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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
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Bon glorbert Sueques.

Snmittsn Der mdnigTaltig 3uiams
msngeiesten, maunigfaltig iih gebsnz
ben Staar Der pdFagiere bes Oft.
aiienoampFers oes RDrooeuti6sn
Qiopo lag tagsin, tagaus eiue ate Ins
oiihe Dame in ibrem Stubl, ein
Ru6epuntt in pem berpegteu 5iu uno
Ser bes S9iffes. Sic ipu6s in ihrem
s5tubI grob, uppigsn 2eI6es, braun,
nit sinsm rubigen 4Itfrauengeiiat,
ipie cine gfIaR5e. Sie NOR in loIe,
qel6our4tpirtte peibe SeibenitlIs
aetlei0et uno Elm ih0ner Smdrago
leu6tst in ibrem lintsn RaieHfliigeI.
guoo6d bate Iie our ginfiibrun8 IN
Die lDelt. Der mir sntgegenfuhren, auf
Den oeutihsH Guupfsr HieoergelaHen.
Sin Dsuig i'm gegenids 81 ibr itano
elm Wann, Der Ith Den 9ier3igern
nGberu mo6ts, INNER !Dieosr neben
Der Jrau fsitsupa6isu ueriuhte. uno
INNER trieoer unrubi9, aber nit
sinem asisBtsn uno eiufam 9dngs>
rii6en Deien BON thr los uHo ourh
bic Wenitsn 9inbur6 ftrsbte. 8ieIer
W11nn mar Der SobH Der diten sSns
oisrrn. Gr mar 4rst m Colombo uno
bate in gngldno ItuoRrt. Gr qin9
Ftetg fsbr gut unb IorgfdItig qstleioet,
etpas 'trsna suropdiih groBftGottfh.
Gr bate einen ihudlen aopf nit
Ie6r bunfsIn, bldulih gefledten Quqen
uub elmer beqbraunen 6aut. SeiHe
Ihparsen 6adre pdren NIT elneu'
grousn Stimmer iiberflogen
mir oeriubten mdudmol nit i6m tns
geIprdh Al tommsn. Gr panoerte 10
sin'am un0 fremn umher. Gr ant
portete bunn boflih. lafte iebr per-
/ binolih urb bod als Oh etras thn
mibtrduiih mafte. ent3pg sr iih Der
GsislHhaft, 10 balo er tounts. glur
mar elm boadnoiThsr gflan5er an
goro. Elm grobmdhtiger Wsdnn BON
einem qeraoen uno berriIfen Bench
men. Ter mohts ben Suoier audi. 81
mctts niht pieI 9eIhlhteu uno penr
einmal dbenos eiue 2oune urs in
Rauh3immer nm cine CUTE SIdIhs
periammslte. 10 ging Der 9oadnoe,
einfa6 hinaus, fdbte ben Suote,
untsr, idgte come on mn bob. uni
soa i'm on ben 5iIt 6eran.
Damn tam Der Jremoe, ldhc!t'
fremo unb gutmiithig uub isBts lid
al uns. SO ndberten mir uns tbn
| bod a(lmdhIi6, unn aIs Gre emma
nit ibm alein bes Moreens iiber bai
9ef ipaaieren aing. aerieth lie mi
! ihm in Elm 9eIprdh, oas ourb irgenb
cine Wenoune, nurh irssroetue Dor
bereittnh 9emat6sitImmuna ibn oui
Ieinsr abfpehrenben Saltuns beraus
| itieB. Gr srsdhlte ibr Guf eiHmai, ipi
ungeru er~noh ieiner 5eindtb suriid
| aina, unb ME ale feline Wiinfhe al
europa bingen. Ia Ifien ss 9r
| tlar su fein in ibrem ipeibii9eu Ser
gen, bab bides europa Wtaria ODE
Gtbel obsr nah ionit einem WlGoden
namsn bieb, Sf tam pon binten an
bic beipen su nit Der 4biiht, mid
| iber Defipunoerung au5ui6lieben
unb b0rte Gre oiefe MuthmaBunI
lausIprehen. Der 4r3t blnb fteben
l6txlte mid an. bu ith nun hir5u
ltrat, uno fagts einfaa uno often
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

SGpere Ghnsine bra6ten se.s6-9.i0, ,,
auts bis ouserleiene werpndungs. une 6iei'
Fdberfprten $e.i5--9.25, proindre bis atser'
Ieiene Ichuere fette Gdue s4.25--18o. 9gtra
Grtra eT. .o5-7.75, Stags $4.00--6.S6. GTtra
sS.90--7.O0, leihts BeriaHbtiorten $3.50
9.40, 9ertel BON ITO 8funb nno treniger
e4.60--S.60.
S6afs u1b Sam met Die beutl9e
2ufubr mar bic g.6Bte Der 8ohs. CUTE
3dmn,er Daren in Nahfrase uno itetig, an=
bere Id,mdfer. SnaFe blieben itettg.
Sd1ufe. - Grtra leihte $4.25, quite
bis auserlelene ss.75-415, orbindre bis quite
s2.O0-3.o5, Rutter Shafe s3.60-4.50,
3dbrlirae $8.50--5.50, ihnere S3.25-3. %.
Qdmnter. - Grtra s8.25--s.35, quite big
auserlefene s7.65-9.25, prbindre bts guts
s5.O0-7.50, Gu1s $4.00--5.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
Ghieaao. %. Quauf 1918.

SHmeins. - 2eihie s8.35-905, ae'
miIc,te s7e0-905, ibpere t7.45 - s.76.
rauhe s7.45 - 7.75, FerteI $4.00 - s.76.
Tartt itars fir 8erpadunssiorteu, fir an%
bere 5-10e nleoriGer.
Beepes s8.90-9.25, Teras
gtiere s6.75-7.75, tpeItlide Stiere $6.70
-7s0, Stoders uno Seebers s5.60-7.eO,
Riibe uHo 5tiFers ss.65-S60, adlber $500
-12.35 Ulartt itctig bis tart.
GhaFeuuo 2dmmer. -Shafe: Gin
h.imifhe s8.s5-6.o0. 3dtrlinse s5.25-6.10.
@eItli6e $8.90--4.75.
Qdmmer: Gin6eimiIds s5.75--9.i0, melt
lite S5.75-7.75. Nartt I'M Gnsemeinsn
itetig.
RuFubr. - Shm.ine 1900, Rinbrteb
1000, Shafe unb 9dmmer 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
ssri6,sssns amssrs a,ssss.


Gsfe. Nsmbs nas alttes ~ Esw DsrL
agslb .pn ran' ruroe ~ sA-2k& aus.
eaiehen.
prlma cefbdFtspapIsrs wuroeH su 8
--sK q bisscntirt.
SterltnggrnarsstH iittia. stdi
su s4.e5W unb Gonimsrsiai au ss-S2A -
---4.S2H.
UuHbes. .Cbfiaattpnen ndrsn ne
tla unb spurben fpie folgt nuotirf:
Ger. gtaaten Refunbirung . e8-1oO
- reoiitrirte 40 H--i12, Coupons 10 " -
lie. 3a rsaiftrirte i02--105, Coupons lO2
---f0s. qanama Rtsifersb ~ ~ gsb, DO.
83, 9oZ Z--i00K.
aItisnm st.--aHiaHss mar Der
Marft Feii, balb leboh tr0t eiIie gsenbung
Gin. ba Elm itarter 9ruf sunt gerfauien
suusafitbt wurbe. Ter Wartt ldieB plasg
uuo bic Ehlubnctirunaen hdneeH meifsns
stmas nuter oeaen pom GsiterH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

9tp Dorf. %. ausuit.

Rem Dorf, 90 ausuit
RupFer mar heuts rnbig.--Sfanearb su
$500, glectroIutie sn $1,000 1912;
GATE su $3.50. eating su e15.T5 - 1887.
0ina IN fhpadl III e42.60--42.S0.
6tti rubig gu $40.
Spelter III itetig Az 45.s5-b.S5.
GifeH-murtt iteiig unn unperdnbert.
Ro. Rcrttern sl6.00-is.5o. So. Q Rortbern
t16.50--l6.25, 4r. Southern $l525--
1850, ,seo. / Southern loft ei525--l5.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

vsSa, fie beibt 2iGnb." Beshal5
bdben sic fie nidt mitgebrahtS"
rpuroe gefrat, 10 seraDe 5ieleno, ME er
feline bistrete 3uriidge3ogenheit auf~
gebenb. bds 9eitdnonis gend6t bate.
gr er3dbIte: gWetne WiItter tpouts
ni6t. Gs mar Stol3 Bel i6r. SIC
t0nnsn ii6 benten. mas iie msinte. :"
lIno mad elmer DetIe: LIMB aud
lire gltsrn noIten nt6t."
1a Tdgte t6 grob berdus: Damn
bdtte ih fis auf Die Qrme genommen
unD lie bapongetragen. sic ba6en bod
Elm paar trdftige Mrme."
Der 5nDier trat an bic ReeItH5.
FOB feinen aopf pie Der3peifslt in bic
2uft binein, oann tpanote er iia
bcftig meg unb ging oapOn. Gs CAB
Daraufbiu einsn tIeinen 3piit 3piI6en
Gre unb mir. Sd befum Su 9Dren, oaB
id brutal lei, Sd mar betrOffen uno
3ertnirIht.
8ir fa6n ben 9ottor crit am
Qbeno rpieber. Gr fam na6 oem
Ia9tsFen auf uns gu. Dir lebnten
ale iiber Die Reeling uno tranteH
uniersn &afFee io3ufdgen orauben in
Der glu6t. Gr lGfelte ettpas ge3puns
gen, uber er iagts oarn fsbr Offen uno
ber3lid: .8er3etbsn sic mir metu
8enehmen bon beute morgen. gtne
60ie grinnerung flog mir our4 ben
aopf." 8an ipra4 er Don etDas an
oerem. Wir gingsn iebr Dorit4ttg I'm
Oos 6erum, mas fbm Die bile Crime:
runq qebrlht Bate. IS ftel telr
Bort mebr uber cine GrQu, iibel
RaFeunteri4iebe iiber europa, 4ut
in ben folgenoen Sugen bebanoelter
mir ibn ME stnen pethen Gronten
60 tam elm @erbdltnis bon elmer &C.
piFen uub febr 3arten 0Snnt8tel
3plI6en uns auf. Gs blteb gang TN
ausaeipro6en uno unangeoeutet, pd:
uns oerbon0. Qu6 bic dlts, pornehm
Meutter purbe nit binetuge3ogen. Oil
Colombo iih nGberte, luo Der Qr3
uns Elm, in ieiRer Seimdt5 istne Sat
8u iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
Groceries

9uier. - 8reifs iino fsit.-RafHnir.sr
Gut 9oof 6.05c, powdered b.35c, Cubes 5.50c,
nranulateo 5.25c, goRftctioners ~ b.06c.
On VI" 490--5.10e. neiBer eytra -4s
4s0---4.s5e. ertra -Q" 4.S5-4T6e, orotnd'
rer aelter 4.55-4.60c.
Mofaifes III itstia - Retp Orleans
OPEN Rettle S2-5se, Centrifugal ts-30e
per Bnlione
Hets-Rarft siemlih Eebha't uno Ftttia.
2auiiano, 5antp 6eao 6h-Tc, prtma 5A
--S4t, oroindrer 4X-5e, Sapan 5--6Ke
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

MiHbpie b. - Ter Wforf1 mar heuie
fenr rLtig unb Die &rstfe fielea um l5--25c.
Stodas wareu in gutter Nabfrase uno tie
tig. eesaIeihsn sRtlttihe.
SAwere 5iisrs s7.25---S.25. GItra $3.50;
Dd,Etn S3.0O-6.25, sJIeifheritisrs 800
T.bO. auserlefens bis eytra s7.6o-s.0o, Sei.
isrs 1450-s,T5, ,GItra ee.S5-T. .00, ,Raht so
- $50, aaBsrlefsns bis eytra e5.7o-e.25,
Ganners es.00-400. Stpders pHe Seebers
eo.2S--T.25, Stot. Seifers e&60--5.b0.
BuIlen.-B Bei iiemStd gutter Rahs
Fraoe mar bar Rartt heute itetig.
D2aaere unh Isltte t4.60--5.25, Bologna
abD0gs.15. grtru sS25-8.3o, fstte EuIien
t8O0--6.85.
adfber-S. gutter saadfrose tpar
Der Ulngtt heuie ftetie.
grtra brahien sll.5o. fair bis CUTE Ieidte
SDO0--it.6O, oxein6rs uno erobs eA50 -
11.OO.
g d etae-3te Sufutr BON GdDei.
neH iunr heute sisulih srcb unb Der gaarfi
mar i9BaH anb um DC uieeriger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

Mnn6sr ift perlisbt BIB iiber bic
Qhrsn. ober eegen bos Seirotben Bis
an bic SABINE eelpaffnei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
Rsrni Oeipntarft.


Sic Nahfrage an& DnrIsosn mar btHis
ittr gerine uH6 gslo NJ smHier no1 fsn.
Earfehta .pn eaIs ipiirbeH bon ben Banien
an sc ansaelieben unb Gefddftspapiere
irtirbsn 10 eE bisfontirt. 9m oHenen
M0rste rurben TarIehen .cn eau- nHy auf
yfii sn bN--s% psaetrf.
sss6sd sss sssw Bert
Kurbsn 40 @ari uub 10c Tisfonto per $1,000
spifd3sn Banfen perfauf.. Tjs Gounterrats
bstragt SOC Erdnsis per tiOoo.
sRfAfa ant GHssrs.
fnb spiilis. Die folssnbtn Guotirungen iinb
a. bsrtdfsH:
xoHbcH, . Taae Sidt, s4.s6tl -4s8A per
SIN Eaes Gstbt. s4.se-4.SBK per C. garis,
8 g&.gt Eidf, 5i5 Jranes per 500; 90 Taae
Gtft. 5l6 Grenes Der 500; fRr 3einidlanb,
Z Taes Gi6t. Daarf s5H -95A, to. 90
Rags Gtd1t, pH-e4Ae.
1cstimsniaru Bilis auf 2cnbpH purben
~ t4s2K, auf gtassciu 80 t4.S2I4 une auf
Bslfaif su &4JS2 pertauft.
m.ns<s s>aa~xA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
Niebmdrtte.

Cincinnati, 49, ausait 1918.
guFubr unb Wsriauos pdhreao Der ner.
Hoiiensn "a Stunosu. neraliheu nit ben
ecrbergeseneen IGgsu, uaren ipie foiei:
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WItNFsu4 H88M HBt69Ns
Ts lmidse I'm hiefiaeH Glsariastcufs
bsisefen iid beute auf a sos 500
ssfsi. eeRsrtfafew.
Der Wnrft mar beute Iebr Hnn une ss
frafbs on Der Horit Hur elm Hsrtauf abgs'
id1loFisH. ndmlid) a,tisn Der gsroeter Il
Gamble Co., CON-, ~ S25. Sm offenen
Marffe warben $4,000 gtHeinnati AZ
Bari Dcubs ~ Wari nsrfauft. lie Bbris
rsrtagfs af bis Tienfsas. .. 5epiember.
RohfttbenDe Tabels pcn I'm tiefigen
Warft bsfnbfi6en Honbs unb Gtfssn etsbt
bic ofksse1en luctirungen an
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-08
COMMISSION GOES
TOCONWCT CAMP
To Investigate Alleged Cruel
Treatment of Convicts
at AtmOre

Montgomery, October S.-(Specia1) 1.-THE
commission selected by Governor O'Neal
to make an investigation of the convict
camp at Atmore operated by the Hux-
ford-Orvin Naval Stores company, left
for that place this morning. The COM
mission is composed OF T. Howard Seay,
second assistant attorney general; DR..
William Fl. Oates, state prison inspector;
Len F. Greer and DR.. j. NJ Austin, asso-
ciate convict inspectors. John d. Adams,
chief clerk Of the prison inspection de-
partment, accompanied the commission.
The commission will make thorough
investigation of the alleged cruel treat
ment of convicts, and will probably re-
main at Atmore for several days. The
governor requested the members Of the
commission to make inquiries Of the con-
victs confined at the Huxford- Orvin camp,
and to endeavor to ascertain from resi-
dents of the neighborhood whether or
not the prisoners had been inhumanIy
treated
The governor has had several reports
on the Huxford-Orvin convict camp dur
ing the past few months, but all of the
reports gave the camp a clean bill OF
health. Reports have been submitted by
DIR. Oates and by Mr.. Greer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-08

The ChiId-"Please eat some nice
"chicken. papa"
The Father-"No, buster, daddy don't
feel like eating"
The presence of dishes before him
that a stomach sufferer cannot eat
makes him sick at his stomach and he
is actually doing himself an injury
when he eats at such table
A Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet taken
after each meal will excite appetite
and in short time one will find the
sight Of food becoming less and less
repugnant until after a few meals one
will take courage enough to join with
the family in the regular fare
AS soon as this is done ard there
follows no evil effects then by con-
tinuing the use of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets you will soon be restored to
your normal. healthy and vigorous APP
petite
one of the real pleasures of eating
: Is the Joy of smelling and seeing food.
These qualities are essential to the
normal digestion for they excite the
flow of saliva In the mouth and the
gastric juices In the stomach and thus
make ready the digestive apparatus for
the food when it is eaten.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
Ingredients that every system needs.
! Weakened fluids of nature used IN oil
gestion are quickly restored TO their
normal proportion and In short time
are so evenly balanced that the sys-
tenn can manufacture its own pepsir
and hydrochloric acid as it SHOULD.
90 to your druggist today and buy
a box df Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
price 50 cents
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-08
Alabama's Exhibit at Frisco

To the Editor of The Age-Herald.
The question is being discussed in Gull
man as to what Alabama is going to do
in regard to an exhibition at the Pam
anna Pacific international exposition. Just
now when the great state and county
fairs are making superb showings of the
products of this state, is the time to land
something for this far-west show.
Quite a number of states have been
refused by their legislatures an appropria-
ton for a building, and they have gone
ahead and by brain and grit, are prepar-
ing buildings and exhibits and viii make
as good or better showing than the states
depe nding on the public treasury to do
the work.
1t is not expected that Alabama shall
contribute from her too depleted treasury,
but there are commercial bodies. manu-
facturies great industries, cities and indi-
viduals in this state, able, alive with pa
trlotisn and the great forward move
ment of commercialism, that can make
Alabama known to the entire world that
will be entertained within the walls of
that exposition. When the Oklahoma leg
islature refused to appropriate money 10
represent this young giant of progress,
a man Ofiefcu t,uV1 Dfltk II lllcy tOQd
be sold at s. each, and it was done. Two
hundred and nifty thousand dollars is be-
ing now rapidly raised to put Okla homa
before the world at So a brick
What state Will benefit more than Ala
bama by the opening of the great canal?
Is that not reason enough to str the
business people to the opportunity to
show what We have, what We are and
what we shall become commercially?
col i1nn nj nf
Jefferson county would take the matter
up and make a little souvenir with the
receipt for 81 on it and let them be sold
through some agency, the 81 counties in
Alabama would each sell as many as
1000 of them, and there you have the
money Sounds easy? Yes. and it is
easy to the people VINO will do. VINO will
begin this great work? Who will help
1t on? (MRS) JULIA Fl. GILLESPIE.
Cullman, October I, 1913
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-08
LETTERS TO EDITOR


To the Editor of The Age-Herald.
/ am writing to congratulate you on
your editorial stating in concise and forci-
BILE language the status of the senatorial
situation Your view is the view I find
the people in this section are taking. At
least 250 voters in this county signed a
petition asking Mr.. Underwood to make
the race for the Senate and pledging him
their support. They recognize his great
services to the party and are anxious to
bestow upon him any honor he may wish
at their hands.
The people are rallying to him regard
less of factions and | predict he VIII be
elected by the largest majority ever given
a candidate for office in Alabama. Yours
very truly. INFER r. WYATT.
Huntsville, October 8, 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-08
PRINCE SWORN IN
AT TUSCALOOSA
Begins Service as Commits
siOner Yesterday
$l4,179.O5 FOR PAVING
Night Classes at Y. nj. c. A.-Health
Campaign Being Conducted-Wood-
men Unveil Monument-Judge
Green Back From Minneapolis


Tuscaloosa. October 7.--(Special) -Hugh
Prince. who was recently elected city
commissioner to succeed Sam Friedman,
who declined to stand for reelection, be-
gan his service at the regular meeting
Of the city commission today. The conf
mission today authorized the payment OIL
sl4.17o.05 to the Southern Asphalt and
Construction company of Birmingham Tor
the paving work on University avenue
This was the first estimate or the cost
of the work made by the engineers. Inc
commission also authorized the issuance
OF sf4.s00 of Improvement bonds, to De
used 10 pay the Southern Asphalt and
Construction company for the storm ana
sanitary sewers laid in the business sec
ton of the city recently. After the usual
routine business today, the COMMISSION
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A. n. c. OFFICERS TO
MEET IN CAPITAL

Montgomery. October Especially
Officers of the Alabama National guard
will meet in Montgomery on october rs
for the purpose of perfecting an Of
ficers' organization of the state militia.
Announcement to this effect was made
today by Capt w. p. Screws, y. S. A,
instructor of the guard. Captain Screws
declared that one OF the principal pur-
poses of the meeting was to discuss
various methods of strengthening the
state militia, with a view to improving
every department of the service. Among
other things, the officers will discuss
certain needed legislation. with view
to securing additional laws on the sub
ject at the next meeting of the legis-
lature.
The officers will perfect their organ
ization with view TO consolidating
every branch of the state militia Gov
ernor O'Neal will probably meet with
the officers and make suggestions rela-
tive to certain changes in the service.
The officers school will be under the
supervision of Captain Screws.
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Confess to Robbery

Stonington, Conn, October 7.-Walter
Arnold and Jospeh Russelo, formerly
employees OF the American Velvet COM
pany, today confessed that they yester-
day held UP and robbed Carl A. Koelb.
of the American Velvet COM
pany as he was on his way from the
bank to the mill with the company
pay roll. The money was recovered.
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AerOnlane Kills Girl

Hammondsport. n. Y, October 7.-While
maneuyering in a new aeroplane here to-
day Lincoln Beachy swept too low, his
machine striking Ruth and Helen Hill
dreth, daughters of II. L. Hildreth OF
New York. Ruth was killed and Helen
was probably fatally injured in a pocket
under the wreck
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COMMISSION SUMS
UP THE YEARS WORK
Huntsville Has Profitable
Year Under New Form
LOWER FLOATING DEBT
Employees Paid Regularly and Large
Internal Improvements Carried
on-Sunday School Con-
vention Over

Huntsville. October 7.-(Special)
The city commissioners today received
a communication from retiring Commits
sioner Smith, president of the board
presenting In part statement of what
has been accomplished in the municipal
government of Huntsville by the COM
missioners since they took charge OF
affairs two years and three months
ago.
When the commissioners went In
there was a bonded indebtedness Of
1886 800 and a floating Indebtedness Of
100000 not covered by bonds. En-
ployes of the city were being paid IN
script and had been for months com
PEELED to discount their script at from
10 to 20 per cent. The city's credit was
practically gone. From the inaug uralloh
of the commissioners they have strlVeh
to rehabilitate Huntsville's credit and
benefit Bonds to the amount of $4,000,
practically the constitutional limita-
ton, were issued and the floating debt
to thai amount was redeemed. A bal
ance of $4,000 remained unpaid. About
$50, 900 was expended in completing in
complete paving contracts. The aggre-
gate of the sums spent for paving and
the floating debt amounts to zoos.
This amount has been reduced to a
balance of s25,539. There is due the
city as solvent credits $4,000 which
leaves the city owing s10,539 on its
floating debt and above its solvent
credits
The commissioners in addition to re-
ducing the floating debt to such an
|appreciable extent, have paid employees
regularly and have been enabled to
carry on large internal improvements.
Besides $4,000 of the city's bonded
debt has been retired.
"On the whole" concludes Mr.. Smiths
communication, 81 think the commits
sion can feel proud of the service it
has rendered to the people and can feel
like their work has been well done"
One of the largest district conven-
lions of Sunday school workers ever
held in Madison county was held Sun
day in West Huntsville, where 200
workers of the Huntsville district heard
reports from every Sunday school III
the territory. All schools reported rapid
advancement. The convention is striv-
ing for more up-to-date methods. The
First Methodist Sunday school won the
banner for having the largest attend
ance. Addresses Were made by Rev. j.
j. Johnston, Rev. Francis Tappey and
Mr. A. M. Booth.
Declaring that he does not intend to
get left this time unless his wind Is
shorter than he believes it to be,
Charles IL. Greer, owner and editor OF
the Marion Standard and one of the best
known newspaper men in the state. has
reached here on his canvass of northern
Alabama for the office of secretary of
state. Mr.. Greer is making personal
canvass and is making many new
friends. He was left at the post in the
last race but believes the previous dis
appointment will help him this time.
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Washington. October 7-Dispatches
from the fighting zone in northern Mex
leo to constitutionalist officials here de-
clare Pancho Villa and his large force
escaped from Santa Rosalia before the
federals. under General Castro. arrived
there, and moved southwark. destroying
the railroad. Earlier reports said Villa
and his command had been crushed.