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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
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u~noerlcoelierne
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Soc 6cbrrnr: Cen al aougrcsien
paa6note llnceriegelie al Sor6oloe-
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ioag al aongresmGnocnc Saplor ira
Colorado. Goiep ira |enniulUania
90 SpDea ira lliab. Meolemmer Al
Observation-Disclosures @rubefonite.
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aibolot bar iplot iii 5rGngieI al
itreifenoe @rubear5eioere ceprpien.
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Singcmaal.
acnaresmdno Soplcr iorflareSe
tortelig S%eniigten meo llnoeriegeI.
len og reiteoe Ell gnmooning iii ell.
gper, iom iunoe taite nogct 21ps orcr
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bsres isrit. oil0e p9re beoit al Be-
0pnoe meo Ell llneerisgrlie Al aar.
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oa bette piloe pore nsopenoiat forat
paapiic Serettiselien al Grubearbei.
Sernes arap. San erfl9reoe. at Set
life piloe blipe panifelist at bepiie.
at Observation-Disclosures par iorieroeIi.
de.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Oy Sonsoereforo.

Sra Bakersfield. Col, meloeS Sen
0oe Sebruar: Gn IN omeritonif Ne.
foro for Ell Sagsilppnin9 5lcp ioag
int al 3. Ghriiioiicrion, iom iIsi til
bakersfield ira San SranciSco,
sos Oil. Cen iibligere &cforo,
265 MiI, bar lat al Ell MiIitUrilp.
per. Tom iIei ira Gan Gicao iii Fala'
bcnn o9 Ell Gel al %cicn tiIbaee
igien pan cr yog.
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Konfiferet Opium.

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Doe 5ebruar: Gen mitsrite Sorien.
oelie al Opium. iom noseniinSe er
heilaglagt naa Stiaehars fuitcL bIe1
iSog paa Srore ira @ribirgtor ton-
iwiitcret al Sa~pneinireftsr &oroea.
Zen beitoo al is Sasier OF l..
600 @litborer iii en- 'ow rro'
al $4,000. Gen anfcl rri'
ee llge meo Sampifitct "Wcn5 ria"
% ifnlSe p9ret ienet pioere til VIA.
satlan, Merico.
aoniiiferinsen bleu ioretoset I
Strait al en- iornpIig peStaset Con.
Der iorbpoer ~iaaoonnc Jorienoelicr
beri 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13

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re me o. itore Sire for 2anoetS
Soriuor.
SocialiitcrrrS itorc Sog par ct
MobtrGf MOB 9snnerneS Scmon.
itratiou ioran Slottet / SrcbagS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Sra Konoresien.
Tprlaaet ON ct S25,000,000 giorae
til Snsnins al aobc Sanoeueic
peotaaet al Sniet.

Sorilaoet ON ct Stotsbloroq al
S25.000,0n0 til 5orbeling me1tm
De irrifilote Stater for 9nanin1 al
oooe 2anoepeie poa @etingelie al at
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mer. 2eoelibe HeprPientanter al al
lie BARTER itenlic for oct.
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Scnatct
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oct piloe belsbe iig iii CT Winimum
al 1852. 500 OF ct afnrimum al
S746.250; North Sofoio, @inimlm
S203,150, Walimum S2S2 800;
Spn Gafota, Minimum $2tS,750,
Warimum S29S, $50; @isconiin
Minimum $433, 80, Marimum
$752.500; Soma Mininum $63t..
$50. Narimum $935.O0O; Montana
Minimum $1,000, Norimum
S12S. $50.
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ilaeets geotagelie og iorbinSre 6or.
iinfelier paa 8runo al, of Senate.
life pilSe tilitemme Suiets 5orilos.
toges Senatsiorilaget nnber Soer.
neielie Tom ct Snbititut. 9ette itso.
te pao nhifiqig Sppoiition. men Ser
err gore llbiister hi, at bette lutte.
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ina Ereiioentens u~noerifriit.
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iage giennem Tonamafmalen for
amerifanIfe Stibe | apitiarten. ifal
ubitrpses al annallopen. Spsras.
moalei berpm piI meS BET fsrite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
en- foitbar ~Saon;ne.

Ora Bolton. Wuis.. berettes Ben
90e iebruar: Gen pProiiiloeite
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tommet Der paa Saunen. nntom ioog
nleo oet tpife Sampifi6 ~Gsien". Zen
beitoo al auitraIif lilo, BEN isrite b..
refte 6orienoeIie al lllo iioen Col.
oer5 Neoi9itelie, Siioer. Sfiuo %
arcmerts o. bapoe en- aniladct %rroi
az ouer 1000 900 Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13

fomnie UNDER 9ebou0ling paa CT
Enriinteoe al ScnntctS ocnlotrdtllte
Mchlcmmcr. Tartileoerne bar brsl.
ter ocurc Sag meo ErGlioentel 9leli'
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men Here Scuotorer ubialtc igoar
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til at bort!cie Ncoieringcns anIlono
/ Nloifo til Tripotmpnb eller 9olaa
| Strptnlnger ira 40 gcres op I'll
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9%eitenmnelie oil bape til Sslge, at
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SoertrPbelien al oenue 9eitenmel.
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ire Nor % Ell Ferdebob pan $1,000
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pligtig at betoIe % 9entS pr. Icre
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mi%ltiitrntionen hnr holot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Bore Japan.
Farlnmcntet ansri6es al en- raienoe
Splfemasie.
Nlooige ~zammemhso.

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al Eolitiet, men isrit efter at SnO.
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pe0toges HeioIutioner on at i9tte
Winilteriet unoer HigSretstiltale for
bets SoIoning / Sorbinoelie mcb
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tort initial ia%paneiiife Sisoiiicerer.
al builfe Here err anfIageoe for at
bape mootaget Stifpenge for at til.
iifrc CT inf Sirrra Here Itore aon.
trafter ior 2eperance al Wateriel
til Slaaoeu.
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itationer, os Here blobige Santmen.
itco melem YoIitiet % Psbelen
iauot Steo / forifieaigc Gele at
9pcn. Ser fanot ogioa ct pilot
SloaSmooI Steo inbe / ielpe Bar.
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mer al ltnoerbuiet.
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aanp uoenior CT al Reeierirasbla.
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men DC blep beloigpis alle reobeoe.
ct / llnocrbuiet iremiot Sorilaa
ON ct MistiaiOspotum til Resierin.
gen bIep iorfaitet meo 205 MOB t64
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Sagerne.
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tilitsoenoe gaoer, % Here Rasie.
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Otter gebtaeelien al ReioIutioner
on at frpoe Miniiteriet iat unber
Gigsretstiltale marid,ereoe Solfe.
masierne til MISUNDERSTANDING
% operiaIbt og misbanoleoe paa
6rentmarifen ilere Hegierinssen-
beosm9no. 8eo 4nfomiten iii Bar.
lamentsbpgniugen msotes Sc al 30.
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mango Menneifer iaarcbe o. ct tort
9lntal orreitcreoe.
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matiif. ST polOiomlt 4ngreb rette.
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Den bcororc0e llnoerisgelie al Slua.
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mooa. beifplbte Miltiiteriet for at
hare iorisgt at iorosIge aiiGrcr.
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ore Ell llnoeriggelie.
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laoelig dibreS 6orbanoliugerne.
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re iii ct uilot SlagsmaoI inSe / Sd
len ntelem Sroenspolitiet % Set
iopiite Meolenl5 @enner % SilbGn.
gcre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13

10000 SorioIiiter maridere6e /
Ssnbags eiennem @aoerne til 8e.
sierinesbpsninaen i StocfbcIm for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13

Gortiattes paa SIDE 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
SUFFERED WITH
 ERUPTION 0N LEG
Above Ankle. Part of Time Had to Walk on Clutches. Itching on Leg Beyond Explanation. CuticuraSoap and Ointment Cured in 6 Weeks.

Chuclxey. Tenn. II had a sore on my leg just above the ankle. It was sore for twelve months They called it fever sore. I could not begin to tell what suffered. Part of the time had to walk on crutches. The itching on my leg was beyond my cx- planation My leg would itch all around and would have it rubbed and if rubbed too hard the skin would slip of somewhere else. That would make another sore. There would come out kind of sticky water all around the leg and around the sore. Any thing that scratched would mako 1t itch and if put my nails on it to scratch it would make 1t itch a thousand times worse. It gave me sight of trouble at night
 II tried three or four treatments and they failed to cure At last saw Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertised and thought would try them. washed the leg twice a day with Cuticura Soap and then applied the Cuticura Ointment for six weeks and 1t got well. Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured me- (signed) J. D. Henley. June 5. 1913.
 Keep your skin clear. scalp clean and free from dandruf, hair live and glossy. hands soft and white. nails sound and shapely Cuticura Soap. with an occasional use of Cuticura Ointment, will promote and main tain these coveted conditions in most cases when all else faiIs A jingle set Is often sum- cient. Sold by dealers throughout the world Liberal sample of each mailed free with a2-p. Skin Book. Address postcard . Cuti- cura. Dept. T. Boston.
 x~Mon who shave and shampoo with Cu- ticura soap viii Ind 1t best for slln and scalp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
MRS, DAVENPORT
 COMMITS SUICIDE Shoots Herself While Riding On North Highlands
 Street Car

Mrs Thomas A Davenport, aged 2l
 years, of 1872 Fifteenth avenue, north,
 committed suicide by shooting herself yesterday morning about II :45 o'clock on a
 North Highlands street car, at Thirteenth avenue and Nineteenth street, north The
 bullet took effect in the right side. rang
 ing downward and striking a vital organ. Despondeney on account of illness ocea-
 stoned by street car accident on De- cember 3l is attributed by Thomas A.
 Davenport, the husband, and proprietor of meat market at Fourth avenue and
 Twenty-ffth street. north, as the cause of the tragic act.
 It appears that Mrs. Davenport had been shopping downtown and about l:9o O clock boarded North Highlands ear
 manned by Motorman A. w. Rogers and Conductor J. H Blankenship, at Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, north In
 the car Mrs Davenport occupied a scat
 by herself and did not attract any at
 tention. There were four men passen-
 gers in the car and immediately behind
 Mrs Davenport was Mir. sharp. At Thirteenth avenue and Nineteenth street,
 Mrs. Davenport took ous her husband s .S2-calibre Smith X Wesson revolver from
 her handbag and before anyone could
 prevent her, fired bullet through her right shoulder. The ballet ranged down. ward and came out in the middle of the
 back and penetrated tke car seat and
 struck MT. sharp in the pit of the
 stomach but did not go through the cloth ing. MT. sharp, on being struck by the
 bullet and hearing the report reached up quickly and held the hand of Mrs.
 Davenport, while others took the pistol from her. In the meanwhile Motorman
 Rogers had stopped tn. car and firemen from a nearby station had telephoned for an ambulance.
 When Shaws ambulance arrived Mrs. Davenport was found with her head on was covered with blood She was rushed to the Hillman hospital, but died in
 few minutes.
 Tt was clear case of suicide" said Coroner Spain, and it was caused by depression due to illness. There will be no inquest as there is no question what ever but that Mrs. Davenport simply tired of living and shot herself"
 Thomas A. Davenport the husband of the deceased, stated yesterday afternoon that his wife had been greatly depressed for several months, due to Illness caused by street car accident and that he feared the strain was such that it had led his wife to kill herself
 Funeral arrangements over the deceased have not been announced, although 1t Is understood that the remains will be sent to Dunn, N. C., for interment this morn- ing by Shaw & Sons. She is survived by her husband and a 7-year-old daughter.
 Gladys; her parents, three brothers nd two sisters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
OHIO CONGRESSMAN
 VISITS BIRMINGHAM
T. T. Ansberry of Ohio, Praises Oscar Underwood--Hopes to See Him
 President

r. T. Ansberry, representative in Con gress from the Fifth Ohio district, was a visitor to the city yesterday. He is a member of the committee on ways and means, of which Oscar W. Underwood is chairman and has served with MT. Un- derwood since the latter became the chairman. MT. Ansberry was the guest of Charles B. Froment while in the city. He said that MT Underwood's friends were greatly pleased over his election to the Senate, and that there was hopes held' by many that he would become President of the United States.
 "I know Oscar Unde.wood,r said Mr. Ansberry, and 1 know that he is really presidential timber. l Nope that the time will come when he will be nominated President of the United States. believe he is the best presidential timber be- sarA the country at ta's time in the Democratic party M. Underwood has led the hosts of democracy with unusual force and power and is entitled to all that comes by right of such mastery.
 'I am extremely pleased that I had the good fortune to come Lere. This is a fine city and I am sne it's future is great. Your residential section is as beautiful as any that I have ever seen. while your natural resources are known all over the country. I was at the Press club and it is beautiful. I cannot point out any detail of that club that is lack ing. l congratulate Birningham.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
CITY COMMISSION
 MEETING IS QUIET
Little But Routine Business Transacted-Third Ave
 nue Paving Authorized

Nothing of any great importance was acted upon yesterday by the city com missioners outside of the sprinkling prop osition.
 The sanitary sewer in East Lake, which has been planned for sometime. was au- tnoi zed formally The work will cost approximately s15.ooO.
 The ordinance providing for the paw ing of Third avenue from Twelfth street to Walker street was adopted, the work to cost about $20000.
 The two ordinances requested by the Humane society prohibiting the high checking of horses and the sale of old and worn out horses were adopted.
 The purchase of road machinery, which includes a scarifier and other machinery which Commissioner Weatherly has want ed for sometime and which he says will enable him to greatly improve many suburban streets, was authorized and placed in the hands of MT. Ward for negotiations with the manufacturers.
 A new water rate for the North Bir- mingham municipal plant was made, a rate of 6 cents to be placed in force where before it was 16 cents, the low rate, however applying only to users or a half million gallons or more. Another ordinance adopted gives City Purchasing Agent Griffin charge of all stolen prop erty recovered by the police department. MT Griffin will act as custodian of this property and supervise its return to the owner or disposal in some way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
PASTORS PROTEST AGAINST
 SUNDAY MOVING PICTURES

had expressly let him understand when he appeared before the Pastors union Monday that they would not object to the Sunday shows under the plan suggested by him.
 President Ward and Commissioner WeatherIy have been of the opinion that there is no city law prohibiting the operation of the shows on Sunday. but Judge Lane stated yesterday that they were mistaken and that section lds2 of the code, which prohibited any eNhibi- ton of any kind on Sunday, would cover the moving picture tnea1ies. Mir Atkins, who was spokesman for the ministers committee, stated that the state law prohibiting a violation of the Sabbath day would cover the novlng picture theatres, as tnelr operation would be violation of the Sunday law.
 1t was suggested by the commlsslon- CTS that if the moving picture men wanted to run their shows over the pro- test of the ministers that joint meet ing be held and both sides of the case be heard. after which the commissioners would decide what should be done. Nothing further is expected, however, until after Mir Wall again confers with the pastors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
JOHNSON COMING TODAY
Expected to Announce Definite Date
 for Tutwiler Opening

D. M Johnson, secretary and treasur- CT of the United Hotels company. the lessees of the Tutwiler hotel. will reach Birmingham this afternoon and It Is believed he will be able to announce a definite date for the opening of that hostelry. He will confer with H. w. Traylor, the local manager, who has been here some weeks, and Robert Jem- ison, Jr.. vice president of the building cofnpany.. about the plans and will per haps make statement immediately thereafter.
 It Is believed that the hotel will be opened not later than June 15. as the details are being completed rapidly. The installation of beds will begin tomor- row. majority of the carpets on the upper floors are down and shades cur tains and other draperies are being placed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
A. NJ. Lynn Here

A. M. Lynn president of the Birming ham Waterworks company. is in the city attending the hearing of the case against his company instituted by the city of Birmingham. Mr. Lynn, who is assisting the counsel in the examination of wit nesses, said yesterday that he did not at this time have any statement to make about the proceedings. MT. Lynn was the guest of Walker Percy at the press club yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
DELEGATION APPEARS BEFORE CITY COMMISSIONERS TO OP- POSE MovE-NO DEFINITE AC- TION AS YET.

sunday moving pictures struck snag yesterday at the city commission meet ing when committee of pastors headed by the Rev. Henry P. Atkins. president of the Pastors union. appeared before the commission and protested vigorously. The commissioners were little taken aback, as it had been understood that the pastors were not objecting to the movement.
 President A. A. Wall of the Motion Picture Exhibitors association stated yesterday afternoon that unless the com missioners expressly forbade him he would open up the shows anyhow sun day afternoon. He called upon President Ward after the commission meeting and stated that he intended getting in touch with the pastors on the subject, as they
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-06
CITY ID SPRINKLE
 STREET GAR LINES
Expense Will Be Charged to Two Companies-ResO-
 lutiOns Passed

The street car lines in Birmingham from now on will be sprinkled.
 By an ordinance adopted yesterday Street Commissioner Frank Gafford was instructed to place sprinklng carts on the rights of way of both street car com panies and keep them operating there until the companies themselves provided sprinkling carts and do their own sprink- ling.
 Authorization was given Commissioner Weatherly to notify the street car com panies Of this action and inform them that the sprinkling cost will be charged up to them every day. The cost will be about SIP per day for each sprinklins cart used. it is said.
 A large delegation from Woodlawn. composed mostly of ladies, appeared be- fcre the commissioners yesterday and de- manded that something be done immedi- ately to lay the dust in Woodlawn. Speeches were made by Mrs, R. DuPont Thompson and by R. A. Clayton. Com missioner Weatherly explained what ac- tion had already been decided upon in conference by the commissioners and s'cf~~S saying that they'd be back soon if they didn't see some sprinkling carts in Wood lawn soon.
 MT. Weatherly stated that in spite or an agreement made with the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company he had found that they had made no ar rangements whatever toward getting more carts. The Tidewater, he said, had been negotiating for sometime and would have their cart ready for operation prob ably within the next 15 days. In the meantime the city will sprinkle the tracks of both companies, however, and charge the expense to the street car company
 The two resolutions are IS follows:
 That Commissioner Weatherly notify the street railway companies that the city will immediately proceed to sprinkle their rights of way and charge same to the companies.
 That the street commissioner be di- rected to immediately put in operation two sprinkling carts on right of way or Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company, and two carts on right of way of Tidewater company"