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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
Orauosis.Htbanss ilsbertrasnnaem.

eiHeinn1ti, 2. Suni.
aniOn sifaeiFsr on SuIio Sed
5betI bon Gpt lis in 8ater's erits,
HntsrabtbeiIuRs tn Qoro Spanbos
81.
pbiIipp grotpn an Gpencsr M
Sones. Cots 37s. 379, $50 3s2, 39a
unb 9betl OOH Got 391 in 3. u,
games lluisrabtbeiluns in s5air.
mount. 81.
opener M. Cones on WaihaelDilI.
iptrtR. 90 bsi So 5uB an Der Glib.
iet's bon WGperIb ADe. in syairs
mount; sbenIO 9bkiI poa Got $50 In
). ". Samss' unierabtkilung in
Jdirmouut. 81.
Sptnosr M. Sores an Spbn Dedfr,
2beiI bon Got 39l unb $50 In Sos
itpb U. Samss' llHierGbtb. In s5oirs
mount. ST..
Wiaiam 9rcb<rid II. n. on Wsarn
Brpberid. Got 50 in Worbess' unters
Gbtb. IN Rsabing. 81.
3ouifa S4roetter an M1iIIidm
G4aettsen II. 4., 40 bei 140 sguB an
Der Sitisite BON s5ifber 4pe., 190Gub
nor6li1 bon 9efpitt gpe. 81.
0eorse 10. Gpesiaee an q. o.
WottbetDs. 80 bel 121 JuB an btr
Ofitite Der 6. Gtrabs in California.
500.
gbiDorb 8. Mnbtrfon u. a., Srus
ftets. an Robert Carton, Got go. 1O5
tn WcRumara 6e GonHkrs linterabt6.
an Nonstportb place, in Mrlington
6eisbts. 81.
goiberin. O'Gearen, Mbminiltr0sos
rim, on Charles HodeHftettsr III, 2ofa
Vp. SO unb 40 In 9pfft gb1mbers
uHierabtbeiIung In MiDsrfiDs. $3.50
Wdrsnret Game DeDire an Mmr
&, perrius SIN 1r0et QoHh a1 tSeyt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
Snbiidle SufaitrOlossn.

Sbeleih bi. 9iifrOlogi. felt slp.i
Subrbunberten IN ben gr6Bten Ribs
irebit eeroiben In. beiibt iie bod du6
in unisrem sipiliiierten europa no5
10 mnn6t NnbGnetr, bic frsiIih nur
I'm eebeimen ben mpitiihen3 3uldnlmens
bdngtn no6bentsu. bic snifhen benz
Qnuf Der Gsftirrs gnn unEerem Ght6s
ial btitsben. Die GtsIIs oss SoGaIsros
logon, emf Elm 10 tpi9tie.r unb eirs
fluBrei6er gOiitn, Iii Bel feinem mos
bernsn 6erriher msbr bsfesi. 5n
aiien nber boutrH ME In 10 fnanGer
onbereR SinTift alh I'm gunste Der
aftroloeie bic oIten Ginrifiungtn nod
fort. Sier bat bic aftrononlis i6re
oIiere unb pbontoitiiGere Gnweiter
nch nidt perordnoen f5nnen; Der
GbnrIatan, Der Dorgibs, cus ben Gisrs
ntn bic 3ufunft iefen su tonnen, bat
iih Bel perfern. gbineIen nnb anbereH
@0ltern NiitHs nod bi. Wnflt unb BEN
einfluB eefpobrt, bic sr In friiberea
3eitm in 70 reihem Rabe befeHen.
Gosar In Jnpon fteben bic aItrologen
nod in GuHit, obgIeih noiiirlih Der
Sof bes Wifabo bnrnuf per5ihtet, he
nod Offi,ita I'm Ratb su frdsen. Die
iiuaen Qsutt BON glippon ipiirben
elnuben, iih in ibrer mobsrnen auIs
turbDbe Dor europa ldherli6 3u rnos
den, tpenn iie ben Gterubeuiern Of
fentIih bic SttlIung seipdbren, bic iis
i'm gtbeimen nid,t felten beiiten.
Die fnbifhen yiirfien ienntn fplhe
Gfrupel niht. Shire elitrpIosen gsnies
zen 6ebeuieRbes Anieben bel 6ofe nnb
iperben in allen m6eIihen unb unm5gs
Iihsn Ginsen um Rqib esfraet. Bon
ibrsn Gtubien unb ibrtr ghGtistenl
trsdblt o. igorbin In Der RntnrsS aIs
ltrlsi nrniiicnte Ginselbeiten. Die
srobarsigen Dbferbot0risn, bic anter
Der npngolifHen Gerrlhnft sur 9es
trnhtnng Der Gterne srrihtst ipurben,
iperben Don linen bersnbt unb In euiem
3uffanb- -srbnIten. Gin fold mdfiiges
aftroIogifhes Gbiernotorium III bds
BON Galore, tin nionumentoIsr Hou
nit sobIrsihen pI0tsformtn, Der als
eine ettpns mpherniIirfe aopie isner
8eobahtunestbiirme eelisn ionn, bic
bic Ghdlbdfr unb Megnpter Dor J1brs
toufenben errimteten. 4uf Der 6ok
folder m6diiger unb bi3nrrer gdnten
per.ss:ssn nun bis AifrOlDatn Der inbis
fhen fsiiriien In tternenbslIen glihttn,
nm In ibiptigtnbtr Wer3iiGur,g ben
2auf Der GsIiirne su folgen unb ibrs
geheiHnibpolit WirfuHg auf bns
Menfdengef6id Su erfaiftn. Bon bic.
Zen IuftigeH plattfOrmen aus iiuhies
rem He b0s 0tlint bes 6immels, nber
niht ttlpa, I'm mic unfsre aIlroncnsn
einsn acmtttn sii erfp1ben ober cine
Giernfnrte nuf5unebmen, icnbtrn uin
Der -Nntibit6tS tiner perf1nIidfeit
na6suIpiirsn bic ibr 6srr in zine Wers
frouensfteiliing beruftn min unb ii6er
btren gbnr1ftsr II fih unterrid,ttn
m0hte. Menn fin Der uobernt Hlenfd)
an elm Muafunftsbursdu fusnbti, bnnu
befrnet ber gfnbf60b jsinen MIsroIDetn,
fnb iebengdIls riHlmt 1t Bic Wttttfi~
Ixnge1i gIdubiger bin unb pertssut fes
jiex nalf Ia y He n ~ Eisrnea BE-,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
WrnHOsiseHtlnmss 6ppotbtisH.
Cincinnati, 2 SUM.
Qeue 6npotbeten.

sss
games q. Usorsnn an Suprtme g,
u. q. 60. $3.50.
hilbert o. glart on Milinm R,
Gprigs. $500.
Charles M. molbc an SruIiees bel
W. q. airhe. $500.
MiGiam WliilIsr an goleroin q. u.
g. SO. 800.
s5ron3 gpalb on 35roDsesrt Ges,
ings q. u. g. Sc. $175G.
GtteIia 3. Etie on Bellevue HIb,
aH'n. 5000.
QslIie 8. RobeIiffe an bic amelio
Gtote Bonf. $500.
oenrp WlrNuIIsn an sSrifb q. u. 6,
Go. $1750.
Grsberid u. 9urbrins an glur!
Ctr. 6. u. q. Go. $3.50.
amp g. perrino on Cottage q, II.
6. Go. $45O0.
5Ofepb ysrrpne an Diners o. GOO.
per. 1890.
Gbds. Gbeiisr GnIbntl an Gbos, SD.
Nnon. 1912.
geO. misbOrit an 9. IN. Cooper.
$500.
HFIIip Rp9 an benfeIben. 5000.
gtiIliR RpM an n. Gact -0Gpis,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
Tas BGdjite Slid aus Grbeu

ift Gefunobeit. Gin tranter aorper
lam tein woblb.bagsn, tein Slid ems
pfinoen, uno Denn audi WeiLlioneu
Dollars unb Shaarsn BON Dienern
ibm 81 Gebote itebeu. 9obeu 1T bi.fss
bOhfte Slid gar nidt 70 f5msr 3a erz
rsiten ober 81 bebaupten. Man ipens
be bem a0rpsr nur cine ongemefens
pflsse an ober belfe ibm, falls fi6
3rdnfbeitsfpmptpme einmal einitelen,
eegen feline inneren ;Jetrbs; gegen bic
9ifte, bic ii4 in ibm f.Ibfi bilben.
D1s WitteI bdeegen, unb 3tpar Elm uns
feblbares unb unfhdblihes, bieten bic
ct. Bernard Grduterpillsn. Hur be-
sstdbilif4. Sn apotbet.n su bab.n.
9.5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

fdlrisben itonben. Nber ni6,t nur pem
inoii6en Giirfen in bic aftrpIOais
gtotbgeber II, alien qebensIngen, foas
bern ihr GinHub III bel allen alaIfsh
betrdhtIih.
Wenn Die nieberen Qaiftn su benz
aitroIogen ieltener ibrs 3ufIu6i nehs
men, 10 Iiest bas bardn, baB iie 3u
arm finb. Inn benz 9erirduten ber
gsitirnf itine Rotbi6Idge nit Gtgo
aufSulDiegen. SIN 2ebsn Der arisgsrz
fate fofpie BET aIlen porHebmeu inbis
fhen JdmiIisn fpitlt Der aiirolooe
cine b<oeuienoe Role, bat Bel Geburt
unb 6od3eit cine geipi4tigs Gtimme.
Dor Der Geburt zines Rinbes nirb
bos 6oroftOp e.fe[It, unb bo man ber
anii6t iit, bdB brobenbs Gefobren
bon bem aiHbs nod Inn Nlutterlsibe
obgetutHost tperb<n t0nnen, TO miiB
iih bic Wutttr ben anorbHungen bes
altrolo9tn uniermerfen. Dek Der
lln9liidlihen, tpenn lie ibr Saus pers
IdBt, fobaIb irgenb Elm bsifiminier
plonei an elmer beIfimmien GtelIe bss
Simmsls fitbt! Gin foIhes 3uipibtrs
banbsIn ssssn bic aIirologiTden Be-
feble fam es sur JoIst bdben, baB
ftatt ots triDarteteH Suuesn Elm Wdbs
den CUR Melt tommt uno bieiesWdbs
den ipobt nod NIT elmer 5uieHfhartel
rod ihlinmsr iit ts fur fis, iuenH
irdbreHb oer s3sit. bd fie ibr qiub ers
fportet, cine Gonnsns cber MonDftns
iteruib beporItebt. 9ds iif Der Bes
ipeis bafiir, baB bic erbe bon bSien
geiitern erfiilIt IN, bie bem tiiuftisen
Meltbiirssr, nod bspor er bas GpHs
nenIiht trblidt, stipds antbun fpolIen.
Die Butter muB iih bobsr bitten, 10
laHse bas 5immelspbinomen bolert,
ir9enb ettpos 5u efitn, sa trinfeu. su
i6neibsn ober 81 serbrs6en. neil al
bies fiir nas aino stfdbrlih 1T, unb
bic ndhiien AnpertrnHbten beobnhtsn
bic sIei6en 8orfidtsmobrtselH. ba he
fih nift Der @efabr dusisbeu tr0lItn.
baB Elm WlonItrum sur MeIt gt1
broGt nerbe. gti6t minhsr tpittig
ME BEL ner g<burt I'm Der 4ftroluee
Bel Der 6eiratb. MoIIta sipti iuHgt
aeute ben Qebensbunb nit eiRGnher
jhIeBen, bonn miiFeu iie ndhil ben
GIttrn Dor allen ben !oimmel UNI
feline Ginipinigune onfitben. 8tpor
nGmIid5 bic Gbe geffdtftt fpirn, ftaoirt
unb pergleift Der aftroIo9e frlt bie
gaatipii1ien Der beiben U<rlobteu.
un6 tpenH er nint cine aliidli6e Cars
monte aus bieIen tpunoerli4tH 3eis
den berausIieit, ipenn ntht .oEIts
itimmt,- bann In bos ftbsDerfte, Elm
uniiberipinblihes SinberniB oufgsri6s
tet fir bic DsrspirtIi6nns ibrtr
9rdume. gle tonnen niht sneinnns
bertcmmen, benn, Der 6immel min Is
ni6t. Sn Dielen Gineen iibeH bic
aitrclogen cine iolde 1prdnnsi aus.
sSebe @erfinftsrung tints gsitirns
iuirD bon ihneu dls ein 4usbrud Dss
llntpiIens Der G0tter sebeutet. unb
ben bdrob Mtnsitlihen ipirb bdnH ges
rdtben, iid untsr ben Ghus zines ibs
nen DobIgsisnEitn pidntien 81 ftsIs
len, ben ousfinOig 81 MAIDEN BEN
aitrolosen pid Wiibe uno benz dHOes
ren bel GeIb foiisi. 8eionbtrs Der
Wpnb Bat feline 9iiden, unb I'm ibn
su periobnsn unb giinitis su itimnien.
baben bic Snney uno ibre Mitrolrgtrl
pitl gu tbun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

Die Rempirsn ber Rs
'nigin mittmt aleranbrd.
Die aonigin Ditine 4leronbro BON
England bertiitt bie ausgdbe sines
grobtn Wenloireniptrfes Dor. Die
man In gut uHtsrridisien tnglifneH
6oftreiIsn erfdbrt, ntrn bic aonigiH
bereits inn ndhiten Monat mil Der
Ei1tung besWsoteriogs beginner. bas
@ritfs ous Dsm ltben ihres Derfserbts
men G<mnbIs a0Rig Gbunrb bfs
Gisbentsn. umfobt. Gin 7biI hdpon.
10 nnmsntIih 9risfs poE VoiitiserH
unn Jreunben nes xrftorbsnen A0s
Higs, In krsits gsfdmmtlt. Dos Mles
moirtntpert fclI porl6ufis nur In einsr
befhrdnsten An5ah ron GxempInnH
gebrudi unb on bic MitsIitner bts
tOnigIifen 6ouTes p<rtkiIt iptrbtn.
GO fpirn abr aud Der gefhihtsfors
fhung 5usGHgig genoht iperbtn,
ipenn eg cud3 nift In Dffsntlihsn
HiblictKfen 5u bnben aitin pirb. lies
briaens Iteins suift3<n bem tnaIiE6kn
R1niespaor unb htr aonigin<M <Mittpe
aussnblidii6 Elm DsrbdItnib 81 be-
litben. bas an 6ersIi6isis ishr pi<l
gu lpiini6kn iibrie Idbt. Gs NIB
nisfsr 3ufanb In eriter Qinle bdranf
snriideefiibrs. bnB bds sa6niespnnr
gsgtn bic 6trouseobt Der Wlemoirta
trfolglos 0tripobruns etngeIeat tnt.
Gin lpeiitrer @rinb fir bte 9iffsrsns
5sn tOn isin, baB fi@ 81 R5niein.
Miitns bur4 Mrranesm<ntD 5iIr bic
RTsHEaayisiss 1uriiapfjstt fbn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
Columbia sp., in mabiipnpiIIs

16. Columbia aps in mabiipnpiIIs
Isl.
SaHes 6. gsoDnsD an 5omueI 8
Cooper, Got SO. 70 In Moobburf
3eigbts ilnteubtb. 81.
Cigar 5erris gafer an Wren W
Wismsper. 40 bel $50 CUB an bel
Weftfeite bon Wegprmid Ctr, 16t
CUB nDrbIih bon Gris 2lpe. $1.
9trmdan SoIlen an gborIes Z
Burger. s Sabre aeofs fir bds erf,
Stcdtpert nts 6duies no. 174C
Queen Gitp aoe., monatIife Mieib'
$40.
Georse 2amberi an gldpton 80
plopper, Got go. 28 in Der GiibRpr.
fpooo Spnbicote llnttrabtbeifnna.
ST.
Stnnette Sr.bor g.siree an Nlori.
3. WerfeI, Got Ro. so une ben fiibs
lifsn SbeiI BON Cot So in ssofept
ainfens 2. lnternbtheilung. $3.50.
Benjamin DidiHIen an gbdrIott.
&. areus, 1bsil bon Got go. A bon
5enrp 9ron's Gftdts, 81.
9bcs. M. Rnon an gbds. GeTter
G1lbipen, 90 Sub an 28. apsnue,
0otIen. 81.
Sorrp y. Barter an Carrie a.
Barter, Is Ssub an Jofspbin. Strabe.
81.
Warp Gebbarbt an anna Nleper,
2 elder an 9ortb 8enb Rcab. ST..
Union Sopings Healtn 60. OH
@irstnia .. 9cner, Got 532 In Ohio
2onb C Smp. 60. llnterubtkiIuns.
5000.
albert .. 0orbeis an phiIippQon,
@ Sub an 8Isnbord 9iot. ST.
gbilipp Rod on gfIbert q. @ors
beis. 30 CUB an RodbaIs aps. 81.
Gilbert q. 0orbeis on Geo. Migs
BORT, 80 sub on bc. 81.
8. 5erbtrt Woniuger an DO. 30
SUB on bo. 81.
Senrp grotbous an 2ena Grnft,
Got IA in 9une e 6ogons llHttrs
abtb. 81.
geo. grommsr an gbos. u. SeiIs
fer, % 5uB an TeMi[Ian Str. ST..
6. G. Dilfon an Gbtpdro sSifkr,
80 CUB an Center Ctr. Rabifpns
bile. 81.
Tai6atI GnseI an German 9hies
man. 26A Sub an groipns Strabs.
$1,000.
5ronces Ua. gurtib on Soiporb 6.
Walter, IL 4der In Sett. q Dbites
mater Up. 81.
srsb. 80. 5ddftshbe an 1bos. B.
Rpoh. 50Jub an Sba aDty yRDripOOo.
81.
Worie so. alIen on Mcores Cos
nep Co., $50 Jub on 9inben 4Denus,
so SUB an gsaPle aDe. q antbstD.
81.
fannie g. Coffin an Wlarp ..
gpo., 2 ader in Seit. 3, Sprtngs
fieIb Up. 81.
ssrtb. 6o[le on Sophie Rui9er, 80
CUB on Ribsstpap ape. 81.
9iSsie so. Grbbouie an Sofepbine
gridlpebbe, 80 SUB an Siblsp aps.
81.
Gun 80. RaIIon an u. M. 5ors
buOt. 363 CUB an SisRanb aDsnus.
81.
s5Icra 5irfc5 an @erOuieo Mspsr, 3
Cots in Sobn Bells Gftots. $500.
aatb. W. 6OnGnoet an 3ouis 3.
Baud, Gets 81, 90 unb 93 In Gars
ION &c 8en's llnterabtbeilung. 81.
gbos. q. Wlsnoe an WiprtIe W.
S6nsiber 81 2/3 JuB cn Rapi6Run
bite. 81.
gllice g. Ranoie on Oto. aeim, l
Got on 9srraee Mne. 81.
Sophie 6. Sobonnfen on Grons o.
Mtper, cine Got an Reabins Roab.
81.
yioIe aoeb on Wabel Rorts. Got
96 In Blair u. 2etpis Blue 4ib linz
terobtb. 81.
Sulius 6. 6inb (per GberifD an
M. allen. $50 CUB on ainsI
ben unb 80 CUB on Waple aDenus.
S576.6.
D. 9. GeIbp an 2uru Sdughthers,
% sfuB an RoIiton 4De. 81.
Ihos. W. Shan on Cora Grtels
Got 67 in 2esIie &c Dds lintercbtb.
81.
Cora grteI on Sbos. SD. Rpdn. q
aots an Der SIbieite Der 2ibsrsnStr.
81.
gbcg. SO. Rpnn an Cora Grfsl, 90
rnE an Dlfbonn MnS. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

BeruugIiidte RabnfaBrt.
aus Gntoraljonibelp meI6et man:
eIus Je,tpesIitte ruberter s5rau ge.
ter GroeLDi, berer Sof)ter unb eihe
Ilrrge Grn1t Nnn1ens Mnrtba @ebeon
iiber Die abeib- 9ei Sibapio fippte
oer aubn irut- Der S1brmaaln ,lno
oQe 1xsi IoxueyI extrnaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
MRS. B. YAEGER.

efsslu ffssnas. ainsssb. Gsadnaasl o.
1ests so Gents nnb burfbn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
-s.s sssss@<ss-
lDa6rlagerin Oides 3cilallsrs.

e&cn In bef aIfefsn Besf sas rs aestsIs
eHfeHsa. bie barn bic @A8psunc b5keT ssQats
naren. nnb - Issef fetn BiSsiiei boz, -
sn6 beuisusaee Ho6 8frfonsn sriffsrsn, bic
enrA sfHs nnbefennis ssraft im etaHts nns.
Sssies ~ ftuH nne eornnssuisaer, mas fifr
nHeert srftcuniiA IN nnb bIeibf. Gnr S&eldes
Cat Die sotnr blsft Gams befonbns bsehnffsef.
teHn ne hat sbr bic feifens Gabs DsEI!sben. 90
rebrn ihrer WqitmsHidxH fpis ftE anfaff6Iasss
nes HE6 cenaH sa ieffH. Berseht Hi6ss. sus
as IN strsr siaeHsH NsFsesns an Heefin Esssnne
pcbat Rebnrs eis Gan GHb ear slfiia ID
eesiin Mpenus, BARN aetf bideIbs biHant sts
3tE bic fdDne asheens bon Sran .. DasesS
srrsf6f. Dns cans m sng ttHtsn 3das MA
sm aann IN Der Same:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13

lined up many senators friendly to the administration and when he returns to Washington on Monday he will continue his personal campaign. The President Is scheduled to speak at a Methodist camp meeting at Ocean Grove, N. J., on Tues day and while he had not written his ad- dress for that occasion it seemed prob able tonight he would find opportunity there to refer to the Senates action.
 The President has never felt the force of arguments that the Senate would lessen its own right part of the treaty making powerful the government by ac- cepting these general arbitration meas uTes as presented to it. The action of the foreign relations committee has not changed his view.
 It was admitted here tonight that if the Senate insisted upon putting through the treaty in modified form a reopening of negotiations with Great Britain and France probably would be necessary Steps looking to such a resumption of the negotiations are not contemplated by the President at this time, but it is prob able he will take the matter up win Sec retary Knox next week While the Pres ident has never authorized a statement as to what bills he might veto it is pretty clearly understood that the statehood bill, the wool revision bill and probably the farmers free list will feel the weight oI executive disapproval.
 With Major Butt the President played golf for several hours this morning To- night MT Taft took a long motor ride. rumor that he had met with an acci- dent reached the summer White House just as the President, looking sunburned and brighteyed sat down to dinner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
D|MM|CK PLANT
 HAS NEW OWNERS Formal Transfer of Proper ty to United States Cast
 Iron Pipe Company

The Dimmick Pipe plant at North Birmingham, one of the largest indus tries in the district, was transferred yesterday to the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company.
 Chairman J. c. Maben of the credi- tors committed who negotiated the sale, said last night that all the terms had been fulfilled and that the pur- chasers paid over in cash $2SS,000, and in addition assumed ,ne bonded lia- biIity of s179,000-
 MT Maben stated that the creditors would be paid in full and that some thing would be coming to the stock holders, but just how much could nor be stated at this time as amounts due on open accounts are still being col lected
 The United States Cast Iron Pipe company will make some improvements on the plant and 1t is stated that op- erations would be resumed with as lit- tie delay as possible. The Dimmick pipe works give employment when op- erating at full capacity to about 1000 men,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
LET CONTRACT FOR
 GLASS PLANT SOON
St. Clair Republicans Hold Meeting Preparatory To Selecting Dele
 gates To State Convention

Ashville, August 12.-(SpeciaL) )-Today the republicans of the county are hold ing district meetings to select delegates to the county convention at Odenville on August l9, when delegates will be chosen for the state convention meet ing in Birmingham.
 The Sunday school convention of this county is behing held at Ragland today and will continue through tomorrow, a large crowd being present
 M Bandas principal promoter of the Ragland Glass Works, will go north and east in about 10 days with the object of letting the contract for the building of the $S00,000 plate glass plant and the $l25, po0 bottle plant He will buy the machin- cry for the glass plants, and raise capital for a s75OCo pottery plant which is to be located at Ragland.
 The Ragland Cooperage company will double their output by putting in a head ing mill in connection with the staye mill. For some time there has been a discussion between the railroad and the coQperage company regarding the freight rates but the cooperage company won their point and as a result the heading mill will be put in. l.. R. Poe of Ragland was in Gadsden during the week supern- tending the loading of the heading mill machinery.
 The Ragland Brick company has an- nounced that they will double their out put New machinery has been ordered for immediate use. There has been an $6o0oo, which will be ready within a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
SPECIAL SERVICES

First Christian Church-Twenty-f and Fifth avenue. Sunday school will be held at 9;3o o'clock At the Il o'clock morning service, A. R. Moore will preach on Jesus on the Liquor Traffic" At the o'clock service NO Backward Step" will be the topic of his address. All are welcome
 At II o'clock service of St. Andrews church there will be a lay reading At o'clock evening services the Rev. Clai- burn, of the Christ church, Montgomery, will conduct the services and preach. There will be no early communion.
 Highlands Methodist Church-HighIand, Circle. Sunday school and the Epworth league will meet at the regulars. At the Il o'clock service the pastor, Rev. John R. Turner, will preach on Men and Sheep" The public is cordially in- vited to attend
 Altrurian Church Qhe Church of Oc- cultsm)-At the regular morning ser vice at Il o'clock of the Altrurian church, 'The Two Paths" will be the subject of the lecture. A cordial invitation is ex- 
 German Lutheran Zion Church-Avenue and Nineteenth street. Sunday school will be held at 9:30 a. m. After Sun- day school the regular services in Ger man will be held by the pastor, Rev. H. Reuter-. Everybody cordially invited.
 First Methodist Church-'The Mighty Mocker' will be the subject of pr. F. c Branscomb at the morning service and "The Prohibition Craze" will be taken as his subject for the evening address The Ramsey Glee club will hold q 3O-min- utes song service preceding the evening sermon. The public is cordially invited to attend.
 At the Congregational chapel this morn ing at II o'clock Rev. pr. George Raves, the pastor. will preach on The Prayer of the Saints" The evening services will be conducted at Capitol park as a part of the union service conducted there | conduct the service tonight and Dr. l. ID. Steele will deliver the sermon. In case of rain the union service will be held ct the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church. Cumberland Presbyterian-Bifth avenue near Eighteenth street The pastor, Rev. J. D. Lewis, will preach at both morn ing and evening services on Holy Ghost
 Religion and Why So Few Are in Pos | session of Same.' Sunday school will be
 held at 930 o'clock. All are heartily
 welcome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
REFUSE TO AGREE ON
 KERN AMENDMENT

Washington, August 1.-The conferees on the free list bill today refused to agree on the Kern amendment limiting the free admission of meats and cereals to those countries with which the United States has reciprocal trade agreement, which was designed to confine such free impor tation to imports from Canada. It also refused to agree to the House amend ment, adding lemons to the free list. The conferees accepted all other Seante amendments.
 The bill will be sent back to the Sem ate for a vote on the Kern amendment and to the House for another vote on the lemon amendment. These probably will be taken Monday when both heuses ad- 1ourneds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
PROMINENT MAN OF MONTGOMERY DIES Robert ]. Chambers, Ap- parently in Good Health,
 Passes Away

Montgomerv. August 12.-tSpecial)- Robert Jones Chambers, aged 52 years for the past 10 years probably the best known citizen in Montgomery, died suddenly af acute indigestion at o'clock this morning at his home on South Perry street. His death came as a great and startling surprise to his score of friends throughout Montgom- cry and Alabama, who had yesterday chatted with the popular citizen. As late as 10 o'clock last night he was ap- parently enjoying his usually good health.
 Shortly after this hour Mr. Cham bers complained to a visitor who was on his porch that he felt indisposed as a result of an attack of indigeS- tfon which he felt, and retired to his room for rest A half hour later his wife summoned physicians to his bed side, who worked with the patient un- til midnighta They left the sick man a few minutes after this hour, declar- ing that he was out of danger, but leaving medicines which were to be administered during the night.
 The first prescription called for a
  which time Mrs. Chambers attempted to awaken her husband. But her labors were in vain, the fast receding warmth of the body showing that her hus- bands life had ebbed away before the hour was reached.
 Mr Chambers for a number of years was connected as general manager and vice president of the Montgomery Light and Water Power company, but during the past three weeks had accepted em- ployment with a rival company, the Citizens Light, Heat and Power com pany. During his residence in this city MT. Chambers had been prominent in the social and business world, serving as president of the Alabama Agricul- turaI association, as director of the Business Mems league, as president of the Montgomery Baseball association and as promoter of amusements.
 His wife and two daughters, who survive him, have long been identihed with the social life of the city and of the south
 MT Chambers is survived by several brothers, among them being Judge w. L. Chambers, who was for many years on the arbitration board of the United States government.
 Arrangements have been practically completed for the funeral to be heIu tomorrow afternoon.