiIlpater, Siiforifertn; sgron g.
g. Degroff, 9eropM 0ice-8 Brdiifisentin
0es 1. Diitrift; 6rmi 6. 81. Gonant,
@elIs, Bice,9rdiioenti1 6es 9. 81.
iitrtft; Gro1 5. 8. glorf, st8eter,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Jarm %serlangt.

@ir boben id0nes ct. @louo 5tabt-
.eigentbum un6 8aargeb gum Mnfauf
elmer 5arm. @enn SIR perfapfen
pollt, fommt gu uns o0er i9reibt uns
iofort. 6armers 2oan & Snbeitment
60, 8armers 8anfgebal,oe, ct.
'Gloub, 0inn. E, Hat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

|&ice-Nraiioentin 6es 8. Diltrift; Trau
8iarne &ofing, St. Saul, @ice<8ra-
iioent oes 4. *Diitrift; 5rnl1 9. 6.
Sherman, 8ice=Hrdiioentin oes 5. Di-
itrift. slu@ uur6en Sic Gelegatinnen
Ser beridie6enen Diitrifte. CUR Ser
immlung IN Can SranciSco i'm Sab=
re 1918 ertDablt. Sic Ginlaorng bon
Googe Center, 6a{elbit sic nadite Sat-
resperi ammlung, :ab3ubalten, mnr6e
angenommen. - Md6@en, sic 6os
&lei0ermaden terlernen tponen, gum
Eiofortigen. Gintritt o0er fobal6 ols
ehen; moglih berlangt. Sour oeutlb=
fatboliide Md0den m0gen porlpre-
6en. Sranees Gbben, Souf Centre.
6reepprt.
Mm Sonntags Madmittag mur0e
oas uberfliiiige 8irdenlano, mel9es
ii6 DEFENDERS fir 8eioe uno @ie=
Ienlano eignet, an 6ie Meitbietenoen
perpadtet. 1en Serren Sobn 81.
8nttmeiler un0 Mnton .@olfing muir
ben Die 8nr5eaen ais Sen Meiitbieten-
ben iberlaiien. - &ermonn Stole,
Serman Maien, &ermar,1. &arren
urto Mlguit aampa madten einen
m%ebrtagigen Sag0-slusflug no6 Mor-
rtlon County. &err 8einf6b BON
8iSconiin, uelder int gountp @or=
iteanngen nit feinem Marionetten=
Sbeater gift, ptfisoooond5iiia'tttel ftt6 bier am
samitog it1o Spnntng Mbeno. Mun
iagt1 0aB beionoers am sonntaq
Mbeno oas 1beater gut beludt mar.
ct. aRpio.
Hrier bodau. Nfarrer, @oter Mga-
TITO, >. g. g., bat iid) bon ieiner
langmierigen @ranfbeit iotpeit erboIt,
0aB er pie6er ieinen MmtspfIi6ten
borlteben fann. SIN ser Somilie
Naa1l 8egleiter iteate ii9 Elm geiun-
oes Sobnden Elm. M0ge ser SproB=
ling 0en glterlu rur T5reuoe bereiten.
l. Mat Sem 8reiden lit n1ot, in oie-
ier @egen6 rabe3u gu Gnoe. Die Grn=
te 1T cine 6lrrdJmeg magere; @ei5en
ergob bon bis 10 8nldel Der Mder;;
&og9en 10lbis 90 8i1i6el un6 Safer
10 Biz 15'8ufbeI per Mder. Conn
tag tpur6en bier eritmals gum @be-
ltano %berfln6tgt &etnrth: !Sbmitt bon
Sreeport uno &egiua &orte aug oie-
Ter @eneinoe.
ct. Nfdolas.
0te acknowledgement MAIDEN ,1t1t-
iere @egenb nieber l1n1dttdfaer, oen1t ser
cine gibt Dem an6ern sic Gbiire in Sic
Sano. Die Sarmer iol1ten ii4 Der
lStearns County 8al1midltle Bel Stree.
port erintern, aus ser Iebtes Sabr
10 biele CUTE, ltn6 frudtbringenbe Sor-
ten be3oget1 ml,r6pn. 80 2etter1 Mpn.
tag tam 2eo>taro Sobnnneg altf benz
@eae our Creamery gu einem1 lnfan,
l6er ibm bold bas 2eber :gefoftet bb1iit-
- 90 20 lNA 4LtES MMGs go -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
8efanntmad5nna.

Die @ilmer0ings 8aumjdule bat
fir 6ieie Saiion groBe Muspabl an
0bitbdumen, &eben unb ionftigen
3ierpflan5en. .Eufpen uno Hfingitro-
len fir 9erbitflan3ung ionten jebt iu11-
.beoingt belteut meroen. Man o0reiire:
8ilmerbings MnrierS,
36-10t Sreeport, Msinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
6plbingfprb.

Bel einem Dienftag pereangener
@o6e in ser bteiigett 8farrfirde bonn
bo@m. &errn S. 2enmer gebaltenen
grautamte muroen fur's 2eben ber-
h1noen .&err Soiepb 8os un6 Sri.
glnna 2ebner. Sci sen gltern ser
|8raut bette iid nod Ben Erar1-ge-
remonien cine groBe Shaar @diite
eingefun6en. pelde in ser gntbietl1ng
Der ber3liditen @luiidtpiinide fit 6ns
in bober Mdtutg itebenoe 8ral,tpaar
ni6t ermi6eten, unb sic 6lr1 If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

"He tried very hard to persuade me u make some effort to throw off this hoft.Lle affiction that wes fast robbing me or d d loving hus band, friends, health ana an that is worth living for, but In Falh. now see that l am all to blame Ne drifted apart. He sought his pleasures elsewhere, at the club, the theatre, at ms office. He left me alone to nurse my ac- cumulating self-infiicted sorrows. F1naily there was nothing but the divorce court that could settle our differences
 This is the sad story of so many, many women who have passed through the ordeal of the divorce court, as well as the countless thousands of deserted wives who arc not divorced know down deep in their hearts, was the real cause Of thelr trouoie'
 If YOU suffer constantly or only occas- ionally with the ills peculiar to women YOU owe it to yourself to at once mako the effort to avert the impending danger. Our Home Treatment is especially pre- pared for the treatment of female dis cases such as Leucorrhoea (Whites), ir- regularities, inflammation, and congestion of the womb, ulceration of the vagina, hot flashes and nervousness. Also plies from any cause. or no matter of how long standing It will cost you but 2c to mall us the coupon and a very little effort 10 fill in your name and address. We have made 1t so easy that there's no excuse left for you to continue suffering
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
ALFONSO JUST
 LOVES THE WOMEN

Madrid, October 7.-(SpeciaL) )-King Alfonso's gallantry is again causing trou- ble in the royal family. It is case of heredity on both sides. Alfonso is his fathers son and is highly susceptible to the charm of the fair sex. Queen Ena has the same temperament as her mother Princess Henry of Battenberg, and takes a very determined stand in regard to her husbands attentions to other women Whether more tao 1'ul treatment of his failing would have any better effect 1t is impossible to say; but for some months Alfonsos attentions to a leading Spanish comedy opera singer has caused great unhappiness in the royal family.
 In Spain people do not look as sternly up on royal escapades as do people in some other countries; but the Queen car- not bring herself to the free and easy view taken in Madrid. Besides. she hap pens not to be really cordial with her mother-in-law Queen Christina, who might sympathize with the young Queen, because she suffered in precisely the 3ame way from the unfaithfulness of Alfonso 5 father, who was far more fragrant in pur- suing his intrigues than is his son. The object of the present Kings partiality is said to be as fascinating as she is beau tiful.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Easier To Remove
 Than Conceal Wrinkles
(National Hygienic Review)

NNdIloldl J1yBlenlc HeVleWD
 When you try to conceal your wrinkles with paste made from beans, you deceive yourself, not me. Let a defect, which Is possibly but small. appear undisguised. A fault concealed is presumed to be great"
 This little epigram of Martials sug- sests the present day tendency to avoid the use of cosmetics which can only conceal or hide facial defects, and to adopt instead rational means of re- moving the same. For the removal of wrinkles, saggy cheeks and baggy chins, the saxolite prescription, which goes to the foupdation of these trou- bles, seems to have come into general use since its virtues became known but a short time ago. One ounce of saxolite. procurable at any drug store is dissolved in a half pint witch hazel Used as wash lotion this tightens the skin immediately, effectually smoothing out wrinkles and "drawine in" hanging skin or folds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Prepare for War

Amsterdam, October 7.-(Special )-The Dutch government is following the ex- ample of Belgium government in pre- pairing for all eventualities. In the diff ferent garrison towns on the German frontier secret mobilization tests are talk Ing place. These measures are causing great uneasiness among the Dutch peo- pie. especially as the government will make no statement as to the motive for such precautions. Queen WilheImina has decided to be present at the next army maueuyers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
SPECIAL RATES
 !yHZl

New Orleans, La., and Return .SIO.9O Account American Bankers Assoca- tion. Tickets on sale November IT to 20, inclusive. Final limit for re- turn November 30, 1911, unless de- posted before that date with special agent New Orleans and payment of fee of $1.00 made, in which case limit will be extended until December 26, 1911. Liberal stop overs allowed.
 chicago, Ill.,, and Return. S234 45 Account the Lakes to- the Gulf Deep Waterways Association. Tickets on sale October 10 and II, good to return until October 16, 1911.
 One Way Second Class CoIonist Fares San Francisco ........... .$34 50 Los Angeles .s34. 50 Portland ........... .$44.1O S90ttIe $44. 10
 Fares to other points in proportion. Tickets on sale September 15 to October IS, 1911, inclusive; stop-overs allowed.
 For further information call on or write to P. Sid Jones. D. P. A., Bir- sningham. Ala. Both phones 977.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Why Men
 Desert Wives
A Large Per Cent of the Wife Desertions and Divorces Due
 to Female Weakness

This is the story of one who knows:
 ..I should have taken better care ol my self, I suppose. I was sick, suffering anu desuondent. No one but woman Nho has suffered as 1 have. can ever khoW how terrible was my suffering, ! W"o war. irrttable. nervous and could not be to my husband the loving, earefree, pleasant ,iispositioned wife that I once was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

Apropos of the spirited contest which the Comtesse de Brazza has made against France giving up any part of the Congo to Germany, 1t is interesting to recall the circumstances by which she married the great explorer who was the means of adding this territory to France.
 She first met her husband in a Paris drawing room. She was then Mile. Therese de Chambrun. Two years later Brazza. when he was in Africa, sent { eablegram to the lady of the house ask ing if Mile de Chambrun was still sin gle. The reply was in the affirmative, and when Brazza returned home a few months later, having obtained his letters of French naturalization-for he was an Italian-and handed over the Congo to France. he and Mile de Chambrun were married.
 Thenceforward, the Comtesse de Braz- ga identified herself with her husbands work Brazza did not wish to expose her to the dangers which are inseparable | from the life of an explorer, but she re- | fused 10 leave him. Whether the ex- plored was in the bush, in the mpenetra ble
 forests, or on the great lakes. she was always by his side. While the Congo was | m process or organization, from 1890 to .lS9i, she rendered him material assist
 ance. The natives had pleasant recoIlec-
 tons Of this brave Frenchwoman, who | had endeared herself to them.
 Brazza died of dysentery at Dakar on | September IA, 1905. His wife was with hlm, and It was she who brought his | body to France a few weeks later None l better than the Comtesse de Rrszza
 knows the hard work that had to be put
 in before the Congo became French
 possession and, therefore. the indignation ! she feels at the idea of a considerable
 strip of the colony being handed over to Germany who had no part in the ex- ploration of the country, is justifiable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

F The governments panacea for getting rid of the agitation against the higher price of living is the establishment of cooperative butchers shops and bakeries. But the town of Lille has gone farther than the government project. It has de- cided to start cooperative restaurant. The idea Is to serve, out meals at whole sale prices, of soup. meat, vegetables and bread. It will be interesting to note how this socialistic ideal will work in prac- tice. The scheme has it's opponents, who want to know whether in fixing the price of the meals, the rent of the premises, the wages of the people employed, and other general expenses are included It is supposed that they will not be included. In which case the municipality will com pete unfairly with the private restau- ranteur.
 Therefore, the general expenses of this
 undertaking will be paid by the tax payers. Thus, restaurant keepers bakers and butchers, fruiterers, and others will be paying out money in order to bring about their own ruin. 1t is not the first time that communistic projects of this sort have been started in France. and here, as elsewhere, they have usually ended in failure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Free soc Box Coupon

This coupon is good for full sized regular 50 cent package of our Home Treatment and illustrated booklet. Just fill in your name and address on dotted lines below and mail at once to The Miller Company, TIT Mil Ter Bldg, Kokomo, Ind, and you will receive the remedy in plain package by return mail.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-05
NEWS OF ROANOKE

Roanoke, May 4-(Special.) )-Mrs. s. J. Watson died last night at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. R. P. Price, in this place. She was 71 years of age and member of the Presbyterian church, from which the funeral will be conducted at o'clock this afternoon. R. L. Wat son of Tuskegee, a son of the deceased. was with his mother when the end came.
 The Methodist, Presbyterian and Chris tian Sunday schools have organized n Teachers Training class of about 8 mem- bers, which will hold weekly meetings. Miss Martha Pittman was chosen leader. The Baptist school will organize such a class at a later date.
 Charles Nelson has arrived in Roanoke direct from his former home in Ham, burg Germany He is stopping with his step-brother Dr. Samuel Nevelson, and expects to form business connections and remain here.
 MT and Mrs. Franklin Park Nichols have announced the engagement of their eldest daughter. Miss Carrie Fannie Nichols, to Mir. Lawrence Murray of Co., lumbus, Ga, the marriage to occur June 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-05

Montgomery, May 4.-(Special) )-Re- moval of the monument to Confederate heroes from ths capitol grounds to Court Square, in order to make way for the northern wing which is to be erected to the capitol. iss sbeing agitated in this city. Judge Gaston Gunter. who as mayor of the city did more for Montgomery along the "city beautiful" idea than any other man in the Capitol City, is a promoter of the agitation, and is anxious to see the necessary steps taken toward that end. Dr. w. H. Oates. state prison inspector, also favors the removal.
 As the situation now exists, the addi- tiona wing to the capitol will stretch almost to the base of the monument, thus tepding to materially mar the symmetry of the grounds, and to give to the in closure a congested look that Is sought to be avoided.
 It is contended that the monument on the square would serve a more useful purpose, in addition, than it does at the