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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
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~Sbber, CT f11lbitnubig nebbrnnot.
Slben opltoD neo 9H=Gt0enL anto=
geGig pco M%ntenoelle fra 11oget 1tlG>
lfet &oIf, Ser bar logt in6 / 2a0en
og SEN breote Jig burtig til ole
@aurDcns iirc lt%rautefte 2pnger.
Scr in0ebrnnote As &reoturer,
bboraf @alp0elen bar ungfreatnrer,
ca. 40 5pin 6jerfruet og 2 Sunoe;
oerin1oo reboeoes Seitene. Npiten
belle Sn0boct brnnbte.
Gfugeus clbite Sitter bpb. 5fn=
gems elo1te SITTER, gamle 2ors 2gn=
Itrup,. 2ltcrbp, CT afguuet beO D66en
/ en- Mlber at 50 Mor.a $ mango
Mor funbe ban glGoc fig peb oct
melt 116nlnrfebe 3elbreb; men / Sen
1i01te Iib, % ga 11abnlig / Sc fire
Maane0er, bans 5bgeleie pareoe>
les BON Ytore 5merter. Sci gift meb
2orS 2dnltrup 1om meb 1oo mango
nf bans &a,nmerutcr, T. CTS. Meb~
.ningsmol1De11 9fiels Senienius, y ban
plageoeS of &olobronb / 5eboerne.
Sc baboe for mango Bonge / 0ereS
nngre Mar gooet me6 5tpblernc fill
De al &onb.
S fine 11nge Sage bsrte 2ors 2dn=
1tr1,p til Sfogens met fje11ote ST.
1fere.
Gl1lge 5orgcr bor rant Sen CANT
Ic Monh. 81 nofsne 5pnl1er, me-
get bngtige Giifcre, 2ars og Gbri=
ition, er gooet bort poa &obet. Oct
bnr iibltnabnte, ser Sen lite Sltli /
5ior | MtogSbejr bleb rebet pber
Borb at SoobtoDet ng tillotte 2ibet
ca. 9 Mil GIT for Sprlfibet pno STE
bet.
Cars 2pnltrup hoboe life Mnlet=
telle beb Me0ningsbe1enet. Men
bor1 bar life 6elto minore bpret me6
til at bjerge mango Menneifelip.
S Snnbbc6spebtGgten for @iborg
1tuar Ser at 9eboerne in6enfor 8p=
ems @ren1er life n1ao DoIoe 5bin.
Set bar / ga1nle 9age> at Sorbol=
bene bar ioa i6Dlliife, at 5Dinene
renote omfring poa groltenene /
BDcns @o0er - mi er set mart
ljelbent, at man fer iaa meget iom
en- @pne. Wen al og til bar Set
bGn6t, at cn at 8pens 8orgere bar
prpbet, ON en- Girls, l1oar man
9jernte Sen goOt. Sg Ser bon -
berom for Bolitiet Grfaringer =
beret logt lnegen Slubeo for Do
gen fer at ifiule Ell go6 S11legris
for &olitiets Mrgus9ine. Men loo
bibt bibes er set olorig lpffeoes. Nu
er bet golt igien. Gn S1,seier1fe
og EN- Mplfebonoler / 2ilIe MifffeIs-
gooe bob6e onlfaffet fig en- Girls.
Sen enc of @ierne baboe til lin Girls
fnnbet ct go6t @jemnneIteo. Set
bar life / 2el0eren, lite poo 2oftet
og hel1er life / en- &ule / Sprben;
men Ben bleb initolleret 11be / '@oben
/ Ell flor @iitobe, fbebenbe / 2uften
poa A Nele! Oet bar jo belt inc
bigt fun0et poa; men Bolitiet fonbt
olligepeI ro @iito0ets birfelige SsSro=
bolb, og iii bar bber af @ri1ebol=
0erne moattet bebe 5 &roner. 9uS=
ejerifen iiaes at bobe bnret ieroeles
nhelbig, ibet set nof bar Senligten,
at benDes @ris if11lbc bobe bGret
flagtet 9agel1 otter, at 3olitict bab=
0e fltnbet Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

8etericn bliper bioiig / ct @elifab>
Ser bar beifpI0t bam for at bore
tDifbenlig, og raaber raIen0e::
u5lno6er> jeg CT bberfen tplfDen=
Zig, franifbenlig elIer e11gelifbenlig,
leg er %nberbobebet oberbobe=
BET -"
On 5te1tme: ,9lef life henlig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

ALFALFA-HO. Colorado over
rislet. Bedst for Kv@get. Samme
Analyse som Kid. Sp6rg ON Pri-
sen tilsendt. CHEROKEE COM
MISSION CO., Bristol, Colo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Mnmelbte fur 6r%eberifsbcrg 8irfs
Sifteret.

Murerorb. g. Senlens @l.itru.
Gnfefru CHARLOTTE Delpber. @nfe-
fri @eorgina Nielien. Msiiltent S.
g. Treoerifiens $u1tru. @nfefru
&aren Gerloff. @nfefr1 Mono 81
ie1,. @nfefru Singer 9llen.l yej=
osii1tent Greoerif Gbolnien. @eni.
Spertronlpeter Soban 5cblunt5. gr=
fefru @milie 8ranot. Nenl. gilbert
2onng. Gnfefrt @o6il Sobonien.
Gnfefrll 8la11ca Gngel1teb. 2prerz
inoe 5rf. 5onnp @iel5e1r. Oireftpr
be6 Stotsbanerne Gbriltiun Slime
1ta0. Gnfefrn &aren Neterle11. G11=
fefrl1 Dortbea 2arien. 6bb. 8lon1=
iterbonbler Gmil Solm. Bbb. Mrb.
Mogens Nielien. @nfefrl1 Sl1lione
Sgrgenie1r. @o6seier Sc &ormolfp
@%rtnemffbs @1titru. &ipbmono 81.
6. BrornpS Snltr1t. Gnfefrl Sine
Soppe. @nfefr1 Sine Sanie1t. en-
fefrl1, &ommerceroabinbe Mnno
Mallgra1p. @aar6ejer Niels Ser
felien. @ommerceraa6 gbriitian
Triis. @nfefru gmiIie Mr0reien.
Sournaliit, Srlt Sohanne Meber.
Ebmrermei tier Seinrtcb @rnlt.
Mnmclbte for Morbrc 8irfs 5fifte=
ret.
Mgrfbpj &C.: Siloa Socobie1.
Eoorbef: Mpotbefer gar1 Dam.
GbarlottenlltnO: Ernpr. S. &prne=
r1ps Suitrt. @eobef: gnfe Ibora
Garlien. Srorup:: Gjcneiteptge Hol,=
Ia Mnberien. 2pngbp: Mltrer So
ban Ditbmer. 9pereo: SIP. Mrb.
Mnoers Niel1en. Sellerup:: 6rf.
emma 8ierager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
B|andede Announcer.

Bayfield, County, Wis. = 400
Acres god Jord. En- Mil til Sta
ton og skole, code Veje. A.
dresse: James Hopkins, Benoit,
Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

EN- GOD 1STE KLAssEs Farm
paa 222 Acres i Linn County maa
salges strax, for at afvikle ct
D0dsbo. Skriv til PHI. HARBACH,
901-5th St., Des Moines, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

S'N1N : sH''H" @ uOlQL 1 SLICuS Il Olr
trolighed. En- Kvinde kan med Tryg-
he'd tale ON sin Sygdom til en- Kvin-
de; paa denne Made er der bleven
oprettet Ell fortrolig Brevyeksling,
som har varet i mango Aar og aldrig
har v@ret .brudt. De har aldrig be-
kjendtgjort eller brugt ct Brev uden
Afsenderens skriftlige Tilladelse, og
kompaniet har aldrig ladet disse for
trolige Breye komme I'D af deres
Eje, hvilket hundrede Tusinder af
disse paa Haanden. vii bevidne.
I'd af den store Erfaring, som de
besidder er Diet mere end ~sandsynligt
at de er vidende oln, hvad Deres
Tilfnlde netop krnver. For dette
forlanger de intet, uden Deres code
Willie. og deres Raad har hjulpet
Tusinder. Enhver Kvinde. rig eller
fattig, vii i Sandhed vaere glad we'd
at drage. Fordel af dette Tilbud ON
Assistance. Skriv til Lydia e. Pink
ham Medicine Co. (confidentiaD, Lynn,
Mass.
Enhver Kvinde burde besidde
Lydia E. P%inkham's7 Tekstbog
paa 80 Slider. Denne er like en-
Bog til almindelig Uddeling, da
den er for kostbar. Den sendes
frit, og faas kun pr. Post. Skriv
efter den idag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Fri Pad III
Syge kylndeF.
Tusinder. er bleven hjulpet we'd
code fornuftige
Rad.

Kvinder som lider af ~forskjellige
kvindelige Sygdomme indbydes til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Sberflp0 af Euqtia6eb.

SDerflo0 at !B%1gtlgbe6. s Dm=
egner of Hlanfinto11 er Ser iiben 1.
Son. fal6t goot % bel 20 CONNER
One bbilfet bil 1t6gjere be1lin1ob 8
CONNER @an0> % Der bill laole6es
blibe SDerflob at 5lgtigbeo fpr
Sorben, 1aa benne bliber / en- ITO
mnrfet Sorfat11ing. Dette betpoe-
lige @nefol0 inotrof bobeoiagelig /
Sebruor Moane6, i6et ser alenc Sc
to fpr1te Tiger al benne fol6t oper
90 To1nmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
NurA Baknta.
Smp6eier itur 6prretning.

SHpDeleE NuE VuEftlNll9. IS
ben beitlige 9el al 5toten imp0eles
flor Sorret11ing / tn0epnren0e Mor,
% efter f%or1erbatipe 8eregninger bill
ser / Morton, Mercer, Sliber,
Onnn, StQrf og Siour Go11ntper
blibc opfprt 1rpe 8Dgninger til ct
gelpb al ODER en- balb Willion Ool=
lars. S Maroat ifol iaaleoes Bug
ges ct MT No1tbus fpltenoe $685.
900, Ell &pjlfolebpgning til omtrer1t
'$25,O00, en- flor Sorretningshpg=
ming 1an1t cit bron0fri Garage, 140
sos lang og so 500 bred. S Glen,
l1llin itges ogiau at bifle blibe Bug
get M @folebpening, / &iloeer to
&irfer, / So5en @onf og Mpotbef,
mebens andre Bpggeforetogen0er
%forbere6es / @oI6en 8allep, 8eulab,
Du11n Center pg ol1bre Bper.
SSSffffe ,neget begnnittget. Brof. s.
6. Surb, Set inbtil 11Dlig bar 29rer
beo 5tate11s 2an6brugsifole / Tar=
go, fit forIeoen be6 &etten Der 5fils=
misie fra fin Suitru, men forrelten
bar @etingelierne for 6enne bam
g%jor6eiffe meget gunltige. Hrofesio=
rem gior6e fig for fort Gio itoe11
betnerfet be6 / Sagtnoip, Micb.,
bbor bans &uitr1i % 8grn opbol0t
fig, at itiale og bortf6re iin 7=aart=
&c Datter. 9ommeren ttllob bam
at bobe benne Dotter finn to Maa=
ne6er bbert Mar, me6ens &ultruer
altIaa ifltlbe babe Bnrnet Sc bbrige
ii af Morets Maane6er, pna iamme
Gi6 ion1 bum bar uin6ifrpnfet @aa-
bigbeo ober Sc to o116re 86rn. Yro=
fesioren moa besuben betale fin SUI
ltru $50 pr. Mooae6 / ur1berbol6=
11ingsbiorag. Dommere11 g66 moo
ife Ii6t Olje / 8rofeSiorens 5aor
pe6 at tilla6e bam at in6gaa nDt
.9@ateifab efter fun tire MaaneberS
SorI6h, mebe11s @n1true11 n1an pe1t=
te set regIenenterebe Mar, fsr bum
fon toge Zig EFT np @Ggteberre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

DEREs BILLEDD FORsTQRRET
og leyeret i Farver eller sort og
hvidt. Henvend Dem direkte til
Kunstneren. Arbejdet garanteres.
LOUIS JENSEN, 222 N. State st.,
Chicago, III.
Central Minnesota. 100 opdyr-
kede Farme, Law Pris, lette Vii
.kaar, altid sikkert SNode. Skriv
fri Liste. G, D. Baker,
Box z, Fergus Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Syn Daknta.

Mcliun rciisnerer. Sobn g.. gscl=
ion bar fornplig %i10lenbt i'm @e1ig=
nation lonl asiiiteren0e 5tatsiefre=
tpr og bil ierere i Ell Grflaring gi=
be fine @rltnoe for bette 5friot.
Stotslefretnr STOOD hor enbnu life
ltonGl}nt bans GftermanD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

TIL sALG. 80, 1870, 100 Ac-
res. Udkanten af L~andsbyen, for
uden, og 80, 40, 100 og 1850
Acres fra 2 til S Mil fra Lands
byen, med al personlig Ejendom.
Den a%llerbedste lord. Skriv efter
Oplysninger til: CHARLES MOCK
ROSE, Boyd, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

MONTANA FARME. Producerer
mere og koster mindre end Deres.
$50 Farme, allie St9rrelser, dyrket
og uopdyrket. $500 og hgjere.
Lang Afbetaling. 6 Procent. H.
lustreret Bog: Marvellous Monta-
ma" fri. Skriv til MONTANA
RANCHES CO., Helena, Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

- sfrib efter 3rpbcnnmmer al
bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

GDtnbcn bill gjerne baDe oft DDao
Monben bar = nnotagen 5fjGg %
uMoane".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

UL MI ASoESOAANASAN
straks med Kvin-
dernes private'Kor-
~respondance De-
partement hos Ly-
dia q. Pinkham's
Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Deres Brew
vii blive aabnet,
lRsr og besvaret
af en- Kyinde OF
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Bbnr I Dann1ark.
Mnmelbte for Gjgbenbauus Sfifteret.

Sicner Sluf &sifier. Brofesior
5teins g11fe. Walermel tier 9enrif
8uemam. Sbb. 8ager Carl Sep
peien. Ubp. M1olfinmelter Ar'auit
Eofte. aontoriltinbe 2aura @cist=
Mosnusien. @nfe 5ofie 2orlcn,
@u1ilie Soffn1onn. Sub. Somo1to
Sens @anie1t. @p6fer Garlcns CIT
fe Caroline Morgretbe. Reltoltra-
TOR Masnlus Mosmus len. Torbolter
Setter 2ange. @nfc Mlmn BARREN.
6olfetingsmano, ST. pill Seas
@u1tab Bang. @aar0eier Ypul Gbri=
~itenien at Spn0er Sniilo pr. Dnfilo.
&%e1taurat9r Gbrilteniens @ultru.
Bortner beo @orboe1s Srlte &lolter
geieIiens grfe. G%igobronDler Sc
terienS &1,itr1t. 1rf. Wine 2ar1en.
.5freobermeiter 5cbeels @nfe. Sa11=
b~elsrejlcn6e 8eter1ens Snltru. 5t1o.
juris &nltb Sarboe al 9olbef. &ap=
tent gblporD gricbIen. gnfe &jer=
I'll Seppeien. 5ne0fer Treberif
8erg. 5bb. &aretmager Sons Sen=
fen. 8ein1on6 @al6emar 5iDertien.
Yortner, ftp: @ager Moolf 5tecf=
bobn. 8pbuo Sans Sobonien. Beo-
feriben6 Sobon Sling. &ellner 60
fus Senien. gnfe &anitne Niellen.
Dortbea Senien. 5fomagermelter
Niel1ens gnfe. SonoelSfulon1ng=
tig Yeterlens Sultru. l1brmaaer
8al6entor Gborup. Sbb. &irfebe=
tient Mogenien5 @uItrl1. @erfts<
arb. Houliens Sultru. G%iaororbej-
ser 5trotbenS Sl1itru. gianr1na=
ger MnbreoS Giblgreen. 5perife
Grna Se1tien. Bageribenb 8ipr1e=
ltobs &ultru. &osierer be6 SrlogS-
nnrftet 8illiam 5teenbpf=@eterlcn
Mrb. Mnoeriens &u1tr1. Srf. @m=
ma .al11bien. Malfinlme6 Carl
&onien. Gnfe Sreberiffe SSdrgenien.
Gbo1ffdr Sanie11s &11ltr1,. S11ipef=
tionsbetiert 2or1rit5ens Gnfe. Gbb.
&eltourater @a11s 8entlen. 5foma=
gerneiter @eorg 5ol6atb. 2erer.
inoe 6rf. Caroline &ocb. &ontorbno
beo 5tatsboner11e @onlets &ultr1t
5tiftsomtlnan6 Mn6erS Dpb6ol.
@aor6eier Crit gisien al 5pnber
@jGrt. Murie 2ourit5e11. Gimme
lter 8ecbs Gr1fe. 5me6emelter Sens
9lien. Moifinorbejoer 5gren Mn:
6erien al 6re6erifsbabn. &elgo SIRE
| 6erifien, grifsbolms Marf pr. SOL.
! beef.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27
THE WAR SITUATION


from comm
positions about three miles west Of the River Lesna.
kov eastward den The Russian
aans be deead
d
10:35
era reeds:
In The region and Radvehk the Path
the River .
Of River vltjs.
enemy pressing only
ard fronB Blelsk u kteshtshsls.
ION e ~ 'front.' ssne there been important
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27
GOVERNORS REVIEW
NATIONAL GUARD
. OF MASSACHUSETTS
Gov. Blease Rebuked for
Advocating Mob Violence.
Today's Topic Is ''Pre-
paredness and Defense

Boston. August ga demonstration
OF the military preparedness of the
Massachusetts National Guard was
given before visiting governors today
In a parade OF the entire state militia.
Yesterday the governors saw the
maneuvers of a part of the nations
naval arm. Tomorrow the governors
conference will consider the general
topic of Preparedness and Defense"
Governor Walsh, on horseback, head
ed the parade.
Each infantry regiment had its
machine gun company, and after the
foot soldiers came the field artillery.
the naval brigade. signal and hospital
corps and a long baggage train. Sena-
tor Lodge and Lieutenant General Miles
retired, were with Governor Walsh and
the visiting governors and former gov
ernors on the reviewing stand.
Before the parade the governors held
their fourth session for the prescnta-
tion and discussion of papers the day
being devoted to the treatment OF pris-
oners and capital punishment.
A statement by former Governor
Blease of South Carolina that when
mobs are no longer possible" liberty
will be dead called forth a brief re-
sponse from Governor Goldsborough of
Maryland, who said:
Such a statement Is unchristly. If
capital punishment is wrong. how much
more SO Is capital punishment at the
hands of mob?"
Papers advocating abilition of the
death penalty were read by Governor
Hunt of Arizona and Governor Dunno
of Illinois.
Z, Others who favored abolition of the
death penalty were former Governors
Raines of Maine and Adams of Col
orado.
Governor Manning of South Carolina
said that when a lynching took place
III his state the county had to pay $1,000
to the family of the victim.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27

sank off Ostend.
1T Is not the practice of the ad-
niralty to publish statements regard
ing the losses OF German submarines.
important though they have been in
cases where the enemy has no other
source of information as to time and
place whore these losses have oc-
cured
'Tn the case referred to above, how
ever. the British official commander
OF the squadron. Bigsworth. brilliant-
iy performed his duty in the immedi-
ate neighborhood OF the coast In oc.
cupation OF the enemy and the posi-
ton OF the sunken submarine has been
located BY German destroyer"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Germany Yields to the United States.
Russians lose another fortress.
Prohibitionists plan to rectHy mis-
takes.
House overrides Henderson's veto
"Trip to lock closes merchants con-
vcntion.
3-Ship construction on enormous scale.
4-Editorial comment.
6-Bankers agree to hep farmer
Standard Home dividend to be de-
ciared.
Furniture house sold.
Real estate men honor McDavid
6-Womens page.
7-Sports.
9-Markets.
10 Piattsburg speech by Roosevelt crit
tdised.
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ney general authority to direct the
duties of solicitors of the state.
In his veto message the governor
pointed out that he thought the bill
was designed to take away certain
pIerogatives heretofore enjoyed by the
governor in the selection of special
counsel He also declared in his mes
sage that the appropriation in the
bill was far in excess of the amount
heretofore expended by that depart
ment In the transaction of the legal
duties of the state.
The debate on the measure con-
tinued from IL o'clock until nearly 8
o'clock this afternoon with the result
that the administration was defeated
by vote OF nearly to /.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27
SUBMARINE
is DESTROYED BY A
BRITISH AEROPLANE
English Aeronaut Performs Splendid Exploit Sin
gle Handed -Undersea Monster Completely
Destroyed Near Ostend BY Bombs
Dropped From Above

German submarine has been destroyed
near Ostend. Belgium, by bomb
dropped by ways and means OF an aero
plane. Official announcement to this
effect was made here this evening.
The text OF the statement follows:
"The secretary of the admiralty an
nounces that Squadron Commander Ar
thur w. Bigsworth, X. NJ. destroyed,
single handed. German submarine
this morning by bombs dropped from
an aeroplane. The submarine was OBJ
served to be completely wrecked and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27

The administration lost by vote OF
SO to 81. The attorney general bill
passed the house at the first session
of the legislature and passed the sem
ate after a bitter fight a few days
ago.
Governor Henderson returned the
measure with amendments. striking out
the provision allowing the attorney
general to employ, at his discretion.
special counsel to represent the state
and the section appropriating $12,500
annually for the use of the depart
ment. The executive approved that
section of the bill giving the attor-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27
Killed in Bombardment

Amsterdam, Holland, August 26.-(Via
London 1902 p. m.)--The Tijd says a large
number OF soldiers were killed In the re-
cent bombardment Of Zeebrugge, Belgium.
by a British fleet. Ninety severely wound
ed were brought to Ghent. It says, and
adds that the material damage done ap-
parently was very great, as shed built
for submarines was completely de-
stroyed and with 1t some submarines.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27
GULF OF RIGA FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE FOR PETROGRAD

HEAVY DOTTED LINES INDICATE THE
FINNISH INSIDE PASSAGE, WITH ITS
NUMEROUS EXITS. INTO THE GULF :.
or FINLAND, A II
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27
HOUSE OVERRIDES
HENDERSON'S VETO
Bill Appropriating $12 500 Annually For Attorney
General Department Sustained By House
By Vote of So to "a
by HUGH w. ROBERTS

Montgomery 26(specain
lon question
lof
the offce
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-27
ARE NOW CONVINCED
RECENTLY ENACTED
LAWS ARE FAILURES
Amendment Would Prevent
Shipments on Saturday,
Sunday and Holidays of
Liquor Into State
ny HUGH w. ROBERTS

Montgomery, August 26.
{ Sp ecial. 1.-The prohibition
leaders, convinced that in their
legislation of last winter they
not only failed to reduce the
consumption of alcoholic bev-
erages in Alabama, but in
creased that consumption,
have, after furiously beating
their tom-toms, agreed to recti-
fly, as far as possible, their
egregious blunder.
Tomorrow Mr.. Davis of Walker will in
troduce bill to be known as an amend
ment to a bill already enacted and already
| operative. The provisions of this BILL
brief. follow
1T shall be unlawful for any citizen
Alabama to secure through shipme
every 15 days more than one quart 81
whisky, or three dozen bottles of beer, =
one gallon of wine.
ut shall be unlawful for any Dirt
store TO secure through shipment MOI
than two gallons of alcohol every 80 day
ut shall be unlawful for any express
company or railroad to deliver any con-
.,orr.nt =, a1ooholio ,.,..rau -. e.,
urday, Sunday any legal holiday, or three
days prior to Christmas.
cit snail be unfawfnl for, any trans-
porfation coynpanv 10 deliver : sh,o,,.nt
80 .,o,,,,,a ,..,,,u a.. -. -.
~ aug o"o
me original cohs6hee'
The most unusual OF the four amend
ments Is that which reduces the amount
the recention of which Ia made nos.,h,s
,,,ao. ~, ,a,,, !, go. ,sss.. -
.'' '"o -" "e - s'a""s 'oaas' A>'"'
as Is known, citizen may purchase two
quarts of whisky and five dozen bottles
of beer and two gallons of wine every two
weeks. Under. the amendments. man
will be permitted to receive every 15 days
one quart of whisky. or three dozen bot
ties of beer. or one gallon of wine. AS
shown. the bibulous may select whisky ,r
beer or wine. whereas under present law.
he may secure whisky. beer and wine.
Action Prcmeditated
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a.a,,,a az. ,,,i ,.,h,nh ~. Iii, ,,,.aa,,',..
,a,,,arna,s ,.y ,sts $50 "'''
~ had aI,,,a,s h.or o,,r ,n,.r,,,r %
,,,.n,a,,aa .h..a ana,,,.n.. =. 80 ,,r
'. .neae a''.nu.s ,". -.
pu,posu. J'., "ow.ne'. " pos'pe -
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80, A.. -. ..,,,, ,'a ~ s.,,a 80 LII,
a,. no. ...,,. "'i y, -, 10 .s.,.,.
ihere seems TO De no question put
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of Horatio, lost most of his house
hold goods, Wednesday after
noon, in a fire which destroyed
the house, barn and sheds on the
place, possibly starting from a
defective flue. He was away
from home when Mrs. B. discov-
cred the blcze upstairs, and with
no facilities for fighting the fire
the buildings were soon consum-
ed. Unable to learn amount of
loss or insurance. Bradford Sem
tinel.
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invite everybody advantage Offer order send office mail
Enqine Oil FiItering Tank.

An efficient and easily made tiIterlng
tank for removing impurities from an
engine can be made as here Illustrated,
says Popular Mechanics 1t consists
of a plain tank, y, with large outlet
at the bottom, and is provided with
cover, B. This has three. openings
one for a receiving funnel, c: another
in the center. for plunger rod. D,
having a handle at the upper end ana
a perforated plungcr at the lower end.
and q third for siphon. or drainpipe'
E. which conducts the filtered oil from
the tank to an outside can. At the in
ner end the siphon L is U shaped, so
IT NAV remove the top or purest oil
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0vERWORKlMG DIGNITY.
What Happened When the Minister
Gave the bridegroom Timely Hint.

What Happened When the Minister
Gave the bridegroom Timely Hint.
A minister was recounting some OF
his amusing experiences in marrying
people. There's al old custom, said
he. that the bridegroom shall kiss the
bride il .pdiately after the marriage
ceremony is over. It's u good, prac-
tical custom. for it serves more handily
than anything else that know or to
obstinate the awkward pause that al
most always follows Il simple, informal
ceremony. For this reason | keep the
custom alive.
zone day man whom | shall call
Smith came to the parsonage to be
married Mr.. Smith was pompous,
consequential little man. The prospec-
tive Mrs. Smith was fine, winsome
Girl. After the ceremony Mr.. Smith,
in spite of his pomposity, did not seem
to know just what was the next thing
TO do. so, as is my practice in such
emergencies, said, My dear sir, 1t is
YOUR privilege to salute the bride He
turned around and, extending his hand
| formally, said, Mrs. Smith. congrat
ulate you.' New York Times.