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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-11-06

Apples that are to be sold for first
class fruit must be handled in a care
full manner while being picked and
then laid in piles on the ground, where
he sun cannot reach them, or hauled
% the barn for few days and left in
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-11-06
TOAST IN WATER.

TOAST IN WATER.
At recent meeting Of the New
York Advertising Mems league, 200
Of them present, health to President
WILSON was drunk in water.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-11-06
CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

Our entire stock of Clothing must be sold out during inns
rest sal and get your suit at less than oese
s-our your gain
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-11-06

II sounds bit sensational astounding sae SO come here and
he convinced We have them black and blue STRIPES Drown"
gray and novelty sungs newest fall and winter patterns
color effects An sizes We Sims and souts we'll as regulars
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-11-06
HOSIERY

129c ladies' Hose SC
15c ladies' Hose lOc
19c ladies' Hose 123c
25c ladies' Hose l5c
Fine children's Hose, tan, black
three pair 25c
Fine childrens fancy Sox, three
pair 25c
lOc mems Hose, black and gray &c
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-11-06

is work. The proprietors
,ith in its curative pow
NJ One Hundred Dollars
it fails to cure. Send
ials.
NEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
rs. 75c.
Pills for constipation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

peibliden @eIbIebt aufbolten, o6-
pobl oa8u @rlnO mare, 0enn oie-
ielbe Game, oie 6sute ouf ser Yro-
mena0e NIT bloBenl Gopf einbergebt,
fommt o6enos nit einem ggoeenrao
BON Sut III Sen geid)loiienen E6en-
terraum uno arfldrt 6a miiiie tie
eiuen Sut troger. 9tub atf oie Be-
oenflic6en 6olget fir oos pei6lihe
Goilettcnbu0get, mcnn Oie W}Guner
crit einmol merfan ioaten oie Srou-
en- fonnten ben &ut ent6e6ren mol
len mir ui6t nod 6eionOers binluei-
len. @ir m06ten niIr in alien 5dlen
mo SSrouen iidl an ueue Sport uno
9Ib61rtltngsmotieren geipo6nen, an
Die irolte @rfo6rung erinnern ooB
eS e6en fir oos onoere @eihlebt
nidlt oIIein oorauf onfomnit, tpie bic
Sa6e lit, ion0ern pie iie ausiie6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
6 K0Herls LO2schH 1877
z 6r5flfH9al7s /9/se

ucueiten Sc6iiie iino nit 0laiAinen.
gclpebrcn duSgerilitet, Inn ieinoliAc
6lug5erge a65ubolten. 0ieie fonnen
Ocn Suitidifien geidbrlidcr weroen
ais Oie auf Dem 2onoe befinoli9et
Observation-Disclosures. I'm Die ge-
Hodteu 9eo6ahtungcn idnea 5uriid-
neIoen 81 f0nuen, mcr0en IN Die
ncueiten S6ific iuntentelegrap6ilbe
9lpporate ini0 Stationen eingebdut
6rii1cr 9efiir@tetc man oaB Dies
cine @efu6r fiir Die eigene Slider.
beit beocitcte. 9lusgcOebnte Ser
iu6e 6aben o6er crge6eu OaB es niht
ocr SAT- lit 0rrh Oie 9IuweuOung
Der llmfcu-lclcJrap5ie lit Der @ert6
scr &uitid5iiic ais GrsunOigungsmit-
tel 6c0euten0 geiticgelL bn es MN
mGglic5 lit, Die 9co6adtungen ioiort
an Die o6eriten &onmanOobe5Gr0cn
5uriid3unlclOen. Gic @roBe Der ueie-
ten 3cDpclins56iifc fiir 0as Seer
6ctrdgt 1856 Dictcr in Der S0n8c bel
cincm Gurdniciier BON 6ainobe 10
1lcter unO einem 9inuminbnlt BON
22,CO0 Su6ifnlcter. Gic Ntarineluit-
itiifc ihl6 nod grober Die &orie.
ral-SAiiic iin0 fleincr in0 faiien III
ibpal nGlctga Igps 0urbidAiHlid]
liur 10000 Stnbiflneter BEL So Wteter
Sdn8c lWO iG Dieter Durhneier.
III opa iran}0iiideu @iltcn weroen
5lror iS 5aiiic auigefiibrt, iic iino
a6lr sum Ebeil i6er tlein ino 6aber
10 5criuBc @ciGninoigfcit, 0oB lie
pidjg ais tticgsbroudJ5ar bc5eiC9net
sseA foAncn @dbrenO Ielltid-
oa9s 2eppclin-S@iifc cine @eidir.
5eit pcH $50 Stiloneter IN Der
slmu0c catUidcllL fonmen Die fran-
3SifiaQl Sdific OllrdiAnittliG nidt
liter $3.50 &ilometer 6inaus, Gin
g6cil blci1t iogor inter oieieu G}a-
Bcd jusiiG. 0tit Der geringeu @e-
idfuiaOigfeit lit nidt nur Der 9lf-
tonsrn0iS gcringer, ionOern ouN
bic @crmenom1saI51lihtei all mino-
itartcn 9o9en. IS nuB oarauf 5in0es
pieien merocn DaB bcl ben ncuciten
aonitrlfticncn ein groBer inO ent.
idieOcner 6ortidritt eingctrctcn lit.
5o ioQcu Die neugitcM nod inn 9ott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

ia 6ei oen meiitcn Secreseinri6tin-
Gen Der 5oQ lit al droniiHen @elo.
mangel llnO fam oeS6olb Ieioer ou6
Die StitiIotte riAt 70 ausbouen mie
i'm Sntereiie 0es 5eeres not6menoig
marc @s iiuo nur orei &riegSluft.
idiffe (M. lid oon mGBiger Gro
BE (2300 Bis 1000 9u6ifmeter) un0
@eihwinOigfeit (37-49 9iLometer)
por6an0en. Gieie 9fiiditdiloigfeit fanu
ii9 in cincm 3ufmitsfriege ie6r
fiibI6or MAIDEN. Sin onoeres 9ilo
6ietet Stalien oas ii6er s glrneeluft.
ibiffe unO 3 @erfebrslufti4iffe per-
fiiot,
lleber oie 3obl ser Oorbanoenen
6lug3euge f0nuen feine 6eitimmteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Die Entwicklunq der Luftschiffatrt !.
6iif5rag kDilScHlH d852
lVligr697y0q fe19r0D freb5 z994l
DceChe0b3N00f fiscgag5/ 5lcS6algJ I4l
Z Mo7tQ0ifers L0i765Ra0 Iz8J
8 6Sb'91 ran c1srieg GER f06eci L8

Scr 2uitfrieg lit fein @6outaiie-
geH1lOe me6r, ion0ern eine T6ot-
iaGe, nit Der lmicre Strutegcn rmo
Snftifer oQen GrnlteS rednen mill
fen. 0ie &erpenOung Oer2uitidiiie
unO 6lug5euge lit BON groBem Sim
fliiie oui ole &riegfibrlmg gepor.
oen, Die iid6 Oieier neueu Nlittel io-
mobl 5u grflmoi0lings5weden mie
ol4 ais eigelttliben aampinitteIs
beoient qlue Stcaten bo6en IN Den
leetcn Sa6reu groBc Sunmen auf
ole GntlUidlung Der 2uftia5rt Der
pen0ct.
9luf oelM 0cbiete Ser 9uitldiiie
itcbt Ieutidlan0 nod INNER an scr
Spibe. IS Oarf a6cr ni6t uerfaumt
peroen Dab Sraufreic6 lopo6l wie
0fuBlano beoeilteuoe glnitreuQun0cn
MAIDEN, itnl luHercn Goripring Gin
5ubolef irH0 6isber &cridlintes nads
5u9olen 0eutidlano miro 0cs1alb
oll6 in 3utimit meiterc aroBc 9}it.
tel chi bic 2uftfo6rt pcrpenoen Mill
fen, I'M feline fii9rcnoc Stcauma Sci.
5ubebulten. Teutit6lano beiitt Sur
3eit an friegs6rau1barcn Sufticbifs
fen Die Der @ecresUcrpaltlug gc60.
reus 8 3eppelius5Giiie N I--VlID.
3 Farie0ol SGiffe (P II-lV),
einen SHiittc-San5 (L. LID. . Wi
lit0rlnitldiffe chi. II imO IV) 9ic5
gi6t 5uiammcu IA Shiiie sit 0cnea
nod 3 &oiio0ierllitiGiiie fomrlcu
(gittoria Souiie @aDia So4icW,
Die I'M &ricgsiaQc obne @eiteres ii.r
9eereS5wcde perluGn0ct mer0en ion.
ncl. glu1 fonncn nod 5lpei 9Saric90,
SGiffe bcuiibt weroal (&tlAugs
mo G5arlotte), 70 OaB nit iGncn ~
SGiffc 3ur Geriii5un9 it1nOcu. Gic
Wlarinc miro in fltr5cr Set iibcr
5pei Sdiffe periiigen, cinc1 3cYpc.
lin lulo cneu Sbiitte-Soii5 1ic Oalgt.
iHcn Sufti1iife 3eihnen itG DQr orn.
ieAigcn Ger anocreu 9}otioncu taupt-
iddHm olirdb i6re OroBc aus. I;a
oeutiden bo6en BON glniong an oen
@runoiaB beiol0t, groBe 5Gific sit
bouet neil geraOc bel oicien licb
eroBe @eidipin0igfeit lmO 6obcr
9lftionsraOius errciden Ioiien Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

6eiinoliden 9(ltro-Shiffc cine Sc.
ibipinoigfcit BON 90-t0O ailomcter
in Der ShmOe crbolten S6re @roBe
lit ebcniaas mi $4,000 aubifncter
gelteigert moroen.
9tuBlano BAT t3 9nitibiffe, sic
sum G6cil olf auslGuoiicben g9erf-
ten bergeiie0t iino (@crieoal, 9litra,
GIemcnt.@aDaro). 9}euerOiugS tper.
ben Die Sdiiie auN ouf ruIiiiben
@crften our4 Die rufiiide ScereSoer-
paltlng ieI6it 6ergeiteat. Die @roBe
Der S1iffe lit gering, crit bic lebten
Sonitruftionen errei1en 0ie 10000
au6iflneter- -@ren5e, elm groBer S6eil
lit tleater ais 5000 Gu6ifneter.
GditerreiG- -llngorit leiOet pie Oies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

gel nit 10000 9[rten an erIter
Stelle. Cine 0erartige llugleic6ar.
tigfeit 6eru6t auf feinen 3ufoa, bel
mebr lit iie cine @irfimg Der 9lus-
leie Gieienigeu 96ierll1Iien iino
am artenreibiten, oie iid) am meite.
item olSbreiten foiuaen mO peiter
Die, Die 6eionoere Sr6nbntittel in ID.
rem SGrper beiiBen. 5Gigel 6ei @0-
geln unO Snieften 6egiinitigen oie
slus6reitlng fiber biele 6ldhen, elm
i6iisenoer G6itinpan6er BAIT BON if.
llen Die @efabren ob. SSn @egenIub
oa8u iinO feitiibenoe E6icre, ipic
SduGmne, ielten. 9lu6 Oas pbbIe
tii6e Sitter elmer SbierflaiIe ite6t in
einem @er5dItniB 5u i6rer 9(uSbrei.
tung. SIM aagemeinen fam man ia.
gen, OaB, je GIter elmer Sbieriorm lit,
iie nm 10 hdufiger in ipe9iclnOen Sc
italten aiiitritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
lle6er n@riediI4c Scirut6spcrtraac
anf 3apgrns

plouoert Ser 3iiri6er 9rofeiior s..
Sibig in Der 6Seitga6e ser 8iirider
pbiloiop6iihen 5ofultGt 3ur Ginmei.
bungsfeicr Der llniperIitdt 8iiri6. GS
befinoen iiG inter oen BapDrusrol.
len, Die man IN g(egDpten gefimoen
bat, 5ablreide griediin qei6rie6ene
Gbetontratte. Ger GlteIte 8ertrag,
Der aus ben 9fuinen bon Glep6an.
tine itannt lit oes6ol6 6emerfens.
pert9 peiG CT ein9ebeno sic IeHte
nno SGfli6ten Der @begatten feItiebt
Gie 6rau bringt cine O1itgift in oic
Che glIS @befrau Bat iic oielelbcil
0febte nie ser Monn; 10 lit srut 8ei.
ipiel sic agemeiuiame @erot6uug4 III
@obnungsfragen ous0riidlidl err
pdbnt. W2odt iiG oie sSrat zines
g6e6ru4es ibuIoig, 10 gebt lie i6rer
@2itgift Derluitig; miro a6cr Per
W3onn BEL einen ebeIi1en 5e9ltritt
ertappt, 70 bat er ser 6raitpos Aops
petite Der einge6ra6ten @litapf 81
riid5ueritatten. Syn Gertrdaen mis-
etpas ipdterer 3eit miro ieltgelebt
ooB ser W1ant obnc 3litilnntun9 Der
fSrdu fein Gerfiiqiugsretbt iiber ole
Dlitgiit bat, 9lud lit I'M G1eoertrag
ic6on oos @r6re6t beitinrlt fiir oen
san oeS Gooes eiucs Der beioen @6c-
aatten. 9(us einem erie1ildl dgpp-
tiiben Seirat5spertraa crfd1rt nat
ooB sic Srou 6eim ToOe i6res @atten
sic gormitnoNGaft ii6er Die imnniu.
6igen aiuoer sil iiberne6msn Fat gle.
ben Ser 8oQebc beiiano bci Oell nc.
abptern nodi ein Ioieres gerbdltniB,
cine 9(rt 8ro6ce6e Die @ertrno.
idjIieBenoeu berpflidtetcn iid Ell
poor N2onote 5uiantmen5ilIe6en itno
oieIes ger6dItniB ipater tucnn noo.
lid in cine Woae6e ii6erge6en au Ioj.
fen. Syn elmer etipos onoercn Torrt
fonnte o6er sic Trobee6e oub ieoer.
8eit mieoer oufgel6it iperoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
9ic Sail Ser s6ierartcn.

glur i6dbingsweiie laBt iiA bic
3abl ser ouf Ger Gr0e le6enOen
iGbierarten ongebst, 0enn nod idbr-
li1 reroen neue 9lrten entoedt Der
9erIiner 8oologe 0}0biuS berehnete
INN 1900 oie 3o6l ser eriitirenoet
9(rten auf etlpa 4t5,OO0. 6iigt man
MN nod oie 10000 9lrten Ser Sol.
iilien lmo sic iuteroeiien neugefin.
oenen regenteu Species bin6t 10
Oiirfte man auf cine @elammt5iffer
bon etma elmer 6al6eu @lilion foms
men, Gobei lit Oie Gert5eilung un-
ter oie alaiian cine gan5 Derldieoene.
0ie 3o6l Der @ir6eltbierc betr1gt
MIR oen 5politen G5eil Der Geiammt-
3abl. Inter 4t5000 glrten 6efin.
0en iid nr $4,000 Slrten Sduge-
t6iere. GogeI, 9leptilien 9[mp6ibien
mno Slide. Pm 5obIreicblten iino
Oie &afer. W}obius IAdbt iie auf
10000 9lrten eiu anoerer 6orI1er
mill ioqar 250l900 9lrten 5uionlmen.
6rinaen fonnen. 9}dAit oen 4Gfern
fomnen sic Mouusfen ino Sdn1et-
terlinqe nit ie 10000 glrten. In.
fer Sen gir6eIt6iere1 ite6en sic go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

0as meme AJsrii.inrps Scr 1tiNdjgn
6IngwcdF.
material oieier ncuen Nioltitrie ir0
lcinc %cltnlgel 10 rlhlcif lt 5l
Dem @GhB tpmmclL SAa alvg i.A
leeteR &o5r mcbr uGlieae,i eigr't
Bat Iurdl bic Gria5riutj 0ar tsi
S5a5rc ourh lln1lilasidlIe oHtb
bcilere Geo6adtuugen Set SSitteutl5,
0urG 5ortiMritte oic sic NSgtter-
fuloe genudt bot 0afdl hie @a-
cbudtiuggn npn SlltitrquHilaeN lt
cihe aroBe Rd5c NrcH GrlagrimgsH
lciannHali worocA bic iiH &crc;h nit
Scr teIgiiIcn &grJoltiopnniula 0ie
6li@er aroBes pagen licBcn iui oic
in ollca S1Eoarl allsgeiCgteu eu1cn
(3clo9rcie jll gclpIMlcn
N 0aS 5hl93elpI dis 9crte6rS-
mittrl init icincr @cir6minoigtcit iH-
mcr na6r iA Grideinina tritt. babeu
init oac groBcn Staoten grieelicGe
&cItimmngcH batreliS llGberilicgen
ibrer Sou0eSgref5e erlaiien @nas
lan0 ldBt nur 6eitiuinite Stelct Oct
SSiilte ais Ginioaspiorten often 5wi
irAen Dcntidlano im0 6ranfreidl lit
cht 9lbtommen 6ctreiis lleberilieacH
Der @ren5e 9etbdtigt woroen peldcs
am l5. glngrit 1913 III arait trQt
uno porihret6t oaB bic 9ulti6ifie
5lig3engc imO Srel6aaone mis Be.
itinnttcn 2llispeiicH 0crieben iein
miliien, 9iliBlan0 Bot ieine &cltarcn5e
iibcr6aupt geiperrt un0 Ieutihlnuo
6at 3oneu ieit9eiebt, oeren lIeber-
iiegen aaci Suitiabrern (uub
geIIlllerl nidt crIaM0t iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Die 6ntlUic Generation.

gluf Dem &interoad zines 9erliner
SttaBeuba6nfpaQens, Der 0ur1 sic
mchiBtterfitllte 4otsoamer StraBe
fo6rt, itc6t cine BLONDE iiluge Game,
Oil NIT elmer SrcunOin plaloert. Sic
Fe5t crnit uHO pidtig aus mie Die
hmgcn NRGohen 6clite bdufig unO
ihr 9lr5ug idmeit rud GenniSplaB
mo @oliiNl1aer @as ms ouiiGlt.
it, 0uB iie feiucn Sut oui Dem aopf
lat @ir meinen crit, it, bo6e i'm
crloren un0 be0ouern iie Ger5liH
pe1cn i6reS llnf50s. 9lter nein!
Iie Sadie lit nimt ic6r po1ricbein-
llh Ole 5riiur lit 10 taO 'llos tx Gro
nng imo iibcr5nupt lit 0as j.nl5e
Oldoden 10 ait dugc5o9cn 9ldH
Ginger Belt cnt0eden mir dNdj, Oob
iic pirtlid einen &llt bet, mir trGgt
lie ibn iiper oem 9lrM ocrbirgt i6n
t7ind6c ais lei er ser jungen @ene-
rotion scr 9lbgehdrteteit oie feline
Site mcbr aili Dem Gopie tragem
lmmiirOiq. 80 imO au begegnet i6r
cin ip0ttiiter oOer beiramoeter @lid
eiitess &orilberQebenOcL aber mas
ihaGt liiM cine &ertreterin neuer
Soeala DorauS2 Gs lit uufioaenO,
mic cit man lest in Berlin am Giir-
fiiritcn9omnL I'M E6iergarten uno
an0ersmo ilnaen Garueu uli5peis
iel6ait scr 6eiiern alaiie begcgnct,
Sir nit Dem &ut in Der Sono iiber
sen g(ip6olt ponOcln. Gos babeu lie
Scn M1nnern nohgemoht, Die eS
ieit ciliigcr 3eit fir ouBcroroanrlicj
idif~ 6alten, sic cine SanO in Der
SoIcntaIhe, in Der onoeren Den ipei-
hcu Sut ais fornlloie 0'aIie 5er-
fniilt. nit 6loBem aopfc i6rcn 8eit'
ocnoiIet Elm @il0 mdnnlider Shon-
felt III qc6cn. Qluh I'M 9lcgen uno
lcl6it mdbreno OeS fiiblen Didr5- mo
9lprilpattern iub man Oieie no0erne
sportoncr nit 6loBcm aopfc ein6er.
mon6cIn in0 DcrdGtliA ouf Die ~
6oriten i'm Sut 6hden Sin beiorJ-
ter 8Iid ieitpdrts in Die Setiters
ifei6cn ser 9htslogeu mllBta Iie bon
3cit al 9eit ii6cr3cuJcn oaB Die to-
oeaoie yriIur. Ole ail oieler gradt
unbc0inat notdwcnoia it, nod niAt
2erItnrt mor Tic W}o0c, BEN Sut In
scr San6 5ll trogen fam inns natiir.
lid bon Gnqlono pio no mare ie.
mails atmas III Gn3lnl0 arfgefom-
men oa5 Gcrln " ric]t nodjgeobmt
6dite2 l}ur ouB oa cben INNER Der
llnterihie0 obuoltet. 0aB Ods onOcrS
acortetr &limo im0 sic oicl notiirIis
deere 2luollgloii1feit 0es @ngldnoerS
ioldc ga1cn on scr E6entic onSars
criGyincn ldft Oelir an Der Spree.
Snl Sale, ooB rnicra iiugen Mooe-
l0pcn iirh cinbilOet nit Dem blos
zen &opf bcionocr5 uoturpiidiig"
ooer iportnidRid ousSuiebei, fonnten.
nir MIR lore git5il0ruacn beoaliera.
Hcnn Nie 6ortloien dlatten @eiidhter,
scr ne6iiqclte glr3ua ituo Die iorg-
fdltine Sriiiir iteaeu ocroOe OoS &C..
o-,tfhcil non rotiiriuiihifd Dor lino
6il0en cinen fcnliic6 wirfenoeu 9'a.
gcniab gl6er, pcnn eS ililr en8lif1
ausiiebt Scbt iino ltir olio 70 melt,
Dob oud oie iuuaeit Tnnleu anfon-
sen o6ne Sut au (itponoeln @ir
poaan itnS liiMt ipie Ser Curh.
iduittsp6iliiter pieaciht t6un Mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Gr incih @eIdlciS.

griter gu0cnt: gGu aoaeqe
5pino BAT cine meme aolOene llbr,
babe iie aeIe6en fultet iitber cine
ictmere Nleuae Wlammoa.~
8meiser 5tl0eut: vgSeiBt Ilt
ri6t. no er fie ~ iAnloig aeblieben
iit?~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

@en. @rnF SerOiuanO i. Zeppelin.
6otte, bat eS iest sen 9tnidciL ais
Oh iid) Der Sdminlmer inlniermc9r
8imt Boot olIs3lnuabien ic5eitt un0
ans Der neutrality-suspicious. eill ilic.
genoeS Boot meroen ioa. slui Dem
@cbiete oeS &aiierilug8aliqcS 1T alif
ieoen 0all nob monde 5ragc So Ii.
fen
SefraHtcn mir MN 0o5 NlqniMep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Sin uad Ocm Mniter Der Seutidjcn
3eppeliue erbarites engliiAeS Nii.
litarlnftihiff 6eim @crlaiien iei-
ncr Salle in 8nrroiu.
glngaben genacbt meroen, ga bic Sees
resDerunltitngen ole in ibrent geiiB
6efinoIiden 6lug5euge gebeim bolten
uno bel Der groBen gln5abl ser pri-
oaten Slug5eilgfabrifen auG feline
genoiien g&ohribten ii6er oeren Sic
ferilngen porliegen.
lin Die 9eoiirfniiie Der W}arine 5u
befrieoigen, iino ein3elne 5irmen elf.
rig nit Der Soilmg Der @oiierilug-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-07
MADISON

Huntsville, April 6.-(Special )-Partial reports from small precincts indicate that Underwood got two votes to Hobsons 1, and that the vote will be between 3200 and 3400 Some of the larger precincts will be all night counting the lcng ticket, most of them are giving bulletins only on the race for sheriff.
 Bob Phillips has a great lead for that office and his opponent conceded his nomination early tonight.
 Rushton and White are dividing the vote for the short term senator and KiIhy is leading for lieutenant governor Zac I. Drake is nominated for county solicitor. Clarence Watts received handsome Rjur- ality and the early count indicates that he has distanced his opponents in nearly every precinct. The Huntsville box boiled 100 votes. The count will require all night. No bulletins yet.
 Scattering reports from the various pre- cincts: Whitesburg, Hobson 42. Under wood 51; Maysville, Hobson 19, Under wood 67, Conner A, Henderson 2S, Koih II, Seed g; Trianna, Hobson 8, Underwood ', Brown 5, Rushton 1, White 10. Conner q Henderson 3. Kolb 8. Seed 8; Merdianville Hobson 8, Underwood 46. Conner 14, Hen- derson 16 Kolb 22, Seed 32. Six precincts on county offices for solicitor: Drake t5S. Petty 80. For sheriff; Childress 151, Phil lips 262.
 Eight precincts in 25 in Madison county give Hobson 214, Underwood S25. Brown Il. Rushton 40, White 295, Conner 131 Tender son 112. Kolb 53, Seed l35. Chestnut II, Curry 57, Kilby 216, Cobb 2s, Greer T, Nunnellee B, Purifoy 204 Bradley 125, Graham 32. Lancaster 102, Smith @. Less than 100 votes of the Huntsville box had been counted at midnight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-07
WOLVERINES WIN
 FROM CRIMSON NINE
Michigan Nine Gains Big Lead Early and Is
 Never Headed

Tuscaloosa, April 6.-(Special)--In a one-sided game this afternoon the uni- versity of Michigan baseball nine de- feated Alabama by t,he score of to l. In the first inning nogue of Alabama. was wild and by walking two men and yielding three hits, one home run, gave the visitors foir runs.
 In the second inning a walk, u bal fielder's choice and a hit netted the visitors two more
 IIogue strengthened in the third anl held the visitors sooreless for three in- nngs,
 In the seventh three hits yielded Mich- igan two runs and in the eighth a hit and bad error gave them another Ala bama's lone score came in the eighth when Hogues hit was sacrificed and scored on crawford's hit.
 Sisler did the stellar work for Mich. igan. while Wells and Sewell were the stars for Alabama.
 Score: R. H. F. -NdpaHa ...-...s......s.....+s.s | Micn1Ban ,.......................... ,
 Batteries: Hogue, Wells; Sisler, Fergu- son and Matthewson.
 and they live up to their claim. for one of them-wfth cowbel tied to his Adams apple-sprung a new and fresh line of good comedy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-07

Lyric this week presents superior of- fering of vaudeville that will not only please, but will delight.
 "The system headlines the bill. and it is the most pretentious act that the Lyric theatre has vet offered It is a story of the police, a crooked detective and two thieves It is genuine story. One that might happen any day and that does happen frequently. It tells something of the inside of the third degree possibilities, and it drays some splendid characters. The play is written by Taylor Granville in collaboration with others, and the principal part, 'The Eel, !" is played by him. The other stellar role, that of Goldie Marshall. his pal, is splendidly acted by Laura Pierpont, There Is action in plenty during ths play, and arrest, trial, release and a plant" follow each other in rapid suc- cession. each with action and dramatic scenes. There are three distinct scenes to the play. and it requires as much scenery as an ordinary drama of three acts on the legitimate stage. The audi ences yesterday afternoon and last night enjoyed the act, and it was given an ova- tion at the end of the curtain
 Other honors are so evenly divided that second choice cannot be picked f'ayihoho ana caVeriy, two Dutchmen with new, bright and snappy dialogue of the season, captured those who delight in good laugh. The Transatlantic Trio, playing banjoes and singing, were easily the best musical number the theatre has had in sometime, and they received a genuine ovation. Mang and Snyder bid for second place with their exhibition of strength and skill Many people don't care for an acrobatic act, but everybody is forced to care for this act because of it's differentness, Mabe Fitzgerald Is a very clever woman, and has head of comedy hair which she uses to aa~ vantage in numerous queer twists and turns. Everybody enjoys Capt. Adrian C. Anson. He explains that he cannot sing, dance or act, and then turns right around and demonstrates that he is an entertainer Binns and Bert bill them selves as two funny men from Europe,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-07

is; Rushton 10. White 6s. Brown 0; Cobb A. Greer 19, Nunnelle s. Purifoy IS: Green 3. Martin T3, Pegram ?, Riddle 5; Allgood 76. Wilkinson Il; Bradley 1. Graham 16. Lancaster 6i. smith t: Greer O. Persons si, Seymour 3, Wade 5S: Cooper e, Gal Hard 6s, Julian 10, McCord [; Judge May field .. deGraffenried 6. Boyd GO. Simpson F, Thomas 7S; Thomas 5, Brown 75; Good win 10, Graves 73.
 Indications are that Underwood will
 carry Randolph and that the guberna- torial race will be close between Conner.
 Seed and Henderson.
 Roanoke. April 6.-tspeeial )-Partial re- turns from Wedowee beat, Randolph county, at g p. m. gives, for governor:
 Conner 10, Henderson 50, Kolb 1, Seed
 62. For lieutenant governor; Curry e6, 1 Kilby 72.
 For long term senator. Hobson s6, Un- derwood 100. ll4 | For short term senator. Rushton 40.
 White 6s. For secretary of state, Greer Il, Nunnelee 56, purifoy 35. For attor-
 ney general, Greene 6 Martin 5S, Peg
 ram 5. Riddle 5s.
 For state auditor, Allgood 1O5. William son 1S. For state treasurer Bradley 19, Graham 6, Lancaster %, Smith 71. For commissioner of agriculture. Greer 1 g. Persons ' Seymour O Wade &. For railroad commissioner, Cooper 4e.
 Gaillard 36. Julian 61, McCord 62. For supreme court judge, Mayfied S6, deGraffeinreid 4f. Boyd 22. Simpson 2S, Thomas P.
 For appellate court judge Thomas 72, Brown 42.
 For chairman democratic executive committee, Goodwin 7s, Graves 45. For Congress. Roanoke beat, partial count, gives Underwood large majority and Henderson also is leading.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-07

York, April 6.-(Special. )-YorlS beat Hobson 27, Underwood s1, Rushton % White S2 Conner 37 Henderson 3s, Kolh 2l. Seed 12, Bradley 8. Graham 1. Lan- csAter 4, Brooks Smith 94, Allgood 63, Wilkinson 31, Green 5. Martin 47, Pe- gram g, Riddle 23 Greer %, Persons 25, Seymour 40, Wade 9, Cooper "A, Gall lard G. Julian 25, MeCord 20. Bankhead 30 Oliver 77. Indications from half the county heard from give Kob and Conner ald Henderson very close, and for Con eress Oliver is safely ahead of Bankhead and Underwood has safe majority over Eobson.