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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08
CHICAGO LEADS IN BUILDING.
New York Loses Places at Top i'm
This Department to Western Metro

polls.
Washington, Sept. 5.-New York
lost its place to Chicago last year as
the reading city in cost Of building
operations. Statistics made public to-
day by the United States geological
survey show Chicago's 1914 building
operations to have cost $S3,261,71O,
while New York's total was $4,000
241. New York's dedrease compared
with 1913 was s33,O74,466.
San Francisco showed the greatest
increase of any city with s7,14O,299
more than in 1913.
During the year there was an ap-
parent general decrease in building
operations throughout the country.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08
Roumanians Called to Colors.

Berlin. Sept. Cit Is officially an
nounced that dispatch from Geneva
states that all Roumanians in Switz-
erland have been ordered to report to
their regimental divisions in Rouman-
Ia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08
Germans ut Riga.

London. Sept. 6.-Thc Russians
have evacuated Dago. says dispatch
from Copenhagen. The Germans claim
possession Of the Gulf of Riga.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08
Another Steamer Summarized.

London. Sept. 6.-The British,
steamship Cymbeline. forty-nve hun
dred tons. was summarized today. Six
of the crew were killed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08
the Italian front the enemy being re-
pulsed in several attacks.
Sailing Vessel Summarized.

Liverpool. Sept. Ga sailing vessel
as yet unidentified, was summarized off
the Irish coast Saturday night about
the same time as the Hesperian.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08
REPORTS TO BE INVEsTTGA ATED.
Action Will be Immediate II Schwab
Has Built British Submarines.

Washington, Sept. 4.-The United
States will investigate the reports that
submarines built by the Bethlehem
Steel company are now units in the
British navy. This is regarded as q
violation of neutrality and q breach Of
the agreement between Schwab and
Bryan. Immediate action will be talk
en- ii the reports are proven true.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08

Berlin. Sept. 3.--The Germans have
captured Grodno.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08
TROUBLE IN CABINET.
Decision Conf,lcts With Opinion of All
Marine Chiefs.

London. Sept. 3.-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam
says:
kilograms from Berlin express fear
that the German governments decision
to relax It's submarine campaign will
cause serious internal troubles,
as the chancellor's action conflicts
with the opinion of all the marine
chiefs"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-08
move is with them in proposing a

remedy"
The manager here of the Equitable
trust Company pointed out today
that the recent heavy decline in rates
was largely on paper, as people had
stopped doing business" He hoped.
he said, for steady Improvement
out considered it premature to assert
that this was assured. xca ak,nAIal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-21
1eras.

Die vSair" in 5reoeridsbura
miro am s., 8. uno 10. September
~abgebalten.
lteberaa bat es I'M @elten ullo
Sioen oes Staates %gereenet; olle
5liiiie iino bod. 8is ieBt ideiit
nod fein Sbaoen angeridtet gu iein.
Sn einem 9idi6t BET Salfur-
rios BADEN elm paor &naben oie Set
fe zines offenbar ermoroeten Mau-
mes gefnnoenb Die aniheineno ihon
langere 3eit BORT gelegen bate.
Mns 8ublin mirb gemeloet, baf
Der bort nobnenoe 4aufmann
.@tepart in 5olge zines furd)tbaren
be1nsitiaenoen Eraumes pfot!id,
peiBe 9aare befommen babe.
8onoernenr Sereuion bat ei=
ner Delegation bon 200 gottenain-
ner erflort, fpenn ie Reinforcement
an BEN a@urebouIe" -@eieb borae-
rommen baben noaterL ioaten Tie ci-
ne oiesbe5iiglide 8etitiou inter Den
Witalieoern Der 2egislatur sirfulie-
rem laiien unO menn iid cine Ma;o.
tot beioer &auier fir Die 8eral1fee
riitgen ausiprebe, Damn tperoe er Ser
Grtrnieiiion Der 2egislatur Die 8or.
nabme iolber @er6noerunaen ols eli
nes ibrer @eidafte porIeeen. Gr per-
beblte linen aber niht, onB er oas
@eieb IN ieiner ietigen Saiiune fir
Elm gntes @eies battle.
Dienitag morgen 5pilden 2
uno 3 ubr orangen 5pei masfiertc
MANNER, offenbar junge @eiBe, in
Gas beaerleubtete Maberid gafe in
Muffin u. itablen aus Der Safe $3.50.
SIS fpuren elm @ufm1rter, Elm cir
5iger auHoe, eiH 8eridterItatter, uno
Der Sod aniueien0, aae bret tDuront
ge5fpnngen, Die &anoe bod 5u balten.
Ole gan5e Sransoftion oauerte cine
Minute.
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SnngoentidlanO.

Sn gerbauen, gerbaden, I'M md6erlben
Sob,
Sn 2aden nno @rdben bon 8lut 10 rot,
Mit blibenben @ugen i'm &iuoergeiidt,
Sreifpiuige 9eloen Snngoent1dlnito
fi6t.
Nob elm idneles @ebenfen Der 0ieben gu
9aIs,
aufpflanst bas @etpe6r aus bsn
@rd6en bermusl
S6on lieeen ole 2eihen 81 Saufen se5
tiirmt,
Si9nale gum aneriff - Suaeoeutidlanb
Itiirmt.
9ns 6liibenoe 2eben nit lddbenbem @nilo,
SIS ipeibt ii6 ergeben IN beiliger Stuno.
@efpaltig nno feprig gum 5immel orin9I
9as Srltblieo Der 9eutIhen Sung
oeuti6tano iiret.
IS flntiden Die aligeln, Die groe GER
flafft.
gum Gabtampf oas sebte 8uIammense.
raft. 5
Gin sinaen. elm stOBen gu sOOen
liegt
Serrieben Der @esner, Sunsoentl6=
lnf1o ltegt.
gu enoe Die @dladt uno lie iiesen
in Heib'n,
Sn Die @ruben Die Soten bes Cages
hinein.
Die grbe umfangt tie NIT frieblider 9nt.
90 ferne Der 9eimat = Sun9oeutidlano
ru6t. -
Intern SelOblumenitrauB. unterm arerac
bon 5ol5
9fibt blei6 manben MiitterIeins ein5iger
Stol3,
Sod Erdnen betaiet uno 2orbeer ume
tpebt.
Sn at uniern Ser8eu - Sunsoeutids
Lamb lebt.
q. Senuina.
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Sas @emitsleben oeiitider Sploatem

Sberit Miiler, Ser militariide
Mitarbeiter Der ugaeuen 3iirid)er
3eitung", idreibt:
Mnf meiner G~ogelenfabrt 6otte i1
nieoer @%elegenbeit, einen Slid sll
tun in Die gbtbeit u1o Siefe oes We-
miitslebens oes oeutihen Soloaten.
einmal auBerit es lif in Ser iorg-
lomen, l~iebebolen Gflese ser ariegS-
graber, Der itlimmen 9lut8euaen Der
groBen Belt uno hires groBen 2eioe5
itno Seloentnms, an oenen man ME
obtte itarfe innere 9etpeguna pur<
iiberi6reiten fam. @s lit riibreith,
mie Die oeutihen Soloaten Die SRI.
Der ibrer aameraoen, ia aud ibrer
6einoe, ebren iino i1miifen. Gunit-
uou geibnitte uno ber5ierte SolS.
frer5e iteben iiberaa auf cen &ube-
itatten, Die nit gfeu uno StedpoI-
menfran5en eeidmiidt iino, oeren
rote geeren utlo CRIME 8l1tter aus
Der meiBen Shneeoede berpor-
fbauen. ltntueit elmer 8aBbobe Iieet
I'M @aloe elm groBes grab nit lido
mem aren8 uno Der Snihrift: vSier
ruben IN @ott neun 5ran5oien. &C.
fuaen am 25.. s. Ia, geipiomet BON
oeutihen aameraoen@ 81 ebren sic
Geitihen ibre totem 5einoe. 0ac1-
Dem Sberit Miiner nod Die Sierlie6p
Der Gentiden ermdbnt bat, Die iidl
aud in Der Gorge fir Die frierenoet
'iino bnngernoen 8alopogel, ielbit in
Sd)iitengrdben duBert, idlieBt err
nit Den 8orten: Dian Bari niGt
|adtlos an iolhen i1einbor unbcoeli-
tenoen griheinungen oes @emiitS-
leben poriibergeben, tpenn man Den
@eiit unb ben aultur8ultono zines
Scores beurteilen uno ~erfoIien mill.
Aud IN ibnen GuBert iih Elm Std
Ser5efls uno @eiitesfultur oes 6ert-
lhen golfes uno oes aus ieinenl
6leii6 nno 8lut geborenen Scores. !"
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WrnnbeiaenfMnls.l iebertraannaen.

0ruHOet9enfMnfS uebertraglI1geu.
ISM. 9. Shuipirtb an Die Gan Mrs
tonic Rational 9anf, 2s2.40 ader 2ano;
$4,000.
s. ulo Clara g. 8oooiioe an s.
Bruins, @runeftiif IN ben arteiian garz
bers, $500.
$. S. Wa9enfebr uno Srn1 OIL sSlor0'
Wfc@oipan, @runoftid an ser gde or
Breia lino Sidita Ctr; $27. 500.
8. 8ru6n an gerar COUNTY, elm Gtiias
Saf1o 5lr @rtpellerlng Der 9olm Noab;
81.
Srant 8elten an Gbpin 81. 5immona.
@rnnotiif an Der Spe. g; $500.
Srarf 8elten an emma 6immana.
@rtnoitiid an Der @be. 9 uno Neipca
Ct; 81 II. 8.
S. 6. S'Sair an g. q. Salff, @runs~
Itiid I'M Miiiion Varf; $1806.
Sontbfpeifern Mortgaae 2oan Com,
palD, our6 s. 6. Wipmnle, an 6. 8. 2De.
@rilnoitiid in 8nlmf 5eigbts; 81 Il. q.
@eprge g. uflb 8. &iefer an Wenrn sSeit
@runofiid in Balm Seiebts; SIS Ii. q.
Sames uno Nnnie Mifen an 81. Z
1efrid. @rnnoitiid i'm Moieoale Nupt
ment, $4,000.
s. S. Collins Ii. o.. burd Gan Nutonio
0oan ano gruit Co., an S. Mar Nealirer,
0rrnoitiif an Der 2ipton abe., Golirs
Gardens; 1915.
8. 8. uno sc. 90. Collins an Wnr q.
Serr. @rlnbitmd IN Der @ance Gub0!s
piiion: $1,000.
S. W. uno 8. MaiSeb OIL gb nno 0p
TfefferIing. 1861 Mder 3ano; $1,000.
Soieph uno Marn Srieien6n6n an Ri[s
liam Tiebel, 84h Mder 2dnD; $84O0.
Sames uno Nnrie Niten an 81. 6.
Tetri6, @runoltid in MoSeoale aao.s
ment, $4,000.
Sbomas 9. uno 6. See @loper an q.
y 6. 5alff, @rnaoitid in 2aure[ 5eie6ts
Serrace; $1,000 Ii. q.
William Yinn an Srar 9. 6. 5boaf.
8rlinoitiid an Der SaIinns uno @oul6
Ctr; $500.
S. DO. ¬t an $. 6. unb 6. 5droes
Der. @rinoltiid m Der Isarita Mpemie;
$2T00.
g. 8. 9ldermann an s. 9. @dermantr.
4Sh Nder Qnn0, $1940.
Billiam uuo Hunline @plff an 8
U. 8ur8ba6, 1904 4der Qan0; $1,000.
Hoh 9. nno 8earl 9oaas an 6. s.
ghriltian If. liiio s. Sarrilion. @rlnoz
it'd in Gait @no, $40.
Sui. lno Sod 8lis an 3iliam gfeeh
@rlnoitiid M Der @atamoros 9traBe;
$1,000.
Qos Anaeles Seigbts Improvement Go
an U. s. 2oefin, @runoitiid in Cos Mnae.
les Seiabts; $500.
Caroline &ublmarm Ii. 81. an 9. 81.
uno $. alblmonn. @rrmoitiid an ser
Qeal Str, $500 Ii. q.
8. IS. Goams unb 6. 9. 8ides al
8. W. Weiie, @runoffiid an Der 9uena
@ifta Ctr; $3.50.
s s. araus on n. Sbomos. @r,nbz
itiid I'M neien GitosgIod $50; $40 II. 90
s. 8. 5eben an s.. q. McQeuau.
@rnnoltild in Sos aneeles Seiebts ;
500 II. q.
GorG 6. unb 6. g, 8eterYon an en,s
mo 9 Cation. @rnnoltiid in Mamo
Seiabts; $500.
6. s, @leB uno 8. u @riett an
@obert Getermon. @runbHiif in @eIt
1alirel 6eiahts; Sf05.
Sran Sannie Bald on &. qouuer
@rinoititd i'm neuen githe8lod 2209,
81 II. q.
s. u. g. ooIff an 9. 6. aOdj..
@rhnoitiid on aanias Gitn @ouIebarb;
$4,000.
98m. 9. Orion an 9. g. @rns. @runbs
itiid i'm neuen @itns8fod 2f15; 5000.
@ s.. unb See Sorihtbe on Siuhsrz
Sentidz ~Sarrott gombanh. @rtnoItiid an
Der 5ddberrh uno EIorioa Ctr; Sf0Co.
s. g. uno g. ~. grnolb an SiIbers
8eutids Snrratt Co.. @runoriid in gnz
oele5 Serrdce: 500.
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Menger Sotel tire Sabresfonpentiol

Qb.
Ole G~ountpfommiHdre baben
aontrafte fir ben 8ou BON @ebdu=
oen unb fir oie @~ufiteauug BON Wa-
f6inerien BET benz @ourtp @lten=
beim abgeidloiien. Die @inri6tune
Ser @oiierleitune fir oas @eim muir
De Der g. 81 Ma1ine ano 5upplD
Company iibertragen.
Sente moren oes San Sacintps
Cages pegen ole Shulen, 9anfeu
nno Sfficen Der Staot nno bes
Gonntps gelbloiien.
Son Der oSSrternationol Stems
Company" erbielten mir u@artenlau-
be" s.. 10.
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@eindt. Cine finoerloie @ittme
ODER alteres Maoden CUR Siibrutig
Ger Substituting fir einett ein5elnen
Serrn. 0ad5ufragen urtter s., core
of 5reie 8reiie.
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8enaue Nuanbe.

Semano beiuhte Sen Sar8. gein.
Magoeipruns iagte Der Siibrer:
Sier bat iid elm Mdoden berabee-
uaus Melandolie2"
Stein. ons Waa0ebura.N
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Kampagne KOmite Citizens League.
eeoihfhe aumte)

@obert 9Iodfon an gilbert un6 gr:,lt
Stepes, @rinoitiid i'm neuen gitbsWIod
1878; $40 ii. u.
20 nno Srau Mnrp @enbler an Maa
quit Sbotns, 1911 Ader 0ano, ST u. q.
Ban GrlaHbnisf&eine.
Y nlp Y: Setpentbnl, @obnbaus, Glo
Srio Str, 5000.
Sacob 8oumer, 2abergebduoe. 5olta
@euers Ctr, $50.
9. Goldman, Bohnbaus. 9urauoo
Ctr, $1,000.
SdoA & 9oerner, @erdnoerlnsen,
Glamo Hla5a, $500.
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Or. S. Spob Iettp, SpeaiaIiIt une
@unoor5t mir fir @eidIefts- nno
&arr-aranfbeiten. lteber Dem Mails
battan Cafe. GroGett S43S. (@ns.)
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SLOAN & HAGY

itatter uno ginboIiamierer, 425 8e.
can StraBe. geioe TeIepbone tO4.
Often Gag uno Nadt. (sfn3.)
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Sn China 1T oaes eano Gigen.

= Sn Gbina 1T oles Nan0 Gigen.
tum oes Staates, Der fir ieoen SET
tar mn cine perihminoeno fleine
Sabresrente ein5ie6t. Gus lit Die elm.
8ige S~taatsIteuer, nno oieie betragt
auf ben aopf Der 9eoolferung oureJ-
ihnittlih etpo 60 Gents.
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gu nerrenfen = 3pei mo6lierte 3im
mer NIT ieparatem gingang, an Stra-
benbnbn aelegen. ghoneS Gommerbeiri.
Rreiie mabig. 9ad5ufragen 461 Murs
pbb Abe., ON 9orbzgnoe Ser @eIt gno
Gar 2inie. Selepbon: Srdpis 1859.
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8eites Del uto @aIolin erbaIt
man bon Der Slimp Oil Co., 400
SIt-Gommerce Ctr. Reues Gel. Ero-
big 2252. Mns.)
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8ir babeil berihieeene Bargains in
9ebrau6ten Sop &ueeies", a9fuuns
Iuuts" un0 ~Sltrrebs" Gontmt uu6 5cs
Oieie 8o9en.
WOODWARD CARRIAGE co.
spenne 6 unb 3. Strafr. (9n5.)
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Gottunian1sn Nrpbnfte.

G0ttonian1sn . Eru6utfe.
San antonio, Ser, 81. apfil -f015.
Yrtn1a grloe Cotton Seed Oil, 49h
geuts per @nIIone.
siem gurf, 21. gpriL. Is Spot $3.50
$3.50, april, $500 uno $6.75; Waai,
$6.71 uno $6.73; Stunt, 1886 ui.o
$500; Sulf, 500 uno SOL; MuguIr,
S7.11 lfno $7.13; September, $7.23 u1c
1924; Sftober, 1923 nno $7.26, Mos
bember, $685. uHo sos.
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War 6 Selig oder war
Is Sbook?

sbopt vbat ien 2idet nabt peri5nlib ~semdblt".
(Gbhodl Sun amono Sight sonnag sen 10 @pl)
oSb famn nibt iagen, tur M elite 9anbibahn ien peroem."
1gMg I'M Sn @romo eight am 5 Seminary
u3mma SScrpta, Der Mtaan, BON Dm ib eriunrte, onB er Gamoibat far
oas Smf oes StraBenfummtHars iein tpiro, nmB Elm Jngenieur ian."
(Sehe i'm Sm arhono Sight an s. Sanar)
sd 'pnRtc nidbt, baB ib fit oie SerDffentddnns ipradb."
(seGg i'm son amonio eight am 16 Sanuor n3ugnebmeno
afI odNn i'm 2Wbtp pom Sonuar)
nWfeim &f tit fetn ielbhiabtiser."
eSeHg I'M San amonio eight bonn 49, Sebruar. gerdt os
turner 9a Wehng ais Sag In 9md" omunfehe
ano gonHr bonn ORGANIZATIONS -aonteo Der aghmiipef
SaR" murM) s
Or tit mein sambbat."
tSeig in Der ohenhon6 Der getHmn Safe inom er Die
Nominations zines &onG0ahn umtrHuBt)
Mattel. 9ennt ZEN aRonn, Der bass 9mmpal aague 9Mt
msnnMe
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@au Observation-Disclosures.
SanmiiuDar

Gan antonio, 9A Gents.
@albeIton, seitern, 1910.
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8ir reparieren irgeno Elm i6oobaf.
teS Odd; iebt it's an Der Belt. Sal
Us. Wilfins, Eel. Erahis 1878.
(Wuzefoe
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%. 8. 9. @hite,

frii6er superintendent 6es 9. IS.
Sniane Iiplnm, bot Officen i'm
Moore-@ ebdnoe SIR. 20t besogen, mo
er Nerben- lino 8eiItegfranfbeitelt
ipe5iea bebanoeIt. Eel. Grodett 1890.
fqTnzs;ca
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Garm-yrobufte.


pen 5000 per $orne
DemIIe.
aartoffelu. Nelte, $2.75 Ii. $500 per
Snldlel; Colorado itno Sonbp, Sf.65
ilo $1.75 per 100 RfunD.
SliBe GartoffeInc Sern5, $3.50.
yBadsbobrtef, per gufdeI IS; Crime
8obnen, $3.50.
$3.50.
g~ierpflanSen. 1925 Der guideI-
Stplebeln Oregon, So; Ohio. So per
geeten, 4Oe Der 9bb. sginoeI.
HeterllIle. 40c Der Gbo.s giin6eI.
Spinnt. &c per Efunb.
@iben, 8Se u. 40c per Geb. .giinbsI.
0riiner Rfeffer. Csc.
@urfen, Gal. $3.50 per Crate; Eerns
Sguafb. 1925 +. 1I3 8nfheI.
Blnmenfobl. $3.50 per Crate.
Seaerie. $3.50 per Crate.
Sobl, $3.50 II. 1915 per 100 gfnr3
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. pet Yfo. 12Ec.
aopfinIat- 75c Il. $1.00 per Sampler.
Belbe Wur3elu. 35e II. 40c Der Sbn.s
gin6el.
Bic6 : Narft.
San Gntsnip, Eer., ri. Mpril - 1915.
Sdlen $500 bis $50.
&iibe S4.35 bis $500.
&alber 1915 bis $7.60.
@nIen S4.35 bis S5.05.
Ghafe $500 Itno $3.50.
4ieaen S2.25 Bis $3.50.
ct. 9ouis, 81. Gpril 1915. n 9iiios
bieb. Serasz@ieb. S5.25 nno SIZE.
Gdtpetue 5000 bis $S.75.
6amte.
Sdltuere bonn EhIdd1tcr $3.50. % Gts.
9eihte bonn Shlndter % @ts.
Grin aeinIsene 49, Cts.
CIT SiiBner, Butter, abgeliefert, billt.
aer aIsSleiidj. Sdder, 400 Brain Mue.
(Gnaeiae.)
g. q. Snriea5 SO. Telephone 706.
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g. n. gasieab SO. SeIepbone 706.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-28
BEOOnI0YTS@ @ Fl .AnD 2SGREBN F
By RICHARD F. LUssIER

the tense, dramatic history of a young and growing country and the episodes photographically visu- alized are within the memory of many. It is further emphasized by the fact that this afternoon at the invitation of The Age Herald, the real flesh and blood survivors of the perilous times recorded by the camera will attend the Jefferson theatre and see for htmselves just how it all happened.
 tion.'' You really cannot afford to overlook this theatrical event of the current season.
 'The Immigrant" with Valesca Suratt, a Paramount feature will again be shown at the Strand today. This picture was shown yes- terday and made an excellent im- pression on the rather large crowd that attended the Strand.
 Miss Roberta Wilson, a very charm ing young lady whose beauty is only eciipsed by her sister. Lois. who has been crowned Alabama's most beau tiful young woman, made her local debut in the movies yesterday aft ernoon at the Vaudette when she ap- peared in support of J. Warren Ker- rigan in When a Queen Loved O'Rourke.' Miss Wilson's legion of ardent admirers were more than pleased at the grace and boise she displayed in her portrayal of the char acter. Miss Roberta has found her true vocation.
 ''The Edge of the Abyss" with the delightful Miss Mary Roland, the noted leading lady of John Drew, de- lighted the patrons of the Colonial yesterday This Triangle Kaybee fea- ture will be shown again today.
 TO Cherish and to Protect a specially selected three-part Vita graph drama in which Harry Mercy Harry Northrup. L. Rogers Lytton and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-28
Our Success Due to Natural Causes

We shall have to plead guilty to the soft mpeach- ment-we natura-and we shall continue to be just natural possible Our process is the process of Nature herself in Nature open field where her beau ties spring into being and her blossoms unfold to the sun. We could no more obtain patent process than could upon the plan of the rose in its budding
 The laundry business, with the exception of the small number of IA plants in the United States and Canada that patented process is open field to competi on in which the best wns and the supreme test of sue cess is the pleased patron.
 Laundry Efficiency is just like any other kind of efficiency, except that those two Fs must stand for Finally Faultless and the method that produces this result is the one that our patrons will have us use
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the best and with this conviction have devoted entire thought and efforts to perfectng their combina tion with best results.
 However we like to know how nearly perfect methods and have invited the opinion of gentlemen capable of ascertanng for and for the public this in formation by actual chemical test The letters of Prof A. H. Olive Professor of Chemistry of Howard College and Dr. G. W Macon, Professor of Bacterioogy also of Howard College, giving their opinion after thorough test, appear on this page.
 faults, the least thing that might be wrong with method for accomplishing the scientific result of proper cleaning
 '''Trifles make Perfection, but Perfection is no Trfle.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-28

!" HIS afternoon the aged vet
 erans of the late unpleas- -A antness between the north and the south will gather at the Florence hotel corner at ? o'clock and then in body march to the Jefferson theatre to enjoy .'The Birth of Nation,' as the honored guests of The Age- Herald. Prac- tically a full assembly of all the surviving Confederate veterans in Jefferson county is expected to ac- cept the invitation of The Age Herald this afternoon of seeing the greatest spectacle of all time: "The Birth of Nation"
 Much has been written about this cinematographic masterpiece of David Wark Griffith. Still. few more lines are apropos. It is a 12- reel moving picture of the novel 'The Clansman," which was writ ten by the Rev. Thomas Dixon. Sections of "The Leopard's Spots" another novel by MT. Dixon, are also used in ''The Birth of Ma tion."
 With the Dixon novels as a basis to form his ideas of the picture. Di- rector Griffith then conceived to impress upon the public--the north and the south alike-in an explan- atory style just what led to the civil war Then the battles of the actual conflict are shown-the thunder and roar and glamour of bloody strife is faithfully depleted. Following this the most crucial of all periods in American history is shown the reconstruction days
 The formation of the Ku-Klux Klan-the good 1t did
 '. .ss evll side is also touched upon.
 All of this is history. but it is
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Our success has been achieved through our endeavor to make Natures process respond fully to the require ments of these patrons and has resulted in becom ing of the largest plants in the south
 Ofcourse during the past IT years we have been of fered the opportunity of adopting and using every system or 'process'' invented, supposed to add to quality of work lessen expense and much of our time we'll of money has been spent in in vestigatng the merits of inventions of this kind But we have never adopted patented method or process which had for its primary object the lessenng of pense with provision for increased laundry effic iency So believe, after Investigating all these sys tems and processes, that the old natural of plenty of good soap and soft water and proper equipment is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-28
Mrs. ". s. Cole

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. w. $. Cole, aged 5o who died Sun day morning at the family residence, Thirty-sixth street and Twenty-ninth avenue, north, were conducted from the residence yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment followed in Emwood cemetery. The deceased is survived by her husband, w. s. Cole, and two chi,- dren, M. J. Cole of this city and Mrs. c. w. Bandhart of Atlanta. The pail bearers were: l. w. Wharton, A. L. Nor row, Max Harkins, l.. V. Strong, w. M. Walker and T. J. Shirley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-28
BALTIMORE OPERA
 SEASON IS OPENED

Baltimore, December 27.--A brief season of grand opera here was opened tonight by the Boston Grand Opera company with Montemezzis ''L'Amore Dei Ire Re-" Luisa Villani, the Italian soprano. appeared in the role of Flora, which she created at the world pre- miere Tely Clement the Baltimore prima donna, and Messrs. Zenatello Baklanoff and Madronnes also were in the cast.
 Pavlowa's production of the Snow Flakes" ballet was given in conjunc- tion with the opera.
 The large audience included most of the people prominent in Baltimore so- ciety.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-28
Mrs. Mamie Young Peteet

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Mamie Young Peteet, aged 69 who died Saturday night at Sun, La, will be conducted from the residence of her daughter Mrs B. F. Eborn. 626 South Thirty-fourth street, this morning at 1O:3O o'clock Interment will be at Elmwood cemetery. The Rev. J. W. Johnston will officiate. The following will be pallbear- CTS: Prof T. c. Young, Ira Hood, Bob Adams, Sam Erehart, Judge J. T. Gar retson and w. F. Yancey. Mrs. Peteet is survived by one daughter. Mrs B. r. Eborn. and one son, Walton Peteet. of Waco, Tex