davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
MprgcS Tulfcmrngoc. Ge0 lis

gau9cn al ierite aportal iaar baooc
Norge en- beregnet bieurmeberenoe
TolfemGng0e al 2,462, 964. s an
oct apartnl bar ser ifelge Sc npIig
ltOienote Itatiitiife Spgoper ct Sper-
ifuo al is0te poa 1922 (mpo $500
an6et &partol 1913 % 9,421 onoet
aportol 1922. Meoregnet llOuan-
bring % Sn~oponoring blir Der til
boge for ou0et apartol iaar ct Het-
toooerifllo / 6olfetilperten al Jolt
17G6. @anoet5 6~oIfcmrngbe pes
llrgangen al onoct auartal iaar
bar ianlcoca 2,470,730.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
10000 SIR. til Smbcrfnluiciagen

Sra Stopanger meoOeleS Den 14oe
Gtt.: SubcrfuIoiebagen Senoag bar
inobrngt nctto 10,370 &roner. Set
er enonu mere eno iiior, ba Stup.
anger latte en- Heforo for ale @per
bpor Der bar SnoiamIing % SiIItel-
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Spm6 Ncrreoaarb iulgt. Comb

@erregoaro / NoaOe er ifolgc "6re0-
rif@Itoo 9ld0" al Gicren 8ooScier
6orietb iolgt til SrplaitbanoIer
Oscar 2ongruo for en- aiobeIum al
$4,000 aroner. S Sanoelen meo-
fplQer gpling Gcoifaber % Selpt-
nillg. Gienoommet ubgipr ca. 1000
Ntoul oprfct SrpOmurf % 5000
WioQl SfOa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Sppitnmmeifoleu / Srcpcrieiu. Sra

1rcocricia meooeIc5 Sem 12te Oft. ;
Zen fgI. Gepihlmmeitole6 me @pQ-
ming / 6reOericia iuopic0c3 / Otter
miooo0 peo Ell Iioen &eiti0eligbeo,
ser bl. a. oucrpprcoe$ al auItus.
nliniiteren, G~opitmmcifolerne5 0i-
refter, @c6eimefouicren@rooo @ooS,
Gepartement@fei Nngeien, Subj
mGgtig 9ebnnnn, 6%oritun6erne Tor
9nnoetS ire andre Gepinimmeifoler,
StiitanItmmlo garoeniletb / Belle
N. il.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Set no i1ptteoe Horgc.

~ HVTFFFFVTN VVFNt' VNN VT
t5Oe Nini til Den lite Sftober, 6u
lloitiaingen lltffet line Eorte, bar
$500 tiIreiienoc 2ortD5muno ifrepet
line Napne / 6remmcobogen / ga
piqioncn Tor oet uoiIptteoe Norge,
fortUQcr "4frgbl." Nj oisie bar
1861 bienme5ercuoc / NorDameri-
ia, 149 / europGiifc &anOc uocllior
9torgc, 80 / airifa, - / alien, 20
/ Spoamerifa % # / A~uitralien.
6or 70 par intct 0icnitco opgit.
nj Sc 1861 amerifanife por 3,41t
biemmcbereube / II. 2. a., 142 /
Canada, Z / @ierico % 1 / Banana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Sperlrrer / 80 9Iar.

' Nv ~" ~ NJ -
norife 6oIfeifole5 6ren1gang belt
Iortient Mano, Cpcrlurcr peo ga
genes SfoIe, Emmanuel 6looo, flm-
sc iorleOcn Gag ic tilbu8c poa 30
~nnrsbogen Tor i'm GniUtteIie / open-
nopnte StiQing. "a ban opertog
Sogenes SfoIe, hup0c 0enne 100
@ern; men tiltroo9 Tor, at Oct fore
Giltrift, ocn ominttcoe / 1884, bar
faoct / me SfoIcr - @iolien,
@riinerIeffcn, 2iqcborg % 6ois -
bar Sogene5 Sfole Tor Chen LOO
@orn. 5 Nfi01en al 1S90-aorene
par GIepontulct pppe / 1000. 6or.
ll0en 2prergierningen bar Sperlp'
rer 6lpoo / Aarenes SOB funllet oiie
Sio til Ell Hnffe blrmanitpre Sig
rcnnal, ion / bon1 bar bopt en-
ifottct Mteoarbei0er. Som Sfole-
bog3forfotter er ban ficnot life bare
bjcnme men la1gt uocnfor bort
Sullo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Scrnbancn @ipuif-SiQehnmmer.

Sra Imtmanoen / ariitinnS Amt
og ira 8iepifS Mo9iItrot % Tor-
monoifab er Der inoicnbt Soreitil-
ling ON, at StrGfninqen @jepif-
SiQebamlner moo fomme / ferite
&pffc blanOt eltollll life bcilutteoc
Nnlpg, iont Ser fan blipc Gale ON
at iTttc unocr Grbci6e / InIe0ninq
al ariien. Irbei0@
bar mt bcitenrt, at Ser fife ifnl pna-
bcgpnocS 9l~rbcioSbrift pco bette PM
lNQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Seilifibcne Iraacr m. Sro IRE

hoctsN w. CIV DANN
rlf@ltoo m~cobcIcs Den LOBE Sftober:
Ean @runo al Be baarIiqc Sragter
% ltaolg elcnoe ll0glftcr lGg8er DC
heruUrcnoe Sfrbsrcberc citerbaan-
Den % line SeiIifuocr, eiteriom Sc
MI foumcr bicm. Get er 0eaiiocn
panlteIi9 ior SciIifibcne at holbc
zig Be Hc9Icr citcrretteIig. iom Tor.
ores ueo Mtineicltcrne. gn al Sfib@.
re0crne hur olcrc0c reo ariQcn8
@cgpn0clie mnottct Iragc 10 al line
6arteicr op / Ell ipcuif &apn / got.
tenbaoct, on ban life funoe iaa Sfi.
bcnc biCnt. Wian0ifabct moattc rel
ic overland bio S%ronobiem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Irenbal Iaaner. : Stotsrooo

er %approbcrct Ell &eilufutEI al
arenooI5 9piture ON Sptoaelic al
ct Sann Tor &onmumenS Rcgning
tort 100000 SIR. MOB Sbpnocbo.
perobIigationer. 2nnnct ital anpen.
oeS I'll Snoirielie al ct plbre Saun
og til forifieaigc fomntunoIc Ioran-
ItoItningcr, beriblarot @uoning al
mt @anonerf, mt Sn9cbuS % mt
BDmnaltifIofaIe poa StrsmSbu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Srr6t AT Suoct. Sra 9,

blem meooeIeS Sen t6oe Sftober /:
Gn gruiuIo lllpffc bpn0tc I Otter
mioong, ibct noro0oocnoe 8obStog
oco Iriloaleffen operfierte Ell glr-
beiocr, iom par beifipitiact meo
@rlisfierinq. San fom imber Nta-
Ifine1 % fit Ell meget ting MeOiurt.
2r8e, Tom itrar fon tiIiteoe, fltnoe
fun f~onItatere Cohen. Cen 9rpbtc
beo Magnlts Solm og e~iternloer ia
Some % ilcre 9grn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Trrbt ncb Wtiueifuo.

iepaneen meo0eles Den Toe Stt.:
Gu iertiaorig 4rbetoer / Sfiegge.
BAL, Sboa, gtils Slien, er Or9bt a
ct Mineiflro, iom gif al mems ban
bolot paa at tpnoc enoel Miner.
San 6Iep foriinfet peo at en- at Cunt
tcrne life fog Sur me0 set iamme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
aun IN 9Grere / 100 Mar.

i10c III. tiln0e Scr lfelQt "Nfi0-
beliart Gpi2" icirc5 ct ret e~ncitoocu.
Sc <ubilpum / 8clitco Soan. ioct
AirfcifoIen "a / ice aor Inn hor
haut II Surcrc. Gen mioritc. Sans
Aielien @rcrbcra. pirfeoe ira 1914
til 1872, oa Sen mtpprcn6c Eerite.
Iprcr SIR. 9iecti blep tonitinicret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

roao til anbrinecIie al SuspilSe.
Ter or M anncIot sc bl,SuiIbc 80.
miller, iom or bctaIinaSonQtiae,
berai mbrirgeS ca. 20 / 5oIfcifoIe-
bpgningen. Reiten isQc5 onbra9t /
nGrli9genoe 2onboiitriftcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
st belt Nns fnttet.

W WI WV T'Tf'N'
iioen al 1bpboren &anol tanot Der
iioIqe "Mor&s gp." iorIeoen en-
nipoponlig 6lptring Steo, ioet
&anobpqringsorienet unber 2eoelic
al Snqcnipr Honaloi / 4ggcr lint
teoe bele Sen tore 3-Gtuger bsie
2oOabpgniltg t57 Meter IGn8ere
noro poo. 9pgningen fl%ptte0es bel.
oigt, 6clt og hoIoent Tom Dem Itoo,
o9 me0 set leie 6IpueionO iom I'M
oerIag ma man nof faIbe oct ct
altnititnffe. llnoer 6IptninAen op.
hol0t 2oo5pPienet Jig belle Sloen |
@ngningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
ct. Ectcrsbnra ficnoeS life.

sra COcuie aiicu0tc4 Tor fort (to
iioeu Ct @rep iii Sen r~lt@lrte Nopc0s
mao. Scr pua aouoolltcu tom Ill At
hcAOe Il. Nctcr&bura. Sor ct Bar
Gage iiocn fom 9rc0ct tioIlc SIMS
Stiit&t. rrtnr meO Eoatc1niu8cn:
"Aorc3ieu ubeficuot" Oct uu@iiitc
NoltpUicr fiepoer life mere 9tapuet
II. Yctcr&burl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Stta-Gpin Gauen.

Oragene til Sernbonen Stta-6o5-
berg / 2om cr MI pna set nGrneite
brngt ioroelt. 9lQe Sc ire nGrmeIt
intcrcSicreNc @erreoer bar bepiIget
bcn pan ocm falocnoe gnoel. Hlt
itbit b~cpilge0e %ongc SerreoSitpre
10000 SER. Sioli0crc far Sfjoaf
6errcoSitprc bepilqet 5000 ar., og
forleOen 9ng beoilgcoe Com Ser
rcOsItpre 100000 SIR. Ge inmlebe
llogiftcr til @rltno % @jrr0e III. b.
er aniloact til $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Gn aammel Some inocbrrnbt.

Sra &riltianslono meooeleS Den
15oe Sftober: Gn S2-aorig Some
forbrpnote iaften peo 6-Sioen.
Sum boeoe alenc / en- Ii0en Stte peo
Moiiuno Ct. - 6poroan @ronoen
err opitaact, pioc5 life. 6olf, ion
fom til itror efter, tllpoe intct gipre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Chen Snrtittranf.

Siocn Sltrtlttrhnf. Gen qdlnle
fienotc 5uriitierer anllt sole bar
'orlcoen en- Suurtur / @ooeoitaoen
ppientlig for at ie llbitiQinqet.
Sole uQr mcget bcqeiItret oper Sen,
men ~paaionmc Sib Iiot GrgerIig
oper at ocn hap0c boIOt ioo mango
Suriitcr tilba9e ira Sotunbcimcn
iiomnier. ~&i bar baut eli oonrlig
5uriitiOion tiliieIos", iogoe ban.
"Sil at bcgnnne mes / CONNER par
9cigget rent lfrnlt fife bare poa
Su~pa@bptten, men oQian paa De
ileitc andre Stationer in6ouer 30
tunheimcn. 90 herior ntnn ieg nof
Nc5pGrre tilifriue lloitiQingen Sfpl-
Sen. Sencre no paa Sommeren -
eiterat Solf bau0e let ia tilfreos
paa lloitianlgen OF ipeelclt eitcrat
Iutomobilruten Stta-Som par
dobnet, beqnnOtc 6olf at iirsmne
tilfjelos. IA fom Scr bao0e Nor.
ife, Ganife og Spife til Supasbpt.
ten, oa 5urene iii @aIohepiggen eff
Slag / alag belle Gagen lang. NPen
iaa fom arigen. o. Sermeo bar oct
Int meo al Suriittraiif,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
GpesfalS. On poa &citIonSet

>~ppHIuip. SU NNN NClllNllltk
ntcact flenot Mapo, IorlcnpurcuOe
Srrer "a aIoffcr res Moriofir-
fen / 9crQcn Gaipg lltnc CT al.
qaact peo Cohen / en- GIocr al 81
Nur.
Murmcitcr Sobpt / Sficn or
ai1ooct peo Geoen "A Aor Qunmel.
&obUf par / lin 8i0 N}eOIem al
6ormuncitabet % Splprct / Sfien.
Sam bar ogioa ta8et iprig Gel i oct
firfeIige grbrioe.
Sfib@rc0er Sans @loQoor0 cr
ni8uact ueo 0obcu / (on@bcrq, 50
glar gonnuel. Sfrb@reNcr Nagnr0
par / i'm llngoom S|fib5faptein %
bar icnere iom Sfibsre0cr pUret III.
teres ieret / iorificaige Selifober.
San bar oIbrig oeltaget 0et oiient-
lice &ip co bar en- opcrmao0e title
% tiIbagetrutfen Mtau0, iom fun
eiterlo0er Jig @enlper. San par en-
al Stiiterne al Son&6erg Sio-
mlano~foreninq.
6bp. Sraiifoireftor 6. g..
&reiting bar oigaaet oc0 0eoen,
S112 Nar gnmmel. arcitin9 bar
feot / 6re0ritaItoo, bier Ciiiccr /
1858, men tog ienere NrifeO iom
OFFICER og bleu Sperbeimrcr, %ietere
Griftsbeiprer / Gramn1en. 1899
blep ban (roiifoirefter, / bpiIfen
StiQilg ban blcp, inotil ban 1906
tog giifeo. areiting por Ell al
observation-disclosures opgtigitc MUuo og
par al 9totur en- iremrugenoe &c.
Ser % Aoniuiitrator. Sam Dor /
9eiioOclie al Ell Irbei0sfruit, iom
logger lin Si9e, % bar intelligent
iom ioa. Streng og mpn0ig itpre0e
ban lit Iiitrift meo mRrfjenot Gpg-
tlQ6eo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Npitbar Ninait. MnnrNcicr

Ncocricn al ~GQcQoor0~ har iieINe
"Nnlr0. u. gp." ioIat en- ~ Mar
aourncI NinQit til @ornnm @eite.
auISiorcninQ pes 9iibc ior 1900
aroncr foutant ol 10000 Aroner
poa @ilfoor. &iuBitcu er lalOcn
citer "@epbinQ~ 90 et lite alo2ic8
Noppc. "a oen iii lite &rUnie paa
Tnroituct / HQnoer3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Spgnegranit til Hinfan. :

teriabriferne paa Notoooen % Saa-
beim bar tibligere bpgget line Spre.
tnnrne al inf Grant. I'll oisie
Saarne maa man nerllig bare en-
iau baaro Stenart, iom Oct er mllIig
at ifniic. SmibIertio or @ranituo.
uoierielen ira S~uitlanb itaniet paa
@rlmo al ariecn. og 5abrifcns
@eofoumenbe bar berior gjort 6or.
isq meo CT anpenbe Den bpioe Soa.
ncgranIt til Spretaarnene pna Hin.
fan III. 6orisget ifal bare ialot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Gphan Sfiploburn fnllit. 10

NUNun -fIUIoUUr0 fhIIIt. N0TTut'
tcrcn Sohnn SfioIoborg bar inogi-
pct Anmoouing ON, at bans 30 mon
bIlpe tuget un0cr Gontur%bolan0'
ling. Ger er o!tioo life bIcpet noQct
al Set "9lf~ticieIitob $ohon SflolN-
Borg, hporom Ger Tor no0cn Sto
iibcn par Gale. @rur0eu hertiI er,
eitcr hpoo SCR. StjoIobora ieIp bar
n1eooclt goo. Gem, Sen tore
Srig. Vo9iipernc onoro1er eitcr
bans cgct GpgipenOc til 10000 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Spftur &. 6. @lcsiiua, iom %

9pge neo Ionicns Acknowledgement
tion aireiier Ell al De ierlte Gage
mco set flnocnbe 9ogeri "SolItreiI"
til Spo-S 9ctlano. Sr. Blessing err
en9ogeret iom 9pgc peb SpoIfan-
gerielifaberne SIR. NieIien & So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Sra Odnmdrf.
a~iebcnhnums Sapm uopioes. =

Siebcuhapn n~tenNele5 ocn t6oc Of.
5 TRANSFORMATIONS MgOc iooa
blco iremIaat Tlauer ior bctrbciile
llopi0elier al &~iobclhooua NapH
uc0 Spiploniitl % undermining.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

Patent AdVokater oQ Solicitors,
Ias. Nuhs msoR 4 frsas . Herflsap sisastpsnS IL.
Hovedkontorer; g9-y35 Guaranty Loan BlIr
filial Room 80 Mctilll Bldg. Washington. d. q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

Crookston College err den aldste For
retningsskole i Nordvesten. kost og
Logi for IS iii $3.50 pr. Uge. vi har og-
sna CT kursus j Auto. Gas og Steam
Engineering. Skriv til !. c. Satire.
Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

meget bcIoig uo, ~ifripcr "9crg. Nj.
tenblao". &ibtil bar 6obrifen fuaet
420 Cons 8ranit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Ncrocus Giblipthef. Sra @e

mcobclc5 Oen 160e Oft: I'll Der
Qclta @r6liothcfS Npbpgning er Der
priuot tc0nct ca. 1000 Ser. @lanot
@i0rog2poeruc er 6rofeu SorS %
aic6mono &ohon Momincfcl, iom
bucr hor ifirufct 1900 ar. Ga5-
mus Mcpcr % aj66m9nocne s.
Oabl oQ Ole S~ohonneien bar lfipn-
let 1000 3r. bpcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

Stpr G~icnOpmsbanbel.

Stpr GicnSomsbanbcl. 8oaro.
hruger @crman Cutie bar ioIgt lin
Gicuoom Quite pep @ieiIo til @pg.
meter Sorger 9roarben, 9rpn. Gi-
enoommen bar ct ianlet AreaI al
ca. $500 MoaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
anmbulti' expedition.

ir0Iebet Mc0oelelle ira Natapia,
huortil Carl 9unIboli5 / GOD ScbolS
pcnote tiI5age Jar line Geiicr ] Dor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

Soosfalo. Rentier Schau SfultI
tiSliaere al Wariculuit 1ompmsle,
or ainaaet ueo TeDeu / Nutltop ouer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Tolot uucrbprb. Sra Sonabcrg

Salot upcrbprb. Sra Sonabcrg
mtGrcIc3 ocll t30c Eft: Gn Sip
manO ira 6reOrifaitnb, SARAH
@cor1 6rcNrificn, iulot iOog oper.
bor0 ira eli Motor6nuo pao Gre.
len. @ou bleo itror togct op al
eli iorbipoaiercnOe 3orpcOobaaO %
tom unocr Spgebcbanoling, men
blcp life broqt tilipe iQjcn. gfoeOe
Dor ca. 80 9lor % iorbpret meO Oct
flpornoc &pgcri "@orntio".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Gu fprinunbct SpoS. 1Sro

Gn ~ioripnnbct COOS. Sra Stof
marines mc0Oelc5 Ben 15oc Sftbr +:
SSoanr Nat forioon0t So0a Spcrre
Sarclict ira @cre, @elgelano, me
Ser SfiGct "Norolnno"s &cnlig8c!t
poa Nopncn / Sta0en / go. San
ontugcs iorlllpffet. Ter er intet
Spor citer Sen Nioooc. iom bar Git
% c~itcralOcr iiq Gufe % ct Barn.
Nou rar ficnnt iom en- SrOens-
m0ll0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

e BnSpiloc / Seracn. Sra Der
Qcn mCO0clc2 0cn t5Oc Sftober:
SfoIciprct bar iaften beilllttct at
title Iortu1cna notwithstanding
til Giapoiitipn for HGrgcn5 &oIig-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

SrGuacr &c ell SHmnifiuso "9u'.
oennen" err iao noo ionI noaen nnoe,
Spmafine I'll ocn octbelie Bris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11
HIGH COURT FINDS
 HOSPITAL LIABLE
While Left Alone, DeliriOus Patient Walks From Win
 dow and Suit Results

Jackson. Miss, March 10-tSpecial) The supreme court of Mississippi holds that the proprietor or manager of a pri- vate hospital is responsible for the pa tents who may be received there, as held today in decision handed down by Justice Reed in a case that came Up from his own town of Natchez.
 man named Richardson carried his son to sanitarium Sunday The young man was very sick with fever. on Mon day the father visited the boy. Tuesday he was back there, finding his son de lirious and very sick. About 10 o'clock at night he left the hospital. Next morning the patient was found lying on table in the yard almost naked. In his delirioum he had walked out of the window, 20 feet above where his body was found. with life almost extinct He died two hours later, and the distressed father brought suit for heavy damages against the hos pital. It had been agreed that a trained nurse was to remain with the boy and that agreement was not carried out.
 The Adams county court found for the defendant, but the supreme court thought Dr. Dumas Was clearly liable, and re versed and remanded the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11
Members of Board Are EX- pected to be Named by
 President April 1
MUCH PRELIMINARY
 WORK MUST BE DONE
McAdoo Has Already Said, However, That Government Will Supply < Money TOT Moving Crops
 If Necessary
By HOLLAND

New York, March 0-(Special)- l)-Toward the end of last week there came from Washington a report which seemed to be authorized that the four members of the federal reserve board who will be nomi- mated for confirmation by the Senate will be named on April 1. The information confirms reports earlier received, although differing little in detail from those re- ports. The earlier reports were to the ef- feet that the four members of the fed eral reserve board who are not ex-officio would be nominated not later than April 1.
 The question is frequently asked of bankers and by bankers how soon after the federal reserve board is organized will the banks begin operation under the new national banking and currency law. Mo- body is able to answer this question ex- cepting in a general way. Some look for the change from the. old to the new system to be in effect within six months others are inclined to think that the greater part of the present calendar year will have passed before organization will have been completed. Those who are of this opinion base it upon their under standing of the magnitude of the work and of the responsibilities which await the organization of the federal reserve board. The change is to be made of a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11

as holy and as careful of the Sabbath as He should be- but was violator of the law. But Jesus replied "Ye hypocrites, Doth not each of you on the Sabbath loose his OK or his ass from the stall, and lead him away to water? And ought not this woman whom Satan hath bound these IS years. be loosed from this bon dage on the Sabbath day." And His ad- Versaries were put to shame.
 The other case was that of a man trou- gled with dropsy. Jesus, knowing their attitude of mind, discussed the subject in advance on this occasion. asking the doc tors of the law and the Pharisees "Is ii lawful to heal on the Sabbath day or not?' They made no answer. Then He healed the sick man. and inquired of the critics, Which of you having an ass or an OK fall into a pit would not straight way draw him out on Sabbath day?'' But they could not answer
 A proper understanding of the Sabbath. the rest which God has provided for His people, is a great blessing. We who be- lieve do enter into rest''-a perpetual Sab bath Without regard to which day. the apostle suggests that we forsake not the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of sonic is. and so much the more as We see the glorious day of Messiah g kingdom approaching, and the shadows of night and darkness ignorance and su- perstition, passing away.-Hebrews 1o:25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11
HAbEAS CORPUS
 WRIT FOR KELLEY
Will Be Heard Before Judge Ferguson TOday-Still
 Held By Police
R. E. Kelley is stil in custody.

R. K. Kelley is still in custody.
 There was a report current in the city hall yesterday that Kelley, whom the police allege has vietimized a number of persons in Birmingham in a Texas land scheme. has been allowed bond. but il proved unfounded. \ statement from the detective department in this regard says:
 Kelley has not been released on bond, and will not be unless he is able to make a good $500 bond on every complaint brought against him, and we have quite number of these. However we have been served with a habeas corpus which commands us to show cause tomorrow at 1s o'clock in Judge Ferguson's court why Kelley should not be released from cus- tody. We intend to fight the habeas cor pus writ to the limit of our resources
 The writ of habeas corpus was sworn out following the inability of Kelley and his attorneys to secure what they con sdered a reasonable bond. Mr. Kelley. who professes to be confident of the out come of the case. instituted habeas cor pus proceedings as soon as he was told that he would be allowed bond of SSo0 ! on every complaint lodged against him. MT. Kelley maintains that he will be re- police have not enough evidence to prove to Judge Ferguson that he should be held for trial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11
THOMAS H. BRANTLEY
 PASSES AWAY IN TROY
Prominent Pike Resident Succumbs to Paralytic Stroke Received
 Friday Night

Troy, March 10.-(Special )-Thomas K. Notch street Sunday night at 1215 o'clock.
 Captain Brantley had been i'll for several days and on Friday suffered a stroke of paralysis which caused his death. He had passed his eighteth birthday on octo- Der 13 last. The business houses of Troy closed for the hour of the funeral and interment as a tribute of respect to Cap tain Brantley The State Normal col lege dismissed at noon and the students attended the funeral in body.
 The funeral occurred this afternoon at o'clock at the family residence on South Three Notch street, being conducted by Dr. R. J. Bateman, pastor of the church of which MT. Brantley was a member. h. torment occurred at Oakwood cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11
Insane Man Killed

Belle Fontaine, O. March 10.-Samuel Goodwin, aged 60, an insane man, was shot and killed by a posse late today after he had shot and probably fatally wounded Sheriff Robert Cook of Logan county and barricaded himself in his shanty in a woods near this city. God win returned the fire several times be- fore he fell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11
~1----------sss---- WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT PASSED

Boston, March 10.-The proposed amend women the right to vote passed the state senate today by a vote of 32 to ?, with one pair. This is the nrst time such an amendment ever has passed either branch of the legislature. It now goes to the house, but before it can become a law must be acted upon favorably by two successive legislatures and then be ac- cepted by the voters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11
SECOND BUBONIC
 PLAGUE REPORTED

Washington, March 10.-A second case of bubonic plague in Havana has been reported to Surgeon General Blue of the public health service, and innoculations have confirmed it's nature. The first vic- tim found there several days ago has died. Dr. Blue sees nothing in the stua- tion for alarm. The force of public health service officers at the Cuban capital has been increased
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-11
The Puzzle of Rediscounting

Many of the comments which have re- gently been made in public respecting the rediscounting of commercial paper have spoken of tn ebanks of New York city and those of Boston, Philadelphia, Balti- more, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New Orleans and other considerable financial centers as being in position after the new organ ization is established to ask for rediscount of commercial paper Yet the prevailing opinion in clearing house circles is that the banks in the larger financial centers Will do nothing of the kind, at least until the feeling which has always prevailed namely. that a bank which seeks the re- dlscounting of it's paper is in some stress be changed The New York city banks for instance have rarely asked of the banks to rediscount their paper. When in times of panic it has been found essen tial to rely upon assets of this kind for credit or funds commercial paper has been deposited with the clearing house associations.
 Another important question which must be answered before the new system Is established is one which the organiza- ton committee has been trying to decide so that it has made recommendation to the federal reserve board. That question Is: What shall constitute commercial paper within the meaning of the federal reserve act? The question would not be difficult to answer; in fact, it would an- swer itself, if conditions at the present time were similar to those universally recognized IS or 20 years ago. Then con- mercial paper was understood to repre- sent the purchase price of commodities that had been sold Therefore, the actual value was behind the paper. But about 15 years ago there came change. Now the almost universal practice is for the pur- chaser of goods to borrow money on his own paper from the banks with which he can make cash payment to those who sold the goods so that in that way he can get the benefit of the discount, which is per cent. That paper Is regarded now as the best kind of commercial paper
 The Clearing House association of New York, through It's chairman, A. Fl. Wig gin, apparently believes that 1t is a mat ter of great importance that there should be a general restoration of former meth ods. Should this recommendation be adopted. then it is plain that there will be far reaching changes Tn the methods of Issuing commercial paper-in fact, re- turn to the old system. This, however cannot be done abruptly. It must be ac- complished gradually. as, In fact. all of the more important changes required by the new law must be made