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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

YOUNG couple who have nice. new large house, all conyenienees, furnace heat want some nice people to board Address O-t4, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
|0NE CENT 4 WORD.

RATEs-onc cent a word a day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

6-9- -tf HTGH-CLASS speciality salesmen who can furnish fidelity bond, will be trained and placed in protected territory for the sale of Wales visible adding and listing machines on a commission basis. Adder Machine Co.,, District Office, 2113 First avenue. Birmingham, Ala. s-l7-4t WE handle educational specialties, and want good live men to repre- sent us throughout the southern states; men of fair education and good habits can secure good posi- tions by calling on or adressing O. H. McDevitt & Co.,, room 1910 Elm pire building, city. S-19-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

siCJ MONTHLY and expenses to travel and distribute samples for big manu- lecturers: steady work. S. Scheffer, Treas T. Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

MEN-Yoar chance 10 make Dig money. Texas agent says. My profit for r months was $i2,oG0." A young woman in Minnesota cleared S300) in one year You can equal this record selling Fibre silk Hosiery and Underwear. Our sa'es instructor drills you, our free book tells you how our quick selling plan clinches the sale. F'ibre-Sill goods eIn- body exclusive features. Write today Worlds Star Knitting Co, Dept. 2 Bay City. Michigan. S-20-g-3 N AMI 4sD-Saie3man to sell Birmingham suburban lots in Alabama on commis- sion basis; best located subdivision in the district: 1T you have talk. time and talent, apply al j3i-532 First Natl. Ban. building.
 WANTBD--An experienced. capable male stcnographer for permanent position: state age, eNpe; fence and places O pre- vious nee'ipation Address MA, care Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

TOR7 SALE-Bargain for somebody
 most popular, best furnished room ing house, downtown location; 22 me outside rooms. Established trade
 Other business compels sale. Address N-42, care Age Herald. S-lb-tl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

OFFICE manager wanted for Birming- ham district; one capable of securing and handling local and travelling sales men, appointing collectors, placing ad- vertising, etc Salary S1S00 per annum, office and travelling expenses, and eX- tra commission. Right man should make over S5000 per year. Investment or $1000 to 5000 necessary. Address Mana O 9S0 pensa cola Fla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
WANTED-MALE HELP

to take 3o-day practical course in our machine shops; learn the automobile business and accept good positions New Orleans Auto School,
 New Orleans La. 7-26-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

WE START YOU in wholesale or retail business, furnishing everything; $50 to S200 weekly operating our "Spentalty Candy and Popcorn Crispette Outfts; home CT small room anywhere. Opoor- tunity lifetime, men and wonicn: book let free. Ragsdale Co.,. Box X, East Orange, N. J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

AGENTS-Either sex, make big money selling perfumery with our pracficsl' successful methods; particulars free ASK us. F. Az Rogers x O., 926 Graylef street New Orleans. La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

CAPITAL for corporations. The Gordon Malcolm Co.,, Clncinnati's leading man ciers, is now prepared to take on large issue of securities either lhdus- trial, railway. land or mining. Comnlls-
 sion basis. No advances. 1-9-lot-su
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

get fat paa fIere iterre 9Dgsefore-
togenoer (Oen M 5olfebonf %
6olfebanf og oII0erstreit"). % Ser
oesuoen oiitnof meo oct ferite ifal
begpnoes poa ben ny Br9pornno.
ifole, er uOiigterne for 8interen oe-
ioa ret eoOe for arbeioerne.
SaScrsleb. HInOielig opo. timber
llnoerpisningen / 9otinifoIen Sen
20. Oft. bIeo Operl9rer. Brofes-
ior 8oIoiteOt, utilpas % maotte
goa biem. Sort eiter afJif ban oeO
Oe6en, rant of ct 9ierteilog. San
bar en- pngre Mano, men bar / Ipn-
gere 8io IiOt al ct Sierteonoe.
Brarnp. Gienoomsbnnoel. @aaro.
eier @eroeS, iom / i'm Sio er fIpttet
Der til ipofra, bar ioIot lin @aaro
me0 ct Siaiggen6e af 76 Seftar
Sor6, aniot til ct 9ettouobptte al
1900 Mf., til eienoomsbanoIer 3.
6anien al Sin9Ieo for $4,000 Nf.
me0 OoertageIie til 1. Snnuor. apI
og al uOoen6ie geiptnin9 meOfsI.
Qer / SonOelen. @oaroen ifaI no.
parcelleres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
Srepfert neo Gibe!tefN.
9p Scrie.

Zen I9nge oenteoe me Serie at
fine Iitogrofereoe 9reofort meo
6nnif 9ibelteft, iom bIeo iabrife.
ret ipecieIt for os I 8pifIan6, er
M en6eIig onfommen. Get err uoen
al rlnotngeIie De iineite Sort al lit
Slags nogen Sinoe frempiit Der /
9anOet, og De ipIges for ben iamme
laoe Bris, iom nllsreoe er etn6leret
ior 3efitfort, nemIig
% Gts. per Sniin.
3 Sniin for 81.
San. 9utb. Bubl. Sonic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
Speeieit.
Np getinselier for asentsr.

STU itaar Den for gogials met
gunItige 9i6 for Gsren. gi bar
s(or ct itsrre os beore llopalg al
gsaer, Sort OBJ. emo nosen Sinoe
isr. gi fan bp6e bore agenter be-
Ore getingeIier END biotil if6lge
en- albeles nb Elan.
8i enifer en- pirficm agent poa
etbpert Steb, bpor pi life oaereoe
bar en- Iaa6nn.
Sfrip ON nermere DplDsning.
Dan. 2utb. Bubl. Sou e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
Gil
m e n

Scr %foitteret, ie abl. Nr. II =. e.. ........t...
@reenpilIe, Nicb, ct. gauli Nleb. Ofto6eroiier :.
Cane 8aIIep, Mont, 0ftoberoffer .,r..,..".
9ilianmen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

% paa Ell uforflorIig Waooe onf-
fet op poa 9roagerlnnO. 0prlnge
Gbsiien ira SfoosbsI bar opoaoet
Sen 6os 3 aeer Dos @aaroeierSens
anoreien poa SfeIle @tarf. areos.
oprIpge Snnien fra SsnOerborg bar
inmmen me0 9Drl9ge S6eiien p9ret
paa oen imitteoe @aarO os nnoronet
Be n~eonen0ige 5orbolosreeIer. Weo
Seninn til 9teoiIa9tning er Der in.
gen 9eitemmeIie t%ruffet.
ut Spgoommen iaa belt onerro.
iten6e pier zig netop / Sens Pin.
oreiens @aaro paa SteIle Rorf, er
Iige ioo gaaoefuIot iom Spgoom-
mems pIuoieIige 0pouffen poo SOP.
Iptfe for go6t en- bnIO Snes 9oee
iioen. Mnoreiens @oarO Iigger al.
lerp6erit paa 5feIIe Marf, altiao
iuIoitpnoig iioIeret. San bar life
bonolet meo areoturer, bar life
faaet me 5ieneitefolf og beIIer life
fremmeoe 6ooeritoffer. aae areo-
turerne bar npret pon Stab / om-
trent Il Gage. Oct er aIoeles ube-
eribeIigt, boor Smitten er fommer
fra og bIeoen ooerfert.
9~eiptningen omfatter iii. p5Iens.
borg ap." II aser, I Spr, 8 aoier,
I aaIo oo 68 Soin.
Otter 6oao 7pbbsl.Boiten" er.
farer paa 2onoranosfontoret / Ssn.
Oerborg, irpgter man for, at Dumb.
% a~Iooip9en o9iaa er uobruot Dos
@aaroeier Better 9oneieIot / Sanos.
LET. areosoprI9gen er 2srOoe Rio.
Dag fort BERTH.
aabcnraa 4mt. MunS. % alob.
iBgc. 96roag 5~orniOong Den II.
Oft. er Ser opoaget ct EiIi9I0e al
Run0- og alopipge I @naroeier
Ssrgen Staugaaros 9ei9tning i
9oorup. 9eiutningen teller ifslee
n9iemoal~ IS Stpffer Sornfopg og
og 20 Spin. Get bite iig, at 6
Wolfefser par nngrebne.
Qet er pei fife Iigeirem i~aitilaaet,
at Der ioreIi9ger @unO. Og aIoo-
ipge / &ugbier9. men en- pooaaI.
Oenoe SO i 2anomnnO Better Be.
terien 9aniens geiptning oiite me-
get misteufelige Spmptomer, og
areosoprIRgen amer oct ior gipet,
at Oct er Runo. og alooipgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
S1nhrriuunnn

Rnos GgbOlm. .RooersmaaIet"
for 16. Oft. Wteooeler: S 9eroags
aftes bar Den biemleie QtaoS &C.
kolm ienot ct Telegram til Siege
ringspreiioenten i Slespig. Sen'
p~enoelien lpoer ! OoeriGttelie iaa.
Ieoes:
Den s. Oftober 1911 bar ieg
anmooet 9eltprelien for 6attlg.
oelenet / 9rsns aommune ON at
poe mig en- 5atti9un0eritsttelie, %
ieg iom 6sIee al Bolitiets uOois.
n~ingsororer life fan faa Irbeioe,
og min n9rmeite 5amilie er boarot
biemisgt al Speoom.
6attigforitnnoerifubet i9rsns bar
afilaaet min 9egRrine. Den 8. OF.
tober ienote ieg en- geio9ring til
2an6rnoOen / 9ooerslep, men bar
enonu life m~ootnget noget Spar.
Seq belpRrer mig beroeo ooer Sato'
roaoen / Sooersleo o9 beOer ON at
foranle0iqe, at ser itrnfs p0es mig
5ottigbi9lp, eIler of mo benoiier
mig til l1olano, Iom er forpIigtet til
at poe mig 5ntti9unoeritsttelie. Seq
er nemIig - iom ie9 bar npont /
NIT Telegram til Gem / Slutnin.
gen Of Marts : reoe til at uo-
ponore til bette uolano.
Roos Sbomien @g6olm,
grsns."
De- eneite Steo, 6por MaOs gg-
boIm / giebliffet life er biemIss, er
Den preusiiifeN reitce Gems Dor
nnbner NDnoigbeoerne meO en- iiGI.
ben @9itfribeo for Sen biemlsie
Nan0. st oirfeIigt interesiant og
/ al FIN gnfeIbeo moIenOe Si0sbiI.
Ieoe.
8ioere / 0ummeret for 81. Oft:
S Mites lent mo0tog Re0aftgren fsl.
eenoe Neo0eleIie ira geiteregnen:
Gen 6iemIoie Ma0s GgboIm bar
! aften aloffe n 7,20 fra Hegerines-
prefioenten / SIesbig mo0taget en-
M uOoisuingsor6re.
San ital oerefter bore noe al
Qanoet meO 81 timers 8nriel. Ia.
ger BON life oenne 0r0re iii 6sl.
ge, bill ban bline iosmt 300 Morf I
gs6e. benbol6spis 80 9oges ar.
ret.
otter at bope nfionet 6enneStrnf,
opforOres ban I'll at forla0e preus-
fit Stntsomraaoe, inoen 4S Elmer
er gaaeoel
Oct me06eles BAN inmtiSig, at
Der life mere bill blioe toget Senipn
iii bans 9eippringer.
Zen preusfife Stats Geprp-
ientonter pil aItiaa fsre oeres arig
igennem og for qIoor pie AIoer.
oen, bporoiot inf aultur er freut-
ifreoen.
SamtiOig ~ifrioes til o9eitilesuigs
Iioenoe@ ira grsns:
3 8OrsOags par 5nttigfommisiio-
mems 5orlnono, gaitor Risien, /
grsns og tilbgo @oos ggbolm 9tr-
beioe. Maos ggboIm pnr life biem-
me; men aonen inareoe BrpIten, at
bun nof ifuloe fortpqe lin Mono
ON Silbuoet. Set bar Soroar'
beioe, Brpiten tilb6o, og bette er
FOR Mo6s Gg6olm, Der bar lprt DE.
ierifaget og iioen bar n9ret beifPiti-
get iom 2ageriit, eft BELT upant Pr
beioe.
Waos ggbolm tnlte oerfor Ienere
paa 8agen meo gr9iten og meo'
oelte BAN, at 8oul Ws1er bar bill.
ia til of toge bnm / Sieneite igen,
bpis Der funoe titles SifferbeO for,
at @gbolm funoe tnge itaOigt ar-
beioe bos bam. BrpIten iDareoe, at
bet par 10 life Ioa let at title Sit
ferheo; BET funoe fun 2anoraaoen
asre, oo BET 10 bar bom, Der fsrte
Soaen. Gette funoe egbolm life
iiae noget til. grpiten ipntes, at
noaet Grbeioe pnr beore END fife at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

teliesfrabet funOe ggboIm life i9tte
iaennem. @gbolm iuareoe, at naar
8olitimpnoigbeOerne oiIoe ldoe BAN
/ 5re0, ioo ifuloe ban life faloe
5attiabpsnet til 9pr0e; men at an.
ifaffe Saanop9rfstsi og BRUCE oct
maaife fun en- boIu Dag, bet funoe
ban fife gaa inc paa.
Sopitrnp. Gn ClbtiOssraO. 9aa en-
Morf, til6sren0e 8aoreier Soer
auu0ien / Soptrup Clifton" faloet,
% iom er meget bsit beliggenoe,
les miot / Morten en- minore Soro.
forbeining, % pan ben sitlige SIDE
al oenne roger en- itsrre Sten frem
ooer 0perflooen.
Qae0 gierens 5iaooeIie barM.
Gram ira 6optrup foret9et en- uo.
graphing al Ssien. 5 ben oeltlige
Si0e al 9eien, 3 SpaoemaaI UNDER
0perflaoen, / ct Gag Of tsroeagtig
MnIoioro, fonStes 8eiter al en- ai-
tie, Iabet al en- run6 e%geitamme,
og for at Ben ifuloe Itaa fat, bar
ser Iagt 2 itore Stene oeo bper 81
De.
aiiten bop0e inoebol0t ct ubrpn0t
9ig. af Be fun0ne 9enreiter fun0e
Set les, at set life bar ct iul0t pof-
lent Wenneife. @eS SfeIettets beire
5ioe fanotes Geiter al ct Bronze
4rmbaano. og oeo 6ooenoen al Sra.
pen, iom penOtc moo SpOsit, fonO-
tes Setter al ct 2erfar.
9it for rglifop" .Seien lig9er en-
itor 9si faIoet nSunfog". bnor Der
er blebet afo9ffet fIere 8raoe meo
brPnote Zig og TO lnutte 9ronce'
ippro. Oct fsrit funone er poaareos-
muiaet / SooersIep, Oet iioite fun0-
ne bIep ienot til @uieet / aiel.
BARNES. Moocrsmaalct % Oct
5remmeoe. Ons0ag BEN Il. Oft.
6ol6t 9rooit Babe ira 4abenraagi.
iitots / ben berpprenoe airfe, boor
8srnene al ferite aiasie i @arnG5
og gorup SfoIer bnpoe gioet RsSe.
ge6 8iiitatien bar gsrnene pna
6oranle0ning al airfeioritan0er-
ifa6et opitilleOe iprifiIt, oe Born,
Der bar oanif Religionsunoerois.
ming, enerit paa airfegulpet, De an
Ore neoerit. Get par Ell 6orn6ielie at
bsre, bporIe0es De Bern, Der unoer.
pies / Wooersmaalet, troos aft 6np-
De let oeo at fntte og beipare 0e
S%pgrg8maol, ser itiIle6es til Dem.
De andre too Iangt tilbage. boao
0pfattelien og geipareIien al
Sper9smonlene oe6rsrer, % BET bar
at mprfe pon en- Eel al Dem, at De
bnn0e lprt noget uooen0i9t uoen at
foritao SnoboIoet. Zen SIags Gam.
menIigninger er meget o~plDien0e,
~ifrioes til o5lensborg Qois".
SOffcrnp. @"ulObrpllnp. Isl. au.)
Zen %. Oftober funoe oamle 9sO'
fermeiter Ssrgen Ssrgenien % SIT
itru Maria, fsOt Sale, boIOe oeres
@ul0brpIlup. 0e gamle er benbolos.
ois II og II aor, o9 begge er ra-
lie o9 rsrige. 5. Sergenien oeItOs
iom 5nfanteriit / arieen 1864 og
par meo neo 6re6ericios 5orioar.
5 1870 par ban paa gei noropaa,
men bleo LANCET, og maatte bog life
meo I Slagene. Eroos i'm Stiaing
iom life &annOo9rfer / BET operoei.
en0e tpitiinoe0e Sofferup, bar ban
alti0 trofoit b9ooet tit oanife Gin
Oelog, bar oeltuget / 8algene og er
Me6lem of bore rationale 5orenin'
ger og fremoeles leoenOe interes.
ieret / ben 0onife Sag. glanot an
set ejer ban en- ~betDoelig Rsntiom.
ling. @ulobruoeparret far s gern
og 30 gsrnebsrn. Gfteril9gten or
Der for itsrite parten De gamles
6anife Sinoelae.
senberborg amt. Wnno. % alop'
ipeem er MI &c. Oft.) pluoielig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
Hetto- Bortofrit

BED at febe ct QntoI til Ser.
oagsifoIen ipares arbeioet meO at
afifripe Stpfferne. Rnn gsr % ct
Si.neite meo at inoienoe 8eitiIIin1
foruo, og man iifrer Tia iamtioil,
at S9Ttet bIioer ien6t, iaa mart
BET er fGrOigt.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. SOME e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
Vpe Smaalfriftrr
fra Nislioasmarfen,

aingiiife gern. IS Si0er 81. .25
Singuroms Suitruer. 81 SiOer 10
Ill angmaiaIif. IS 5ioer, 81. 20
gDifriperen / anIifnt. 90 Sioer.
III. 20
9ernoe / SnOien. IS sioer 81. 20
9ipets 9Goeliten. q Sioer .0S
Bore inOiife observation-disclosures
l.. Ga Sioer, 81. 20
Bore inOiife Misiionsorbeioere
II. 80 Sioer. 81. 20
2rgemisiionens Siitorie. 1876
Sioer 40
9isie Sfrifter er ale uofommer
pnn 9nnif @isiionsieiifabs 5orlag
og oPientligit / 9ebet al bet iioite
Ior.
Speeieif.
8i nil ienoe ale 8 Beger
tiliommev 10 Sioer np Wisiions-
lqsning lor $3.50 Retto-8orto.
frit.
Dan 2utb. 8ubl. 8 o Nil e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
SfDOitrnp. 4fbOlosmSoc.

-AtSfAAPs NfVSAS~ AHU0N- W@tAI1
"trip notwithstanding" bapOe oen
Is. Oft. foranitaltet ct afbolos.
msOe, Ser / 0angel pna anoet pas.
ienoe 9ofale af6ol0tes / aroens Sal.
On inobuot 6oreorags6oloer ira Sa-
oerslen gior6e / ct uofsrligt 5or-
eorag Reoe ior afboIOsiaeens 8e.
tpSning, iprlia for oen arbeioenoe
Stnno oe De imoo Stem. geo ct
Oerefter afbolot aafie6oro tolte eno-
oi0ere en- 5orarbeioer peO 5ernba.
men, Der inotr9ngenoe formane6e
nae afbolosm9no til at blioe 6eres
9sfte fro. Me0et oDeroGreoes al
benbeo 80 GeItogere, bOornf en- itor
Gel bar Qfbol0sfolf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
GpoOing. afeaaet peb 9sben.

Gpooing. afsaaet Deb SsOen. =
Soer 2asier, 8aarOeier Auguit Gas.
iens bofsne Sen, JON for fort LID
iioen tit en- augle / oct enc an9
oeo uioriigtig Gmgang meo Ell Ga.
lonbesie, er ben 16. Oft. aigaaet
peo OGDEN paa Giafonisie. Stiftel.
len / 6lens6org. 9ette er oes me.
re isrgeli9t iom 5Oer 2asien bar
eneite Barn. 3ette Gilieloe taler
ct monenoe Sprog iii 6oralore ON
at iormone oeres gsrn til life at
omgaas u~foriigtigt nleo Sfpoe-
oaaben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
SnlesS mt

9i oar un6er 6orbereoeIie ct III.
Ie S9fte meo uobalote Stptter pas.
iente ior Defamation ueo SnIetra
/ SsnOaesifoIe og 9iem. Oct tom
mer til at omfntte ca. 40 fortere OF
IGneere, npe og oels orieinnIeS tpt.
fer, bporni min0it 8 bIioer / Dia.
loafurm for 2 eIer fIere Bern.
9pftet pentes ipr0ig til NiStsn
al Ropember.
Qriien bliper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

aa6cnraa. gpsscOirfiOmbeOcn bnr
belle Sommeren oRret liplig Der !
9per. Ter er foruoen ct tort antal
til 3eIs omfatteH0e Smbpgninger
opfsrt benneo en- Snes npe Suie, for
iterite 9eIen | uofanten al gpen.
3a Der | Den oller iioite Iii er to-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
SfoIefas fen:

Scr f~oitteret, ie abl. Gar. Il e. =. . ...........
0potOnna, @inn, qoitor sOfgourO SO; Deter SEM
$3.50; 5oer an0erien, Str. 5teffenien, anton 5
cobien, Grit Semen $. 5praenien, anOrefp anoeri
20. 81; Sans Ssrenien soc.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
Cost of Shoes to Be
Raised by Makers

BROCKTON. Mass, Dec. 27.-Brock-
ton shoe manufacturers declare the situ-
alton In the shoe industry is acute, and
they will soon have to advance the price
70 cents a pair. Material costs so much
now. the manufacturers ray. that at the
present prices they are not making any
profit
Leather pr1css are going higher all
the time" said T. John Evans. secretary
Of the Shoe Manufacturers Association,
land to make both ends meet we will
have to raise the prices"
An advance OF prices by Brockton
manufacturers probably will be followed
by the factories in the leadi 1g shoe CEN
tiers of New England
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
CHRISTMAS DANCE
IN GA|THERSBORG
TOMORROW NIGHT
Young Folk to Gather in
Masonic Hall for An
nual Frolic.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Dec. 27.-The an
nual Christmas holiday dance OF the
young people of Gaithersburg and vicin-
ity will be held In Masonic Hall, Gath
ersburg, tomorrow evening. 1t is ex-
pected that a large number of guests
from various parts OF the county.
Washington and elsewhere will attend.
j. Frank Trazzare is chairman of tie
committee of arrangements.
In the presence of few relatives and
close friends, Mrs Mary Elizabeth Mich
olson, of Gaithersburg, and Ernest Dor
sey Mobley, of the vicinity Of Boyds,
were married yesterday afternoon by
Rev. ]. Harry Smith, pastor of the
Southern Methodist Church, Gathers
burg. The ceremony took place at the
home Of Mrs. Alphaeus Lent, a daughter
OF the bride. in Gaithersburg. A recep-
ton and collation. followed.
Upon being convicted in the police
court on charge Of resisting arrest,
Jesse Martin, colored, was sentenced by
Judge Reading to three months in the
house of correction. His brothers, Wal
lace Martin, jr, and Everett Martin,
who were arrested at the same time on
charges Of disorderly conduct, were fined
go and 80. respectively, and Russell
Howard. .colored, was fined IS for dis
turbing the peace.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
The throat is one Of
the nost delicate parts

Tonsiline The throat is one of
cures Of the body. 1t is also
Sore Throat 0oetsnt one OI 'ns s,S most sbons a%i
be given the best possible care.
The throat is the gateway to the body.
The air we breathe, the food we eat, the
liquids we drink, all pass through it. It is
very easily affected by cold, strain, ex-
posure, etc., and Sore Throat is therefore
Oae of our most common ailments.
strangely enough, it is also ono Of the
most neglected.
Sore Throat is a very serious matter,
tor the whole. system is In danger in
Every Sore Throat patient Is candidate
for Tonsilitis, Quinsy, Diphtheria and
other serious or fatal diseases, ali of which
can be prevented by the timely cure Of the
Sore Throat by the use OF TONSlLINE.
a, II taken in time dose or two will do it.
: TONSILINR Is made to cure throat dis
eases and nothing else. 1t is the one
United States. Every user endorses it;
every physician, knowing its virtues,
commends It.
The one most important thing to LH
remember about TONSILINE is the S
tact that it really does cure Sore II
Throat. IA
Is cents and 50 cents. Hospital
siss sl.00. All Druggists. IA
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
WOMAN INJURED IN
AUTOMOBILE WRECK
TO Be LIFE invalid
Miss Van Tassell, Paralyzed,
Given Little Hope for
Ultimate Recovery.

Miss Margaret Van Tassell, flancee Of
Dean jackson, chauffeur for DR.. Alex
ander Graham Bell, who was injured in
an automobile accident Christmas night.
Is paralyzed from the waist down, and
although an operation to relieve the
pressure on her spine has been per-
formed, physicians at Emergency Hos
pital said today II il doubtful IL she
ever will regain the use Of her lower
limbs.
The injury to Miss Van Tasseil's spine
IL such that the physicians fear perma-
nent paralysis. 1t will take few days,
however, to determine definitely what
the outcome will be.
Miss Van Tassell was pinned beneath
the heavy machine when IL skidded on
the muddy road and turned over. The
seven other mempers OF the party. es-
capped serious injuby. The accident hap
pened about a mffe from the south erd
Of the Highway bridge. Jackson, who
was entertaining Miss Van Tassell, her
mother and broker and party OF
friends with a trip In DR.. Bells ma
chine. lost control of the automobile.
The machine skidded and turned turtle,
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
Filipinos Here Will
Observe Anniversary

Filipinos living in Washington will
meet Saturday night at Carroll Institute
to observe the memorial day of Jose
Rizal. the Filipino patriot, who was
executed on the next to the last day
of the year.
There are about thirty Filipinos m
to the Philippine Society.
Addresses will be made by the resi-
dent commissioners, Benito Legarda
and Manuel l.. Quezon. Among the ma
tives of the islands attending MAY be a
nephew of Rizal.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27

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Pure cream ice cream.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
TAFT IS REQUESTED )
TO URGE FEDERAL
HALL OF ARCHIVES
May Incorporate Recon-
mendation in Message on
the District.
PRESIDENT SEES
NEED OF BUILDING
Valuable Government Correspond
ence Exposed to Fire at
Present Time.

President Taft has just been urged by
DR.. j. Frank Jameson, of the Carnegie
I Institute, of this city. to incorporate In
the forthcoming message on the District
| OF Columbia a recommendation for a
i great Federal Hall OF Archives in this
! city.
| And 1t has become known at the
White House that Mr.. TAFT is seriously
considering the idea. He has not had
/ time to confer with any of the depart
ment heads about it, but on its face the
! Idea appeals to him.
The plan as advanced by DR.. Jameson
contemplates a great fireproof structure
In the Capital which shall house all the
| official correspondence OF the depart
ments, and which shall serve as a sort
Of record office for the entire Govern
ment. .....
Exposed to Fire.
Secretary Hilles already has made
some inquiry into the needs Of
, this building and is impressed with the
proposition. For instance, he has found
that at this time the departments could
use 1,50000 cubic feet of floor space for
the uncurrent correspondence now ac-
cumulated In the various departmental
buildings. and in the warehouses pro-
Much of this correspondence now is
exposed to fire risks, and it's loss would
entail vast damage to the Government.
4 But little of it could be replaced in case
or disastrous fire, and the Government
would therefore suffer loss that can
hardly be calculated.
1t has been pointed out to the Presi-
dent that the correspondence of the
Presidents now Is scattered. whereas It
should be collected and kept in fire.
proof vaults for the benefit of history,
II for nothing else.
Families Hold Letters.
The correspondence of Presidents
Grant. Hayes, Garfield, Lincoln Nc
Kinley, Roosevelt, and Adams now is
. IN possession of various members of
the families Of these. statesmen. None
Of It Is held by the Government, even
for safe keeping. =
At the Congressional Library the cor
respondence Of Presidents Washington,
Jefferson, Monroe. Madison, and Jack
son is on file. This could, Of course,
be readily transferred to hall Of
archives.
!. There now is in Washington a lot
on the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Lafayette place, and opposite the
Treasury, owned by the Government.
which might be used for this building.
II was purchased for the proposed
hall Of records but 1t never has been
put to use by Congress.