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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-27
North Buckfield.

Mrs. NJ. S. Record has been at Me
chanic Falls few days.
Some farmers in this vicinity have
sold apples for Sl,25.
Mary r. Robinson has started for her
homo in Minneapolis, Mimi. She viii
stop at Portland and in Massachusetts
Mrs. j. F. Turner and Mrs. NJ. A
Warren were in the cities Friday anG
Saturday.
F. E. and G. E. Warren and Mrs. C
NJ. Keene are picking apples at s. j,
Spsuldipg's. Some days they have pick
ed 20 barrels each.
Mrs. C. B. Durham has been visiting
her niece, Mrs. Annie Getohell, in Tur
ner. r. A. Harlow was q guest there
Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Damon has been in Portland
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Amy Bicknell is In Boston and
vicinity for short stay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-27
MIDDLE INTERvALE.

Grand Union Tea team here a. usual
this week with good line Of goods.
A. Haweeli, Syrian peddler from Ber
lin, was here recently. He 10 q jolly,
honest man, and has q family 10 Berlin
Mrs. Mary Wiley is 10 Paris among
relatives. She Is q beautiful woman.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
kQndor 8chroi0n
MACH FLETChER'S
GAS TIC RIA
bau$ und bof.
neutrality-suspicious. fir Die beifen
Spmmertage.

@ir iteben iebt mitten I'M Cont
mer, Semperaturen bon 80 .@rao
Tabrenbeit bat nns Ser @ettergott
1@on gebra@t un6 6a5u oie beiten
Musiibten, 6oB 6ie 4uediilberianle
thermometer friiber o6er 1pater
ODER menieer rn6 fir fiir5ere
ODER ldnger 3eit a11@ Biz binapf gu
100 @ra6 int S9otten itetgen miro.
@dbren6 NUN in Sen Sta6te1 gar bic
lie 9eute 6ieie beige Sabres5eit 6o5u
beruten, al1s5uipannen, anf flble
@labe anf Dem 9qn6e gu flu@ten nno
ser M11be un6 gtbolung gu pflegen,
unier Garmer gera6e tn oie>
]en beiBen Sagen mnermii6li@ mnter
Sen iengen6en @troblen Ser ltrerbttt'
liden So1ne orbeiten, mera es gilt,
ben @%rnteieeen gu bergen ODER bic
nod ma@ien6en Srii@te at pflegen
ltt6 5u f@iben. Ser Garnter tam
{i6, mie geiagt, mdt an Der Mrbeit
porbei6ruder1, aber er ton1t um6 mlB
ieire l1n6 ieiner @ngeborigen ln6 Be-
2ebenstpeiie IN 6iefen BET
Eoger 70 regeln, bab ffe ole I'M.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

.gdiitteIt sic Mal1pen ab, ober lie
freifen @u9 auf!"
go 1inge1r oenn Die 8lnmen an, ii@
81, 1d)iitteln Bis iie ale @a1lpen obge<
i9iittelt batten.
Sod cine Stole i@ittelte ole @an-
pen ob Bis auf cine uno iprady@ BET
li6 1elbit: rDieie &anpe lit Elm iol@
ldo1res Sing, sic mia i6 bebaltea."
Der olte 8a1m borte lire @eoe
uno rief ibr gu: Cine &oupe lit
gena1g, Di@ gu %peroerben!"
uMber," lprod Sic @oie, "lieb MIR
ifren id]0nen braumotben Nel3 ibre
ldmor5e,1 Mngen nuo 6iibe! 9iele
enie Mo,1pee rpia id bebalten, neil iie
10 1d0n lit u1r6 Tie miro mir lid)er
'nidts idaoen."
Girrige Sage ipdter ging id} wieoer
an 6em &olenitod por5ei. Nber 0 meb,
es mar fein gauges glatt mebr gu ie-
be11 bon ser &o1 e, Die MIR cine Nal1'
pc bebalten >pollte. Sbre Sdonbeit
mar oabin, uro iie batte nllr nod Be-
BEN ge1u,g, INN iiber ibre eitle Sbor>
felt 5u iammern:
uMd, o6, ib glar1bte mi&t> 6aB
cine ein5ige &o11pe mein @uin iein
tpiir6e!!"
60 gei6iebt es of, bab cine flei-
ne, b0je @epobnbeit nit Der 3eit 10
ltarf mer6en fam, INN Sen gan5en
@borofter BON @naben unb Ma66en
AT ruiniren. Desba1b i6iittelt Die
@oupe11 meg, legt sic Infringement nno
oie l1narten ab, mas ibr freilid n11r
f0nnt, merm ibr ber5li6 6em 8o1en
mioerltrebt un6 Sos Cute 5a tbun
1ndt.
.@ine nnart fa1m piel i6a6en
Drum elm &inb, 6as moblgeratben
l1n6 inn @rten tpablen tpin.
MrB 1ie mei6en ern1t unb itia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Sur clue @ampe!

M1s i@ zines Moreens int @orte1
fpa5ieren ging, fam Elm 1ei@ter @i1>
6aber, 10 6aB ale 8ldtter mno 8lr1'
men fi6 bin unb ber miegten. BieS
lit sic @prode ser 81ume1, 10 bor@'
tie i9 6enn anf.
Gin otter 8o1tm 1agte Nun: vBln'
men, ihMttelt sic @o11pen obi"
v@qrum 6enn?" fragte Elm balbes
D1ben6 8lnmen 5ug1ei6.
sic modten es mie man9e @in6er.
sic INNER fragen: ~@ornm?" menr
6ie @Iterr Tie etmas tbut betben.
Ser alte @a11m fubr fort, obne a1ai
ser @lumer1 u@arum?" GIT a9ten:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
fatnilienkrei$.
Gertramen.

MaS tpare sic 2ebenSgemelnldaft
ser aberdeen obme &ertrauen? Das
@ertral1e1 pirft mie tparmer Colt
n%eniegen, eS eriblieBt tanieno &noS=
pen 6em 2idte, mdbrenb Mfibtrouen
to6tet. @os audi 6agegen geiagt ner<
6em mag, unier gan5er @erfebr un=
tereinam6er lit ouf 6as @ertrolten
gegrun6et I'M &1einen tpie i'm Gro
ben. nn1 OBJ o16 Der Meniden-
feino beba11pten mag, 6ab es ri@>
tig iei, ieoen fir idle&t gu balten,
big man 8etpetie 6es @egentbeils ba<
be, 10 triumpbiert boh gliidli@er>
meiie immer tpie6er ollerorten Ser
0ptimiit, ser babei bebarrt, oie
Meniden 10 lange fir gut gu balten,
bts er 8e1peile ibrer Sdledtigfeit
erbalt. l1nb mag Ser lebtere ord)
bier nn6 90 idlimme 8olgen ieines
@ertro11ens erleben, nod biel barfi=
qer miro es linn nn6 an6ern Segen
bringen.
Dus @ertrm1en, baS Elm Meenld)
6em an6ern entgegenbrinet, mirft
ia pie Elm beIeben6er Sonnenitrabl;
Ielblt @@md@li9es bringt er nod
a1tm GrbIiiben.
@ie f6nnen mir elm @n6 er5ieben,
obne linn immer mie6er uni er Ser
trauen 5m bepeiien? Mues Cute in
iunqen @eelen tpiir6e berffiin1mer>1
obne 6en 8emeis unieres @eritano>
nt1Ies bofiir;; mir miir6en es t06tem,
mollten mir es gar NIT MiBtrol1en
betradten. l1n6 ielb1t 6os @0ie int
@in6e {eben mir feline @a@t berlie<
rem einem groBen, reinen @erftrol1er
Qeqeniber, 6oB es obne @ampf gu
iibertpin6e1r bern1ag.
nn6 mie Bel Sen &in6ern, 10 lit es
aud BEL Ben groben 2er1ten. &on1mit
ou ibnen nit edtem, gol6enem Ser,
troue11 entgegen, 6as freili@ >peit
on6ers geartet ift als oberfladli4e
9eidtgIanbigfeit, 10 miro ba11fig ge>
1r11g 6qs 8oie I'M Seine eritidt per'
sen. @s lit Damn mirfli@, aIs Oh
elm beller @onnenftrabl in 6es an=
6ern &er3 fault, baB ii6 Dor ieiner
@Iarbeit anes @0fe ber1teH nn6 MIR
-bas Cute berbortra11t. Selbit auf
berItodte Mot1rer nod, Sic ii@ je,
benz on6ert @inflnB neridIieben,
fann unertunrtet entgegengebrodtes
Wertro1te1 bere6eln6 tpirten.
Do@ 6e1fe ni6t MIR an an6ere,
benfe an 6i@ feIbit! Soft 6u nidt
Oft ge1ra1g erfabren, uie mobltbueno
unb f0roerIi6 bos @ertrol1en tpar,
6as Sir entgegengebra@t m11r0e?
Mun troate Sir @robes un6 @,ttes
at, un6 bein @onen tp11ds, sic @raft
.eritarfte; iiber bei11e bisberigen 9ei>
fturtgen binaaseeben6, geIang es sir,
Sos in 6i@ geiebte @ertro1ae11 3n
rehtfertigen. @os @eite in 6ir tpl1r'
Sc modgernfer, felbit btsber per'
fdIoi1ene Amenen tbotet ft@ ouf,
tpet,1t Iebeboles @ertro1te1t glei6 ei'
1rer @iinf@elrrtbe 6etn &er5 beribr'
te. $50 mir es aber n1on9nnoI iebn'
Iih5t ertparte1t, % bleibt es urs per'
faqt, uno bos fdmer5t. Mus bieier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Kindtre6e.
Gbel lei Ser Meni&!

,Sn elmer &%iiitenltaot tpartete Elm
|9diff ouf sic Mnfunft 6eS 8abn511'
qes, INN eiae Mn5abl bon @eil enoe11
auf5unebmen nno iiber's Meer gu be-
f0r0ern. 1er 3ug fam an. Ser So
pitan bes Sdiffes, ein groBer, ra11-
her, lounncrbran1ter Wann, 1tano BET
einem Sdpiff uno ertpartete Die &et'
1euoen. Ga fam cine @haar porneb>
nrer Serren 51 ibm un6 reoete i'm
init fplae1roen @orten on:
SEER Gopitan! Cine Mn5abl bon
Meileroen m0dte meiter fabren; ibre
Meiterreile aber bangt BON Sb1en ab.
%llntcr oeu Meilenoen lit mmlid el11
frar1fer Monn, oellen @egemart l111-
o,1oenebm lit. @ir 1inb abgeoronet>
Sic 5lr bitten, bob Sic Sen &ranfen
hiht in SIR 9biff m1fnebemn. &eilt
ser &ruufe nit, 10 bleiben mir. Was
lit SIRE Mnt>port?"
Ser Captain erpi6erte: ~Vtelne
Serren! sat Ser franfe Wtor1 bier
eiuen Gertreter?" Muf 6ieie inner
martete 6rage folgte feline Mntport.
|Go 1d,ritt ser Gopitdn biniiber 5n Der
gilenbabn nno iab IN einem @intel
6es @oge11s ELM armes @eien, oellen
9eben 6urd Sic M11s5ebrung beinobe
ouf9e5ebrt mar. Ser &ranfe bielt lein
@al1pt in beiben @dn6en nno meinte.
Ser Gapitaiir1 reoete freunoli@ NIT
ibm.
3d. mein @err!" iagte ser &ran=
fe, u1in6 Sic ser Captain? Wolen
|sie mid mitnebmen? Die @eilen=
Sen ldoren MIDI an, a1s mare i'd Die
Geifilen5, unb itn6 10 unfrennoli4!
|@ie leben, bab ib ant @terben bin;
aber menn i) 1rur nod lebe, big ib
meine Mutter erreide, 10 mer6e ib
germ iterben; meine geiie gu ibr tit
|5don mebr oIs bolb bollenbet. Sd
bin Elm armer Maler, baS ein5ige
&in6 meiner Mutter, un6 pinl9e> IN
ibren Mrme11 51 1terben."
vsie 1onen m%itfabren," iagte Der
@opitan, vnn6 ioute i6 an6 ole
iibrigen @eiier6en beSnegen nerlie-
ren!"
l~1nterbe1ien botte iid 6ie gan5e
Menge Ser @eiien6en nit ibrem
@epad um 6os @@iff periammelt
nno martete BORT sic @nti@ei6ung
6es Gopitans ob, INT ii@ 6ann 5n
ent1dlieben. .8alo iaben 6ie @eiien-
|6en, 6ab Der Gapitdn Ben franfen
Mam ouf ieinen Mrmen bon benz
@age1 trug nn6 init linn 6nr@ Die
Menge ouf SOS @diff gimg, mo er
i'm nit Ser 5arten Sorgfalt ei1reS
Goters nieoerIegte. 9aranf madte
Ser @opitGr feline @orberettrngen CUR
NDTQDEI.
Sod jebt i@ien ii@ Bel 6en &etlertz
Sen Elm 1re11es @efiiW gelter6 at mo-
diem, 6os ser Beidamang megen ibrer
l1nmenidlidfeit. SHE betroten a1t
einmol 6os @@ift mn6 ftrae Set
na6ber ian6ten Tie tpieoer eine Mb=
or6nung gu 6em @apitan nno lteben
i'm bitten, iie in Ser @oiate 5n be-
iuden. @r ging, 1tn6 aus ibrer Wfitte
erbob fid Elm Mann nit meibem &oor
un6 iagte SEM @apitdn nit Sbraner
in Sen Mugen, bab er ibnen eine CUTE
|9ebre geeeben, 6aB file ober nun ole
Iibrem Seller einidben nnb ibn Inn
@ei5eibung bate1.
@ine rubren6e @aene fo1gte; Sic
@ueme bes M~1iteefibls airBerte ii@ IN
ouen Mnueienoen un6 ioglei@ tpi1r>
6p fir Sen frQnfen Munn @el6 5n=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
9as Sabeln Der &imber.

ga &i1l0er nod 1ridt fabig iino,
imn1er Dos &i6tiee gu fin6er, uno
~nn5ablige Male irre1t, 10 fat Der CT
5leber gar5 acknowledgements oft, iebr
oft 81 ta0eln. gttpas gan5 anberes
alS Sa6el lit ober 3onf; bie1er 1T
i6on 5u Sen Strafen gu rebner. Sir
oen Iaoel geniigen orei &egeln. @r>
items: er perla11e ME SEN Son freun6~
lider 8elebrung; 5fpeitens: er treffe
olles, mas falld, irrig ODER id)ledt
lit; 6rittens lit 6as gu Gerbeliernoe
nod gar gu biel, Damn greife ct ni6t
alles onf einmal, 1on6ern zines nod
6em an6eren an; a11d erleidtern fid
Sic @ltern sic rehte Mrt 6es Sabels,
tpem lie lid felt p%ornebmer, fem
iiberf liilligeS @ort 5m ipre9en, 10 fnr5
81 iein alS nur mogli6. Ger1angt
6as &in6 nod meitere @r1duternng,
10 gibt man Tie linn b%ereitmiuig; bel
erniteren 9ingen muB linn ie6enfaas
ser So6berbalt ponitan6ig flar ge<
madt mer6en, es m11b 6el1tli6 einie=
fen, morin es gefeblt, mas es fali4
gema6t bat; ober a11@ 90 6arf MIR I'M
Some Ser @elebrrtng gelproden tper=
Sen. Sat man ettpas perfebrt ODER
l1nreht %erld11tert, 10 braudt un6 io4
sos ni6t gum 5neiten un6 6ritten
male gei6eben. SIT bem &in6e Elm
ein5iges NAL bel1tlid ur6 anidm1li6
erfldrt, me1be @efabr 6amit berbnn=
BEN lit, cine. Na6el in BEN M11n6 at
nebmen, 10 bro1dt linn SOS abio1l1t
ni@t mebr geiagt gu mer6en. Mimmt
es lie aber boh mieber in BEN M.un6,
10. lit bas niht mebr nnfenntriB Ser
@efabr, ionoern @e6anfenloitgfeit>
no es beborf alio feiner langen &e6e,
ionoern MIR Ser grinnerung, mie:
uMa6el aus bem Mun6 nebmen. ="
9as Sinh miro iofort Der teben nno
tbnn, mas es ia nerniinftigermet1e
tbun muB; iiebt es nns 5ufa1ig on,
10 broudt man 1nrr anf 6en Mun6 51
6euten, nnb je6es @ort lit gu piel.
@ltern boIten 1i@ oft 511rid, mollen
nidt gerne ta6eln, fur6ten, bes Sa=
6els mer6e ia .fein @n6e nebmen,
iiberieben Man@es, 1aiien lieber Die
@in6er ouein, 6amit ni6t ltets Mn<
lab 5um @rmobnen lit. @as mutt
mar ni6t tbr1r, ion6ern MON 1tebt
10 piel tpie m0gli6 na6 ieinen &in-
6ern nn6 to6elt alles, mas ta6efnS=
mertb lit. 9aB 5u bel @er6rub nn6
nnrube bara11s entitanoe, brou@t
mon ni9t gu befiir@ten, menn man
naG ser @egel Summer ems ber=
fabrt; ober sic tpin olterbings beodtet
fem. Man ion oues ieben, der
ni@t al1es ta6eln, fon6ern MIR 6as,
noos nnredt lit un6 tnos ni&t 1T, mfe
l1a11 es berlungen fnn1; nber mern
vs ii@ barlm ban6elt, boie @etpobn,
beiten nno 6ergleiden ab5ugetpobnen,
BONN tb11t man mob1, cine na@ Der
on6ere11 in sic Sur at mebmen; man
fommt i6nener mn6 ft6erer gum Be
lie. @os 6en @ltern sic meiite Weiibe
ma6t, iinb sic i@limmen Mngemobn-
beiten ser &itr6er, 6en1 lie itn6 oft
lebr idmer 5u entfernen, ni@t, bob
lie *on nnb fir 1i6 10 idtper o1s5n-
rotten tpdren, fon6ern eS lit ni@t 10
Ieidt, Dos rehte Mittel an5u&penoen.
Dos erfo1greibite @ittel lit itete &eo<
bodtung nn6 ie6esma1ige @rtnne=
r11ng.
t<Qnder echroion
uAcu 81 ETcnER'S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
@ebeilt som @erbammmgsidipade.
Gra1 @a6ie g. @IQtpipn, Sesn6ia1a

(\S
@u., tpor bon l1nber6multbfeit &C.
plagt. uMsein magen idmer8te mid
Sag nno9eadt," f@reibt ite ~sS@@ fub1.
te oufgeblaien un6 botte &opftpeb
uno Muf1toBen no@ 6em @iiet. Mnd
lit i@ an &ortleibigteit. @eine
|Eo9ter botte @bmberlain's Sablette
gebra1dt, un6 sic tbaten ibr 10 gut,
6aB iie mir einige Doien babo1t gab
nn6 barauf beitan6, 6ab ia fte neb-
men ionte. Gle balfen mir, tpie
nidts M11beres e8 eetbm bat." gu
faufen bel Marti1r Molitor. - Mn-
3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

ielbitgepomenen @rtenntniB berans
aber molten mir ielbit 6omit freige>
big fem gegen an6re un6 oa16 Der
@efabr ni@t adten, es einnal an
nntpiir6ige gu berihmen6en.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

handsome brick building which is
bank property. they are always ready
to serve their mission. The men who
have made its growth possible are
representative citizens OF Harrison
county, known for their executive
ability. j. l.. Nice lannahan is presi-
dent, w. a. Smith. vice president. Nj.
T McEvoy, cashier and III. d. Silsby,
assistant cashier. Mr.. McEvoy was
born in Harrison county in 1872, He
lived on a farm until the age of u.
when he Went into the drug business
as an apprentice. Latter he opened
his own store at Adair, Iowa Prior
to this. he attended college at Val
pairiso. Ind. one year. graduating in
the pharmacy department. After a
year and a half al Adair. he went into
the general merchandise business at
Mondamin and then two wears later,
he entered the bank as assistant
cashier. He held this position two
years when he was promoted to the
responsibilities OF cashier which posi-
zion he now holds. With d splendid
record i'll the past, those who know
its officers. and their ability, know
the promise the future holds, for the
Mondamn Savings Bank
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

ton. He has only been engaged in
his present business for a little over
a year but during this time he has
built up splendid business and Il
reputation for honesty and square
dealing second to none. At present,
he is one of the school directors in
the city of Magnolia and was also "a
rural director before coming to town.
Mr. lianneman located i'll this vicini-
ty before there We're amy railroads i'll
this section of the county and many
times walked to Council Bluffs for the
mail He is known throughout the
county and the large markets as a
heavy hog raiser, having shipped many
a car load of hogs to the Omaha mar
kets.
MIR Zimmerman is man we'll liked
by all who know him and has proved
a worthy citizen OF Harrison county.
More men like Mr. Hanneman are
needed. Progressive and wide awake,
he is always found at his post doing
his duty for every good cause.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
fragments of lime Count.

Many persons have become truly ed
ucated merely by the wise use of odd
fragments OF time. A bit of poetry or
a verse OF Scripture learned while
dressing in the morning; a few foreign
words or phrases conned on the way
10 work, or between tasks; IL great
book read in snatches while waiting
for meals; a dip into noble literature
at bed time; studious effort to Sc
cure contact with some nober person
than ones self every day by such
simple plans as these life is enriched
and made powerful.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

ito the present cashier NJ. II. Nc
Evoy. In May, 1872, it was re-organ-
lied. and the capital increased TO $35-
600. Specializing on real estate and
farm loans. the extension of its pat
|ronage was rapi The people who
came to its doors found courtesy. re-
liability, and progressive business
methods to be its feature character
istics That is the secret OF its rapid
growth to popular favor.
That this has been true, is the
natural result OF the tireless jnitia-
tive of its officers. Applying every
principle Of known banking science.
They have Won the esteem and sup
Iport of the people Occupying a
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
MAGNOLIA
J. II. HANN E MAN.
Prominent Business Man Of Magnolia
an Old Resident of Harrison
County.

]. II. Zimmerman came to this state
with his parents from Indiana in the
year 1875. and has been in Harrison
county ever since He holds very
extensive farm interests in and around
Magnolia, the old county seat of the
county and in addition to his extern
sive farming property he owns one
OF the largest and best equipped hard
ware stores in the county. Every
thing in the line of hardware is car
RED in stock al all times, including
farnnin. implements OF every descrp-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
MoNDAMIN SAVINGS BANK.

One of the most important contri-
buting factors TO the development of
Harrison county's commercial and
agricultural resources. is the Mon
DAMN Savings Bank at Mondamin,
Iowa. With conservative banking
methods, entrenching the money of
its patrons behind a wall of safety, it's
history has been a record of success.
In 1911 it was operated as a pri-
vate bank, with a capital of $4,000.
The Missouri Valley State Savings
Bank We're the owners In the month
of October, w. A. Smith of Missouri
Valley bought the chief holdings and
later he sold one half of his interest
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Praying and Hustling.

It's all right to pray for the things
you want. but il is advisable to do
a little hustling for the things you
must have.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
With Himself in Mind.

When YOU hear man telling what
is the opinion Of thinking people
everywhere he has direct reference
to himself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
POLITICIANS TURN
 ATTENTION ID NEXT
 STEP IN HOME RULE

London July 25.--Since the failure rule situation by the various parties at Buckingham palace. politicians have turned their attention to the next step to be added to in the home rule contro- Iversy.
 Premier Asquith and the other mem bers of the cabinet remained in town the greater part of today and several
 communications passed between King George and the premier but no meet ings were held.
 It is understood that much depends on the result of the meeting of the Irish national party Monday. when the
 Irish members of Parliament will de- eide what attitude they shall adopt to-
 ward the bill to amend the Irish home rule bill.
 The amending bill comes up for dis cussion Tuesday in the House of Com
 mons
 Many of them consider that as the
 Ulster unionists rejected the offer of a settlement embodied in the amending
 bill as originally introduced, the bill should be withdrawn and the home rule bill allowed to become law un-
 der the operation of the parliamentary act However. the government is expect
 ed generally to urge the passage of the second reading of the amending bill.
 as amended by the House of Lords. so that 1t may be restored to its original
 condition in committee. The unionists
 are preparing for a general election in the belief that failing in a settlement by consent Premier Asquith in person will advise the dissolution of Parlia- lment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
SENATORS BELIEVE
 WARBURG WILL ASK
 NAME WITHDRAWN
No Announcement Comes From the White House, However, and
 Warburg Is Silent

Washington, July 25.-Many administra- ton senators believed today that Paul M. Warburg of New York would soon ask President Wilson to withdraw his nomi- nation as member of the federal reserve board. There was however. no announce n:ent from the White House nor any di- rect word from Mir. Warburg.
 Several senators said they had heard Indirectly that Mir. Warburg had told friends he neither could consent to appear before the Senate banking committee nor accept the nomination should he be con flrmed. Members of .he banking ccm- mittee professed to know nothing what ever about Mir. Warburgs intentions. but insisted that if his name were to be re- ported to the Senate sor confirmation he must come before the committee.
 Nothing definite appeared today con corning President Wilson's choice in place of Thomas D. Jones, although the names of George E Roberts, director of the ,aint; W. T. Fsnton. president of the Chi cago Clearing House association. and George W. Norris, banker of Philadel- phia were discussed in official circles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
COURT DECIDES THE STATE
 MAY TAX SOLVENT CREDITS

after consideration of the court, by As- sociate Justice deGrafrenried, except Chief Justice Anderson. who dissented The last two days were spent by the court in their consideration.
 In arriving at it's conclusion the court held that the statement in the case of Barnes vs. Moragne, 145 Ala. 313- ex- pressing an opposite view was a dictum of the court because of the fact that lat the time of the assessment which
 was under consideration in Barnes vs
 Moragne. there was no provision in the
 then revenue bill which levied an ad
 valorem tax on solvent credits In sup
 port of the view that the expression ,n
 Barnes vs, Moragne, 145 Ala, 3l3, is dictum and not a decision the court re !
 fers to the. case of Hooper vs. State, 14f
 Ala, Il, in which the court said that the act of March 3. 1903. repealed the provisions in the previous revenue bill with reference to solvent credits.
 The court also held in the case of kstate vs Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail- ~Cad comapny. that under the facts pre- hnted by the record read in connec- ltfoh with the act approved February 10. S33, which is published in acts of l1S92-93, and which relates to the Ten Inessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company. 1.-the situs or place of the solvent credits |sought to be assessed Is the state Of Alabama and that they are liable to an Id valorem tax in th1s Btate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

Montgomery. July 2S-especiaL) The supreme court today decided that the state of Alabama has the right to levy an ad valorem tax upon all sol vent credits except those secured by re- corded mortgages, deeds of trust anu written contracts of conditional sales which have paid privilege tax Tor their recordation. The courts decision was put out in the cases of the state against the Alabama Fuel and Iron company. domestic corporation, and the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. foreign corporation. In the lower court the case was decided against the state.
 The decision of the court Is regarded as one of the most important thatsssre : court has announced in months. inaN much as it means considerable in- crease in the states annual revenue It is estimated that the revenue will be increased by one-fourth If collections can be on all solvent credits.
 The cases were decided by the whole court and ali of the justices concurred h the ssinions which were prepared.