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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-11
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, Sept. II, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle w. Woodland.
In West Wardsboro, Sept. ;, a daugh-
Ter to Mr.. and Mrs Charles lIescocll.
In Greenfield, Mass, Sept. ;, a
daughter, Thelma Rosamond, to Henry
w and Mary Carpenter.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-11
To my Hundreds Of
Customers and Friends

! am sorry to inform you that l am
going to give up peddling because my
growing business at Manchester Depot
demands my entire attention Will
those who are owing me kindly send
the amounts due me to Manchester
Depot, VT. Thanking you all for
your kindness to me and your liberal
patronage, | am
Yours respectfully,
LOUIS SHAPIRO.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-11

1t is a wise man who can strike the
exact line between a spendthrift and
a miser.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17
Special Pictures.

The picture program for tonight
and tomorrow night at Tonawa-
ma are exceptionally good and
that means something when pa
irons have been praising the re-
gular programs right along. For
tonight there are three fine ones
including a-scientific reel in which
the mosquito is shown from the
time it energies from the egg and
how easily they may be destroy
ed, This will interest all. On
the same reel is another picture,
"Wiffie's Mourns His Twin. !"
Another is a pretty picture with
the scene in the tropics, THE
Half-Breed Foster Sister. " 1t is
a Mexican story showing beauti-
full scenery. Her Old Sweet
heart" introduces Bunny
which speaks for itself and on
this reel also "Fate's Awful Jest"
showing a circus scene together
with fire.
Tomorrow night there will be
four reels, The Geisha's Love
Story" a japanese picture that is
interesting; "The Artists Joke"
is comedy; "The Stolen Ring"
is a drama full of interest and
Heaven ayenges" is a strong
picture of unusual merit. Usual
prices.
On Wednesday night, May Is
she three-reel feature THE Lady
of the Lake" will be given. This
is a feature that has been re-
quested by several and as many
are familiar with the story it
should prove u fine evenings en-
tertainment.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17

, F. Crowley was in town this
week.
Use Nyals Cough medicine
for baby's cough. 10 II
] John Wintermeier was down
from Silvies Valley Thursday.
Baled hay, Bran and all kinds
of grains at The Burns Dept.
Store.
Walk-Over Shoes for comfort
and service Browns Satisfactory
Store.
To trade 160 acres Of land near
Burns for income property = Call
at the Summit Hotel. n
w. j. George was over from
his home on Calamity during the
week.
The Williowmere Creamery of
Allen Jones will pay 80 cents a
lb for butter fat during the
month of May.
Geo. Howe and wife came over
from their home on Calamity
Tuesday and on Wednesday Mrs.
Howe underwent a slight opera
ton at the Burns Sanitorium.
DR.. Griffith performing the opera
ton.
DR.. Hand reports that little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Steel had her hand severely cut
recently by her younger brother,
who was attempting to cut wood
with an axe. The thumb was
almost completely severed. She
reports the wound healing salts
factory. DR.. Hand also reports
the birth of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Dean on the 9th
of this month.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17
School Children's Fair.

While in Burns this week
Supt. Hamilton completed ar
rangements for an industrial fair
for the school children to be held
the week beginning Sept. 80.
Just how many days the fair will
continue is not yet determined
and will likely be governed by
what the county fair does and the
amount of interest shown by the
schools.
A list Of the premiums for
this industrial fair will be out
next week and be distributed
throughout the county. The
prizes will be cash but several
business men of Burns have
signified their intention to add
special prizes to the regular list
that will bring the prizes to some
thing worth while. The list will
include everything that can be
raised in the gardens of this
territory.
No doubt proper steps will be
taken later to provide athletics
and other amusements for the
period which will add to the in
terest of the proposed fair, max
ing it altogether glad time for
the school children ofthe county.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17
Weston-Smith.

A very pretty wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. f.. Smith in this city
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock
when. their daughter Ruth was
married to James II. Weston,
Rev. Beebe Of the Baptist church
performing the ceremony. Only
a few friends besides the rcla-
tives Of the bride W re present
An elegant supper followed the
wedding.
The bride is one Of our mos
charming young ladies who has
spent her entire life here. She
attended high school and has q
host of friends among the young
er set where she is very popular.
Mr.. Weston is one of our sub
stantial young men who has the
confidence Of the business men of
this section where he has resided
for some time. He is now hold
ing position in the First National
Bank.
The poung people have a very
neat little home almost ready for
occupancy and will soon make
their home there. The Times
Herald joins the many friends in
extending congratulations and
bespeaks for them a happy and
life.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17

Use Nyals Stone Root Comp
for the kidneys. 10 II
Walk-Over Shoes indoors ant
out Browns Satisfactory Store.
Lutte Parker brought in a load
of freight from Vale this week.
REIMBURSEMENT for sale near
Lawen, inquire at this office.
25-29.
Buster" Cawlield is back
from Bend where he has been
for some time.
Get one of those beautiful
Japanse cups and saucers at the
Rexall Drug Store. 26tf.
I The G. A. r. and Spanish
American War Veterans are pre-
pairing to suitably observe Me-
mortal Day in Burns.
A. Dunn will have charge of
my wood business in Burns this
winter. Dry wood on hand to
any part Of town F. o. Jackson.
52.tf
II. X. Donnelly of the state
engineers Office, who has been
here on business connected with
the adjudication of the waters of
Silyies River, but went to Prairie
City Wednesday and expects to
be back today.
Mrs. Nutley accompanied her
brother, Robert Glenn, out to
Bend last Monday. The young
man is suffering from heart dis
ease and his physician advised a
lower altitude. G. I. Miller took
them out to the railroad in his
auto, returning home Wednesday.
I Tonawama theatre is to be pro-
vided with a fine lot Of new seem
cry for the coming season and
the management is in correspon-
dence with outside players who
will be booked from time to time
during the season which will
meet with approval of the people
of Burns.
VIM. E. Crowder arrived here
last Saturday from Iowa to look
after his property interests. He
was accompanied in by Carl Lun-
deem who has also purchased land
in this section from the Oregon
& Western Colonization Co. Mr..
Crowder states his home section
is very backward this spring.
/Thos. Short, the honest black
smith, informs The Times Herald
that he was threatened with a
contest on his homestead but
when it came to putting up the
evidence the man failed to appear.
Mr.. Short has expended consid-
cradle m lney on his place and en-
dures hardships to go and come
from it to attend to his work in
Burns. He is going to make a
good farm of it and develop the
place as rapidly as his means will
justify.
I The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
M. Horton was the scene Of a
happy gathering on last Monday
evening when a miscellaneous
shower was given in honor of
Miss Ruth Smith. Mrs. Fred
Williams joined Mrs. Horton in
the shower. Many young friends
and former school mates were
present and Il very pleasant even
ing was spent, the young lady
being presented with many USE
ful presents that help to make
her new home pleasant and to
her Of her many sincere
friends.
Ask for Walk-Over Shoes at
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17
Baptist Church,

Sunday School 10 a. m.
Service of worship and preach
ing IL a. m.
Theme: "Divineness of the
Forgiving Spirit.
Up. m. Union meeting for the
young people at Presbyterian
Church.
8 p. m Baccalaureate service
at Presbyterian Church.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17
Local News.
We do job printing.

Il We do job printing.
d L. R. Wilfong was up from
E.awen during the week.
The famous Walk Over Shoes at
Srown's Satisfactory Store.
Free Japanse cup and saucer at
he Rexall Drug Store. 26tf
A. j. Johnson was over from
Dis Silver Creek home a few days.
The Burns Hardware Co.. has
esh onion sets in any quantity.
"a If.
H. N. Foss was up from Har-
imam a few days during this
#eek.
Recent quotations from the
Cortland stock yards places beef
II 9 cents.
Walk Over Shoes will take you
nywhere and back-see them at /
3rown's Satisfactory Store.
l.. L. Blakeley was making
|roof on his land Thursday and
Fas assisted by Jesse Vickers |
nd Starr Buckland. i
Albert Oakerman and his moth
i were over from Silver Creek
bis week securing supplies and
to other business
hatters.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
URNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
loo. 900. THE BANK THAT MAKES
OUR s$s$ SAFE" ACCOUNTS
svITED.
Supt. Gilcrest of the p. l.. S.
b has returned from a tour of
be company ranches in Nevada
nd the southern part of this
punty.
w. E. Huston may be found at
is place of business constantly
ow and ready to make some
pod prices to those wanting {
pods in his line. !
DR.. Hand was in the cityY s
thursday from Lawen assisting
an operation upon Mrs. Lloyd
,hnson, which was performed ,
Y DR.. Griffith. Ralph Catterson
-ought DR.. Hand up.
We are inclined to complain of ;
lis section but upon consulting y
e newspapers and in talking to
,ople coming in from OF h er
,ints it appears the entire mid !,
e west and northwest are very Il
lckward. u
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
I'VE ordered flowers for the high |
hool commencement and those !
,siring any should place their /
der with the secretary, Mrs. :
ault. The flowers are to be l
ipped at the proper time to ar L
We for commencement.
Judge Rector reports Bill Jones q q
joying the best of health and .
all appearances he has become II
ed of 'loafing" as he has been v
sy during the winter interest "
2 his several friends from this d
ction who spend their winters r.
ere in organizing a bank for /,
} home city. Bill would make u
dignifed banker and he really a
ght to have something to do. o
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17
HARVEY COUNTY LIVE STOCK PRO-
TECTIVE ASSOCIATION

Members Of this Association
will address all business matters
to the undersigned, who has been
duly appointed corresponding
Secretary.
j. j. Patterson,
Burns, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17

Agency for Walk-Over Shoes =
Browns Satisfactory Store.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17

purchase several car loads of
Holstein cows which the Harney
County National Bank will ship
in to dispose of to the farmers of
this section. Mr.. Geer will be
particular in his selection of
stock and as he understands his
business we may rest assured of
securing some of the best stock
of that popular dairy breed for
Harney county.
A delightful 800 party was
given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. |. II. Holland Thursday
evening in which Mrs. Lelah
Millar was joint hostess. A large
company enjoyed the evening,
the table honors going to Mrs.
VIM. Fare and Mrs. Henry Hol-
land; the lucky gentlemen were
c. f. Mckinney and |. Schwartz.
The prizes were particularly
handsome. An elegant luncheon
was served after the hands were
played and Mrs. Gault rendered
several fine vocal selections with
Mr.. Fellows presiding at the
piano. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hol-
land and daughter, Miss Gladys,
met many during the evening
and were made welcome to our
city. Mrs. Holland and Mrs.
Millar are most charming host
esses and the company expressed
their appreciation for the delight
full evening.
Browns Satisfactory Store has
the agency for Walk Over Shoes.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
Der PoItaeiHmser.

Ginmol mar i9. 10 eraGbIt elm
Sbiiringer, BEL meiner Tante in 8erns
burg gu Sat. @s mar elm liebts,
tlsin.s 6ous In Der 8ismurdfrdBe,
tpo lie fpobnte. DitOtr un0 pieoer
IoBen mir gemiitbEi9 beim &affee.
Nbtr einmdI tIinselte Is beftig brels
NAL. Drsimul tlingelt in 8ernburg
bic 8ebOrbe: poItbnfen. @~teuerbOten
uIp. Mir faben in ben @piOn. Ods
ce~rrdtbsrif9e RIeinihubHpieslein Dor
Dem Senitsr. Sine 9elmfpibe! See
Jus, elm S9uBmanHl1
Wir oingen binunter, maAten elm
neniq 3ittsrno bic Ebir auf unb
parteten ouf bos. mas Der S9uB<
mann Taeen niiroe. Mber Der ftanb
oo unO fpra9 tsin WOrt- gr fab
nur Itrtng unO unerbittIi1 brein unb
aeigtt nit ssltredtem Singer ouf cine
5teue i'm 8Obsn. Tolgium iGben mir
ebenfons OOrtbin. sd tonnte ni6ts
sntbeden. 4ber meme Gonte mubtc
fpobl I4Grfere Mueen boben, benu ie
Eoete: .Gnti9uIOigsn sic, ah perbe
es ausroufen laHen." M~usruufens
SD perftonb tein Wort. Mber ou mar
Ser S9ubmunn fdOn OdDOn Seitapft,
fteif unb itorr, als Obter einen 2does
tod peri8ludt bate. mas dusrOua
fen9 Wie ousroufsng Murum auss
raufen2 9ante. 70 Tag 0O9l~ Du
fniete Ole litbe ate DG1ne nie0sr unb
aupft apiI9en amti Steinplatten ,ibres
SrDttoirdntbeils brti f9ii9terne grit
ne @rasbGlmHen berGrA.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
amresaws srossr 0smsOnsHea.

WisIe grOBs gompOniItsn babsn ets
mas @r5entriI9ss an iid eebabt uno
baben btmgemGB @eIegenbeit gu elmer
regen 4netbOteRbiIDuns gssebeH. SO
1T Defenders bic Nrt, pie lie iid Su
ibren S90pfunsen anrgten. BEL einis
gen gOmpOniittn rs9t eisenurtis sss
neien. Doni3etti iu9te Mnreguns.
tnOem er fid in isinem 3immsr eins
l9IOB unb auf ieiuem Sifd ntbsn
ben Sdreibtil9 cine Retbe ssfiiltsr
8offeema54inen aufbuuts. Gr lieB
ni9t cber na9, bis lie ale gelssrt ma
rem, uno fiiute fie 0dnn aum 5peitsn
uno nobl aud gum oritten Dale.
Srob Der S9GbIi1teit fisIes @trfabs
rens bat DoniSetti ii9 feline Gigen-
art bis in's MIter bintin ni9t abge>
p06nen tOnnsn.
MeDerbeer fam nur bunn in @tims
mung. tpenr er oas Brduien Der Gles
mente Dernabm. 90 erbaute er Iih
uuf ieinem 9auie elm glGiernts 3ims
mer, in Dem sr bds RauI9en bes
6egens, bas @rouen les Donners.
oas 3uden Der 8ltbe uno oas 5euIen
oes Sturmes 10 oeutIi9 nie nur
mOgli9 beOba9ten tOnHte. Damn
fiiblte er fi9 ipobl unb ging an feline
Mrbeit. Gs niro er3Gblt, buB er aus
Der @eIeuf9aft ieintr beIten- 6rtunOe
fortging. IObdID er nur Elm fernes
0OnnerrOlen bOrte unO ii9 in fsin
@Ias3immer besab.
Orbentlid. tpit er Is in feinsm
gan3en 2eben setDelen lit. mar 9apOn
audi, tpenn CT ans gOmpOniren gins.
6riib3eitig ftanb er auf. fab in benz
3immer mad, OBJ dIes an ieinem reds
ten plaBe mar. sOg ii9 iein GdlatIeiO
an, ban0 ben Oegen our Settle, ieBte
ole periide uno ben 5ut auf unb
ltedte an 5einsn Singer einen gang
beltimmten &ing. Obne biefe WOrbss
reitunsen fOll er feline NOte sel8risbsn
hQben.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

ariteer, faub unb tsihe @euts hsims
brodte. Die Runbs bon ftIusr Rid
tebr psrbreitete fin ME Elm 9auFIsuer
in Der eaussn @tabt. llmp elite
Mobomet tnfasesn, that aber 70, ais
fibrts Is Der 3ufdll nur mad Der
Qdnbfirobe. Gle er3dblte ibm, odB
Gbonemo Dor Smmer3 iiber Elm bOfes
S9longtnsO rofel ssitOrbeR iei.
limb mas tbuit Du Isitoemg"
Frosts Der iunse Monn.
sd pergebe Dor @rdm unb -
Dor Qiebe!"
.Morssn ipsrbs id Dir cine glnt.
mort gtben.4 entsssnsts WldbOmet. Der
in Der Siefe ibres 9er5sns gu Isisu
beritdnb.
Mm FOIeenbsn Gag bat sr fe:
rSteig ouf bic 9erroFs unb frGst
has S9idfoI. Oh i'd Did Iisbe21
@liiditrdblenb lisb LINN cine
S9langs auFtsisen, bic iid I.br siins
fig emporT9pang. Stol3e 6renbs
befeelte bas MGbmsn, bas ssnau
puBts. boB feline feinbIeliss Sonb bic
Snnur hires f%lieeenben SrateIs psrs
leBt bate. /.
Mabomet burfte bic 9erruFs ni6t
betrsten. Inter ben ROIenbiii9en
blieb CT Iteben. Sn benz Ausenblide,
ais limb nit @nt3iiden ben duff
T9pung ibrss @liidstiinbsrs in bic
blauen 9Oben bsrfolsts, ri9tste er
feline 6linte uuf lie. Cine unerbitt=
Iide Russl bur9bObrte ibr. Gr ubtr
beritonb. baB bic luftise SGIanss
benno1 nidt seIOgen bate. benn bic
bOfe umb fonb immsrbin unter Treus
ben ibren Sob.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
Gin sls.msr llatsrrAtss.

soufe uno Saufe 1T 'speisrlei! Gin
MeinbanoIsr i'm RontOn NeueHburg
in ser S9pti5 purbetgIiidIi4er Wu'
ter. @r lit aud Snbuber eintB
gofes, unb nm bic 'T0ufFeierlimtet
unaeItGrt bssebsn au ltOnnen. f@rieb
e. an bic Sbiir bes Raffeeboufes:
.Wssen Saufe sddIORen1. DiefsIbe
Snf9rift las man nun, BON Der 0onb
zines pibissn, aber bOsbdfkH Gebots
tiers, cine Stunbs lpGter um GinsOng
ieines - MeinteLIers.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
Gims srast M has s@taral
GEaabIuHs aus MOrOils iibsrtrossn bon
Marie gshmertnh.

9rsi iunge Morottonerinnsn fie=
gen ouf bos Dad hires 6ou1es, 0as
cine 2errnfe biIbete. sic bielten
aus biinnem @eioenftOff esformte
G9longen in Der Sonb unb poIltcn
lie Der 20nbesItte eemGb dufIteigsn
laHsn. UNI bos Sdidfdl 3u befragen.
l1nten breitsten Ii9 8oienodrten
aus, uno meter elm Seppih BON gol=
bsnem Sonbe, binter benz Der unenbz
li9e O3ean liIbern flimmerte. lleber
ben 9duptern Der iungen Mdo9en
pOIbte ii9 bic M5urtuppel, bic BON
gliibenber 6ibe erfiIlt mar.
I'm ober bos @ebeimntB Der 3u=
tunft 3u ereriinben, ipona6 bic iu>
gsnbIi9sn 6erosn iebufu9tig Ttrebten,
mar ben breien, Ramsns Moi6e.
limp unb g6antma, bic M%nItrengung
nidt gu sroB, in bic blsnOenbe 9Obs
bes 6immeIs binouf3uIdauen unb
fih ben fengenben Concentration
uus3uieben. DIS follten lie eeOdmpft
iperDen. 8os pI0BliH Elm leidter WinO
bonn Weere berauf, Der ben Quit Der
MOgen unb Der RoIen nit Ii9 bra6te
unb bic briidenbe Cuff erfriI4te. Gr
IiebtDIte bic langen, bIduen @eipdnOer
Der iungsn MGb9en. bon benen
MotHe, biibf9 nie Elm piipp1en, 5us
erit 3u fprehen begann:
sd bin finger uls SIR, i'd babe
nod teinen 8rdutieom. Sbr miiBt
mir bober erIaubeu, ouerit nit benz
Minbe gu fpreHen."
sic lamte tpie Elm Ginb unb itredte
ibre fIeinen SGno9sn aus, als nDllte
lie ben peiten 2uftrdum umfaHen.
Die Mugenbrauen aufdmmsn3ies
benb, mari ober llmD sinen barten
netbifden Bid auf Gbanemu unO
iuete:
vDu fpillit nobrI6sinli9 0ucrit bic
prOpbeasiung bernebmen, Od Oh bic
sinoise bon uns biit. bic einen @er=
IObten bat. Man iiebt Dir bic I'M
gebulb an, 5u erfubren, OF Mdbomet
aud Deiner seOentt unb baIO beims
tebrt.@
Limb Of er aud BON ieinem Gara~
panenouee 8eute g.nug mitbringt,
Inn BON Oeinem Batter bic @inpillts
guns our 6O93eit gu erlungen!" fuste
WdiHe bin3u.
g6ansmd f9uute mad benz 9immel
in Der Ni1tung Der Berge, bon no
MabOmet auriidtebren iOllte unb err
tpiberte:
.Su, id m09te pirtlid ben Wino
fraaen, Oh Der tbeure MabOmet mid
Iiebt, bod bat Der Minb ia fold
msite JliiseI, baB er ale unfere brel
@9longen auf einmal in bic 9Dbe
3ieben Tam. R0unen mir niht 3uz
Iommen bas Oratel befrageng"
Mit aller Tntf9iebenbeit tpoIlte iez
bod MoiTe 1i1 bas Hedt auf ben
gunaeu Simmsl ii9ern, unb lie ma4te
babel 1ol@ ntebli9e @rimaKen. baB
bic dltersn iungen Mdb9tn ibr na9s
gdben unb eiligit bic Sdnur abb
Didtlten, an bic ibre Seibenfdlanse
befeftigt mar. DieIe iollte 5uerit dufz
iteisen. i9ien dber ni4t re4t gu mol
len. MoiRe puBte, mas bds btbeu@
tets, uHb purbe febr arfgeregt.
.Mlir itsbt aunG@it cine Imam
nebmli6ttit btbor, aber berfu9en
Mrs nod einmaI, bic trGge S9lunge
in bic 66be gu briusen!"
Rad atpei Ober bret MnfdBen gum
MufItieg fant bic S9lunse our grbe
usbtn Der @Htpelle bes 9auies.
Gin pddr Getunben lang itanO bic
tletne MaiHe tpie Derbliifft oa, Oann
ieBte lie ftd auf ben Ranb Der Ter
rafe unb brad in SbrGnen aus.
Die Treunbinneu maHten teinsn
@eriu8, tie gu trOften.
gegen bic Establishment permug
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

geoen bic Establishment permag
NiemanO ou tdmpf.n. Sn Marotto
gIouben allie iunsen Mdb4en bod unb
BELLA an bic Wobr1dgung Der
G@Ianoe. Erdst lid NIT ibr Elm
GbnIiGer Gdll, pie Der erpdbnte, gu,
10 eutf9liebt fid Niemunb, ie gum
brittenmal dufIteigen gu Iofen
Elm brittes 5inten Der SeiOeni9ldnge
tDnnte untrigli9 ben Sob antiinben,
unb MdiEe pollte nod ni9t iterben.
SsbsnfalIs Dsroi9tete tie aud auf weiz
tere Wabrlogungen. Sin Shlu95en
Itieg in ibre 2eble =. @etpObnli4
tpeint fi9 iebe MorOttunerin erit aus
untsr Iolden umltGnben unb fdiebt
elm fpeiteres 8efrdgen bes @9idfols
ouf, Big Der Ntnb fi9 sednbert bat.
'MaiFs iiBt nit tiefseieuttem 9uupz
te. ueber ibr f90nss 6oar fdbrt
3GrtliA bic pei9e 9anb BON umb. bic
felbit begierig 1T. ou pifem mann
Mabomet pieber eintrifft, OBJ er feline
Gruut gbunema ni4t psrssRen bat
unb Oh er etpa ibr, Der llmp, auld>
heIn nirb.
Sbre G9lanse betpsste ii9 am
fi9erften in Der Quft, fpanbte ii4
mebrmals in tiibnen S9pingungen
bin unb FER unb itieg plOBli9 in ses
raber Qinie iiber Der SerrafIe in bic
0Dbe. sic iHien Obne @9nanten
i'm unenbIi9en 2uftmeer Su f9nims
men, tpie Elm S9ifflein, bas poblgez
mutb bic lfer binter ii9 lGBt' unb
bic 3utunft Der iunsen Mdb9en nit
ii@ fiibrt. Mel4e @efabren broben
nidt Der 59lange nuf benz orunbs
IOIen blauen Tirmument! Da, bd
f9sint elm Minb gu tommen unb lie
auf bic grbs au iperfen. dber nein j..
fe l9pimmt. fia fentenb unb bebenb,
ouf ben Quftpellen unb bringt in
bD6ere 2uftf1i9ten. MobI 5auit Der
@inb fte 3eitpeiIig, ipObl f9isbt er
fe aur Site, bod iie ri@tet fi@ ME,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds were placed on record yesterday
in the office of the probate court show
ing the following transefer of property.
the consideration being $1,000 ore more:
s1Oo0o-House Building company to the
Standard Home company; north half of
lot IS and lot &c. section 10, township IS
south, range west.
s65OO--F M. Pittman to A. b. Luster; lot
70, block 1, survey of the property OF
Ines B. Jones in the city of Birming-
ham.
s2o0O-W. Il. Bates to American Lands
corporation; lot 10, block u, L. G. Nor
toms resurvey of Rosser's addition to
Woodawn.
$15o0-E. j. Smyers to r. A. Lewis; par
Gel of land in block 90 Haskell & Muler's $
survey of property south Of Village creek.
s12OO-Lucy Lee Choate to Mrs. Lora Nc
Cay; part OF lots /, 2 and 8, block s, sur
vey of Kenilworth.
s150o-Republic Development company to
II. +. Shaup; lot s. block 2. present plan
and survey of Magnolia Heights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
PORTABLE CONVICT CAMP
WILL BE PUT IN USE TODAY
Cars Jefferson Roads Be Sent Out On Lower
Columbiana Road for Occupancy By convicts-Ac-
commodations for Fifty Convicts

The SIX cars for the portable con-
vict camp for use on the roads of JEFF
ferson county are completed and We're
delivered TO the board of revenue yes
terday and will be put in use this morn
ing. The cars are built on the unit
plan and when fastened together form
an ideal camp with sleeping rooms,
kitchen, commissary. guards car and
other compartments. AS the number of
convicts increase the camp can be en-
,arged by the addition of other cars or
units
The contract for the cars was let
to the patentee, s. w. stowe, of Neck
lenburg county, North Carolina, where
they have been in use for many years
and proved satisfactory. They were
built in Birmingham, however, by
Evans Brothers, general contractors, s,
owing TO convenience of material. The
cars are built of steel and wood and
being on wheels are easily moved from
one locality to another The sleeping
accommoda tions are very good and
sanitary, in fact much more comfort
able than an ordinary prison cell. They
can be heated in cold weather and are
we'll ventilated
Yesterday the board of revenue Sc
lected the location of the new camp.
which will be near Camp Branch on the
lower columbiana road The convicts
will work both ways from the camp.
The cars will be taken out to the site
selected today and after the camp has
been formed the prisoners now at tho
re ornament camp at Pratt City will be
transferred to the temporary camp and
put to work at that point
There are about 80 county convicts so
far who have been received since April
l and nearly all are able bodied. The
portable camp will accommodate so
convicts and sufficient number Jof
guards. Superintendent Pattie, who
has charge of the county convicts, and
who has been working them on the
yoads near the permanent headquarters.