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The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26
Card of Thanks

We desire to thank every one
who so kindly assisted us during
our recent bereavement.
Mrs. D. S. Robinson and Family.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J. w. O'Hara, Pastor.

Revival services continue-day,
10 a. m, and night, 6:45. Hour Of
prayer 3 to A p. m.
Mr.. Holcomb will speak to the
Sunday School Sunday morning,
Superintendent would like to have.
400 present.
Ordinance of baptism Sunday
night.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26
NJ. E. CHRCH
L. D. Hamil, Pastor.

Preaching 1880 a. M, will be
under the auspices Of the j. O.
U. A. M.
Rev. L. D. Hamil, Pastor of the
Church. and Chaplain Of New
port Council No. 200 will preach
the sermon.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the general public, and all Jr's,
are urged to show their allegiance
to the Order by their presence.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26

We have for Sale anything ia
the feed line except hay.-C. L.
Ottinger & Son.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26

"No, I'm not going to call on Julia
Brown again. She's too advanced"
''Does she keep daryl
"a diary! Rubbish! She keeps
dictaphoney'-Cleve Plain Dealer.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26
HOUSEKEEPERS

HOUSEKEEPERS are Saving
More Dollars. A New Economy.
A new way has been discovered
for making an article of daily use
in every household by every
member of the family. Write for
particulars.-R. H. DeFrese, Bris-
tol, Tenn. 10-23-tf.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26

DR.. j. A. Leming, a prominent
physician of Parrottsville, was in
Newport Monday.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26
See c. L. Ottinger & Son for
Tennessee corn, G. S. Meal, Oats,
international Sugar Feed.
Successful.

Successful.
A young Welshman applied to the
head of a big drapery firm in London
for a job. Where do you come
fromY he was asked. From Liam
pumpsaint." What may that name
meanY 1T means the place of the
Eve saints" was the ready answer.
Are there FIVE saints there still?"
'@rhere are only four since left" said
the young Welshman. As the head of
the firm came from the same neighbor-
hood, the young man got the situation.
London Mail.-
like the settler bottle fur
You see upon the stage.
There's nothing quite SO funny, son.
As squirted persidage.
Exchange
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26
rb,s world is hut a fieeting show

For mans illusion given.
There's nothin' In the world that's true
But the high cost OF Twin.
Houston Post
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26

"Plenty Of excitement at the Wom-
bat wedding"
"SoT
"Even the horse threw shoe
Kansas City Star.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26

Full credit must sure be allowed her.
For fair woman keeps up with the pace.
II man boldly faces the powder,
No less boldly she powders the face.
Judge
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-02-26

Willie-Paw, what is high church
man?
Paw-A steeple climber, my son.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
GeISartiIsrs Weaiment Nr. Al, gIpean.
2. A6ttilnna.

Stdb: Raior Serut. gIu6ins, SiI6cs.
helm, |. b.; st. @l6r. 8rdn6, Neife, I'd.
b.; SrieOrih Gdirmer, ~o66eusIut I. b.
4. @ntterie: no. Gberhnro b. 6onos
tpib. Qenhnis. tot; 6ermnnn, W1idelt,
Wuiteruid. tot; Grid @reubner, Qieonib,
tot; BilbeIm dni1er. Qcihe. tot; SsfunT6
8aarer. 8reif. tot; Frib MdhIe. 0ithndu,
tot: On. Widalsfi. QtTa, tot; Q. s8nhtm.
@ilh. Reumanu. qiebensia, fh. b.: NO.
O. 6errutnnn 1ie6er Sdrtmnuns6orf fh.
b.; 6nrl Mons. Shfofpd. IN. b.; otto
6orn. aIeir ar1tITen. fh b.: TT6ert GeuFts
Isben, SieoIib, fh. b.; mfreo gonbe. afein
Boruerf. I. b.. @insent qehndnn. @rdb,
l. b.; gttifab Wadeuso6t, 9ihnraIftern6e,
l. b.; 9uton Wrs. Qdaofuo, M. b.: gis
harb Shola @dnfau. Th. b.; T6oTf Gfaos
Ter. 6er3openbr'Eh. fh b.: Frik RnIfer.
Berlin. I. b.: WifneI @tmnh Wdridnos
no, III. b.; Nf6erf MtrnFer. Sidobib. fh.
b.: Ssfdr Hn1tt, @lirtfIfen. fh. b.: grfuin
Sdisler. Observation-Disclosures. I. b.: 4art
Weikrer @ithrnt. I. b.: @iTheTm Wliihfe,
g~droIntb. I. b.; Tuouit TitiFfe. Sbers
fehIt. |. b.; @ititob GcobeI. aoieI. I. b.;
8ihorS Shdl. Sberhnrmodrfen. !. b.
5. @dtferie: 6.zQt. Tnhers, @ihbera,
fh. b.; MO. @rnft @ufihe, RiIIhnt,
i6. b.; tt.s0. 1rib Steinert arnmms
ipohIni, tot; Bir7ent RrcshbhIsfi, arems
bin, fh. b.: emil aituoe, Riiiterfuih. tot;
@rtaen InriB. Berlin, 1h. b.: @Hifnb
@nrne, 2onqerfeI6, tot: Ri1i @efer,
@oIiTdtt. b.: Ridnr6 @Iottfi. Sdtfdnu,
!. b.; Mherf @rnnhrer, Gdmbera, fh. b.:
G9,6o~S So,IgX.Y o1sAL.T G...naoa.~n~
IF, b.: ghriitoph 9dnf. 3feqnn. III. b.;
&inb a1itiFfi Mnrmif. tot; Tuouit 9oa
fpaIubic3. 8reunn. Ih. t.: @miT Giihn,
6bernu. ih. g.: Rotl aun6fe, Gh6nborn,
III. b.: Gour Gtohr. @crfin, fd. b.: Trs
thitr 9rdrSorf @GrIiB M. b.; Gtdntss
Ions g2o6nt, 9ufla. i4. g.; @ihoeI
Wdrotl1. 5cnfofro. IN. b.; 0nfpnr Rnrs
tnltth, Sterr6ero. @ohern, ia. b.; 1iIs
helm WieITdhensfi. Berlin, fd. b.; Rrib
Snroihfe @riinbcra. ih. e.; Friebrih
ariioer, mdIhfpib. tot: 9ffo Wfhrnt,
gregfmt. ~. b.; @inh 9abeltb. geIife,
HffreS @dr6e. @riu6ero, b.
6. gatterie: st. g6udr6 Tr1na G1uI
@1ttofrib. I. b.; no. Guatf
6einrih @resh6ner. aihoinhnifen. tot;
Srie6rih @ififnh Wdrhus. 6erhershorf,
tot: glntou Grifhtof, G6dIh, tot: Grton
3eutih 6rnfunrn, tot; 6arG Sos
ief @ieb. 4dttofpib. tot; Trors SttTiltg
gIei, 2c6iu. tot: II. 20. Stfo N1or GhSrs
born, Gd6nnu, fn. b.; 9ttn @efheI. Tes
fersSorf. f6. b.; grnif &duG Gahrnif,
.oiboorf. I. b.: 8rlro 9eltnou1. @erfin,
ih. b.; grnf Rim. grieie, f6. g.: @rrno
Snenser. 6~ermsoorf, fh. b.: @ini 6ers
400, Eranitnbt, I. b.; BiIbeIm 8einbaGt,
6erbersbnrf I b
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2ci6te NsnnitirnsfoIdaue.

l.. Mteilung: 8rneger, I. b.
2. Gbteiluua: Observation-Disclosures 5. 9ieI.
9foIf 8oie, 9iibcd, tot; 9th 2o6mnnn,
9uihuif, +ot; 81dtmeiifcr 8i[h. gtodt,
@~itidenipnI6e, I, b.; @isefpd9tmeifer 5.
&ei. 0tto Gdlulsc. 9drnieaetpo, +. D.; IT,
q. b. 9fei. J11r @eIfniaf, Gdlt6en, I. b.;
Ger. B. 81. Gt1uislmi8 8r1fhrcsht adss
folpnica, |, b.; SER. s. Nei. Morib Caro-.
@iti1enfpdlbe, !. b.; snbrea8 Grse3auiat,
@ndotpsii, o.; Fail GjriinbIina, Sries
bcberg, 9.sR.. !. b.; Sohann Sosiuiaf,
Stuno, I. b.; Otto Ghiinemanu. Gggerss
BORT |. b.; 0sipoIb Wiiuer, 8abrotim,
|. b.; au6reaS 91csmdref. GiernierIheiuo,
|. b.; 5errtann Sepper, Sneomiers, I. b.:
Moman 8eimanu, @pmt, I. b.; SobGnues
9teretL @rcfden, I. D.. Gtanisl1ts Sols
tor, @ucseiuiee, |. b.; Nran3 afpdsss
nieipgfi. 6bornit, I. g.; Nnor. adsetusfi,
@r. GiefirfL berr.; @ilhelm @helmebtr,
8eiterfdppelu, BERN; g6udrb aonieesns,
&oier, berm; Srnis G~lob5infn, 3ieIetls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05

nit. l. b aarI genefs. epanbdL III. b.
0oiar Ride Gberihmoh l6. b. Minb
Wegeneg Nlialieben, ID. b. Deter mons
Hnder Nalisnlirhtn III. b. gffrtb Cart,
Iitb, Drolsn tot. HnnI Qena Nenrnnff,
3 Mini Nreeie, Pahsnbort lot. arib
adhuA Berlin, I. b. @srbdrb Stranded,
@tormdrf /. b. MilheIm 6lilleubera,
emmerm I. b. Buftnb otns meurnnfI,
l. b. Araru @erIah. @eibeHiefs. III. b.
2 Ratterie: Nohnunts 6nmnnn, giiee,
NJ. D. uboIf Wnabe, griigge ih. b..
esiais mHnihsnsfolsnns.
Bar 8ist, aisnit. tot.
GsIbnriinerit Msaimsni gr. 3,
1nnrluris.
!. AbielfHnn.
I @atlcrie: g,fr. @ieTen I. b.; 0nron.
,. Rel, gippert, I. b..
2 gnttsrie: Qt. b. GrrSrarf, fh. b.; OF,
b n. Braun, b.; st. Siebmdnn, I. D.;
B~1hneniurfer Wiincr, g.; gisripddfneis
ter Wenhihmitf. tot; Ramon. 8euter, b.;
N1ron. B. Ntf. Nntnbtrpsr. b.; aanon 5.
Rei. @rah b.; canon Rtetn, b.; Giefr.
hiirrih, h.; NO. Gh5fseL b.; annonier
Qiertrrs. b.; aan. GeTer, b.: qnnouier
berip,; adr. ghuattmdrr, b.;
Ram, geder /, b.; @efr. Saas, b.; aau.
3iinrsr, b.; Son. GtithL, b.; San. Cos
.eut b.; adu. SIauer. b.; Gan. qob, g.;
adn. ardmsr l., g.; San. Bonner, b.;
Not. giintr, b.; nan. qooie b.: aau.
odmmes 2, b.; aan. SinIc[, b.; San. B.
Ref. @rok o.:
3. gttttrie: 6bt. @Iasmdhers, b.: o.
q. 8. REF Satobs. b.: San. gei. RloIs,
aor. Zion, tot; a1n. dtfTsr. BERN;
Ron. @oinrer. berm.; a1u. Sch, tot; Ma
ionier @nlien. fot: 0nr. Wen, tot: tdn.
I'm Gbl tot; aou. g1ef. qooier, tot; Nae
iorier GhrIer. D.; ann. 9ieben. b.; adn.
9iihIe, b.; adu. @abilon. g.; aar. Otto,
J.; Gan @robbtf. h.; adr. @eber. b.;
en- @lnFsr, D.: Gent. 8froer, b.: no.
9efer. b.; ITO. Qohbsboft. b.; no.
RnthitL b.: ifsG. Ghser o.; no. Fdhs
ferntritr Troeae, g.: Errat. grinfop,
d; 4dn. 91ub, g.; Ecrat Gfoted b.; ans
lonier Sdnd. b.; San. Treh. b.; San.
III, g.; adr. Shnrrenbroih, g.; adu.
b.; San. 6offmrrn. g.; adnouier
5hmitt T., b.; 9on. Bfdfer, b.: ann.
'rumther, b.; 4dn. Rrobf. g.; @efr. s.
lei. Petit. H.: Gan. Ter6heirr. b.: SER. 5.
lei. TricSrim. b.; Gerdt. g%riiodemafNt,
=; no. gIch b.; no. gaiobr, b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
2. astsiInna.

4. @dttcrie: sdronier GbbeI. b.; @du.
fit6rmorr. t.; Befr. Tetrb, h.; Gan. gns
mel, b.; giaefnnh tmeiHfr @ndner. b.;
Son, Sink. b.; a1n. giTe, tot: Bndhts
meiiter Rid, b.; anu. Rierenanrter, bers
miFt: a1n. GoSen. b.;
5. gntterie: adrorier 9dnbertt, tot:
anu. PIN, b.: Befr. 6ris6ena, b.; HeT.
adn. 9tik, b.; Mel. adr. %einel, t.; ann.
3. 9 6nmrr, b.: anr. qeber. g.; Sam.
Shirrrhrf. b.; adn. @nhorS, b.
g. @ntterte: aauouier Sitngmanrt, tot;
San. Tdrfer, /.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
/. @dr6e. Srtbnrtiilcrie
Berlin.
4. a6ieiIana

oei66atterie: ct. 3. 0iei. So6annes
Bebrmeiiter, Td~Iin9boitel, in. b. EtobSs
beterinGr gruit 9iihrs, Berlin, I. b.. Sra.
.Sannen, Qdtli;n, ih. b. 5iiao Grp6u,
NItenbrudl Id. b. @iI6elm GtrauBmnnu.
g6crsualoe, ih. b. gtpnlo Eabler. G6ars
lottenbnrG fd. b.
2. 8dtterie: Sbt. grnif b. Soffbauer,
Berlin |. b. st. Selmit6 b. gruim,
&ien, Ib. b. BtIbelm @eumnnn, Solens
iaafeM fot. Sutton ShroG, Geunotp, i6.
BERN. @ultdb @dth Gahe, tot. Soiebb
Seer, S6roe, fd. b. @ifhelm Qebper.
Gn0berbaum. I. b. Better 6aagdti, ga6s
renfelo, fd. =. 5crmann @riiduer, 9icos
IaAs0orf. ihlp. b. Otto @edert, MItriibs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
SsI6arttaetie .Geninent Gr. "A, $rier.
1. Mhteiltna.

Sf~hfANAg nhSIPNAtbAAtg . ~
SeI6arttaerie. Geniment gr. A, grier.
1. qbteilung.
ct. 2anae. I. b.; Nifornts @firoboms
frer, I. b.; 4rnnl0 4reufer. Ih. b.; 9iib,
|. b.; lt.s0. b. Bruh6dnfen. fh. b.; Sos
bonn grnter, tot; no. Sdfob SuTfer,
tot; Rrnn8 9tter, T. b.; Sdtpb Sdcobt, I.
b.; adtnmerIin9, !. B..
TsISartiaerie o. stntsat ST. 46, @uIfen.
biittrI, GeIe.
1. abteifung.
Stab: Gera. g6riItinn grobt, I. b.
I. @dtterie: ct. 5ermnrr SiIfier,
6nHelfeI0e, b.; 6tto Meunede, @lein
8iepenbe. I. b.; Sbeo6or 2ombe. GIein
5d6ppenitebt, I. b.; Nrie6rih Stride T.,
8itrs6ein, I. b.; SdrI 6offmaun. Gios
6~aas6auien, /. b.; adrf aoh g., 8rudls
mndterierL 'A. h.; Qltoipi9 8eb6e, Sfer.
ih, b.; @uitdb <ngebieI, @inoer, I. b..
2. gdtterie: NO. @er6. @unben,
Or. Se6Ier, I. b.; no. Buifab Stride,
Seuiaien, /. b.; aarT Bitte, g~1ers6auien,
!. b.; Otto @ogelIdng, @rdbenborit. I. b.;
8ilhelm Bienrot6, gorsfel6e. I. B.;
BilheIm 8on6oaen, miirdebuf. |. b.;
@ruit GIoaa, M6ndes @n6lberg, I. b.;
Carl 8Gbm1nu, 6fer, I. b.
3. &dtterie: Spt. Otto Soreu5. 6ohs
erSiuer0n, Ih. b.; st. 5ermauu @elfe.
gelpfe, !. b.; Otto 1tlrih. 8rdlnIfiueia,
tot; otto SoItmanrt. @cttrunu, I. g.;
no. &aIter SituseG ibins. 8aIs[eben,
id. b.; Sermdnu 96rtng Ger, Td. b.
Otto Sdmeridneioer. @ebbeuborf. /. b.;
Seiurid 2iibers. 9larienthnI, Ih. b.
g8iIbcIm GauI. 9abftort fd. b.; Otto
&e6er, 9liirinqen, /. b.; &url g9illefe,
9r1unidtueie. l. b.; Seiurih @o6e g.,
8eobinqen Id. b.; HiddrS 8rims. Gerrs
heim, ih. t.; 6einrih @eIlner, Sarsbura.
]. b.; Srieorid Saaic. IctpaIlmoocn,
I. b.
2sidte MunitiunsfpIuune.
81. SrieOr. sgarl b. sbomIen, nil
h~tIutsbaber, id. b.; anrI 9anSer, ll5rsIes
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2. gN.irHna.


a. gottcrie: 0.sat. 5. Mcf. gluSoTF
8olff RieSersS teb6drsSorF. I. D.: MO.
Bifhelm g%aunadrten. Berlin, fd. b.;
Bruno 9eu, a~5nigshniuL I. b.; Md1maI6
Riefrotusfi, Giecin. Commencement Rlof,
HiffT1uS, berut.; Frons RnbIofd. Gsdrs
r6fufa, BERN. NO. Grid 6himpf @ros
9r66fenborf. /. b.; Frompeter geraednt
Guant 8ethfe 2%ehTnbren, I. b.; SnHs
90tih. G6arlottenburg, 7. q.
5. @dtferie. Soh1nn @ieie, Iolsfo, l.
b.; Sdndb S~eaeuberg. 8leicien. Sertn.
6. 8atterie: 8irh. Siibl. &o6Iamtidhe,
ihfp. b.; ggif6elm Wdtl, gsnHorcpc, I. b.;
aorI Mltmutert. 8rie6ns, I. b.; Stdnisz
Inus Stoh 1tpint, Mntonin, serm.; 8iftb
itl6rih, gfoier6deen, I. b.; @mil Seize,
@dI6ait I. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
esi&ts wlnnifiOnsfptsmme /.
Seith, f6. g.; Tierot6. fh. s.; gron.
horer, I. t.; e6ert, i6. b.; SIatd, I. b.
2eidte gtnuitiDnsfuIUnne 2.
9refer, l. b.; guquifir. /. b.
SeIbartiIerie s@eaiment Tr. II,
StpHtbere.
2. a6teiInna.

8. Bottcrie: SER. Rinh Mir6roSt. gds
Fes6rah. I. b.; Gan. qQifheIm 9iht, Gt6z
iptn. !. r.; aon. Carl @rrnn @ciFenfels,
I o.; San. @erharSt Shtlte. 2iuSen,
IH. h.
6. qdtterie: Ger. gn,tI g,noc. InSel>
ipis. /. b.; San. G6uar6 anr6reh, Rdc3s
ttierssfro. I. b.; 8ou. 9u6fuia attcsna.
@onnfhofpo. I. b.; Srombeter So6annes
guoeIGnr6t 5unSes6aaen, !. 3.
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tiH berut; @aIier snmrId. Berlin btr.
nlbt @ei. Gnbodt /. b; @ineeHt 8bo.
toipsii, e8araoB airalid, I. b.; Raul
BieoIsr 4oien. l. B.,
5tIo' Ariintrie' @eaimsni slr. so,
Mahnti.
2. a6itInna.
T. @nlttrie: 6.sqt. 3, Mei. 6%efiinafr,
BERN; ~. Qoeler. tot; aanonfer arms
b%tniter, Cttenbofen b.; adn n. @driner.
@tfgbein. b.; 1nh. qeiier, 6orienheim,
b @eir. 8ittuidrM Cetiq6einL b.; @efr.
Sdlnliicrier e9ifbenfbnl, b.; Ser. girns
breisr @iein6nh b.: San. 6uber g.,
Rldnfitnti. b.; San. 6ltmmel. 0irdheiin,
b.; aan. Geifritb, %etiIinameier, n; Gon
Snbn, HitluBhrim, b.: Sou. n. WeiI,
Stdnbah. b.; no auasS5rfer, WnIbs
bilsbah, b.; San &icoar6. @eiBenfels.
Nan. 8ranoeL 5~osen6eim b.; San.
Bittta Sitinaen. b.; @ar Gier. 8arus
hnlb. b ann. Berner. ddferthnl. tot;
SER Wiiler, alien, b.; ann. Siihr. biib
tenbelm b.; Sian. aclltcr, 8ranlentbal
bcrfp.
3. gnttcrie: no. Shiiuer. G3tn b.;
San. Hnbb, Ginmiaot. b.; Gan. ne
bel T., qeutershnuieu, tot; 0%cmmingcr,
b.; Nrmbriiter, Slender. b..
g. Batterie. Stt. @riicIer, 91iidNt,
lot; q. @rieshnber. b.: 9coltr. @aones
tni tot; aiihn. Mdlih. b.; 8urfhoIo,
b.; g. @dmtmeiiter @duIus,
0be%riontbeim. b.; @omct, qcoubera b.;
fiiaer. b.; Qonamnntel. 2immfu, b.;
3immerrrann. @nRheim. tot; meuIe. qii6s
piosbofer. b.; GrnpIo. Gtrahbnro, b.;
6eiI, Reuoorf. b.; aailer. 6arobeim, b.;
g. Rnnr6eint. b.; Sod, Sbcrus
'orf, b.; gbrhnrbt. mdIih. b.; @nolim,
qtdareIa b.; @Ibrc6t. 2eibsio. b.: Nifs
Gberflfsbnh. b.; SeibeI, Sttens
b.; d%reitmeier, Sb1rn, b.
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qeimte fFl WnuifiorsFnlonne.
no. gtorg Wdrten, Gtettin ih. b.
5eISartiaerie atsiment Tr. 20, gOieu.

/. NbteiInna.
Stnb: Soiebh RiHe. apttff, BERN.
NuboIf geKer, gtrabbure /. g., I. b.;
RouT Tottte, @feiFer, BERN.
/. 8atterie: Sohdnn 4r1nter, GFer in
ReTtfalen, ih. g.; RdIeutin Mehsfi.
Gr6R. III. h.; Grid Schubert, @5rIib, I.
b.: aorI alinoiphr. G6benif, BERN.
9. gnfferie. Ser. 5. Nef. Sermonu
Bidder. 6ifhtfpc. fh. b.: 0sfar @rofe,
Weierit. iG. b.; mid1er 0Te5, gnTepib,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-24
CONFER is GUILTY
OF BREACH OF DUTY
STATES GOVERNOR
Continued From Page One)


snose sheets had been printed the state
ment that that investigation was intended
to wnitewash someone were called before
the committee and, being put under oath,
were compelled to admit that there was
no basis of fact for that statement. IL
Mr.. Conner possessed any information
which should have been brought to the
public attention during that investiga-
ton, there was every opportunity for him
to give it, and If possessing it he did not
give it, he was basely trea cherous to the
people of this state. | call upon him for
a specific statement as to when the scent
grew hot and the trail abandoned. This
Is but another instance of the reckless,
sensational, and baseless charges with
hich Mr.. Conner is in the habit of en-
bellishing his public speeches.
Governor Conner states that Major
Steiner said to someone that in the
convict investigation the plow was set
shallow. 1t would be interesting To
know who someone is, l do not be-
lieve that Major Steiner ever made such
a statement or was ever reported
making it. However that may be, 1t is
very fresh in the public mind that the
plow was not set so shallow but that
the investigation uncovered the fact
that Mr. Conner had his Legislature 10
so change the law that the funds of the
convict department, instead of being
put over promptly into the state treas
ury where they belonged, were de-
layed and held over in the convict de-
partment in the hands of its presi-
dent, who was Mr.. Comers son-ln-law,
for quarterly settlements. 1t is also well
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-24
TEACHERS TO MEET
IN BIRMINGHAM
Chairman Baker Announces
Departments Programme
for April I'll

Montgomery, February 23.-(SpeciaD
Chairman N. r. Baker of the rural
school department of the Alabama Edu-
cational association. today announced
the departments programme at the
next annual meeting of the state as
soeiation. which will be held in Bir-
mingham, April to II, Inclusive
The programme is divided into 10
subdivisions all relating to rural school
development work The various speak
ers to whom the subjects have been
assigned will be allowed 10 minutes TO
speak. with three minutes for discus
sions
The first subject on the programme
is entitled THE jefferson County Plan
of Teachers Association" with r. e.
Ledbetter of Irondale as the principal
speaker. Other topics of discussion re-
late TO rural school work in Pike
Lowndes and other counties in which
this work has received special atten-
tion.
The programme with the list of
speakers is as follows:
The Jefferson County Plan of Teach
ers Association r. e. Ledbetter, Iron
dale
How to Organize and Secure the Co
operation of the Community" Miss
Delphine Feminear, Edgewater.
pike County Plan ON Rural Lyceum
Work" Miss Sarah Luther, Troy.
Exhibition of the Use of the Re-
flectoscope in the Classroom c. X.
Parker, Almond.
What the Rural Supervisor Can DO,
D. l.. Smith, Tuscaloosa
The Lowndes County Plan of the
Intermediate High School," W. c. Sta
pleton, Betohatehie.
How We Secured a Superior School
Diploma w. E. White, Vinegar Bend,
"How to Use the Rural School
Library" Mrs. Cordie B. Read, Talla-
dega.
Canning Clubs and Canning Club Ex-
hibits," Miss Lucille Carter. Monroeville.
The Organization of Girls Clubs"
Miss Mary e. Creswell, department of
agriculture, Washington, d. C.
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rough, even after weeks of rehearsals,
and 1t is to be expected that a stock
company presenting play for it's first
time without any previous production to
follow to acertain extent will TIP over
lines, situations and business. Those who
saw last nights performance had the
right to congratulate the company on the
manner in which. it presented the play
Under the circumstances, it was excel
lently done, and promises much for the
remaining performances of the week.
Miss POynter appears in the role of
Sally and gives her usual finished per-
formance, especially noteworthy in new
play and first night production. Mr.. Mac
owen as Lord Kidderminster added an
other to his list of well played parts here,
and Miss Younge was especially good as
Mrs. Doone. Miss Chase as Lady Doro-
thea, Miss Lessing as Mile. Violette, and
Miss Reader as Elfrida Mainwaring, a
refined serio-comic, We're all good in their
parts. Miss Reader was particularly well
cast as the chorus girl
The production this week shows an inn
provement from many standpoints, and is
worthy of mention. This afternoon and
Thursday afternoon Miss Poynter will
give hesitation punch on the stage.
The play tells of the struggles of Sally
Shape, an orphan, adopted by poor peo-
Pile, to make her way in the world and
marry the man she loves. During the
course of her adventures she has many
exciting experiences, but all ends happily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-24
HONOR TO BE PAID
MEMORY OF TELLER

Denver February 23.-Highest state hon.
ors will be paid the memory of former
United States Senator Henry Moore Tel
Ter, whose death early today at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. G. e. Tyler in this
city, marked the passing of the last of
the earlier day statesmen of Colorado.
AT the request of Governor &. M. Am
mons, members of the former SENATOR S
family have expressed a willingness for
the body to lie in state in the rotunda
of the state capitol Wednesday probably
from 10 o'clock in the morning until
O'Clock in the afternoon. Members of
the Masonic order, of which Senator Tel
Ter was a thirty-third degree member,
will conduct the public funeral services,
probably after the private services which
will be held in the Tyler home. w. 5.
Pickerell, grand master of the Colorado
A. f. & A. NJ, will be in charge of
the services.
Today Governor Ammons. in a public
statement, started movement to have
Colorado statesmen represented in the
Hall Of Fame at Washington, D. c., by
a bust of Senator Teller. In 1876. with the
admission Of Colorado~as a state of the
union, Senator Teller was chosen to rep
resent her in the United States Senate
and acted in that capacity for 30 years,
both as republican and democrat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-24

oughly the plant tool of the selfish srH
cial interests now so cordially suppo
ing his candidacy, than B. B. Conner
modestly recommends himself as
greatest governor Alabama has ever hf
Claiming to be the foe of capital, he
himself millionaire, their typical repi
sentative, who failed to secure the
actment of law to protect the toile
in our mines against disease and acl
dent, and who, when organized labor We
seeking to secure a just and adequal
wage, in defiance of law, ruthlessly ds
stroyed the tents in which the miners,
their wives and children were living, ant
at the point of bayonet drove them from
their homes.
II mention these only as a few OF tht
subjects which / will discuss in eonnee-
ton with him and his administration, and
I promise that what l say will be botl
interesting, instructive and truthful.
''I had not intended in the course Ql
this campaign to take any personal patl
in the exposure of Mr.. Comers false
pretensions and hypocritical poses The
people of Alabama will be prompt enough
| believe, to rebulle his demagogic APP
peals His untrue charges, however, hav-
ing involved my personal reputation and
the good faith of my administration leaves
me no alternative. but to reveal him tc
the people of Alabama in his true light
and in his true colors-stripped naked OF
his dema gogy. false pretenses and hypoc-
ricy.