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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

have their last opportunity to get a sem blance of smoothness to the attack unless an arrangement can be made to work in Athens, Ala, Friday afternoon
 Today the squad went through long drill on formation and signals, no scrim- mage being attempted, since the list of injured is long enough as 1t is It has been almost definitely declared now that neither Captain Cohen nor Pud Reyer, the giant center, will be able to start in the Auburn game, but the work of Williams at center has been highly satisfactory. Though lacking the weight and eXperi- ence possessed by Reyer. Wilhams one of the best defensive players on the team. and his blocking in the early game was spectacular.
 More than score of players will be carried to Birmingham. since the vir- ginia game clearly pointed out the neces- sity of having an adequate number of suL stitutes on hand, when six regulars were injured in rapid succession in the second quarter of the Charlottesville game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
 SUNDAY MOVIES IS ! MADE BY HE CITY
Preachers Wanted Referen- dunn, But Did Not Insist When Told That No Ordi-
 nance Is to Be Passed

The city commission will not interfere with proprietors of moving picture shows if they offer entertainment between cer- tain hours on Sundays
 Decision to the above effect was reached MondH afternoon. Because of their intention to prepare a pleasing statement for the public, nothing of what had transpired was mentioned by the commissioners to reporters. But the pro- prietors of moving picture shows were advised of what had taken place. In their jubilation, they talked, and thus The Age-Herald secured the story printed Wednesday morning.
 The commissiontrs were asked yeste- day to explain the method by which the three had reached not only an amicable but an unanimous agreement. It was said that after a lengthy discussion of another important topic. MT. Barber sug- gested that the city go on record as hav- ing assumed a position of neutrality or hands off MT. Ward agreed instantly. MT. Weatherly, explaining that this mat ter was subjected to a practical refer endum when MT. Barber made his race before the people. also agreed.
 Referendum Was Desired Prior to the agreement. the proprie- tors of picture shows had insisted that the city commission submit their case to referendum.
 Following the agreement and the pub lication in The Age-Herald Wednesday morning, the preachers of the city de- cided to ask for a referendum. In. fact, Dr. A. J. Dickinson and Dr. L. r. Whit ten, impressed with the idea that the city intended to enact an ordinance giv- ing picture shows Sunday rights, served on the commission written protest and suggested that the entire matter be sub- mitted to the people.
 Commissioner Barber, following the visit of the preachers, stated that in his opinion, neither side would now insist on a referendum. He told the preachers that the city had no intention of enacting an ordinance but had assumed the position |'that picture shows had Sunday rights if drug stores and other institutions had Sunday rights. He told the preachers that if one business was denied privi- leges all must be.
 While the position of the pastors union has not been made public, it is regarded as improbable in city hall circles that a referendum will be resorted to.
 Ward States Case In regard to the situation, MT. Ward Issued the following:
 "The situation is this: If the picture shows are opened on Sunday they will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
. SONS LIFE SAVED Grateful Mother Makes
 Public Statement
Remarkable lotter concerning Foley Honey and Tar Compound as . quick relief fer coughs ~-L

Remarkable lotter conc ernins Foley Honey and Tar Compound as . quick relief for coughs and eoIds.
 'It saved our sons life" says Mrs. Edna Cramer, in speaking of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. "Of this l am sure. Of all cough remedies we ever used, Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is far ahead of them all. It has been our faithful friend for several years and we rely upon 1t for the quick relief of all our coughs and colds. It never fails and we re- commended it to all our friends. We thought he would surely die from strangulation. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound completely and absolutely cured him. We know 1t and will prove 1t to anyone interested.'
 Do you know the soothing, reliev- lng benefits of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound? You ought to. There is healing in every dose. It spreads cool coating over the rough in- famed throat-stops the racking cough-does all this in natural way. containing no opiates and nothing harmful.
 Good druggists are glad to sell Foley's Honey and Tar Compound be- cause they know 1t is reliable and successful. Refuse substitutes.
 Sold Everywhere
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
'SUNSHINE' HAWKES.
 TO BE HERE SUNDAY

Sunshine" Hawkes. of Baltimore, the noted chautauqua and lyceum lecturer, will give his famous address on Hap piness" in this city next Sunday after mon at s:So ir the Young Mems Christian association auditorium,
 Sunshine Hawkes. has spoken to more people in the last 30 years, and radated as much, If not more. sunshine than any man on the American platform. This meeting is free to the men of Birming ham. and no doubt the auditorium will be crowded to it's capacity to hear this happy American
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
500 MORE CONNECTS ARE
 LEASED BY SLOSS COMPANY

contracted for a large supply of con victs so that there shall be nothing to prevent the filling of these orders.
 The contract will be made public within the next day or two, as soon as the papers have been received from Birmingham. It is announced that the contract is now being prepared.
 The Sloss- Sheffield company last year employed about 250 state convicts The contract this year calls for double that amount
 The convict department for the last few days has been engaged in making contracts for convict lease hire for the present administration and it is said that the contracts are better than any made in the past.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
Lloyd George Defends Treat Law

London, November 10.-In response to a question in the House of Commons today regarding the effect of the order against treating. David Lloyd-George. minister of munitions. said there had been d marked decrease in the number of convictions for drunkenness in the metropolitan dis trict in the first three weeks after the or der took effect as compared with the pre- vious four weeks. Police reports show that drunkenness among women has de- creased. Virtually no violations of the order have been reported
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
Mobile Is Doing Finely

w. c. Kilgore, commercial agent of the Central of Georgia, left for Mo- bile last night. Conditions in Mobile have improved wonderfully recently he said. T have made several trips to the gulf metropolis lately and upon each visit I find a renewed feeling of security among the people "A great deal of shipping is being done through this port and business is once again normal I suppose Mobile is the only town in the south that has kept pace with Birmingham in the rapid improve ment during the last four months"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
Anderson Goes to Indianapolis

R. Anderson. district passenger agen! of the Illinois Central. left last night for Indianapolis on business 'I feel good over the prospects for even more business than we have been doing" said MT. Anderson. Conditions in ev- cry branch of the railroad world are improving daily. No one minds taking a trip on business these days He feels that he will at least meet with nom inal success. Things are so much bet ter that those whom you call on are willing to listen to any business propo- sition that contains merit" MT. Ander- son will return to Birmingham Satur- day
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

 rot be stopped by the city as long as they are not nuisance. They will be subject to full control and censorship by the city. The hours, until further notice, will be from 1 to p. m, and from to 10:3O p. m.
 ''As for the people, thousands will be benefited and made more content No harm will be done to any individual Then why not let them open? As for the church, it will not be harmed, but made stronger, for it will then grow through it's own strength, and not depend on force. Love for it's work is the basis of any church's growth If it's growth is bolstered up by arbitrary laws, such growth is fictitious and insincere
 "The church will be weakened in pro- portion to the size of that kind of mem bershp.
 Tn addition to the above two factors in the problem-church and individual the city of Birmingham as community will become less restless and more con tent"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
TOM HEFLIN WILL
 SPEAK HERE SUNDAY

Thomas Dozier. commander of Camp Henry D. Clayton, Sons of Confeder- ate Veterans. received telegram yes- terday from Congressman J. Thomas Heflin, announcing that he had ac- cepted the invitation to speak to the veterans in Birmingham Sunday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock. Definite arrange ments have not been made as yet as to tho theatre and it will be announced later in the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
Death of Eldred Fletcher

Friends of Mrs. J. D. Frazier will re- gret to learn of the death of her broth er Eldred Fletcher. in local infirm- ary yesterday morning. MT. Fletcher was the son of the late pr. R. M. Fletcher of Madison.
 The funeral will be held this morn ing at 10 o'clock at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Frazier. 2716 Han over Circle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
Real Estate Transfers

The following real estate transfers were recorded in the probate court yesterday:
 s2o00--F. B. I.atady to A. c. Mont gomery and c. J. Donald, part of sec- tion l, in township IS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

Montgomery, November 1O.-(Spe- cial)- an evidence of the prosper ity. of the Birmingham mineral dis trict, the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company has agreed upon contract with the state board of convict in spectors for the lease of 500 or more convicts to be worked in the mines of the company. The contract, 1t Is un derstood, calls for a greater price for convict labor than has ever been paid in Alabama.
 Details of the contract will not be given out until the necessary papers are signed. The Sloss-Sheffield com pany, it is announced. has orders for the next IS months, and they have
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pwisssI'R stisss.

Ger gatelrtanipaIt &err artbur
g. @eorgi bet lid, nit Jrau
agne5 @eisbroot, BON Der
Central gInenue uno gapmilIer Cir,
bsrnIdbIi. Die Serridnften iperoen
nah ibrer 9iiiffebr bon Der Sof5eits.
relic in Spoe Bari lpobneu.
9ic iroiid,e Siille oes am GonrtnJ
oaritCrbenen SerrH 6 arIes s.
gll6rch I tpuroe aeItern nufSpring
@rcrc aiir eIuiaen siube eebcttet. 9ie
@ebEdtniBieier fano in Der Srieo-
borsfapeae itott, bic BON Ieibtragenoen
Sreunben poa beiest mar. 9nitor 8.
D. GiienIobr tuieHirte Dem Gntidlafe.
nen eiuen tieiempfunbenen gsnd,ruf
.;uo id)iloerte ibn nIs einen Renihcr,
Ger iteiS MIR oag Cute gepoat nt0
6eiien reid)es Sers iidl in @obftbun
unb trarer 5re,mbidnft offenbor.e.
Cine Giile Der berrIif,iteH 9lumer
Ddr Dem anbciifcn nes angeiehenen
winnnes geipiomet iporsen Inter Den
2eibtrngennen befano ii6 Der ge.
iammtc @critano bes Scuiffen I'll.
fenbeims imb istime 6rciinoe bdtten
cIs gnbrtndtrdeer fiineirt.
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$14,5O0 M isiHrm 8sfit, fobaB ii9
|bas @efammtberm0gen bee Wsreins
auf $14,745.11 belduft.
Der Derein nnbm etne Gn5abl eirls
fabungen al Jsftli6tsitsn an. an Der
5eftli9feit Der 6aruedri 2pge am II.
9pril pirb fid Der 1srein poI5dblis
bstbsilissn; fir ben gudre uno SaH3
bes Dtitriiis 301 bes 0eutlhtn I'm
tsritiibunss 8unbss am "a. 4pril
iibernabm Der @erein % gintritiss
tdrten unb boll3dblige getheiligung
purbs fir ben llnterbaltungsdbeno
5ugsfdst, ben Der germania 9beaters
Drrein gum geiten bts 5ilfsfcnos am
glbsnb bts eriten Wtui in Der RorD
Ginfinnuti 1urnbale psronitaltet.
ioerr Sonp Gfiiditsiir maHte eifriB
nnb nit erfols proposnnba fir bic
0oritelung gum geittn bes 5ilfss
fonbs am 4benb bes %. glpril i'm
Gmerb aubitorium unb isbte cine
anfebnIide In3abl eiHtrittztartsH
|ab.
2fn fiinf tranfe Ulitslieber iuuroe
bas iibli9e arantsngelb i'm GeTummts
beirage pcn $4,000 angepieien. Die
ginnd6msn Der @erIammlung 6elisfen
ii9 auf $236-50, benen ausgaben i'm
@stragt BON $117.50 sessniibsritaHs
ben.
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gd)iperberlett
@nrSe Der IL Sabre aIte Geo ReSa'
MEL bel eiucm 5luhtprriud ans
bem Smsenoseridrs

Der II Sabre aIte Geo. U6Ddni.l
BON go. 9O4 gubb Strabe tpurbe se=
fern 4benb in isbr bebentltftm 3us
itdnb an einem S6dbslbruh l.ibenb
i'm iidbtiiden 6oipital sinseliefert.
Der 2nabe mar rpegsn unbotmds
bigtsit psrhdftst uH6 nah benz gss
tpabriam bes Suasnbssridts esbradt
iporbsn. aus tpsIdem CT su enituii4en
periuGts. inbsm Ct ii9 aus 9ettbeden
Elm Seil suiummentniipfte. DieFes
improbiiirts Sill bislt fsin Getpift
iebo4 nitt aus unb er itiirSie aus be-
irG6tlifsr 65he ub unb muBts odnn
uad bcn fidbtii6su 6cfpitnl sebruht
tperben. ipo bic 4ersts eiuen Saibels
bru9 ionitatiri.u un6 fsineu 3uiianb
fir isbr beosailia srfIdrten.
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Rambgeiencn
SAlusen seitern ben Raterialmaa.
renbdHOlsr 5Oiepb annt in ArliHs.
ton sSeigbts nieoer.
Sis geute Der gnridsu beitaub aus
etiua S25.

3pei Gtrolds. bic I'M ii9 untennts
lid gu MAIDEN, iih 9aIdsntii4er Dor
bic 9eiidter gsbunben batien, iiberz
fielen aeffern Gbenb BEN Wla.etials
ipaarepbinblsr Soiepb aunb in isiz
nem 9ef1dft an Der erttnbre9er uno
Wiaple Ipenue in arlington Delights.
&unt tpurbe BON bem einen Der
Strolhe bintsrriids NIT elmer Gdss
r6bre nisbergeiirsdt, iporauf bic bets
ben Burden bireit 'auf ben aaiiens
apparnt Susinsen, I'm ibn isines JHs
halts su berou6en.
sSn bieiem Woment betrdt Jrdli
aunb ben 2dben uHb Der cine Der
Rduber ridlteie sinm Repolpsr auf bic
frau. bic anseii9ts Der Mdffe, icfcrt
bic fyludt srgriff unb lant lin Ollie
i6reienb auf bic Gtrabs elite.
ebe auf ibre 6ilferuis Haabdrn
berbeieilen tonrtsn, mar Is ieo:4 ben
Rdubern gelunesn, ii9 bes Jubdlts
Der Reaiftrirtaiis. Der ii9 aui .tfpa
S25 belief su rsrii&ern uno Die Jludi
gu srgreifen.
Denise Getunbsn fpdter fdnben BIZ
insipiIten berbsisssilien Rahbarn
6errn auna beipuBilos auf bem gos
ben Iiesenb. Or. u. 8. Carr bon
Rsabing, Der iel,pboniTn berteig.ruf,n
purbe, bra5te 5errn Gunb fe6r talS
gum gepuBiiein auriid uHb banH
irurben giirssrmeilisr Sborpe nnb
WlarfHda 9portsmillsr bon bsm
Rau6iberfan In 4enntnib geisBt.
Bon BEN Rduberu mar iebo4 kline
Spur mebr au iiHben unb boranfbin
ipurbe bic MISUNDERSTANDING, : biz
aunb bon isinsn angreifern au seteH
I'm Stanbe mar. an bic poliseibthors
ben BON. Cincinnati, 2odluuo. Rsabine
umb 3aOming iibermittslt. absr forpsii
III .s nitt a.luussn, ber beioen BUR-
itsu ba5bdft au perbeu.
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9lrbeitern,aBreaeIn.
Die Ottf6e gillim Sntes
? reffe Der Strabenba bns
angefelften m.irb
bgiiItig paffirt.

enbgiiltig gpaffirt.
Columbus, O., 13. 9pril. -
Die arbeiteri9aft bat beiite tinen
Sisg errun9en, als Der Senat nit
18 seaen IA SiimmeH pbne 2(menbi>
runa bic !oaus6in Ott's onnnbm, ipels
DE Osrfiat, bdb WlotOrleGte unb aons
outteure Don StraBens unb SHterurs
bdnbabnen in "A Stunben II Stuns
be Hube hdben miiFen. Sofalb hec
GOuDerneur Isine unterIGrift uuier
bic 8orla9e qsieBt bat, erbGlt Iis @ez
febtraft. Die BiQ f9reibt Dor, oab
bic 2eute ni9t ge5pungen Derben Ions
nen mebr als 3ebn Stunben innsrtnIb
breisebn Stunben pGbreEb zines Ia
ges bon 24sitiinbieer 2dpgs Su arbeis
ten. Die 9eute tOnnen isbOf aus
freien Stiiden ueberSeit arbeiieu.
9luG oas Sous bat beute cine 2lrz
better Bill dneenommen, bic eeenfalIs
pom Gepr. Stt Dou 5amilton SO. eias
ge6raht fporben mar. Sic ermGdtigt
ben Staotrat6 elmer Stabt 5ur GiH>
ri4tune zines 9epdrtements fir priia
funa uno 2i3eniirung ben GleDatorz
fiibrern.
Repr. @bitacre pon GOlumbiana
brdhts beute cine @orlage ein, tpoa
mad 9lngeitellts in 5a6riten uno 6ans
oelsgeI6Gften IN Der Dofe siuen
Rubetaq baben miihen. Qusgenommen
iinb Sanitors, 8d4tsr, 8iebpelicr-
ger, Bidder, SeiSer, 3eitungsleute uno
9eute BEL bringeHben Qrbeitsu. Der
9erfuifsr Der Bill ioqte ii9 ieIbIt auss
nehmeu
Senator 2pn6 pon 2rcas So. bat
cine 8orla9e eingereitt, peld9s nub
,0tniiht peri6iebener Senatpren oa5p
sIttmmt lit, einen Sell in bic W'rt-
'amteit bes 2lrbeiterunfaloerIides
runosgeTebes gu treiben. Die 9ia
ai6t Qr6eitsrn bag Re6t, Bel erliit.e
nen 9erlebungen Den Qr6eit9eber duT
SdabenerIab gu pertluden uno iih
bann bonn Staat entid,Ghiuen IN lGls
Ien. gDer jest auf eigeHe Guuit tloGt.
perliert ben anipru6 duf GHhhaot@
eunq aus Der Stdutstaie.
Der Seuat bat beute bic Wtrore
gia angenpmmeu, pelde nur ehelif)e
llnfreue als S6eibltngsuruno amer
tennt. Gs 1T fruali6, pb bic 8otlage
je gum @eIeb erhOben tpirb.
Sas Suus bat bic 9leiu Bill Derz
iporfen, peldle ben giirgern uon Stdbz
ten bos Reft einrGumeH iollte, ieI6lt
su beItimmen oh tie etuen gloBen ooer
Heiuen SEhulrdth niiuiheu.
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Der nene erdiibent bes
ct. Scniicr Ztabtratbs
D.r.GdIfduns i'm srgen.
Grabe anaeIIaat.

81. aouis Wlo., 13. april. =
4usuit 8. Grsbsrid. Der BEL Der Wobl
ON lsbten Disuitos nit siHsr Maioris
tat pcn $1,000 Stinlmsn gum prdiis
bsnisn bss StaSiratbs srpdbIt purbs.
in fDtlhsr Giptni9oFt .r 5uiamHsn nit
bem 9iirssrm,iitsr uno bsm ecmptrcls
Ter fir bic aufiteauHs bes iGbrli9en
itdbtif4tn Budgets DtrnnipprtIih isin
piir6s. purbs am 9isnitas b;r ddls
ihune TN sritsn Grnos nnseiIast. CT
bat srfIdri, rsisuir.n gu pOllsu. Die
nisSrisits Straf. fur GSli9uus I'M srs
fisu Grass II i.Hn JaRrs 3a9ieaai.
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sassrii6r iintuitatnuss gerein.

Su Der s,ftrisen @sriammiuns bss
gapriIfen llntsrjtiisunss B,reins,
bic inter BEN Borfib bss prdiibsnisn
g6riit. Sahs uub Der protpiclfiih.
rung bts Gssrtsiirs zbomas 2sidt in
Sn4s' 9an. ifaiifnnb. untsrbreitste
IinanjIstrttdr CHARLES GiItrt ieinsn
;Jinan5ansipsis fir bas ptrflofIsn.
5abr, Der Isbr siinItis lauttis. I'm
8eeinn bss gsreinsiabrs mar ein
anlisnbsitanb bon $281 porbanben;
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1474.74, bsneE 4ussnbsn In her 65bs
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uunmehr elm aoHtnbsitanb ppn S245.s
IL bsrbIsibt. aubrbtm Bat sts Qsrs
.siu noS Hsuss in Rsminainsst5 spa
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NNerifanii@ Sriestabrnng
3Deibunbert 9 SoloGteT1
@tllas, bic gefuugen
Durben, itanbre3ta
lid srfboffen.

Qarebu, 5eras, 13. glpriI. -
gBie merifaniite SOlbatsn in gaeuDo
aarepo ertlGyen, bat 9eHerul Wlnclos
bio Serrera 200 SOloaten 9ilIus, bic
ibm nacb Der 2ebterem beigebrahteH
geieberluae BEL 5uiIuhitO IN bic 9du=
be aefaIen paren, Itarore6tlih era
ifieBen lafIeN glIs Der Gurrun'd'i@ i@e
Sommanogur CON ImeritaHeru oteIer.
bdlb oefragt puros. CAB er bic cnnts
ite Qlntpprt: Die 9efangenen ituo
out aufuebpben". sSSn bsm cfft5telIeH
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fen Srpeibunoertfuhen Mlorb nit teis
ner Stlbe erpGbnt babeu. Imerttda
ner. bic nit Der SituatiDn pertruut
limb, I6sntsn oerS6uusrmdr ubrlaeHs
penia ober teiusn 9loubeu. 6unberte
BON aeIten aus Rsupo Gareoo berd@
tioten oas Sdldhtfelb lei Sutia9tto
unb Iabeu gu, ME bic 3eiten autoes
thiirmt unD eingediaert puroen. Sll@
Ia fon 200 Wann an Sooter perIOreH
babeu. 9iele Der 9eiden Dareu our3
guionettiti6e peritiimmslt nOroeH.
Serrru Trll 25 SOots uuo AZ 8era
fpunbete oebabt baben. Gr lteB ole
9illo'iHtn Sruppen um5ingeIn looaB
oieI.l6en pou spei Seitsn 5ugIeth ans
oeuriffeu puroen. Serrera 6rarfe
MlaIdiuenscfaiiss gu DiEtiamer gsr'
tpeHouHg.
StGItsnt de GrPrsfIer nIss
bergtfdUiisn-
GbarIefOn, 10. pa, 13.
aoril. Sames Gorilla, elm nO3lbu'
berber ifdlieuiIter 9uufmonn pOn
Sernibap, 8. @a., sriuhte an 0isn=
tao ben Ridter $. &. 8Iad nm S6us
aedeu cine gluoe ppu Grprensrn, Die
in Qo:nt Greet uperirt. Gr iagts, oaB
lie inner Drobuugsu aaes 9aurgelo,
oas er bate BON ibm trpreBt uno du1
md, pru ibm perlangt bdtten. oaB sr
Isin @ei6Gft pertlufe uno Den Gtlos
ibnen ansliefern ioue, piOrigeHfdIis lts
i'm nit Ieinem SeitGft in bic Sut
Ipreuaeu piiroen. Gorilla la9te, odB
gPits gtscnt uno Dominid Wlurpbp
bic 1ubrer Der 9anoe Isien, uuo pd3s
reno CT oieit WlittbeiluHgeH maHte.
ipuros Der Ri6tsr gldd benu6ri9tlgl,
ban giscut m1o Rurpbp BON Ssnu9
Sort, aeIaohrn unb t6otlid 0eIprRs
bet porbeu fei:n, nadpem bic Seiosn
@urta nit bsm SOos beproht hdttsu.
fir ben Tau, BIB sr ibnsH tstn e''Ie
gebe.
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9iss nuS Sae.

- Ger bcfdiIntc 9ilohauer Serr
Clement Z. @nruborn bait beiite
gIbeno in Der IemorioI Sca 6es St.
tapisr College einen iIliiirirten 9or.
trag iiber Cine sieiie ourfl Sapan~.
Der gortrna finOct unter oen auipi.
Jicn Der acieiEseH gereinigung Der
6unDeISIfude itatt.
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fammIuna borseifeIIt unb bisltsn GIN
oenbe Aniprad)sn, in mtlHer iit Der
Determination su ibrem sstpaliigtn
4ufidpuna dratulierien unb tetcntm.
bdb nur in Der Organization ibr
autr Sell lisgs. Die 6dnbs biirfm
dfsr nidt mibig in ben SdoB aelest
werben. ionbtrn iebes Wlitalieb iniiife
iih als einsrsQusiHuh bttruhten, um
bds eDangelium Der perionlihen Jreis
belt gu preoigett-n -nHb Der Organization
fDsitereUlitsIitber susufIibren. Sdmmt.
Iifen giebnern fpurbe aufmerffam siI4
aehort unb nad ShIub b.r Iebsen
Rsbe iamen ndditsbtnbe
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bic fiG felbit ertldren, aur 4nna1me:
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ga BON Ohio in aonpention psriams
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eine ols s2tnti Saloon 2iga bcn
4meriiaD bstannts Organization 5u
unterI.iis.n.
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fagien 9iirser burd bic ssnannte aisd
cine proposdnba, ds prohibition"
bstdnni. bstreiben, bic ts iih sur 2lufs
sabe ssiisat bot, msbr dls $780, :
100000 Don abgabsn, bic ieBt in bic
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mebr aIs elm Driitd Der idbrliaen
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tirt,, gu nidte 5u MAIDEN.
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fdgten Jnbipibutn, ipenn iie erfo!g.
reid fpGren, piel. 4rbeiter unb anst-
fislte in Der @strGnis Snbuitrie um
ibren 8trbisnit sebradt, unb baour9
pisl 2sib, glenb unb ROTH beriridds
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glieber Ger Siberalen aiga pon Ohio,
BON Der auiidt ausgebeno, oaB Die
Sntereiien Der Girl5elperioneu. 6enen
6es gan5en GemeiHipeiens unterge.
oronet peroen iollten, feruer oab Die
pcrionIifen Refde inio Sreibeiten
einer alniie ober Bnrtei BON @iirgern
fii6t perfiir5t tperoen ielleH. Inn oic
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cber gnrtei, ipeld)e niii ioIde perion.
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Su befrieoigen, uns perpfliften 8u ie.
Der Seit bon Dem ,ins 5uiiebenoeu
Bablreft Gebrnii1 siI MAIDEN, Inn
bic ims Silrd, Die @iinbesperiaiiuHs
geipdbrIeiitete perionli&e 5reibeit 5ll
,pahren.
gei9Ioiien, ferner, 6nb .ptr
inter nns ieIbit cine Organization
griinSen iinb 1ufredt erbaIten, nm
lniere inoipibuelIen ssntereiien s,l
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pieu, Die barduf aus linb, infer Gi.
eentbum. icrpie iniere Gelegenbeiten
gum gerSienen imieres 2ebensunie-.
balts gu Srritoren, obne irns oafiir ir.
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j,b.m prs5intt unb 9oipnIbip bic Or.
ganiiationsarbeit beginner, i'm, ipenn
cs gum aIappcn fomnt, oem gr5.
feino cine gcidIciiene Srorlt cuigesen.
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