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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05

Ledger will know what Is meant by rotogravure as these newspa- pers carry supplements printed by this process.
 The Age-Herald's rotogravure section will consist of four full sized pages printed on heavy glazed book paper so that each illustration will be suitable for reservation or for framing. Two pages of the section will consist of views from the foreign battle fields and points of interest in America and abroad. while two pages will contain views of people and places in Birmingham and Alabama. The Age Herald will all ways be glad to receive striking and artistic photographs from points in Alabama for reproduction
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in this remarkable illustrated sec ton.
 Rotogravure has been called an. adoption of the old and expensive photograNure process to the rotary press so that sufficient speed can be attained in printing them 10 meet the demands of the great cir culations of daily newspapers. But even the rotogravure process it. self is very elaborate and very exper rsive.
 This Innovation of the Sunday Age Herald Is far the most expen- sive feature ever lnaugurated by southern newspaper and as the pro cess Is patented The Age Herald has secured exclusive rights for the south Rotograyure supple ments cannot be used in any other newspaper south of Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday in the office of the probate clerk:
 R. s. Hicks of Trussville and Miss Iearl McCay.
 c. l.. Smith, city. and Miss Anne Spanagel.
 w. s. Carlisle. city, and Miss Beula Irene Ware. Letaw.
 Thomas D. Spraggins, Wylam, and Miss Attlant Mae Jackson.
 K. A. Andrews. Brunswick, Ga. and Miss Marie Talbot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
TODAY'S EVENTS

Lecture for Boy Scouts at Avondale park at o'clock by Chief Red Fox.
 Notice of church services will be found In another column of The Age-Herald.
 For the pleasure-seeker there will be the zoo at Avondale East Lake park and West Lake, near Bessemer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05

then began to itch. and was irritated and covered with small, red pimples which also appeared on the lower limbs. and on the small of my back. This caused . great deal of itching and . burning sensation. and much loss of sleep. My hair came
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
Real Estate Transfers

The following real estate transfer was recorded yesterday in the office of the probate clerk:
 $10,000--Florence Byrne Price. to Lillian Hill Fucker. lot 9, in block S93, Hanover Place
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05

thin. lifeless and dry.
 I began to use Cutic,ra Soap and Ointment. The result was SO satisfactory that purchased moro. am now entirely healed (signed) R. E. L. Nell l22 Logan Ave. Knoxville. Tenn. March 22. 1915. Sample Each Free by Mall
 With a2-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress postcard ''Cuticura. Dept. T. Bos- ton.' Sold thgoushout tho world.
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RED P|NP[ES ON SCALP LIMBS And Back. Itching and Burn- ing. Much Loss of Sleep. e-
 Hair Came Out.
HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT

"The first visible appearance of my trouble was the falling out of my hair. which came out when combed. The scalp
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tContinued on Page Seven,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any Of Her Homework

Pleasant Hill, N. C.-"l suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, of this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
| had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able to
walk about. Could not do any OF my
housework. r.
! also had dreadful! pains In my back
and sides and when one Of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me,
would have to give up and lie down,
until il wore off.
was certainly in a dreadful state o
health, when finally decided to tr,
Cardm. the woman's tonic, and firmly
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe I would have died q hadn1
taken il.
After began taking Cardui, was
greatly helped, and all three bottles re-
lieved me entirely.
fattened up, and grew so much
stronger In three months. ! felt like an
other person altogether"
Cardui Is purely vegetable and gentle
acting. Its ingredients have mild, TOMS
effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui makes for increased strength,
improves the appetite, tones up the neR-
vous system, and helps to make pale
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Cardui has helped more than million
weak women, during the past so years.
II will surely do for you, what 1t has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
Write TO-: Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies' "A.
visory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Specie! In
Treatment for Women" sent In plain wTAppss. J-ss
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21

Little fault would be found with
people who tell all they know II they
would quit when they have done thaA
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21

The worst cases, no matter Of how long standing.
are cured by the wonderful old reliable DR..
oorter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. II relieves
Jain and Heals at the same time. 2Sc. soc. si.0
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21

Be careful to make friendship ~
child and not the father Of virtnA-
aix p. sidney.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21
piles cured In 6 to a DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II PAzo
OINTMENT fails to cure Eny case Of Itching.
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles IN 6tol4d' ~
The FIRST application gives Ease and Rest. sc.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21

Emulation IL the child e amhi-
tion; rivalry il the unlovable l4ughtss
q anvy.-BalTsc.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21

INA nulnins That Does Not Affect The Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE Is better than ordinary
Ouinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember TIE full name and
look for the signature ct =. ". GhoVh. 2Sc.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21
NOT ICE

We Have Opened Up a First Class
PLUMBING BUSINESS in Okolona
and are Prepared to Install Your
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We Employ Skilled Mechanics Only.
All Work Guaranteed. We Are Here
to Stay. We Can Furnish and Install
any Plumbing Fixtures You are in
need of. Repair Work Solicited.
Estimates furnished Free. Call
Independent Phone No. I'll.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21
InvigoratIne to the Pale and sIcIkIy

The Ola Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TAsTEL Ess chill TON'c. drives out
Malaria .enriches the blood and builds the sys-
tenn. A true Tonic. For adults and children. soc
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-10-21

st. Peter will swing the gate wide
open for the man who has lived up b
his wife's expectations
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-26

elm geitrcnger SER um6 toaft iorp.
fdltig iiber Der wirtbiduitIifer
ScIbiftdnbisfcit unsarits. E1er bic
Hciie cber tros6eni mad)t, bat es niGt
3u berelen. 6e1m Die alte ar6rnings.
'.nbt III cine Der itonIicr, tim.
niunesooIIiten Stdote Wlitteleiiropns
GMe Dor tur5cm er6iinete eIeftriid)e
9nbn tr6gt ibR am abenb raid pie.
Der mad, Der 6iierreiAiiden $mipt.
iiobt /5uriid. linb wenn er Ginn fir
ben 6emnItigen Grnit bieier Enge bot.
Snnr mag er. ipenr Bel 9etronen bas
perfnaene riciise Gtabttbcr Garnin.
tums aus BEN abenoihatten gefpel!.
iiif9 niiftnnd)t, frog eIeftrii&cr
S6nel3ugsIot bic i'm iiber
bas @rnb snr,ser gSIter fabrt. an tns
Bort bes Gidaers Oenten:y gjnIt Der.
iinfen aradtpaIdiie imO 6eirrteulpeI,
ia Der grSban ieIbit iinS nos Srin
pObnet. slleS fuirb 81 gtaiib, uno
iuie elm Ieeres Sd,aiseprans ler
2lfts, aud isiu GsSiinil na5IaIiea.
~ Irban
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ee hinaiiibInBeIt, mitle1olien bat.
oieies Sbor Der @ieni4J5eit 5u Der.
tbei6iqen, unb b1b or mt Der Sapfer.
teitsnGbaiIle, Die er gIf Der BriiIt
trdgt, eernOc 70 BEN Znlf oes 5ipiIi-
iierten @eitcuropas peroient bat rpie
emit Die Dunren Der 6rei groBen
Oeiaid,cn aniier, aarl, Otto iiuo 0tu.
ooii ben S1bsburg.
9a bsbt F3 aud ihon a6nt5
gbels Burg aus BEN sdrten JIubne'
BEL. @ie pas o.utitsit. aIlsr Se.oeH'
Iiebsr bisr uui BEN S6lObbsrs gu
prebbura eH6st, 10 enOei bier Oittpdris
bas bsuti6e Qanb bei .pOs5onb", mi.
prebburg bOu ben ungarn umseiouf
iparb. Die .pertsbrte geititdit" neu'
nen beute bic Qeu:s ben pisr.dis.H
Galobbau nit istntn bier bideu, turs
gen Gdtbiirmsn, bic ibatiddIi6 auss
ieten ME bic TIbs eiHer aui bic Riids
i,ite seitelttn gst;itsLe. Die Burg III
aussbranRt unb perfallsn. gIn Der
GtGtts, no ari.mhiIo grausnpUus Ra'
DE nabm, 1T ipdtsr Die beilige GliId'
bttb eeborsn ruorben. Sect pubsH
bort Splbaten in ben nod beipobns
barren RaumsH ibrs GIinten. 9os .H."
mnlige SuHusni5LOb 1T aaisrns ees
porben. qrsbburg a6er, bas burd
300 SABRE bic 6auptftdbt llngarns
ipar, in bsFsn punberbpIlsm alten
Dom bon Santt Wariin Elf a0nige
unb aot a6nisirnsR sstront pureen,
bsibt iest qosSonp unb III prooins'
itaht. 1as bIsnbsno emporsetDd4fene,
eIdnSenbe guoaptit bat bic alte arDs
nunesitabt, bic pisIe bunbsrt SABRE
trsus 9rsnspa6t bislt, tsiisgt. Die
pra6tpoaen, mobtrHsn palaite bsr
9ubopeftsr QnoraiTpitrabe iriumphb
rsr iiber bic giirgerbduTsr unb oltsrs'
srauen Girtsn hss prsbburesr Gran'
sistanerpIases, bic mr. ifon uro
itiIpplI iinb. 9isasia min ts bic Se'
i6ihte 70, bab iie bic tbeurtH Grins
ntrungen Der @OIisr elei6iom ems
ioret, bdmit bic mobsrns gntpidluns
Dor ibnsn bnIt mo4t, ipis bic raitlos
5srIt0renbsn unb lpieberaufbuusnosn
meni4en Dor etilsm Grab.
2.iber bat bic t0nigli9 unaurtichs
Resisrung bisien erinnsrunesrti9en
Weblfabrisn Der @iener ein GHbe ss'
pIant. M.r jsbt na3 prsbburs fibrt,
I'm WsiseHm.bl su taufen. en.bedt,
nab Der reiAsbsuiiHs g.bdnte b.r
grobtari. iibtr Disn aud ben Neg
mad unsarr stfun6sH BAT, pis bic
rsi9sbsutIdeu SoISateH ben in bic
3arpatben.
Die fntiperiecn GnI1itanaeI iinS
ans ben @roSf0rben Der @aitbolis.
tii9c peridpim6en, nno erifte,
i9lp1rjlif)e Striegstpeden MADDEN iid)
oarin brett. @er teltte nit Oem Rld.
fad berpcbrt nn6 @rebburg 5iebt,
brinet i'm Ieer pieoer bein oerrl 10.
n;gliG illsariide 8oIlludGter nit
orobenoea GdrtalBbdrten iteben ant
gaInbof iyao gGiiflabilugsplos iniS
,ipelrgi ieesnt gligna gseA be @sis
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MebIfabrt mad RreR6ars.
Mten. i'm Qlbri[.

W Ten, i'm Npril.
Sir uns Ssiterrei1er mar llngaru
INNER b1s 2aHo, rporinnsU WiId uuS
Sonis flsubt. unsartpein unb Srau'
Sen aus Der Sotaber Gesenb, MeIonen
un6 qfirii9e, BON f4pdbif9en gausrn
i'm ganat eeaii6tet, RieientiirbiFe unO
baIbrsife Iiibe MuistOIben aus arOas
tien - ale bisfe guten 9tnge, bic uus
fere MGrtte i'm 9er6it i6miiden. ba'
ben bas WoblpolIen Der Wiener fir
bic 9riiber jenTeits Der aeitba felt ies
Der itart bsfeitissn belfen. Nun
a6er, in ben 3eitsn bes Rriess6rotes,
tom nod eiA 9sioAlstss aaaa. Rsiisn,
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in einen anberen, benn iulgnrtid)en
Staatsbiirscrmasen. gsur bie Wlelige
@etrei6e. Die pas glferbnuinini.
iterium ben SeiterreiGern beDiaigt,
bari, init stue'itbriheincn rerieben,
bis 0rasiss puigereat Grnt Siksa Bt.
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gafel, i'm april.
Die Barrier 3eitunsen itnb felt benz
Ausbru6 bss &rieges pittIi4 perbos
ten Iangipeilig sepor@n. Gag fir Sag
Die glei4en enbloIen Siraben ii5er bic
,Srsuniiiruns" Der sroben rDietoire"
bic nieulaIs tommt, iiber S6Ie9tisteit,
Geisbeit, beitdnbise Jlu9t unb fdlisbs
lid tlagliden 9unsertob Der r9arbaz
rem" oOer rgo6es" ME mir 0eutidsn
in bOIoer abps4sluns ssnunnt pers
ben, iiber ben Siesesmari6 Der Ruis
len na6 Berlin, bas rOsfinitipe" GHoe
Der Siirtet, bas ieit langen Monatsn
..unmitt.Ibar 5eDoritebenbe" ginsreifeu
Der meiisn NeutraIen, bic .pOqige
8trni4tuus" Der Diterrei9ii6 ungus
rishen 4rmee unb anbersn ni5t mins
Der tollen llniinn. Der iih ii6sr ben
Rriegsssiit Der Barrier preHe raid
unterri6tsn nil, periaaffe ii9 js cine
belisbise frans0iii6e 3situHs alis ic.
bem Der leBten neun WoDate. 81 pirb
ipfprt erteHnen, oab bic Barrier 3eis
tungen felt neun Mpnutsn tdslia bas
9lei9e ihreibeH unb isbe GrisiHaIitdt
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IHb Der .9uerre iociaIe", ipirb bic
sDabre Gage seIsssHtIi5 etHuul iaii6s
tern angebeutet.
@enissr 6be ii11b bic porifer 3ettz
i6riTten, in oenen man, 5ptihsn ben
3eiIen oDsr uu9 gang Offsn aussefpros
6eH. Haandes frsimiit6ise 9stsnntnib
finben lam. sic IaiI.n fpenisitens abs
men, fpie ben Jran3Dien Sunrutbe 1T,
poriiber man in paris pIaubert, pos
init man iid bic 3sit Dsrtreibt, I'm ben
unfreipilisen 9er3ibt auf alIsr6dn0
liebe 9epp5nbetten Ieidter gu Oeraeis
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har, oab Oi. GraHsOieu tros Der unna.
tiirIi6en Seloenpois, in Der Wuurics
8arres lie tGsIi9 i'm rg9O be parts"
aIs fromme Ritter iOubsr Jurat unO
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IIten gebIisben finb, oab t6rs Dertraute
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uHb baB Gitelteit, 9eptnnfu9t, SitsIs
Jaso unb al bic anbsren Sffeubaruns
gen Der @ieenItebe bes HG9iten i5nen,
gang ME i'm Triebsn, rei3en Stuff our
Seiitesiibuns bietsn.
SSn JraRtrei9 Ipri6t man natiirIi9
ri1t germ BON ben eriten a6t 8o6en
bee 4riegss, pel6e bic Oeutiten in
rGf9em Sieses5llg bis Dor bic Shore
oor paris sefiibrt baben. Deito mebr
fpri9t man oafiir bon Der Iogenann.
ten .S6la6t an berWnrns", bur6 bic
dHssblid SraRtrei6 seettst ipOrbsn TT.
Dieisr srObei fpan5oitf6e Sieg 1T aber
srit no4trGsIih .ntbedt ipDrb.n, unb
man III nod heute nidt bariibsr eint1,
NOR ibn .ig.ntIih seppnnen bat. Gin
ipibises Barrier WoteH6latt bat nun
cine sanSe elite BON aeuten suIammens
gtiteat, benen 5raHfrei4 fir bieIen
Stes Oant f1uIbet. 9luf Der 2ifte Iino
perseidn.!: bret Wliniiter, flint Otpi.
iionssen.rdlt, 5tpei 9rigabegen.rdle,
brei Se,atoren 3pti 0cputirts, elm
ftdatli9 fitbDentionirter abeaterbiret.
tor, Elm 5Iieser, bier 3eitunss 9irets
forsn, Elm Better einss QutomobiI,lln,
assussmeas. 5ssss Stsiss Rdaaa per.
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rem Der bdu mal. Hls
i'd aniins, Spoia Y.
ginibsm's Begetobls
Gpmpounb einSuneb.
men, fonute id nitt
aufredt iisen Sd
hattie elm SrausnIst.
ben unb mar iebr nsr'
obs. SD s.braudts
has Riftel etn s}abr
lang uno fam nsiue
Grbeit ptrrit1ten, ieit
ben lebten adt glcna.
ten babe i'd aud nod
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lluterbaItunss.g s.gHjrigsn,
aahleS Spuen SsIans.

0r5ifuuug nantittn SerHiasi ~ vsai.
Ter enielgIde ilr ben CONNER. 9eueS Co
barfi-Qdie TduidHt-19Iy sllbbdus-Sor
slaide aE6e-Bdnbebiue STces Cutbpog
H1Hian,, aibletiiae GtfH1s lilbe lnE Ri6'
riafrS T1s gdrahies fir h-r atnber. Tan
sen GWf eem Boot nTb an EgHb. Bocie bon
,sub oes E'roabipao, $3.50 iu5 II NorHi., /
230, 1. ESQ. 7 nHb g5EHgs. :. siHHefatri
2Jc.
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lie rll.s!lsetr Ter eunibeIst eess 27t 2. o.
q. o., flrb hermit bsraArl6tei. toh ~.
geora HGds an 2t nlni 1915 aeii1tttn ~ iinb
nen ben genTrttn csr npss bsiris na6riitaa
i'm Elm titE sa idur Itvien Aatslidfis esls''
anton GIh6nsin. uni mt
0cBrab Rraskr. Esir. J.
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6ran fonute nibt
aufrebt fiben.
sett bdOrsf lie lire eisene arbeit
2Dbia 6. ginfbam's @esetabIe
Gpmponnb balf ibr.

sSrpntsn, Ghie.-.St srfreue mid isss
be}jerer GyeIunobeit, ole bies felt 5polf Sab.
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et.asnesiHdj.-@eibIia.

Qbtpuar iu6t eisrHaa
Jruu ais R36in. mlnun f1r &ftpittr nnb
Scusarbeii. 9H,s'sslnnafn. U. o.. GcIis'
tlati.
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qoiitt Si. Mdnner Die arbeit ifnn

ebteIer,gtaro - SO no,en iipriabi
Branb, s2i5: ME nsu; ,5erib 5000. gerntr
Ftctor Blctroln 1869 Carthage uneiitf, 9lils
ten, uobe Scoleslicer @arieH.
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@as Yaris iid erSdblt.

Ser Sieger BON Der Marne. -Strabs
burger Sauertraut unb Stuttgarz
ter SemDen. - Die gnsldaber in
Jrantrsi6. = Re,lame unter Roz
tber 4rsusflages. = Gin sntbiiater
1etrus.
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sus erantn. daujeHbe BON Grnsnnunasn fab
IN ausnnt eiffe thr nnfssnunaen frst
6raniIin Snftitute. DsAf 7s. Ro6siier. y. ..
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Sn berfanfen - Sduier.
Sn uerlanfen : geridisOenss.


apuff su rsrfnufen. goIsen, whii'
tern unb gdrcubsn ebipeber Gtobe NIB VT,
eIeitril6e wintoren, gdslumper, lnetriel'
g1arb Cuff GauipreiIot GnHbis 05rtnoerA.
psder glertcul gliller. Ercgsfps Wlnltspie
lntner, Dopiesgurt M1tIler. gahiiie1 & @nrptn
6nub a,ihers, lritbrhber, IransuniNolien.
fnfa inio amtnen Derfildit Dlnihinen
oeNbh sb1ber. pIumbina Suprlles, aeifer
h7epnrdiiit N,erfitnftGtrri6tnrn iHh cine
uruke Gndntifdi bon besfd lebenen MaoreI
fo,pts Cfficsgiurinhinn
xbt Crescent W'stpr Gar Gsmpnnh.
II. Stpnts NIB G., 8. * .. Paai,
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eteHesssin&e -RannIiA

Waf6frnu nit ifbr i6bugn Gmpfeblures
fliff Qrbeit flr 8 1nae iebe mp4t. II
asineIab Efrnbs. 2. Gtp6. ttnisu.
guret bsnif6s gran fnti eisut %
nliosmtlnt 6nusnrteit. kDil 81 eanfs iGld
fen. 20s wsdeaolia Strnbf.
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3n oermiethcn:
gerIanst - wldnnIid

EduHer erlerTi bnt Bdrblerad&hft Gtfltn
often. enbh ndbreilb bfu aerrfn Saeriseua
aeeebef, Oh ReIiabls Tarber GolIsns. din'n.o
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gab9en fur eenebuIi1s SouSorbsit go.
s+07 gerrta plats Clifton. Sei. eIsoH
s36sx. 2e--3Os
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Sfnifate Nab6.n snn aeesn uns urs
BEL her Sntsa-btii gu bsl'eu. AtirunssH
btrlauat. Rstmi Ed,ltp Gdr. 2s27 Gaabisn
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erbeii Outer ecbR. 35S7 Dosari gstuGe.
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
ALLIES PUSHING IN ALSACE
French Troops Have Reached the
River Fecht-Austrian Fortress
is in Jeopardy.

Paris, June 23.-Continuing their
advance into Alsace, French troops
have occupied the east bank OF the
river Fecht, two miles southeast of
Metzeral. Terrific battles are being
waged from the seacoast to the Swiss
frontier. In western Argonne, the
French have rushed and captured an
other German trench. Near Lintrey
the Germans hurled thousands of
shells in an attempt to wreck the
newly captured French position. In
the Vosges the Germans have launch
ed a violent offensive.
Austrian Fortress in Jeopardy.
Rome June 23-The Austrian for.
tress of Malborget is now practically
surrounded. The Italians have cap.
tured nearly all the positions around
the town which is undergoing terrific
bombardment. North of GOritz, an
Italian machine gun squadron crept
through the woods and inflicted heavy
loss on the advance column of 10000
Austrians.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
GERMAN REPLY
EXPECTED SOON
GERARD SAYS LAT
TER PART OF NEXT WEEK.
ENGLAND'S NEW INTERFERENCE
House of Commons Plans to Practi-
caIIy Take Charge of Hollands
Commerce and Prohibit Ameri-
can Shipments.

Washington, June % Germany's
reply to the United States has been
partially completed, Ambassador &c
rard has advised President Wilson.
He intimated that the answer will
not be forwarded before the latter
part of next week if the present plans
are adhered to. Consequently Pres
ident Wilson, who will leave here TO
night for Cornish, N. H., will not re-
turn until July 6 and the answer is
not expected to receive official CON
sideration before July 7.
simultaneously with the report that
the German reply can be expected to
be very COnciliatory, came disqueting
developments in connection with the
British-French interference with the
American trade.
Captain Prettyman's announcement
in the house of commons that the
government plans to practically take
charge of Hollands commerce by pro.
hibiting shipments entering that ma,
ton unless consigned to the Neither.
lands Overseas Trust, amazed officials
here.
1t is believed to foreshadow the
holding up of all cargoes from this
country. a neautral nation, to Hol
land, another neutral nation, as a
matter OF alleged right of Great Brit
ain. That nation will only permit the
passage of cargoes as suits the plan
of those directing her war campaign
This government did not anticipate
any further action by Great Britain
that would complicate the situation
between the two countries.
The British embassy here has been
advised OF pressure upon the admin
istration to demand peremptorily Of
Great Britain modification of the lat
ter's order in council.
Hopes have been expressed thai
England's new cabinet will appreci
ate the administrations position.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
KAISER SUSPENDS
4 BERLIN PAPER
TAGES zElTUNG STOPPED FOR
ARTICLES ON U. S. NOTE.
COUNT REVENTLOW WAS AUTHOR
Germany's Reply to Wilson's Message
Will Not be Delayed for Ten
Days More, Says Official
of Foreign Office.

Berlin, June 23-That the German
foreign office desires to avoid any
thing likely to interfere with a peace
full understanding with the United
States was the Interpretation placed
on the suspension of the Deutsche
Tageszeitung.
Announcement that the paper would
not appear for an indefinite period
was made. The ban is said to have
been ordered because OF an editorial
that appeared on Sunday morning
Caused by Reventlow's Comment.
While no further explanation was Of
fered, 1t was accepted here that Count
Reventlow's comments upon the Lusi-
tania sinking and the German-Ameri-
tan negotiations furnished the reason.
The American colony considers the
suppression of the Deutsche Tages-
zeitung the most significant develop
ment of the whole situation. Revent-
low. the Tageszeitung's widely quoted
naval and military writer. has shown
the least tendency toward Cancellation
OF all the German writer's The fact
that the paper that carried his articles
has been suspended is. therefore,
looked upon as a matter of great i'm
portance.
Delays Reply to Wilson's Note.
Germany's reply to the American
note will be delayed for at least ten
days more. An official of the foreign
office made the statement that the
situation at present is such that it is
impossible to state exactly when the
reply would be completed.
The matter is now in the hands OF
Admiral Won Tirp:tz, personally. While
he is formulating his suggestions the
foreign Office is Analysing the data
fought to Berlin by DR.. Anton Meyer
Gerhard.