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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-04-04

said T. Cheney Lawless shall be Vice.
President and General Manager; and
Mir. Pete Cherry shall be the Secretary
and Treasurer of this corporation.
These officers shall hold their respective
Offices until their successors are elected.
The duties of the aforesaid officers
shall be such as are ordinarily and
usually conferred upon such officers of
corporations; bnt the Board of Direct
ors shall have power to define and limit
their authority and powers and duties
as the said Board may deem proper by
such resolutions, rules, regulations and
bylaws as the said Board of Directors
may formulate.
Any vacancy that may occur upon the
Board of Directors or in any of the
offices of this corporation shall be
filled by the remaining directors.
A failure to hold an election on the
date hereinabove specified shall not
operate dissolution of this corporation:
but the directors and officers shall hold
over until their successors are elected.
Thus done and passed at my Office in
the Parish of st Mary, Louisiana, on
the day and date hereinabove first writ
ten. in the presence of Charles A..
O'Niell and Henry S. Palfrey, two CON-
petent witnesses, who sign these pres
ents with said appearers and me, said
Notary, after due reading
Original signed)
+. CHENEY LAWLESS,
MAGGIE HANSON LAWLESS,
l hereby authorize my wife to sign.
L. CHENEY LAWLESS.
MINNIE H. connolly.
r. CLARENCE LAWLESS.
Witnesses:
CHARLES A. O'NIELL,
H. s. PALFREY.
RENE H. HIMEL,
Notary Public.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-04-04
For Sale Or Trade for It.
Mary Land.

Six hundred acres of hard.
wood timber land, 40 acres
of open land. three tenant
houses and one barn. all sit
uated in Concordia parish,
on Red River, one-half mile
below mouth of Black River.
E. L. SAUcIER,
Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-04-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. MARY.

I, Wilbur II. Kramer. Clerk and OK -Cfaclo
Recorder of Mortgages in aud for the Parish OF
the above and foregoing is a true aud correct
copy of the Charter or Act Of Incorporates
of the Home Place Planting & Manufacturing
Company, and that the original of said Act 0f
Incorporation is recorded in the mortgage once
Of St. Mary Parish. Louisiana, in Record OF In
corporations, Book No. /. entry number q.
this being the separate book kept ia said Mort
gage office for the recOrdatiOu of Acts Of In.
corporation of Corporations.
Witness my hand and tho impress OF my Of.
fetal seal this 7th day of March, A. d., 1914.
WILBUR H. KRAMER.
Clerk and ex officiO Recorder for st. Mary Par.
lsh, State Of louisiana.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

ampfgc. g}p, mas midi oas dinner
iEeue pu5t! UeL, p6il, BIZ blit ia
grab Der Mlaan, no mer brQubel1
lin bonn Dat er 81 bic GTdenerels
erUm get0rHt un Ia9t; ,4(eine Ser
ZEN, btes bier Is mein tieper Tretub
Der U}iItsr 86iIipp 1auerampfer BON
bic Suneitet 5te6t8, tDo mih Idon
mandgs 5e6Der 9coobu bat lin aui
ben fem Gttipei5 ia e game 9alt
gapipe; triete sic ibn neiS I'M bic
tent Tin tonfipbere Se ion ais mein
6reiHb." 8aun Dat er bic gtietung
getlo6f Bite SImennerel8 BEN 6Inos
NIT mid geids6tt Tin fe Iin Damn
ouB Dem Gubm, 70 0aB i4 gang al
LENS nit ben @mperer mar.
6err Gebadtipn6r, pie i'd ieIIeu
Qugeblid qefa6It Zen, oas tam i5
gar nit biItreiipe. 99 BEN geft6l5
dts Do Id Miags 6att lin t0nnt 6i8
in ben S4tei fIiegei i'd BEN gsfi6lt
als penn ib bic etn3ige 4erion in
bic gnuae QeIt mar, lpp eb6cs an
ioge bdtt I'LL 100 allies lente IN lcits
t6nnt. CD ben geiibf ala Go i8
gar hit mebr Der p6iltpp 5Qucrs
ampfer mar, Tnnoeru en- qrin5 en-
8erI9t, po Itn bic gau3e Melt for
beugc be9t. @eIt, Der @mperes bat
en 8otteu Qepul6t lin bat BEN Ser
ipent. tpD t0mme Is, bic Gtber geips
ipe. er Iptlt bic fein1e 8attet Gbein
meiH 6riHge, tpp In ben Seller pdr;
ef miibt ba3a guide, oaB bic auiie
nit 70 Diel bon ben Gtoif iinne be6te,
iDgm Ie na6 @aermeHRie iomme
babt. ua DQbet BAT er gcla3t.
QBie ner bann piober alleius mare
fat ct gelaqt, Ran, Abtl, BAT az
QeIaqt, ,lDas Is beuu mnitpeq Die
M}dtter nit bic Qmeritang9 @a8
ben ib Die benn gebo6n, baB ie 70
gege mid iin2 QBte Id gsb1rt ben,
bu6a le bic 2ige. mo Il BON qonpon
rieportet .tritge. til grpBe SettleiH8
III Die MeIt pofaune lin unIere gldns
senbe Midtories Dubn IL In aars
IdpnoIc 3eip printe. SO ben du9
ae9UTi, bob bic 4e6pcrId mid oafor
blebme, pub mer iest IaRE bel IN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

obtr inbnIisbcIsH Rehnuug cine nai
iltint Qusgats btotuien.
Nnlsdblnlntn perotu Fdon laaas
In ben punbsrbnritn GttnungM an
aIsib Der sIguuisu Brau auatbfabi.
Sect bat man gar cine annJt ar3lbl
bon aIsiSsrmobsasn geIdaFftn. BE
ouf elmer GduIter i6liebsn, un0 3ur
3iC oeTts @erThluHe6 pernm6el
man cine Tlattsrnol BaHbfhitIe ootr
sinsn glumtntufI, mon6mdl du6
cine tin5tIns gIitS. Go ttlaumid.
bisIe Mo6s aud 5uerIt az njrln
I4sinl, 10 bltIs anbouaeriunen bot t
ff in bnbdItniBmdBtg tlr3sr Set.
s%riporbsn.
Die GrsuOt an le66afltu Bdrttu
ipobnt ieoem g%tIunoeu Wenidtn Innt.
Rur Dab mir Is %sinerieits ui6t En-
uRb btttnnsn uno a~noereriats uiai
alIe I,bbaiisn Garben i66u .benug
Iino, I'm angenebme @mpfmpuHstn
In uns ausjul6Ian. 3umdl bic moe
osrneu alsiosrior6en ino nidt ale
fpmpdtbtld. S9on in ibrer @iujtI.
pirtuns nidt, in Der - oft gang ge,
o~anlenloisn 3"uiammniitlma
nit anoern gletbpertigen 5atben
I6on gar niat. @isusiHt til aus oie
lem llsbsrfIub on 81 l6riueu, 5u bar
ten uuO gu nuforiugIideH 0udntcn
Die INNER lpa6Isnoe 8orIiebt fit
G9ndr5 sntitanosn, ole ols aonitdI
pirtuug bon elmer gemiFeu gsoci
tuug lit uno neben ben gang De,Bt1
Soilsttsn unO ben i9par3 neiBm az
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

mtd ola en- @nnemie BON pies bins
itglle. I}ir ZEN in Sdermennie
iaon felt me5r ME ber3ig Sabr tein
0a6r me5r ge6abt I'M i'd BAIT i9on
felt Diele Sabre G gau3e Qatt Si6ebns
les qc5abt Na5r 3u 1en, oiplper i6,
ZEN INNER 6a8ege geieit III in bic
iange 3eit ben bic 3ittiIans BON
0aermeTrte quite pie5oolle Settle ges
ba6t. sic Seatts8, Die f~rieDeaslies
ben6e Qneritens, bic ben in Die IeBte
par Sabfe BRET ariege 9ebabt, ben
Ma6r gese bic 6pe6Hjeros, ben @a6r
gege l2eriio I'M ben Mabr gege bic
ZroIts. Der IeBieye bat off &p6rs
nit 70 arig DicI 9o6te 81 oer3eltne
geba6t, dtoper er bat I6on iobiel
Gleub unb &rrmut un 10 pieI Dis
idlti5fatfden 6erbetgefibrt, baB er
for ben gauge Suropitn Wabr duFs
made Dubt. Damn Is nod { anneres
Ding, wie fin ie iiplper G@ermenie
I0age3pge boB Die Qmeriten Surilts,
mo bier geitranbet pare, 10 rolf IN
10 miea getriet fin p0roe! I'm btes
feline 3eit BEN tner bic 2eut geiriet,
ais DeRn es prir5e nGre. I'm mod
e anuere8 Ding, i9 ben ba3u Qes
tend, baB niemnn0, 70 lang Der
0abr bauere 0ubt, for 5oobftpff 70
btet tIdarti4e fam, ME er ipill -
iA bea bic 8reiIe gefidif. Mie ts es
alptuer h Bite 3uReitet 5tebts2 On
etdutt potl u~uIerea @a6r mtfie bic
2eut in 4merifa 9reiIe Iot ibre 2es
wen5mtt!el 6e3d6le, bab Is Sde6m
Is lin e t0une tomplf6ne, pie ie
W0lte. % bu5t Re bod nids belize,
PIP, lpean ih ID briptper nadoente,
oann NAB i4 iage, baB mir BON bic
Qmeriteis nit febr getristet merbe,
lin tbos 6u9it bu babon bente9"
@tll eS Bat mid 8iemIi9 { tange
Set geapnne, Bis i'd getpiBt ben,
naS ih ben @mperer barouf enniere
ipllt in for BEN &ieIen mill Id lieper
bier Itappe I'm Sbne In meiu na9Ite
Brief meter berSdble. fpomit i9 pers
bleiipf SRne SRru lieiper
Q1ittBP SansxomPfeE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

he GonbtrIteGung einntmmt. 5ri5er
gait Elm gang idporJes Glet0, neRo
IS ni9t Sra@rtleioung ipag, aIs eins
Qrt ubIidtIider abtebr BON ben 2lns
Iprii9en Der ieneiligeu Wlp0e. 6saJe
lit es bas itrttte Gegenteit oaOoH
glt9ts oIs Der ausgeTprDdeae Dtue
oas gleueIte NIT nod 9eueyem BID
~iiberbieten unO cine @efamt6ett 0ur6.
cine 9erpaIttat gu our6breGen. 9as
fGipar8e, b. +. bds gdu3e 8oitiim III
foSuIogeu Ger gauteniGla8 tH Pee
Ginfpnie ber 0iOoe BON 9eute,
@eitreifte pOer gspunttete Gtois
firb oos bette Muterial fir Die hi un.
ieren erItsn beiOen 8iloern barge
fteQten futterlolen 8Ieiber. gu Dem.
Apd nit boroerer ae1ernn5t uR0
rifndrts gegensinon0er gtle5ucn
gulten fam bic BLUE 5ig. / o0.r
Sig 2 gspdblt peroen. Das e;te
aisib i9miden buntel gepaIptlte
8lsnbtn. SdluB lintsieiti8 porn AM.
GinIGb. Der 8sfengiirtsl 1T an
Mieoerrod an3ubrtrlgen. Qn 5i3 2
tpiro bic aimonopafe Den Ieidt ge
rei9ten gluIenteilen nit 8aIpel au
ssitsppt. 8inb4sn nit anoph4luB,
Gin ountler. unter Dem eiutn6pfbayn
peiBen Qeinentragen beieitiggy
Snlips otdt BEN @oroerfhluB.
1arbige gon6dreifeu mo eingc
iidis guntie bilDen ben S4mud 0er
lleibiomen S4ir5e aus grauem 2eis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

.Hfn fH 6i9 9 BIZ ane5 an1 analilf.
tent @ailn nth sel~HTafblaiH glfilt.
.rer otb Nirals aHf5f aas itpaf5tn
NIpala milf 4ffft9lH afafbtIlt Brs
BEN tarH, 6M @1tottial l6fdHil
ini 4dinfld1i6iab auoina en.
A@iHefgaa0gr BaIitH Sig Wlfmltiif
.5uidmmen.
Ole tig3t (l 81 als. ffafar.
lafH .r 3i.t. Epis gttn3a hbars
olre. Ben WlsggH EeIl bgbH0tl tu
ibmalB giutaen Hlft o1n Cab 20
Die NaitH fisM f4. 62 g.aiteu
6ll5e Gal ast botasJsI
Ditto 8t.al da. clio GaHB4m oais
cine 15rHdtt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

Sin @ 9Ioutopf. mas
lit bas", fragt &arlden Ieinen SauIs
tomeraben Sans: pes lduft i'm 6ofe
9ernm, bat 6sbern, 8pet 8eine ano
beat ME Elm 9unb9'
6ans Iinnt lange mad, rpS4 peiB
IS ni9t!""
.gine 9enne," fogt aarIden.
.oGi ia, Oas 1T fein; aber ME
fam benn cine 6enne bellen9""
.NatiirIi4 lam ite ni4t belen;
aber bos babe t1 ia BLOB oo5u ges
iogt, bamit baS adtIel nidt 10
leidt it'll"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

Gntt6uf4uug. 6su SID.
den 1T IN elmer 8amIliG po finn
biiGiQs E0atet 80 petbsiralsu irnb
SIT LiI@ gaiabn.
Tad Sid plou1art er m,t GHt
Ser SJugiten. uber pas oU5g5etbs
uete U,enu. s5a4, ia5te Gai: al}as
mu lat mid beute iebr gelobt, UNI
fere &5Hin i beurlaa5t i'd ba1,
alcs aaein modem miHm".
pms if grobarti8', iaate 6err
2ltnsu.
,6rauleH GIli, i6 Ga6e cine Bill
ie an Sia, bpn 0ercu @etudBuul
Diel fir MID a665ugt.
guno bic ndre ~ frd8t G0I
a6nHH95poa err6teHb,
oQgcm ia Sore S4nefe l
beftuten ioate pirbGn eli
ban an uns 8ia6sH2'
ner gutter 6reinO 45jlipP Gausr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

= Rufftf6e8. qoli8iF: rGo,
aber oa Ipa bod -. getropitd,
MOTT SIR bic Grou in au6e lafsn
= pie tommt Sbr benn bo8u, Elm
frsmoes Deib gu i4lngen2"
4d, gdter6en, per3eibt, ober
i'd bin nun feds Sabre @itrer un0
MID fpiebsr beiraten, ba muB Id mid
bod porber pteber elm btBdsn in
Der 8sbanolung einiiben!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

Qu5 Der guten aIten
3eit 6agptmam: aqber Sinters
bg6sr, NIT Dem berroilete @epebr
l5nht 55t 0oa nit idieBe!"
8lEgeg8ar1if: oG5 brau4ts ia
audi ntt."
9e8 Qlptnifen Be.
9auua8. o9ab iid Der arayIs
6crssr NIT ieinem germ6gen uur
INNER 9aapo5m1ngen mietet2"
rneJo, 0r lit e5eu Io Elm Ietben.
i@aii.i4fr 9lctterfer, DnB er obne
Interchangeable 0dnDe ni6t Iein
tdnn,,'".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08
lis laeSt.

Der oui I'm lsbtn bsr DronI Gin,
WtIi BON Gttn0tn uHb asibsn, bolI
9rdnsn unb refgItss Qaunt, cine
atiie i%iti,rnIitr gripdeunssn, thinner
ipisosrHcIisr pffsnbururesn uno Isli.
etr eniiduidung. Dem isosr Out
II Suerii Elm Slid uHb na1ber Gin
nnglld, susrIi sint erobsruug unb
fpdisr cine Ris0uIaas. Sober dbos.
Itsis Out nimml Elm Gtidd.n gu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

esno nit, uno isosr nsus srIdsint ais
Ulobnsr, Der 3sitsn, Die o1 sebsn,
ni6t Hntlug gu bsresien. unO im'
Nmsr mub ii9 Die feiufiiblies 6rdu
aus allen @ebolensn Ons fir ibrt
Gigtndrt paTtubs berausIu6en uno
ieos blinoe @abl psrmsioen. 9pn
Sabr Su Sabr srlsi9tsrt Die MObs
ioIdss gefrsbsn, oenn lie ipir0 to-
Isrnnter BON sinsm Sahr gum onosrn
unO binOet tptosr it6 nod ibrs Gea
treusn eug6er5ig an tleInli9e 9Ors
fhriften. @roBber5ig bietet fs cine
Dtns BON 9OrfdIdgen uno iibtrIdbi
e Dem sin5slnen. ii4 tott' uno gss
Idmadppa aus Den bsri6isosntn
6taotsaffdren gu 5isbsn. Qu9 isbt,
mo Der CONNER BALD 81 gnoe 1T,
iau6en llsle @eDantsn ouf, uno bas
Wort man tDsib ni9t, mas nod
fperbsn mag, ldBt ii4 aud duf Die
ntnelitn 9uie aripeHoen. 9rob p0er
tIsin, bod oosr iIa6, iber Die Sbrsn
bsrobgsbriidt ODER etpns SuridseisBt
iibsr Dem Shtitel i9psbenO - ole
bitls gsssnidbs psrfu9en fi9 Our9.
5uTebsn. Sin ieosr nit Der grtra.
note alebte Qsubit".
Ssoenfals Itsbsn bic neusIlsn 5iis,
tpsIfe 5orm iis INNER bdbsn mogsn,
in Harlem aontr1ft gu ben beuts be-
Iiebtsn. Sic fno ountel, msiltsns 70,
gar ganS I9par3 unb beraidten in
Der 6dnptIa4s auf ben 8lumsr'
ftmud bes Sommers. Die beaen Blu.
men berbIabt uHO m5gli9ertpsiIe Der,
regntt, tpsrOsn balo IN ben Summels
E1Itsn fur 5OilettenreIte tuonoern uno
Gamts unO QtlnsbGnbsr oafir IN
ieden g9leifen bon ben Sutf0pfsn
nbFtshen, aeibers uno Mnrabueeitede
In tibnen Qinien auf uno abtpdrts
itrtben, ia - alien tierf9iibenOen Be-
~Itrsbunsen sum Srob - gauge 80gsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

@lpfeu.
@Ff6rGHtts Wndt.
ior cincm irgtsn 0emt8ro!



@FfhrGHtte Wa6t.
Dor cinCR tgten 0emtgro!
8raudt Hisrdno i'd 8u oudsn.
Sin 8rpia Ipsrt pti; ben aadep
duf
lin Bliegln mr 90 i4tlaen.
Rat.
G0l htt8 man llet6eu 3unggeltl2
gletb's mir 10 lang ou urg @eIsl,
Damn a6d Ditotr @6e man
go aft 0a3u nero @9eudun.
Irtutgtl0.
5rinlet IGeint Diel ni5lioer als
GHtH,
6dal's 6ph uiemdIs tiuem Mlsnl9en
Elm,
Spttitgfl0 BON iemdno gu erpreTen:
J}ur auf 9rinl9el0 lduert GroB uno
Alein!
Senteu3.
1aB Bill nidt btI,, miro Oir bers
5iehtH,
0oa ntnWerme6r, oaB ou ui6ts
baH.
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Ger grpt. Die fpeife arou:

Der grpB. Die fpsife Trou:
SER &ommer3ienrot: g6err Sons
msr3ienrat, eg itnb 9riainge!!4
0gtu, mos pirb babel fein, tann
i'd mer's pieGsidt ni9t Ieiitsn24
Qus einem @ef6f9tss
D|ortrag. ~ .Qlber, meine 0ers
rem, Der 3abn Der 3eit ptrb einlt nit
9onneritimme iiber i'm bas llrteiI
ipre4en!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-08

6ier fage ua tu9ia IQ tn Net @etpe
ntds annerI@teg 3ois DisePeaNltaent5
9e6a6t 6att DaHu oebt ocr 0l0aicai,
no i) 5u ben oaigf6e &atiet tomme
la, for alle5 aufnaae, 54 ben
9,6ne gefost, DQb t) 8u pen GmPes
zen oe5ibrt DorQe iuL aiolger ID
ptI sy6ue au8 NOE iagG 6oB iQ.
Ntoor aus9tiumJe 6eH, po i4 lpar.
so Fu tn 4iain3 gttDeI2 uR oat
&iDiuCc, mo t4 ttraBt g1aomdle Pa
porbe, ba5 nar Der 85ne iieiUe CUTE
alte 8ip@oer a5gia. 2gie Id alio
lit bas Mu6m t0nlnfe Ila, Dp beg &ai
ler mar, pa 1cn iG get15tiBt baB
neni4Iteu5 3e5H 896e &idcmereI3
ru II font geoeIe fine Ser Gatier
Dat an en- groBe Ee36d geidiG i'm
NIT Eaagtdrte Qeto3pipsrt por lu
gan5e Gtdd8 pon Popitfg nn 90 1al
.fe geQudt bat 9eiig8ttt mie Dues ut
.i@ 6dlt ntt gs6eHlt, Daft il bFfoQr
.3pei @tuaot 1fDe1ts 9aDpe
t6nut. Ell a4oifu3 3a trie9e,
@Dlber 0Nf eluu1al quot ocr Safer
nah pie 2ielr, mo i9 geIanne Aeni
|un III pieielpe mltanit p0r III a2b
Zoo ppIt boa Mabgtl4gbs 9e9angt
Gai. aids pie 8its ua GQpuI9ein.
IGr e d%utseiptunae, dui mid 5agez
ii6umpb bet meine 6gIpe 9anbs ge-
l6aelt iii lBi se4t, pals ou III
apb sbaut eot2 4a II III uaia lles
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: Die aa@e Der 6snne.

Die 909e Der 9enne.
SpmmerfriIdIerin Qmp6rt): r5rau
Mirtin, ba feben Sic mol Der! Cine
9enne lit mir ms @eiidt 9eflogen
unb bat mir bic 4aie Serbodt!4
mSa, ia = i4 bab's Sbnen fdon
allpeiI 9'iagt, Sic fol'n net 70 aber
Die Helm @ier I6impfen!41
4b otulos. Dame: .49,
9err 8en3in9er, er3dblen Sic bod
bon ibrer leBten autompbilfabrt.4
autler (org 3ugeri6tet unb pers
bunben): nglo, feb i'd benn ni9t
f9pn aus tpte cine @r8d6lung!"
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nsrOtn ibre Rubeitdtts auf snrteu
Gruusnt6pfen finOtu uuo pbuntatis
Ede perIenesbdnge 3pii9sn Siia unb
SG~IsisrgaSen alfleudtsn, Gs croft
81 TG Otmnnd Elm ipeites 5sl0 Der
1dtigteit far aiie, beren Der Com.
nerbut iibtrDraTis OOer iiberfIdHi9
aeiporDsn, uno bic nun germ BON
.aIfsn" abinisO nebmer.
aeltere unb Dielsi4t I9on etpos
auaemuulsrte StrauBens ooer anbers
gEebeyn IdHen Iid fir oieie llebsrs
a~nngsTuilOn isbr gut neu ouffrieliertn
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03
.COpELAND'S BOOKS
 ARE IN GOOD SHAPE
Report to the Governor of Examiner Foster Made
 Public

copy of the report submitted to the governor by R. w. Foster, examiner of public accounts. following the examination of the books, vouchers and accounts of w. B. Copeland, clerk of the criminal court, was received by MT. Copeland yes terday. The report Is very fiattering and gives him zoo per cent" in the conduct of his office. This is the first examination of the books of the clerk of the criminal court since he took charge of the office IS months ago. and the report is considered a fine compliment to the efficiency of MT. Copeland and his corps of assistants
 The report is as follows:
 .To the Governor of Alabama, Montgom-
 cry:
 ''Sir--Pursuant to orders from the ex- ecutive office, 1 have very thoroughly ex- amined the books, vouchers and accounts of Hon. w. B. Copeland. clerk of the criminal court of Jefferson county, Ala bama. from November IS, 1912, date last examined to July 30, 1914.
 .The investigation shows that the rec ords and accounts of MT. Copeland are being conducted in an exceedingly busi- ness like manner, and that all monies col lected by him for the use of the county, and now due, have been accounted for and paid over to the proper officers.
 "I note that the office force of Mir. Copeland are well posted as to their of- ficial duties The above Is certified and very respectfully submitted.
 ..R. w. FOSTER,
 '.Examlnsr of Public Account"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03
OFFICERS FOLLOW TRAIL OF OATS AND
 HOLD TWO NEGROES
TOlbert and Hutchins Are Charged With Burglary of Warehouse of Vest
 ern Grain Go.

A trail of oats followed before the rest of Norman Tolbert and Walter Hutchings, two negroes, by Detectives Prannon and Macke on a charge of burglary and robbery at the warehouse Of the Western Grain company, which robbery occurred Tuesday night.
 The negroes were arrested at their home at Twenty-third street and Eleventh avenue, north. and were i'm riediately brought to the city Jail and locked up on the charges of burglary and grand larceny. The stolen property. consisting of 20 bushels of oats. three sacks of meal and four sacks of mixed feed, was recovered by the arresting officers.
 The burglary of the Western Grain company at Tenth avenue and Seven- teenth street. north. was reported at police headquarters early yestrday morning. Detectives Brannon and Macl<e were the first to appear at headquar- ters and were immediately detailed to Investigate the matter. They went to the scene.
 Then. after ascertaining the loss of the grain company, they went to the door where the negroes had broken into the warehouse and started fol- lowing thin trail of oats The detec- tives followed the scattered oats to Eleventh avenue, then east along the Frisco railroad tracks until they ar rived at the house of the negroes. Then the arrest followed.
 Detectives Brannon and MaclSe stated yesterday morning that if the sparrows had been Drishly atterJling to the busi ness of securing their breakfast 1t would have been very difficult to have located the warehouse thieves.
 Guess they were fasting on account of the British reverses in the war;" was the comment of Macke
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03
SPEAKS
 TO ROTARY CLUB
Tells of Refining Oil-Frank Galloway and Judge Kavanaugh Guests
 of Club

At the Rotary club luncheon held al o'clock at Rotary hall yesterday aft : ernoon. Gregory Johnson was the prin- cipal speaker on the programme. MT. Johnson told of the business of re- lining oil. saving he was the man who put oil ir toll" |. E. Graham of the Burroughs Adding Machine com pany, distributed souvenirs
 Frank Galloway and Augustus J. Ryan of Atlanta were guests of the club as was also President W. M. Kav- anaugh uf the Southern league. All of them made short talks. MT. Galloway boosted Atlanta. saying Birmingham $ action in defeating Atlanta for the at : tendance trophy would not be dupli- cated next year. And besides" he added, "cur team will beat the Barons this afternoon. anyhow MT. Ryan talked along the same line.
 President Kavanaugh touched light ly upon the Southern league race and boosted all the clubs, showing no pref erence.
 The lunch was completed at o'clock and practically every Rotarian present expressed his intention of attending the baseball game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03
P|zzO MAKES BOND
 OF $500 0N CHARGE
 OF KIDNAPPING GIRL
Married Last Night at Pratt City-POlice Search for Three Others Implicated
 in Kidnapping

Joe Pizzo was transferred to the county jail yesterday afternoon on warrant charging Kidnapping and immediately ad- mitted to make bond in the sum of S300
 Pizzo was to have been married yesterday morning at Republic, but was not released from jail in time. However. the ceremony was performed last night at the Catholic church at Pratt City. and there was an elabo- rate entertainment following.
 Josie Arena, an Italian woman who was arrested at Republic Tuesday night as an accessory to the assault of Miss Mary Vitalena, who was kidnapped Monday night at Avenue c and Twenty-fourth street. was also brought to the county jail yesterday morning. She was not allowed bond.
 Tony Daidono, the young Italian, who, il is alleged, planned and accomplished the sensational Kidnapping and assault. Is still in the county jail facing charges of assault and Kidnapping. He will not be admitted to bond
 As for the other three men involved in the Kidnapping the detective department is making valiant attempts to apprehend them. They are thought to be at Repub- lie among friends in the thiclSly settled Italian colony in that mining camp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03
GALLOWAY LIKES TO
 VISIT BIRMINGHAM
President of Atlanta Baseball Asso- citation Praises Newspaper Club
 and Tutwiler Hotel

Frank Galloway of Atlanta. president of the Atlanta Baseball association, who was here yesterday to attend Trophy Day at Rick wood, was a guest at dinner last night of Oscar Turner and R. H. Baugh at the Southern club.
 MT. Galloway said vest erday that he always enjoyed his visits to Birming- ham for the reason that Birmingham presented some attractions that are to be enjoyed in no other southern city.
 Your press club.'' said Mir. Gallo way lis one of the most attractive that I know of anywhere. One cannot find place more delightful. I was accorded the pleasure yesterday of looking over the Tutwiler hotel and want to say that such place is treat to see. I know of no city which can boast of more beautiful place. I have never attended more delightful dinner thatn that one Rick Woodward gave the league directors at the Tutwiler recently. Taken every way, Birmingham is a great city and l am glad to get over here from time to tlme.''