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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03
eRaxrTEvnLE

a tcr zafs1 r7n a. h.ls IL Efilss h.n
Frissr rrrfinq - 9 r'ein.k Ere-Visuir
eeisaus- ladas rlsass t~iu9 trurs.
mufe In Eerts huN FraaHw nirt
Farvrfs r-rssestFs ~ ftrss sasges E'urr-
"a frssr sg1 urtr ~ onrfset-a vlf,
s1ss furrist sauss So a. mrru9 fde-
tuss st-w-ass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03
WASHINGTON

A large crowd attenass ths MITE -
f8stY end listened O. nn aneourt ~ tls
pennuir -Faciff exposition n Olive Ca
~ and a. . tslh ~ Porto Eico ~ Mrs
Alian. Mrs.. TauslsF would lke 81 ths
- lfrer - stsaud euufsV selssul fur
stiiF surlsF nsrt Tiis rarsst NESTING
: e. b hria sers g
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03
Your System
Dem an DIS

an occasional corrective to insure
good health and strength. Success
Is almost impossible for the weak
and ailing. Enjoyment l. not
for the sick. Impaired health
and serious sicknesses usually
begin in deranged conditions Of the
stomach. liver. kidneys or bowels
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03
EAST BARRE

Mr.. and Mrs John Bishop and Mr.. and
Mrs Pred Belyille were AZ =. Johnsbury
"Wednesday, going by auto.
Mrs. Amy Tucker Of Plainheld spent
last Sunday with Mrs. John Bishop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03
Thought Charles Dickens Was Still
Alive.

In the September American MAgsKsn.
Harry y. Smith writes = highly enter.
tanning article onthlEd, Some Lnsiis
Information About tbs Musical Play !
M smith hax written aislerues ard
lyrics ~ one hundred srd tAistv mEs.
al pieces. Hs article i sliad VIII ir.
tercsting stories Of bic ndeentur.s He
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03

F--F 81 Nfsa 81 Fassrr nlr ssh a.
go ars-sr.sfsas san 81 su--t Nr-rs ars-
szF. s-51sn-tss 8 81 8 Hrs ! > m.-Aft.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03

Ne No-e Gas % TIRE Storaseh 81 SOW
st~nschi Ne Mere Heavy Fe<lra
After Meals Or constipstloni
n you have sour stomach. constt
patton or gas On thf Etouacn u
JUST ONE Spoonful simple buck-
thorn bark. givcerine. etca - mined
ir Atlerizka, the MOST PDMkh-
III. bowel cleanser ever sod
ne VERY FIRST toss sh0ss 70
sults ard q shurt treatment Nriih 40
aar4-kH win surprise Tuu-
n drains such astonishing aFnnurfs
of ole matter from ne Evwtsm th1f
A SINGLE DOSE relieves corErira-
flrr sour stomach and Ess Amos
INSTANTLY. A dose tv'ies q week
eua-6s REAiuEt sTpsn1iri-i4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
SIN gric1ter Wolt.
Bic bort oelcaencn sccbaber bnr6 ben
&ricg gcihGhigt.

Die @eebdoer am @olfe BON 5rieit
iinb bur9 Stalien5 Berrat I'm i6ren
Jrembenfommer gefommen, uno ibre
@inpoDner baben gepib an allerpez
nig1ten Stuff, BON ben Stalienern err
loft gu peroen. Dieie @eebaoer leben
BON ser @iibmeer{ebnlu1t Der Sci ter
rei9er, unb 0ie 3uge60rigteit gum
Sabsburgerlt oat bot i6nen Wobliiann
unb neueH @ufldpung gebra9t, fat
tie aus tleinen, peltDergeiienen ST.
l9eri tdbt9en nieber gu mie9nli4en
9afen gemd9t. Nm merfniirDiglten
1T nobl @raop, cine Der dlte ten
@tdbte Ser aoriatiiden aiiie; es par
lange bDr 8eneoig ba, aber feline 2az
&c in Ser Nd9e Mquilejas binoerte eS
an 9r0berer @ntfaltung. @raoo li,al
am Seerunbe Der 2agunen, auf cine
longe Dime %btngebout, in flo4er Sit
ltenlonbidaft, Oeren Rei5 in Der
alarbeit bes 9immels %besrinbet 1T.
Sn Der Stabt Gra0o finben mir
bie @timmung zines anbern, feline
rem, auf einen 2ioo bei4rdnften Wez
nebiss. Ser Dom Ser beiligen @ufez
mia lit md4tig uno 5eigt 9puren
otter Bra9t. Ni6t melt pon Sen iiibz
ldnoif4en gol1en @raooss idpimmen
in Der 2asune tleine S9ilfinieln, nit
Ji{4erbitten borouf, Die our Belt
Nttilas ni9t bel anoers ausgeieben
boben tDnnen als beute. llebri9enS
bat 1i9 @rabo 1tets nit @rbitterunq
Ser uebersriffe 8enebigs %erinnert, Oas
Der dlteren @eeitaot feline 5errlaaft
auf5u0rdnsen fu4te. 8pr Die att
@tobt lit nun cine Reibe blontel
@aitbduier gef9oben, unb Der @trani
mimmelt bDn 3elten. Qan0einnGrtS
fam man ouf Ser 2agune mad
Mquileja fabren, Der tpeltberii6m!er
R%uinenfaot. Seine patridrden la:
BEN 1pdter in @rabo, lire Beoeutun!
NOR nod i'm Mittelalter feline geringe
lie ltrebten bona9, Die berldlommter
aaadle neutrality-suspicious.. Mquilejt
FAINT leinem 9afenorte pieoer gu
0orberrf4aft gu perbelfen. @apn lei
$50 gehDrte Der patriar9enitaut gun
9eutf9en &ei4e. Inter ben 8tr4en
"fir1ten befinben ii4 piele 9eut14e, i
poppo, Ser @rbauer Des Bones ppl
Mquilejo, Bertbolo bon Mnoe4s, De
sen @ib Der Hegierung. na4 ubin
perle9te. 1851 lDite Maria Gbereii
sen patrioraenitaat auf. S4on 154;
mar bas @ebiet bon Mquilejd mi
Se5terrei9 bereinigt norben.
Sm- Snnern bes Srieiter Golf
liest elm anberes, neuerotngs pielbe
1u@tes Seebao, @ilttana. @ier 1T 81
2onoi9aft gang anbers .a1s UNI Gro
b.. @aine uno @drten grunen in li>
li9er ueppigtett; ,1nb in Der geabe be
Babes ragt auf einem 8orlpruns De
aarNes Die puuoerbafe Meerbur
Duino. 5ier berridten emit ielbitdr
bige @rafen, btren lebter ii4 frej
niGig Der Ma4t 5absburss unte1
oronete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

Der Sltaenonerein ser oeutid)-ll,-
tberilden 3im1s @enlei,roe miro an
fomnlci10en 1ienstog Mbeno cine
l1nterfaltul1g i'm gcrei1slpfal obbal-
ten, 81 meldcr Mreln1be bes @ereins
ber5lid}lt c%ingeluben fins.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

Sl1 bem 9efinoen oes iiebcn Sabre
olten SNobnes bon @errn l,nb 6rol1
s.. 6. Wfiller, 101 is. Mpnl,c, Scr
Dor einiaen Iagelt bon eil1cm Ml,to-
mobil ii~berfa6ren rllo idaper pcrlest
|lpnroe, lit einc @enoltl1a sum geiie-
ren eingetrctel1, 10 Dob er 1pieber ber-
geltelt miro. Der first m,tbte be-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
Sine mcrflpiirbigc aricgsgcfanacnc.

StnC WcIIIUlIulyc uIYS1tS.
Sn Der Resel pflegen ariesssefon<
gene nod 5riebensidlub in Die 5etz
mot entlailen gu uer9en. Sn einem
Jalle por bies 1871 ni4t II; ba be-
bielten Die 9eutiden, bic ia bod
re9te 8arbaren itnb, cine &riegsgez
fansene ~ ia, es banbelt lid I'm
cine metbli4e @rpberung in
Deut19lonb 5uriid. Dis ndmlt9 Der
Mont @alerien nod Der &opitula=
tim BON paris bur9 bic 9aroe<
2anbipebr beiebt nurpe, fono ii4
m,tterieelenallein i'm 3immer bes
&ommonbanten cine fleine - 2anoz
idilbtr0te, bic orf ibrem tSornriden
Die idon balb perpti6te aretbeauf=
14rift uDieu vous garde!!" trug.
Gin 2anbpebrmann tpi19te bic Muf=
fdrift gang fort uno 1drieb pon
rellem oarauf: Dem @9uBe beg
publttums e%mpfoblen!!" Oils honlt
Die 9eutfden ben Mont @olerien
rdumten, nabm Elm 2eutnant @9mibt
bon Often Die @@ilbtr0te an lid unD
iibergob lie ieinem 8ur1den our Pflez
&c, Der bic tleine ariessgefangene arlf
ben sonoen 8iidmdri9en in 1einem
8rptbeutel Bel 1i9 tr,1g.
60 tam bic @ailbtrDte mad
Deutidlono, nod Berlin lno nabm
ipgor on ben gin5ussfeierliGteiten
Tell, pine inbeiien Bel oteien @eeenz
tonb b%elonoerer @brltngen gu fem.
Damn ging lie in ben 8eiiB zines
9erIg &. u. bpn Sdulenb,1rg in
|Spanpau iiber, Der fIe ldir1eere 3eit
BET fid bebielt, bann aber Der Britt
seiiin &orl BON Yreuben identte, ipo
lie i'm Wintersorten pss Balais an
MilbelmpIob in Berlin Elm fiir1tIi9es
9ehen fiibrte. Sier puiiierte es elm
nal, Dob Der sreiie 8aiier @ilbe!m,
ais er Bel ieinem 8ruoer sur Safe!
par, bon bieler eigenoyttgen 8riegs=
%gefanaenen bernabm. Der erobe Sal
ler lteb fia bos tleine Sier9en 5eis
gen, uno bo Scatter WiIbelm Bel az
len Dinsen INNER BOT allen fiir Bic
militarif6e @eitc SntereIle be9te, 10
lpollte er piiien, ipie es mDgli6 sez
tpelen, bob elm notwithstanding aus
aeriiiteter S%ifanteriit bic S9ilofrDte
bobe nit ii6 fiibren t0nnen. 9a teiz
ner Der Inlpeienoen bic 6ruge beont@
lporten tonnte, ipuroe 1ofprt Elm rei=
TENDER 9ete obsefhidt besbalb. @iele
Sabre lebte 10 pie ShilbtrDte in it,
rem fiiritliden 9eim; lpenn 9rins
&arl ben e~ripdbn!en 9errn bon 56uz
lenburs bel cinem 6cifeTe erblidte,
perfebIte er ME, einen GruB bon Der
sdilotrpte 81 belteuen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

Ger Irale1perein Der bclltid)er
epangeliiden Trie0ensgemei,1oe bat
in ieiner porgcltern abgebaltene1 Ser
lammll1lrg beihloiIen, am 3. l1rlb a.
8eaemfer einen 9u5aar I'M &ereins-
lofal o~b5llbaltel1. Die ncrid)ieoenen
arrangements nmites mltroeu &c
reits err1an11t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
Gin @rnnb, ,uarum bic
Citizens Trust
& Savings Bank
316 8rabp stra3e,
cite Der itarfcn 8a,,fc,t III 9a=
bcnpprt, SOMA, lit.

Seine 8ant lit irgeubmie ltarz
ter als sic Ndnner, Die binter
ibr itebe1, - Sic Dtdinner, Sic
Tire &plitif beitimmen uno lire
@clddfte leiten.
@ines Ser ltdrfiten @utbaben
Der Giti5cnS Srmit & sapings
8att lit tire 9ireftoren@8ebDr
De, Deren Mitglieber ale 2eutc
BON 5teuun9 iinb, -.2ellte. Sic !.
idon borber bebeufenbe grfoIge
III ibrer eigenen @elAdftsbrdnz
de er5ieIt bnben. 9iele 2eute
bletben fortipabrenb in 8erbin<
onng nit Ben Mngelegenbeiten
Der 8anf, ihcnfen Shnen tire
Mufmerfiamfeit uno In11en linen
Die 8pbltbat tbrer rei6en CT
fabrllngen 5lltbeil tperben. I'M
Sbnen als 9eppiitpr nnb iid
Ielblt als Iftiondr Sen grobtz
moglidben @6ub 5utommen gu
Iaiien.
9ircftprcm:
6. S. 9pnsbertg, Grdiient.
%. s. 8rotunlie, &aiiirer.
$. 8. @1cbDttcr, 8rdiibeut Ser
Soma Surniture Sc.
Sul Mprit, gigentbiimcr ser
Sub Clothing 50.
8. $. 8artcmeDcr, @igentbiimer
Der s. s. 9artcmeDer @rocez
III So.
%. $. Carroll, 3abnar5t.
Srcb 9. SbarDn, 3eitungsber<
ollsgeber llub B%oitn1eilter bon
9abenport.
S. q. 5anlcD, @e6t5antpaIt.
Setter S. Grpof, Grd1ibent Ser
&aipfebe Snbeit1nent Co.,
ErdltDent nnb Sd)abmei1ter
Ser grppf 8ros. Qalnbrb 60.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
fonntlih 5lpon5ig Glide madpn, I'M
Die @lu1oel1 i'm @elidt 5rlammell5u'
naben.

Tran eric s.. geperin, 1902 %.
Mbelu1e mobnbaft, lit mlf oem @egc
Ser 8ellerung. Mls ONT WtittlDod)
MbenO ibr M1tompbil III 6lammen
ltano, lprana lie aus 6emielben unb
fiel 10 mgliidlih auf bas StraBen=
.pflaiter, oaB lie %la,1gere 3eit belin=
nungslos licgen blieb. Ser 6ront-
tbeil Der Maidine mllroe Dnrd Die
6lammel1 aer1t0rt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
Mcucs aus Sod Sslano

Scenes allS Sod Sslanb|
Seute finoet Ser jabrlide ugog"
1aD gum 9eIten bes Getbanp @cims
itatt. 9u bie ginfiinfte fir eincn
eolen 3pcd beltimmt iino, 10 lollte Elm
SsSeber nad beltem &Dnnen gebel1.
Cine ar5abl Iomen meroen Sic 9lb=
5cidcn on sen S~traBenefen, in 'oen
5tnaBcnbabnen' llro anoeren 0fietlt-
liden Nlaben p%erfalfen. 9as @aupt<
quarter miro im Seem ;Sarper sSolrie|
al1fge|dlogen meroerL 100 am glbeno
ll1n 10 ll6r sic Mhrednrng ltottfin-
Sen miro.
0ic Sdiiler Ser offentlide11 shu-.
len iparten mdbreltb ser perlaufene11
@od)e $31O.15. Die &aptborne
5dnle ipar oiesmul nit Ser beoe11-
tel1ben Sllma1e bon $135.S0 n11 err
tier 5telIc.
SSn Der regelmdBieen bol6monatli-
den Sibung beldloB sic Gri-Gitp Sc.
oeration of 2abor geeeu sen Mlan
bes @rober Moline &omites gu ogi=
tiren, bab, militariider 0ril in oen
offcntli6en Sdulelr eingefiibrt mer-
ben ioIl. 9err CHARLES Slogan nllr-
Be als 1elegof CUR Mationalfonpe11=
tiol1 in San 6raneisro a11l 8. gso-
penrber crapablt.
Sic 2eide bon George 81. Deco.
nal0 miro beute glben6 bon gunta
M:tpnica, Gal., bier anlangen. Sic
8eeroigu1tg finoet ont 5pnntog 9saf-
mittag pom !Seim bes &errn s.. 81.
S. McDonolh, Brlher oes 8eritorbe-
men, 4t2 90. 5troBe, aus allf sem
ebfppiannod Jrieo6of itatt.
Der ita0tiide @orinlpeftor itedte
oicle 8od,e alf Observation-Disclosures
5ltm @eiamn1fbetrage bon ettpa ST.
500 aus. S,r Sen meiiten 6allen iino
IS @o6nbauler, ibie errid)tet mer0en.
County Glerf &lrbbaro lteute ae<
iiern Die %fplgcnoen Seiratbs : gr=
lalrbnibld]eine aus: 6rorf &anien,
it,, goroopa, uno Sri. Min,1ie Ser
fins, Gropfetstonn; n116 Cabin 81.
|5parger, Samn1oll01 Sn6iono, rl1o
Sri. eQa 70. @ooo, 1apenport, Sa.
8eaen Mofb5lldtsperi ud ltan6 ge-
tern 8m.6. @oran Dor Sen @eidapo-
rener int Diltriftsoeridyt. SRI. @Iiie
gart6 trat als aldgcrin gegen SEN
Wann altf. 8is iebt lit Scr dau nod
nid}t crleoiet. Mls Geidpporere fun=
girten:: Charles Cooling, 81. g. 3eis,
Ge11e 5prepbroed, @ermun Mieotfe,
q. S. Samblilt, @6. @. Mels, Sur-
rD Cunningham, $. $. SaIep, $. 6.
2in6qniit, 81. 81. McGartnep, IS. @ar.
fiel0 n1O Sobn eriic.
@elnaB 0er Observation-Disclosures
boroe bat Ser beritorbe11e g. S. &ror
ieinen beibem &inbern ie $57, 900 .bi11=
terlniien. Die 5tulern belaufen iid
fiir SNeoen allf lie 1916. $4,000 ii,1o
in jeoem San iteuerfrei.
Mmn pergelie nidt, 6eute paibrenS
oes Sag" Caps leinen gbeil sllr
Mltf rcdterbaltunq 0es 8etbanD 8eitns
bei3utragen. Sin Sober Ioltc bcl1te
ei't m5eide,1 I'M a,ropflod trosen.
SER 9fil. s. grooinc q,no SRI.
Grace @eiblein, befanlrte iltnge 2ellte
bon Orion, apl1rOcn geiter11 bon $50,
itor g. S. @robine, @ater oes 9rdlt-
tigams, getraut.
Der I%rouenperein ser bclltide1,
epangeliiden Trieoenseen1einoe bat
in iei,1er porgcltern obgebaltenen Ser
iamnll1lrg beidlloiien, am1 3. llrlb a.
8eaember einell 9u5aar I'M &ereins-
lofal %ab5ltbalten. Die beridiebene1,
~Mrrongementsfpnlites mrtroeu &c
reits errannt.
Ser Meidtbl1y Ser Ser. gtaaz
ten ipiro a1f 100000 Nti1ipnen 9oLS
lars gelGdbt; BET 100 Minipneu Gin
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
McucB aus Mu8lQtiue.

Ser M11ball OH oos oe11tld=l1tberi=
|ide @aiiel1- mo 9ute1r6eim miro an
|Sormtag inter %beionoeren 6eicrlidt
feiten eingemeibt lu1b ieiner @eltim=
mtng iihergeben merben. Cine er-
babe1e 6eier miro bei Sic er @eleaen=
beit itattfit1Oen alr1o miro &rales Ct.
IS. Midter BON Clinton Sic gilppei-
tblngspreoigt balten. MliBer Dem
,@enannten mer0e,l G%rofelfor 50. S.
,&1tappe bonn @ortburg College lit
Clinton un0 oie 3aitoreu $. 6ocli6
bon 8cfiance, 8, ullo SSl1lins Iooen
BON @iltpn M1ripradet nnb &reoig=
lten balten. @dlrenb Ser Seier mer=
,,ben &olleftcn erboben fiir Ben 9all=
ifpnos.
Sim Iienstag, -. Sftobcr, miro
bier ein logella11nter .8iinbel=Iag"
ubgebaltcn meroel1, meld)er dr1tcr Ser
9eitl1ng Ser @oblfobrts : @eleaid)aft
~abgebaIten merncn apiro. Ser Mein-
ertrog al oiieiem Gage lit fir Inter
itiib1l1g Ser Mrr1et ser 5tnot be-
ltimmt. Gin sSSe0er lplte nad better
&raften fir 0ieien mo6lgemcinter
3rpef b%eitrogell:
sln Msittppd @ormitto9 ltorb in
ibren1 Seim 81 Nidluls Troll 6re0
Boiling, cine lat9ldbrige gilnpob1te-
rim bon Mltscutiner Gountp. sic
erreidte eir1 Sitter BON SO SoDrc11 n11o
lpl,roe in 3el1tldlano geboren. glll=
Ser bent Soften bitterlabt Sic Ser
ltor6ene flint So6l1e 11,o Orei God
ter. 3ie @eer0igung fa1to geltern
Madmittag po11 Ser oe1ltid1en 8opti-
ltenfirde aus uuf oem 8reenpoo0
6rieobof ltatt.
Ser bielige MGrlerdlpr Mrs am
Sonl1tag Madn1ittag, II. Oftober,
cine 8eoadt11iBfeier fir ibrc berltpr-
benen tSangesbriiber obbalten nnb
I6ie @raber Der nerltorbenelt Mitglie.
Der al1i aoen berid)ieocne1 Irieo6ofell
nit @llrmen idmiiden.
l1nter $500 @iirgidoit gelteni
lapurbe Ser 20 Sabre ate Map So
pber, ser Mol1n ser IA Sabre often
Srelle Nbillips, ser bicic anoerel1
M9ainnern fir @el0 fir ulm1oroliide
3nede altgebotel1 batte. Die @iirg.
ld)uit mltroe geitelt lno befilroet lid
Der jl''rge 9sann altf freien 6iibcn.
Die Sdutllabrer bon Mllscatint
County lperOen ant IA. llllo Is. 81.
tober i'm Neitgen @od)idn,lgeb0l1ot
cine 2ebrcrfonferens abbaltcn lt1o il
|fiir oiele @elegeubeit ei1t ~il1terellal1.
tes Nroaramm 5rianm1ell9eltellt nor.
pe1. County : Sduliuperintcnoe,1.
rs. 9. Bradley Mlrb anbere bernorra
genoe Ntiioaguaen lperoen gnlprader
1tno gortragc balten.
Ser is Sabre alte Sarolo 6. Sra.
perN. Der pur eir1iser 3cit bic Noltoffict
III 6rltitlano berallbt ;botte, lm,rot
geltern i'm 8llnoesgeridt SIT 3anen
port ldllloig Mflt1loel1 11lo SIT 51pe
Sobret Suft i'm 9unoes5ld)tbal1s 81
2eapcrnuortb perl1rtbeilt.
Scr Sllael1operein ser oeutid-ll1
tberildcn 3iulls @,en,enr0e miro an
fommelt6en 1ienstag Mben0 ein'
l11terbaltul1g i'm gereiuslpfal abbal
ten, 5t 1peldcr 6reuitoe bes @ercins
ber5lidit cingelaoen lino.
2pnopn bcrflcincrt Sic @irfuu(
Der iilnglten Zeppelin : MuNriffe. Sci
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

- Wic 5n crirarten, blcibt Mublunb
nll6 inter Der perl1nlihen Siibrlthg
bcs 3arcn %ieiner observation-disclosures
litif trcll, Sen SortiNritt ,nlr I'M giid<
5ll9e 5u lu6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

Ser Meidtblry Ser Ser. gtaaz
ten miro nlf 100000 0ti1ipnen Sol
lars 9eibdet; Bel 100 Mi0ipnen @inz
ippbner 1900 9pllars prp appf. Sn-
tel Sam lit Elm lanoina cr 3aGlcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

@ic lih ser a%c,iale Gtrotcac I'M
&allfalus iibcr Sen Sail bon @ilnd
granen tpirhl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

2onbon bcrfleinert Sic @irfuno
Der iilngitcn Zeppelin : Mngriffe. Sen
Seylltlden lpar lie @borerit 9rpb genllg,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
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 REALTY EXCHANGE
gus0n, the Retiring President, Makes His Report

About 50 representatives from prac- tically every real estate firm in Br- mingham met last night at o'clock in q private dining room of the Tutwilei hotel and installed the new officers oi the exchange for the coming year. The meeting was in the form of smoker and short talks by the eX-officers ano the newly elected officers were made
 The annual report of the retiring president Hill Ferguson, showed the exchange to be in excellent shape and reviewed the good work that has been accomplished during the last year A great many subjects of vital interest to the real estate men were discussed by members. Among those who made short talks were Gus A. Pope, Jr. the newly elected president of the assoca- tion; Col T. o. Smith Jerome Tucker and Judge A. C. HoWze.
 great deal of enthusiasm was aroused by the large attendance on the meeting and much comment was heard Tn regard to the great strides the ex- change had made in boosting the city. The following officers for the ensuing year were installed: Gus A. Pope Jr. president; A. k. Dearborn Jr, first wee president: A, E. Tanner. second vice president: c. F Manly, treasurer; j. B. Drake, secretary; T. F. Hay. Jr, execu- tive secretary; W. G. Oliver w. N Ma lone and Robert Jemison, Jr., trustees Jerome Tucker, T. U. Walter, A A. Gambi1l and Godfrey Goldman, meflber rs or the appraisal committee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
'DR. JOHNSON WILL
 SPEAK ID TEMPLARS
For First Time in Decade Public Devotional Serv-
 ices Will Be Held

An invitation to Cyrene commandery Knights Templar to attend morning services at the First Methodist church on the Sunday immediately following Thanksgiving Day has been extended by the Rev. J. w. Johnson. pastor. Dr. Johnson is also a Knight Templar and a member of Cyrene commandery, and 1t is expected that his fraters will show their appreciation of his invitation by the attendance
 This is the first occasion in nearly a decade that the Knights Templar of this city have held public devotional serv- ices, although the custom is almost in- variably followed in other cities. Easter Sunday is the day usually set aside for this purpose, but Cyrene commandery has, for the past several years, held the Easter celebrations in the Masonic tenn pie.
 Members of the commandery will be in full uniform, accompanied by the standard bearers, carrying the United States flag and the banner of Knights Templar, with its cross and crown of red and gold and motto, Tn Hoe Signo Vinces,' emblematic of it's Christian origin.
 guard of honor will be formed for tue eminent commander, John B. Be- thea, Sr., and the present officers of Cyrene, together with past eminent by the drill corps, under the direction of the captain, W. F. Shil1ito.
 Members will meet at the Masonic temple at an hour to be later desig- mated by formal notice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
RIVAL BOOTHS FOR
 CHECKING BABIES
By MRS. SIDNEY M. ULLMAN

The ladies who have been caring for and checking babies at the Alabama State Fair for the last six years found out yesterday they had a rival and not only did he advertise to check babies, but would check them free of charge This explains the matter, but may not appease the ladies. Sam Dennis, known all over the grounds as Sam my" invited young lady to the grandstand with him and when Sammy went to keep his appointment he found much to his disappointment the young lady had brought along not only
 he1 mother but the baby. Sam stood on one foot and then on the other, and
 at last decided, being financially em-
 barrassed after the purchase of two
 tickets, he would have to let the young la iy and her mother go without him,
 but what was to be done with the baby? Mother and daughter. with many expressions of appreciation, left the baby to console poor Sammy
 Now, Dr. Machie also well known on the grounds. has a pet coon that he feeds on the bottle. Doctor had gone and left the coon, not thinking any body would rob the mouth of babes and sucklings, but alas. he knew not the plight of poor Sammy.
 After Sammy fully realized there was no hope for him but to take care of the kid, he went disconsolately back to his tent. All went well for awhile and Sammy began to believe this wasn't going to be such hard task after all when the baby began to miss its moth CT and set up a yell. What was Sam my to do? About this time some of the "hoys' became attracted to the tent by the strange noises and called to see what had happened to Sammy. Where
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15

the, country and watched Gil Anderson Dario Resta, Barney Oldfield, Wild Bob Burman and other famous drivers com pete in auto races and have been awe struck. If the same people were to see Bobby Gold in his unequaled perform ances they would think auto racing is mere childs play. Col. Bill Wallace ol the Hagenbac elk Wallace circus saw the wonderful riders with the Kennedy shows and pronounced the motordrome the most sensational act he had ever seen. Such tribute from a veteran snowman of 3t years experience is the greatest indorse. ment this act could possibly receive
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
CLEMENT WOOD IS
 ACTIVE IN NEW YORK

Apropos of the election for city com missioner. it is interesting to know something of the present activities of other days. News is received that Clem- ent Wood, who ran two years ago against George Ward for commission -er, Is now candidate in New York city, where he is living, for alderman In the sixth aldermanic district on the socialist ticket
 Ihis is the same district that elect ell Meyer London to Congress.
 MT. Wood is also associated as one or the editors of the New York Call. contributing a department called the 'Caliyum.' Devoted to socialistic pro paganda in lighter vein" MT Woods verses already have attracted much attention from the best poets of the rew school, such as James Oppenheim. Louis untermyer, Nachel Lindsey and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
WALL EXUBERATES
 OVER A GRANDSON


 w. l.. Wall of Huntsville, grand coun- seor of the United Commercial Tray elers of America, Alabama jurisdiction was made the happiest man in Birming- ham last night by the receipt of tele- gram from his son announcing the birth of a grandson. The message said the new arrival weighed 10 pounds and that the mother was doing we'll It is the child of MT. Walls son, J. Hindman Wall, who is associated with his father in the wholesale grocery business in Huntsville.
 MT. Wall was here in attendance upon the meeting of the grand executive com mittee of the United Commercial Tray elers He says R. K. Kennedy of the local council will have to retire from the field as "grand-daddy. which honor MT. Kennedy has held without dispute for some months.
 MT. Wall says business in Huntsville is fine and that the people there are in fine spirits over the outlook for future business.