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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16


every one knows ne is fighting for the
highest, for the preservation and for the
honor of his fatherland. He goes into
the fight with a sparkling eye and does
not fear death. Both in Hagen and FL
berfeld, in Cologne, and here in Coblenz.
l have seen train after train pass with
thousands and thousands of enthusiastic
soldiers, all happy and full of confidence
in the future; no fear and no sign of a
lack of confidence. Our high schools
are empty. Whoever was able to carry
a gun has devoted his arm to the father
land. Although millions of German
troops are fighting against the enemies,
there are still in our barracks sufficient
reserves. Here in Coblenz one meets only
soldiers on the streets. To add to this
new recruits are coming In to be drilled.
Here in Coblenz alone there are garri-
soned 10000 men. Amongst these you
find no old men, no cripples, only strong,
healthy men who are anxious to meet
the enemy.
II must not neglect to tell you of the
generous offerings not only by the rich,
but also by the very poorest. Everybody
gives according to his condition and
many much more than their circum-
stances allow. An instance is the quick
ness with which the war loan was over
subscribed.
ION yesterday I mailed you a number
of German papers by the German post.
This letter and other papers l am send
| ing by Italy. hope both the letter and
the papers will safely reach your hands
How are Mrs. Kettig and the dear chill
dren? Is young William studying hard!
I am sending heartiest greetings to you
and your dear ones and trust you will
soon give the pleasure of hearing from
you. Your old friend.
a.EERNAND JNENDROTII -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16
Prohibition Suits Filed

Phoenix, Ariz.. December 15.-Several
suits to have the Arizona state prohibit
ton law declared invalid were filed today
In the federal court. Injunctions were
asked to prevent the dry amendment 60
ing into effect January l, under the pro-
visions of the measure approved at. the
state election November 3. An action
was filed at Tucson in the name of the
Rev. Thomas Connolly. pastor of AL
Saints Roman Catholic church of that
city, contendlng that the dry amendment
would prohibit the use of wine in relgi-
Gus ceremonies
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16
E. A. ALDRIDGE
CASE REVERSED

New Orleans, December 15.-(Special)
The case of the Western Union Telegraph
company VS.. e. A. Aldridge. tried in the
United States court at Birmingham last
March, in which Aldridge secured judy
ment for $1,000 for injuries caused by
a pole falling upon him while in the serv-
ice of the telegraph company in May,
1912. was today reversed and remanded
for new trial by the court of appeals
on the ground that the company was
not permitted to plead it's defenses in
such manner as it was entitled to plead
them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS
AL HI. Wilson

AS refreshing as a breath OF spring
ozone fresh from the meadows is AL
III. Wilson in the quaint Offering, when
Old New York Was Dutch" in which
he will be seen as Metz Won Frieburg
at the Jefferson theatre on Thursday,
matinee and night. The Dutch of early
New York We're interesting people, and
the author of Mr.. Wilson's vehicle has
endeavored to picture them as true to
life as possible. Seats now on sale.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16
Maude Adams

Someone has said that Barrie's new
play, "The Legend of Lenora," refuses
to be classified. but the consensus of
opinion is that it is best described as
a fantasy. Starting, as no other lu-
thor ever did or dared to do, with muir
der as the basis of a comedy. Bar
RE has evolved a play filled with humof
that is delightful, yet with its need
of pathos, too. And just when this
pathos is beginning to be felt there
comes one of those Barrie touches OF
humor and the whole thing is a joke.
1t is in this play that Maude Adams
is to be seen at the Jefferson theatre
Friday and Saturday. with special
matinee Saturday. Seats now on sale
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16
ESCAPED CONVICT.
is REARRESTED

New York, December 15.-Leon Smith,
who escaped last July from the Column
bus, O., penitentiary, where he was serv-
ing a life sentence for murder, was ar
rested in Bowery lodging house today.
Smith, one of the trusted prisoners, re-
ceived letter informing him that his
mother was dying In Buffalo and wanted
to see him. He walked away from the
penitentiary, arriving In Buffalo in time
for the funeral, and later disappeared.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16
CHAMPION SOCCER
GAME SATURDAY

A championship game of soccer foot
ball is slated for Saturday afternoon
at Fleetwood field between the western
and eastern divisions of the Alabama
Association Football league. The game
will begin at $50 O'Clock, and the
halves will be of 4o minutes duration
\ hard fought game is expected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16
At The Lyric

''Neptune's Garden of Living Statues"
lives up to every advance claim as a
mysterious aquatic spectacle, both as
regards the mystery, the spectacle and
the size. 1t Is a wonderful act in which
statues come to life and dive into the
bottomless pool not to return again.
The act headlines a bill with four
other excellent features and the re-
naming acts good.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16
Herrick Makes RepOrt

Washington, December 14.-Myron T.
Herrick, former ambassador to France,
visited the state department today to re-
port on his work during the trying times
in Paris. He has an engagement TO see
President Wilson tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16

MY dear friend. you should have been
here to see the Joy and determination
with which our hero sons Joined the
troops. You would have been astounded
and would have asked, Where does such
devoted patriotism originate? Each and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-03
WELCOME TO OUR CITY, MAYOR MITCHELL!

w AAN\NAA 4 ~ WIN NJ !
John Purroy Mitchell, mayor of N.
Y, is in town. Hello, John. Welcome
to our village.
And look out for the autos and
street cars when crossing the streets.
We're a bit reckless about human
life here, but don't want to kill any
mayors.
If they take you to the stockyards,
put clothespin over your nose.
That's no perfume foundry out
there.
In crossing the river don't let any,
body kid you about what's running
under the bridges.
It isn't soup, John; it's really water,
slightly colored to harmonic with
the scenery.
We're strong on art, and you'll find
whole gobs of it in the museum.
Some day we're going to have a
Field museum-named after Marshall
Field, one of our leading dead citi-
zens.
Marshal was a merchant prince.
He got lot of people to work for him
for almost nothing week, and saved
quite a bit of coin thereby.
Being patriotic chicagoan, Friend
Field didn't take the coin away with
him when he cashed in.
And while you're here, John, don't
overlook our loop. It's our municipal
merry-go-round.
Most of our gambling joints are
closed for the time being, but you
might drop in at the Board of Trade.
Some game going on there daily ex-
cept Sundays.
Over on the West Side you'll find
lots of employment agencies.
And next door to 'em you'll find U.
S. recruiting stations.
If man can't get job elsewhere
kind old Uncle Sammy will give him
one fighting for the flag provided
: 4 L IL Il.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-03

If you're stopping at the Black
stone, eat in the grill down in the
cellar.
They may want you to dress up if
you eat in the main diningroem, so
as not to offend our stockyards sense
of propriety.
But you won't find cabaret at the
Blackstone. It's a bit behind other
loop beaneries in this particular
If you get homesick for 42d and
Broadway, step into the Sherman
House bar.
It will make you think of MaxfieId
Parrish and the Knickerbocker dis
pensary of liquid refreshments.
Instead of Old King Cole you'll see
Sing-a-Song-of Sixpence. But they
serve pilsner in glass thimbles.
Smiley .Corbett has French fried
potatoes for lunch, and you can get
the biggest beer in town at the Work
ingman's Exchange.
Don't rubber at the lady, ohWeVer.
She may be woman cop.
Along in the afternoon is the best
Time 10 see the gown, mllnnery ana
anatomical parade on Michigan
boulevard. Look 'em over.
If you need money, drop in at any
of the banks, where you will be sure
of regular Chicago hospitality.
It might be just as we'll to take a
bit of Al collateral with you.
But whatever you do, keep out OF
the subway. 1t only carries freight.
Feel perfectly at home in our parks.
You can step on the grass with i'm
punity and both feet.
And you can speak to any police
man you meet with perfect freedom
and without waiting for an intro
duction.
The boozeries close sharply at I
a. m.-except few on the South
Side.
It you want to 90 through any Of
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
SerOiemO.
QtaerIei aus Der @ei6iGte bon BOss
niemS @anptftabt.

WtNWV RWWptItWVt
Dur9 bic @epolttat oes IerbiIHen
@tubenten, pelher Dor turaem ben
Dfterrsi9iidsn 5brOnfolgsr, @r3bsr3og
5rona 5eroinano uno oeIIen mprgoz
notif9e @smoblin in oen StraBen BON
Serojetpo ermor0ete, bat Die 6auptz
ftoOt 8osnisns nieberum cine penig
beneiOensnsrle 8eriibmtbsit erlangt.
Serajepo lit nur gu oft Der Sdou=
plaB BON @epalttdten gstpeIen uno in
feinen @traBsn 1T un3d6lige Wtale
f9on 0os 8Iut in StrDmen geFlOHen.
Oie @eIHi6te Der Stabt qebt biz gum
brei3ebnten Sabrbun6ert aurid. Inn
nel9e 3eit Gerojeno. pabrfheinIiH
BON ben llngarn, Oie in 8Qsnien eins
gefallen parsn, geeriinbet uno befeitigt
pur0e. Seitoem 1T bic St1bt ndbz
renO Der beitdnoissn Rriegspirrsu uns
3dblige Male belogert, eingenommen
unb gebranbfHabt porOen.
Inter benz Oiterrei4if9sungarilhen
Negime bat Iid bic Staot in Derb6lt<
nismdBig iur3er 3sit gu elmer bib
l9en unb pobl6dbsnoen Snbuftrieitobt
entpidelt. Sn 1895 bate es cine
8eODItsrung BON 41.173, beuts Fat IS
mebr ols $4,000 unb auBeroem quite
Observation-Disclosures unb pisls sas
bat= Metoauarsu< uHO TsyttIfabrttsn.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
GtreifsRranoIle.

Inter ben 100000 Musftdnbigen,
Die in 81. petersburg bic Arbeit ME.
bergelegt baden, UNI Oobur9 gegen Die
DON ben Be60roen in 8afu uno anbes
rem Stdoteu eegen hemonftrierenog
Streiter sroriffenen bruItiiden MaB-
nobmen 3u proteItieren. tom Is gu
srniten MusI9reitungsn. Sbr Gnau.
plob mar oos 8i6orgz@ isrtsl no So.
Ioten einfhrsitsn muBtsn. I'm Die
Oromlre pisOsr berauitellen. Meb-
'rere psrIonen purben perleBt. Die
MusFGnoi9eu ii6erfieIen i'm Qaufe beg
5ages msbrers Strabenbabnpasen.
bic iie, na9oem Die paiiagiere auf bic
GtraBe getgiebeu porOen parsn. our
gntgleiiung 6rahien uRb umwarfen.
Sic pOli3ei mar ben Gtreitsrn nidt
sspu9isn. ole aoiatsn pertriebsn is
absr. obne BON ibren 5suerpaffen Sc
braud modem gu muhen
gboIern in MuBlano.
Sn Der iiicruiIif9en prOpi'i5 pooo'
lien 1T Ole GbOIsro oussebrO4en. Bon
breibis bisttr CUR aenntnis Der 9e.
b1rOen s~elanstsn JdIIsn lino OierSsbn
tOtlid p~erlaufen.
Ais SpiOn perboftet.
9lbt 9uerts5Out, Der SeelIorg,r BON
Sontois 60 2OuOst. lit inter Der On.
f9uloiguns Der Espionage gu @unItsn
Deutldlonp5 ii 6aft ssnommen NOR.
ben. Sin 8abnbeamter, BON benz Der
Nbt onsebIih SnformotiOn iber Die
etpaise Mcbiliiierung Der Mrmee unb
ole GruppenbefOrberuna gu erIongen
ludte, Ipielte ben NermittIsr unb
modte Die Dsrmftung oes @eifIiden
mOglid. photographer, pldns unb
Ionftise Nuf5eihnungen. bic fih i'm
8efib bss 9lbts befunoen baben iOaen,
purosn beldlagnabmt.
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Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

GerajetpO Iiegt an ben bei6eu llfsrn
Der MiIpatsta, in einem Fru9tbarsn
mnb maIerif6 fd0nen Sal. nidt peit
BON Der @inmiinoung Der Milpatsfa
in Die @Osna. ettpa 1872 Meilen fiiOs
neItIi9 bon 8elgrab. Inter ben be-
0eutsnbften @ebduoen Der Stobt 1T
bic rOmf19ztatboIifde Rotbebrale, bos
NntbduS, bic aus benz Is. Sobrbuns
bert ftammenbe Moinee Deg 9osref
Ser, bas S9IoB bes @oubsrneurs uno
bas Mufeum in benz fi9 cine tusrtDOlle
SemmItng BON Nltertiimsrn befinOet.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
$3.50 per Sabr.
GeOODs JreunO.
Der 0oriieeHOe DeS GEefHtGbaus.
imniieS Der @rOareiiibeu.

@sOras %. gertins, Der MuItiz'
miuiondr, Der iih Der BON 5bsObOrs
HooieOelt gsgriinoeten progreIFpen
portsi anssidloTsn BAT uuo gum Bore
hBeneen oes @rstutibousihuTes Der
partei getpdblt purbs, beabIi6tiat
ni6t, iih 5uriid3u3isben. Don gsipii.
Ter Settle puros ibm aipar pegsn fsls
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

Dis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T In
gbica9o ;uIdmmen getrstsn, nm our@
frieOliAt @ermittlung ben ~brobsnben
Streit Der $4,000 8o6nleute Der SO
peitIihea GiEenbabnen al rerbiiten.
Gs banOelt fh nm treitigs eo6nfor-
oerun9sn. GSas Gei.sa t-ey.en uuss
fibrliGe 1arles ungen hires Gtanos
puRtts unterbreiten.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
GbIt g denfuna.

Srou QooIpbus 8ufd. ole @ttps
bes aabetannten 5t. Coulter 8rausrs,
fat peiisrs $4,000 fir ten JonOs aur
8~oaeaOun9 oes neuen @srmauiitii9en
MuIeums Ter 9arOaros llnibsrIitGt ges
iaentt. befisn neues SauptgsbGubs ben
Ramen oMoolpbus gui9s6 aGe" ira,
gen ion. 8ui4 Ielbft bat gu isinen
Qe63eiten $250,000 fir oas Muisum
gefhentt. 6rau Build bat DIE neus
Gobe, gsmdB Gem WuuI9s oss pers
ftOtteren 9rnuers fir berfHiebens
8aus uno ginri9tuhgs3peds oes Mu.
ieums beItimmt. fir Die in Ger ur.
ipriinglihen 8ufdIGsn Stiftung feline
8orlcrge getrOffen por.
SIN SnterRffe oss 5rieoens.
Der atgsor0nsts @i9orS 9ortbOlbi
BON MiKouri. Ger eifriglte @srfs9ter
Der MeltfrieDsnsi0ss i'm l&onqreB,
bra6te cine gemsinfdoftIi&s Rsiplus
ton Elm. pslGs tsm &onarsB Die ibm
BON Der 3onItitution psrlie6ens Wa9t,
&ries gu ertlGren. bsinrdaten Ipu.
Die &eiolutiOn IG)ldgt Dor, Die Ronitis
tuition balm 5u amenbieren, boB Der
ROnareb nir, iaas ss Ii9 um bic Der.
teibieung oss 9ontes banceIt, oieiss
Rsht bobe. uno 3par nirtIi9 i'm 4ns
f6hlB an bic betreffenos 8eItimmung
Ter @erfuTung oabin. .oaB Der ROns
greb teinen Rriee ertIdren fam, es
iei oenn. nm elmer SnDaiion gu beess.
Een ODER untsr ~Qmitdnbsn, bic MoBs
regeIn our gelbitpertsioiguns erbsi.
ldsr."
Gin 9snfionsfOnbs.
6. $. @arn. ais 0orfiBsnbsr. s. u.
STnrreu oIs YrdToent, unO % 4eomts
unb Oirsftoren OR Il. @. Gtssl GOr.
poration uno Der oa3u 3Gblsnben Sc.
lsafdafien rsiAtsn 6eim Common
pleas @erihis Il Yittsburah. 3d., Elm
@eilld nm tinen Charter fir ben Dor
IA Sahrsn BON linen gsariinDeten
qsniiOnsIOnos Elm. Sn benz @eiud
piro geiosi. Ole Organization msrbs
Elm Spitem pon SensTi3ien, psnfiORea
uno on0ereu llntsritibungeR fir Nm
gefeIte Der Norporntion uno Der Gar.
ne3is Stssi G.. aulredi boIisn. Dos
icbglifs GiTs~mwf7 ess bonos fol-
100000 ridll iiterilslgsn uno Elm
y.u..slapi..l niht D0sbancsn isin.
Das 6auptouartier iou I'D in pittss
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Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

~
Inter sablreider 9eteiliqung BON
gsteransn res 8iiraertrieges murDe
her In Rem gort psritorbsne Brigade
general Gilbert 8. Wlnsr i'm 9ainoOo
Gsmsterp in Grop. q. g., our IsbtsH
Rubs h~sIiaitet uno Spur CUR Seite
Ieines @atsrs, oes SbsritIeutnant5
Qarou Q. M1er bonn 1875. Netp Dors
lsr acknowledgement, Der in Der
S1lant Der @ilberniB ieinen COB &c.
funoen bate. Gine 0eputation DOH
Soloaien BON Der @eT6iBabieiIung
oss MaterpIiei Mrisnols trug ben
Gorg. FER nit rem St%ernenbanner gsz
i6midt mar unb oas Sdnsrt bss
Singeidispsnsn true. nod BEN @robe.
uodOsm in Der Carl WemoriaIEnpeae
cine tur3s. uter einorudsDOle Totens
fsisr geboltsn poroen mar.
@utnp tot.
@uItop Gramsr, Der 9rGiibent Der
Gromsr Drp 9laie Co., Der in ct.
9ouis beionosrs als pbiIantbrOp gee
ahtet mar. lit ourh ben Fob obberus
fen mproen. Gr ltarb an Den GoIgeH
elmer Operation psgeu zines mngens
leipsns i'm ct. 4ntoniuss 6ofpitol,
nantem bic asr5te nod am Worgsn
bic 0offnune ousgeiproHen bdtten.
oob er baln oolltdnoie nisoer bsrgss
Iielt Iein nerbe. Der 8erfforbene
puroe am %. Moi, 1888, ols Gobn
BON 9errn uHo 6rau emanuel Graz
msr in Gfhpege. 0euffnlano, gebo.
rem. Gr lam i'm Sabre 1859 na1 ct.
qouis. bate 3undhit elm photograph.
ldss qteIisr uno ariinosts 1890 cine
5rodsnpIattenfnbrit. Die sroBartig
~proipsrisrts. 4uber Isinsr Mitme
bintsrldBt 6srr Gramsr Orsi G0bne.
Grneit g.. emil HnD @ooIpb Gramer.
uno sire Sof1ter, 5rau Ronrab 8sfh.
GbrenboIIer Ruf.
Yrof. Or. phil. unb mso. 6. 9aur.
Der Qsiler tss an Der 9erliner Qano-
pirti9oftIiitsn 6ohlhule nsu al ers
ridtencen Sailituts fir D~ererbsfOr-
Iduns. bat einen Ruf oIs Nustauld.
profsiior (Garls S6ur3 YrofsTur) an
bic llniperlit1i bon WisconIin in Was
0ifoa erbolten uno anaennmmeH.
proi. 8our piro i'm tommenben Wins
Ter in MobiIon 8orIsIuneen unb
llebuaaen abbaItsn. prof. 8nur pirp
Sundhlt auf eire Ginlnoung Der boIs
ldnoilhsn Nolonialrsgisrune uah @as
tabio (Saol) reiisn. I'm bort BEL Der
Gr0Ffnung oes internotionolen Rubz
bsrtonersHes sinen @ortrng iitsr Die
9eosutuna Der neusrsn W%ererbuagss
Toriduaa fiir bic 3iihtunespraris Der
lrrpiihen 8ulturpIlan5eu gu haItsn.
gr ipiro bonn BON sSapa pia GiRgos
pur. 0ougtong. MauiIa, Notobam1.
San 6gancisco noh Mnoifon reiIsn
anb torr ON 2. HDpsmtsre isins 9urs
Ieiunesn ppo uebunssH tsqirusn.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
Oes ]t6ni0s pritter.
@rimS @eimri6 erfrcnt lid al9emeia
Mer 0%elic6tbeit.

Bon ben flint @Obnen oes a0nigs
@eorg Y. bon England, 1T Bring
Seinrid Milbelm 6rieOri9 gilbert benz
g(lter nod ser brittle. Gr purbe in
Sanorinebum ON 81. MGra. 1900.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
Gudortfsn.aonort

3ebn E~arbindle, unter ibnen EarDis
nal SarleB BON Rem gort, uaO stpeis
bunoerf Gr56iid0Fe unO 9if90fe aus
ouen Seilen ter Welt bsteiliQen fih
an Dem o~ie5idbrigen SnisrnationoIea
GuGariHsnz &ongreB in 2ouroes. Der
biesidbriae RopereB i'll Der erIte, Der
in Grontrei6 abgeholten miro, felt
6ronfreih sic Grsnnung BON 8ir6e
unb Gtaot Oornabm. Gr lit Der 25.
SobrestprassB. esren eriter i'm Sabre
1889 in ellie I~tottfonb. Mls @ertres
ter oes 4apltes lit 9arOinol 8rnnito
bi 8slTontcs @snaro Sugegsn. Der aud
ben 8oriiB fiibrte.
Serbien r Ii It ct.
Die 5atIate, bob Die IerbiIae Res
sierung BEL ber @6einif6sn MstoGpas
en=Maldinenfnbrit, 9iFelbprfsDes
renoorf. GeIhiibmunitipn i'm Merte
bon mshy ofs ST, 100000 bsItelt bat,
bat in Wisa cine bsgreifti4e Nerbofttdt
berporaeruiea. Ollie 3eitun9sn tpsifen
borouF bin. Oab Ssrbien feline @orbes
rsitun9en nit erfounIidsr llneeniert-
btit betrsi6c. @lei6aeitig ptr0 gs<
meIoet. oab &Dnig pstsr in nG9itsr
3eit tntfdhlid rsii9niersn tpOle; man
rsdust ooyouF, DOB bieIs 2eIianation
nod irosnO elmer Seite bin cine gnts
ldsiOung brinsen tpiro.
@nffen bef9Iagnobmt
Dos rNsue 8~uoopefer a~bsnOblott"
brtngt Die TcnIutiOnelle Nodrt6t, Bull
gorien Gobs in nnearn 10000 Manns
iiGer. @etpe6re ongetauft. melde bsim
5ronsport BON Isrbifden 3~Onbsb0rbsn
befdlognobmt porben ieien. Mis bas
8lotI f6reibt. fpuroe Die SsnOuns in
8el0rab oneeboIten. 8Nlgnrisn foq
bereits energii6 prOtst gsssn BIZ
6onolung Der IsrbiT6en 3Daner erbe4
Ben boben. Gerbien repli3ierts oui
Die @oritenunssn res bulsariIdsn Sc
Ennbien in 8elgrub NIT Der e(nttpori.
bic ltHierfuhung lei nod nidt abges
f6loFen, unb sAe oisiss ni9t gsf6eben.
t1nne an ole Tretasbuug Der Mafftn.
F.nbuno nid1t aeba6t perO.n.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

RorbtnoI Gibbons, or fosben bon isirsr RomreHs 5urHdsttebrtf IN. psro
ON 20. B W, lsinen odtggRen @sbur{staS bs9eten. Die gss Dat in ana
thensnb s~eirafiat UNI u aubehnb fsnss 9oben Differs lit fdn aussbsu
uor5uglt9. Der gpfe 8htenflrt nabm p66reno lsires MufsnthuIts in
vOm on BEN &pnffortam tell, In psidem q neue &ar0tnGle genGbft puEs
Den. Bon Hoa besob e fh uaA BEN Senior @ss, no e. enss Guas
Der ealt lanss 5reuRbes 6tant 5sahns. bon Baltimore mar bort taf sr
Iubte. 9sOOr er Die 6eimrdfs antrat, bfudts Der aaroinal aud MeprO
crLQub.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

N6smaisrt aaf Sas seai6iaetOu
3Onrnal".
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
Gin SODA b.

Sn Minden perIouteI, oub Die Der.
lobuns nes 6iiritsn Milbelm BON So
ben5olern nit elmer SoateS bes RS-
nigs 2uopig bon 9opern Oemnd9R
betonnt gegeben piro. Der Tiirn
peilt our 3:it onf SdloB 2uitettsn Eel
Miinhen ols Gnit Der baperiIden RSs
niesfomilis. Gsine Sodter, Die so
ben3Ousrnprin5eiiin NuguTte Wittorin,
bermG6lts iiG i'm porigen Serbii init
BEN grs&Inig MonusI BON Portugal
biirTt Wilbslm iiebt i'm finf5iaiten g.
bensjobrs. Sn sriter Ghe ipor er mil
Der prinseiiin Moria SEreiia bon
Bourbon Gi3iIien permGhit unb orti
Rinber, cine 9odter un0 5rei S0hne.
finn ibr entfproiisn.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

ner topttoliiiiden @erbinbungen 0p.
petition gsmaat, bod Serr Rcosepslt
nobm fir i'm Yartei uno eTtl61ts
fhroff i'm Suite Yertins lsiner Stale
tuilleibet psrosn lolte iros au9 e.
Ith pen Der 4artsi l0saoen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

n0ie Wartcmlnnbe"
NbUMMements iuerScm in Der SOHrmo'
Gffiss crtgegen geaumiaen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
@osthe. @rtefe.

Sci etFer in Gpnbon gebdlttnen
Iuttion BON 8ii4ern uno Iutogroms
men erfonO Der gambler Sppenbeim
48 @oetbe Briefe. peIAe neun bonOs
l9riftlifs griefe an Sobann SAlois
fer, tpslhs lein Nnre9t an Den 9eIib
Itinsr Mutter mad 6rantFurter CRIB
folgsrs9t hebanbeln, cinfdlieBen Die
crit i'm .GeiadftsIpI gebaltene ROrre,
ipOnoen5 gsbt ihlieBli4 in cine pdrm.
lter 3uneigung iibsr uno 3eiet @Oetbs
BON Isiuer IietenspiirOigIten unb IN
oiebenonsn Settle. Der Preis mar
$4,000.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
@tbtn MabiMman f.

Deutf9e GeIebrts baden ben Sc.
brnu9 bon Gobium in 3rebss Grtron.
tungen aufgsgeben unb per6en Ii9 in
3utunft nur olF H0nteenz8~ ebonOlung
in Toldeu 6dlsn bsi9rdnten. Weber
profehor 8umm, lettenoer Nr5t Der
unipsrItdts 6rousntlinit unO Gels.
arot Der &aiferin, nod prpitHOr Bier.
@eneroinrSt Der Nrmee un0 2eiter Der
hirur9iiten 9(bteihune Der 8erliuer
n~niDerltdt. glauben an bic 5eilpirs
flung BEG Stadium in 5duen OOn
Rrebs.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
Mi6erntsi in Mnsfi@t.

Sriibe 9(usf9ien befeben, fir Ole
bissjGbri9s Msinernte i'm Rbeingau,
in @6sinheTen unb in 8oben. 9atten
f6cn bic 1lnpetter Ger lsBtsn @o9en
in Den Msinberss OsrpiItenb eepiitet,
10 bat ii9 jstt gu Der p~erOnOfporo
bic Reblaus eslsIt. Quf cine eintrags
liGe Grntt 1T ni4t re9nen. Ni9i
minhsr tri6 IinO bic 4usiiAten i'm
@ei9le!gebiei. Die bort berridenbe
tropii9s 9iyrs bot Die eelamts Grnte
uerni9tst uno ale @isbmsibsn finb
perbprrt.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
3igortttsnmonopo I.

Die Aegisrung bereitet elm 3igoret>
tenmDaopol fir oas beutihe iei9 Dpr.
Ser Mntauf idmtIi9er 3igarettenfos
britsn innsrbalb Der Hei6sgren3en 1T
beabfi9tigt. UNI na6 Oiterrei6ii8em
Dtufter 0as MOnopoI gu fAaffen. Die
MaBnabme fed iid eegen ben britii4s
nmeritanil9en Sabattruf ri9ten. Der
INNER msbr an 9ooen getpinnt uno
Die beimif6e 3igdretteninoufrie gu err
0riden orpht.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
PUSHING PIEDRAS
STREET PAVEMENT

James NJ Dudley has taken I'D IN
earnest the suggestion OF Cnas. F. Vol
lerrsen that Piedras street be paved
between Montana and Bliss BY popular
subscription and IS today passing a
subscription list and collecting for the
work Ar. Dudley and his partner.
VIM E orr. have agreed to donate
500 square yards Of crushed stone for
the pavement
In a letter TO The Herald they state:
In furtherance Of the proposition OF
Chas- Nollertsen to have the Bitulithic
company pave the portion OF Piedras
street between Montana and Bliss
streets by public subscription, we will
contribute 500 square yards OF paving
stone
I've heartily commend this move
menr. as il viii be a real public bene-
fit to have the city connected Up with
the Country club district By an IN
broken paved thoroughfare-
Dudley & Orr,
by VIM E orr
The Newman Investment company
sent The Herald g chick for IS today for
the paving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
DF.Anna Reum. BuckIer Bldg, over Elite

Dr.. Hurley, $40 Herald Bldg. obstetrics.
diseases OF women and nervous troubles.