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Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
Woihinaton. 8. 81.

Seoer Dentld- Amerifaner lit iiber-
5ellgt, 0aB Die griltenS unieres alien
gaterlonoes bon Dem Musgange 0es
gegenm1rtigen furGtbnren &rieges
abb1ngt. @epinnt Deuti6lan0, 10 lit
audi Die Stealtng Der Deuti6en I'M
Muslan0e, b~elonoers in 0en 8ereinig-
ten 5taaten, auf LANCE, LANCE 3eit
geiid)ert. I'm oieie Ste[ing nod
li1erer uno einfluBreiber 81 MAIDEN,
lit es n%ottDen0ig, oaB mir @euti6=
Amerifaner in ben beporitebenoen
&ablen, fiir Die republifanii6en
aongreBfanOioaten Itimmen. Der De-
mofratiihen Administration, Del6e
unter Ser 2eitltng oes oelltidfein0li-
den ln1o probibitioniitii6 angebau1-
ten Staatsiefretdrs Wiliam Sem
Mugs 8rDan ftebt, muB energif6
Sh1h geboten werOen.
Nieie M0miniltration uu0 Der 60.
9on0reB baben oas 8ertrailen Der
Gentid 9(meritaner lhmdbIi6 nib
6rals1t - Die Administration 0ur6
lire offene SDmpat6ie iiir Die Sem
DC nnieres 8aterlanOes uno ourb Die
9egiinitigung oieler 6einoe IN Nn-
g~elegenbeiten Der Neutralitdt - Der
aonareB Our1 Die llmlage elmer gan3
miotigen unO ebeniO aud unge=
rehten a~riegsitener i'm 6rieoen.
SAT ieoe nambafte oeuti6 . amerifa-
| nilde 3eiting im 2anoe, bat ben
H~r1Ii0enten in fat allen ieinen le9ts-
latinen 8%eltrebungen mlterltilbt.
Selblt ausgelprodene repubIifaniide
ocntI6e 3eitunaen iinO Dem YrGIi-
benton gegeniiber loDal gepelenx
penn iic aud ME begreifen fonnten,
maritm CT einem Menl1en wie 9rDs
an Die 2eitung unIerer a%usw1rtigen
Angelegenbeiten nnpertrauen tonn-
tie. Die Geutih ; Nmerifaner baben
WrDan nod ME g%etrdut. Sic bnben
ME iiir 9rpan geitimmt mo tie uer-
Den ibm ME traiten ODER fir ibl
Itimmen. Seoe Stimme, melhe bon
eincm 8ellti1 : Mmerifaner in ben
nadltem @ablen fir Ole repnbIifani-
ld)en 4ongreBfanOionten abgeoeben
miro, lit Elm Yrotelt gegen Winiam
Senninas 9rDau. SIS mar alf Den
Mat oicIes Mnnnes bin. oaB li6 Der
Braiioent meigerte, cine Aboronung
prominenter 0euti6 Amerifaner 81
empfangell, an 0eren Spibe SRrr
@orace BranO, Der Sermlsgeber Der
nScsuinoiS 5toats5eitung~ ltonO, mel
de ibm Die llnpabrbeiten Der belgi-
lden Qiigenfommiiiion bepeiisn MOL
te nn0 fonnte. Der Rrdiioent bate
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07

MiQion1re, peI1e lid INNER erfolg-
reid ibrem geredten1eil Der 8eiteu-
eruiig ent5iebcn. meroen ourb Die
nellen Steuern mei1ig o0er gar nid)t
betroffen.
Ole iiioli6en 0emofrateu, Delhe
Die mnotige mo nngered)te ariegs-
Iteuer bill formulierteli, 6eItaHoen oa-
rollf, Dab ole Grbobung Der 8ieriten-
CT Inn pole so Yro3ent, iofort in
Strait treten lole. Nllen an0eren SSrt-
t~erelfen pitroe Die notice 3eit gege.
ben, ibre @eihdfte i'm @inflang nit
oen Neltinlmlmgen oeS neiien @eieB-
eS 81 rcgulieren. 5elbIt ben 6abri-
fanten Der in oen Yrobibitionsltaaten
10 belie6ten Natentmeoi3inen, melde
mebr Mlfobol entbalten ais 0as ItGrt.
lte Bier entbalt, muroe 3eit gege6en
lire @iftItoffe 81 u~erItdrfen unO oa.
onrdb p~opllldrer 81 MAIDEN, ebe Tie
5tenermarfeu aui hire 5laIben gu
tle6en %bralld)ten. 9as lit Die 0emos
tratiIbe IuifaiIung BON Dem mas
tedDt uno biaig lit.
Tas oemofratil6e National SEQ
mitee lit betnnntlid mr. 81 Dem
3mede in Grilten3 Dem Yrdiioenten
linen 3peiten germin az perldaffen
o0er Serrn @iaiom sSenningS 8rp-
III, menn ni1t Soiepbus Daniels, al
ieinem Na6folger 81 MAIDEN. Dieier
Gage per0fientIid)te oas aonaite Den
oorgeIdriebeuen Yeridt iiber ieine
@imabmen mo 9usgaben mGbrenO
oieier @ablfampagne. 9araus gebt
6crpor, DAB eS iiber $4,000 iiirQnb-
li3itGts3mede perals9abte, mas Ell
gentli6 Sade 0eS fongreIlionellen
&omiteeS Iein iolte. g9abreno nm
oas o%emofratiide fongreIiioneae So
mitee mie0er nit eiueni 0efi5it BON
iiber $4,000 abi1lieBt, bat oaS 9foti-
onal aomitee iiber $4,000 i'm Sod
mo miro fortfabren 5it @nniten Der
Milion WrDan 9aniels &lique al
aeitieren. 9[us Dem 8eri9t aebt mei-
ter berpor, oaB jeoe oemofratilhe
Sub i'm Sanoe geuiolfen mnroe. 4a
gegeu bat lid oaS repllblifuniihc Nn.
tionol ! aomitee gar niht, mie eS fid
geb0rt, Inn Die &onareBmablen be-
fiimmert nno oaS repubIifaniIhe
aongreIiionele 9omitee bat nit iebr
geringen Mitteln piel mebr er5ielt.
@enn oas n6dite Abgeoronetenbails
republifnniide Mebrbeit bat, 10
lit oos 5iim eroBen Teile Der portreff.
liden 2citung oeS Ab~geor0neten
.. @oo0s mo leines erIten
Serrn Goparo Rei6aro an.
8ure6nen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07

fiir @erpnnOete, 3ieorren mno 10
meiter. 1900.
@cnn in Anlerifa alio imner nod
falidc gfadridteu ~perbreitct mer0en
10 piBt Sbr wenigitens iebt, OaB es
nid)t mobr lit. Sn 0ertidlano lit
allies in Or0nung, feline &epollition.
nod aranfbeiten o0er lonit etfpds.
Sdlreibt ooh einmol, mie in glne.
rita bic Stimmung lit. @ier beibt Is
aut. W2it Iieben gfationen Iteben mir
i'm ariea, ndmliA RuBlahO, 6ronf-
reid, england, 8eloien, Serbien,
@ontenegro, Sapan. @euiig, nidt2
Sic Eiirfci lit o~ertidfremolid, mas
@nqlanO 1rgert. Sbr babt mobl Oen
TepeIdentDedIel 5miihen unIerem
Auiier nno Dem Barren eeleien2 Gar
I-ifolaiis oepeidierte bod, er noble
6rieoen Itifteu swiiden 0eiterreid
un0 Serbien mo babe nidts gegen
0eutIdllan0. 0abei bat er mobil
acmodt uno lit in 9elttidIano elm
aeiaaen. 0o mnbte 4niier @ilbelm
ia 0en 4rieg erfl1ren oOer CT mar
%perloren. @emein, niht2
Die GnaIdnoer baben cine s(rmee
mad Sronfreid geiouOt, ole mir
audi CANA geihlagen BADEN, Io0oB lie
ieBt mieoer cine lhiden moIen. sic
Iolen MIR fommerL lett friegen Iie
in einem oie Siebe nit. Sang reht
70, 0em fuliHen england. Grfldrt
inS ocn 4rieg neil mir 9elgien be.
Icbcn, uno babel lit es nllr tpiltenO,
neil mir Idon aaes beIebt batten,
trobOem ole 6ron5oien cher in Bel
aien wuren mie mir, nlio nit @iilen
Gnolan0s Die HeutroIit1t gelgiens
Dor 0eitIdlano bro6en. liner
&aiIer bat eiumal mo Damn nod Dem
SAL 9iittid's nnO Der ginuobme
Yriiielsno6 einmol aonigAlbert Den
Srieocn ongeboten. oeun mir mollten
garf eiuen &ricg nit 8elgien Ion-
bern muBten eS beieben, JOINT mdren
6ronfreid uno England in DeutId
lonO iiber Yelgicn eingefallen. Nber
M0nia Nlbert molte arieg, 10 lon CT
aid ieBt Die 5olgen tragenl Gr
ielblt lit III antperpen, Die eiusige
Stoot, ole nod iein it, unO Die So.
nigin nit Oen &inoern limo ua6 eng
lanO obgereilt. 8alo lit aild Mnt
merpen mnierl II
@or einigen Eagen batten mir elm
fleines Seegefedt bel @eIgolan0 init
@n0lano. Die @nel1noer batten Ell
ne ca. t0sfdHe llebermadt uno mir
MIR A tleine &rer3er. @ir 9eutl1en
3ogen uns nidt 5uriid, siebts BEL inns
nidt, ionoern f6mpfen bis gum leb-
ten 9%hntstropfen un0 i%prengten onnn
lelbit unIere fleinen areu8er. n Ole
Teinoe boben alld uiele S110en err
baltcrL unO merOen iDren Sieg fei-
eru. 65nr feiue alnIt, ipenn groBe
Shladti6ific gegcn feline areu5er
f1mpfcn. Inns 9eutId)en 5eigt eS uur
mic0er pon Gcuem ben Mnt unierer
brapen arieger.
gina 9eiITein.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07

nommen. 9ie ruiiiihe 9rtinerie iei
bernidtet. @as niht gefnneen &c.
nummen muroe, fam in oen oitpreit-
Biidcn Siiinpfen nn0 Seen I'M. ~
llniere eeiommtcn Armeen oringen
iiegreid III 5ranfreid Dor. sic limo
nod so &iIometer pom 8oris entfernt
uno belite iiel Die itorfc fSelhtng @i-
pet in unlere @dnoe. @elfort fangen
mir icBt an 3t belugern. GoS miro
ia ibtper baltcn, bis mir es einneb-
men; aber befonlmen tirn mir es bod.
Sn Earis ioa aaes entIebt lein. Bic
Ie fliiften ans @oris nod SiiOfronf.
reid. 3eutIhe 5lieger waren id)on
in @oris, poriiber oie 6ron3oien nit
tend uno entlebt linO. -
@abt sSbr Idon BON unieren AZ en-
@eihiiseu geb0rt2 9aoon wuBte
fein Menih nod 81 Anfang oes arie.
gcs etiuas, otBer Dem @eneraIltob.
Das lit ood ouh eroBartig, niht?
@enn 10 Elm @eidiib e%rpIoOiert, Damn
grdbt eS lid crit mebrere Meter tief
in ole @r0e un0 erplo0iert Damn Der
artig, Dab in 0as entltanOene Sod eli
he 3ompdgnie Solooten perlinfen
fonnen. Sd babe 1botograpbien
geieben, mie Die @eiHiibe bei 2iitti6
gcnirft baben. @an3e @an3ertiirme
muroen nit einem SduB in Die 2itft
gei1leuoert uuo A Meter Oide Sells
bl0de gciprengt. 9tr S%Sngenielire Der
Sirnta 4rilpp f0nnen oie @eidiiee
beoienen. gSaS meroen Die 6ron3o-
len geitaunt baben, ltno crit ole eng
ldnOer2 @abt Sbr aud bon Den
@reueltaten Der 8elgier gebort2 Die
geialnte 9epolferung, 6rnrten mo
0inoer BON 10 Sobren, ifoiien unO
lpnrfen @omben nad nnieren ein5ic=
benoen Sruppen. 9ariiber lit ole
@ut i'll gang Qeuti6lano groB uno
mir merOen es linen aud b%eim5nblen.
6ier I'M 9a5arett licgt 3. .. elm
Mlann, Dem man bei0e Slugen ans
acltoben bat. Weun ieine 5rnli un0
&in0er fonmlen, FAM or mir nah
ibnen taIten. GnticblidL uid)t2
Wun Oatn imiere SoIontcn cine
bcilige Nut ergriif mo tic ibrc ao
meraocn r6dter, il10em ole 6rancti-
renrs erihoiien muroelL per fam es
u~eriibeln2 9ie belgiihe Stoot So
men, aus Der ale 2eltte ouf uniere
Seute marfen, ihoiicm uno ibnen
gtabrung uertpeigerten, muroe nieoer-
Eg%cbrannt. Gas lit bod ni1t mebr
nie reft, menn Iogar 10-i1brige Sim
Der gomben merfen, mie perpunoete
&rieger bier er56blen. Die &egie-
rung ioa iogar Die 9cllte augeitiftet
baben mo Efarrer preOigten, ieoen
Geltlden ioae man totem. Sier in
g~Sies6aoen iinO and 6ranctircurs
nntergebradt. 3irfa 1900 @erwum=
oete iino in ben So5aretten un0 in
&otels nntergebrodt Mon fam tie
in Der @ilbelmsItroBe berumIonicn
mo iiBen ieben.
GS miro bier iehr picl qetan fir
Die arieger, Mer etlpas bat, Der ipen-
oct cs, lei es @elo, Nnbrrngsmittel
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
Cost O, Oiling Straet.s

Practically every town in North
eastern Iowa are oiling the streets
or talking the subject up. The fol-
lowing is from the Usage Press:
Residents along the streets lead
ing out of the city, where the great
er volume of travel is, doubtless Of
ten feel that they would give almost
anything to be freed from the dust
nuisance at this time of the year.
They can easily be rid of it, and at
no great expense. SIS pays for the
oil necessary to oil block; allow
Sc for putting it on, which makes
$24 per block. Taking the low av-
erage of three residences on either
side of block makes six residences,
among the owners of which the cost
would be divided-$4 each. No
more dust, good roads Immediately
after a rain and the assurance that
the street will be one of the most
popular ones in the city. Or uIvide
up the cost some other way. Let the
city pay a part of it; the entire city
would certainly be benefited.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
ANOTHER ICE CAVE.
Ice Cave Phenomenon Reported AT
Edgewood, Near Hopkinton.

For years DEBORAH has enjoyed
the distinction of having the only
natural ice cave in captivity, which
has been visited by thousands OF
strangers within our gates, who
heard of it hundreds of miles away
from DEBORAH. The following dis
patch appeared the other uay from
Hopkinton, which states there is an
ice cave in that vicinity.
Bixby park, near Edgewood, has a
natural phenomenon in an ice cave
which furnishes ice for picnic par
ties during the summer. There are
only few of the ice caves in north
east Iowa and they are scarcely APP
preciated because they have not
been popularized by advertising The
park was named after the owner of
the property, Hon. r. ]. Bixby
of Edgewood, who years ago recog-
nized its scenic beauty and dedicat-
ed it for the use of the public.
A fine spring of water gushes from
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
"T.nka" Wins at CrescO.

Ed X. Hovden, of DEBORAH, was
at Cresco last week to see "Tinka'
the trotting mare, formerly owned by
him, go in a race meet there. The
following is from the Cresco Plain
Dealer:
"A good crowd gathered at the
new driving park last Friday, some
coming up from DEBORAH and many
autos from other neighboring towns
might be seen. The gate receipts at
a charge of Csc for adults only
amounted to $6S.
The pacing race between Eddy's
Tinka and Cuttings Lady l.. was
closely contested, and won in straight
half mile heats by the former one
heat being paced in 1:1O. IT was a
pretty race and in both heats from
the start to the quarter a blanket
would have covered both horses.
The race between Arion Strother
and Odell's Axey Alma was also in
teresting. In one heat the latter al
though winning was led half way
around the track by Axey Alma.
Time in these heats was 1928 and
1924.
The race between Klingle.s Allen
Gilbert and Lydon's High Wilson,
mile heats, was won by the former in
2:48 and 2:41.
DR.. John Beadle OBLIGATED satisfac-
torily as starter and A. j. Owens, II
II. Rudy and John Burke, Of Rice
vile, were in the judges stand.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
A Big CrOp Adders.

Bellevue, Ia, Aug. 24.-Tne coun-
ty bridge crew, building a new bridge
near the William Dunn place, be-
tween Bellevue and the Jackson
county home, raised crop of snakes
this week that made them think for
a while that they were seeing innings
A blast of dynamite was placed un-
der a large rock where they wished
to place an abutment of the bridge,
and when it exploded the men ran
back little ways to avoia pieces of
the rock and were speechless with
amazement to see fourteen large ad.
ders go up with the blast.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
Father Pursues ElOpers.

Marshalltown, Ia, Aug. "a
While pursuing at breakneck speed
in an automobile his daughter, who
is said to have eloped with a neigh
boris hired man. H. Beal, a wealthy
farmer of Story county, living near
Colo, west of here, came near losing
his life yesterday and as result of
the accident the clippers escaped.
When the wheels of the automobile
struck high approach of bridge
the car turned turtle, pinning Beal
beneath it. Beal was badly hurt,
having one ear torn off and numer-
Gus other cuts and bruises.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
Carnival Company Turned Down.

The S. w. BrLndage Shows, which
played DEBORAH this spring were dem
led license in Webster City last
week The Brundage slogan is 1--WE
comply with the pure show laws"
This to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, Mayor Valentine and the Web
ster City w. c. T. U. prefer to ac-
cept the theory that carnivals are
still carnivals and that their general
influence on a community is not for
the best. And so when the advance
man, in company with j. C. Smith
of the Smith Transfer company of
that city, went to the city hall to COM
plete all arrangements for the carni-
val by taking out city license, they
found his honor, the mayor, was OPP
posed to carnivals. Not only that,
but he refused outright to grant a
license. He held that carnival is
inimical to the best moral life of the
community and under no circumstan-
ces would he issue the license des-
pite the protests of the advance man
that his shows were all clean and
respectable and his program through
out of high order.
And SO Webster City this year will
have no carnival. This sign is hung
across the city hall: 'No carnival
men need apply
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
Cattle Killed Nv Lightning.

Lansing, Ia, Aug. 24.-Joseph
Bechtel of Church, sustained a heavy
loss Saturday evening when a bolt OF
lightning killed eight head of fine
stock. When the storm came up the
cattle went under some trees for
shelter and were herded together
when the fatal bolt struck them.
They were valued at 500 apiece
and the loss is a heavy one for the
owner.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
BY HARRY j. GREEN.
Set Broken Leg BlOOded Calf.

While being led behind a local mo-
tor truck Thursday afternoon a
heifer calf belonging to the nerd of
Schumacher, Mayne and Peck Com
pany of Waterloo being taken to the
North Iowa Fair, became frightened
on the street in Mason City and
jumped forward getting a front leg
under the wheels of the truck. A
veterinary was called and the brok-
en- bone was set. The animal will
be able to walk probably within a
month but is for the time "bed-fast'
so to speak. The calf was valued at
$500.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26

the foot of one of the high bluffs
and supplies considerable stream.
All about are the rugged cliffs and
the spot is one of beauty, such as ma
ture in its early spasms threw up
for the pleasure of the generations
to come.
Bixby park includes the famous
DEVILS backbone and many other
freakly places. These grounds may
be preserved as public grounds"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
Elgin Canning Factory starts.

During today load after load Of
sweet corn has gone through the
streets in it's way to the Elgin Can
ming factory. The first run was
made on Thursday and every thing
went along in a very satisfactory
manner. The corn is of good quail
ity and the machinery is working
well and all indications point towards
a nice pack for 1914.-Elgin Echo.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
The Week i'm History.

Monday, 24-Independence of Ii
IBERIA proclaimed, 1S47.
Tuesday, 25-Irish potatoes intro
duced. in America, 171S.
Wednesday, 26-First steamboat pat
ents issued, 1891.
Thursday, 27-Last battle of the
Revolution, 1882.
Friday, 2S-Cylinder printing pres!
invented, 1885.
Saturday, 29-British capture New
Amsterdam, 1864.
Sunday, 30-Electric telegraph exhi
bited at Munich, 1909.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-26
To The People of DEBORAH.

We wish to again call your at
tention to the fact that we are sole
agents in this city for Meritol Pile
Remedy. Our success with this REM
edy has far exceeded our most san
guine expectations. Therefore, we
are pleased to recommend and
guarantee every package of Meritol
Pile Remedy. Aug.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-24

FOR SALE-One Of tho best country
homes In Jefferson county. with fine
dairy and large spring, and fish pDnd
Seventy-fve acres. Including woodland,
orchard and rich fields, Ave miles below
Bessemer. on Tuscaloosa pike Price on
application to owner. George Veitch,
Bessemef. Route $. e-24-%t-we-su
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BUSINESS CHANCES

q sUdcESSFGE corporation q high
standing wants a man 30 to u years
old. with $4,000 or $4,000 to buy interest and
take official position: stock pays more
than per cent dividend; either a good
office man. shipping clerk or retail store
manager preferred best references re-
quired; busfness confidential. Address
K-87. care Age Herald. 6-23-2t
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MUST SELL IN 80 DAYS.

1000 acres, chocolate lime land, Sumter
county; three-fourths level; creek; 200
acres open. Ideal for cattle. Best offer
takes It, Will take part pay In other
property and $500 cash, balance easy
Address K-3s care Age-Herald. 6-23-2t
FOR SALE-Half-gallon Mason fruit Jars
&c per dozen; quarts, 47c. 2427 I'd ave
Phone 1854 w. H. Buford. 6-24-st
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FOR 6ALE-By owner who needs tie
money. beautiful West End home:
will trade for negro rental property;
investigate. Main 1894. 14l7 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. e-2l-7t
FOR HALE-Indian motorcycle in good
condition.: II. p; cheap for cash. Ad-.
dress Y37. care Age Herald. e-23-24
SAFES. bought. Eold. exchanged and rel
paired. Birmingham Safe land Lock
Co.. ILL., LIT ave. e7-lotrsu-wed
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$3.50 NOW pays for complete course;
sessions day and night. Call, write or
phone Wheeler Business College.
6-7-tf-su-tu-thu
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alusAL AND DEPARTURE PASSENGER
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FOR SALE-Paying cash grocery bust
ness. to settle up partnership; $500 stock
cheap rent. Address G-37. care Age
Herald. 6-21-4t
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATES-One cent a word n day, no nd.
tnken for less than 25c for first fnser-
ton. 1asl, nmst nccompnny order.
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FOR SALE


FOR sALE-s40 acres of cut-oyer land
near Sterrett; price. $3.50 per acre cash.
Minge, 9os Jefferson Bank Bldg. 6-3-tf
FOR SALE-At great bargain, a Groom
residence in best part of Norwood; two
baths, garage, servants room, eastern
exposure; lot 60x190. Apply C. M. Wright
zoos Sd ave. Main 9lS6. 6-9-tf
FOR SALE-InA small tracts. Valley
farms; located on the Orville and Ca
haba pike, the Myrtlewood branch of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
traversing its full length, and bordered
ON the south by the Alabama river.
These farms are splendidly located, be-
ing only one and one-half miles from
the city of Selma. A bountifully level val
ley, loamy soil, with clay subsoil truck
and grain grow prolifically; it is fine
Tor fruit, peaches, pears, grapes, straw
berries, etc. Every acre drains perfect
1y. These farms divided in 40-acre
tracts face the pike, railroad, and
river for three miles. Their nearness
to the city makes school ard amuse-
ments most convenient You are at the
door of your shipping point. with traiDs
leaving for all points, north, east south
and west, several times daily in seven
directions. Selma is a town of churches
and schools and is progressive in every
way. Very liberal terms. For further
Information, address John S. Pollard,
Agent, Selma, Ala. 6-20-7t
RANKPITpT SAI-E --------------
Tho STOOL, 81 Goods forr,,ar,,. ,o,o
70 pio 5000 MaroaS.,,o ~ ne
SIeve,and p,o',mt ~ A,a liz, ~ 49,, GO
from oneonta has baen orderad rasold
by the referee, Wednesday, July i, 1914,
FOR 40 oh rh,s s+oo,. s,a.s " ~,
tu.a, szooo a,,5 soono e,oa.h
chandiss yroo.,ca,1n you, az 80 .. 80
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WANTED-We have clients desiring
loans in amounts of $1,000 to $4,000;
IL you want to make u loan or buy a
mortgage. write or call us. Phone
1916 Main. Minge Mortgage and Real
ty Co.. 202-3-4 jefferson County Bank
Bldg. 5-17-tf
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FOR sALE-NoRwooD

FOR sALE-NORWOOD ----
Beautiful home on the north
east corner of 25th st. and 18th
ave. 1901 N. 18th st. This place
is worth $1,000 of anybody's
money. Our price $4950. Have
you heard of anything north Of
18th ave. that was new and
modern. with hardwood floors
and furnace heat?
MEHSER n. 70. & ms. co
Corner Third Ave. and 21st st.
Phone 819.
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GOVERNMENT positions are easy to get.
Ny free booklet. Y-2o9. tells how. Write
today. Now. Earl Hopkins, Washing
ton, d. G. b-3-17t- su-wed
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Owing to
change in location and readjustment of
business matters, a valuable farm 10
room. modern residence and 11-room
residence South Highlands, splendid To-
cation, will be exchanged or sold at sac
rifice. Apply promptly CPS jefferson
County Bank Bldg.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. either sex, to sell
Sav-Ice cloth; saves half your ice bill;
sample 25c. Write US today. Sun-Eta
Company, Pensacola, Fla.
a. 1-ef- Ell dc
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3OOKKEEPER-Live wire assistant
booklxeeper for manufacturing concern;
one capable of handling individual led
gers, requiring daily balance. Good op-
portunity for competent man and unless
you have ability do not apply. Reply in
own handwriting, giving age, references
and salary expected. Address jas. care
Age Herald. 6-24-2t
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WANTED-Men to learn the barber trade;
few weeks completes: position open;
tuition $25; free catalog. Birmingham
Barber College, Birmingham
Fri ct,-uuod
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WANTED-Informatio concerning Ethel
Blanchard, or her child, ehristened Vel
va Joyce. Address P-35. care Age-Her-
aid. 6-20-10t