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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-26
JACOB A. R|Ss
IS NO MORE
GBy Associated Pressl

Barre. Mass. May 26.-Jacob A.
Riis.a widely known author and social
worker. died here today.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10

bic S6iiiIs purben bic paIIanten in
groBe Quiregung oerfeBt unO aLIes
ili6tete, I'm ii4 aus Dem gsreih Der
&ugeln gu retten. Die StraBe mar i'm
umieAen leer, nur elm Neger blie6 itez
ben unb i4uute nit Yera9tung auf
ieine i6iebIuitige RufegenoiTin. Der
Reqer mar SoIepb 8pro, Elm Qrtiit,
uub bic S6uBin girbie gprb, ieins
boIoe Satin, Uon beren 5reffiiGerbeit
er boa iibsr3eugt 9epeien lit. 0as
paar purbe unter Der geihulbigung
bes unorbentlihen 8etragens singes
lo6t, jeoo6 ipGter gegen giirqIauft
entlaiisn. Die girbie Der Yoli3ei
mittbeilts, bate ibr Gatte Iie am
Wpntag gl6enb BEL elmer probe zines
2lttes gsidlagsn, ba tie unter aqer
&ritit gemimt baben IoQ. sic lei ie>
bob bic bette aiinitlerin, lpsl6e auf
Ger 9iibne auftritt uno laIIe iih eine
oerartige 9ehanblung niAt gefallen.
9lus bisism 9runbe griff lie gum Re-
Dolper, I'm Soiepb einen Sent3sttel
81 geben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Spdbter sps 6ehplper.
Srau &aSel crmirft ciuen SoaitGefebl
segen lire Stieftohter W,
@irmel.

6rau Settle &aSel Satin Deg
2ei6cnbeitatters Sobl 5. RabeI, er'
rpirfte aeitern i'm Nhtni3ipoIgeritt
eiueu SaitbefcbI qegeu tire Sttef.
to6tcr, 6rau Manie 8irmeI, an Der
Golerairl glpenue uno Waribau Str.
pubnboit. 6rau Raoel be5id)tigt ibre
Stieitodter, hoB OieieI6e pdbreuo eI.
nes @ortpedielS, Der in Der @ob-
nlng Der 5rau Gooel in Wlt Sope
itattgeiltnocn hat, pIobIid) einen 9ie-
ooIuer 3oq mo lie beorobte, Serr
Ra0el iprong hu5miidlen uno elit-
pan0 ieiuer Sod,ter DIE @affc. Zen
lpubren @runo oes 9ertpiiriuiiieS
5tpiihen @httter uno Stieftohter mar
Serr &ooeI uiht geueigt on3ugebert.
9lls 6rou @irmel in Grfuhrung ae-
6raft bottc, oaB Elm 6oitbeicbl aegen
lie erpirtt iei, iteQtc lie it'd ielbit Der
ToIi5ei rnO plroe 9egen 9iirgi6aft
aus Der Sait eutIoiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Die sJniursenten
!Sa6cu bei Der @abl bes SircftpriMns
oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge'
tuDnnen.

9eleeentli6 Der Wabl Der neuen
SruItees bes po!i3si peniionsfonos
Iaben bic ,SnIursenten" nit groben
Stimmsnmebrbeitsn geponneH unb Die
iGmmtlidsn bisberigen Sruitess iinb
unterIegen.
getonntlih berrithte in poli5eitreis
len gang setpultiger unpiae barber,
oab bic Sruitees oes Yeniicnsfonos
pGbrenb Der Sunt'ihen qbminiitraz
tion itatt Der bis babin iibli1 gepeie>
nen einbeitlihen psniion Der in ben
Rubeitdnb setretensn Polioiiten ub=
itufsnoe peniipnen ie mad oem Ranse,
ben Der Notwithstanding betleioet,
eingefiibrt battsn uno Die 6ol9e NOR,
bub als bic @dbl branriidte, oIe rsSn,
iurgsnten" Elm sigsnss Sitst iHs Selo
i:elten. Die Ra65Gblung Ser bel Der
Wobl abgegebenen StimmeH, bic ges
tern bur6 bic Glerts gaer unb
Dsmpiter i'm Bureau bes Si6erbeits>
DIRECTORS Solmss porsenommen purs
be, srgab. OaB Die Snfursenten ibre
idmmtlidsn aonoioaten our6gebratt
battsn.
Die nsusn Sruitses bes gpIiseis
psniionsfOnbs finb iomit Sic foleenOeu
9oIisiiten, bic Die unten itsbenbe 3ubl
Don Stimmen auf iih persinigten: SO
+. QIfs 442, Sarrn Wlorton 458,
Sobn DOpD 461 uuo Sobn .. Step=
art 437.
Die Stimmensa6l, bic fir bic uns
terlegenen bisberigen Sruitees abgeses
ben tpuroe, mar pie folst: 2eutnant
6. 5. @eiit 176; s. S'gleiQ 159;
irant Sbsoted 165; Sergeant Di!s
liam gBintelmann ia; 2sutnant
g(uguit aeioeI 1874.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Hadflause bonn SeutiheH 8rut.
sSaiienieite.
u us ooiunqer

u us 90 nger.
sSrau @untla6, 1922 8eitern DID,,
5abourette.
Ssrau aOuiIa Nsier, Iilberne MsFer
uno 9abeln.
Srau Gbus. Danner, S. S6ubs
Srber.
5ruu 3. 9Ossle. aueen Gitp gfp.,
SUDDEN.
5rau Marp Stenart, 3019 Sciotu
Strabe. iiIbsrner Seller.
Sreo. Ounter, llbrenanbdneiel.
sSrdu Barbara Seibert, araqen.
3. gieoermann, 1865 anpr Str,
aiiieniiberSus.
Sulia Stsinbu6, S16 aocuit Ctr,
eihener StautelitubI (Ro. y.
Simmib, RegenIhirm.
u. @loppert, sIettriIde 2ampe.
8. 9us9Off, 2315 GpIeraiu Qtp.,
llbr.
5. $. ppede, ei6ener s6autelItubl
(Rp. q.
6drrp Grsnte. Rug.
6err SiebI, 103 80, Clifton Qlp.,
Comfort.
Carrie Weiiel, giibOp uabe Riron,
YflanSe.
R. QUINN, ubr.
Sarrp aOpp, 3o19 Ssffsrion aD..
S4anteIitubl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Spruns aus Dem 3, Stufmert
@uqfilbrte in iclbitmOroeriider 9lbiidt
SOllD Wlnrgrnber.

SSn ielbItmoroeriiher 9lbiift iprang
geItern &ormittag Die % Sabre alte
8olie Wurgruber aus einem 5eHiter
0e5 oritten Stodtperfes oes Sauies
go. 305 2onpDortb Strabc. Ias
Wdo6en mar iIber Sen ibrerieits ge'
fiibrten aebenspanbel melan6oltfh
geporoen unb trdntelte felt aipei
@o6en. Beitorn 9ormittag Gfiuete
lie in einem unbepahten Moment Elm
na6 Dem Sol fiibrenbes Seniter uno
iprang III Die Sieie. Ger Stur5 prtroe
pon mebrereu Gerionen beobafJtet,
neIfe ioiort 3ur SiIieIeiltltng berbei'
eilteu. Gr. 80. St lllerp, Don Jeo.
COG Central glpeule, peIher i6lelt'
night herbeigeruien puroe, mllBte
ba3 Mdofen hIoroiornItren, ebe es
m6gIi6 mar oasieIbe nah Dem So-
ipital 5u tran5portiereu. Die Ier3te
itellten feIt, oaB oas Wtdod)en ourd
oeu Sail beioe 9lrme uno 8eine. io-
nie Sen g1iifen uno oaS 8edeu gebro.
den bot. IeSgleiden puroe1 idrpere
innere @erletungen fonItatirt. Die
8erungliitte bat feline &ofinlrng NIT
Dem 9eben oauon5ufontmen. Gs ipur.
De erntittcIt, oaB Die Oiurqrlbcr nit
redtem Ramen Slipe q. SIpe beibt
uno 8erponote OerieIbeu I'M Sauie
9to. 1912 9aumiQer StraBe tpobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
WaiisrmeHer alo @aiic.

Cine tlsine 5amilisn S3sns ipisIt.
ii6 i'm SOtsl 9Onins in Der Disnitas
Ra6t ab, bel pelder 5rau Beatrice
asllsr ibrsm ManHs Sarrp nit einsm
RaiirmsR,r cine lsibts 9erlsbuns am
arm beibrahte. syrau aeller. fpel6e
isbr sifsriiidtis III, lit Der 9iniiht, oas
ibr Wlann nod amber. G5ttinnsn ne.
ben ibr babe, mas ab,r BON bsm Sat.
ten gang sntf6ieben bsitritten pirb.
Serr aeller lieb iid bic unbeoeutenbs
Wunos pOn einem benahbdrtsn Gr5t
perbinbsn unb srtl1rts, ni9t msbr sr
fsinsr Grau 3uriidttbrsn 3u lpDIlsn.
CT bsbausrte nur. bub sr bur6 bisIsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
llntcrridlts.9 .9ln5ciscn.

Senrp Sugo, 631 McMiden 2lD.,
&oufi6ein.
W aiientinber Sanbars
beiten.
Sobn Wbeeler, 3119 6arpeD DID,,
peibes geitittes 5iIttu6.
6elen &necht, 1916 Dublep Str,
6unogemafte gsttoede.
SSrau p6. &rug, WpoDburu 9p.,
&rug 9ebGuoe. banbssma6ts getts
oede.
5rau &as, 2i6ertp uno gins, gstts
bede.
0ieie Sa4en iinb i'm Daiisn5auis
iobalo pie m0gli6 ab3ubplen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
0lus benz Wsmai3ipalseri@
1870 Gage arbeitsbaus anb $3.50
0eIoitraie uesen Siebtabls.

Gin. iir.ne. Girais psrbinste ses
tern Ri6ter Bel iibsr ben Rsser
Charles BRADFORD, ipsIder in bier
Jdusn bss 8iebitabIs bsiaulOist mar.
9as Siinbenrssiiter bss Burden III
torb isinsr Suseno i4on rsdt umfans.
reid. Die eriie aIdss sssen BRADFORD
bra1te bsmislbsn 80 Gage 4rbeits'
raus unb $500 Celebrate Elm; bi. brei
aHbersn alassn je 80 Gage 4r6sits.
baus unb is $50 0eloitrafe. Sm 5alle
Der 3ablunssunfabisisit III Der Rsssr
ouf eirta orsi Sabre Deriorst.
gu 80 IassH 4rbeitsbaus unb $40
Celebrate purbe bic Wsibs Mab
Wbiitfislb, q Sabre aft, psruribeiI;,
iYtIde in einem Sauie an Ter 9sorge
Sirabs NIT orsi Neeern ansstroffsn
purbe. Die Rsser purbsn gu js iiini
3asen arbsitsbaus unb aoiten Dsrs
urtbsilt.
Grau Margarsibe groisp. fpslds an
Der Carlisle uno Spbu Strabs elm
Waterialpdarsn Gsiddft b.trsibt.
irate iid seiterH untsr Der gnilag. Der
g,srIsBuHs bss SAantssisbss perants
iporieH. glls Witansetlaster mar r.
Woors borselabsn, ipsldsr ss iebo6
porse3ogsn bate, aus Der Stabt 81
perihninbsn. Wpore hattie zines
Sonptass poli3iiien in GiDil onses
iprchen unb bsnfelben mitsetbeilt,
oeb iis i'm gsbarfsfals Wbistb erbals
ten t1nnisn. Die 8eamten beauftraas
ten ben Wdnn, cine 5laideWbistp 3u
iaufeH, unb W6ore, ipsldsr Die Beans
ten ni4t eriannte tbeilte bsnIeIben
nit. bdb er oas .2sbeHssIsrir" BEL
Grou groiep erbalten tonne. Da Ulpos
re sur seitrissn @erbanbluns nitt er.
itisntn mar unb Der poliseianmalt
ben ManH oIs 3eusen braufte, nm
cine sDsntu.ae 0.rurtbsilung Der Jrau
orOisp bsrbeisufiibrsn. purb. bic I.ss
tsre freissIprodsn.
2lnorsn 1uais aus Carthage mar
mad ldnssrsr 2lbipsienbeii bon ser
Queen Gitp bisrbsr Suriidgsisbrt, psrs
gab aber BEL f.insr 5rau pprslipre.
den. 5rau SulIis, fpslts in GrfaGs
ruHs ssbra6i battle. bab ib. WlaHn,
Der Cincinnati anssblib psrlaTen
bate. nm 4rbsit Su Iudxn, pisosr in
b. Stabt III. srpirtts iofort eiHsn
!. S.dftbefebI sssen ibn ipsseH HiGtpsrs
iorsuns unb Ridisr arids perurtbeil.s
ibH gu 30 Sassn arbsitsbdus. ba er
ni9t i'm GtaRb. mar, bas riiditGnDise
aciioeIb i'm Yetrass BON $40 3u be-
aablen.
Grant MeGipsrn aus g6icaac jolli.
iid ssitern Dor RiGtsr Bel unter Der
gntldse bes DisbfabIs psrantporisn.
Deranssilaste iprans, Inn Isinsr Der
h1ftung 81 sntssben, ppn bsr 6. u. 8.
Gllsnbdbnbriide unS 3os ii6 bisrb.i
einen Sberidsnlslbrudb Az. Ridasr
gsa bate RiiIsib nit b.m Wlann uno
ssilarte, bab ct burt bieitn llnian ae.
mug beftraft fei unb entlisb ibn untsr
iufptnDirism llrtbsil.
Gondrb Sdpss. iu.ldsr iein gureau
i'm gilds Gebdube bat, pirb in einsm
Don Grau GIifabetb Sames, BON go.
114a Wsit z. SiraBe srfpirttsn Sdfts
btisbl Der unierid5Iagung Don $500
befduloist. Supss ioll In fein.r gi.
ssniHafi ala agent fir Drau Sames
oisisn geirds fiir lJeuerpefii9srunsa.
prdmien iuIIsttirt bdbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Der Staotrat6
grbeitsitnnSen Der 9lnsritelltsu i'm
9iatbbans iuerben iiir ben Gum.
mer Derfilr5t.

Ous Ratbbaus ipirb bonn 10. :Suni
Bis Is. September, bersits lin bier
llbr Ra4mittass idlisben.-gonos
fir bic Waiier 6o9orudanldge ge.-
Riefsn @aiolinbsbGlter fir bic
Sorb 2(utomobil So. ReIus
5ider 60. persidtet aui einen SFreis
brief. Wuni3ipaIriAter Oiiri:n
iare ciaensn 9aiIiffs srnennen. =
aeine 5beilannerion BON Gbepiot
- Der 2ublotp 2tpenus 9iaouti
pirb Rontaa bem gertebr iibergss
ben lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
8eburtea.

@onarb uno Stella 9eil, So6 eau,
rel Str, Wtdohen.
Sobn uno Barbara Ssrrins, 9rep
Rpuo, UiGbfen.
Bernard uno Wdrp Berger, GpuHs
trn Club Roab, WlGohen.
SOiua unb Sppbie Wulins, 8tns
ton Rpao, Gnabe.
emanuel unb Bridget Dtlioms,
4525 Ordering aps., anabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10

3ipiidenfaG feline Stellurg Derloren
babe. 9as paar bate ii6 crit i'm
Sonuar in Gbieago Oerbeiratbet unb
Der gdter Der jungen 5rau 1T ein
ipoblbabenber 8iirSer DON Newport,
4rf., ipslder iia our 3eit sbenfalls in
bemielben 6otel alifbGlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10
Gin mcttes Gbcpaar.

giFf-8aff- Bang 9ans = idu=
ten aeitern Rndmittas aueelu an Der
5. unb Smttb StraBe, bic aus einem
&sDolDer abgefeuert ipurbsn, ptlaen
sine Hsserin In Der Sdno bate. Dur9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10

w y ~ !
sueeit BEN.
2luf gmpfsblung bss aommittees z
fit Wittsl uno Dsge pur6s bic Srbi,
nan5 sinitimmig angsnommsn, ipelts
bic bonn Si6erbeits Director Doll
mss sspiini6tsn @ebaltserb0bunaen
fir gtnssitsIIie i'm Subs;tuloI, Sos
ipital oerfiist.
Diinf6s Der GioilbisuF :
aommifiiOn perben in
erpdgunS ge5o9en.
gln bas aOmmittse fir WlittsI unb
Wsge 1ine oas Shreibsn Der itGbtis
itsn GiuiIbienfbsbSrbs, in peItem
bisielbs pie bsrstts ausfiibrlid be.
rittet, bic gepilliguis elmer Rsik upn
peiteren qnseitelten bsrlongt.
N tdoam Straben pers
ben geOIt.
Giniiimmig ipurbs ouf Gmpfeblune
oes apmmittess fir Mlittsl uno Beae
bi, SrbinanS dngenpmmen, pelhe ben
qr6eitsbirettor srmG4tigt, $1,000
fir bas SeIsn elmer gln3abl Sauptr
psrte6rsitrabsn in ben @oritGbten gu
peraussuben. gu sleider 3eit puros
bsihloiIen, bic Budget &ommiiiion
0urum gu erIu6sn, bab iie in benz
ndditidbrisea Budget sinsn bsIOnoss
rsn GOnos fir bas SeIsn ioIdsrstras
ben ousI,Bt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-10

Der plan. .insn sheil Der Or..
idafi gbepiot einauaemeinben. IN in's
Waifsr aefaIlsn. 9etanntIid bate
5err sSrelanb Dor siniaen Mphen ei.
oissbesiiaIi6e g,tition einsersiGt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
Way of a Train in Spain ron, tba hf1o

The train this morning is a correo, but everything is so new that you feel no more hurried than the train, and rather enjoy it's ways. It creeps into the station quietly and carefully as if in fear that some hen might have laid one of those numerous fine Spanish eggs on the track and it might get broken In a too reckless approach. Sometimes-but this doesn't happen frequently-it slows up when near to one of the smallest of the multitudin- ous stations and sneaks by without stopping, as if ashamed or afraid
 When 1t does come to a standstill, 1t listlessly slides back a bit, and then slides forward bit. and then rights itself once more and then straightens up with jerk-as if 1t were tired and its muscles not obedient to will. Then, for few moments, every one cautious ly waits to see what further 1t intends.
 About the time 1t Is thoroughly stopped, someone pulls at the cord at tached to the tongue of the. station bell and gives three signals--to let the passengers and anyone else who may be interested know that the train has officially arrived, and a station employe calls out, "San Pablo, ocho minutosi" meaning that there will be eight min utes of waiting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
BROWN UPON TALK
 ABOUT BOOM TIMES
Business Improving Rapidly But Over-extensiOn Must
 Be Carefully Avoided

The monthly business and financial review of the Birmingham Trust and Savings company of this date Is as fol- lows:
 For the past two or three years, be- cause of the constantly changing and irregular business situation. the re- sourcefulness of almost every business man has been taxed to the limit to keep his own particular business op- erating on an even keel and in fairly satisfactory manner. This business strain has been so great and has cov- cred such long period of time that it will be difficult to prevent a violent re- action as conditions improve.
 We are not on the eve, but really in the midst. of a material improvement in business and. although some lines must still suffer because of the Flu ropean conflict and other unsatisfac- tory conditions. the larger portion ot the business world and the majority o1 lines will show improvement from this time on. partly because of the war and partly because business depression has lasted as long as 1t can. Busi- ness went below the normal line early in 1911 and it gig g-zagged back and forth above and below normal until
 nearly the middle of 1913, at which time 1t went below normal and has since remained there. falling to its low est level in July before war was de- clared and not in August after the dec laration of war as many business men have believed. The business level oi August was very low. in September we climbed slightly nearer to normal
 and 1t is believed that very carly in the
 new year. businsss will have made 6 full return to normal
 Just now boom times arc beinl talked and such talk should bs frownet upon because 1t leads to extravagance' and causes too strong an anticipation of possible business. Over extension ol credit and over borrowing should b. carefully avoided. but the times ars propitious in most lines for good strong pull with every promise of [
 material incrsaae in bustness and prof
 its.
 "DuEsns Qctebss nearly sssooo0oo'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01

Case had Congress adjourned previous to the outbreak of the war in Europe While the war affects every industry and every line unfayorably in some respects it presents an unusual opportunity for the increase of American manufactures. It has been authoritatively stated that 75 per cent of the manufactured goods which we arc accustomed to import can be made in America, and the opening of the federal reserve banks, which will occur between now and December 15, will make it some- what easier to finance this increased out put of some of our factories as well as the necessary establishment of some new industries.
 Within the past few weeks we have witnessed a situation unparalleled In the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01

Having received their freedom fror Morphine, whiskey and Tobacco, they ar loud in their praise of the James Treat ment. Read their testimonials
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01

rope as they grapple at each others throats, we have the fullness of peace at honsa and we see all the nations of tho eal . vieing with each other to secure our good will and to win our friendship.
 Earth has never afforded a contrast so striking on scale so stupendous between Europes conditions of suffering and sor- row beyond any human mind to compre- bend or any human pen to picture and tat Of Amerlca flowing with the milk and honey of peace, of freedom from wars alarms and of abundant crops.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01

history of the world. We have passed through the worst of it without serious consequence, aside from our present losses and we are now on the eve of a business development which cannot fail to make the United States greater financial and commercial power. Respectfully sup- mitted,
 BIRMINGHAM TRUST G SAVlNGS
 Company"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
Directions

The Bird Man and six other faces with wings of prominent Bird Men are shown in this puz- gle. Can you find five of the faces that are hidden? Outline each face with pencil or pen, on this, or separate sheet of paper or other material and number them 1, 2, 3, etc. To the three neatest correct answers, which are most unique and original, we will give absolutely free the three Grand Prizes in their order named. To all others answering this ad- vertisement, we will give abso- lutely free self filling fountain pen, gold plated locket and chain, or a handsome pen knife whether their answer be correct or not. Only one person in a family or of same address can enter contest. Prizes must be called for within 1( days from date notified. Winners will be notified by mail. All answers must be in our hands not later than 6 D. m November ', 1914.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
JAMES SANATORIUM 935 s. BELLEVUE BL LVD..
 MEMPHIS, TENN
ment of Drug Addictions, AlcO- holisIn, Nervous Diseases, To-
 bacco and Cigarettes
Patients Testimonials

Having received their freedom iron Morphine, Whiskey and Tobacco. they ar loud in their praise of the James Treat ment. Read their testimonials:
 Cured of Drug Habit
 I am glad went to your sanatorium know I am cured of the Drug Habit am thankful to you and Dr. Nor row and Almighty God for being aliv' today. J. D. BLACK.
 Adair. Miss.
 z Whiskey Cost Him $16,000
 'T am a Band Sawyer and have earned ir. the past ten years sss.ooo and I should have been worth tlb.C0o now. but wasted my earnings in dissipation. Fortunatel. my employers. Brodey Lumber Co.,. in sisted on my going to you for relief take pleasure in recommendini your 6anatoriun. am entirel! free from all desire for alcoholic stjmu lants. 0EOHGE MUTT.
 "Warren, Ark"
 For further information and bookle containing testimonials in regard to san atorium treatment, address Chag, B James santorium, eSk 8. Bellevue Blvd Memphis. Tenn. Corrsspondence conh dential.
 James Home Remedies
 Cost of treatment for drug additions. al cchoiism, tobacco and cigarette habit and noufesthenia 10 dependent upon az and physical condition, kind and quantit. of drug used, etc. City office. Hom Remedy Co.,, Dspt. 4, c Monroe ave. opel Sunday from eseo to Msoo .. n. Core sipndenoe confidential. Ad'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
His Answer Was Correct

From Judge.
 Papa (concealing something Tn his hand)-Willie. can you tell me what it is with heads on one side and tails on the other?
 Willie (triumphantly)--Oh, I know. It's a rooster on fence? gw
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-21

Federal League President Admits
That He Often Stretches the Truth.

Federal League President Admits
That He Often Stretches the Truth.
Chicago. ILL.,. Oct. 21.-James A.
Gilmore, president OF the Federal
league, said Monday night when asked
for confirmation of rumors regarding
the latest alleged moves for peace be-
tween the Federals and organized
baseball. that he'd tell many lies in
the course of the next few months.
Il would rather tell the TRUTH he
explained, but there are times when
the truth is not always practicable.
If could avoid it would. But there
are many things that must be kept
quiet and in order to insure secrecy
it is very often necessary to stretch
the truth"
The Federal league president said
he thought the time was not far dis
tant when he would be able to tell
the truth regarding questions as to
the 1915 makeup of his organization.
81 am tired and somewhat disgust
ed with the 'sidestepping' that has
been necessary ever since we broke
into baseball. No one will welcome a
return to sane conditions more than
myself
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-21
60WDY'S EASY MONEY


Chicago. Oct. N.-Fortune certainly
has smiled ON Hank Gowdy. catcher Of
the new worlds baseball champions,
Money il simply rolling in to him NJ >
result Of his wonderful play In the big
series. Aside from his end OF the
series. about 5000, Hank has pulled
down close to $14,eooS accoraing to- his
mother, and q five var contract and
s.. 600 q year awaits him.
The night after Gowdy knocked that
home run drive he was approached by
a manufacturer OF q certain salve. 'I'n
give. You $50 for your signature to q
note recommending my salve," from
the manufacturer. Later . film COM
pany gave him 81 200 for posing for
some pictures. A hat concern offered
him $500 for q letter booming their hat
and for the right to putsout .'Gowdy''
special
A bat concern gave him $500. An
eastern rubber heel company gave him
$500. and with ten suits Of clothes for
his home run swat Hank received 9TH
er minor gifts. And this wasn't all.
Hammerstein of New York offered him
and Dick Rudolph q 900 week each
for ten weeks to eppeAr on the stage.
and they accepted. with pleasure.
Wealth threatens to follow his success.
And like q dutiful soneAo his parents,
Gowdy says he IL going to build his
folks a home In Columbus and make 1t
Christmas present TO them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-21
NO JOKE ABOUT IT.
Cincinnati E'ederals Are Ready to FIJI
Incorporation Papers.
rcontinued from paes one.I

Incorporation Papers.
Cincinnati, O.. Oct. 21.-That the Fed
eral League hackers in Cincinnati are
prepared to file Incorporation papers
Immediately for the placing Of a team
In this city and that they only await
an answer from President Hermann OF
the Cincinnati National League team as
to whether the latter has any objection
to the new league using the name Gin
cinnati Baseball Club for their Gin
cinnati team was the Information con-
tanned in letter addressed to Mr..
Hermann by Attorney Paul ". Con-
molly. representing the Federals in this
city.
Mr.. Connolly asked Mr.. Herman. in
the event he did have any objections
to file them Immediately and save both
sides much trouble.
Mr.. Connolly stated that In the event
of peace between organized baseball
and the Feds he was confident that the
Cincinnati fans would clamor for the
Feds as against the Nationals He
stated that the Federals have options
on the best sites in town and that the
Federals viii play here next April