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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Siee Ser makrteit.
Bon Der sdlahtfrort ais Sertuunbete
5nriifsefebrte 5ranep= Nmerifaner
iaben binter Der Hbeims=
&atbebrale 0eidite
auffabren.

Nun fommt aus benz Wllnbe zines
Iugen5eugen Die 9eltdtiaung Der
Sbotiuhe, baB bic Sron5oien lpirflid,
uno tbutiadlid Die 8ei6doiguna bes
alien 8autperfes perihulbet baben, bd
Ne cine Satterie inter Dem Sdube bes
berrliGen SentmalS Der Srilbaotbit
%uufreuten. Sa, es iino Iogur 5tpei
3eugeu porbanben. nGmlid Die irans
5piiihen Soloaten 9eon 9e6pt nuo
8eorge Yterlot, beibe pom 1872. Sns
fanteries 8esiment, Die bieier Gage nit
einem oritten &atnerapen allf benz
Sampfer ~Ho6anbeau" IN Neip Sorf
eingetroffen iinb. 2ebot bat beltGtiat,
ipaS Hierlot Den 9eridteritattern in
gebroheuem gngliif er3dblte.
Sie 81. q. @pening 8orlo" be-
rittet ilber Die Iltsiasen Der 8eiDeu
etipus naip lpie folgt: .Seibe, Yierlot
nno 2ebot. irimmten in Der 8ebalpz
tun9 therein, baB lpdbrenp Der Saint
pre- nm Hbeims cine ~fran5oiiide Bat
teric oirett binter Der groben &atbez
orale dufgeitelt mar. Sic guben
pieie Snformatiou gang unI6ulbig.
unp es fam linen uid)t sum gepu6ts
iein. baB fr oamit Die Gntidulbiguns
Der Sentlden betreffs Der 8~eidieBun9
ees alien gaues periiiSierten."
Eierlot, 9ebot .unb ibr 8amcrab
Sean 8oienbem bonn III. fran5Diis
lten Snfanteries Hesiment paren in
Innerifa anidiii9, ais Der @rieg ullss
brad. Yrompt folsten tic benz 8ufe
hires 8aterlanbes 81 ben Sabnen
nno madten brii6en sjne Mnsabl
SGlafteu unb 8efedyfe NIT, bis lie
iceiper perirHubet ipnrben. Sa lie
poraiisiihtlih nift iobalb bon ihren
WnnSen geneien nerhen, alio fir
Sranfreih in oieIem &rieee pertblos
letn oiirften. erbielten lie Die ebreus
polle Gntldiiuns als Dem Seerespers
banbe uno Die @%rlaubniB. Iid) an ibren
Ingeborisen nad Imerifa 5uriid 5u
begeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Gilens unb oes Iufentbaltcs in ben
talten 2dgern 46 bon 700 beutifen
&riegs9efuneenen binnen elmer @ohe
an Sungenent5iinbuus unb Sppbus
itarben. Inter ben @efansenen be-
fanoen iid] feline 8erpunoeten. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Keiise psrmmnSidtait iiir
Eateins2lmtertta.
3olunbien mnb Ecuador ,uplen iif BE-,
5iiglih tbrer Nentralitit feline Dor
ihriften MAIDEN laiien.

W q + iugt 0 II, 8. G., IS. Sop.
9emiibungen Der Ger. Staatcn,
Suguniten @nslaub's cine .nelltrale
Splitif 6u b%efolgen". BADEN Die Ses
.Siebun9en Der Sunbesreaierung Sll
mlnoeirens elmer Der lateinameritdnis
lhen Hepllbliteu getrilbt. gang abacs
ieben bon Der IpslidJfeit. baB baourd,
Die bisberi9en guten S~e5iebungen sipis
ihen Den Der. Staaten unb Central
ionic Glib merifa unsiinitig beeius
fluBt iperben fonnen. Sie folombiidbe
@eianbtid)aft bat beute blrd ibrell
crlten Sefretdr. Hoberto Mncisar, cine
fprmele @rfldrung erlalien. sic an
SelitlidJfcit pirflid, nid)ts 5lI milnidell
ilbri9 lGBt. Sic madt Uncle Gam
oarnuf auimertiam, bab mar ieben
Seriud), cine Irt Yoli6ci9eipalt nllss
6uilben, I'M 9atcius Imerifo Su elmer
neutra!en Snltung su 5ipiugen, alS
cine SelcipigIng betradteu fpiirbe.
Sic Sefolsuug Der Neutralitdt in
aolombien unb Ecuador iii cine ,Nnz
Seleseubeit. Die Die Hesierlingen in
Sogptn unb Quito allen, nidt aber
Die Slnbesresicruns in Iaibineton
utgcbt. Sas @eriiht. pa6 es in 40
lpmbien cine HnoioItatipn gibt, peld,e
Die Seltiden untcritiiBt, lit aud ms
81 Sbrcm actonmen. Nber IS iii nur
Elm @eriidt, peiieu SeitGti9ung bis
beute nob nldt crfolgtcl troebem cine
llnterIltung bereits cin9eleitct pllrs
&c. Gin dbnlid)es @eriiht = baraui
mod,te ih 9anS beionrcrs bel bieier
@elc8enbeit binueiien. - ~6cbauptct.
DAB eS and in eini9cn scr %cucnaz
lanoItauten 9ebeime Suntcnitatipncn
9ibt. BON bcnen mar nidt einmul lpciS,
pb lie nit Den Scutid)en. Den gn9lGns
bern oocr Den Snpancrn IN %crbinz
orn8 ltcbcn. Scbe Sunfcuitatipn in
&olombien - mo basielbc ailt fir
Ecuador - miro bon Der Mcoicruno
auf's Strengite iiberpa6t. Sos miro
bis 6um @nbc bes ariegcs 10 bleiben. +"
Sieie Tbfubr. Die lih unierc Bun
oesrcgicrung in Soaota uno Quito
bolte, lit pie geiagt. uilf Hcfnlna
Der britiiden &esieruna Su icbtn.
Senn auf ibrc TeranlaiiunN miidltcu
mir ms in cine Sade. Die inns BON
red,tsluc9cu nid,ts nngebt. Scrpurs
9eboben mib babel werpcn, SaS in Dem
Yrotelt Gn9lanb's unb Srantrcih'S
nidt elm ein6igcr Sal elmer angcb>
liden MISUNDERSTANDING angeiiibrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Yapit 9enebift Der SiinfSebnte bat
INTERN Satum bes 20. Sttober an
Den Gr5biidpf bon 0terito elm p~erionz
lides Sdreiben aerihtet, IN Incident
CT bielem rno Dem merifanijfeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
eneIane's uemejis.
tspeiiea ifr oieie Seituua.)

Us III ais bate Die HemciiS bereitS
Die Sano ge9cn England erbo6en. Sic
Srldnoer i'll Der 6eim1tb iino bereit5
urlpirIdl; paS en9liide Arbeiterpolt lit
tricgsmiiDe; Die Srldnber in ben Ser.
Staaten, Gin pittiger Suftor, frieass
feinolih. llnb augelebene ShneiSer,
ulIo Neutrnlc. Die iiiugit 6eimaetebrt
lino, ertldren, baB in N~espptcn. ios
ipobl ais III Suoien ldlIimme @rciaz'
llinc oruben. Sic @rbitteruna in
Icgppten gcgen Die gn9ldupcr lei ms
llnermeBlid)c 9eltic9en. Sic critic
9roBe Shlnppc perbe bos Signal Sum
dllgemeiuefl Tufruhr ieiu. Iit Ser
@rbitterung 9c9en 9ugluuo ocbe Die
Sc9eliterung fiir Seutihlunp Saup in
@nnp. llnp in Snoien, erflGrt Elm
Shpei6er Snbier, id,iiren nld,t nllr
Die iogcnnnnten SutelctueQen uub
Ole traoitionell England ici~nolid,en
inter ben G%ingebprenen. iunz
pcrn audi Ole ipnit iebr 5%uriidbaltens
Dc. aber l%ngcmcin einilllSrcid,e eius
gcborcne II nj ubaft t. Sic
bat 9anS offeu crfldrt, baS Der S,eu
Gnglanoa bua llnglild Snpien'S poaz
oaa in biciem Sale iiir Die
cngliIhen ariegsfoiteu uuisufommcn
bate lino' bis aufs Mart nllsaclooeu
Bic Grbitteruna Der Saul
mdnmldaft gegeu England iduu Dor
penn &rlegc par cine gro6c. Oh pieie
gn9lnno nid)t nit llnrcGt bie Sdulo
Der leetlld,cn il6ernIa ~pcrbccrcns
Den SnnttriliS ir Snbicu bcimuB. Ser
lnncrc Abtall ac9pptcu'3 mo Snoieu'S
NJ berciia Sn, Gin ciu5i9cS Grci9s
niB llno CT tpmmt 6u cincm blutiacn
dilBeren Tlahrud, lpeum bicieS ins
SlplNdea lipd) nidt 9cihcben lit
Is. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
9om &riegs -G6eater.

Die enslidc Snperbreaonousbt ,aubaeions", elm 12 Miaiunem ariessidHi,
mnrhe I'M "a. Sftpber Go LANCE prbeimidtc Gnsann bic Nahri&D
un Der Hurbfhfe Srlanh's ppn einem 5prpebu ubr DO elmer Wine af
ben gpben beS Meeres uerienftA Sn arantretb har6 1ebmarIhaa
Spro Hoberts. Die Semhden baben am IL. Hppenber Nempurt
senpnnnen nb bic Naierten> an bic &hhe snrhdseworfn. Mud int
ben Ar8pnnen narenb bic 9emtiten eriolsreih. - yelsier erihDpft. -
Seine oefabr elmer rmiiihen Snuaiun. = larfeu bereiten guNen cine
Aiebcrlage. - &f 1T Mesppten sreiit nm lid. ,Niaer", enali=
ihrs Samunenboot faput. Serben saIupit. Der suradaefebrte
Gr5bii6uf Wiekmer erflart, r. lei Der fenen ileberseuauna, bas bas
Sentihc @f gurreid aus bent &anpi bcrpprseben wro, ans eiuem
Sample, Der ber benhhcn NatiOn aufsebrGnst wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
an Gibbons aSreHe.
llnclc Sam mill feititellen, ,ucr ncm
tralcs Webiet Der Huroiee init
Miitcn %perieufte.

&a b ingtou. 3. g.. 16. 9top.
Die Sunpcsregierung iheint iid
cnogilti9 entidlolien 5u buben, aui
umtlidem &ege feit6uitelen. men man
filr oas Se9en Der Iinen IN Der Noroz
lee ue%ranpurtlid) 5u balten bat. Gin
%eriud), Den llrbeber oieieS 9rlld5
pplterred)tlid,cr SelIimmmgcn 5u err
mittcln, 'oll iepenfullS gernud)t lpers
Den. Sen erniten &pritelunoen
S0nemart :. &ollano's, SdlneDch 5
nnb Norpegen'S fonnte iih pa5
Sluntsamt uid)t peridlicben. Sic
piplonatiidcn &ertreter bieier Iddte
lpieicn i'm Auftru8e ibrer Hc9ierungeu
oarnuf bin, baB Der 0aubel ibrer 9dns
Der nit Den ger. Staaten polli9. labn
aelcgt worben lei. icitoem es lid Der:
dllage'tcllt babe, bnb friegfii6renbe
NGhtc and a~uRerbalb territurialer
8euGIcr Miuen lesten, trusScm oies
cine ansoriidlihc Tcrlctung Der
Naager Convention beocmtc.
6err Canning, Der Rcdtscpniuleut
bcs Stnats< SepartemcntS. ieetc iid
bicebc6ilalidl nit Dem britiihcn Dot
Idoiter in %crbinolmg. crbielt abcr
0 Dem %crtrctcr Nlbions sic Amt
mort. Sab Die nptbi9eu Suiornm
tioncn nidt poticgcn",
Sp0tcr bcitdiigte Elm @cridt pca
nmcritnniidlcn Sotidlnficra in ct.
petersburg nic friibcrcn Mclrungcu.
Sn6 Die rlIiiihc 8e9ierung in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die snsliicben uaesrieeten'
f6lieker.
(speSitn iar bieie Seitnna.)

Su eincm ldr9cren Irtifel idreibt
Serbert 9orep, Der SpeSials Core
i~ponbent bes 20. q. @lpbc" rmtcr'm
Datum bonn 5. Sftober aus 9onopn.
cine ridlti9e, neutrality-suspicious. Serihtz
eritattung lei einfad umn0slih. Sic
SdIifun9 DER britiihen 9enioren lei
uugebeuer. Niht dllein lpiiroen iene
iidl Die Streidung bon 8ortern in
aubeloepeihe crlaltben, lie pilrben
allh @Drter ~bin6ufiiseu, lpeIde ben
Sinn Der Nad)ridteu Gnoern miirpcn.
60 ipurbe inter Nnperem and cine
Nddlrid)t untcroriidt. lpcldbe cine Bots
id,ait bes Yapites an Die &atbolifcn
Der &elt entbielt. Ser Sopit bate
in cinem Setrete Die Saroindle auigez
forpert. fiir Den Srieoen 81 beteu. @s
9lbt mar 5luei &dbel, ipeld]e bieIe Nad)a
rtdt nah Nmcrita ilbcrmitteln fonns
ten. Sener, lpeld)er bon Der engliideu
Hc9ierung contrplliert lit. unb eilI
fran5piiidlcr. Der ebcnfnlS ben Scns
loren untcritelt liz. llnb mas acs
idub? .Sopc Senebict's note mas
tilleb." &arltm? 8cil Ole Genlorcu
Der Iniiht lpareu, Is lei nidt anges
bradt, baB Die Niqionen bon aatbus
Iitcn Der &clt erfnbreu %iolten. bab oer
sol. Tater Srieben lpiinid)e. SieieS
piirpe Der ridtigcn Scitung ocs ariez
gca binperlld) lem. Nn Sollano
lucroen Srieic iiini Gage lang icitses
bnltcn. bamit allc 9cleicn lperocn ions
men. IehnIideS baben onocre
umerifaniidc ariegszG orrciponoenten
burh bcimfebrenoe Srcunbc ibrcn Sci.
tungcn ntit9ctbcilt, pie alleh on bieler
Ste0c se5eist purSe.-(9. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

(6ortiesuns aui Der -. Seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Aus DER Gmiaem 5tant.
Ter 81. Batter UNI bic Gbeinfier
8atbeorale. = Gin 9ilser5na inc
Gum. = Iapit 8enebift Der 5iinf.
5ebnte MIR fir Jrienem. - Sroit.
ihreiben unb llnteritituns fir
bartsepriiften merifaniiheu Glerus.
= Seiup ,pirD bebrpbli6J. :.
Is. =. 9..aabelsramm oieler seimms.y


Gom. ben 10. Nopember IA
Ser preuBiihe @eionOte beim Seili9en
Stubl bate %betanntlid Dem Cardinals
Staatsietretdr cinen Serid,t inter-
brettet, i'll ipeldJem oas 8ombaroement
Der Hheimier aatbeorale burf Die
Seutiten geredtfertigt miro. Cars
oinal Sliccn ihrieb brett an ben
SapIt; er tbeiIte nit, bdB lid fein
fran5oitiher Seo6nd}tlngspoiten auf
Dem Shurm Der &~atbebrale befinbe
llno 0aB feline Satterien in Der NGbe
oes 8ortesbauIes aufseitelt paren.
Ser Sl. Batter gn6 feline grflGrune ub.
Iber mir iii mitaetbeilt porben, baS
er Sorfehruns getroffcn bat, nm beioe
Soften Der Goutroperie auf ibre
Hifltigteit bin 5u priifen.
Haplt Seneoift begebt leinen eriten
feierlihen Gin5us i'll Die ct. Yeter'sz
STRIDE an 1Gd,iteu Sonutoa. @n
oieiem Gage miro er einem arpBen
Sil9erSu9, melfer ipdbrenb Der 8od]e
in 8on aulan9te, Den pdpitliden
Segen ertbeilen.
Nm Sonnerstag celebrierte Cars
bindl Salcpnio in Der Sirtiniidoen &az
pele Elm feierlihes Hcduiem fir bcu
ueritorbenen Yapit SEQ Den Srcisebn@
ten. Sapit Seneoift ertbeilte bic Gb=
lolution. SaS Heauiem mar fpeoefr
llnpdBlidlfeit Des Eapites bonn Suit
auf Den %genunnteu Gag berIeet ipor4
ben. - In 0ielein Mpraen fpuroe ir
Der &apeQe oes gngIiihen College bee
britiid,e Nbmiral Sarcp Srpine in Sen
SdooB Der Stride mlfsenpmrcn. giz
Id]of WcSntnre, Hettor Oe5 College,
taufte Den Ibnliral uup Cardinal
@terrp Del Sal firmte ibu,-(B.)
Ser Satitun bat Sic WelSuna oes
y9orriere bella Sera" III Ytailano.
nad) lpelder Der Yapif Sdritte inter.
nommen babe, I'M nid,t bios auf Der
nad) Dem 8riese folgenhen Gonferen3
Der Wdfte pertreten al ieir, Ionbern
iih audi getpiiic 8arantien fir SEN
Stano unb Die Gage bes YapIttbums
6I fidlern ilno g~egebenenfaus segerr
oieie 8arantien auf ale @nipriihe
aitf Die neltlide Mad)t 5u per5idten.
bementirt. Su Dem Dement, tpurpe
pom Satitau aus bin5ugefiigt, bab Der
Sapit mn bemiibt lei 5fuiihen ben
Soltcrn ben Sriepen berbei5ufiibren.
aber babel nift baran benfe. babel fiir
baS 9apittbum i%rsenoipelte Diplomas.
tiide @prtbeile 6u erlansen.
Sapit Senebift Der SiinfSebnte bat
lInter'm Satlm oes 20. Sftober' an
ben Gr5biifpf bon Wierifo ein perionz
lides Sfreiben gerihtet, in ipeldcm
CT bielem inD Dem merifaniihen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Gone pplr IS. Grab n0rblider Sreite
oltIid) bis Sum 81. Weripiau Iinen
leBen Iieb uno Dob Der giugan9 sum
@olf BON Higa ionic Die @eiudiier in
Der @e9eno Der Nlauoinielu gleidz
fnlls bnrf gtinen geiperrt purben.-
(,S. z. 81
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@rnteertrag:

miro. Nur i'm Nlgemeincu lpirb yullf
9an6 beitimmte Selueiie" biu9ebeutct.
Sogar Die iiil9ire Nieoerlage ocs bril-
tiIhen 8eIhluaberS an Der aiilte bon
Chile legt MAJ ~cinem Sruh Ser Ncuz
traiitdt ieitens ser beiben ocuanntcn
lateins nmerifaniiden Hcpublifeu 5llr
2ait".-(.S. 2. a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Die ipittsen edyreipeateu Ser Ser. Staateu babeu in SRIem Sabre
emen Werth bon S5068, $1,000 pber $f04000.g 900 nre6r ais Der 2ertb
Der slettsn 9etreoedren I'M persan9enen Sabre. trosoem Die gaumuous
ptan3er our6 ben enropdhden artg einen Serluit bon S41S,000,000 5u
per5ndmen batter. Wte os Snnbmirtbi6afts 9epartement btanmt sbt
5agen poridnTge Shabnngeu nno Statinteu, ban bic biesiabriaen gei;em=
mn &0rnernten Die perthuunheu fo, ole ie in ben Der. Staatem se,uaeu
pHrOen. Die 6eiHteaungen murbel uad) ben DEN Yruou5enten bis ;mt 1.
be5dblten Yrenen ror9enommen. Spleuoe leberuht Qbt eu
Sp noer Die IN pte'em Sabre unS I'M per9angenen er5ieltu grrage:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

(SortieBuns auf Der II. Seitc.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
BARBOUR WORKING
FOR A LARGE VOTE
No Stone Being Left Un-
turned to Get Voters to
Polls In Primaries

Eafaula, January -tspecial)-No
county to get the vote out at the demo-
cratic primaries to be held in the spring.
The tax officers are busy looking up the
dSlinquents on poll tax, while the board
of county registrars are preparing lists
CT those who are known not to have reg
istered, and will soon announce dates
for these to do so. There is large un-
registered vote in Eufaula, ON account
of the great influN of railroad men re-
Gently
Tie fire at the ginhouse of the Covey
Getton Seed Oil company will compel the
COMPANY 10 overhaul the plant and in
stall a complete set of six new gins. ac-
eei ling TO c. A, Covey. the president.
Fertilizer sales in this section promise
to break all records this season. accord
Ing to indications. With the farmers far
adeancer in their work, and in excellent
financial condition as a result of the mar
ketins of a fine crop at high prices. they
are endeavoring to make a big crop, and
an early enc, this year.
The next two months will be busy ones
fer the Masons of the city as numerous
candidates are to be initiated in the Blue
lodge. the chapter and the eommandery
The chapter of Royal Arch Masons will
initiate six candidates this week, and
mex montl, large number is to be taken
into the Eufaula commandery of knights
Tpniniai
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
TALKS ON THRIFT
4-SYSTEM IN SAVING

Provision for others is the fundamen-
tai responsibility of human life. e.'-Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson.
regular plan of saving. adopted and
religiously carried out, has been proved
by the experience of many thrifty persons
to be the only way to save successfully.
Most of us need to be forced in some
way or another to do many things which
would really be greatly to our advantage.
Adopting a definite system surely helps
you save because in a way it forces you
to economize. You will feel that you must
save and you will save.
When you have acquired the habit, your
saving will be as regular as clock work,
you gradually will build a substantial
capital from your earnings and put your
self in position to add to your capital,
when necessary. through credit. because,
with some money and a reputation for
industry and thrift. you will be entitled
to the confidence and cooperation OF
financial hackers. And this will open the
door to the broadest success, if you have
the other qualities that make for sue
cess.
In nine-tenths of family incomes of from
SO a week up. quarter goes to rent a
half to food and it's preparation and the
last fourth is the margin left for clothing
and sundries. "Engels law" as econo-
nists call 1t. knows few exceptions In
moderate incomes.
If a family can reduce a months rent
to less than a weeks income, can pay for
a months food, fuel and service on less
than two weeks pay, a beginning has
been made in the larger possibilities of
thrift and saving for the future on a sys-
tematic basis.
7 d. MACGREGOR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
Wickersham First of For
mer Cabinet to Comment
On Recent Measures
ALL PLEASED BY
BETTER FEELING
Heads of Large Corporations Have
Devoted Practically Entire Time
For Months to Legal
Problems
By HOLLAND

New York, January 27.-tspecial)
George w. Wickersham, who was At
torney General In the administration of
President Taft, has recently commented
in public communication upon some of
the features of the policy identified with
President Wilson's administration with
respect to the Industrial corporations
and their relation to the so-called Sher-
man antitrust law. With a single excep-
tion, Mr.. Wickersham is the only mem
Der of the administration who has pub
licly commented upon any features of the
various policies of President Wilson His
associate cabinet officer, Franklin Mac
Veagh. is the exception, for he has been
quoted as having spoken for publication
with approval of the general features of
the new banking and currency law.
In his latest communication Mr. Wick
ersham makes two points, as he thinks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
MCOMBS CONFERS
WITH PRESIDENT

Washington. January 27.-William
McCombs. democratic national chair
man, had a long conference with
President Wilson might at the latter's
request. Mr.. McCombs afterward said
that various state situations" were
discussed at length, preparatory TO
some extent to the fall Congressional
campaign. lie said he had told the
President a good deal about the New
York state democracy and his recent
visits to Albany, and reiterated his
complimentary references to the ad-
ministration of Governor Glynn
Mr.. McCombs declined to talk OF re
ports that he would be n candidate
for the United States Senate. and said
he did not know who would be named
ambassador to France. With regard to
business conditions throughout the
country, he said trade had shown a de-
cided Improvement since the passage
of the currency bill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28

eular in form and built entirely Of
steel and concrete. each pit being
capable OF turning out from 3 OTTO 60
tons per day 1t is constructed ON :
level with the charging floors Of the
furnaces.
General superintendent \ T. Mon
tague. together with President Nc
Wane. has been In the city for some-
time cooperating with NJ. II. Maury.
resident manager. in perfect plans for
operation F.. II. Profit. who was for
merlv with the Lynchburg company in
Virginia. is superintendent of the To-
cal plant and quite a number OF en-
ployes have been imported 10 man tho
foundry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
CALHOUN WAGES
WAR ON CATTLE TICK
Many Dipping Yates Erected
Recently in Order to
Eradicate Disease

Anniston. January e1.--6Special)
According to County Farm Demonstra-
tor W. J. Moore, the farmers of Cal
hount county are awakening to the
necessity of eradicating the cattle tick
In this section of the state, and with
this end in view number of dipping
vats have recently been constructed
{. r. Henry. millionaire farmer
capitalist, who has a place between
Admission and Jacksonville. and John
B. Legard, an Admission capitalist
have obtained excellent results from
their experiments with the dipping watts
ON their places, with the result that
they have furnished an object lesson
TO other farmers in the district.
}. f. Schultz. who manapes tho erril
of Talbot Foard of thic city at Alex
andria, Is sa11 IL
eellent results at the LeGarde farm,
and among the other farmers OF the
county who are considering the install
lation of vats are Il. L. Turner. Jr,
young Admission collegian, who has
gone to farming south of here; r. NJ.
Aderhold and VIII Clemens of Alex
andria, and William Borders of De-
larmanville.
As soon as it is certain that the
farmers of the county want the Vats
the county commissioners will make an
appropriation for the construction of
two or three to be used free of charge
In various parts of the farming Sec
tions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
CONTESTS WILL
WHICH CUT HIM OFF

Los Angeles. January 27.-Chargins
that the will of his father, Frank II.
Holyoke, lumberman of Bangor, Me-,
who died here in October, 1911, was
a forgery concocted by certain de-
signing persons" Sidney Archibald
Holyoke of milwaukee,. today insti-
tuted contest of the instrument, which
cut him off with $780,
Frank H. Holyoke was rated as n
millionaire. His estate IN California is
value at 100000. His will. which was
dated In August, 1911, left the bulk
of the estate to two nieces. Madeline
and Marjorie Holyoke, in trust until
they reach the age of 27.
Harry Holyoke Of Boston, another
son, was left 500, and the will also
contained a clause stating that the
widow, Cora M. Holyoke, was be-
queathed $1,000 because she had OBJ
tained a certain sum under an agree
ment of separation signed in February.
1910
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
NEW PIPE PLANT IN
BLAST IN CALHOUN
Lynchburg Foundry Co
Begins Work at Admission
Monday Night

Admission, January ESPECIALLY
| The Lynchburg Foundry company plans
which has been in course of con-
struction in the northern part OF An.
niston for the past L months, was
put in operation here Monday night.
when the first cast was made after
President H. I. McWane had poured
the molten iron into the first mold.
The new plant is said to be the most
model one of the kind in the south
1t has a daily capacity of over loo
tons, employing zoo men and represent
ing an expenditure of about $3.50. .000.
II is entirely fireproof and is equipped
throughout with modern labor saving
machinery.
The two pipe casting pits are cir
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
MERIDIAN CHAMBER
TO WAGE CAMPAIGN

Meridian. Miss, January 27.-(Spe-
eial)-At a meeting OF the directors
of the Meridian Board of Trade and
Cotton Exchange held recently. See
rotary Striplin outlined plans for an
will be undertaken at once with n
view to increasing the membership
to 500, it nov being about half that
number. 1t is planned to inaugurate a
whirlwind campaign and the necessary
committees for this work were APP
pointed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
Eminent Domain Proceedings

Merldian, Miss, january 21.-(Spe-
cial. )-Eminent domain proceedings
will be heard February 10. instituted
by the city of Meridian against the
the business district. The proceedings
holders of some valuable property In
Will be for the purpose of securing a
lot of ground to be added TO properts
already owned by the city for the pur-
pose of building a $4,000 city hall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-28
To Contract for Dry Dock

Washington January 27.-The Senate
today passed bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Navy to contract for
the use of a dry dock at Hunter Point,
San Francisco. Cal, for six years. The
dock Is to be large enough to ac-
commodate the largest vessel that can
pass through the Panama canal.