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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
Jmgcnbiid)e Ndmber
gcSrc6tcn orn GDlisiitcn bci ibrer
9erbnftnng nit yicuOlpern.

Ostettip Senite bon Noripoob, tpurs
be gsItsrn beauitragt, cine Rdubsrbohlc
ausfinOig 81 MAIDEN, nel4e anf6e!s
ntno BON 5ipsi IL uno IA Sabre alien
Burjd9en dugelegt iporben 1T, be
beim ausrduben einss gdnbD 2as
bens an Der WounO unb Wlain Str.
in ROrpoob absefaBt purbsn. DIE
iuaenbliden Rduber battsn bem poli.
3eisSsrseant 9tblers mitgsibeilt, bag
lie cine 2otal5ei6nung ibrer .S6ble"
angeisrtist babeH. Ra9 biefer bsfirs
bet ii6 Der Ghlupfpintel an ocr
Penniplbania Giisnbabn. polisci.
def aenoall nimmt an, Dab Die SDb.e
nod anbsre geitOblsne GsssnitanO.
entbGIt.
Die 8srbafteten gsItanben Elm, b1B
lie uu9 Der Dobnung bes Stao.s
ratbes 9enrb Gmitb tpdbrenb bst
9lbtueienbeit Der Gamilie einen 9eTuh
dbgeitattet bdttsn, unb 5ipei Repolper,
etRe SaidsnIdmpe un0 cine goloens
ubr entiDenoet ba6en. poli5iit Wilep
Otrnabm in bsr Oienitag ga6t ipG1s
renO ieines Run0gangss Elm psrbd6ti.
ges @erdui6 in bsm ganoplubsn uno
sutbedts bic Sdlingsl bel Der bsiisn
9trbeit. 2lls Der geante einen Der
Burden padte, Ioll berIsIbs sinsn
ReDOIpsr auf ben Yoli5iiten geridtst
baben. Wilen 6ra9te bsm Sungsn
iAnell RaiIon Bel unb iibsrgab ieinen
GefaHssneH einsm StraBenbabnsaons
outtsur. oamit er oen anberen gurihei
ebenfaIls psrbaftsn tonnt.. Die g.ns
gel batten grpbe Often nit ganbp
gum Mitnebmen fsrtis seitsllt, bsss
9Ieideu gGae unb 8ais6all Sanbs
idubs eingspadt. Der 5ipeite gengel
mar Hu4 ben Q(nsaben bes poli3iItsr
ebenfalls bsipaffnst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
Slmi's Tab ourdJ Die Welt.

Giner telepboniiftn Wittbeilung
aus 9aptOn. g.. 5ufo!gc baben iid Der
Is Sabre dIte Rop SenHett unb baIIen
aIsi4altriser 1rsuuO 9orsn5 Sosan
gsitern Morssn auf's Rao geIbpuns
gen unb ibrer 9atsritaot ben Giiden
gete6rt. gie in Der Wlittbeiluns err
ipd6nt rpuros, bdt Jto1 feline grIpar.
niiie in S6bs bon 800 Bel fid. Jrdu
6osan fanb III ben 1interlaiienen gu
den ibres Sobnss einen 3ettel por,
lpeider 2tuiIdlub iiber bic ReiIeroute
Der .@eltreiisnoen" qab. Die Sungen
lpurben am Radmittlg in 2ebanon,
g., qeIe6en. gle battsn sinem unoss
rem ana6en mitgetbeiIt, oub lie iia
nab Cincinnati begeben ipoaien. 9is
a3jplisei lit i'm geiiB elmer gitsn qerios
na!6eI6rei6un1 Der 9urd6renner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
@ams init ibnen.
Mapor Spicgel ipiG bci Den Giuil'
biemit.aummiiiGren rcincS 9anS
MAIDEN.

GibiloicnIt in Cincinnati lit ni6t
1fiid, lul6 nid)t 6leiid, uH0 jeoers
mann miro penn giirgermeiiter Spie.
gel GeiItimnen, ipenn CT lid] belnilbt,
ans Der gebor0e ipenigten5 oas cine
ODER oag anbere 5ii MAIDEN Gu3u lit
not6pencig, oaB Der 9iraioeut Der
Gipiioienlt.apnlmiiiion gC9t, uno 0a
6as uobl nidt gilttuilli1 geidie5t,
peroen Uobl anbere @inBregeln err
grifien lperoen. gr1iioent Der Gipil.
Sienit. .aommiiiion lit Ser GbarlcS
SO. g9ilbp. 9as ShidiuI Oes @egau.
genlueroens ioQ aud Der Cbererami.
major 8lace tbeiIen, ben Die Slrnt ide
glominiItratiou aus oem ionnenblu'
pligiten 5beiIe oes Stoate5 aunius
fomnten lieb, oanlit er bier rGipil.
0ienit" Der,apie. Die aontroperie nit
benz 8eterinarinipeftor ,Sanien, Der
ieit Sabren icinen Soften ime bat
obne Die oon ben 0erren @ilbp uuo
Elncr ic gang energiI6 betonte GiDil.
oienItpriiipng beitanoen ]u haben, ioll
Der Strid iein, an ipelden Ole Serren
g9ilbp uno glace politiid 8ebdn8t
meroen IrQen. Wtit Hiidiidt aut oen
,,9leiorueiier" Der beiOgl Serrau lit
mir gu miinifen, bob 9irgermeiitcr
spiegel nit icinen 9lniid)ten burG.
oringt. Sic, sic gluiidten namli6.
iino bausbaden, aber ua5r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
gaOiider llntcritilenuss.gerein

Ger 9aOiide llnteritiisungsoerein
Oerianmelte lid geitern gIbeuo III
5lamm's Saae, Vic.viiden ino Glocr
strobe, siir balbmonatlihen Sip.
uns. @rdfioent 6rie @eieer iiibrtc
ben @oriie un0 Setretdr Sobn 9ie-
bolb bas Qrctofoq. Gie aranfenliitc
mar siemIit umfangreif, benn lie be.
trua St06. Ser 9etrng miro ourd)
Sos araWenfommittec sur 9lus5a)-
luna gelhngen. Serr Charles Nesset
Duroc ais gbreumItgIie0 errpdbli
lno ieine Giniiibrung miro in Der
ndtiten @eriammlung eriolgen. 9us
Qienictoinmittce prhleIt meitere 3eh
betrciis sl6baItilng elmer Sommerieit'
Iihfeit. @inIuoungen pon Sdytpdbi'
ifen unteritiisltngs. s.Gerein BON Heir
yorf uno pom @lioB. 9otbrtneer Der
eirL iulrom angenomnen imo in
leeterem Sale forporatipe @etbeili'
euns 3iieeiuet. gln Der aintogeblina
bes iiberaIen giirsertbums miro iidj
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
lie SlOcn6urser.

9lud 6ie SIoenburger iiebeu gan5
I'M 3eifen ser liberalen aunSgebuHa
an % @lai. Gas ergab iib III Der
gelirig,m Siblmg in cummings Saae,
Gil Der Mtain lnO Grei5ebnten Ctr.
Serr @ilinm g3itte, elmer Der 3iui'
iions.IarihdGe, eritattete 9eridjt
iiber Die gorbereitlugen mb dc
Wiitalieber funOeten Serrn @itte,
bab lie bineeben, mobin er lie fibre.
Yraiioent 9rintmnnn ihloB lid Den
9lusiiibrungen polllg al ino oasielbe
that ser antirenoe Sefretar Serr
slntcn Sedmann. Gin giitglieo beiin-
BET iicl oui ser GrantenIiite. 3ie Gin
nabmen oes slbeubs paren $20.25
uno Die gIusgaben 81,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
G6iHauarbrihteu.

Rsn gort, 6. Wlai. 9(nget.:
Olympic" BON Sout9ampton; o@epos
lib BON Bremen.
9tbgeg.: n5rance" na6 6apre;
r9lmerica" uRo San 9uglieImo"
mad. geapeI.
9bttabe(p6ia. Qt6geg.: Bring
Gstdr" nab 6amburg.
Baltimore. gInget.: Bosnia"
DON 6dmbura.
W1pntrsuI. 2(naet.: .9ltbenid"
Oon @lasgpp, rSicilian" pou QoHs
Don. gtb9eg.: rSaturnia" na6
@lasaoR
@eapet. 9tnget.; Berlin. nU&az
opnna" uno .Suronid" Don gislp
gOrt. 2t6geg,: n9aconia" nah
glep 0prt.
aia8arb. gaTirt: .9raf gBaI.
beriee", Don Rem gurt Hu6 6amburg
beitimmt.
Tifbguarb. 2tnget.: rGarmas
MIA, BON Bottom na6 9iOerppoI bes
itimmt.
Queenstopn. 2(bgeg.: ,2Iras
BIC, pon 2ioerppol mad Bolton bes
itimmt.
SoutAamptOu. 4bs.: y81ons
prin3eiitr @scilte" uuo rgaetp Yort"
mad Rem gprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

tpnrbe, 1T Der Sunse bon Der Wanoer>
lrit befallen uno bat bereits mebrmals
bas slterli4e 9eim perldfen.
= Die poliaei tpurbe geiisrn er,
iu6t, llmIddu mad bsm 50 Sabre
alien Mihdel Megormdd gu bals
ten, ipslfer felt bem 2. april aus lei
ner Seimat9situbt NafbDille, Sena.,
perT6punben lit. 9err WicGOrmdd
geb6rt ben beiten GsiellitoftstreiIsn
an, unb tuurbe ieine Spur Bis fur5
bor Cincinnati perfolet. Gs tpirc
angsnommsn, bab Der 8eri4punoeHt
bur9 bic 5olsen elmer tiir5li9 iiber.
ftanOenen arantbsit on Gebddtnib.
I6ipGfe leiost.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
Seuer.

= Die 5eusrpsbr purbs s.itsrn .
Wtdl ndh ben gnlagen Der Benjamin
Sen Gc., Ro. 118 Bis 120 groaSpaD
geruien, ba Der automatiids Spren.z
Ter iia ielbitibdtis in genssuna gez
febt battle. Der erits 2tldrm bisier
2lrt iuuroe geitsrn @ormittug turS
nod 10 llbr, uno Der 5peite eeit.rn
abeno tur5 nad 10 llbr abseseben.
- Sn sinsm lssritsbsnbsn Saui:
Der GalopsIl Jdrm, nabe Der g., 6.
II. .. 9abn uno Millere.t, in Sar!.
nell. bro6 in Der Sinitns Na6t eii
5suer aus, psldes bds @s6Gube fat
pollitlnoig ssrftOrte. Der anssrid-
tete Sdabeu b.Idut iib auf $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
perionaIsN otiseH.

Serr Gbarles 9ruettin
iii naf tlirjem arnnfenlager ieiner
Sieben bur6 Den So0 entriiien NOR.
Den, innig 6etraliert BON alien, 0it
i'm tannten. gr mar ieiner Dtiltte,
cine treue Stiiee imo 0ie Sinterblic,
benen ba6en oos Ger5lidite Mitgc.
iiibl ibrcr 5ablreiheH 6reunbe nm
9etannten. Der 9erbliGene bate nur
EN- sIltcr pon 30 ,Sabren erreidst. 9ic
9eerSigung iinoet am Gouneritag
gta6mittag bonn Srauerbauie, 3099
Golerain sIuc, aus auf Spring
0rouc iiatt.
Sn Der SIiitbe i6rsr Sabre n!,rSe
esitern 5 obaHna 6reife, sss
liebts So9ter BON unlsrem betann.en
Wlitbiirger 9sOrge 6tsiie unS beiIsn
0attin Sophie, i'm %. 9ebeRsiabre
bon osm uner6ittli9en COB mad ldnge.
rem Geibeu aus osm Geben abbsruiea.
Die 9srbli6ene mar Elm WitgIieb beg
Sir6en6orss Der Ct. petsrs airGe
uno ge90rts aud anoersn tirdliacn
1srsinen an. Sbr freunblides uno
lie5snsipiiroisss Weisn bate ii5 ale
Ser5eH erobsri unb 6etrausrs i5F. i55.
Grsunbe Sen Sob aufrittis. Die Bel
ieBung finb.t am Samitas, ben 8.
Wtai. Radmittass 2 ubr, pom 5raus
erbauis, Ro. 10 pusblo Strabe, Dr..
4u6urn aus. auf bsm @alnut 6ills
5risbbot auf osm Gamilienzgssrd6s
nibplsB itatt. paitor Saupt pirb bic
5raurfeierIi6teitsn lsiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

!Reife suriid. Die 3abi Der oeuti1en
Ginpanoerer aug perItiebenen 2Gnz
bern tpd6reno ber neun Wpndte 6etru9
58, ,322 Beriunen, unb S0S7 oeutIde
Ginpannerer perlieBen pdbrenO Der
8etidtsperiooe bic Ser. Staaten. Qtus
Seiterrei6 trafen 109,84S Ginpunoez
rer Elm uno 22,471 tebrien na4Ssiter=
reid 5uriid. Nus llngdru trafen 1922
3S3 Ginpdnoerer Elm unp 2T054
Ginlpanoerer reiiten nad llngdrn 5us
rid. glus Der S6pel3 trafen 3044
Ginpanoerer Elm uno 295 fehrten Suz
rid. 2tus Stalien umfaBte bic Sin.
pdnberuna 212,257 perionen unO Die
Riifipanoerung na6 Stalien bs3if=
ferte ii6 auf 1882 qerionen. g(us
RuBiano unO 5Sinlano betrug Die
Ginpanoerung 206, $50 9erI0nen uuo
bi. RifnanoerunQ naa HuBlano uno
Tinlauo 30,79O Yerionen. Die Gin=
panberung aug europa rmfdBte nab
reno Der geri6tsperioos 1925 perz
Ionen uno Die Hutponoeruns na6
europa 1S3,867 9erionen.
90bere 3oll Gtuna6men
trOB nisortgerer 6 i'm
fubr50lle.
@af6i1gton, ,. g., 6, Mui
0ie 3oaeinnabmen ieit oem Sutrafts
treten oes llnberppoOs5arifs hab.n
bic optimiitiIditen SOffnunger Der be-
motratiI6en 6ii6rsr bel Der SarifsRe'
uiIipn nod iibertrOffen, ME Silf5s
S6abamtsIetretdr g!tlIiam g. Wlols
burn, Dem Oas 3olpeien unterite9t,
ertldrte.
Serr MalburR erpdbnte, oub man
pd6renb oes eriter Sa6res, in rpeItem
ous neue 9eieB in Dirtiumtett mar,
einen gtiidgnng Der 3olleinnabmen err
partete, nab ben jebigeu 9luslihten
cher am Gnbe beg 6istaljahres, am /.
SSlli 1914. cine Grb0bung Der Cir
nabmen I'M $10,000,000, D. +. eire
@eiammteinndbme pon $280.O00000,
an errpurtsn lei. 5err Ulalburd
i6reibt bic 3unaAme i'm SmpOrtsss
I6Gft ben ermdBisten 36aen 5u.
8eders 3petter 9roaeb.
Rem gort, 6. Mai. Charles
9edsr, Der e6emaliae qpliSeileutnant,
iIono heute bds spetts MaI por @e=
riht, um iid auf bic 9tntlaae Der lr.
bcberIhaft beg 9omplr.ts sur Grmors
brna bss Spielers RoIenthal Su pers
on!porten, ndhbem oas uber i'm i'm
eriten proaeb berbGnate 5obesurtbcil
reaen Re4tsirrtbiimer umaeftoben
tporosn mar.
Sei 9cainn Ses 9roaeiies ersffnsten
gcders 4ntpdlte einen hefttoen 2tn1rtff
dIf ben Stontsanpdlt @6itman, oen
Il, pOrpdrfen. oaB er bic 9reiTe unb
baS 8ublitum AT llnauniten bes g[ns
aefldaten beeinflubt babe. inoem tr DOT
Der SeffentIi6teit bic 3puaen bes
Tsineibs bsi6ulbiate. reIds BE bier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
6leine psli5einahrid,ten

- 81. 9ststtips 5ram. II. Sarno!o
berbafts.en seiiern 9lbsno ben Derts
fiibrer Der Crescent Motor Gar Werte
Dpisbt Gtebben, 36 Sabre alt, unter
Der 9sIhuloisung bcs DiebItdbls.
Stsbben tpobnt go. 234. II. Str. in
Carthage unb fpurber I'M Belize bes
Wlannes psrifiebene Geasnitdnbs ses
funbsn. ipel6e Gissntbum Der Motprs
tperie Iein ipueH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

anqa6, erfu6te geitern ii6er bus sele,
p6on ben Rafthef Stegner, iofort
slusi Oetettips nad bort gu Ienben,
lin Die6e absufafien frel6e Gin
Bride in bic Wsrte ansfii6ren. Na6
ten W2itt6eilungsn beg dnI6einenO
oeiltesaeifSrten Mannes lei bic polis
ssi in aerington teinsn S4nB YulDer
pertb, neB6alb er I'm Senoung Der
gineinnatier Geteftips eriu4te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

Der @erein natiirlid in boiler Stdrfe
betbeiligen. Ter 8erein periammeIt
ii6 I'm 7 l1br gbenos in SlamntS
&oae, uno iuer iid ben gaoeniern
anidlieben nil, lit millfommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
sonSerbarer g9nnidl.

Gin Maun. iDslder feinsn glamen
ols %. 6. Rpis, Dertfiibrer Der
9ottIina WOris in asIinstoH. ab.,
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germst

Der 10 Sabre alts Clarence Sil6sr
.tpirb felt ben 8. Wni aus Der elterli.
den Mobnuns, SO. 715 Gang Strabr,
ptrmibt. Dis Der poIisei mitsstbsiIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
ge6!

,gtun. bate Dein 2lntrag BEL Der uIs
ten reifen Schadtel Grfolg2"
.5otaI porbsi segIiidt ibrsm
aieblingsoadeI auf ben SdpanS es'
inist!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10
WOULD ABOLISH coRoNERs
American Medical Association Says
 Our System Is Obsolete

The American Medical association. which numbers many thousands of mem hers, has put itself on record. through it's journal. as favoring the abolition of the ancient coroner system, says the New York Times
 About year ago says the editor. The Journal of the American Medical Association commented on the inadequaey of the machinery in this country for proper conduct of the coroncr's office and stated that thorough rehabilitation along modern lines was urgently needed It was also stated that so long as the cor oner remains an elective officer with q continuous tenure of at most four years. II is not likely that the oiicc will be filled generally with properly trained men.
 "A bill is now pending in the New York legislature to do away with the ancient coroner system and to substitute for 1t a sy stem of medical examiners. The hnt provides for new officer to he known as the chief medical examiner, who must be skilled patholog.st, with at least 10 years practical experience in the per forming of necropsies. to be appointed by the mayor. and to hold office until he re- signs or is removed for cause after a hearing. He will appoint assistant exam iners, chemists. clerks. etc, as may be deemed necessary. subject to approval by the board of estimate and apportionment.
 ''The power of the present coroner is limited so that this officer will hold in- quests only fin cases referred to him by the district attorney. acting as magis- tratc. The new law also marks the abol- ishment of the coroner's jury body which is costly. useless and often ridie-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10
A S25,000 WEDDING GIFT
 FOR JESSE WILSON SAYRE
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
 One of the most interesting of the wedding gifts for Mrs Jessie Wilson Sayre has just arrived in New York. It Is Turkish rug valued at s25.ooo. and is the gift of Henry MorRenthau. ambassador to Turkey. Complications in the foreign parcel post delayed Mr. Morgenthau's present for more than three months.
 Andon Papahian, dealer, says the rug was made by hand by Mantiza, a beau tiful slave girl in the harem of the Sul- tan Selim in the eighteenth century. under romantic and tragic circum- stances. The theme of the design Is an allesory of the struggle between happi- ness and misery, virtue and vice. A courier who had fallen in love with Mantiza suggested the design to Selim in order that he might visit her under pretense of instructing her in the weaving. the manner of which is un- usual. as well as the theme.
 The work took Mantiza five years. and the Sultan learned the secret of the sweethearts. The night after the Lrug was finished Mantlza and the cour- tier were spirited away and never seen again. A light blue madallion in the center of the rug is surrounded by a crimson field. on which savage beasts are in mortal combat, within a border of wild flowers and singing nightingales.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10
"FIYE YEARS To FIND OUT.

 Ny I. A. R. wylie. Frontpiece by Frank lin Booth. The Bobbs, Merrill company, publishers. Indianapolis.
 Miss Ida A R. Wylie the author of the delightful little story, has in the past been known for her powerful novels of India and such important sociological works as The Germans It is a keen surprise, therefore, for those who have road her previous productions to sit down with this new book to the enjoyment of story as pure as its narrative qualities, as rich in its tender pathos, and as telling in its simple philosophy as her other books were strong in their convictions, foreeful in their portrayal of conditions. and powerful in their messages.
 Five Years to Find Out" to be sure, Is a story of English life in the fashion1 able district of Portman Square, London. But it might just as well be story of our own New York. or Chicago, or Phla- delphia, or Frisco. for it is human. hu- man, human from beginning to end. / You will recognize the type who come to play the various roles in this drama of every day life, so universal are they It is not matter of national peculiarities with which Mis- Wylie deals; hers is . study of human inconsistencies, human weaknesses, human faults.
 It Is true that this family of which Miss Wylie tells had a great establishment in Portman Square and they had still more fabously large allowance from a still more fabousy wealthy uncle = Uncle Jeremy-whom they had forgotten and really didn't care to remember, just as they had forgotten Archfe, the son of the great establishment, and little Archies birthday
 But on Archie's fifth forgotten birth day, the Goblin came to Portman Square
 And it was on the same night that the large allowance vanished and then they all remembered-or better-they found out.
 / The first sensation that this book leaves with the reader is that of delight: the second is amazement at the versatility of the author; the third is relish of the humor in the plot of expression. It is rich and mellow hunAor-from the hear and close to gentle pathos.
 The story of the husband and wife who found out after five years that the secret of happiness is love. not money. con stitutes contribution not to literature
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10
Chickens Poor Gas Detectors

In combating mine fire at a collery in the Ranisanj coal field in Indiana. a chicken was carried in by two members of the fire fighting squad. On returning 10 the pit bottom the chicken was all right. but both men fell to the ground in q col lapsed state. which seems to prove that chickens are not suitable as detectors of gasseous atmosphere in mine rescue work
 One reason for the experiments with chickens is due to the fact that many mining men believe mice and canaries are too delicate indicators of danger. Such authorities contend that the margin of safety with mice and canaTies is too large. for these latter. when used as de- tectors. keel over at a time when men are still unaffected and can continue quite a while in their rescue operations.
 What is desired is some animal or bird that is only slightly more susceptible to poisonous atmospheres than man. At the same time, of course, it must be remem- hered that in rescue work. the man is ac- lively engaged in expendifig physical ef- fort, while the animal is usually at rest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10

sYou Will Be surprised How It Destroys
 Dsndrlff and Forces Hair to Growr
 most startling effects is the thorough removal of dandruff and other scalp affiliations. I dare say there is no hair grower and dandruff remover known as rich and satisfying in quick results as the formula made by mixing one- half pint of water and alcohol Cor one full pint of bay rum. if preferredl with one ounce of beta -quirol which can be obtained at any drug store. This formula makes q greater quantity of hair grower and at less cost than any ordinary prepared hair treatment. and 1t is positively unexcelled.. Dandruff will disappear. your hair will stop fall ing. take on new life and vigor, and grow wonderfully.
 DoRoTHEA K.-rhe thorough re- moval of hair is q very easy matter. when the proper means are employed. Many women uso. depilatorfes that harm the skin and that remove the hair unevenly and but. partially. The only highly successful and harmless method I know of, and I have tried scores .os different ones. is. to dissolve the hair, and not burn 1t off. All that 4s necissary is to moisten the super ! fluous hair with simple. sulfo solution, which can be obtHined at any drug store. In a few monsentE you will see every hair, thick or thin, disso1ved away It is really magic. It can. Do used. on tho most sensitive skin with out leaving tho least mark. md with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10
The Secret of Forcing Hair
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out causing the least injury. in fact it is highly beneficial to the skin
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 MRS. R. O. S.-Try this for heautify- ing your skin and see If you do not see the most wonderful difference in a short time. The red spots freckles and muddiness will be no more and you will find by continued use that your complexion will be the envy of scores ofsyour friends who are using more expensive creams and lots of la : Dor and patience in the effort Tn a pint of water, mix one tablespoonful of glycerine and one ounce of zintone. which you can obtain at any drug store. This makes a beautiful. satiny Ssed s Se enemy of snd a spots anS skin blemishes. Your skin will become exauisitely beautiful. Try it.
 
 CORDELIA Mes, you can make win the bet You will see how quickly you will get rid of those deep lines. crows feet and wrinkles by using a fuls of glycerine and two ounces of eptol th half pint of hot water. wish every woman in the land old and nary wrinkle remover. Any drug = store will furnish you with the eptoi and glycerine. It should be mixed at home.
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 CLASSY-The development of the k3 bust Is problematical at best. No one E can assure you of success. Neverthe- Ry as 1t is safe and has produced very decided results: Mix together half a ,up of sugar, two ounces of ruetone (ob- pint of hot water. Dissolve thor uiariy after meals and da'RBedfhn,s at Bedfime. reg
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 blaekhsadS few inutssse na get a,tsE sid ysa of read r,, l., this: Surprising. but 1t Is fact. ep sponge tS ,,. yet wi with hot water, and rub ish. It is the only successfui m black cR head remover ever known. Any drug store will supply you with the neroxin.
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 JUDITH T.--A head wash of won- one ssasfs M is of hot wntsr elsans the scalp and half ssxauisitoly and thorough1y. and in a soap or other shampoo. Fhe eeEol can be secured at any drug store.
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 ARM PITs-.Porspiraticn under the arms and ofi the .fcet and other parts odcr positfveiy destroyed by the sim pie application of hydrolised tale. Ap- ply the same as any ta1cum powder. but do not mix tho two. You viii find this will ssve damage to your gowns and tho many yninories and ombarrass- = ments because of arm-pit precipitation. stores.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10
1OOO-lbs
 of Ice F R E E
with Every North Star

Just because the weather Is a little cool is no reason to put off getting that North Star Refrigerator-especially now while you can get with lt 1000 lbs. of ice FREE.
 This North Star pictured here you will notice has san itary base. No dirt can ac- cumulate under 1t.
 The reason that North Star Refrigerators are so well liked is because they consume SO little ice. The reason they consume so little ice Is be- cause their walls are packed with granulated cork. Right below this line is a picture of the sanitary "cork filled North Star"