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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-29
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
WEATHER FOR
 DELAWARE GUN TEST

Norfolk. Va. August 2S.-Fair weather prevailed today for the tests of the guns of the battleship Delaware against the hulk of the San Marcos, or the battle ship Texas, in the warer of Tangier Sound, near the eastern shore of Vir ginia. The tests were observed by 120O0 men aboard sixteen battleships and cruisers of Rear Admiral Osterhauss At lantic fleet. which proceeded yesterday from Hampton Roads to Tanger for this purpose. The fleet will return to the Roads for coal and other supplies before leaving finally the last of the present week for the southern drill grounds off this coast for the extensive war games and maneuvers which have been planned for the early part of September.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29

WE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE PLACES FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR. W. B. LEEDY & co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
DEMOPOLIS MAN
 DIES OF LOCKJAW
Much Progress Made Towards Black Belt Fair-Premium Lists
 Are Sent Out

Demopols. August 2s.--( Special )-This community was shocked by the sudden death Thursday of D. A. Zaiser, prom tent business man here. Lockjaw was the cause of his death, brought on by a splinter. The funeral services took place Friday evening at o'clock at the Epis- copal church. Rev. II. W. Jones, rector, conducting the services.
 The ginneries are opening for the fall business. Much cotton has been picked and a good crop is expected Thousands of pounds Of paris green and arsenate of lead have been used by farmers In check ing the iavages of caterpllars. No con siderable damage by worms has been re- ported
 Manager A. H. Morgan of the Black Belt fair is sending out premium lists for he fall celebration. He reports much progress. Work at the fair grounds is being pushed forward rapidly new eight foot board fence is being erected around the grounds and buildings for ex- hbits are in course of constructions Prominent persons from Marengo, Perry, Sumter, Choctaw and Green coutnies are in charge of departments and will act as judges. Everything will be ready by Oc- tober 3l. the opening day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
STATE ENCAMPMENT.
 OF BAPT|STS ENDS
Talladega School Faculties. Cotton Crop Off Fifty
 Per Cent

Talladega, August 2S.-(Special. )-The Baptist state encampment has been large ly attended continuously from the hour of opening last Mondady. Monday is the last day of the encampment. Such has been the size of the crowds that it has proven a difficult task to furnish transportation, and provide for the people. With this experience much better arrangements Will be made for next season.
 The teachers institute for the county meets In Talladega on Monday in the library auditorium. Preparations have been made by County Superintendent Linder for the meeting of the several hundred teachers and visitors. N. R. Baker. superintendent of rural schools, will be present to take part in the pro- gramme. A number of speakers will from time to time be on the programme
 The public schools of Talladega will open September H. A number of changes are noted din the teaching force of these schools J. s. Clancy of Lineville, for two years the head of the Tallapoosa High school, has been selected principal of the Talladega High school. Miss Sallie Don aldson comes here after four years ser Vlce In the FOuTIn DstTlcl school Miss Hightower of Eufaula will have charge of the fourth grade of the Northside school. Miss Alma McGaueh of Clay county will conduct the Graham school prncipalship. Miss Louise Smith of Coosa county will teach the fourth grade in the Southside school. Miss Pearl Caller of Clayton has the primary grades of the Southsde school. With these ex- captions the faculty will remain the same as last session.
 Prof Charles Lane of Atlanta will come to Talladega to begin religious meet ing at the Methodidst church on Septem- Der 1T. His methods are characteristic and he is popular with the people of this city.
 Charles NJ. Pease of Travers City, Mich, arrived Saturday In Talladega to begin ministerial duties with the Disci- ples of Christ Services will be held at the Christian church on Court street on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
 Stalks of cotton were brought to the city Monday from several sections of the county covered with caterpillars. It is the general testimony of every observant farmer of Talladega county that owing to the unfavorable weather, dropping of fruit and worms, the cotton crop of the county has fallen off 50 per cent. It can be stated with much truth that the cotton crop of the county will not exceed the yield of last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29

made in only 20 instances. The list in cludes 7s0 watches and S200,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
GERMAN OFFICER IS
 ARRAIGNED AS SPY

Plymouth, Eng, August 2S.-Lieut. Philip M. Schultz of the German army, arrested here August 19 last, charged with espionage. was arraigned in open court for the first time today.
 According to the public prosecutors ad- dress today. Lieutenant Schultz was com manded by the German authorities to ob- tain precise information as to how far the British government was backing France in the movement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29

LIQUOR MEN, ATTENTION. WE HAVE \ FULL SET OF BLANKS NECESSARY FOR USE IN PREPARING TO GO INTO THE BUSINESS. CALL AND SEE THEM. ROBERTS PRINT. ING co, 2OO5 THIRD AVENUE,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
NEWS
 PAPER MAN DIES

Washington. August S-Count Max Seckendorf, representative in this coun-. try of the Wolf Continental News agency of Germany, and for a number of years of the New York Tribunes Washington bureau, died today at the home of rela- tives at Frankfort -on-the- Main, Germany at the age of 5S, according to cable mes sages received here today. He went abroad recently on a pleasure trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
Burglars Ply Their Trade

New York, August 2S.-The past summer has been the most profitable for bur glars and sneak thieves in the history of the New York police department and it is estimated that the total of plunder since June. including burglaries in suburban towns, is more than $5O0,000. The police list of stolen property for the last two months show more than 42O0 items, of which recoveries have been
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
TAKEN ID GEORGIA ON MURDER CHARGE People Believe Boggs In- nOcent-TwO Republi-
 can DelgatiOns

Decatur. August 2s.-(sp ecial.)-- Hugh Boggs, who was arrested here Saturday on advices from Savannah, |, Ga, on August l, was taken back to Georgia yesterday by a deputy sheriff who came after him.
 Floyd Morley, also of Decatur, is re- ported to have been arrested in In- dianapolis, Ind, yesterday, charged with having been implicated in the killing of Turner. It is claimed that Boggs and Morley were together at the time of the murder. Boggs and Morley came to Decatur a few days ago from trip to Savannah and other places in Georgia, 1t Is said. Morley remained in Decatur but a short time after re- turning home
 Worley's mother resides in Decatur, as does the father, two brothers and a sister of Boggs. Neither Boggs nor Morley had ever been in any trouble of any kind before. Their friends here cannot believe they are guilty of the crime with which they are charged and that there must be some mistake. Boggs' family stands well here. His father and two brothers own and con- duct one of the largest and most pop ular meat markets In Decatur. They have lived here for a good many years and have been good citizens. D. K. Boggs, Hugh Boggs father, is Con federate soldier and a member of the local camp, United Confederate Vet erans. He Is is the inventor of the Dixie cotton chopper, a machine that
 is in general use on the plantations in this part of the country
 On Wednesday two sets of delegates will leave here for the state republic an convention to. be held in Birming- ham on August S1. These delegates, it is understood. will appear before the sub committee of the state committee Tn Birmingham of August 30, to thrash out their cases and to determine who Is who. It will be left for the sub committee to say what delegates will be seated In the state convention
 One delegation is headed by R. B. Minter of the Massee precinct, and the other delegation is headed by Ell P Jennings of New Decatur. MT. Jennings Is the recognized chairman of the re- publican county executive committed and is one of the original Barker and Long men of this county. Just what the contentious of the Minter faction will be in their plea for recognition he : fore the state committee is not known at this time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
Pope Gives Audience

Rome. August S.-Pope Plus this morn ing received in audience Cardinal Sera- phin Vannuttelli, grand penitentiary of the holy Catholic church, and also the Most Rev Martin Tritschlery Cordova archbishop of Yucatan Cardinal Merry del Val, the papal secretary. who delayed his vacation during the recent illness of the Pope, today went to Monetmario where he will stay at the village Bluh- mensthil for the remainder of the sum
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
CALHOUN FARMERS UNION IS IN SESSION Two AnnistOn Churches Without PastOrs-Open
 Noble Theatre

anniston. August 2S-(Special.)- )- Walter L. Jones, manager of the Farm ers, Union warehouse in this city, at landed a rally of the union farmers of this county and delivered an address m the condition of the present crop.
 MT. Jones stated that he has never seen a crop so uncertain, and said that considerable degeneracy has been mo- ticed recently. In concluding his re- marks Mir Jones scored Attorney Gen eral Wickersham for his suggestion that President Taft appoint com mission to fix the prices on all farm products, undertaking in the same ad- dress to show the injustice of such procedure.
 The session of 1911-1912 at the Ala bama Presbyterian college will open on September IA. The entrance exam nations will begin on September 12 and last for two days All arrange tments have practically been completed for the session, and 1t is announced that the prospects indicate the largest enrolment within the history of the school. The faculty has been increased, the preparatory department improved and other advances made, including the raising of the curriculum to the stand
 
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 A letter has been received by R. E. Gam, state president of the Alabama Federation of Labor, stating that T. L. Harvey known as the cotton patch orator." will be sent here by President w. A. Morris of the Farmers union to speak on Labor Day at the big cele- bration at Oxford lake. MT. Morris will attend the national convention in Oklahoma on September G., being a fAsmber of the national board.
 Two churches in the Anniston dis trict become pastorless this week when Rev. c. M. James. pastor of the Oxford Baptist church, leaves for Kersee, Ark, and Minister Belt White of the Church of Christ goes to Athens Minister White preached his farewell sermon here Sunday evening. His successor has not been named, and the pulpit at the Oxford church will also be vacant
 The New Noble theatre will be opened for the initial attraction of the current season on next Friday evening when large audience of first nighters is promised. Manager Smith states that he has the best list of attractions ever booked for this city.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
Venezuelan Government Active

Willefstad August 2S-Reports re- ceived from Venezuela say the govern ment is recruiting throughout the repub. lie. but all persons capable of bearing arms are taking to the mountains to avoid being pressed into army service.
 Gen. Simon Bello, ex-Presdent Castros brother-in-law, left here today for Trini- dad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
TIMBER TRACT NEAR
 SYLACAUGA IS SOLD
Towns White Way" To Be Con- pleted Soon-Crops Have
 Deteriorated

Sylacauga August &.-(Special )-An- nouncement is made of a timber deal .consummated few days ago when 100 sold to J. G. King, who states that ma chinery for saving shingles and lumber will be installed as early as possible
 E. B. samuels, who lives several miles south of town and runs farm, states that since he finished work in his crop he has realized something like $75 from a crop of apples For several years this crop has been source of revenue for Mir Samuels at a time of year when other crops do not bring in ready cash. He believes in diversified farming and has the money to pay as he goes.'
 Work has begun on the white way for Syl~cauga. and Saturday night lights were burned on two business blocks This week work will be pushed and lights
 installed throughout the business section of Broad street.
 Due to the activity of Chief of Police PerryP1an. about dozen penitents were before Mayor Prather Monday morning. some on the charge of plain drunk, but most of them to answer a charge of craps shooting.
 The excessive hot weather of the last few days has caused much deterioration in the cotton crop. In number of crops worms have appeared in great numbers and only by the prompt use of poison have they been kept from destroying the crop. Rust has also done damage to sev- eral crops Fruiting has stopped and cot ton is opening very fast. Already a few bales have been received and in week or two picking will become general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
ROAD COMMISSIONER
 OF ST. CLAIR RESIGNS
Little Girl Recovers From Burns. Delegation Goes To
 Nashville

Ashville August S-(SpeciaD-Dr J. T. Brown of Riverside, road com missioner of the southern division of this county, has sent in his resigna- ton to Governor O'Neal Dr. Brown resigned because of his removal to Ragland. It is understood that J. G. Greene of Pell City will probably be appointed as his successor.
 Velma, the ten year old daughter of MT. and Mrs r. M Higgenbotham of Ragland, who was seriously burned last week near her home, is resting well at the present. At the time the little girl was burned she was not ex- pected to live.
 Tax Assessor F. M. Morris mailed something like 300 registered letters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29

during the past week, notifying tax payers that their tax had been raised. In addition to these there were some thing like 1S0 who were personally notified.
 The increase will amount to about s1O0.000.
 The Teachers institute will meet at Springvi1le next Monday The insti- ute is to be conducted by l.. R. Walker and several assistants. A full attend- ance of the teachers is expected.
 State Senator W. T. Brown and the board of trustees of the Alabama School of Trades and Industries will leave Birmingham tonight for Nash vile to go before the Southern Edu- cational bureau which meets to select place for the s5,00000 industrial school Ragland and Jasper are mak ing strong efforts for the school
 Miss Annie Mae Greene was married to MT. Joseph Edward Bell at the home of the brides parents near Rag land Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
James K. Keene Improves

London, August 2S.--James R. Keene of New York, who has been suffering from a slight recurrence of the illness which he had in New York was very much bet ter today. He sat up and ate luncheon today
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
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