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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
unfaae.

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ter Der @ie.or Camp SO. an Der 60.
Israin 9lpsnue lam ssiiern 9ormittas
in Der 5dbrit 10 unsliidli5 81 Gall,
oob sr' einsn 9ru9 bts rsdt.a geins
bapontrla unb mad benz itdbiiidsn
Soipiial sebra9i tpsrben mubts.
Der Al Sabre alis Jrant aspss
BON SO. 230 Sit Clifton aOnu.. Der
NIT bem auitreiden bss 6auiss no.
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10 CUB bsrab unb trus innsrs Der.
lebunsen babon, bic isins llsbtrIiibs
runs naa osm itdbtHHm 6oipitaI
n6ibis mahten.
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Elm in DienIisn btr 6. Ii. 3. 9abn
itebenbsr Wsihenli,lkr, lpurbs ssiitrn
nab BEN ftGDtiifm Soipiial &c.
braht. CT ipurbs Dor sebn 9ag.n in
Summit bon sinen glIsnbabnsus Sci
Geite aeTflsub.rt unb man bat ba.
mails angsnommer. bab ct NIT BEN
G6rsden bdpongtlpmuen lei. .Jnsip:.
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bab .r Icbpsts intgrs @erlsbunssn ba.
DOns.trossn bal. 10 bab sr nod bsm
ftdotifdeH 6OipihI ssbra4t Dsrbsr
mubis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
9okal.Deridt
Cterblidfeitsberidbt.

Sune OIiper, SO, 1886 Gs0ar aDe.,
glisr.nIsiben.
aucp gugh 60, 2115 Gafsrn aOe,.
S6pGfe.
Wlarp gernborbt, 81, 842 qtdbeHp
Abe, Snousit in Shpebe.
Samss WaouOp. 35, 1854 aacleo.
gpe., 3ubertuloie.
gliiabetb Spsdbaua. "a, 811Glart
Str. 5sr3leibeH.
Qlutoinette Gotie, SO, 401 9Ors
deiitr 9pe., ShfpinoIudt.
WlagOulens NOb.I. 40. 538 Sit 81.
tsrtp Ctr, 9lutDersiftuns.
gbnarb YrOdmann, AZ, Columbia
3p., subtriuloie.
Or. SatOb 9ruIb II, Roblpn
Gfats, Snqusii in Sdpebs.
Ieaussr Siephens, 63, Gbriit 90.
ipital, Operation.
Wpobrop aobitrob, / Wouot, 10
Mdrp Str, ShipGte
Diais Daniel, 81, 3742 Worburs
9lps., SHqueit in Sapsbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

geIpieIt, iino bann Das erite Sielett'
5eug eetragen. Die strone iob iit 10
oft Inn, oIs lie iortging. pieroeifid'
laI i'm arieel aber niht baran benz
fen, nidt loeid) iueroenl
20 iebe man Iieber aui ben olteit
Qubiiitterer. or bot jest cute 1age,
Oenn SCRIBE mb ssungpieb imo ornii'
I,er. gilGhrenb er MN bic iiingiten
adlber 6ejorgt. freiien feline 0eonn'
fen roiilos in Der 9ergnngenbeit. Gr
lat sic orei arieee mitgenaft. Gr
ireiB ia 10 piel nebr ais bic iilngen
2elitc, Die iest nus5ogen. Gie baben
ia feline gl6nungl @enn elner bon Ger
S5erridoit in ben Staa fomnit, 10
iinat cr. Seine bInuen augen IN oein
alten C5eiiht Iendten.
,,Soben mir ifon geiiegt?"
.9to6 nid,t."
,,9lber mir miiiien iiesen @leif).
Ganit Die ilurgen 9eute crit ipieoer
auf beu &rieg 10 rihtigeu appetit be-
fommen. llnb man peripridt. ibm
aIei6 ou iagen, Denn mir iiesen per'
Oen.
Golmonbobenbel @ie in tieferI
3rieoen iteigt Der Mono iiber belt
Berg. lie bier iiingen Storfe neh-
men ole @foiieu aiii Dem Tad Der
Reierci Gin ims iteben Boiien ala
,SrieSensspddier. gber iiberaI miro
es ipGt b,nfeI. llnriibiges @eHiilrr
gebt bon Sdus 5li Saus.
llno einen IoIlmonb wcitcr?
@ie ipiro es iein, iuenn ipir erit
rpieSer in Srieoen Inn Siitten mo
Sauicr iiBen imb bon oieicn GtngeH
reben, ipie BON Rdrden aus alten
3agen9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

trase bon 466O Taillionen Wurt auss
augeben.
Don geringersr 9ebeutuns 1T bic Der
Neidsbant bereits felt ldngerer 3ett
5uftsbenbs 0ermebrung Der ansgabe
BON SiIbsrmiin5en. Seieblid TT
n1mIid Der 9strag Der fur ben aleins
perfebr unentbebrlihen Silbermiin5en
| I mOeutIhen Rei6 duf 20 Wart pro
aopf feiiseiebt iporben. CT btIauft fd
aber eegenp6rtig nur auf IL Wlart
pro &opf, t0nnte aIfo, ba Deutihs
lamb eine 8eDDlteruns BON iiter So
Millipnsn Ginipobnern bat, obne Wei>
teres lin 1876 WtiniOnsn erb0bi ipers
ben. Oas ersdbe ipieber einen 9es
ipinn bon faIt 40 Ulillicnen Wtart
bei ben gintdnfen unb Der germiin.
suns bes erforDerli4en ipeibsn Wles
taas.
Tie pom Reihstag bctpiligten 8
Miaiaroen Warf iiuo alio fait boil
5oblig bereits porbanoen eetpeien, als
sic Robilmndlung eiutrat. gsnn III
aber Der 9leid)stag Der ietigen Gage
nod ourd, eirige grleihterllngen Der
Deitinui1lingen beg Reidsbantgeieses
gered)t aeiDorben. lin ben bei sllis~
brud, eiues arieees ungepobnIih an
tpa4fenben gebiirfniiIen bes 8ertsbrs
uno slnforbcrimsen Der Hegieriing
better cntipreden 5u f0nneiL 1T Iiir
ben D,cment BON Der SteiierpcrihriIt
fir oen 9toterunllauf Der Geit)sbont
obgeieben moroen. 0lrd Elm beio'ioe'
res @eieb ut Die Observation-Disclosures
tpaltun0 ermadptigt poroen Betblal
ausSuge6en, Die por Der HeitsbaiEf
bisfontirt neroen f6nnen. Gieie, an
5 ieSteae Don fur5idIligen Sdnlo'
peridlreibunaen oes Heihes tretenoen
@ediel erbalten oie Gigcnidlalt zines
banfiabisen Shnlopapiers lnlo ION.
nen BON Der Reidysbant ebenio mic
aaiieniteine alS 0efitng i6res gto'
tenllnlauis benust iperOen Ia ben
Geidsbontnoten itn0 oen Reihsfab
ienitcinen Durh beion0eres 8eict Die
8iiltisfeit als geietIides 3ablungs.
mitieI perlicben iporoen lit. 10 iii gu
aleid Der @eiabr, boB bon Dem Bolo'
bcitanee Der Ieidsbanf, Der StaatS.
faiien uno Scr ganfen cine 10 iiber.
matig erobe Summe fir Den tag
Iiden Berfehr ent5oeen iuiro, fpie es
friiber in Ge,itihlHO iiblid mar, ipirf'
fam beeeenet. sSu ben eriten 3agan
,uar oas oeiitid,e YubIifum alleroings
critaunt, CAB es bel ben Ban!en uno
piientIiten aaiien iiift IN alter grt
iouiel in @oIb ausbe3nblt befam, rpie
es babcn pcllte. glber- es bat lid
idnea oaran geipobnt, oaB es nift
nothia lit, iid) NIT aemiin5iem @olbe
gu beihweren, nlb bab Gupieraelo
eigenili6 Gin bcqucmeres 3abtngs.
mittel lit.
9lus bicicr giinitigen Sitiiation Der
Aeidj6bcnf oIs Siiterin Der SeiIiifDcn
gsdbruna erfl1rt es iidI, oaB iic Die
miloen Spriinge Der euaIiiben 7is.
fonterbobuneen BON 4 auf 8 uno Gag6
enranf BON s nuf 10 aSro5ent nid)r
mit,umahcn braud,te, baB ole gar'
fen oereits ipiener non eirem reael.
mdhisen 8eid1ftsgang in ibren Ge.
poiitenfaiien beri6teu lino ooh
3entid)lonb oas gebiirfnib zines
Noratoriunts. mic es in anoeren Can.
bern erfcrberlid lit, nidt empiinbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

Serr llnoerpDoo Der @ors
tiger bes Saustomnittees fir Mitt.l
unb Wese iagt, bab penn Elm auufs
mann jdbrIi4 $1,000 fir Sra6t su
aablsn bat, 10 piiroe cine Steuer bon
brei prDsent, tpie llnoerpoob unb BIZ:
Semotraten Dom &ommittee lie DOE
iblaeen i6n i'm 9an5en $50 toiten
unb ibn niht umbriReen. Gas 5eist.
ipeIt GROCER 6tonomiider 9eIshrts sr
TT. Wenn Der aaufmann $50 Stsuer
auf fsrtige Wnaren 6esablt, bat be-
ssabritant bisfeIbe stsuer fiir bic
Robitoffs beaahIt, Der grobhdnbIet
ebenfalls. 9llfo bic Gteuer bstrGgt benz
na6 ni8t $50, ionosrn $50 uno piro
bic Jra6ttuiten nidt I'm 8, iOnbsn 8
9rosent unb Inn bic Summe bon 200
RiGionsn DOH. bas Jabr erh0ben. Cir
nen 9erbrauher peroen bic Uiehrtos
ften Ii6 auf 300 MiQionen 9olurs be-
luufen. ba Der Waarenpreis b6ber dns
geiest pirb, als bic Mebrtoiten bes
tragen unb bns nsnnt Serr unoers
uopb eine Sleini1teit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
S.utidlanbs iinanSisne 3riess'
ber.iti&ait.

Ourd Den einnriithigtn Be11lub
bes am 4. 9luguit sinberufeHen Rei4ss
taaes iinb Der He3isrung bic seforbers
ten ariesstrebite in 61K ppn flint
Wiliarbn Mort unb bic burd bic
&riesslaae nOtbpenbig geiporbsnsn
GjeiebDorIasen sleia an ginberu'
funsstas. einfiimmis beipillist nors
ben. Oabur6 bat iib ous Deati4e
Reid in benz Ntomente. no es ben
&riss nit brei Grobma4t.n Guropos.
RubIaro. Jran!reid uno Grobbritans
nien, aufnebmen mub, finan5ieu &c.
poppnst. Gs TT Deuiidlunb Suftats
len ae,ommen, hub iniOIge ieinss
pirtH6afiIiaen @ufi9punes uno
Der porausi9auenben pOliti. Der
notwithstanding Der beuiife
Oclomart iib beim 9lusbrud Der
Gfierrei6ii9 Terbiidsn Sriiis in
alGn3snbem 3uitanbe bsfanb. Der
@oloDorrotb Der beutI6en Rei9sbant
belief Iid am %. SuIi auf 1857 Wsil'
lionsn gSar,. ,ip6brenb aIsi6aeiiis bi.
gant BON Gnelanb aur iiber 7S0
Wiaionen Wari perfiieis. 3a5u ia.
men fir bic Rsihsbani nod 334 mil
lionen Rart tursfdbis.n beuiiden
SilbergeIbes, bic fie in ibren aelIern
bate, unb elm geiianb ron 65a WtiIs
Iipnen Mart an Observation-Disclosures,
Sie ssisglidss 3ablunssmitid iino
unb fir oi. bic MetaIlbsduns erfolet
1T. I'm gonsen bate dlio bic Rsidss
bant eiuen geIianb tursflbisen beut'
itxn 9eloes BON ettpd 1757 WilIlos
men Mor, in ibr.m geiiB. Na4 bem
R.i6sbautgsIsB Bate buraufbin Der
breifats g.iras, aIfO 527o Wlilion.H
Mart, in g1utnoten nusssssben psr'
ben tDnnen. Oa fd aber am %.
cSuIi Der getrag Der umlaufsnoen glos
ten nur auf 1890 Wilionen Wlars
belief, 70 mar bic Rei6sbdnt in Der
adqe, penn n0tbia. reiiere 1880
Miaionn Tlarf In nmlauf gu ieBsn.
Wlit bsm geginn Der MobiImoduns
lam aber Der gdnse Rsi6strisgsTfab
ben Sinan5operaiion.n bes Deuti6en
R.ides 81 9iIfe. Seri.lbe b.itebt
aus brsi 95eilen bon js 100 WilIios
nen WIdr,. Seit bem II. NObember
1871 lissen I'm SuIiustburm gu
Spanbou betannili6 120 Ultllionen
Wart in gemiiHstem @oIbe. Da5u iinb
bur6 Oas porjGhrise G.i,s iiber aens
berunsen i'm Ginan3ip.isn tpsitsre 120
Wilipnsn Warf In Golb getommen.
Der 70 Fir ben 3rieesausbru6 alfges
bGufte Golbporratb bon 240 Wlillios
nen Wtart ersiebt bic asfebli6e 9runb.
laos fir rpeitere Reidsbaninoten i'm
getraoe BON 270 Willioneu Wanrt.
9tIs britier geftanbtbsiI bes 9riesss
idases ,ann aber bic SiIbsrrsisrps
dnsei.ben perben, bi, in S0be DON
LOO Wliuionen Wor. angebGuft IN
unb i'm ariegsfdQ our Nptsnoedung
perfpanot fperben tann. Bel Der ges
I6affung bisfer Silberrsierpsu In
benz Reidsi6abamt infclse beg ni.s
beren aurfes beg SiIbers eiH @s.
ipinR BON 66 WiQiOnsH Wlort auge.
floFen, aud bieie Gumms eeb6rt nit
gum RsidstriegsfaoB uub tam, ipenn
fis Der R.ibsbuHf ausasbdnbist unb
sur Bats Der sefebliten Rotsnauss
aabe gemaht nirb, pisbsrum bic
Summe Der oerfiigbarsn, eeniiesno
gebedten RsibsbantnOten I'm ben Be
trae Don 1913 MiIipnsn Wart srb6s
FEN. Sm san5en mar alio i9on Dor
grfab Der neueffen Gsisbs bic Rsi6ss
tant in. bic 2aae. lsus glotsn I'm g..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

SEPT mill elm upertlu 3
Ger amsritauii4er Sournaliit Wan.
ner tpie oddeI unb guden burd bic
6e6el sieben. S0bHiih tpeiit er ile
barauf bin, DuB iis BON ruiiii6sm
8drburismus ilnb brittI3em Neio ges
fpro6en unb ben &ries gere4tfertlgt
bdttsn, aber nidts BON Jrantrei4 ias
gen. Gr frast iie, OBJ aud Srantrei9
Elm barbariides 2anb lei unS pie iie
bann oen &ries segen ienes aanb
redtfertisen ppIen. @enn Der iupsrs
Huge Rann es nod nidt ipsib, oann
tpouen mir es ibm iasen: 5rantreia
TT sin gunbsssenofe RubIanbs isit
25 Sabreu uno bstbeilist iia on BEN
arisse in Der Soffnuus, gl'aRz
2Otbrtusen auriidsrlungen gu tDnnsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

gurgermeiiter g piess
perDient anertsnmlns oafiir, oab sr
bic Strabenbabnza aompasnis 5ur gre
fiilIung ibrer Yflidten segeH bic gurs
ger anbdlt. Infer Wtapor pabi
gut auf, penn ss gilt, bic Re9ts Der
8iirger su itJiisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

amiiiant 1T, pie Ole RuiIsn
ibre RieberIasen beId0nigen, sic la
gen, Iie ipdren in 9aIi5ien 10 be lddts
tist, DaB lie feline 3eit bdtten, ii9 nit
ben Oelhi9eH. bic ibneH pas 5su per@
gerben, gu befaiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

Die isBige ariessfiiA b.
rnns 1T srunoperi4ieosn bon Der
bisbsrissn. 9sspesen bGrf man aud
bic @prsGnge niat na4 fru9ersn Uss~
tho0en beurtbeilen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
Dis 2onboner 9refie mibz

Oe aonboner 9reffe mies
biIIist bic 9srmittIunssOeriu4e Des
prGiioenten WilIon. sic befiir6tet,
bab OeutfaIanb iie entgesentommenb
bsbanDsIn pirb, Inn frii6e arafte gu
eerpinnsn unb bann ben &rieg fortsu's
issen. 0arauf peroe England iit)
ni1t sinlaiIsn. Sein gntiaIub lei,
SeutI6lano gu goben gu ipsrfen unn
ben prsubiiden Militarismus aus5us
rotten. Die englii9s 9reFe 1T oaran
5u erinnern, bab SeutidIano I'm tel
n.n Sriebsn gsbeten bot uno 6sFsr be-
fGbtst 1T, ben Srieg fort5uiesen, aIa
feline 9egner. Was Oas Rieberpsrfen
DeutidlanDs betrifft, 10 biirfen mir
ben GnsIdnbsrn auDeriifHlid lager,
baB fie oteie Jreuoe niat srIsben
fperDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

Die Ba9t am Rbein iteht
fe-t tpie sunor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

in men and women, one distinct, orig inal and commendable attribute is the care of the orphans of those who have been called to the happy hunting grounds of their fathers. The Red Men do not subscribe to the practice of other similar orders of maintaining orphans homes. It holds to the theory of mot single orphans home but d home for every orphan" It believes that reared with the mothers care If half orphan, or the attention of the nearest of kin if both parents be dead. surrounded by the influence of home and not tagged for life as the waif of an eleemosynary institution and given ian opportunity through education and training, the unfortunate wards of the order are set with their faces to the successful road of life and have equal chance with the others of Gods crea- lures of becoming useful men and women.
 Prior to January l, 1913, the or phans of each reservation, as the state is designated, were cared for by the national orphans board Il half or phans and two full orphans receiving aid in Alabama. The order then turned over to each state the care of it's own orphans and Alabama's state orphans board was organized at a meeting in Mobile with Jacob Burger. Birming- ham, chairman; M. M March, Mobile, vice chairman. and R. F. L, Mel, Selma secretary. Today there are 22 half and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

An event of unusual interest to the Scottish Rite Masons of the city and state will be the spring reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Rite to be held in Birmingham March 1T to 20, inclusive. The Scottish Rite degrees from the fourth to the thirty second will be conferred on a large class of candidates.
 Members of the order from all parts of the state will be in attendance as well as prominent members from ad- joining states. Among the high officials of the order that will be in attendance will be George F. Moore, 33d degree. lieutenant grand commander and sove- reign grand inspector-ge in Ala bama, and John Henry Cowles, secretary general
 The following invitation has been is- sued.
 To our brethren of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite:
 We extend cordial and fraternal in- vitation to be present at a spring re- union in which the degrees are to be conferred from the fourth to the thirty second on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday, March IF, IS, 19 and 2o l9l4. at the Masonic temple in Birmng- ham. A sincere welcome will be accorded
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
ALADDIN TEMPLE TO
 HAVE CEREMONIAL

Aladdin temple No. 153, Dramatic Or der Knights of Khorassan, will hold a big ceremonial session on Wednes- day, March IS. at the Fraternal hall at which a number of ''tyros" will take the journey across the desert in order to reach the Mecca that all "Dokeys" hope to visit. The follow ing announcement has been issued by David J. Davis. royal vizier:
 Here's the real dope:
 "Doklanation, Grand Sara Monial Coming; by Aladdin Temple No. 153 of Birmingham, Ala. On the twenty-secon l Rabih -Uhl -Akhir fourt hmonth, 1882 A. H., which If translated the same as last time must read March IS, 1914, which will be held in Fraternal hall at 7:30 D. m., sharp So be it: let every bowling Arab of rhe Desert prepare his camel and journey to the palace on that date so that these tyros may be re- ceived in the true spirit of the desert. Wear your fez, remember place and date. Wear smile.
 "The D. O. K. K. Pelican, a strange bird, is the Dokey. Pelican His bealS holds more than his pelican. He can hold a tyro in his beals, enough food for week. don't see how the heli- can.
 "A-Ten-Shun. Admittance to this one act in two spasms' is by 1914 card only, and if you haven't paid your doos U due not come in. for it takes two Semolians to say good evening to Maud.
 "There is no restriction regarding clothes except that no one will be per mitted to wear a frown on his face or dress his thoughts in too lofty a style. Don't get puffed up with know-it-all face, for you may get it taken out of you by Mokanna and his band. Tyros are only killed once, and we only lost five at our last ceremonial. Al Sahil isn't Arabian for laundry, so please see that your clothes are clean, for Joc' is so particular. Our Tiger keeper has informed us he has room for more tyros in his big cage so place your erm around the neck of some good Pythian eriend--speak words of kind ness in his ear and the rest is easy. I'm Boss, DAVID J. DAVIS,
 Royal Vizer. q wish I was.
 "E. J. REED,
 "Secretary."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
HUGH HILL WILL BE
 HEROOF MOVIE PLAY
 PRODUCED BY ELKS
First Section of Pictures to Be Taken Wednesday-As- sertions Denied by
 WOOdmen

Hugh Hill. pas texalted ruler of Ems Elks, was selected as the 'hero" Of the photo play to be enacted by the members of the Birmingham and Ens- ley lodges at meeting of the joint committee held Friday night at the Elks' home. The play will be writ ten by a local newspaper man and in addition. to showing the business, in- dustrial and residential sections of the city will abound in humor and heart interest.
 The story deals with young bach elor who joins the Elks lodge. The initiation will be shown for the first time, and it is said it will be a "peach.' Later the young man falls in love. nec- essitating a heroine" for the picture. In order to give the girls of Birming- ham chance to star in a movie, the committee decided to throw the prop osition open and to request those who would like to take the leading lady to send their picture with full name and address to the secretary of the Birmingham Lodge of E1ks and the committee will select the one they deem most suited for the part. The names and pictures will be kept in the strict est confidence.
 In addition to being the Heading man" In the picture, Hugh Hill was made general manager with full power to act and to close contract with a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
RED MEN CARE FOR ORPHANS
 OF MEMBERS IN UNUSUAL WAY
Believe Children Should Be Cared For In Private Homes Instead of In Institutions What Is
 Being Done In Alabama By the Order
By R. E.. l.. MEL Past Grand Sach cm of Alabama

Among the fraternal orders less eX- plotted in Alabama than any of the larger similar institutions of the coun- 7 try, and which is recognized in the north, east and west as one of the leaders Is the Improved order of Red Men. Born prior to and becoming an active factor of the revolutionary war. history accords the Sons of Liberty" and "Tammany Society," from which sprung the order, the credit of the first tea party" in Boston harbor. it being recalled that the patriots who defied the edict of the mother country were disguised as Indians-red men.
 The order is purely American, hav- ing no subordinate branches, tribes they are called, except where old Glory unfolds its pageantry of colors to the breezes. With a membership of near ly half million about 5000 of which are on the roster of the tribes in the reservation of Alabama, the Improved Order of Red Men, teaching freedom, friendship and charity. wields an in- fluencc for good that is second to no fraternity and it's ultimate destiny can only be guaged by the progress of the nation and the improvement In the condition of humanity.
 While there are many features of the order that appeals to the best that is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
Rather Awkward

An Austrian banker went to Vienna or business. He arrived in the evening travelling with a large. handsome dos says Tit-Bits. They put up at the ho- tel, and next morning the gentleman went out, giving orders that care should be taken that his dog did not stray from the house. The chambermaid went to make up the bankers room. Bruno was very pleased to see her. wagged his huge tail, licked her hand. and made friends thoroughly until, her business being done she was about to leave. Not so. Bruno calmly stretched himself out full length before the door. He explained, as per fectly as possible, that he knew his duty No one should leave his masters room in his absence.
 When the girl tried to pull the door open sufficiently for her to slip out. he growled and showed his teeth, and finally tried them on her legs. The woman s screams brought another maid, and yet another, and then in succession all the walters. Bruno was glad to let them all in. but he allowed no one out The room became pretty well crowded, and every bell in the house meantime rang, while the walls echoed cries of "Waiteri'' Waiter!'
 Finally the lady who kept the hotel ap- peared, and pushed her away irately into the room, asking angrily. as she walked in, what sort of a picnic they were all holding there. Bruno let her in, too. but not out again-oh, mol When the lady's husband appeared she called to him loudly to keep outside, to send messen- gers securing the city for the banker. and meantime to endeavor to pacify the angry customers downstairs.
 That Austrian banker was a welcome man when he arrived.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
WIGGINS' ASSERTIONS
 DENIED KY WOODMEN

Resolutions denying the recent assertion of Chief of Detectives Steve Wiggins that practically every fraternal order in Bir- mingham is being used as a blind tiger or a gambling house were passed by Old Hickory camp, No. 15S. Woodmen of the World. They assert that so far as they are concerned the statement is without foundation. The resolutions are as fol- lows:
 Whereas, our attention has been called to an article in the Birmingham Ledger of March 9, wherein Chief of Detectives Steve Wiggins is quoted as asserting that practically every fraternal organization In Birmingham was being used as a gam bling house or a blind tiger and,
 Whereas the lodge rooms of Old Flick ary camp, No. 15S, Woodmen of the World, Woorlawn, have never been run in any other than in an orderly way, and in such manner that any officer of the law, either ordinary policeman or detective, could ad- init same at any time; therefore, be it
 Resolved. That members of Old Hick- ory camp. No. 15s, Woodmen of the World. place themselves on record as asserting