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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

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NEE Solpnfbip. ST.,
9bpmas Mi. 6drtmon an Mnnrer
Ri[lsr, Got go. 33 Der Snbion BIER
lInterdbtbeiluns. 500.
gborles 90. Smith an emma 81
Smith, Att Meres In ben Geftioner
| % unb % BON goltrain 1otpnfbip,
$1.O0.
Snrab 3. 8petn an Gii5abst Dozen
so SUB an Der Manne Strabe. 81.
Murp 6. Soffmeifter an 8. s
Nitreler, 4 9Itrss in anberfon ap. 81
Gmmo Stpeet an sSohn u. auelenl
borg, / Got an Der Mleobpip Strubt
nnhs 9ltnnlors gptnut. 81.
Sobn 9. Gelir an gbos. 6oFfmon
so SUB an Der 5repor Gpenut. 81.
2lnna R. ItieIs an 5slir WlpsSe.
Snnsti, 25 Sub an Der Ycrt Ctr. 81
Soispb q. Sibep an ). 6. WeHini
ger, "a Gub an Der 5erbert apsnu.
$4,000.
2pbia 6. site an :. 5. 9its II, u.
Al 5ub an Der grob Strabt. 81.
Sam. .. Cooper an 5lup6 g. Run,
BON. SO Sub on Der f}loroI apenue in
Rorpoob. 81.
Nm. u. Boone on 5ren. Ghptte
/ Got an Der SuHfbine Gpsnue. $500
Wl. y. Cooper an Caroline o. RaDe
j Got an Der grie 4penue. 81.
Rellie Dsupres an Glbon gridett,
Got tn WaFi.'s 8srm,Funs go. 227e
IN 4notrion Up. ST.
Gubnrban R. g. 60. an Elln q
pitreOnt. Die SdIfte BON Got CAB IL
rGlsmere". 81.
anoreip :. Wu1mors an gitus g
Jlinu, 3A aeres in Settion "a Dor
Columbia Tp. 81.
u. W. Sdrpuot an Carrie Rieitn,
berger, j Got an Der WiIton Ctr. 81
Sorob 90. SaSist on R. s. Rsfu.
comb, 25 JdB on Der @dff Mpsnus. 81.
go. y. Woulini.r, 5sifom.ntspou,
hrsder, an sbo Soffrogss, 90 sgub ar
Der Smith Roab. $1,000.
aatb. fonsrsmdnn on Ruo. r. Wil,
lif6. 20 5uB on Der pIeaiuut Ctr. 81
Hsm. !. Slider an 5sHritite gron.
frop, Cots 90 uno 95 In Der llnterob.
ibeiluns Der gsbar gtOpe 6. unb @
". 81.
Union Sopings R.oItp 60. on Bur.
ton Soeobus. 2ot 1867 in Der Inter,
nbtbeiIuns Der Ohio 2nnb &c smp
Go. $500.
Sarab M. Sba.tut an Gitus T.
Jliun, j Got an Der Gortit aDenus In
RdbifonpilIe. 81.
Geo. 8. Carl ON abolp6 GaiI., sc
Gub an Der 3umftein apenus. ST..
Wtntitbe Sotrberg an RsaI gitote &
Smp. Co.. Baltimore. so ssuB on bel
WbiteIp 4penu., ndbs golerain. $1,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
Gle fam, fab nno iieate.

Wer2 Die ct. Bernard <arduter.
gille! Sbsleib biefes bsrrli6e bsuti6t
5eilmitteI .rft Dor psnisen Sabren bic,
eingefiibrt purbe, bat es fi6 f6or
Sauienbe bon oantbarsn Jrsunben er.
Dorben. Die ct. 8erndrbsRrGuter
pinen ftnb frei bon Gustfilber uni
dnberen fhdbli9sn Winsralisn, bic iit
in ben neiften ameritanii1en 9utsnt.
pilen beftnben unb fiub ousf6Iisblif
aus benz retnen Saft Der beiltrdftislter
arduter bereitst. 8ei 6roniTher Der.
ftopfnne, Magens unb 2sberleiben, fos
trie alien StDrunsen Der 8srbauungs.
Srgcne fiub fis Elm Seilmtttel, ouf bas
man ii6 immer serluiien tann. pros
birt es! Sn alien 4potbeteu 81 babsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
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lla9r(ageria oidss 3silafIers.

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BerfensH bic nnr1 bic eA5pfHHs ss1<f beaaes
spassn nro ss fisst fssn Ssetfsg bsf. 1zt
sn6 keuisntnes nea 9erfoHen extissrsns bic
burn ssRs uHtdannts Frat Am 6sanbs anA.
Etsfes si ftnn urb bcraasszfaGsn. ucs fhk
sInpsrs erf'assIuS 10 uHs bleibt 6dz Ecs4ss
hoi bic Ratur biefs Tnms befcnesrs bsahHsffst,
btnn ne bat ier bic fsiiess 9a6e Derisst<a. bas
EebeH ibSsr waitmeuftxn Eis ssH anfssf9fusss
mes Es6 efHnn al Isfen Hetasbt ni&s. hab
fe In tbrer eiarnen aellbens On petfsa Mbsstat
,p1but. aebut bic Gun GHb gar sfftfa tte
eesEiu abenns. barn sssf btsfsEts tsnaHf 30
str bic lesne Esfthem bon 1san .. Hdsast
sErsl6i. Ias eaus IN sir iiufeE eans nas
On Roun 1T her Rnus:
MRS. II. YAEGER,
Sxefsn Hyrsae. qiursss. Gsucnnssi. d.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

tab iibtrbaupt Elm Rries peraHIfaIsst
ipiiroe. SFt lpobI fab Der fhnrmnnte
Ulnnn in isinem aobtnett unb faHn
bsm unternfhmer nn6. uiit btr trdus
mtrif6sn misns. NIT Der elm Gihter
eineu ieItsnen Reim iu6t unb pohlt.
S6IisbIid, eutfnieo er iin fiir DETER.
reid unb briisiirte Jrans Spftpbs Bot.
ihdfter in isner neItbiftorii6en Rsas
jobrseour. llHb bic 5oigt Dopor
mar -.
6ter bo6sn mir bic s5ola. Der fni.
fsrlihsn R.uiubrsgrdtulation. 6itr
ittEen mir snblib i'm Neinbous. AIe
Bdnbe topssirt NIT 9ootsnfhd6sln.
blbf6 onseorontt, befordtip unb bon
gutter 2ihts unb Shdtieufpirtung.
9auGsnbe, 3sbntauienDs. Txr BAT Gin
Q6n in Der Stirn, Dem In Der 6iutsr.
fcpf tpesseftoHtn, bsm bk Nait. 70
CAB bic Gtirn ouf ben 31bnen brduf-
iibt. giniaen iino Gtitesien aufestlsbi.
8as bier iit Der Sndbef elmer iuHefn
Jrnn, elmer Marteienberin, bic auh
mitmuBfs. sic bate a5tttiHe SABINE.
bieft junse Jroii iinb biirfie yieblid qes
ldhslt babtn. Giner iif gdns ifyspars,
uno Der Ruffpbs .rsdbIt. tpnrum. Gs
mar sin Dtiterrtiher, iraenoein iteiri.
f6er gau.rnburih, bsr ii1 aus ansft
bcr bem gefhiib bonner in stnen 9raHs
nen pertro6. Tort iit tr ertruHftn
uHo i'm 2aufe Der Sobr. fbDcrs gt-
iporbeH. mas tiniae abpetfslumg
brinat IN bas s.Ibt eiHerIsi Der btintr-
nen Mdno.
Mun ssbt htnous, IN iiilf esiDorben
unb brint einen !3fptia ber 3ppreITe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
(Gcrtfsbuns foIst.,,
GrxHOeisentbnns : llsLertrasnnssa
gtueinnati, 2. Mui.

eIorsnts aLine MuHinir an Glisd.
beth R. 5srbep. Got glo.125 BON 6. 60.
5Optins' llntsrnbtbeiluns pon Of
Roripoob. 81.
sfObert 3. Greinp an g1nbis snus,
Got go. 3s BON grsfup's unisrobibsis
lung. 81.
glit. 5aIl on Hertbo qelItring 2.27
acrss in S,ttioR IL, Columbia 9oiDns
flip. 81.
Barbara .. Ghmiht an GItefIe 8,
Jobniton, SbeiIe npn Cots go. IL une
IL Der brittsn iIntrabtbeilung BON 8.
9. 6optins. nabs RprDcob Gtaiion,
$1.00.
auguIt O. Nnmmsrlin on. Gopbis
W. Wti6oel, bic ipeftiiHe 6dIfte bon
Got QD. rs in Der 5ntitsn unierobtbsis
lung Der Walnut 6ilIs MHofiation. 81.
gbndrb aaber an qeetd pe1rI ReIs
camp, 81 BEL 200 syub an bsr Giibfeits
Der Gdrrsl Strabe. 263 s5ub ipeitiiG
bon Der Dumont Gtrabe. 81.
Gruni arosser an Wlntilba wAsdler.
lot No. IL BON Jobn 6ober's Inter
abtbtilung in Gbepiot. 81.
2ouis o. Safpbp an MiIlinm ssins
tbol, 1870 acrts IN Gsstipn 8, Cole.
rain 9oipnfbip. 81.
GFsd multou an Gamuel 81 Ecy,
.1bsa psH Gsk Rp. H. bts. 6ueIer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
Orunbeigeutbnms. 6bpOtbeieH.
R.ue 5ppptb.f.n
Cincinnati. 2. Wlai.

Giuefnnati, 2. Wai.
5Oispb gOrssr on Mt. aooms 9.
60. $400.
". GuelIa RagsI an gIenn q. unb
g. u. $500.
Bertha psIitrine on ipIeaIant Ribgs
q. unh 6. 60. $1,000.
Diefelbs an aIic. 6an. $400.
aba 8. Rabb an epdnfton 8nnt.
$2200.
eburlss Spigtrt an Gincinnoti
Dortinemen's q. unb 6. Go. $1,000.
anni, .. RsIIp on Soutbern Sbip
Sopings gdnf 60. $500.
GraHees 3. 9iebl on bieitlbe. 5000.
Jpbu 3. Malouen an Miami Sonns
ibfp .. unb 6. 60. $500.
@opbia W. Wii6otl on guuranie,
9tpoiit Go. $3.50.
Wiorn 0orfeI an g. Sipens. S475.
2eetd pearI gleIeamp an Columbia
q. unb g. 60. $3.50.
Wcreoret god an 2ibernI 8. unS @.
Go. $125O.
Sbula W. arpmer ON bieTsI6e. $500
Diainm Gsintbel an GraHt Bop'
les. $500.
GDpbia W. Wli4asI an auguis O,
Boumtriin. $3.50.
.. Sabfon Gtnrr on MponbaIe g
unb q. 60. $1,000.
Sobn u. auelenbprg an Wsaria &
Spb0pp. $1150.
Dan. 8. SnseffolI ON Rinmi g.
nub 6. Go. $1725.
JeIir WIossesbRsti on gisisens g.
q. 80. 2. $500.
5lopo q. Rnnnnn an Builders e.
DroDers .. unb e. Go. $1,000.
Warp ). Soitpb On Delto Q. u. Go.
$500.
Gfpon pridtts on ggsipiOipn q. uni
g. ". Go. $3.50.
N. 81. peipeomb an gDeitern 6ilIs
g., 9. unb 6. Go. $3.50.
Rob. 80. 9uffnu an @0nt Ctr. sB
u. 60. $500.
Mm. qeitrs On Gas Gnb 6. u. 60.
$3.50.
SpIepb aadte on s5inbs0p Marte,
RO. 2 8. nnb .. 60. $14OO.
9snriftte 9rcnffnp an price Oil
go. 2 o. unh 6. 60. $500.
6drrp o. 6pnms an 0arben O. unf
6. 60. $1,000.
philip 81. Gtnrf an Rertnntile q
nnb 8. Go. $500.
JOfeph DDerbers an Title Guar. &
Truff Go. $500.
GstiIgie 6bpotbessn.
Jobn 2. Ring an 2iberoI 6. uni
g. Co.. $1,000.
Dreb. q. Nuetbxr an Union g. g
nnb 3. Go. $1,000.
Btrbnrd sR. G@mibs on =. %
Cooper. $500.
alifs 6aiI an Cottage q. unb 6. GO
$3.50.
Charles Enignrt an Gineinnrt
morsiHeMsa's GIab 81 ans 3. 80.
1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
Jnldnbiid5e Ssadjridtess.

Operation gegeaRIeps
tomanis Grou StGnnis 9burHs
berr BON 9ertslep, Gal. tDslHe In i5rgm
jnneen 2ebsn fAon Diel hurAeemnht
bat - iit mar rGoipbop4, .s3immertsEl-
ner1. GiHbrs6erin n. I. 10. - III bitfer
9ags elmer Operation untertporfen
ipOrben. um iis BON ibrsr GtsbIiuft su
heiisn. Die jungr Uruu III ais aiHp
bel tinsm Sturs nuf ben Ropf ssfaIltn
unb bat iih ben G1dbel eingebfiidt.
mas mad 4nfiht Der Ner3te ibrs psrs
breferii6tn Reieunsen peruriant bat.
Jm September 1909 ipurbs Iie sptgert
Ginbru6s su einem SABRE 3uhfbaiss
buft in Gan lntniin perurtbiIt unh
I'm Dorigsn Suit ipurbs iie sniloHsu.
Anfungs flbrte fie fih gut auf. bod
brad Der gang gum Gtsblsn tiir5ti@
iuieber 10 beftis BET ibr aus. bob he Etb
an fremptin gisentbum pergriff. 1ie
MuSte anb bic goliSti sInubsn niGt.
bab fie fur ibrs Tboien pernnflpprtlit
III. Die Operation, bic barin keitGnn,
bnB Der einesnrldte sfnonen krousaes
ftbnitten ipurhe, perlisf gut, bed lpiro
ss mtbrtre Wonoie bouern, bis bic
Jrau seneitn fpirb. Tns QHchenjtil6
iuirb bur8 eins fiIbsrns platte sEIsst
tDxrbtn.
GtIbHmnrb I'm siuer
puIImGng ar. Gbnrles u. GmeIb.
Elm btiannttr Geld ddftsmoHn bon Gulns
berlonb, Nb.. rnante bieftr 4ngt In
einfr pullman Gar eines q. unD 8.
3ugts eintn GtibFtmor0periu1. iubsm
er fiG siptimaI In ben aopf ThoE. CT
befinbet licb in iterbenbsm 3uftanbe I'M
tintrii 00IpitnI Ia Mfron, Dbio. Gmtlb
bate In Iebitr 3eit finnnsieIe uun an
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pl6bIin, cbne feline 4neeb6riaen ober
UrtunDt ~ Deritdnbigen. nod bem Ne
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Ghirngr getptisn itin unb mar atoubt.
bdb & auf BEN Riidntst mad. bfm
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fun mdGtf. CT lpur0e Iebtes Snkr
ais NopDrstonhibai unttr bsm lstilen
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
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r0i9t tDabr. bds aeben iit bier fur6t=
bar einfah2"
@rDbitobtboms: ,Weebr mod, i6
fiHbe es einfd4 fur6tbor!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
6orts sMrbeit

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GHDielen an meiner rehfen 6unb!
Sd rerbe BITE Griffe neiner aouppHs
l16fse paIissrn Iaiftn miiitn.a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

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R1sis 80 asass nnb bariib<x.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
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5rou 6u iorem Wdnne): .6Gng'
nur nnferm aaffeetrdna6en fobieIe
perfibe 8eaeiGnunsen an, pie On
mngf, 3cns! /. Ginen sriebenstone
greb tdnnit On es bod ni6t nsnnsn!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
FROM WEST 50,00O
 COMING BACK HOME

Seattle, August 3.-(SpeciaD.-As a re- suit of the back home" movement, it is estimated that 5000 people will leave Washington and Oregon this fall for the south and east. Reports coming to this city from California, Idaho and Montana say that the movement Is spreading rap idly in these states. This intelligence is obtained from men travelling out Of Seattle and those stopping over here.
 The newspapers of the northwest. for obvious reasons, "kill' all stories about it. but are raising a mighty shout for more advertising by the railroads and commercial clubs. It Is believed here that the railroads of the west and Cana da can choke off the publicity given the movement by distributing heavy ad- Yertising contracts among the newspa- pers, especially in the south and east.
 In Seattle back home has become a byword. Men have been heard to say that it is worth a hundred million dol lars to the south if the movement is pressed for all 1t is worth It'is gener-
 ally admitted even by the Hand sharks
 and boomers of the west. as being a great hit but they say the people ! or the south are too slow to take full l advantage of 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
The Age-HeraId IS On Sale Al the Following
 News Stands
TAKE THIS LIST WITH YOU

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
JOHN GATES HAS
 SINKING SPELL

Paris, August s.-John ". Gates had a sudden sinking spell this afternoon, sirni- iat to those he experienced on two pre- yious occasions. For a moment it seem ed that his pulse had stopped, but through his remarkable power of recuper- ation he rallied satisfactorily.
 The sinking spells today followed a chill. The family hastily summoned all the physicians who have been in at tendance and strong restoratives were resorted to, with the desired effect of Infringing the patient around. The attack however, seems to have affected MT. Gates condition more than on the pre- vious occasions and tonight he is not quite so strong and his lungs are a little more congested. Nevertheless, the phy- sioaans believe there Is no very immed- late danger and still cherish a hope for MT Gates recovery.
 So i'll was Gates that a rumor gained circulation that he was dead. Charles c. Gates. his son, gave prompt denial to this. It was admitted in a statement issued early in the evening, however, that the patients condition was most critical during the sinking spell and that oxygen had to be resorted to.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
Pratt City News

A social entertainment will be given al the residence of Miss Ellie Summerlin Friday night. The social will be given bv the Baraca and Philathea classes. A small admission fee will be charged. The proceeds will be used to pay the ex- penses of fitting up the hall used by the two classes. Refreshments will be served free.
 Miss Kate McDonnough is spending her vacation at Cook Springs.
 Carasa Fidelpo has moved his shoe factory to Ensley.
 Jesse c. Williams Is visiting friends and relatives in Pratt City.
 Miss Mary Anderson is i'll at her home on the South Side.
 Miss Eva Barton of Cedartown, Ga. is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs Eice.
 Mrs. c. M. Jamison of Birmingham, an Mrs. T. J. Abbot of West End, were tn guests of the Misses May and Nell De Laney recently.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
MAKE
 LONG FLIGHTS

Colorado Springs, Col, August 3.-Fa- vored with ideal atmospheric conditions, Aviators Parmalee and Turpin each made two long flights here today. Both went higher than yesterday Parmalee reaching an altitude of 2000 feet and Tur- pin going about the same height. The avators say they found practically no support for their biplanes in the rarified air of this section.
 Plans for crcling Pike's Peak had to be abandoned because the flights could not be started until late, when the' wind died down
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04

warship Bremen had landed marines in Fort au Prince but he made no mention of such action on the part of the com mander of the British cruiser Melpomene. He said he had placed a guard on the American schooner lying alongside or him to protect President simon, who was ahoard, awaiting the arrival Of liner on which to escape from Hayti.
 Captain Oman declared he had landed no forces as there was no disorder. He las completed discretionary authority to deal with the situation and may lead blue jackets there are no marines on the American vessels In Hayti just now), whenever he finds it necessary to do so'
 Kingston, Jamaica, August 3.-The Hamburg American line steamer Albin- gig. sailed from here today. It Is beiieV- ed she has gone to Hayi to bring ex- Pr resident Simon here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
Deaths and Funerals
Marcus Dockery

Marcus Dockery aged 3l years. died
 early yesterday morning at a local in- fi-mary after an attack of typhoid fever. Nothing is known of the deceased except tkat he came here from Mineral Springs, A ia bama. The remains are being held at the undertaking parlors of Shaw and Son awaiting word of some kind from any of his relatives or friends. An urgent cali is made to the friends of the de ceased to give any information as to his rela tives. Letters were found on hin signed by w. w Cookery and Ella Jay
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
Injunction Against Guin Officials

Judge W. l. Grubb of the federal court yesterday evening granted an injunction against the city authorities of Guin, Ala, preventing enforcement of a city ordi- nance against the running of any train through the town faster than eight miles an hour. The injunction was granted in response to petition by counsel for the Frisco system, who maintained that the ordinance was a severe handicap to the roads fast passenger train which does not stop at the small towns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
YOUNG OFFICER
 KILLS HIMSELF.
Lieut.. Brilliant of U. s, Navy Found Dead At
 AstOr Hotel

1 New York. August S.-Lieut. Charles B Brilliant of the United States navy was found dead from bullet wound in his room ab the Hotel Astor today. There was no circumstance to contradict the eoroner's immediate opinion that the case was one of suicide In one of his hands, which were crossed over his body as il lay in a chair. he clutched S2-calibre re- volYer, with all but one of the six cham bers loaded. The bullet from the empty chamber had struck his right temple made its way through his head and was 1opnd on the floor behind him.
 To Mrs. Charles E. Brilliant, who is said 10 be his bride of but eight months, the lieutenant had addressed a stamped and sealed letter, which the coroner forwarded tonight without opening to Mrs Brilliant at the Cairo. Sixteenth and Q streets, N. W, Washington, D. e.
 Lieutenant Brilliant arrived at the Astor shortly before noon Tuesday, without bag gage No special attention was paid to the guest and nothing was heard from him until a maid complained this after- noon that she could not get into his room. Entrance was forced and the body was found, as described.
 Identification was made from a check book showing a balance of s202 in a Wash ington bank August 1, cards and signet rings,
 The body was removed to the Bellevue hospital morgue, where an autopsy will be performed. No one at the hotel could be found who heard the shot, but it was the coroners opinion that the lieutenant had been dead at least 12 hours. He was apparently between S5 and 40 years of age.
 Washington. August S.-Lieut. Charles. E. Brilliant, the young navy officer who is believed to have committed suicide in a New York hotel, disappeared from here Monday. Brother officers spent all of yes- terday and last night in searching this city and Baltimore for him and today called on the police of all the big cities to assist in the hunt. The navy department also sent out general alarm,
 Lieutenant Brilliant was regarded as one of the most promising young officers in the service. He had been in charge of the power station at the Washington navy yard, following a term of sea duty, and was universally popular. Eight months ago he married a young woman in this city. Mrs. Brilliant tonight Is prostrated, but relatives have left for New York and will take the body to York, Pa, for burial. The officer was born in Kansas but was appointed to the naval academy from Pennsylvania
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
Charged With Grand Larceny

J. B. Cash and Leroy Richardson. two young white men, were arrested last night by Detectives McDonald Burge, Gray, Nation and Murphy on charge of grand larceny. The two men were arrested at the office of a local express company and several packages shipped here in their names were confscated by the officers The two men are wanted in Memphis on a charge of grand larceny, it is alleged. The Memphis authorities have been noti- fled and will send after the two as soon as requisition papers have been secured
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
Head Off Rebellion

Dlarez. Mex, August 3-Prompt acton has been taken to head off any posslple uprising among former insurrectos on ac- count of the resignation of Emilio Vasquez Gomez from the cabinet. General Blanco in command at Juarez, today received long telegram from Dr. Gomez at Mexico City appealing for peace and order. It IS said that similar telegrams have gone to all former revolutionary leaders through out the republic in an effort to prevent another uprising.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
WILL SEND VETO
 BILL TO LORDS

London, August %-According to the government organs, the cabinet has finally decided to send the veto bill to the house of lords without creating any new peers, trusting that the liberal peers will be able to outvote the followers of Lord Salisbury, who are against the measure, The newspapers say there is some risk in this procedure as the gov ernment majority probably will be under 10, but that if the bill is defeated by the lords Premier Asquith intends to, proceed immediately to the creation of 800 new peers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
LAUNCH CAPSIZES
 AND FIVE DROWN

Crystal Falls, Mich, August S.-A launch carrying a party of seven berry pickers capsized near the mouth of the Fence river today and five of the oc- eupants drowned.
 There were: William Famine, Mrs. Elm ile Famine and son, b years old; Mrs. Victor Mattson and Edith Forsman, IS years old.
 John Holmes, owner of the launch, and one woman managed to swim ashore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
Prohis Win

Atlanta, August S.-Prohibitionists won the first round in the liquor fight now in progress in the legislature, when after a three hour fillibuster today the Tip pins anti-near beer bill was advanced to the second reading. The measure is ex- peoted to reach final consideration early next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
Columbus News Suspends

Columbus, O., August 3-With the is- sue of It's last edition this afternoon, the Columbus News suspended publication. Attorney Charles P. Outhwaite appointed receiver for the paper about month ago. today secured from the court an or der to discontinue publication. The News, originally the Free Mans Chron- icle. established 95 years ago, and known by various names, has been recently op- erating at a loss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
I,ibel Suit for s5O,0OO

Washington, August 3.-Because Rob- ert G. valentine, commissioner of Indian affairs, made charges against him that re- suited in his removal from the govern ment service, Jor Farr, until recently general superintendent of logging in the Indian service has filed $5o.O00 suit for libel and islander against the commis- sioner in the District of Columbia SUI preme court. The allegation Is made that the charges were false and malicious.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04

Travelling sixteen thousand miles te wed the man of her choice, Miss Katb. eryn Kipp left New York on July 2l fo, Rio Janeiro, Brazil, where her 6ance ierald Pea body, is geodetic surveyo, n the employ of the Brazilian govern 3nent.
 Miss Kipp is native of Los Angeles IaL. and is graduate of Leland Stan ord University. Mir. Peabody is also | native of California, and the trip of Mss kipp is the outcome of romance that Jeean in early childhood.