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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

Der 10 Tom bel fenot ioorer til oct
oanite Oro s2Dffe", er iaare trpf.
ien0e. Ihi bDor er Der cog monge
al bort oonife 8oIf. Der her bar
funoet 2ipets 9pffe poo oct timeIi.
ge 0mranoe. % oct or at banbe
ogiaa paa oct aanoeIi9e.
Smiolertio er oct 10 ct 6nftim.
at Der. bpor 9Dffen blomitrer for
mango. ocr ioIoer Den oginn for
6en enfelte. Geo Dor 10 o0ion en- al
Sfqbnens 9grn. Ser iori6gte at
finoe 9pffen" Der bIan6t 8enner.
Get bill iiac, bon6 oct timeIige
onaoar. 9bi bbao oct %aonoeiige an.
gaor. bar ieg toffet bpre @ros
1oaoe. eiet Den for Ell Gel War.
Sea bar 10 bebeis9t genner oeo
2ucf aoifiIIige @onge / Connie
rens 9sb. oa en- Sang boooe lea
oaino ben @fpoe at bnbe min fore
Suitril meS MIG. "a bar oct ogioo,
at oi inmmen me6 binanoen beitente
% til at bpaae og DO meIIem Den.
nerne Der.
Goa, iom SimmeIen or beiere
emo Soroeu, ioo er SUBS Eonfer
10 6eiere enc bore, og bet bar Dc
oaioa / bette 9iIirToe. pa min Sn-
Itru 10 for ct 9ar @aane6er fioen
fit 9op at ilptte biem til 2pffens
Stem oeroppe | &c enige 9oliger.
Tn err benocs @IG0e faa fuIofom.
men, meoens min 10 bar inoet Fl
~betnoeIiet Sfnor. bbiIfet ieg imio.
lertio life ifol fomme nprmere IND
paa, oa nIiiua 10 ifaI tiene Dem
til @o6e. iom eIifer @lio.
Sbao ino Gmegnen her beo 2iicf
onqoar. 6n bar @intcren ogian Der
aiort fit fsrite fIpgtige 9eise. =
Iaa er oct imioIerti0 oeiIiat sol
ifinsueier meo ct lille Gag Enc
paa Sor0en 9ette er BOG Iiot ahel.
oiet liar bpoo Qeiene o9 5sr,t n
aaar, oa en- Gel al 2armerne eno.
mn life er iuroige me0 oeres 9arff.
ming. Wen BET miIoe 8eir tilIaber
BOG observation-disclosures at bline
iGroige mco 3lptningen oi oeres
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES photographer er
nof en- nf DC iioite; iea fer, Dag.
ninasmpnoene er / inI6t arbeioe
poa hans 9p9ning.
9ette er iaa manife BET iiofts se.
isg, ieg oilGgaer / 2uef. Wen bier
Sang, ieg bar bGret Der, er ieg Bile.
ben mootnget pna oct bierteIiaite.
oa boor glGoer Get Dog @iiosbor.
nets Sierte poa Bilearimsnanorin.
gen berneoe at bIioe mootaget oq
billet ira gsrn fro famine Stem.
Oct er, Tom en- far 0eninoe ogIod
minoeoe ON, Iigeiom at fomme&im.
melen nprmere.
I'll SIut bill ieg brinae ier, Ben.
ner omfrina 2ucf, min bierteliefie
Taf for De Elmer, pi FIX COP al ill.
bringe inmmen. 90 iii eoer, Ben.
ner, omfrine Bruce, boor Winoet
iprIie broser ben, bill iee fremieite
SiTienen | oisie Strofer:
3orneI, fore Benner neo Bruce,
8bor blnnbt eoer pi bpegeo oortSais
90 2insboobet ipireo' faa fritz;
Nen faa fom 8eosenoelen triit
90 aanoeo' lit foIbe @ps
goa benoe, bort Siemmets 2ps.
DOG Saobet ifaI feoes pnann,
8eo Opitanoeliens Moreengrn
0aor bi en- @ong inoIooes til 5ibft
3 be epige 9oIiger biit,
% erbperpet beo Sefus arift,
Hon Gpigbeoernes apit.
8, oa ffnI init Sierte BIZ eIob,
Waar biit | ben epiee Stao
Senoes bimmeIife aafun iee Yer,
OmitronIet of bimmeIF Gre6.
GorfIoret | Serliebeo;
Tbi gsoen Ell berffer Der.
y. Sonfum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

9lattens or 7 Sommer / Diane.
ter. 9riien ior Den er So. SeIe Ono.
tpgten tilioloer 0nnmnrts-gpa.
nings. 5onoet Get belle er, Tom Sn.
ifriptionen pno EIattens HaHo an.
tpoer. til 9anmarfs % e.
- Seno eiter Ylotten til Dem
ieIo eaer til Ell Zen iom Ell posien-
DC sSllegnpe. Den iaos Oeo Of ben.
oenoe fla til aomiteens Setret1r-
Serman =. aoreIl, 300 2icf 9,rIo.
ing, Son 6ranciseo, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
Girfeblaoet.

Gets 9eDetio oil M. letter at Del bar
ogrct truet meo 9eo % llnoergoue
- ianiDnli8Dis itraffe iia 10 ouer
mango Mar. Get bar pit iig, iom
bet alto ger / Reoens Cher. at
.. /. abl. bar t%roioite @enner, Der
oil itaa meo Oct / Strioen. Man
her iitfert mGrfet zig, al oisie FRO.
latte, % iiGr bets nltpGrenoe &e-
0after, barber pan oct beitemteite.
at man bar bDerfen matcrieI eler
o%anoelig Get til at aiilutte oets
2eDetio. % oerfor tor uaite aars.
msoe ingen Sfaoe euer 5ortrgo
gsre BET. enoiige Ifna oct ibigl- Oct
TOM til iioite aarsmeoe meo et
0oerifuo Of $2.05. Sanot nof. life
meget. men berettiger maaife Dog
moterielt bets 5~iIoprelie; BET bar
on iereet for iig ieIo, meoens De
unges gIno msoer til iioite Iors'
msoe meo ct unoerifuo paa S35.26.
Otter BET Reiultat er oct maoife
uforitnoeliat for flere END Titus, al
man life blot n9ete6e al lnoe 8e
hinges gfao fmeIte iammen meo
abl., men osmte, at abI. ifuIoe ON.
TONNES oeo gorets SIutning, me.
oens De hinges gloo ifliloe uoDioes.
anmprfning: Get 8unft ON 9e
hinges glao foritoor Titus %IaaIeoes,
at Der bill gaa u~bereeneIis lang Sio
isr oct uonioes.
Nen maoite Snnolingen fan for.
flares og f~orfoores ira ct annoeliet
Spnspunft, at I. Cts. De hinges
9Gao bar en- beOre 5remtio for iis
emo abl., hoiItet beller life ale let
nil funne in6ie.
Smiolertio bill abl. neoblipe al
bringe 8rugter ira Serrens Sin.
gaaro til bets 8enner. Og oeres
9aI bill forsges, oeriom glaoets
Soloere = iom Der bar opret op.
muntret til, pitt iier of Heoafts.
rem - pil Iooe oct ienoe til en- eller
Here, Der iaa ieln beiIutter at boloe
gIaOet. Sogen er 10 ganffe iimpel.
Wan i~noienoer en- Goa., eaer Tom
nu nil, til 9aniib 2iith. 9iibl.
Souie meo fomt cen eler TO aores.
Ter pno Wenneffer, mar banber bill
boloe glaoet. Get er 10 for Do.
riet en- Woooe, bporpaa iefteriife
gIooe timber Sci til - oeino luther.
ffe Siem. Sremgongsmnooen og
5orfGaeet er goot nof og fart og
bermeo unoeritsttet. 5orilaget ifal
bel NOT foritaos ioaleoes, at grG.
lterne, sBla0ets trofdite Bert1er"
goar foron / ben Misiion, og iaa
fgGger be andre rtrofnite 8enner"
nof efter. ga, mn ifaI 8enifabet
rigtig biie fig. Sm nsonenoist
ifuIoe bore, tror 9itus NOT at fun.
ne bipTpe Dor prpit til 9ette meo
at finoe faooanne | Dor Wenisbeo,
iom life boIoer abf., men Tom for.
baabentlig NOT bill boIbe BET, naor De
bIiber p9nf giort opm9rffomme paa,
bpoo goot gIaoet bar at bringe.
Oct er for Reften en- befIagelie
at Der er Wenigbe6sfoH,
Der lite boiler Snmfun6ets 4bI.
N9pnte 5orfIos Tan Der ftemmes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

ouer fer anrsmsoet beo 3unoifripeI
ie paa Den Maaoe. at 9bl. me0er
Irem til noite 9arsmsoe meo ct
9nerifuo Al $102O5 Set oil oa paa
famme 5io bane broet bnnoreoe
Solo @eliigneIie til Sc Stem, Ger
life bor boor0bierteoe nof til at
npgtc bet 4ogon1.
5itus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

mentlig interesiere at here, al Der
4aret 1911 inofertes for ca. 100.
600 SIR. oanife @eger ] II. =. ".
: ct 2ono, Der ma itrGnge iig
o0Ioigt an for at bare meo / oct
itore International aanleb ON at
iao lat / Gbancerne - neo bnilfet
Der ifnl fonfureres meo De itore
9nnoe. ifilIoe MAJ 10 tro, at ale
itoo meo 2inene oobne o0er for en-.
bier Herelie poa oct itore u~OenIano
ife Warteo, Der fan sae ll0iigten til
5ortieneite o. oermeo til e%tononliif
5remgnng for belle Sonoet, OF bet
par oerfor meo Ell bis irD6eiulo 5or.
uentning ON at bore eooe Tioenoer
% meoe qIaoe Sierter / auleoning
af 5oIOtoriiens @eotogelie, at oi
ienote Dor Weoarbeioer, Sr. Gbbe.
no pao 3oat ior al bere hos bore
Ie6enoe SanoeIs. og SnouitrimGno
her biernme. bono 9%etnoning FOR
7onmarfs 9eofommenoe De tillna.
DC Den qn6reoe omerifonife 3olo.
Ioo. 90 bans Rapport, Tom fore
fon1mer os isrgeIiet tnpiif for 6on.
ife Iilitonoe. ifaI Ri oerior ne0ifri.
be ororet.
Cen fore oanife 8Ie0ma forna8.
ter fla aIorigl"
0e6oeIelien om G%oriiens 9eota'
acIie cr nnnet BERTH - i%oritanr iia
Gems 3efit Iiaaer til bebageIigt 81.
terign / SanoeIsminiiteriet, bpor Der
ouen / aebet er inorettet gleoator
til muIiee 9eisaeuOes 9efoemmelig.
beo, bette mooerne Seiieappnrat asr
for epriqt et iProeIes ponteliat CO
alt anoet emo iIiot Ssnotrpf. g2en
ineen Der oppe ipnes at fenoe Inn
oerIi9t til Den me COB.
8i bar ioa benuenot os ill i%orifeI
aige andre. formentlia ~interesiereoe
iaoIeoes til 3ormanoen for o8anif
efsportforening", aoninl Crit 0e.
Mus, Der lioen at reon1e erflpre6e
ON 9orifen. at Den fenote ban nirfe.
Tia life noget til. men At ui iiffert
hos formanoen for Snouitriforenin.
gen, Sngenier aler. 1ois @eroens.
iirmaet Z. g Smioth & 60 fnn0e
ian De oa~erfnloiaite Splnsninaer ON
2onens g~etponina oa ON, bpno man
haooe qiort eller tpnft pnn al aere
Tor al riilte fig til ben fommenoe
iorsqeoe aonfilrence. aGriif Wlo0,
Gntonius", % hi opie9te Sr. Gois.
3orifen" - iiobreo ban. meoens
ban meo uneoben6ig @%rmoiabeo
i~n6erIente bort aort - Den fen6er
ieg birfeIia life noaet til; men ben
neno 9em iii Dor Sefretpr, Der bill
Dc iiffert flnne fnn De auerfnIoiaite
Opfnsninger."
Wen oa fnnf bort friife Wob. 90
bi henbenote os life til Gefretpren.
SfiiI6e TiieipIen bore fIoeere END
Refteren?"
Com man aennem obenTtnnenbe
bill babe fooet Snotrnffet Of, bar
bore Ie6enoe gfsportmpno ber hiem.
me life eeentIie ftortet noaet rnienoe
9oplsb ON of mao meo | Hpfferne
of Dem. Der bill aribe gbnncerne poo
oct omerifonffe Wnrfehl Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
Seanoinnpien-gmerifa Sinien.

Otter g8olturno@s ubpqgelige
9rono paa atIouterbnnet Iigger oct
mar at ipsrae, bnorIe0es Dor egen
4merifo.2 iniens 0ompere er beitpt-
teoe moo SID ON 9oro, oenne 81.
manoens iarIi9lte 5ienoe, moo bpiI.
fen Ssens % @eirets 5oripr0eIig.
beoer er for intet at regne.
5 Scanoinanien-9merifa 9ini.
ems Sfibe oGloer feIgenoe 9eitem.
meIie for Sfiitning al auIbeboIonin.
gerne:
Get or en- olminoeIia GeaeI / ole
Gampifibe, at oeres alil. Reierpe6e,
boloninger ifaI ififtes minoit bper
6. Wanneo. for at Der life ifol op.
hobes @asarter. Der eli Dag fan Tor.
anleoige efsploiion o. SelpantGn.
belle. 5or SonnOinaoien-amerifo
9iniens Sfibes @eofommenoe Tiff.
#N
les auIbeboIoningerne for bner an.
ben Geiie. aItiaa b~etnoeIigt oftere.
% bette bar biit fla at pare en- ion
900 6orbolosregel, at Der Inn cen
@ana / De iioite # Mar bar ppret
9ran6 / anlbnnferne
Nen iaafrent Der nligeneI op.
itaar 9rano. er non ON 9oro no.
murfet ruitet til at meoe Den.
Sloen nil / De ileite 5iIipIoe op.
itoa t auIrnmmene. Sfibet er Der.
n ioriruet meo en- iurlia 0ampIeo.
nina. ser er / Stan0 til siebIiffeIig
at bremie sSIoeu / oct paagplocuoe
Gum Ueo en- fraitia gampitraaIe.
) ale llnoerrum, iom fan tiIifoo-
oea, - altiaa alIT % 2oItrum m.
N. = fan 0ampitraalen meo 9elo
anoenoes % man bar anoet Steos
ira eriorina Tor. at intet lIuffer iaa
iortrpfieliat - men fun | ~tilifoooe.
DC Hum - Tom Camp.
l%lobrpOer SI6en poo Deffet, /
2ufaier, anmre. @onge o. I. b.,
bar man isrit og fremmeit enWGng.
DC IettrnnsportnbIe og siebIiffeliat
nirfeuoe SIoiIufninasopporater; men
ON oisie ifllIoe iIao fell, er Der
oneralt pon aobne 9pf % @ange
meo Menemriim onbrnat SIonge.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, og Oisie fin.
6es til Steoe | faa tiIitr9ffeliet an.
tai. at life ct eneite Steh fan blioe
llpoonirfet Of Dem. Gn6eIiq er Ell.
bene iorinneoe meo ian riaeliat
SprsiteiIanqemoteriel, at Der er til
itrGffeIiet til SIOflufnina manae
Steoer iotntibia.
Com mon bill fe, er Ger foftiif
aiort off. hnno Der Itoor | menneife.
Iia Poat for at forhinbre aataiiro.
fer nf o@oIturno" .Nrten / bore
9merifabaooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
Onsoog oeu y. 0ooember, 1913

9altor g. ". gonoo. Davenport,
Ssya.. bar taget imoo aalO ira Seth
ieinane Menigbeo, Gacine. isis, o9
bill optage arbeioet Der til 6oraar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

rapporterer 1876 Snititlltioner, bnor
ser Israes for II .236 Rerioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

Entered at Blair Post office as second
s3ass matter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
FOR FREE PERUNA
ALMANAC FOR 1913.
ASHVILLE SAVINGS
DECLARES DIVIDEND
st. Clair Institution Has Prosperous
Year-DirectOrs Meet and
Elect Officers

Ashville, January 2S.-(SpeciaL)--The
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Ashville Savings bank was held in the
presidents office Monday. The same
board of directors was elected for the
ensuing year. Immediately after the
election of the directors the officers of
the bank were elected by this board
Judge James L. Herring was elected
president; w. A. Beason, first vice presi-
dent, and James A. Embry, vice presi-
dent Sam r. High, cashier. and u. II.
Prickett assistant cashier. The bank de-
elared a 10 per cent dividend.
Clifton Mathis. age IL, of Coosa Valley
won the Boys Corn club prize in St.
Clair county with yield of 149 bushels
at cost of II cents per bushel. He won
the state prize of s25, the Central of
Georgia pig, valued at s25 and also the
trip offered by the First National Bank
of Pell City to the corn show in Column
bia, S. C.. Young Kimbrough raised 112
bushels at cost of 3S cents per bushel,
John Smith of Steeles, raised 104 bushels
at 20 cents per bushel and Wells Sprad-
ley 81 bushels at 20 cents bushel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
INDIGESTION
AND
RHEUMATISM
People With Good Digestion
Do Not Have Rheu-
matism

The blood is the product of digestion
Whatever sort of food is digested in the
stomach is absorbed into the blood. If
the food Is badly digested this Is also
absorbed into the blood. IL the food
sours in the stomach before digestion
or during digestion, the acids are alb
sorbed into the blood.
These acids in the hood produce a con-
dition known. as rheumatism. The acids
are liable to produce microscopic crys-
tails. These crystals are deposited in the
]igaments and cartiages, causing rheu-
matism of the joints. Sometimes in the
bones, producing periodic pains every
time a storm approaches. Sometimes in
the muscles. producing lumbago, stiff
neck myalgia, and muscular rheumatism
generally.
Pe-ru-na Corrects Digestion
The reason that Pe-ru-na relieves such
cases is easy to understand. Pe-ru-na
corrects digestion. Pe-ru-na corrects
digestion partly by hurrying it. Peru
ma does not furnish any artificial d.
gestant. it simply assists Nature in do
ing it's own digesting.
In this way the products of digestion
are more normal. The blood is not filled
with imperfectly digested food. No acids
accumulate in the stomach while Peru
ma is being taken. Thus rheumatism is
prevented.
1t is a great deal better to prevent a
disease than to try to cure it. But even
after rheumatism has begun the condition
that caused it ought to be removed IL
possible.
Good Digestion Stops rheumatism
The first thing to do is to secure COOL
digestion, then il it is necessary specific
medicines for rheumatism may be taken.
But until the digestion is made perfect it
is of little or no use to take medicines for
rheumatism. To produce good digestion
Pe-ru-na should be taken.
Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and Le-cu- pia,
manufactured by the Pe-ru-na Company,
Columbus, Ohio. Sold at all drug stores.
No. AZ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
MANY 9TH DISTRICT
CLAIMS STRUCK OUT
Richardson Asks for Con-
ference on Omnibus Bill
TENNESSEE is RISING
Heavy Police Docket in Huntsville
Revival ,Over-City Clerk Makes
Flattering Report - Halsey
Building Is Condemned

Huntsville, January 2S.-(Special. y
In letter to the newspapers of the
Eighth district, Representative Will
liam Richardson writes that he has ex-
amined the Senate omnibus bill which
VAS passed a few days ago and found
that out of 45 claims sent from the
Eighth district, the Senate struck out
all but Il. Judge Richardson has asked
for a conference on this bill and hopes
to have all of the claims eventually
allowed The Eighth district claims
aggregate about $4,000 and all of them
have been allowed by the court of
claims. The Senate is expected to
eventually concur with the House and
appropriate money TO pay them ALL
The worst floods experienced in this
section in several months resulted Mon
day from the 10-hour rain of Sunday
night. Lowlands are flooded but the
damage does not amount to much. The
Tennessee river is spreading over the
lowlands.
The docket of the police court yes
terday was larger than IL has been
in several years.
The revival meetings that were be-
gun January IL in the First Metho-
dist church by Rev. J. o. Hanes, con-
ference evangelist. ended tonight.
The report of w. p. Monroe, oity
clerk, for the quarter ending Decem-
Der 81, 1912, shows that the general
funde receipts of the city amounted to
$22,S91.90 The disbursements were
s1,313.o7 less. The public Improvement
fund receipts amounted to s64s0.91 with
disbursements of S5095. Special fund
receipts amounted to s21,011.02 and the
disbursements $21,395.1S.
The city authorities have condemned
the Halsey building, handsome three
story office building that stands across
the street from where the Huntsville
hotel used to stand. The upper walls
are leaning apart and have developed
several large cracks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
Railroads Fined

Pittsburg, January 2s.-Charged with
failure to remove cattle from cars ev-
cry % hours to water and feed them,
the Baltimore and Chic railroad, Penn
sylvania and the Pittsburg. Columbus,
Chicago and St. Louis railways were
given fines aggregating $12,95O in the
United States district court here to-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
Outlay Cantured

Winnipeg, Man, January 2S.-John
Baron. the Reding, Mont, outlaw, was
brought to the Danphin. Man.. jail to-
day. He was captured last night five
miles from his old home, the scene of
yesterdays attack by posse in which
woman with whom he was living was
seriously wounded and her baby was
killed. The woman confessed today.
say officials, that she fired all the shots
that came from the Baron home In re-
ply to the shots from the posse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29

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Over hundred thousand sufferers hare taken
It: had undergone dangerous surgical operations
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Ask for interesting literature and convincing festi-
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For sale In birmingham By Eugene Jscobs Drug
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29

Lusty YOungster. III You Help
Your Stomach
Science nowadays can digest food with
out having 1t enter the stomach at all.
And Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are tie
result of this scientific discovery. They
digest and digest thoroughly and we'll.
anything and everything you eat.
The burning question to you is Are
you getting out ~ life all the pleasure
and the health you are entitled tor" II
not, why not?
No matter whether every organ and
member of your body Is In a sound
state of health and strength, IL your
stomach is in any way disordered, YOU
are not going to be yourself" You
are going to be worried, out -of-sorts.
nervous or sulen individual, whose ac-
tions will reflect your condition inside.
and people will naturally avoid you.
So, IL your stomach refuses to work
or can't work. and you suffer from
eructations. bloat, brash. fermentation.
biiousness. sour stomach, heartburn.
irritation, indigestion. or dyspepsia OF
whatever form. just take one or two
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and STE
the difference. 1t doesn't cost YOU
much to prove II. Then you can eat
all you want. what you want. when-
ever you want. il you use these tab
lets, and you can look the whole world in
the face. with beaming eye and you
will have a cheerful spirit. 4 pleasan,
fsce. a vigorous tody and a clear mind
and memory and everything will look
and taste delicious to you. That's life.
Get 50 cent tox OF Stuart's Dyspep-
- Tablets at any drug store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29

excess of that of Alabama, appropriates
SIS 900 annually; Pennsylvania and New
York appropriate from 100000 to 5000
GO annually.
In the light of these figures, Ala
tama's appropriation appears modest In
deed, but we feel justified In asserting
that the money is being so widely and
JUdiciousy expended that 1t yields results
entirely out of proportion to the amount.
"A feeling that the people are entitled
to full information on all matters con-
nected with the administration of our pub
lie health system prompts the committee
T. make this statement which might IN
Justice to the matters involved have been
much more elaborate. All of which is
respectfully submitted.
Glenn Andrews M. D., Montgomery;
II. M. Cunningham, M. d.. Birmingham;
V. p. Gaines NJ. d., Mobile; s. G. Gay,
NJ. d., Selma; L. w. Johnston, M. d.,
Tnskegee G. A. Mohr. M D., Mobile; ID.
+. Tally, M. D., Birmingham ]. l.. Wat
l<ins. NJ. D., Montgomery; s. w. Welch,
II. D., Talladega,
State Committee of Public Health.@
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
You Should
Enjoy Your Meals
One Of the Most Important Questions
to Consider In the Search for
Hapufness and Health

If your stomach cannot digest your
food, what will? Where's the relief?
The answer is in Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets, because. as. all stomach tror-
bles arise from indigestion and because
one ingredient of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets is able to thoroughly and COM
pletely digest 5000 grains of food, doesn't {
it stand to reason that these tablets are
going to digest all the food and what
ever food you put into your stomach?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
PUPILS TAKEN FROM
BERKELEY SCHOOLS

Berkeley, Cal. January 2S.-Tweive
hundred pupils have been taken out of
the public schools of Berkeley because
of an order issued pointly by the boards
of education and health compelling inn
mediate vaccination. The order resulted
from the appearance of several cases OF
smallpox.
Failing in an attempt to induce the dis
trict attorney to take steps to have the
order set aside, the Observation-Disclosures
have called meeting for Thursday night
when steps will be taken to carry the
campaign into the courts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
Woman Suffrage Defeated

st. Paul. January 2s.-By vote of SO to
3d. the Minnesota state senate today re-
jected the bill of Senator Sageng, propos-
ing a constitutional amendment giving
women the right to vote.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-29
Democrats View Him as
Mother Hen Her Strange
Duckling
REPUBLICANS LAUGH
OVER THE SITUATION
Bryan in Cabinet, Retention of Re-
publican Office Holders, and
Wilson's Emulation of JEFF
ferson the Topics
Discussed
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS

The practically established fact that Mr..
Bryan will be a member of Mr.. Wilson'S 3
cabinet, combined with other facts more
or less openly discussed in Washington
has pleased the republicans of both fac
tions-"progressive' and "standpatting." :"
The democrats, on the other hand, are
viewing the mysterious Mr.. Wilson like
the hen her duckling, which provoked
the smiles of all the other fowls of the
barnyard. The mother hen, as is re-
membered, was little uncertain as to the
future of the offspring. but fondly yielded
her maternal affection for the simple rea-
son that he was hers.
The opposition in other words, looks
upon the situation hopefully. The opposi-
ton feels that before another four years
have gone, the democratic party will have
wiped itself out of existence. In other
words, they feel that the democrats have
obtained enough rope to hang themselves
and are going about it most expeditiously.
an will have a seat at the banquet table
of the party, but they are making the
best of the situstion. They argue that
Mr.. Wilson could not have done other
wise than tender his best berth to the
warrior who made him king. And they
are confident that the next President,
having paid this political debt will settle
down and attend TO business-will, in other
words, surround himself with level head
ed business men acquainted with the
wiles of politicians and not alone by those
who are ethical to the point of becoming
efficient and temperamental to the point
of becoming absurd.
/ Their confidence is firm in the belief
that Mr.. Wilson, while being admittedly
a theorist has, nevertheless, some regal
for those who are practical.