davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

.@al1ge Hcp bon palgt uoen Decb=
fdnbioat heb So. % gel Mfitenm,iinrg
0ien peo iioitc Nalg, oer 90.
Msaj i Jior, itiileoe bon. Jig lite
igien. SIR haa, ,l,otraaote al Migs-
oagen, pQlgte bans @artifnller batn
font 5tatsreoiior. % efter at ban
bar llotraabt, palgte SC hom pan,w
lom en- Mnerfienbelie for Dans tro-
.fnlte % opgtige 8irfiombco ion,
Gigsbagsmano.
Sen 296e 6ebruor 1864 blep g.
Sngp. SEMEN, Ggtepiet / sen @rua=
netife 6rimeni9beosfirfe / ajgbei1=
bapn til 6rf. Sara @riitiane Qunb,
Der rar fsot ben 81. Mai 1851 i
Mafirtebp, Semleoatter al .Degnen"
Sens 2ltn6, Der par 2Grer % Sir
felnnger / Mafer fra 1916 til 1916
% 1lr6er ltpr Jeltligbcb fcjreoc lit
@ulobrpl(up oen 25oe Maj 1916.
@cnocs 5elfe1t6e par:: antnllcr i
Nafirfebp Sens @br. 2nno pg SRI,
Sobnmle &pfneb, Mafirfebp, gift
nleb 9pitnant s.. 6. &ofoe0. Sent
oes @olpplter, 6ru 8irgitte Seboll,
lcpcr en0rm / MafirfcbD.
&nIobrleoeporret bor 3 Detrc:
Cara @otboloine, i. ID. Npril 1868,
gift meo SGrcr 81. .aofpeo / Mutster,
oA Mal,es, /. 20. Maj 1873, gift
mea Surer :: 81. aufoeo / Mefsp.
Gn Dotter, Mnnc Soba,u,c, og eli
Spu, Mlerallocr, opoc iom gprn.
@l1lobrlroeporret .pil liffert mel
@lgoe. % Saf ic tilbage poa Sc
rutlorc 50 Mar, tbi ser far prrc1
@lr6e og @eliignelle' oper Nrbej6et
: og cit goo Mano bor ltc0le bpilc1
oncr &jemn1et.
@ulobrpllupoet feires pco CIT 6a
miliefcit poa Cams !@otel / &eune
OF .f11n sen allernGrmeltc 6omilic
9prn, @ernebprn og Spigerinoc
ocltoa i Selten.
Gpigeripnnen 2nrer u. a:ofoco
Mntsfer og @1rtrl1 @otboloinc fejrc1
lau1tioig bercs SplpbrDlll1p.
9o oen 80. 6ebrllor life iilloes
Nlmaraffen / Mor; feireocs 6eitc'
Spnooacn Sen lite Morts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

Ganue6rog, CT b6o paa MigsboIpita-
let, gobt 50 Mar 81. Sen afoeb4es,
Ser fra 1906 til 1910 pm 8pfogeo
% gorameiter / 9lptjpbine g. bar
Iormono Tor oct ipnifc 1a11glels-
lellfob. !
- Iicligere Spgllepruj it / 9mrit=
Grigite6 s. 90. Mmme,1torp er opo
/ &%jpbe'rbapl rs Nor 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
go t#S. 9558SS@ #N %
= Danrnark. =

Sort otter liz .Tlora" beitioeliet
al 8rigabecbefen ouerraft ct ln1utt
Nalstoal,n, i bpilfet Ser bong en-
9ronceme0alie meb Snfriften:
,Soarct pco M1titrllp oerl 3oic Sc
'bruor 1864"
Mistemtelissjsrelie moo 9an-
mart. S r0olbef Nmts Ne'1itre-.
bloo" bar Sen raoitale Solfettngs=
n1a,lo Npbr %ifrepct. Ell Nrtifel moe
Gpraobet ON en- fongcrigif Mational.
gape til SC onnlfe Spnoeripber, flight
SS%,,oboloct ri bette Spruob, Ser Dor
'elnocrteanet al f%remtruoenoe Mr'@
al alle @artier, par faa nn'1grtbez
liet, at set life funoc hrl,ges n'leer
Iprl)molingerne / ocn prprf11te
2uubooa.. Ge1 pprigc oanlfe Eres=
0 49,
ic Dor life Gllo3et beluc Mrtifel, 11e1'
Sen CT tlcpcn 9iengipet / ~MolniiclE
3citum9'" % bor ollereoe beNmnot
lin Gang aicmnem ben b~anitfienot.
liec Yresie.
rIlcnsbor9 Mpis" beiu0rfcr i Sen
Mnleoning, at MrtitelenS N'1o1plo
be!t igiermem CT l1fprjto1oigt oa pic=
|ncr on f%nlofomnllerlt .llfienotltah til
Sc rmgiGloell0c 6prbolo, men fro
let bette or set lprneligt, at cit oonlf
Maro life ulel,e Tiger at frpole ct
observation-disclosures pg nallgrA'el1gt
Moretogenbe, me11 ipgcr at felcc CO.
tic 2unosmUmb / Mpggen ue0 at ITO
(cpere @ooben til Sc pnrlte 0anlfer=
tjcnocr.
Motiotnltinel1oc" far lpltrgt Set
raoifale 6oltetingspartis 6or1nmo,
Eoitor Yoll'en ont bans og &artiets
5tilling til 2rrer 9epbrs stna,ef
paa Sen rationale sS1blamling til
sg1tocriy6ernc.
Seq bar fife, iagbe 8uitor
@ol1llen, luit SEN Mrtifcl, 2erel
9tsbr bnr %ltrcpet; men ieg fan iige,
at ioopel ieg p%erionlig iom oct ro=
oifale Garti Ter mes iterlte Spmfn.
tbi pao 0en ipnoeripoTe Gag % poo
set ltoilag, Snteresien for ben bar
gipet Jig element SSSnofnmlingcn, oa
noar jeA life lclu er Meolu,oerIfri=
Der al Spranbet, 1fploes set alene
min 6rpgt for, at 6et flmbe gjpre
Sfobc, berIcm &igsoagsmenb trooc.
te trent Ser. @pao Mpbr bar fire.
bet, nlaa 90 iton for bans perIpnligs
@egning. @pis ben foreligeenot
@iengipelle al bans Sro or rigtig
itemmer bons Mnifuelier bperfen
me0 mine cller mes oct rooitalt
&ortis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

@n 6amilietrageoie. @n Mrhejbs=
mot1b / aiebenbopn, 6. Mabien, bar
i ct N11falo al @finipee fpalt jim
&ouc. &onen bapbe, oa Ma1cen
misbmlolebe benoe, forla6t. Siem-
met. Ga bun penote tilbage, blcb
FUN operfalot al Manoen, fom ef=
ter cit fort Snrntale opermnnbeoe og
fpalte ben6e, bnorefter tan melnte
ltg til @olitiet. S @iemmet er Ser
6 @6rn, bporaf set Gloite CT II Mar
og set pngfte 10 Maqneocr.
S ct fjpbenbapnif 9aeblaol finoer
ri felgen6e 8efjenbtgigrelic:
eitprer:inbe Ieaes.
Gn tro % paalioelig @iee fall foo
Ell goo og ielpltGnoig 8laos Dos rn=
oertegneoe til sen lite Mpril eller
Mai. t@n, Ser bill mnlfe 5 a 6 aAper
Giro ct go6 @iem) foretr9ffes.
Mapn og M~oresfe).
Set ntaa bore betrpgge1roe for
ben l1lge .Hige ut bloc, at @Gerre er
fra ct goot @jem!
st bprt 1tbelo. ~ 10000 ar. for
ct ffannferet Mmiigt: - Gn al BE ITO
re Mlrtobnsier i &igbenbapm figrte
CT Gag inb moo 2anomonoshan=
TENS 5ilial operfor @elligoan6sfir=
fen, og flere Menneifer tom tiifaoe;
ben enc at Dem benligger e1fDonl1 pao
@oipitalet; BET er Msiiiteat @inb=
felb+&anIen zen 8ro6er til 2anos-
t~ingsmnnben).
6erft MI, 90 man Tan begpnDe at
onn11e Jig ct Sfi6n oper Sfaoens
SShnfan1g, er Sorb6rene / 5ngen BE-
gpnot, % Sc forifiellige Eilifaoe-
TONNE meber efterbanmoen frcm
me6 beres gritat,1ingsfrm.
&aa set mtpnre1roe Staoium IT,
nes Set, io,n ON Ser bill blipe Sole
ont Grtotnittger til Ct Beleb al
$4,000 Ser. olelle. Ell 1lng 90.
me- i5rf. slnna Senien, Tom fit tit
ariigt ffamferet for 2ipstio, bill ef-
ter aft at oettr1e foo tilfie,1ot 90
600 aro,er.
Gen itore Yaroerfeit / ajsbe,1.
baon. Brogror1,pet for Sen itore
G SO a1tleonjug d aoneenss
Is oIoaeriubilalm &c NJ elroeIig.
a,eorbeio ,renagoor oerdi,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
3ullx11h.

@pUfolefuritanber Snnobp pao
5felumo er gnaet fpnfurs. &aa ct
Mgoe far Snteres lcnternc rcotoact
at l9lae Sfole11, iom lmr fqaet bc=
pilget Stntstilifltb. Ma,l pil puo
Sen Moaoe idge at bepare Sfolcr
for penH, mebbelcr Nnlborg @la:
oene.
1tbitillima / t8rpnberslep. s Nn-
lconing al, at 9rGnoerSlep Slaunb=
orrferforeluin9 inar fejrer 25 Murs
S1,hilel11m, bar Toreningen peota.
get at a%rrangerc eli @na10pGtfs= og
2anobrlnslrnl tilli11gen / 8rGltoers=
leu. llbltillinacn lful tilli9e prre
Sul9sifnc.
&epenbe bc9rapet. @aoroejcr .N!pr=
oyer 90 bans 5ieneitefarl / @arcc
uco &er1ring blep ber1 Ste Marts
peo tO<3iben lebenoe begroncoc, !
en- 20 Mlen bpb Mergelgrop, Scr
ifreb fan1n1c,1 ON ocm.
Merager Nielien blep uograpctt,
men bar 90 0g0. llbgrupnitwell cf=
ter &arlcn !ortlattcs. Gen 6ornlpf=
febc par 81 Mar % ugift. @nrlcn,
bpis Matnl CT eSsprgcn Sent Ell, bar
% Nor.
8anfaHrren / Malbora. 0o Scr
ira forifjellig Sioe CT Tremfomlne1l
&ritif. / Mule0ning al, at .Sogfprer
M. M%noerien, scr er &ompog11on mco
gtiftstasi crer, Sagierer &rlro &C.
%teric,t, 6orrnaro / Malborg 2ao1lc-
% DiscontobanfS 8nnfroao, CT he
ffiffet til @l1rator /. forIenpGrenoc
@onfosiiitent 2ariens $50, bar lc=
melois Sngiprcrfirma benitillet til
Molborg Sngfererforclti1g at trent
fomme !rcc Sno1tilling ONT, at Scr
belfiitftf,; cit Mcoflrator ! Boet.
SfadenS !6ap1. Ser flaues opcr,
lat Sfagens @aon bar forliocn &uj-
plnos til at mobtagc Sc itore Siloc+
latter, iom inobringes oertil. Set
er lite ielpe 6aonett, iom CT for
lille, bpilfet III. d. les oeraf, at Der
CT fremiat flere fife iGrli9 hfoltc-
liae .Sorilog til Jorbeoring al Sp=
neutrality-suspicious.. Sor at faa
bette 6orbolb, iont ielpfglgelig CT al
itor Betponing for Sfagen, oronet,
Ell Ser ifgIge oSfagerg Mp." forle-
oe,1 nalgt cit Deplltatioal til mrtot=
Zig Iorbmnoli11g meo Grafifmiriite=
re,1 % Observation-Disclosures
Deputationc,t bnpbe ToretrG6c for
Sc napnte gll1toriteter forleden.
9gut 8~ranoitifter. Sen 20aaariac
.Gie1nitefarl Charles &eroabl, Der I
giopember 1912 latte SD paa
l@ooroeier Glalllens @aar0 / @llr-
lg % / Tebrllar 1918 paa en- Gooro-
eijer 81. 6. DAen: tilbsre1roe @oara
j Buris, ser Iigeleoes 1reobrenote,
ct iogn1t tire glars 6orbeoringsblS
og ifnI oesuocm i Gritatutittg ti fer
reIligc Observation-Disclosures
betole 47l1O5 81. l1noer 9dge'r e
set oplpi At bunsstr 3! @. g bor or
sM@&sassaaaH4 ssNrsIsa 4S85a@ssN@@ss3&%sNsas
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

1pgt Slsspaat nttele peo 1allee pau
lsjpllaro i. sommeren 1919. San
bar baret inologt til 9berpation
paa Wtborg Sinoslpgemnitalt, men
ira Mrltalten 6ar ban foaet oell Ut
te|t at bon life bar iinosipg ener
oaa1osspag % heller life Dor SCI, %
ban foretog Observation-Disclosures.
st % anbet.
Dprlrge ,gsbenien / 6gircbp
|paa 2ollano> Der flor blep ioemt
en- 0eoe paa $3.50 Str. for glager,
bar faaet @eoen eftergiuet.
Gn Silfeborgenier ifnr fprlc-
oen ct 5tpffe al cit Driprel1 paa ct
SapltGreri. @an monale0c ct @ar
Stp%plefuolcr. Nl er- Stgblelnalcr=
tic %pnroeret til otte 6oaneoers 19ore
b%e6rmgsbus.
Smnlermallieu fall l1oarte Tic
til nleaet. Drenge1e / Hpfebina pao
Onllter far laaleoes bittet boa at
tomlc paa 8oaitaper til oeres Mop-
ne, 8. b. /. gnroille=8 ogltaper, lom
De bor pillet al &inbmul,0encs Silt
0uer.
@ienoumsbmnoelcr. G%junoon1n,ell
Geltergaaro" / S%regoerllp i Gfu=
rlnn Sp9n er al @aaroejer 81. g.
6anien lolgt til q. M%ellergaaro al
Grejlepflol ter og Gbr. Mitfelie1 al
Gact mes @eiatni,g og SsS,lpclttar
for eli &jebeil,m al $4,000 Str. al
pncrtoge itrofs.
@aoroen uMdrrezStorgoaro"~
&ogn / Mosbjerg Sogn, tt1e0 @e=
iGt1t11tg o1 S11peltar, CT df Yroprie=
tor q. s. &olnt 1olgt til @anrbens
bibtiipGrenbc .6orpagter >Ganie]
Solm. &jpbe'a,m $4,000 &roner
Spcrtogcllc itrafs.
@uniel @olm for a rMprrc.
:, Storamr0" bercfter pperOraget liz
6aoer, q. &. @olm, CIT 8Dggegrulh
bcligge1be pou Ell %ifopbepof1et 8of=
fclfrn1lt / Gpgl1 8p / Mosbjcrl
Suan. Eaa berne @rl1n6, Ger Ct
im1tft 'beliggenoc meo Qloligt ppe1
&ottegat, ogtcr &jeberen at opipr{
en- &illo.
IS tf vGgct !@ppe6goaro"'s Scr.
scr / 5ferlm 5ogl1 bar 6@rr
, D%'ellcrgourb % Miffelien lolgt ca
is Sor. 9a,1o for ca. S,100 SIR. ii
@ooroejer Maos @onien al Sreg
ocrupgour6 / GfGrum Sogn, og ca
, 5 Ebr. 2onb til @nor0ejer Str. Gar
len al Mpgooro / Sferm Sogu 10
ca. 900 ST..
~ Mabs @olrien al uErgg0erup
goor6" far iolgt ca. Is 3or. 2a1j
: at %iioItnppnte Gjenopm til 6'Srr
Mellergooro % Miffelien for CO
j, 5000 &r.
Sens Se1rie11s &otel / Sfipc e
/ al gierinoenv 6r11 SSe1len, iolgt ii
ftp. !@otelejcr 9arlen / Monoers 10.
, $4,000 ar.
O0es @otel / 2empig .er iolg
til ftp. @initaioer Olien fra Boris
for $4,000 &r. 2bertngeli em ife,
lite Moi.
@aarOen u9pffesbprg"
&aarslcp suan er AT &roprietuu ST:
man iolat til Sc fpnife og ijellanb.
ifc o%elfietote @usmgnps l1oltpf.
ningsforeni11g for 100000 ar.
lroen @ciGtning. @ooroen bar %
S0r. @ortfprn.
- &ropr. s. q. 5cbltlt5, 9tei=
lombeo, far lolgt lin Gienoom til
6prpalter Geterlen Sn0oingegaaro.
for $4,000 SIR. Mrealet er $50
Scr. 2m10, 43 Cor. @artforn. Be
intning og &eoifuber m%eofsl9er. s
1902 fiebtc Scb,,lta Gienoommer
ior 2t5,0O0 &r.
- r&idraaaro" / SIN er al &ro-
prietnr S. &%jGr9aoro iolgt til 6or=
palter $. @citcrgonr0.
Slbebranbe. Sen 5. Mnrts nco.
brenote @nepplo SSseniens @aarb poo
@ellep scarf. Ga. 20 @%reatmrer pq
nnltcm nlIe Spircne tpoebrRn0te
&eltcne reboeoes. Slben formenes
opltaact ira Sforitene11.
= GarI goga1sens @aaro / alo,
rl,p er %-1re0bre11ot meb %l1n6tagelie
All St,,ebulct. Gn Snes &eer, Sui
memo og 6ierfrGet lamt ct &ar Iaor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

Over TOOL arm.0odtki6b. 90
T. Tusinder af Acres af uopdyrkett
Land ] Diet stsrste skandlnaviske Settle.
inent America, beliggende mellem ST,
Paul % Duluth. God lord, godt Wand. bed.
ste kllima, code Markeder, code veie. code
Skoler. Lave Priser. Send efter1ft Rsai Estata
sufeeta A.it. AkEasoa, Drassr, IS. lIHpsTsom, nIRn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-04
ART|CUL0S De FAMA
UNA NECESIDAD.

De la manera mas cordial podemos
recomendar nuestros lectores, ell lsC
del Liquido de Borrar Tinta de Carter,
que sacara toda clase de mancha de
inta del papel, MADEIRA tela
Es "El M6dico Gle la Casa" con su
uso Immediate salvara records de va.
1or, trajes, trabajos de MADEIRA
Quitara manchas frescas de tinta de-
papel, en- tai forma, que podra escri
bir en- la misma parte sin que Sc borrc
> tran1iorme ell papel Ell color amari
10.
En- las botellas hay una circular Ell
Espanol dando una completa direction
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-04
La ley de patentes
Continuation de la 5a. plana.) }

Secci6n 19.-Toda persona, sociedad,
asoclacl0n corporation i otra forma
cualquiera de organization comercial 8
industrial que emprendiere negocios
SIN la patente correspondence expedi-
ola pOr ell Tesorero del Municipio, 5
que dejare de satisfacer ell importc
de las mismas dentro del primer mes
de cada trimestre, incurrira en- una
multa maxima de cincuenta d6lares.
seg1n Sc provea por los Coneeios Mu
nlclpaleS en- sus Ordenanzas.
Secci6n 20.-Los Concejos Municipal
les haran pOr medic de Ordenanzas la
reglamentaci6n que creyeren necesaria
en- cada localidad para la aplicaci6n de
esta Ley de acuerdo con 10 que en- ella
Sc establece, Y senalaran las penalida
des q. estimen procedentes a los infrac-
torres de las disposiciones de la misma
Y de- dichas Ordenanzas, sin eNceder. en-
case de multa, de la cantidad de Gin.
cuenta d6lares FL ,Tuez de Paz 3 Ia
Corte Municipal correspondence como
ccran de las infraccioncs que Sc come
tan contra esta Ley contra los cita
dos Reglamentos del oCnceio. Las
multas impuestas ingresaran en- ell Te
soro de cada Municipalidad.
Secci6n 21.-Queda VICENTE hasta el
30 de JUNO de 1914, en- todo aquello
que no Sc OpOnga la aplicaci6n de-
senvolVlmlento de esta ley, la ley IT,
tulada Ley para establecer un nue.
20 Slstema de patentes industriales
1o cOmercio, para derogar el parrafo
10 de la Secci6n 70, Y las Secciones de
a II la 81, ambas inclusive. de ma
Ley para establecer un sistema de 90
HeHno local Y para otros fnes''', apro.
hada en- MARIO 13 de 1913; con las en-
mlendaS establecidas en- la misma Dor
una Ley para enmendar una ley ii
tulada Ley para establecer un nuevo
slstoma de patentes industriales de
oomercio, para derogar ell parrafo 10
de la Secci6n 70 las Secciones de la
Y la 81, ambas inclusive, de una
Ley para establecer un slstema de 90
blerno local y para otros fines, aproba-
en- MARIO 13 de 1913''', aprobada en-
agost0 II de 1919. Y en- dicha fecha.
30 de juniO de 1914, queda defnitiva-
mente derogada.
Secci6n 22-Toda Ley Q parte de ley
@ue Sc oponga a la presente, queda de-
rogada.
Secci6n 23.-Esta Ley empezara
regir inmediatamente despu6s de su
aprobaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-04
Seccion religiosa

Tabla de los sermones que, la mi
sa conventual de las nueve de la ma
mana, Sc predicaran tOdos los dOmin-
COS, durante este TEMPO Santo de
Cuaresma y Semana Santa, en- la lyle
sia Catedral y de los Sres. Sacerdotes
encargadOs de los mismos
Febrero 22.-Domingo de Quincua-
gesima-Sr Lectoral.
FebrerO 25.-Mi6rcoles de Ceniza-R.
p. Sr. Bernardo de Nueva Paz.
Mario 1o,-Domingo 10. de Cuares-
ma-Sr. Lectoral
Mario 8-Domingo 20. de Cuaresma
R. p Monserrat.
Mario 15.-Domingo 80 de Cuares-
ma-Pbro. Carlos Ormachea
Mario 22-Domingo 40. de Cuares-
ma-El Diacono Gonzalo Noel Aqua
yo.
Mario 29.-Domingo de Passion
Pbro. Carlos Ormachea.
Abril 5.-Domingo de Ramos, por la
noche-R. p Franciscano.
Abril 8.-Miercoles Santo por la no
che-Pbro. Mariana Vasallo.
Abril 9.-Jueves Santo, tres de Ia
tarde-R. P. Franciscano.
Abril 10.-Viernes Santo, por la no.
che-Pbro. Arturo Garcia Luque.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, Febrero de-
1914.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-04

para su uso. Siempre tenemos exis-
tencia de este producto que es de gran
valor para casa ofcina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-04

Esta es la famosa marca de la meior
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-13
The War News Censorship

Instead of growing better, the cen sorship over war news is growing more rigid each day, and probably for the first time since the invention of the telegraph events of startling, worldwide moment cannot be chron- icled.
 Since the cables between the United States and Germany were cut, nothing but an exceedingly meager news serv- ice through London is possible from any point within the German, Russian or Austro- Hungarian empires, and even such dispatches as get through by way of London are vigorously cen sored by the British authorities. News dispatches from France and Belgium all are subject to like governmental supervision.
 A few weeks ago it would have been thought impossible to isolate Europe so completely from the rest of the world. Readers of The Age Herald, however, may feel assured of all the news possible to be obtained, for this newspaper seven days in the week publishes the full dispatches of the Associated Press-the greatest news gathering agency in the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-13
Bringing Settlers to the South

The Southern Settlement and Devel- opment organization which was formed last spring is planning for an active campaign this fall S. Davies Warfield of Baltimore, chairman of the Seaboard Air Line, is the president of the settlement organization and in- tends to give it his st personal att tention.
 In order for the association to achieve large results, earnest coop eration on the part of leading men in every state of the south is needed. Such cooperation is already assured in number of states and it is be- lieved that every state will be in line.
 The trouble with many movements for bringing desirable settlers to the south has been lack of the "stick-to it" policy and a lack of practically directed effort. Not few immigra- ton associations and homeseekers' movements have started off with great promise, but the enthusiasm died out, and little was accomplished.
 In recent years the railroads trav- ersing the south have done much to exploit the souths 1ich resources and lave induced thousands of homeseek CTS from the north to settle in this part of the country. Their work is systematic and permanent.
 I The new organization for develop ing the south will, it may be taken for granted, work in conjunction with the industrial departments of the rail roads.
 This is good year for inaugurating a homeseekers' movement, for the south is making fine shoping in crop diversification and in agricultural progress generally. The compara- lively low prices of Alabama farm lands are certainly attractive, and the steady enhancement in values should not be without it's appeal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-13
The Congressional Elections

Three or four months ago 1t might have been a good guess that the demo- crats would have barely a majority in the next House of Representatives; but be- lieve now that the majority will be very large" said A. s. Conway of New York.
 T am not a politician, but l voted the democratic ticket in 1912 and expect to vote the same way this November. Dur ing the last four weeks I have travelled through a number of western E sltes. I found the Underwood tariff popular in that section. The banking and currency act meets with favor in all business cir cles east and west, and the antitrust leg islation to be enacted while 1t may not be popular in Wall street will, I have no doubt, give satisfaction to the people.
 The republicans are in a disorganized state If they had old time leaders who could bring about harmony the demo- crats might lose in certain districts. per- haps; but the democratic administration has made good, and by way of indorse- ment. there will be signal democratic victory this fall"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-13
LUKE M'LUKE SAYS
the Cincinnati Enauirer.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
 A woman Is queer proposition. The
 more she brags about her husband before
 company the more she roasts him when they are alone.
 Many man who is too honest to dye
 his hair thinks nothing of whitewashing
 his conscience.
 Anyway, the old-fashioned man who
 used to bring home his booze in jug.
 and called it groceries" didn't have to
 go to the polls every few months and vote
 against a proposition that would compel
 him to purchase his liquor from blind
 tiger and pay four prices for it. And if the Society for the Regulation of Other Peoples Business can compel you to submit to statewide prohibition. what is to prevent it from going further and regulating the width of your pants and the height of your collar? Every woman wants to own something she can boss. And if she can't get a dog or a cat she gets a husband. Men are but grown boys. And you may have noticed that when two boys are playing with toy wagon the smallest boy is always the horse. 1 Even If you are lacking in some things, l cheer up. The dog with the shortest tail wears the fewest tin cans. There is a use for everything. The man who has flowing mess of whiskers sell dom spills any soup on his shirt front. | Adam hadn't anything to kick about | When he came home at night Eve never kissed him to get a whiff of his breath | to see if he had been drinking. The trouble with this world is that people who haven't anything to say al ways insist upon saying 1t. | Any bonehead can shoot straight. But | it takes man to think straight. A man never knows how many faults he has until he marries. The wooden-headed Indian who used to stand in front of the cigar store has been displaced by the ivory-headed Indian who stands in front of the big league l ba seball stands.
 | History contains the names of many eloquent orators. But when it comes tc l talking, old General Booze can make the , others look like dummies.
 Among the other pests man hates tf meet is the guy who is so lazy that he
 lets the wind blow his nose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-13
Builders of Birmingham

The Traders National bank in it's bio graphical series entitled, Builders of Birmingham.' issues in connection with its August calendar this sketch:
 Eugene LeVert Brown was born in Marion, on November IT, 1865. In 1887 he came to Birmingham and engaged in the mercantile business. Ten years later he entered the real estate field. a line of endeavor to which he is par ticularly well suited by reason of his initiative. enterprise and judgment. The firm of Brown Brothers & Co, of which he is the head, is one of the strongest in the state and has wide connections.
 Tn 1901 a new era in the real es- tate business in Birmingham was be- gun as a direct result of MT. Browns efforts. when the construction of the Woodward building. Birmingham's first skyscraper, was commenced. This build ing was erected by MT. W. H. Wood ward. as were the First National bank building and the Brown Marx annex, under the supervision and upon the advice of MT. Brown, in whose judg- ment and ability MT. Woodward placed great confidence. The original Brown Marx building. now the largest in the south. was promoted and erected by Brown Brothers & Co.,. in connection with MT. Otto Marx.
 MT. Brown has been active in many public undertakings. and Is prominent in the affairs of the Chamber of Com merce and other civic organizations. He is director of the First National bank of Birmingham and is interested In oth- or successful enterprises