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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18

oatiren jebenfaas bon Dem 3eitplltft
in Ser @ntipidelungsgeidifte Deg
menidliden 8elhledts, oils oalielbe,
penigitens tbeiltpeiie, anfing ieB-
bolt 5lt mer6en unb Iderbau 81
treiben; natiirlid tparen oieie eriten
l1ronT1nge bes Iferbates ebenlo
primitip mie Der anfang in Der Set
Itelllntg bon Wiiblen, pelde 5uerit
notwithstanding nnr aus 5ipei ou3t
geeigneten Steinen beItanben buben,
Inn Nie &0rner oes @etreibeS 5u
5eritantpfen.
3miihen 6ieien eriten Gerllpd}en
in Ser Seritelll,ttg elmer Gorridtung,
paer iogen mir zines Ippurates 5rill
Wuhla1 oes @etreiNes, unO Den
Nilblen ser 8egenmart lieat Gin
3eitraum bon bielen Sabrtbauien-
Den, in beiien &erlouf mir Die @nt-
p%itfelung uHo @erbeiierung Der Sc
treble . Miiblen bon Stufe 5t Stlfe
perfolgen %f6nren; bon ben erIten
Mahliteinen unierer urpprfabren bis
su Oen Sanb. oSer Sret4ltiibIen,
.Y,,. F.. . 49,, 10. 49,
Damn ipater 81 Ben 8inO- ooer @ui.
ier-Wfiiblen uno, IN neuerer 3eir,
biz sur 9ampfmiible, tpelde mir in
ben rieiigen, nit ben mooernitsn
WoIdinen unb @inridtungen per-
iebenen @etreibemiiblen Der @egeu.
mart Dor inns baben. Sonberbar
ipie es MN ideinen mag, 10 lit IS
troe0em eite 2batiade bab mir,
tros allem Sortidritt uno allen @er.
beiiernngen inn Milblenbau iest, in
letterer 3eit, tpieber ouriid gegnn-
ger iino ouf oas 8rumNprincip Der
8or5eit.
Wie a~llgentein befarnt iein oiirf.
tie, 9eifiebt Oas RabIen hes @etrei-
oes burb Die freisfornige 9etpegiing
zines runben, ffa9en SteineS auf
einem Gbnlid,en unteren Stein, iinb
no. Nd N -. Lr. 5000
Sfpiiden ben bei6en Steiren iper6en
Die aorner Sann fein 5ermablen.
SIN t1elerer 3eit bat man ober ii
allen gr0Beren MiibIen oieie @abl-
iteine abgeidafft urlS ftatt oeiien
iuerben Die @etreibef0rner iebt Stpi.
idreil 9roBen StabIpolaen aerquetidt
ooer 5ermnlmt; scralt 10 aIs tpie int
prifnitinen glnfang in ser @%orSeit,
mir in mtenbli1 aroberem @oBitnb
uno niel ieiner rtt0 noIIfonmpner.
Der Miiblenbetrieb p6er 6ns Miil-
lergcid6it mar SIT alien Soften nidt
riir ems ser notbmenhigIten ulO
uiteitbebrliditcrt, ionoer and ems
Der Iobueioiten infoIoe beiien BORT
man eberio ielten bon eittem arrlen
Miider, oIs pie bon einem rei6en
S6uIneiiter. Gs eiebt aber eittatl
@iiaer unO eineit @iibIenbetrieb i'm
gergIeid nit meldem oae auoercn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
&cbtmne Sarincr.

Ntetn aus9eSeitbneter Senait gleape,
Elm Bfero oas Defenders gut fir bieiige
@esenb paBt, fpiro 51 500 BEL geriidber-
ing iteben.
Mein lobbner Sad aentudp Sim be-
tannt als eiler Der beiten 3ufteiel in
bieier @e9eno, lpirb al So. bel @eriihs
ernn9 lteben.
Seioe 3udbttbiere iuerben am 4, II, 81,
%, 30, April, Z, s. 10. I6, %, "a, 81,
@fai, 9 unb Ii. SUM auf Sranf 8irfels
Sarm an Der Sron Gpab Iteben. 4m o.,
II, %. Npril, 3, II, 20, %, Wtai, 5, 10,
sunni arf @nit. 9abpube's 5arm, 2Meilen
iiiof. Dol Berger, unb bic iibriae Belt
auf Bbil. appria ir. Sarm Bel 9ittle Seir
ger, ans9enommen Spnnta9s.
1lneuit alpvrin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
11eti3.

Aae 8eripnen peltbe npf 9rabesgbeds
pon meinem @eibait i'm 8eIib baben,
limb hermit eriudbt bieielben nDr benz 20
glpril 1913, ein5nreiben, ansgenpmmen
tie sieben es Dor bieielben in meinem
rdditen @eidbdft 81 periuertben.
Sd piirbe es gieidfalls iebr 81 id3iben
iuiiien, tuenn ale nod au%sieben6en
&ebnnneen pur benz 10 SUM 1913 be-
Sablt iuitr6en.
Sn6em ib biermit Nlen fir mir sis
seiuanbte, giitisc llnteritiibuns beitens
barfe, perbleibe idl,
Gdtnnssnou,
g. &. &reter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
Scene Nn5eigen
9anflaanna.

gaen lieben Sreunben, Rarbbarn unb
Sefannten Die n~nierer BERT. 9ilesemut~
ter, 5ante unb Sdtuagerin, Srau
Sobanna &utb, geb. Oberg, bic lebte
Gbre ertpieicn, Ioiuie BEN 8abrtnebtrdaern
llno @rabmod5ern inb 9len bic ludbrenb
ibrer aranfbeit uno nadJ ibrem Suoe urs
giebesoienite er1uieien, lptpie audb fir bic
8lunlenlpenben, itatter mir hermit me
fern ber5licbiten 9ant ab. Snsbelunbere
Srn. Haltor Mug. &itbn erlalben mir
ltrls ~unieres berslidbiten Sanfes su pers
lttberr, fir Die ber5lidben grinnerunass
pprte bic er Der Seriturbenen mibrnete.
Die tpallern0en Sinterbliebenerl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18

BEN Strablen Ger Come, bas aei-
men oes wie0er eripa6ten Sebens,
10 beginnt aid id)on ole 8irfiam-
felt Der 5erltorenoen araft. &e9en
lrno Sdnee biIoen Auellen, Hinn-
inle. 8d6e, Siiiie uno Stronle. amf
boben @ebir9erl, mo es ME regnet
ionbern MIR ifneit, miro Der Sdpree
ourh iein eigenes @efpidt nad) itno
nod 3lr eis mo idiebt iid ais @let-
id)er langiam berab burd Die Sba-
Ter nrro S6ludten Der 9erge. bis
in Ole Gone mo- er idmilSt iurb gum
nilben. bruuielroen @e~birgsbady
miro. Ilif ieinem @ege altbal reiBt
Der @letid,er, gleif, einem mddytigen
Strom, Niles init iid fort, mas inn
i'm @ege lit lmo grGbt iidl iein
9ett INNER tieier i'm @elteiu Der
9erge. $50 iid) @aiier finSet oringt
oaiieIbe in ole Spalten linb aliifte
Ser Selicr, BORT miro es burd} Die
&1lte bes @inters alt @is uno SER
iprengt Oie Selier, oeren Glide, 5li
iantmen nit Den @let~idertriimmsrn
ibren @eg 5utbal netnten. Sier5ll
fontnt nod Ole 8ermitterung ltno
3erbr0deIuilg, ipeld>e aiirter Dem Gin
ifiB pom @arnle lnlo 9dlte, Stlrm
utrS Hegen, ipenf alld} lebr langlail
iebub fo~rtpabrenb, an Der Sber-
ildde aller @eiteinsnlaiien Itattfin-
Oct. 9ieie itngebeltren Weaileit bon
Selltriimmern peroeu aif ibrer
Numbering bergab nid)t grober, ion-
bern INNER f%leiner. bis bieielbeir aIs
@eroa into 5uleBt als Sancnmiien
bon Den 91dett utto 8aiierfGaeft
Der Sebirge IN Die groben Sliilie
uiro Str6nte Der @bene ~befDroert
merben. altber ben 5~erbrodelten
urnh 5ermablenen @eIteinsmniielt boz
ben Die @aiierlaufe Der @ebirgea
and nod groBe Waiien bon loiem
grorei6 berabgeidnuemmt; aaes Dies
- - ~. - A,
fbiroet ieiten @eg in Die 5liiiie unb
groben Strome, melde alf ibrer
Wanberutlg bltrf burtberte unb
tbanierbe bon Weiler nod meitere,
fololiale Maiien bon grbe luro @es
item nit iid] fortreiBen unb 5ulest
Iaes pieber 5ltriif in bte Siefen bps
Meeres pal5en. Sort breiten lid
oiele u~ngebeuren @rb- uno @e.
Iteinsl Weaiiet almablig iiber BEN
WteeresboSen aus, nerben I'M 2altie
Der Sobrtbmtienbe, bltrh ben 9ntf
hires %eigenen @enidpts, tpieber 8lt
feltem 8elteiil; forl1ten Damn in fer.
nor 3eit, bitrd) bns 8nlten Der aufa
baiiettben unto i6affen0en &raft, mie-
Der enpor 5itm Sonnenlidt unb 2e-
ben url6 luerbelt bann mieber geaig-
net fir Die 8flnnsen- lmt0 Die Sbier-
8elt uno 5ltm @obnprt fir Wiaio-
men lutb ober Milionen Menidan
Der fiinftigen @eidIed)ter,.
So mobll 0ieie 5eritorenbe, nie0er-
reibenbe &raft lit Die groBte @iibGe
Der @elt. @s lit Die Wfiible @ottes;
tie mablt iebr Ianaiom, ober--iie
mabIt SIT Gltlper.-@. 81. S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
9eiratbsaeiuh.

Sertifer @itttper, AZ Sabre, mbd6te
9erne fureippnbieren nit iutherildler
Emancipation, 40 Bis 45 SATIRE alt, mel.
die cine quite S%armbeimatb uiinidht.
@ittpe obne piel Mnbang nibt ausge.
ihlpiien.
4breiie, @bm. 9embrigbt,
9pbae 9th, San.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
gerbanSlnnsen Der eounts steneraussleid-sebSr

Die staperoasoIeid, 9eb6rbe bs Golntps muoe pdbreno ibrer
oreitaaioen Sitiuaa n6t ier in aniprndb senonrren oird} gefpper.
ben iber su bbe geihaeruns. Smfolge oeifn muroen an Dem pom
aiiefor aerpadten ~einifdbung rur in wenigem 5aaen Neontttonen 9e
madt; sufanunen I'M 8etrase bon 1920. SIN Sfeleraus9eap Fr ef
oeptfnuls einrbataanaen pnroen MIR tenige @ertbe erbobt; i'm @an-
aen gum getrage bon $13,920, mas cine Seruebriurg Ger aotalninine
hes einaeih1tten gSertbes pom MIR $665o sur 6olge batte. Solgenoes
@eittha.un murAe AIrdh ben SteleronsaIeMl berMbrt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
On berfanfen.

Gin neaes gsobnbaus (Solssebdubel.
nit 6 3immern, nebit 8abe5immery,
S~ampibeibnng, Ncetitlene 8%eleudtlng,
uifp., el%eid5fals NIT g%inridbtnng FIR
eleftriicbes 4idt. groBer Staa, gutter
cementirter Seller nnb gifterne, &onfrete
Seitenpes uiip. Ireis $4,000. 5beo6pr
@raf ir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18

3u p~erfaufen: bas friibere
2uebbe gigelttbum on Der oitl. Sron
StraBe tpeltl. Ser 8rauerei. Chem
faIls mebrere @aulotten an Der 0itI.
5. Strabe. @ad5nfragen Bel gbas.
@berIin, Sermann, Mo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
Sm bermieben.

cin pberes Stat BON 3 jcbbnen arosen
3iinu1ern, nit ginricbtuna fir 8aiier
nnb eleftriihem 9iht. 9aIieno fir luna
perbeiratbetes Yaar pber tleine Samilie.
gbas. &immel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
On @erfanfen!

Gin idbBnes @obnbals (5ramesebdns
bel in Sermann. 5inf 3immcr, gutter
@eler, giiterne uiiu. Cute Gage. $24OO.
5bepbur @raf IT,, Sermann, @fo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
Sn Derfanfem.

0rei perifiebene Storgeihafte in
Salin gpuntp, in @egenben nit arpBer
oeutifer @inppbnerid]aft. 9le brei oprs
thetlbafte nno 'gangbare @elbdfte, Man
ihreibe an
8. %. Ghter. Slater. Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18

8erloren: Elm golbener Srauritg.
9elobnnng tpenn in bieier Office
a~bgeIiefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18

DerIeren, am Samtag Gbenb elm
ldbfuerer Sralring nit benz Sirmanas
men Saccarbs auf Der Snnenieite. 8itte
S%enielben in Der 8olfsblatt.S Office eesen
B%elobnnng ab5uliefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
Sn b~erfanfen.

Gin j6Dnes 8aitein 8pbnbaus nit
gutter Gage i'm Mittelpunft BON Ser
mann. $1,000. 5bepbpr Braf IT,, Ser
mann, 500. Telephone SIR. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
@efunben.

Gin 3pmbel. in Der 0dbe Der gples
Greet Sbule. Ser G~iaentbiimer Tam
oalelbe, gesen gritattuns Der gn5eisee
foiten, abhDlen bel,
9ouiS 8pei del. Sr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
0rut.@ier.

Single Comb braine 9eaborn Srnteier
81 % Gents oas 9nbenb bel gbas.
Serinann, Mu. 81. l..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18

elm @utes 9ienbftdbtben fir aleemeine
S%ausarbeit. Gutter 9obn.
9. ". SiIbcr,
in Silbers Store, 5ermann, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
&robnfte.
Gorri9iert BON
John r.. Helmers, ,

Butter, per 8flrrtS 90
Ger, per 8ltseno Ia
Siibner, per Gfinlo 10
Spring Gbidens, per 8furto Ia
Siirfeps, per 9iuli6 is
@ttett, per Gfnipo IA
@anie, Der Gfunb 10
.SdmalS, per Sfrno 10
8oae, per 8funb 81
3miebeIn, per @ltTbeI 80
a~ortoffell per 8iuibeI so
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
@0dcntlidjer @arftberidDt.
Essers Milling Co.

Eoaers Milling Co.
8eiaen, Scr. 2 S 81
8eisen, Scr. 8 95
Webl, per Sod $40
@oo0 2itd MebI, per Sod 800
9rea0 Mebl, per Sod 2.70
per 100 8fun6 10
per 100 Bflru6 100
aorunnebI, per 100 Bfiuno 2.20
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-01
Y. w. e. A. RECEIVES
CHECK FOR $4,000
Miss Grace H. Dodge Gives This
Amount Toward Building
Fund Here.

With many thousands Of dollars al
ready paid in, other thousands actually
received to-day. and still more due and
payable within the next few days, real
progress Is being made in this holiday
season by the Young women's Chris
tan Association in the movement which
has for its end the construction of a
great woman's building in the National
Capital The funds which have been
paid into the association, and the other
funds which are coming. are the re-
suit OF the big ten-Gay campaign which
was conducted by the Y. W. C. A. last
May. At that time a total of slsS, 900 was
subscribed to pay for the site which the
association purchased at Thirteenth and
1 Streets Northwest OF this amount
total Of $4,000 has already been re-
ceived.
The latest subscription OF all to come
IN was that Of Miss Grace II. Dodge, of
New York, national president of the Y.
w. c. A. who pledged $1,000 toward the
building fund. TO be paid January 1, 1919
Her check for $4,000 was received yes
terday and 1t Immediately was applied
to the payment of a trust Of like amount
on the 1 Street property. With this pay
ment the association now has acquired
absolute ownership OF two of the four
pieces OF property at the Street corner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-01
b

Plans and specifications for the new
$4,000 All Souls Unitarian Church. to be
erected in Sixteenth Street Northwest.
near s Street, have been entirely COM
pleted by Dom & Deming. the architects
Of the proposed new edifice. and they
will submit them at once to the various
contractors for bids. One months time
will be allowed the contractors in which
to submit their bids.
Dom & Deming's plans call for the
largest and handsomest church in WASH
ington. The architecture OF the proposed
edifice is entirely distinctive, and 1t VIII,
when completed. rival in granduer ana
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-01
INTEREST cENTERS In THE
ADVOCATES SPECIAL AWARD

The newest special offer in connection
with the merchants and manufacturers
$4,000 contest is easily the most startling
feat the city has ever known In the
way of liberality. The Advocate has
purchased a $50 Conover baby grand pi-
ano from Percy Foster, the piano mer-
chant, 1880 G Street Northwest, and
will give II to the person casting
the most contest votes between the dates
Of December %, 1912, and January Is.
1913.
This special competition is open to
all. You need not be a contestant to
win this superb plano. Not a penny of
expense is involved. While any one is
eligible to enter this contest within a
contest, votes must be cast for some
contestant.
Be sure that your ballots for the pi-
ano are turned in not later than p. m.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-01

The highest point to which man can
ascend without his health being very
seriously affected IL $500 feet
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-01

| beauty the magnificent Scottish Rite
Cathedral. which Is adjacent to 1t. The
building will be constructed OF Indiana
limestone or Of West Virginia sandstone.
trimmed with limestone.
Ground will be broken Immediately after
the awarding OF the contract. and the
work pushed so that the corner stone can
be laid some time in February. The
Grand Lodge OF Masons will be asked to
conduct the ceremonies at the laying Of
the corner stone, and IT is probable that
President Taft, who Is a member of All
Souls Church and a Mason, will be asked
by Grand Commander Charles Z. Bald
win to officiate at the ceremonies.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-01

on January Is. These votes will, of
course. be counted in the regular contest
as well. 1t is a grand opportunity to
secure one of the worlds finest small
pianos for yourself and at the same time
boost the standing Of your favorite con-
testant. The $3.50 Conover grand Is on
exhibition at The Advocates headquar-
tiers, IA Thirteenth Street Northwest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-01
Builder a Bankrupt.

Edward T. Crismond. contractor and
builder, yesterday filed a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy. listing his debts
at 81, 30 and his assets at $4,oso.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-01
Sues for Damages. .

Damages amounting to $4,000 are asked
in suit filed against the Capital Trac-
ton Company by Mary +. Shook who
alleges that she was injured In board
Ing q street car at Pennsylvania Avenue
and TweDty-first Street, July 10 last
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16

ing Alabama, and we must work fast
and earnestly. A rare pleasure is in store
for us, an old-time home-time welcome
In that historic place.. whose proud boast
is that she is the mother of our organ
ization. Here Miss Sallie Jones, brilliant
and cultured educator and patriot of
that rich section of our state, formed the
charter chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy in Alabama, which later
builded better than it knew in the or
gani2ation of the Alabama division. Last
year our division decided to place an
endowed scholarship in one of our state
schools as fitting memorial of her life
and work, one which she herself would
have chosen above any other. Your schol-
arship committee, composed of Mrs. J. e.
Frazier, Miss Meta Thompson, Mrs Ed
ward Trimble, Mrs. w. 7. Sanders, has
through its chairman, Mrs. l.. M. Bash
insky, sent out letters, asking contribu-
tions for this scholarship. 1t is needless
for me to remind you of your duty here
for l know too well what will be your
pleasure. Nor must we lag in the in
terest of our important monuments, Ar
ltngton, Gettysburg and Shiloh.
Now that the chapter presidents have
received minutes of the general conven-
tion at Washington, / would urge all
members who wish to be thoroughly post
ed, to send IL cents to our recording Sec
retary general Mrs. Roy Mckinney, Pa
ducah, KY, for a copy. Then, those of
you who have not read the Greenville
minutes of your own Alabama division
shouldt hasten to do so,S that you may
see the great work you are doing. These
can be secured from your state secre-
tary, Mrs. Carl Tutwiler, Dothan, Ala,
by sending cents to cover postage.
| wonder how many daughters are
striving to get new chapters for our di-
vision? When you look at the roster of
the general minutes and see how few
chapters we have in comparison to other
divisions, 1t should make us redouble our
energies. Time is short, who will try
to win the silver loving cup offered to
her who will form the greatest number
OF new chapters? Any woman in any
chapter can form a chapter at any place.
Application blanks and charter applica-
tions can be procured from Mrs. r. B.
Dickerson, treasurer, sand all informa-
tion for forming chapters will be found
In your Greenville minutes. For form
Ing children's chapters send to Mrs. Leo
nard Hobart, Birmingham, Tenth avenue,
south, for information. Every chapter
should bear In mind that at the last con-
vention in Greenville the per capita tax
for our state dues was increased cents.
so your state dues for this year will be
20 cents for each member. Dues to be
sent to the treasurer general for next
year are still the same, 10 cents per cap
ita. Your state division dues of 20 cents
should be sent not later than April /. Do
all of us understand about our relief
work? If not read the report of your state
president in last minutes We have a
relief fund in our division. Every chapter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16

Amid tho whirl of street cars, electric
broGghams, Iimousines and touring cars,
there appeared on the streets of Bir-
mingham yesterday vehicle of the days
of Daniel Boone.
Slowly numbering along with the rustic
gait of the COW, there came up Second
avenue shortly after noon yesterday
pair of oxen drawing behind them
typical old prairie schooner >type of We
hicle. Heads were turned from all direc-
tions and interested eyes watched the
old time equipage progress east on Sec
ond avenue up past the postofflce to
Jacobs drug store, where it stopped.
There the steers lowered their heads
almost to the pavement. apparently rest
ing their necks from the weight of the
yoke and with half closed eyes they lazi-
ly switched their tails once in awhile
as the driver stepped down from be-
meath his white canvas covered wagon
and went into the store to make a pur-
chase. 1t was plain to be seen that
neither the driver nor the driven spent
a large part of their time in these sur
roundings, yet both were as much at
home as if they were plowing a new
grounds clearing 100 miles from any city
The driver oe the team returned, COM
fortablyy seated himself, clucked to his
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16

trained animals and the pinoeer equip
ment rolled on up Second avenue and out
of sight Many saw and were interested
but few there were who were not too
busy to stop and consider that there
on the Same street, within 10 feet of
each other passed the products OF two
different ages
The driver was DOC Thompson and
of doc" there will be more later; for
yesterday he promised The Age-Herald
reporter that before leaving town to-
morrow morning he would tell the story
of his life. Sufficient ii is now to let
all know that ''Doc" is in town.
In order to arouse some little curiosity,
however. it can now be stated that Doc
has Travelled over 16 states with this
team of oxen, that he carries food for
both himself and his oxen with him. that
wherever darkness overtakes him is
where he makes his bed, that wherever
he stops is his home. and, that last and
most mysterious. doc is -7-- a
detective.
For many years Doc has been de-
tective and in that time he has had many
thrilling experiences. He has eamped
and slept in almost every county in the
16 states of the southeast over which
he travels. he has seen many bad men
and has been in many tight" places.
He has come from no place in parnc-
ular and he Is bound for the same COM
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
A STATEWIDE MESSAGE TO
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
President Alabama of the Conf

In the first place, my dear daughters
please preserve this and take it to your
chapter, that we may in this way reach
as many as possible.
| am very glad to report to you that
all is well in your division. So we'll under
way is the business, so smoothly are all
things running that there will be no
necessity for the meeting of the eXecu-
tive board this winter. We can save
all our spare time and money TO go to
the Camden convention In May OF course,
this means that all promises made at
Greenville convention are being redeemed
and by May have no shadow OF doubt
everything win be well in hand Let us,
though, ever bear in mind our deficit
fund, and / would particularly beg all
chairmen of committees and officers TO
make their bills against the division as
small as possible We must remember
that 1t is scarcely three months ere we
meet in convention assembled. at one
of the cultured ante-bellum plantation
towns. picturesque Camden, near the flow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
BAILEY ALLOWED
BOND BY NESMITH
Bail Fixed at S5OOO-Has
Been Confined Nearly
Four Years

After being confined in the Jefferson
county Jail for nearly four years, w. NJ.
Bailey. charged with capital offense,
was admitted to bail. in the sum of $1,000
by Judge c. c. Nesmtfh of the city court,
on habeas corpus proceedings heard be-
fore him yesterday.
Bailey is charged with a criminal as
sault on a young girl and has
had two trials in the criminal court of
the county. He was convicted in each
trial. but on appeal to the supreme court
was granted a rehearing. The case has
been called several times during the past
year. but owing to the absence Of wit
nesses who are said to have left the
state the case has been continued from
time to time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
DATE FOR REGATTA
is ANNOUNCED

Philadelphia, February 10. - An
nouncement was made tonight that the
eleventh regatta of the American Row
ing association. known as the American
Henley will be held as usual on the
Schuylkill river, Philadelphia. May 81.
The programme VIII include contests
for first and second single sculls, first
double sculls, first four scuils first and
second four Dared shells, first eight
cared shells, junior collegiate eight
cared shells, special inter-cluh second
eight cared shells. and inter- scholastic
eight Dared shells.