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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30

in northern Illinois, Iowa and Michi-
gan, and naturally the United Light
and Railways company, controlling the
Tri-City railway and its nine subsid-
larry concerns, is included in the com
prehensive scheme suggested because
of its importance.
]. G. Huntoon, general manager OF
the local concern, today states that
he knew nothing of the merger plans
other THAI the stories which Chicago
papers had used. The Tri-City Rail
way company may be brought into the
consolidation, but as yet officers here
have received no word to that effect
According to the precs dispatches the
nsv cnrnoration l. to be known as the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30

municipal, commercial and civic
bodies, asking each to select three
delegates TO the convention; also in
viting representation from all news
papers.
The Chief executive officers Of the
five states represented in the associa-
ton. have been invited. namely: Gov
ernor Major of Missouri; Governor
Dunno IF Illinois, Governor Clarke
OF Iowa, Governor Eberhart OF Mime
sofa and Governor McGovern Of Wis
consin. Other distinguished speak,
ers will address the convention.
The proceedings will show the
progress being made in the great
work hy the federal government q;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30

this associations instance. by which
a permanent six-foot channel al low
water is being made in the Mississ-
ippi river from Minneapolis to the
mouth of the Missouri river
Reports will disclose the legisla-
tiol among the five states by which
cities and towns on waterways may
create and maintain modern ade-
quate terminals and freight handling
facilities.
The progress made during the year
in terminal improvements by cities
and towns along the upper Mississippi
I river, Will be made known: also the
great impetus of the river traffic with
/ modern craft that must follow the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30
PLANS To MERCER
NOT KNOWN HERE
Consolidation of Public Utili-
ties Including Tri- City Rail-
Way, Talked Of.

For some days press dispatches and
the Chicago newspapers have contain
ed stories relative to a proposed gigan-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30
ANNUAL MEETING
OF ASSOCIATION
Upper Mississippi River I'm
provement Body to Convene
at Hannibal, Mo.

The 18th annual convention OF the
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
association will be held in Hannibal,
Mo. October 1915.
= formal call has been issued to all
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30

Middle Western Utilities COMP
capitalized at a half billion dollaIeu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30
completion of the Panama canal.

completion of the Panama canal.
The officers of the Upper Mississ-
ippi River Improvement association
are:
Thomas Wilkinson, Bur-
lington, Iowa.
Vice P-esidents-C. F. Perry. Quin-
cy. H.: l. a. Hamill. Keokuk. Iowa;
S. J. Roy. Hannibal, Mo; j. G. Arm,
son, Saltwater. Mimi; W. A. Ander
son, La Crosse, WIS.
Paterson. y. J.-Frederick S. BOYD
of New York. organizer for the In
dustria! Workers OF the World during
the strike of silk workers, was con
victed of advocating sabotage. Sen
lteuce viii be pronounced Oct 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30
Notice to Coal Dealers.

Sealed proposals for furnishiF
for the Rock Island Y. NJ. C.feign'
the season will be received diate-
secretary's Office until Friday mould
1913. Proposal on lump, ma To
and mine run.-(Adv.) ~. As
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-30
No. a minute ghoulc be ID

Not a minute shoulc be rs under
chi,d ebous eynn.or. 8 insur-
cre.-,ss.,. go, lees.
- - - - - night In
90 soon q" 'ne n''u 0e0 closing
VI even ai'er 'he Pom which
pears, VIII prevent 'he Ipected to
kby all druggists.-(Adv.l faa. across,
Tex -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

flammen 6unosrtt syub bod In bic
Siifte Itnbcnb. Dd5u fpar es bitter
talt, bn Bel jtbsm Mlarmseihrei, uno
beren gab es unter uns iortipdbrenb,
bie Genfter aufgfrlfsn fpurbtn, Inn gu
fesbn, mas los fef. Wlii 1asesans
bruh fling es aud nod iii6tis 5u
ifnsien an, mas bic Wersipeiflung una
ter ben ipenissr auragirten nod, ite.s
gtrte, ba lie ipieosr Elm nsuss Sttipen
Der Jlutb tefiirdieten. Wir fparen
am britten 1aae bsinabs nod alle bsiz
fommen, ea am sriten lase nur sttpd
3ebn perionsn bon uns aersttet ipurz
ben. Sh bate Bis bobin foit oar
nihts eenoFen, ba ipfr bos bisten
Gbbare fotpis 9rinttpafer - iebterss
sem ,1ant1 zines i'm siptitsn Stod
befinoIifen .gIoieis" sntnommsn -
aern ben pielen Jrauen unb ainoern
iibtrIiebsn. gegen 9 llbr am Dons
nsritaa Woraen tparsn mir nod bon
stpd 4 Gub WaHsr umseben unb ims
me: baiten mir als Rettune nur sroft,
Der uns aus poriiberfabrsnbtn adbs
nen. bic ionfiipo nod nottiser ses
braudt purben, sugsrufsn ipurbe.
Tes 6arrsns miioe unb bic StbnIuht
nad ben Wsinieen rsiiisn in mir b n
Gntihfub. ipoienb auf irseno cine
Wtif. nah 5aufe gu iommsn. mas
mir oud aIiidlih seldns. gbtr taum
mar id, gum 5tpeiien Waale biz auf
ben aeib burhndbt. bsi 1rau unb
aino, oIs Der Stredsnsruf ertonts,
cine sipeite s5Iutb TONNE teronees
ibipelt. 4Ilss i'm Stid, laftno,
iudien mir, fpie mir sinssn uno itnn<
ben, in allsr 6oit bic nab'n 5iistl su
errsiten. Der alarm srtpi,s Iih suu,
Slid als falih uno bic p.r0oetsn uno
perloNenen Strabtn tpareu ee3en Whs
taa 'pieoer BON ben aImdli3 suriidsshs
renosn 5Iiihtlineen bsIsbi.
Quonta GrunspaIo.
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berr g. Grunenolb, Elm frib.rer
Wtitarbsitsr bes ,Doltsblait", Itidt
uns nadfteknbes Bib ubsr bic sylutb
In Dapton. bic er islbi, bur4ssmaht
bat unb oos eiren hfonberen Wer.b
ourd Die Sfilperuns iiber bic g}toss
lidteit Der bsreinbre5enben Gsfabr
uno Der abIoluten 6ilfIoTateit, in
fpelhe bic Benobner Der beimgeIu6tsn
Stabt esrietben, bsiisi:
Ddpton. g., %. WIrs 1913.
Wertbe Reedt.ion.
Sbpobl sJbren iperiben qeiern BIZ
fdredlihe Hataitropf, bic an lsttsn
Dienitoe 9ormittas iiber uns bsreins
gebroden, ldngii bsfanni IN, birften
nahbintenbe werihie pisneidt bsnnod
bon Sntereife isin, umfomstr, ba iie
einen fdrpaden 9erfdt baDon aeben.
tpelhe 3eiten mir in ben eri.en 1n4sn
Der fdperen 6timfuHuna ,burh3us
manen1 batien. Sst sins am D,r,
MngniBpolIen Disnitos NIT mein.r
oieraetNidbrisen 1odttr na4 BEN Ge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
Pokal.Derid)t
Ssene eines gefabrliden unS aai.
regenben 1emers.

Sm Groaeid,of beg Union Truit
@eh1noes, an Der a. un6 Walnut
Strabe. fam aeitern Elm sseuer ,iirl
ausbrud), melhcs gum Bliid Tlnf
Der refi3eitigen Gnioediins I'M asIine
eriiidt iperoen fonnte. Wenn ocr
gronb audi cine Ieiff begreifItd'e
Aufreaumg periiriad)ie. fonnten Ole
5lanmen seloift peroen, beuor Die
meiiten Der nad, Snnoerfen 3ibIenoen
perionen, fpeId]e sur 3eit in bern
@oItenid,aber meilien, cine ahnnns
BON Der 8efabr baiten. Ids Jeicr,
tpeldes in bem ioeenannten Reeorn.
ranm Der linton Sapinss gGnf "
Iruii Co., ieoenialls infoIge areu-
5ens eleftriiher Trabte entifonoen
ipar, Uuroe BON Dem 4ilismandacr
Der gnnf, Serrn Games R. WseGaf.
rerin, entoedt. Tieier itlob ihIainigit
Die 5biiren oes Sidrrheitsgeuolbss
unb benahrid,tiete per Ielepbon ole
5eucrmeIoeseniraIe. Die yeueruej;'
Ieuie brafen ihIeuniait ben Seitcn.
meg tiif, um Dem Naufe ab5ns 81
perid)affen uno su perhinoeri, oaB
ods 8ebdnbe iih init Gnalrn anfiillen
uno cine Ganif unter ben In oenict'
ben peiIenben perionen peruriad't
iperbe. Ins Seiier fonnie in fnrsst
Belt sel0id,t iperoen unb Der WraHo'
ihaoen rpirb ouf taum 500 nbac.
if1Bt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
Ghe.G .GrlaxbaihiAeise.

lssna,io gaSali, 2s. WiItinsburs.
I ga.
iRoia gatalano. %, TAG &c. Court
Sirabe.
IWal.er ganis, 81, Carthage.
lWari. ansenbausr, 18, St. Bernard.
(6nrp aram.r. %. 5ami!ion. 8.
lJrane.s Gos3iO. 10. 730 9eits Cir.
lglorsns. gau, 25. 2117 GoIsrain aD.
lMinnis geitin, 20. 1129 0eft Ctr.
(erapicrb msainnsp. 20. Maoiion'
pilIe.
tgsu 9.bonstt, 27. 31S5 gilbsrt Mo-.
iDani.l Corner, 30. GrtstsnsDilI.. o.
lWarn gpen, n. osssl.
(gom. 6. pro.ber, q, 234s gI.nDap
I glpenue.
lW. q. Gibebotiom, 10. 5118 Silrer
Gtrabe.
(earneii 3. ID. Rihorbs, %. 5l2
| Carlisle Npe.
lTlassis MeDonalb. n. osssI.
{aeon 9. Dr..nbdum, 90. Ren Dorl.
lQouife 8. Wsilsr, %. 725 Sao
Crescent 4pe.
(SIaac Rambler. "a. 1924 CHM Ctr.
lQo.tis Cast. %. 1893 MssIep aps.
j6<nrp J.ib, 4e. Deit Jori. 8.
l8ertba Gansmdnn. SO. Wt. 6salihn.
}G<o. 20. Juli.n IT,. %, MabifonDias.
lgluriHa W. Carpenter. 10. osssI.
(SOIspb poD.u, q. 1891 RonirOis
1 MDenue.
lWprtle Bants. 10. $40 Glart Ctr.
(aouis 9. Wet<r, 81, 2446 gilbsrt
/ Npenue.
l1krsio 6obn, 19. 1923 Baltimore
Mpenus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

itanb, lit nidt betdnnt. 3oh beitebt
siriIhen benz prdiioenten uno BEN
acmmittes bic iibereinltimmenoe Nnz
fift, bab Der platform Paragraph,
Der bic nemofra.iihe partei perpflihs
te:. tsine SduBaDlle gu erbeben, ais
nttt porbanoen gu htrudten tit. 3pls
ermabisungen neroen nur In oenjenis
gen Wauren itattfinoen, Die offens
funbia bon sinem 9ruIt fnntrolirt
iperben. Da bieie iih bon Der Sns
lcnozaonfurrenS unabbdnsis semdht
tcben, 10 min man cine Iusldnoz
Grnturren5 ent9egenItellen, aber bas
ebenfals nur big 3u sinem getpii1ea
Graoe. Die 9erIhiebenheit Der 2Dhne
iuIl geriidfidtigung fincen; eine apns
fiirrens fp1 mir odnn eintreten ton=
ner ipenn bic preiIe bic gebiibrlihet
@rcnsen iberiteiaen. geahtsnSipertb
lit ou6 bic feItitebenbs 5batiahe. oab
Der prGiiosnt entIhIoHen 1T, ben
Scnsreb sufammen3ubaGten, Biz bic
5inun3 Reform erlebiet III, neil er
ihr eine ebenIold sroBs Di6tigteit
teimibt, aIs fpie benz IariT, mas eil
artss 9eritdnonib fir Die 9ebiirfniiie
nss ameritaniihsn Sanbels eripei't
Die 5inan5reform tpirb niht eber UNI
terbreitet iperben, als bis Der 5ortf
erieotgt lit unb bd man ndmit bis
@nbe Suni gu gnoe gu tommen as~
eentt, 10 tpiro 3eit genug iibris bleis
ben, aud bic Offentltden 5inan5en in
Sronung gu brinsen, uno penn bns
Bis in ben Winter binein bauert, tpirc
oas an benz gntitlub oes prdiioentsn
nitt bos Minoe'te Gnoerr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

fhipsrtr ais an dlIss onb.re aep5tntn.
Wie In sinsm poiriardnIH1 re1ie-<
ten NcntubenIager fOret DE Uobrit
fiir ibre 2eute. ooer tpie in sinsm & ne
bersarten, ipo Bite Wenae jeb : Gorge,
jeber Ueranttporilihisit tHtbobsn ipisn.
Der Mrbeitsr sebt audi f6sinbar 0uf
bcs Spiel Elm, ala mar e. nod ger
niht gum islbiitbdtissn 6onst.n sr.
aogen. qdhelnb sriiBi q ben 6errn !.
aber es rebtt nur be iibsflieierte
Oemuth aus ieinem Bid, bic ebenios
gut Wnsfe nj, Wabrbeit fein inrn,
ieine Ihtung Dor bem iiihtioeI I
Gisentperte oes anbern, beFen arteii
er nibt Deriteben lam.
gn gTl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
81. Cfto sJnettner's Wortrag.

Or. Etto Suettner bolt ON Witt.
mod, abenb In Der Wemorial Sale
unter Ben anipisien bes Tentid,cn
9itterariihen aIubs einen iuuitrirtsn
Dortrns iiber Nus Der bentiMen
gergangenbeii Gineinnati's1. Aubsr.
eem gelanat Elm ieines inilijfnlild)es
grogramm siir Iiirhfiibruiis. Gs III
ein Tomennbenb. 1ie Qebreridscit
tonn ibre Gintrittstarten In Der 81.
flee BON Tr. 8. 8. Bid I'm iiootiider
Mntbbaus in GH,piona nstnlen nnS
NOR in ben gtimben spiiden I uno
IS llhr Wahmittngs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
VtstliAer 1pb.

Ter 81 Sabre alie Harbier Carl
Oolbitein. BON Wo. 654 Weit s. Ctr.
lpurbe eeitern Nnhmittas tobt in Iei
nem Qebnitiiabl iibenb oufasfunben
Ter Coroner wiroe benanriHtigt ulIl
iteIlte einen SersidIos ais 1ooes
uriohe felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

Die 9unbes Rs9ierung
Bat ibrs patete bon frsisn Sdmersien
duseefhidt. WtetrFah babsn 0er'uhe
i'm Sou9reB itatt9sfunoen. oisies 9es
itent absuihaffsu. sic iino an benz
Wiosritano Der Spngrebs sWitslieosr
qeI6eitert, ipelhe bsbdupten, oab bos
Bolt oisie Sdmsreisn perlanst uno
iebr ungsbaItsn iein rpiiroe. ipsnn man
fis ihm pertpeieert, mas nttt ipabr 1T
unb audi niht tuahr ietn tam. Der
Tarmer tam nit ben tpsnigen Saats
t5rnern, pelhe bic Regierun9 ibH,
'tsntt, nihts auIanaep unb bic
GtGbter babsn isbr tpenig 9erpeHouns
bafiir. Shatiute 1T, oab Die aous
orebsMitglieoer oieis SGmsreten aus
bieteu, lpis Iaurss Bier. Gber tie mol
len auf Die 9absn niht persihten.
nit lpslhsn Iis mOgIiter Weiie Elm
paos 9uBenb Stimmen fdnsen fDnn-
ten. gu psrpunoern lit, bob bteTe 9es
fhsnte nod niht aus tpu'titutioneuen
8riinoen ungeFodteu ipprbsn Iirtn, oo
fein 9araarapb in Der 9srfofiuns fitl
onFitren Iiefs. Ser oirett ooer inbirett
bem aongreB bas Reht ertbsilte, iolts
GeIhente 3u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

Tis 9raolesune uno Bsrs
tisfune bes 9roben Miami ipiro ols
bic tpihtisite aufsabe CUR Wisosrhsrs
iielluna Daptons betrattet uno man
ertpartst, oub Die gunoesregieruns ita
ihr 3upenben piro, mas bic Rthti9s
felt un'srsr 4nIidt benefit, oab bic
anitaIten CUR 8erhiitung BON 5lutbg.s
fair eine rationale Nngeleaenbeit itno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
slbenbi6alem falea ans.

an Mnbetradt bes 1odtnniitrs miyl
rpdbrens Geier Hode Der llntegridn
In ben Mbs~sihuIen nusiallen. Gbrs
aufiiHbi0uue IN hejem Gtnne luurOl
Geitern bon. g&uIiupsrintenbenies
Gcnbon srIdiien.
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g er plon Cincinnati Dor 6otz
poiier iiter gu Itellen, tit fhon mshrs
mails aufaenommen uno lpesen BEG
GpItenpunttes tpiebsr fallen aslaiTen
irorben. DieIes 6iuperniB tpirb iih
ord1 iebt uIs unii6srlptnbiit ertpeiIer.
Tit sinaise 46bilfe beiteht in Der Rdus
n'rnq Deg Der Tluth ausaciebten ges
titts. 0amit lit ihon ieit 1884 tes
cornen tpprben. 8isls @eIt6ftsbduier
Icber ii6 in ben bDher aeleesnen
SirdBen onaeiienelt uno Die uebriaen,
BE nod psrblieben iino. irsroen oie'sm
gei'pieI folaen. Der 6auptihaoeu,
ZEN bic SSIutben perurfahen, bsitsbt IN
eer llnterbrehunq bss Giienbabnnsrs
tstrs unb odaeosn Idbt iit pon unis<
Ter Settle nit]ts tbun, oenn bic @iiers
tahnsn iinb audi an Srt.n auBerhol5
gireinnatis iiberflutbet Wds oos
So6poiier Defenders sin1eftdrft bat.
1T bic Rothpenoiqtsit zines ifneqsn
@trtsbrs auf ben Strabsnbabnen, uno
out elm. Grmdbioung Der Suhrprsiic.
Nenn man ihneQer unD biuider als
iebt na6 ben 6iigeln GeIanaen tDnnts,
iriirbs Der mittlere Stabt:hil fir 9s=
itdfte unb Tubriten. Die auberhal6
cuer 5lutbgefabr ftdnoen, gerdumt
treroen t0nnen. Splhe WuTsrbauten.
ipie man lie uusSuFIbren bsabfihtigt,
iiitb fir cine Sssitaot, osren griiten5
BON 6oIsn abbGnqig lit, an plast
nas auf uniere Stabt niht 3utrifft.
Der Reodtteur BON WDrlos
Wort", Der betunnten fortihrittIihsn
Wonutsihrtft, lit gum got'daftsr in
2onoon ernannt rporosu. 6err pase.
Der nsus 8otihafter, lit teir pielfadsr
WiliOndr, fpis isiu 80rgGnger, Whites
lam Rsip. Tas mag bel 5ofe oielz
lsift niht angenshm beru6ren. oeun
Reio ipurte ni6t nit Isinem gslbs unb
mar osspegen gut aHeeihrieben. Die
9iplomaten rperpen a6sr page hohit
fpinfommen beibsn, penn Reio bruhte
lie nit ieiner fogsnauntsn Rsprdisntas
tion, nit rpel6sr fis niht S6ritt bal
ten tonntsu. sur ger3peifluns. Tis
enaliihs Ration burfts ben nsusn Bot
ihaftsr sbsnfalls frsunolih auTnshz
men, bsnn in fsinem portsfeuiae be-
finoet Iih eine gots tpelhe Gnqlanbs
8erlangsn srIiiqt. Die QbQdbsnfrsihsit
fir umeritaniihe Giiftenfahrer, Die
burt ben 9annma>aanal gsten. tpiss
Der auf3ubebsu. Jreilih mub Der
aonqrsb bisr3u feline 3uitimmung g.s
ben, absr Der prdiibent beat tsinen
2rpeifel, bab ibm Elm iolhes GeieB Be-
pinigt rperoer pirb. 5ir bic Dtutz
fden orGnqt Iit Die Jrass auT OBJ .r
Elm Gnslanbs sDerehrer iii. tpie isin
8orgdnaer. Dos III nu6 benz geiits,
in peIdsm rWorlos Dort" rsbieirt
poroen lit, nidt gu evpurten. poas
tit ein Wann bss 5risbsns unb fpirb
aus oieiem Grunbs audi elm frsunos
Tides 8sri.Gnbnib nit Gnolanb fus
den. dber er pirb ois auspGrtiae poe
Iitit Der Ser. Staatsn nitt mad ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

prdftoent Wilfon bat ansee
feHgen, ben 5arif, pie ibn bas 6aus.
aommittss aufseItent, Durdsuieben
nrn bat fid nit perfdisoenen poiten
oorin ni6t einDeritanben ertlGrt, mos
bei er bic 4naeise eritattete, oab bi.
qoiten sednbert neroen mi7en, tpena
iis feline 3uitimmuns erbalten Ioler,
pos ibn1 aud sugefast fporben liz.
W0rin bic Demanselung fpe5ieu Be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

liebitsn, ipeiI bic arkiier, bic lire
ainb.r IN Der Sinbt sriiekn, iih bonn
Torfe entihiebtner Iosfoaen unc einin
fdhiper.n Rahrpnns listern. Dnrum
trbdIt iebs 11milie inn Grbreihob bss
GrauenbduIss elm eiaenes 3immer unb
eine asmeinfam. Ride In 10 ssnoes
ri9isi, bab jsee Muit.r ibren 1opf i'm
Cfsn fen perfhlisben Tam. .sn bin
3immern feb! man ftcn eo unb bof.
6ousrath. Der ben fiinft'g'n Gurus
abntn Idbi. bunts laHen unb 1elIer,
einSorninssjtnot fiir bic Jrau, oselIs
roih Rotsunkmbsn fiir Zen Ulonn
unb bic Qinbtr.
Die nHbersn Nrbsfter unserbdlten
uemsinfam sins Ride. in einem eianen
Bou, Der piti iuuberer aebaIten spirb
als bic iibrigsn. Hoblfuppe, Oriibs uno
bds srdftiss. fhmo6bafts Rppeenbrot,
BON btm uns bic aS6e nnbie.sn,
MAIDEN bic 6duptnabrung aus. Wdh
uHb 5Isiib fsb!en iait gon3. Hiir bic
iibri9sn N6tb bes Qeibts fcrat bic
Gabrsi. IN Der Nof9anitaIt nirb
abenSS aebobst, i'm Dompf, rem man
ouf gliifnosn 3Ngt!n srJeuat. Am
cbtrtn @to6 IN Elm iie;nes Qoaorstt
mil efnsr Mpotfkie Iiir hrinaenbe
Gdlle. Jtbtr arante beiommt Tin
ti9eHes fItines 0immsrhsn, mas ben
Oertsth bdt. bab seiner ldnger Ii.atn
blei6s nfs sntebinei n1stio III. Dsnn
an BE GiHiamiet lam M bsr NuiIe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-21
HARVARD PROFESSOR
RESIGNS POSITION :
Connections With Railroad
Cause of Action, He Says
in Statement

Boston, December 20.-Bruce Wyman,
professor of law at Harvard, who testl-
fed yesterday before the public service
commission that he had received a sal
ary of 1888 a month for services rendered
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, sent letter of resignation
to President Lowell of Harvard tonight
After saying he had seen no fault In the
combination of his functions as professor
at Harvard and consulting counsel for
the New Haven road, Professor Wyman
wrote:
Il feel that 1 should embarrass the
college and the law school If | did not
now separate myself from any connec-
tion with them, which, without regard ID
the innocence of my motives in the mat
ter before the public, may obviously do
them an injury
Professor Wyman asked that his resig-
nation become effective at the close of
the present college year and that he be
given leave of absence for the remainder
of the year.
For many years. the professor wrote
II have believed that alization of
the management of transportation and
public control by administrative bodies
were the sound policy and afforded the
best solution of our railroad problems I
had given several years of study to this
policy and to details of its application
and | looked upon a retainer from the
former management of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad as an
opportunity to put a practical end to my
studies"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-21
BeSSenner News

Bessemer. December 20-(Speeial.)
J. w. Moss, who is charged with the
killing of William Gray, contractor
at Reeders. several days ago on Nine
teenth street between First and Second
avenues was given a preliminary
hearing this morning before Justice OF
the Peace e. Fl. Lopez and was held
without bond on charge of murder
in the first degree. He was returned
to Birmingham and lodged in the coun-
ty Jail
1t will be remembered that several
days ago Gray was shot and killed
by Moss, the shooting taking place
about o'clock in the morning in the
front of Barr's White Front store. Mr.
Moss is represented by Attorneys
Prosch & Prosch of Birmingham,
while the family of Mr.. Williams has
employed Attorneys Goodwin & Ross
to prosecute the case.
A number of Besemer boys who are
attending college have arrived to be
the guests of their parents for the hol-
fdays. Among those who are here are:
Fred Minis. Joe Bumby, Red" Harris
and Charlie Martin, who are attend
ing the Alabama Polytechnic institute
at Auburn; Dr. Octavius Spencer, Davis
Batson and Leon Williams, from Nash
vile, where they are students at Van
derbilt; Albert Estes. Joe Little, Adolph
Gerst and Will Haggerty, from st.
Bernard college at Cullman; Charner
Batson. Deaderick Martin, Charles
Long, Milton Baird. Charlie Cargile,
Luney Ragsdale, Anderson Jaffe, Ar
thur Green. Fred Ross from Tusca-
loosa, where they are students at the
university.
The basketball team of the Bessemer
Athletic club has been greatly
strengthened by the return of Pickett,
the strong guard of last year. who has
been practicing regularly. The team
Will practice every night next week,
making ready for the first game on the
local floor this season with the fast
team of the Mississippi Agricultural
and Mechanical college on Tuesday
evening. December 80.
The first team Is now composed of
Houston. center; Pickett. J. Clay, c.
Bumgardner and Filmer, guards b.
5. Clay, captain; Bailey and James bon
aldson, forwards. During the coming
week the other teams of the club, the
Reds. Whites and Stripes, will play two
games.
The annex of the First Baptist
church is now completed. The windows
and doors We're installed today. A new
stove has been put in and everything
is in readiness for the song service to
be given tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock as special Christmas serv-
ice.
Many local singers will appear on the
programme, which is as follows: "Joy
to the World" congregation: prayer,
the Rev. NJ X. Thornton song, "All
Hail Immanuel,' choir; organ solo,
Mrs. Hugh McEniry: anthem, And
There Were Shepherds" (Sudds), choir:
solo. "a Perfect Day" CBond), Mrs
Harold Pickett: violin solo, Miss BeryI
Pinner; quartet. Just as God Leads"
tParks), Mrs. Charles Brownrigg, Mrs
j. E. Wright, Howard Halbrook and
Mr. Bryant; organ number. Mrs. Hugh
McEniry; solo and chorus. bethlehem"
tMeredith), Mrs. John Perkins; duet
Songs of Praise the Angels Sing"
montgomery, Mrs. Brownrigg and
Howard Halbrook: anthem. 1.-The Shep-
herds Vision violin obligato, choir.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-21
LOCAL VETERANS TO
REMEMBER COMRADES
Camp Hardee Will Send Christmas
Box to Old Soldiers Home-Reso-
lutiOns on Dunlap's Death

Their comrades at the Soldiers
home We're not forgotten by the mem
bers of Camp Hardee, Confederate
Veterans at their regular semi month
ly meeting. held yesterday afternoon.
A committee was appointed to select
suitable things for a Christmas box
to be sent to the Old Soldiers Home
at Mountain Creek. The meeting was
well attended considering the holiday
season and much business of interest
was transacted. resolution of SYM
pathy was adopted for S. A. Cunning
ham, editor of the confederate Veter-
an" who was then reported quite sick.
Mr. Cunningham died later in the
day.
The following resolutions were
adopted on the death of d. r. Dunlap:
Whereas, on Thursday November
80, 1913, David r. Dunlap, a member
of this camp, while in the active dis
charge of his daily duties, was sud-
denly called from time to eternity;
and.
Whereas. in a life of nearly
threescore and ten years. large por-
ton of which was spent in this com
munity, he illustrated the noble traits
of character that mark the true man
and.
whereas, he was a true and loyal
Confederate soldier and followed the
southern flag, the emblem of the
cause he loved devotedly, with unflich-
Ing courage, and gloried in the fact
that he was a Confederate soldier and.
Whereas, he was an excellent cit
izen in peace. a devoted husband, a
L. tr,I tf.1, o..
faithful friend. and above all soldier
of the cross. therefore,
BE 1t resolved, first, that in his
death Camp Hardee has lost one of its