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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

@rolb Sorts; $. g. NpgoorO, Sal
'tdo @illiom Ibrobantion. Tliims
mcr; Sans Benton, grgple; Gneen
Sobnion 6crtlle; q. g &obnion,
Groofaton; Sans >om1ion, Gait
@rono Sorts; s. @ier, Glorio; Che
ooorc Clion, Gait @rono Sorts; SIi-
per No9aaro, SaIitab; Sipcr Slinoe,
Neo %afe; Sobn @aur, VerIep;
Mons NGige, Wobnoucn; Sbos.
Sfrci, @lpnoon; Norman lbortpeot,
@Ipnoon; Z. Eeteriou, Nnuocf
Nenrn Cien, 5biei Riper sails; Sllo.
mig Neterlon, Sancoitcr, % Sepi
Sbortpc6t, Woorbeoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Selimacn at SamDer Gumntn op9i-
hineton =Srep.
@oibinston, 3. g., IA. Sch. 1911

NSNIp'hS'p't - - - owe '"h''
S>for1oorS, Sen 12te Sebruor, bar
Oct ErGiioent Sincoln5 SpOlelaoug.
Gen er life nogen loplig SelligOug
Der / Sopebituoen, men Den blir Dog
alto erilloret poa Ell eller onoen
Muobe. Suor tor oct bel meo Sanb.
beo iige9, at Den er blet ielret paa
Ell mere emo %olnlinoeli9 ieltlIg %
potriptiif MaoOe, ielp on bette npr.
melt itplOes ct SiliGlbe.
Gen Erotelt, ion FrGii0erten %
Hegieriugen ienOte til SplflanO
moo oct iiOlte &anbs ~piltaarlige Sp.
iotnin al, bpuo ser fan fables
ariga5one, % ben miloelt talt brit
tale Srllolel moo noitrale Sfibe og
Sorgere, ionl Def tpife 9l0ntirnlitet
nulio ietl0te 0c neitrule Magter, er
nenilia oateret Den 12tc Sebrliar.
Senne Erotelt er ct ligefrenl % OGrs
Dig Sofllment, lonl gjpr Den onlerl'
fanife Negicring al sGre. Zen er
life lang, tpertin1oO mleget forfeit.
tet, o. oen3 Snbtolo fnn 9iengipes
/ noole ganite fuu Srb. Gen meO-
oeler lilnpeltben oen tpltc Heglertng,
at 9robet al onlerifanlte Sorgere %
Z0elU0oclle al unlerlfan'te Sflbe ar
tpitc Srlo05mun0, bporiombellt Oct
te matte ioregau, pil bli betragtet
ionl Ell ilenotlig Nunoling og bope
0e Tplocr, lorn Ell laaoan lpopanllgs
bis meoferer. Settc er ct Sprog,
ser ionumer Jig en- iri og 1terf Nas
tipr, % Ser er neppe Spil ON, at
oet oil gjpre Sll6trpf og oerpco og-
ion tienc 0e mlnore belolg ltllleoe
noitralc Wa0ter, Der er for page
til at bGpoc line H%ettigbeoer. Tel
err set iua, at oet or Ell befieilot Gag,
at De 1Surcneoc Stater life er for-
bcreot puo "a better lftc pnlfer
&ria; men oe &irlpefiloer, De raa-
Ser oper, gior oglaa bette bare til ct
Si0niporQamual. Sfuloc 9tpopen-
oiaheocn fonlme. piloe Sulloet pGre
pcl iitouo til at i%oriuarc Jig, lor no
ocn ISien0e unoer De muuGrenoe Sor-
bolO uiloe flnne afle I'll &rl9sn1agt
til NlnQrcb. Serior cr H~c9ieringela
Note life noget tonlt &nlpa | Sorls
men, ser fan igllorerea. Ser er NE
dcn Sutl ont at Den CT nlpor!lg
nlent GA 1T Den oil hduc Ell gaultlt9
S~n0ilnoclic o0iaa Ior andre lleltrd-
Ic Mnuter, Der nlltllof lG1gc bar
pclltct pau at iuo bore ct Ilporaoro
ira sln1crifa. Nll or bette fonllnet,
"a olori1 bar Sen nnuGrcloe Heg1e-
ring 0iort noNet, ionn piI bli moota-
act meo itprre Silfreosbeo baaoe
inbet. o. uoenlanoa, enc bette.
Sontioid meo open'or omtalte
9tpte til Spifluno nf9it oalau Ell til
Gnolono, bpori Spmert'ombeoell
berlcocs poa, at engclife Sanoelsltis
be uloertiocn ieileoe nnoer arlert'
fonif Stag, naar Der bar Nare Tor
Nnareb Al tuife llnoerpanoabaaoe,
"a at oettc Ter f,nIbe Bit fnrll9 Tor
nnierifanite Sfibc. bpiS SnoeIliItet
Suifcrnc life altio bapoe I%nleonulg
til at f~onitaterc. Senne Note or p9'
Iao CT marbig o. pGrSi9 Sotlnlett,
ser giar Dor &e9ierin9 sGre. %
uaur ben life err itarp, ION Den m
lie Note. iaa er Der gooc 8riinoe
ocrior. Ser er Der nenllia meaet
tpiliomt. ON ser er fleet noact %ruo
pau NolfercttenS Norltrirter. Get
er oerimoo meget iano'pnllg, at
Gnllano blot IortiTtter ell sanrnlel
bUpbet Traris. iom boa .unncr &c
mp0renoe SorboIbe fan meolcrc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
3un Dukntn.
linn Monb Ssb NJ W(uSinro;

ming. Zen 16.oarige Gaanpalb 9e.
terIon | Ilanorcoll or 300 eiter polo-
ionlnlc SibeIicr al 9Iooiorgiitning.
Gn %eifabigeIie al GnGct nopiflcoe
'ig I'll Den onoarteoc Spgoom.
Narets pGritc Snciturm berieoe Sc
llelte Sele AZ Staten ira Sreooa Ni-
ten inotil Sgnoaa Nitcn, OF eiter
Telrfontoreta Spguper ialot ser /
Nberoccn II Sommer Snc. Ger Der
lfeoc ionltibig Ell polbiom %ino, %
Der bleo / ct Sioaurm al u Elmer
life rsrt Ell Sporpogn. Wongc poa-
ltoo, at bette par Den pGriie Sne-
ltorm man bar bopt poo lem Mar.
Nac Sog paa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sppeollnie blcp %ltanict, ioet Der to
Wtil DIT Tor @oipole bapoe Oarnet Tia
'oa pGloiqe Snciomer, at Soaenc
Tor ell Slo life flnoc fommc iQicn-
mem. III Sogtruiif bar ioo onltrcut
ltoniet Senoag. SEQ Wfiuer ioIot
Der omtrcllt Ell 500 Sne, men man
troeoc fife of Stornlelt piloc iorpol.
Dc neutrality-suspicious. nogen uIpor-
lige Cab.
Eiac umfommct / Snciturm. 5il
Serrcio fom lioite Sirsbag 9eifeO
ON. at OtiiS Warn Hraeief, Scr liant
men nleo Ell Nrooer boeoe otte Wil
ipope't Tor nppnte On, par ontfom-
met rlloer llbite Sneitorm. Sltn bups
De ON Iftellen iorlaot lin Srooer5
Slenl Tor at 9aa til lin Wto0er. Der
buc0e Ell balp WtilS Nei oeriru, p0
onIen0lfient bllil nTiten Du9lig bapoc
guoet nlellenl oe to Sien o. iaaleoea
neic iflIloe fjenoe %eien, ina er bun
oog 0enne Gang faret pilo. Soruoen
S%neltormen bar ser Ell INF Gage, %
eftcr enNollg at houe tobt Den lille
Stl, par oct lmlilli0t ct %orlentere lla.
Gn Nnbo hortc Ti9enS Nebraab ON
Nitenen ST. s, men tro0@ lin Se=
gen belt iii ST. ; ON Worgenen fllll-
&c ban life iiuoe benoc. Nriie Wtor-
gen, ga man iorpiaic0e iig ont, at
hltl life bar hperfell hos lin Wtooer
cllcr Nrober. ~iorinttc$ Giteripgeller,
o0 pco WtiooogstiOer innbtc9 henoea
itipiro3lc %i9 onltrent en- NicroeoelS
Wtil ira Nroocren5 Stem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
111tarouHu.
Spbnfsnnrfcre pranniicrcr.

SpuufsOnr1cre DrNult1crcr. Sells
imoo 600 SobofSoprfere / Ternon
Gountu meote iorleben / &iroalia %
orauniiercbe en- "Gool" for at opnoa
beore Eriier Tor line Sobafablaoe. 3.
:. Mnbonep uolgtes til TrGiioent
og s. :. SennineS til SetretPr pg
@eItnrer.
Nurorer b%illiacrc %rpb. "Getoil
@rocer9 N9Inciotlon" / ga Crosse
bar erflpret @penS 9dgere &rig Tor
at tpinge Dem til of reollcere YriIen
poa Nro0 iaa megct, at ct loa0ant
iii S%orbrIgeren fan lGlgea for 3
Gents. Sioen lite Sebr. hnr Sor.
6anolcren muottct betalc ) Gents %
Sorbruocrcn 6 Gents.
Srrbt nnocr Sfirenb. ct Bella
acliQt lllutfcatilirlbe inbtrai forle.
Sen pco Collar, ioet ben 16.aarige
Hellben Sec, Sen al Wfr. % WrS.
Gam Gee 6eriteos, inlot laaleoe5 paa
Nopcoct UNDER ct Sfirenb, at ban
6ebc uoen at gienpinoe @epiOitbeoen.
San ontaQea unoer Saloet at bupe
iorprcoet Naffcn cg bcifaoiget Den
itore Nerpe ira Slernen til Hp9ra-
Den.
Selinacn AT Saiuper Gunntn opai-
pes. SEQ ct nplig afbolbt Waslene-
De / GuoisIon blep oct ~be'luttet, at
Den paatpnfte Ceiling al Satpper
Golrntp Tor BET fsrite opgipes. Man
ianot, at Gorntpet life enonu bar til
itrpffelig mooent ior Ceiling, li9e-
iom Der heler life bite iig en- til
itr9ffelig Stemming oerfor. Ser bar
ufholbt Wasiemeoer / Ter forifiellige
Somns, bporai De ire ltente for % De
andre ire inlob Selin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

Sil Eoitmcitcr / @icfc@, &efierion
Gorultn cr llbnGpnt Is. u. Wublen.
&plomi uco SarlpmtuWm. st Gel
fob ira Sfluhomn hur n9r Snrlolp=
tomll fiebt 10000 Ncres Tarmluno
Tor Der at oprctte Ell 2oloni. Sonoet
pil bliue pp0elt / llnuu Narnle og
nucrorauet iii Snbilptterc ira DC ipo.
Iigc Stutcr.
~lllopriicn itigcr. : Butte nteIote3
Munbng Nitcn, at Ser / Sult Sufc
Gitu par inogaaet aoltruft for Sepc.
ring Al 100000 TllnO lllo ira SOa-
no. lltuh o. Wtontnnn til Ell TriS AZ
% I'll 26 Gents pr. Enlo. Set bar
ier ppret polltcliNt at opnnd 20
Gents pr. Gin0 / Mpntunu.
Strio um Hictsirbc. @orucre /
Mt0lcinc Eafc hor III tagct De mo
lcocnoc Sfriot til at fropriltc Elen-
tnipooo ben pco li0ite %alg erbperue.
oe Net til NctalToct / Sberiont
Goluntn. YlentpDoob tit Ell Wtulorl-
tct al 46 Stemmcr, men Nteoiclne
Satc nlcilcr. ar Der fan pnupile@ pla=
ie Observation-Disclosures, lom belt bill
~forall0re Helllltatct.
lllucm nnrcttcr Sfuoc. &reutilr-
oporpttere / CANTON Gollntp bar /
0cn icnerc Sio liot ltorc Cab uco Ill
pcua Ncrllnger, og Dc har III uolo-
pct Ell Nelpnnlng az SO Tor bpCrt
al 0ialc Nupopr, ser orpbca / DC
Strp0, hppr &rcatllrernc hapnea.
lllucnc or al Den ltorc 0rua Nrt, OF
sc or0bcr iiUr I'll WtUn10c anlpc %
SOL. Ger hnr | Segialoturcn pGrct
Gale pnl at tllbugcfaloe Den nlqiGl-
oenoc Sop ON Sfubpcugc. % bette
bar nutlirligpla pdtt me0cr Bitter
heo blauot Observation-Disclosures. Gt
Maaiemebc iful ben 22bc tScbr. al
holoca / Stipef ior at 0ame Ell Or
sanitation pI ucotuge Hrotciter.
%nnf / WtcoiciHc %nfc rpct. 30
moitcrc0c WUmo trUllltc lloite
Soraou0 lnb / Sarnlera Stntc %dnf
/ Wtcoicinc %ate. bnn0t Nu@lcrcrcr
o. bans Nlaiiltcnt iult Ill Stole mco
oerca %urclUlcr on uloilop iuu nlco
Sc 5000, Der par / Honfcn. No
pcrnc, Ser bcggc ipnte& at pare me-
ocslu1gc MTnb, lauoc &Ibchcitc iNc-
rc0itab, o. &c hapoc Ct Qo0t Sor.
ipran1, ipr Neuerlct op0alcoc@ %
Sorioluelic flnoe bcgpnoc@. Ge nl-
taaea oper Sort Beef Neicrpatlonen
at bope iat alrlen moo CANADA.
$irlOe Ell lenere Giterrttninl cr ocr
enc al Heperne Ell llnl Wan0 pco
Naun Nlrthur Nan'on - bleucn iddi
ret % tuget tllfanae elter I'll bio
Tia aomp. Zen anoeu Heper ilol
ia ooa iaiennem ocn Ming, iou Sor.
iel0crnc hapoc ounnet, forlto'fcoe 'il
en- I'M Ncit % ior'uanot moo Sann-
ooarunicn. Ndnion hapoe nT1tct al
itnNc paa line Sor'elgere, hporIol
han nlcb ct Stublaar | Stnlocrcl1
blcp iorlaot al lin 2anmncrat. Sdn.
rel io0oe@ BOG life az purc 'ar'
ligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

por 169 500. Yfr. Snttpebt BETA.
0igebe um0er Ssbct lin enc Ipfel, o.
Sngerne mcnte, at BON Tor Geiten al
8interen life fitnoe oeltage / flere
Sfircno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Colorado.
I'm HeforS i Sfircmb. |

Nh HefOrS / Sfirenb. Huber oct
Stireno. icmt iioitc SenonN ianbt
Steh peo steamboat SprIndS. latte
Noanor Smtpebt al Chicago Ell nm
Hcforo pco at hoppe 10 600. Zen
IerocnSreforb. Ser iorriae Sintcr
iattcs pco 9cbct i Sronpoph, Mfid),
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

Heo'tnber. SEQ Nurets Glloe Ifiiloe
ban ioa tiaaoes al trGffe Here Sen.
&c, ON De isrit betroeoe DiiOlcr bite
Ilg Del alloellote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Viles furerst ban fro e,;t Joor

Npoihctere tilbaatbetaler penatre hpts Ya;o Siuts
mtnf Tie flrerer flsenoe. riulte. btebtnbe eller frens
itoaenoe Rtles. ,}orIte Nnpenbelie qlp,r @~iHoring.
80 6enis Advertisement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

Gibbs / Iamestoum. Gn &loc.
brand nObrso Dtanoo0 / aiGlocr-
ctogcll a. zimmerman COS Iepar,
temclltablltlf / Samc@toml, % itor
Stooc onrcttcoca iiGr pco Hga og
Nolo, Tor SIoen il%ufrcoc2. Sloct
bar opitoact peb 6prititfcr / Butt
fnt. NrDrnr,otSoI;,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Ennfc / M%lcranocr ilnacs inmmen,

20 al Nlerdnoera ire &altiorrctnin-
ger cr 'laact lonmen, loct Scnnoinn-
nlon Nnicrlcan bar uptnlet Mcaen=
5lc Gollntn State Eont. @lunocr 81.
ion, Der npll0 troobtc al iom Stota-
fa3icrcr, cr ocn omorgduiiercoe Sn-
ltitlttlull5 Vrplioent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
ut furcrc 3oruslcISc al m goo.

ga "nrntmt grouto S.ujniuc S%ablcttcr. Npotheicrr
autbctaIcl Tcuncuc huje DC re inloc uulc y.
Grpuc 8 1iQuatm pod huer 9Gitc 35t ADV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Gciifabelt 9Gateifob.

iflTmmcr lll9cn, flyer man, men
noar Ell futhol'f Ereit pes Sort Dates
mclOcr, at ban bar piet Wfiia Mole
NiNb Gut OF @orrp Voor Nog, ina
tTntcr man liz BELT / 0cttc 9Ggtcifob
ct SnmIip iom mcllen Sumo og aot.
%rlocpnrrct ntco oc b~etcqucuoc Nup-
ne uNr SIollrlll0idnere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
ltttltitrIntu.

Eiunccr 0uinoc 900. Wtr@. Char
GrictioL Der iom I'll Nott'ou
Normm / 1869. e. 300 / ut Nlcm uco
Nlu0om.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

Nicrina innc@ oo1 at rare, at "a.
looncruc ocnnc @uug life lnoer ltg
roftc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Anntuuu

Sil Euitmcitcr / @icfc5, $efieriolr
cr ltonGpnt Is. u. Wtuoien.
Snfnui non Gnrlnmtnmu Gt col
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

StOr llSitiliina / Gruofstun. Niiu,
lcioto Rco Nircr NnIlcu Scutlop
mcnt AsiotlutIou oabncoc Slr@ooQ
lin iIcr0t o0rliQc lloltilinA a. NQcr
brul3pro0uttcr. 0cnnc Wanl /
G~roof>tou |lloiualnNcu bctcNue@ ionl
uirou0uIll pntfer, lTrIi9 pco Nct
Ntni2paIo02 iom pao III me1ct limit
'TroIl Ntda0c pnr opiort % 'orre-
item var ser Ct lao ltort l(opull a.
ollie Slud3 AQcrproouttcr. al oct belle
Qiproc Stuten 9Grc, Zen ltorc llo.
itininQ Al Mats par ilGr Ell Guerra
itclic Tor mango, o. Der iortTllc3 ON
Ell Wfuuo ira Soma. AZ ban puuItcllg
tumoc iptic ocnmc Wai@aulina | DOR
binoclic meo ucropcitligc NiuneIotd,
citcr 90 @cNrcber han hapNe ON bette
Strpg. Nlonbt Dem. Der crholot
YrUmlc Tor i'm ubitillcoe Mal1, Tan
ioooou iilrug nrpnca =. y. 2o2'
berg. gIorio; %Ictor Sobnion, Gait
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
TOO MANY PENNIES FOR A WHISTLE, SAYS PRESIDENT OF CUBS
Thomas Willing That Feds Get Mcconnell if Money Expended on Him Be
 Refunded

Chicago, April 7.-Charles II. Thomas. president of the Chicago Nationals, inti- mated today he was willing the Chicago Federals should have the services of George Mcconnell. pitcher if the Ma tional could get back the money they had invested in him. Thomas submitted to President Weegh hman of the Chicago Federals a statement Of the expense the Nationals incurred in Mcconnell before he jumped to the F'ederals.
 You may regard this as a debt of honor" Thomas wrote. q am sure you do not want to be party tosl an act
 of piracy pending the outcome of lti- gation in court"
 , Thomas related that the Nationals had paid $250o for Mcconnell paid his salary last fall and sent him on spring train ing trip
 Thomas continued:
 Knowing you as I do I cannot be- lieve that you personally would care tc enact the role of Captain Kidd, and de liberately grab one of our players es. pecially as the decision of the court re- garding these matters has not beer handed down. No one expected any acts
 of piracy pending this decision, and
 can hardly bring myself to believe that you have signed Pitcher Mcconnell You
 as a good sport and business man
 naturally would not want to confiscat, i the assets of another business corpora
 tion.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
Card Party and Dance
 Are Very Enjoyable

About U couples were present last night at the musicale dance and card party given under the auspices of Bir- mingham lodge. Knights of Columbus at their home on Third avenue The affair was one of the most enpoyable entertainments given by the Columbian Knights and was a success throughout. Among the musical numbers weresvocal selections by Mrs Edward Mathews. Rabel ziegler. Miss Margaret Antwine and Mrs. H. J. Krfbs which were much enjoyed. An exhibition dance by MT. and Mrs II. C. Miles was a feature of the evening. The dance numbers were in charge of John w. o'Nein. Judge O. R. Hundley, M. E. Linnehan, H. J. Kribs and W. S Pritchard
 The card games were in charge of Mrs. John Anawine. Progressive euchre was among the games played Mrs A. S. klyce won the ladies' first prize, a hand some cut glass bowl; Miss Ellen Collins won the second prize. a hand painted eel cry dish; Mrs. J. J. Platten drew the con- solation prize. set of water glasses. A. s. klyce won the gentlemen's prize. a silver cabinet clock, and c. H. Bradley won the consolation prize. a match box holder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
COUNSEL CLASH IN
 THE KENNY SUIT

Interest continues in the trial of the s50,O00 damage suit against the Loyal Or der of Moose that is being held in the city court before Judge Charles W. Fer guson and clashes between opposing counsel are frequent. The suit is based on the death of Donald A. Kenny. who died while being initiated into the or der in July. 1913 Quite number of witnesses are summoned for both sides and the trial will probably last the re- mainder of the week. Appearing for the plaintiff Thomas Kenny. father of the deceased, who sues as administra- tor, are c. P. Beddow and c. H. Harsh. The defendants are represented by Rob- ert N. Bell, James Burgin and Arthur H. Jones of Anderson, Ind, past supreme dictator of Loyal Order of Moose, and attorney for the order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
GOVERNOR SLOW IN NAMING HIGHWAY COMMISSION, CLAIM

Chattanooga Tenn, April 7.-Charging that the failure of Governor Rye of Ten
 nessee, to name commissioners for the Dixie highway is imperiling the cause c. F. James, president of the Dixie Highway association, vonght gave out a statement in which he, with the backing of the association, locates a portion of the route, and issues a call for two conferences to decide on the remainder of the lines. The first conference is to
 be held in Chattanooga September 15, and the second in Chicago April 22. The president of the association declares the Tennessee governor Is endeavoring to pledge possible appointees to certain con- ditions and states that the object of the | association in declaring independence is to keep politics out of the project. | The first section of the Dixie highway as designated by the association fol- | lows:
 | Commencing at a point on the Ken l lucky and Tennessee state line AL | bany. Ky, thence southwardly along the | Cumberland plateau passing near James,
 town, Tenn, Crossville, Pikeville and
 Dunlap, crossing Signal mountain to 1 Chattanooga: thence by Lookout moun-
 tain, over Missionary Ridge. through
 Chickamauga National park to Kingston,
 Ga, Gainesville, Marietta, Atlanta and Macon; thence to Jacksonville, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
CRUCIAL TEST IN HARVESTER SUIT
Case Laid Before the Su- preme Court in Oral
 Agreement

Washington. April 7.-The crucial con test in the governments dissolution suit against the International Harvester com pany began today with presentation of the case to the supreme court in oral ar- guments.
 The suit was begun three years ago in the federal district court of Mime sota. More than 12OO witnesses were heard by the lower court, which even- tually held the company was combi- nation in violation of the Sherman anti trust law. and directed it's dissolution into at least three equal and indepen- dent organizations.
 John P Wilson of counsel for the com pany, emphasized the fact that the pe- tition for dissolution charged that the Harvester company had been guilty of illegal practices toward customers and competitors He followed that with the statement that since the case had been tried in the district court, the govern ment had changed its position and in stead of pressing these charges insisted that the mere acquisition of preponder- ating proportion of previously competing businesses in and of itself constituted a violation of the sherman law.
 Denying the governments construction of the law and insisting that the case should be tried out along the lines of the petition, MT. Wilson declared the business of the company during the 1o years of it's existence before the suit was brought showed two main purposes prompted it's organization. These were to develop the foreign trade and to es- ta1lish an all year round selling organi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
CARL MORRIS GETS
 SEVERE BEATING

New York. April 7.--Jim Coffey. the Dublin Giant" administered severe beating to Carl Morris of Oklanoma, m a 10-round bout here tonight Coffey forced the fighting nearly all the way and twice had Morris groggy
 as the bell sounded.
 Coffey made good use of a left iab and
 a right hook to the head. while Morris
 who weighed 22s pounds to Coffey's POO, | leaned heavily on his opponent in the clinches. At close quarters Morris landed many hard body blows.
 coffey was bleeding from the mouth in the second but in the next round a left hook brought blood from Morris mouth. Morris was grogsy al the bell ending the fourth and in tho fifth was shaken up by hard right to the body. A left hook cut Morris eye in the eighth. The westerner was staggering at the end of the ninth and he held tightly in the final round
 Both fighters had issued challenges to
 Willard and a big crowd saw the con
 foe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
Johnson Gets Passports

Havana, April 7-Jack Johnson today obtained passports at the American lega- tion for himself and wife, swearing to an affidavit that he never had been con victed of a felony in the United States, that no charge was pending against him and that he was not subject ro arresy if he returned to America. He said he pur- posed returning to the United States within three months.
 Johnson also swore that American pass ports he brought to Cuba with him had been stolen. In his affidavit he said he was an American citizen. The former champion said he intended going from Cuba to Jamaica and thence to England and France, where he hoped to make more money before retiring to the life of a farmer in France. Johnson said he expected to ally himself with moving picture concerns in Europe and that he probably would lecture before and dur ing the exhibition of the pictures of the fight in which Willard defeated him.
 The big black. however, has told so many stories concerning his future plans that nobody in Havana knows Just what he will do The belief seems to be grow ing that he has no definite ideas as to the future. There has been much doubt in Havana a to Johnsons legal standing in the United States, reports having been circulated that his friends were attempt ing to arrange for his case in Chicag go 1 under the Mann act to be dropped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
ITALY AND SERVIA TO
 REACH AGREEMENT

Paris, April 7.--(5:15 a. m)--Itaiy and Servia are about to conclude an agree ment. says The Excelsior's Rome corre- spondent, on the following basis:
 ''ItaIy will not oppose Servia's occu- patton of territory giving her an outlet to the Adriatic on condition that this territory be not fortified. The question of Trieste and 1stria has not even been discussed, the allies having recognized the Italian capture of these locations. If this agreement is signed this week as expected,' the correspondent says, the entry of Italy into the war may be considered imminent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
Accidentally Killed

Gadsden, April 7.-(Special)--w. NJ Pilseson, % years old, an electrician, met death late this afternoon at the East Gadsden plant of the Alabama Power company. Details of the accident are lacking. but it is said that the man was fearfully burned. and lived only short time. message for physician was fol- lowed in a short time by call for an undertaken. Pilseson's home was in Bos- tor,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08

Effective Sunday. April II, train No. 3. due to arrive Birmingham at I2:OI noon, and train No. 4. due to leave Bir- mingham at 3;JO D. m.. will be discon- tinued between Birmingham and Col umbus. Ga. Seminole Limited will take place of these trains making approxi- mntely all regular and flag stops pre- viousiy made by Nos. 3 and f. No. 9 tseminole Limited) will nrrive, Bir- mingham at f2:2J noon, instead of I2.i5, and No. 10 tsenfnoIe I.imited) will leave Birmingham at 4;10 p. na. instead of 4;:D5 D. m.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
Gives Sum to College

Cincinnati, April 7.The sum of s26o,ooO is bequeathed to Miami university at oxford. O.. Tn the will of the late Mrs. Laura ogden Whaling of Cincinnati filed for probate today. The amount is given for the purpose of building dor mitory as a memorial to Mrs. Whaling . brother. the late George Ogden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-08
Traywick Sues Goodall

T. H. Traywick has entered suit in the city court against R. M Goodall in which he claims $10,00O damages for al- legged personal injuries. He contends that on December 19 an automobile belonging to the defendant struck a wagon on which the plaintiff was riding and in- juired him.