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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
GREENyILLE

Greenville, January 4-(Special.) According to information received in Creenville. the Montgomery Mobile trunk highway will pass through Greenville and Georgiana, also in this county. It will come in from the north by Ft. Deposit or Sandy Ridge. The above route is the one chosen by the commission and they will carry it be- fore the next legislature. The route will necessitate the building of about 20 miles of additional good road in this county. -s
 H. A. Thompson, one of Buffers rep- resentatives in the next legislature, and also a member of the Alabama Panama exposition commission, was successful with the cooperation of the Greenville Commercial club in giving in Greenville last night at the Gleen- vile opera house an illustrated lecture on the Panama canal. Panama expo. sition and the golden west. The opera house was packed to its capacity and more than a hundred were turned away.
 | At business meeting of the Green vile First Baptist church officers. were elected for. the Baptist Sunday school for 1915. The officers elected were: 4. D. Whitehead, superintendent. IT. P. Martin, assistant superintendent. Dr. 4. l. Lee, secretary; Ralph E. Peagler. treasurer. and Miss Florence Haygood.
 pianist.
 At a meeting on Friday night of Mo- doc tribe No. IF of Improved Order of Red Men, the following office.'s were elected for tho next six months:
 v IL. Perry. prophet; H. P. Steindolph
 sactem; D. J.. Kern. senior sagamore;
 John |. Frazer, Junior aagamore; A. H.
 Hammil, collector of Swampum; J. R. ikurhendall. trustee: R. N. Porter, keeper ofrecords; GoIden Pierce, dele gate to gr@nt council; sB. Boutwell,. a.. fterneteF < , s;ss N s.s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
DOLLY TELLS THE REAL TRUTH
 ABOUT POTASH AND PERLMUTTER

is not an unfamiliar one to many who see the performance"
 Potash and Perlmutter are two of the most human characters themselves, as we'll as all the others in the play, that nave ever been portrayed MT. White said, and that is why they are so popu- lar. The very diversions they make in conversation not so much in the mispro- Eunciation of the words, puts a stamp ot certain character upon them that you meet every day. For instance Take it from me, Mawruse, and Lcck-y here Abe I want to tell you something,' and 6 hundred and one other different man. nerisms in expression, mark them as d strictly modern type which is difficult to get by without liking. According to the comic papers, Abe ought to say, 'Dayg i'd from me Mawruse, and Morris should reply, 'Look-y here Ape, I vond to dell you someding, n which would approach the vernacular of Potash and Perlmutter as nearly as would the dialect convention which in the London comic pap, de- nand that all the Semitic race. no matter of what nativity. speak English with a lisp Some Perlmutters, it Is true, use ;t V, for w, but few of them confound r. with P. or D. with T. MT. Glass has in the creation of these two characters made :. type distinct yet absolute recognizable because 1t is type that is so familiar end eevry word they utter conforms to Websters. the standard or the century dictionaries"
 They fell then, the two of them. into descriptions of towns and theatres and plays they had seen, people with whom they had been associated-each paying high tribute to the two gentlemen-Mr. Carr and Mir. Bernard-whorr they re- placed last summer in the Broadway pro duction of Potash and Perlrnutter for sew cral weeks, and the two things freshest in my memory about them are these:
 Neither of them has ever aspired to play Shakespeare;
 And
 Each of them has perfectly good wife whom they didn't fail to speak of with tenderness and sweetness and pay the most beautiful tribute to. tl
 And now gentlemen, you got to excuse me-" I quoted (for that's the way Nav russ puts iD as I started to go. 1T would like nothing better than to sit and talk tn you all day, but I got partner also. gentleman'-and that partner is the news paper I'm here getting a story for, and if I stay much longer and write too lengthy story it will refuse to print it. because there are others who have "stories" for tomorrow's issue, besides yours truly"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
AMERICANS GIVE
 PRESENTS TO RUSSIANS

Petrogard, January 4.--(via London 7:25 p. m.)--A member of the American colony of Moscow has contributed 3500 presents for Russian children whose fathers are at the front. The gifts consist of gloves. shoes, caps and other articles of clothing, and their distribution is to be completed l'efore the Russian Christmas.
 George T. Marye, Jr., the American am- bassador, Mrs. Marye, Henry D. Baker, commercial attache of the American em- hassy, and Capt. Newton A. McCully. naval attache who have gone to Warsaw and are expected to distribute Christmas presents from America at the front, will spend the Christmas holidays at Moscow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
Customs Receipts Short

Washington, January 4.-Customs reve- nIes for the six months ending December 31 last amounted to s1o7, 732, ,9S4. conparel with $15S. 357.91s for the last six months of 1913. At the office of Assistant of the Treasury Peters in charge Of customs. ttese figures were said to confirm the departments estimates and to show the necessity of the war revenue bill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
Daniel Webster Said If

Who said that suicide virtually con- fessed his guilt when he takes his life My father quoted it tonight and nobody else had ever heard it. He is certain that some great orator said it. OSCAR L."
 In 1880 Dan'el Webster said in the course of murder trial in Massachu- setts: There is no refuge from confess sion but suicide. And suicide is con- fession.' Memorable words which your father must have had in mind. although lis quotation is not quite accurate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
Breaches to Veterans

Mountain Creek, January 4.-(SpecialJ Rev. J. A. Cannon preached a New Years sermon to the old Alabama veterans at the Soldiers Home on Sunday. \ The min- ister dwelt on Gods goodness to the vet erans in prolonging their lives to ripe old ages. Mir. Cannon is to preach at the home the first Sunday of each month during 1915.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
Judge Sims Stricken

Mountain Creek. January 4.--(Special) Judge J. D. Sims had severe stroke of paralysis last night at F o'clock. pr. J. Maddox says there is only slight chance of recovery. >,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05

HELPING HAND HINTS
By MARION HARLAN
How to Clean White Beaver

Twill you please tell me how I can clean a white pressed beaver hat? Also how to prepare grape fruit. M B. T." Clean the hat with equal parts of pow dered pipe clay and fine oatmeal Mix them thoroughly and rub into every part or the hat with a piece of soft flannel. Y may be well. since the hat has been pressed, to avoid rubbing against the nap. stould the felt be badly soiled you must rub both ways and smooth 1t afterward Grapefruit is usually cut in half cross wise; then the hard white pithy center is carefully removed. and the lobes gent ly separated from each other and 1oosened from the outer rind. still retaining place and shape. The fruit is eaten with an orange spoon, with or without sugar as taste may dictate. Sometimes the fruit thus prepared is slightly sugared, a lit- tie wine is poured into it, and | maras- chino cherry laid upon the surface It is served as an appetizer" prefacing a luncheon or dinner thus prepared
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
Doubts Good of Boy Scouts

We hear and read a great deal about Boy Scouts, and I am a little, in fact
 more than a little skeptical as to any real good to be gotten by a boy from the order To my way of thinking it is but
 one more way of puffing up the rising generation with the notion that they are the most important members of church community, and family I should Ike 70 kno" or something they have done worth the dolng and what is to be gained by all this khaki uniform business and showing off upon high days and holidays. Let us come down to common sense and truth, "A DOUBTING FATHER" It so happened that I read your letter within an hour after I had seen in a daily paper what I offer as better reply than could hope to give: ''The idea under
 lying the Boy Scout movement is not mili-
 tary; it Is that of character building and
 to teach boys to do things for themselves.
 In view of the growth of the movement
 It is strange that some misconceptions
 still exist about it. Its purpose is not to train soldiers but to train citizens. The poys learn Woodcraft, but above all they , are taught their duties to others, esne- cially the duty of service, and they are tralneo to perform this duty on their own ! lnltiative and to- know now to perform it. 30 highly has this resourcefulness been developed that on several occasions they
 nave won national attention by it. as
 when the Boy Scouts in Washington held back a riotous mob which the police 1 could not do. The Boy Scout oath in ciudes VOW to help other people at all umes' and another and to keep myself
 physically strong, mentally awake, and
 morally straight In developing both the
 VIII to help others and the knowledge of
 now to help them, especially in emergen- 1 GIGS. the movement is doing great service to the country" To me the able, editorial
 have copied for you covers the whole
 ground But we should be glad to hear directly from the boys who are enrolled as scouts with an intelligent compre-
 hensfon of the dignity and object of the organ zatfon Our juniors are offered the
 services of the Corner should they wish to answer "A Doubling Father"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
vIsCOUNTEss RIDLEY

Who has offered her lovely house ir Carlton House Terrace to the Red Cross society as a nursing home for wounded officers Lady Ridley, who is q sister of Lord Wimborne, whose polo team recaptured the international cup, comes of political family and. as the wife of member of Parliament who is one of the most active members of the progressive wing of the conscrva- tive party. is one of the chief polit- ical hostesses of London. She is re- rowned for her wit and as the smari- est of smart dressers. Carlton House Terrace, where the Ridleys' London house is situated, has been and is the abode of many famous Americans. among them Joseph H. Choate William Waldorf Astor and Mrs. Clarence Mackay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
Concerning the "Street Song,

Can you tell me in what opera the Street Song is included and who is the author? It may seem queer question, but I should like to know. as have en- tirely forgotten. JOHN R.
 And again I frankly avow myself at loss and throw your query into the will ing and capable hands of the constituency Of what, song and in what opera does our member speak?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
Seeks Free Instruction

T am young girl desirous of learning Eow to operate a comptometer, but can Tot afford to pay for lessons, as I have been out of work for five or six months have decided to ask if you or any of the readers of the Corner can tell me where I can receive these instructions free of charge. trust you will be able to give me the desired information
 ANNA w" Do not think me 'crank' in all that rertains to the Y. M. c. A. and the sister organization, the Young Womens Chris tion association. when I counsel you to take your perplexity to the magnificent ranch of the latter order in your c'ty. You will receive courteous attention and sisterly sympathy. and if it be practicable to render you ready and specific assist ance you will have it. All the same, read CTS are invited to communicate to tine Corner any information that will be of use to our young friend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
Trent Children's
 Colds Externally

Don't dose delicate little stomachs with harmful internal medicines Vick's "Vap-O- Rub' Group and Pneumonia Salve is applied externally over the throat and chest. The body heat re- leases soothing antiseptic vapors that are inhaled all night long, loosening the tough phlegm and opening up the air passages. For all inflammation of the ar passages frcln head colds and catarrh, down to bronchitis and incipi- ent pneumonia. Vick's Is quicker than internal medicines. Can be used freely With perfsct safety on the smallest child. At druggists-25c, soc and s1OO. * The Genuine has .MD
 VKPoRUB
 this Trade Mark
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05

game were joined by other matrons who came to renew a former acoraintance With Mrs. Rolf over a cup of tea and some tempting sandwiches and bonbons
 The hostesses, attractive and gracious in their pretty afternoon toilettes. vel comed about 75 guests
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05

Nelson, Mrs. M. J. Gregg, Mrs. L. J. Haley, Mrs. A. c. Howze, Mrs. William Hood, Mrs. F. J. Chandler, Mrs. w. A. Chenoweth, Mrs. George Cruikshank, Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben Mrs. J. W. Dixon, Mrs o. l.. Drake, Mrs. Counsel man Estell Mrs. Paul Earle, Mrs. Fern, Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. w. E. Fort. Mrs. A. o. Lane. Mrs. Sterling Laner, Mrs. J. B. Luckie, Mrs R. S. Munger. Mrs. R. r. McDavid, Mrs. Joseph McLester, Mrs. James Weatherly, Mrs. Leslie Well ton, Mrs. Welton, Mrs. w. D. Nesbitt, Mrs. T. w. O'Byrne, Mrs. c. P. Orr, Mrs Thomas Parl1e, Mrs Sterling Foster. Mrs. Walker Percy, Mrs. J. H. Phillips, Mrs. Charles Senn, Mrs. H. A. Sharpe, Mrs. J.. w. Sibley, Mrs. C. J. Smith, Mrs. E. F.. Stovall, Mrs. John W. Tomlinson, Mrs John Cartwright, Mrs. S. J. Bowie, Mrs. Edward Crow, Mrs. Kate Wittichen, Mrs. Gillian, Mrs. Robert Chadwick, Mrs. T. II. Motion.
 One of the brightest events in yester- days calendar was the afternoon bridge arranged by Mrs. w. c. Wimbish and Mrs F. B. Alvord to compliment a for D'er Birm ngham matron, Mrs. c. H. Rolf Of Riverton, N. J., who is the former s guest.
 The roof garden cafe, which is one of the cheeriest apartments in the city, and is as warm and cosy in winter as 1t is breezy when the hot days of summer drive people to 1t for a bit of ar, was the scene of the party. and large num- Der of tables were placed there for the games. Afterward the particiI. .ants in the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

ibresgleiden inht. @om StiIferioh Biz
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@erbinoungsu, uno feIbIt einiss Der pihs
tighten aarrentpegs oura b~eItdnbige Be-
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grd6en, bot beuen fiA Elm msbrfd4sr Girs
tai bon Drabtbin0erniHen bin5ie6t, srHoss
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Gegen ben nntsren SionBo 5u, abpdrts
bon 9oImein, lit bds Geldnbe bielfaA
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tet. Qbtr gerabe bic admpfe bsr jiinsiten
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plaieaur bon gnl unb Gomeu unb peifs
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olIe Grpdrtungsn ibsrtreffsn.
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Iienildsn 6eertsltitnng bic ibeals Mnss
niibuug, bic BEL uns bic @eItGttuHg bes
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potgsnpmmsnen Ghansarbeitsn tDirb fs
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bisnt in mebr ais ausreidtnbem mnBs
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rigen Sdbres bic 6fIentlihe Msiauns nab
d[en Rintuneet suun9uHien ber Central
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4rbeit unierer @eaner fibrts 5u elmer Dcrs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

uIpsHIdnbifden Rtgimtnter. unb ne gee
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blitigsR, Ieiht entbuIidsmirten, o6er aud
Iei6t tnttGuI1ten @epner. Die niloe
GIudt zines Acknowledgements auf benz
plateau bon @ielgrsutb, bic GiH slei9 gu
4nfdng bes arieges srsignete, mag cine
SnuFrdtion fir bieIe grf6einuno bitbeu.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05
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fen einfu6 bic ~eeitraubstsn S9iffe fir elm
biaiges @elo nauf Mbbru9". unb 6as ges
faieht Bel alien ben Sdiffsn bic infolsc
oes Undergraduates 1uf MineR ftoben,
f~ranOen oOsr troB Der Sprpebirung nod
einen englifhen @ofeu srrei9en. Dag
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fommt BEL Der ertldrli6en algemetnen
5urat nor ben beutIbm Sauhbooten ale
Gage Dor. Sc nd9 Der art Der Sorpes
birnng oOer ber ionIfissn @erlebuns bes
S4iffes fperoen bic @reiie be5ablt. Sin
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ben Elm dbnli6es S1idIdl emreilte, ipuros
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brinsen pie bsifpielspsiis Der Grid, nit
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bd6cR unb niht mebr repdrirt werben ISns
men. Itcheu Itdntig 5um gerIduf. Sin
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

jdbre 1895 Ieineu raid 5ufammmoeraFTs
ten DibiIioRen BON ben 6obsn pes Opens
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iddften unb @efubren, 5u Rdbsbtbs uno
8enebds 3eiten ttne Der fh0niten Grs
rlesn euporpuds. Die 3rubittonm BON
1909, bic in Sirpl einc nunberbare aufs
eriiebung esfeiert haben, Hnb bic Grinnes
rlnsen an unitrt elorrei5e tfalieuiide Grs
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unieren reaIiItifhen 3eiten tdum fir m6Js
lid gebdlten bdtten.
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2anb bpr fid 3l fabsn; ft rsduetsn init
8eitimmtbeit duf eintn Gpa5ierodna
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ibr burh Selbitbetrug grOBgsSpeener
eieenbiineI bat tie al elmer boligen linz
terl9dbune bss einItigen 9unoesgenofen
uno iebigen Gegners berleitet. 3os 1T
bic tfqenttife urFo1s bes 3uTammenbru,
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