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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
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3leinaiien.

Berlin, 13. Sanudr, duf ordbtlos
fem Dese naa SapOiae, g. s. Oas
offi5isGe Radri9isnbursau md9te am
IWtttpoh bus Solgenoe betanut:
Gin an 10. Sunuor in &pnitans
tinOpsl Dsr0ffeutlihtss Bulletin iust,
bab bic Siirtsn al Der 6uuptfroRt
mebrns ruiiii6e YOiitiOusn erftiirmt
baben, unb bic Siirfsn in Der peril
IideH prODin8 9IfsrbaOf9aH Die Rui.
feu OsrfOIstsu.
.3psi 8ataiQone britii9er Srup.
peu," sbsibt ss in bem Bulletin Deitsr,
.Oeriu4tsn aud bic arabif9en Silfss
truppeH Der Siirten bel Rarrd, am
uutsnH sieris. gu iiberruf9en, fis sea
ristbeu aber in einsn 5intsrbaIt IND
Ipsrloren $50 Ueann on 5pbten uno
9srpunbstsu. Die grttsn oDgsn iid
mad stpsi StuHbeH ldnsem aampf 5ue
rid, DON ben glrabern perfolgt.
rlluoffi5isle 4onitantiuopeIer gla6=
ri6tsn msIOen bag am 9. sSanuar srs
fOlgte 2nnben BON britiihen Marinss
Itruppsu DON bem Srsu5er rlSoris" an
Der iprii4en aiifte bel Sariieti. Die
&iiitenpo6e 5pans aber bic 8ritsR,
ii6 untsr 3uriidIaFiuns ibrer Muni.
tiOH tpieber eiu5ufdiffen.1
Die 9epei9eu meIoen aud, Oab bic
Siirtsn Elm Dafsrfabr5eus pom sinsul
britif6eu arsu5er BEL 2ltabab, IN ara.
bteu, am nOroDitIideu gnbs oes 30.
then geeers ssIsssn, berubseI4ofen
bdttsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
Bon geuhtreiterR ers
f9pffen.

pdbucab, ap., 13. DEG. - Der
sSarmsr pebro Wipbuubro, Der iib bic
JeinbIddft Der Ru9treiter Suss5os
gen uRb iih troB mebrfua on ihu ers
ganaenen Warnungen seipeigert bate,
bic 8egeno Su oerloiIen, tpurbe geiteru
Ha6t Don elmer 9anbe Tantreiteru
aus feiner @obnune, rabe 2aprencs.
bile qebolt uno obne peiteres erfGoi'
len. Dies iit Der Stpeite SHdnotbat,
pelds fib Radtreiter i'm tpeitlthen
&entudp ipGbrsnb Der lebten 3eit bdz
ben 5u S9uISen tommen lafen, oenn
por Gur5em tUltrbe Der Sdrmer SeurD
guen aus feiuer @obuuug in WSibs
lenberq gsbolt unb an einsm 9aume in
Der HGbs Der lestereH duIsetRipft.
Snterua tionoIe Slutte
gcbtnihtn t II q d s umpton
9ionos.
gSaibinetou, Q. 6, IS. Sar.
9as RenOe5uous Der .interilationalen
Slottn, Sas in @erbinOling nit Der
@anuma.aounlS @roifuungsieier III
Sompton 9fonoS erfoIgen ioate, ipc'
railf Me Shifie lire 5abrt nah &a'
uuma antrcten iollten, iii altigesebcn
ipurcen. Statt oeIieu per6eu iduntt'
lid)e Shiife oireft uaa 6riitobal an
6ItitIifen @noe hes SaualS fubren
mno ron BORT aus aeuteiniam OIL oer
3erencnier tbeiluebnen.
Reuer aufFuub in Sapti.
g9oibingtou, 2. G., 10. SarL
Der neue repollttiondre sIuiltoHo in
Sapti bat ioIhe Gimeuiiouen anee-
nommen. oaB Der areu5er -&salb'
iugton~, Der iid) ieet in Sunpton
Sfoobs befinoet. ben 9eiebI erbaIteR
bot, uilBer IeIner reauIoreu @tunil-
i6aft nod 100 MorrneiolOGteu ar
@or6 5r nebmelt unb iih iofort nat
@uonaeopbo Sop, an 90, -iitcIidlet
&iiite BON @uba, Su begebeH, nen mo
aus er Sopti su ieoer 8eit itneu err
riGn fam,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
gtattlibes @rbtbeil.
lleber einen @roferelerf idjiittet SOr'
TINA ibr SiillborH aus.

Gaut elmer bonn 8unbesri6br Solz
liiter ssftern abgegebensn gntI9si=
buna 1T Robert 8. Sneal, fpel9sr in
Rfiins Sun, Snb., als @rocerDclert
ieinen pfli6ten gegen bic 9efeuI9dft
nu4tommt, Der gefebIi1e grbe DON
(sisentblm an Der Jiinften nd6e 8ins,
Iuel9es jebt einen 9beil Der aGosn
DON Wiableb &: Gorep 6ilbet, lotpis
oss 9runbitiids, auf ipelfem bas
5amilp Sbeater oil Der gine Strabe
anter6alb Der Se9iien itebt. Der
Wertb biefss Gissntbums miro auf
lpenisitens $500, 600 psranIhIast. Der
Yrp5eb, ben Snsal bsspegen angss
itrsnst bate it idOn peridisbsHs
Sabre alt.
Der ri6terlidsn Gnti6eibung 5us
folse III Snsal Der eiH5iee geieBli6e
erbe Der Charlotte 6. WiIIiams, elmer
Ritte oes uripriingliten @iaentbiis
mers gilmore Wlliams. Der pro8eb
bat Oes psitern erseben. bab Mlilss
Wiliams. Gbarlotss Batter, als bic
ielbe erit brei Sabre alt mar, fi9
nit aeipiffsn anbern Gr6en Deri9ipos
rem bate, I'M cine lImitobung bss
3eitumsnts berbeisufiibren unb auf
6ieie Wsiie feline sisene 9o9tsr I'm
lbrsn 4nfbeil gu betriisen.
Dem 5eitament 3ufolge Iollten bic
3tpsi in 5rage itebenben Stiide gissn=
tbum nd9 bsm 5obe Don Gilmore
Bilidms' Satin unb Shtpsitsr Der
Gbarlotte 5ufalleu unb nah osrem
lobe uuf bic ainber berielbsn iibsr.
ss9sH. iofern iOlae Dorbanbsn fsiH
fpiirbeH.
Ridtsr SOliiisr itiibt ii9 in isinsr
Gntiheioung oarnltf. baB als Der
prO5eb psssn llmitpBuns bes Seita-
ments perbanbeIt ipurbe, Die breijdbriz
se Charlotte uHb ibr ipGtsr g.borenes
aiub ni6t reprGfsntiert iein tonn=
ten, benN bic bamdls aIs aldaer funs
aisrenben Grben pnren ibr feinpIi6
seiinnt gspsIen. gbeuio isi MiIss
Biliums, GburIottss' Batter. beriels
ben isiubIib gsiinnt eetpeien unb
auberbem pareH bic Seitdmentsool=
itreder niht mttDeriIagt tporosu. Sos
bdnn lei bas glbtommen. fpsIhes
Niles Dinilms aIs 9prinuHo fir
Charlotte getroffeu, nift binoenb,
neil ss gessH bus Sntersiie berIeIben
gstpeisn isi. rGs eebt", beiBt ss in
Der gnti6eibuug am S6Iub, .tlar
bsrpOr. baB ss bic abiidt bes Ssitas
tors gsiDeisn III, 6dB bas Gisentbum
on gbarlottss iibsrlsbenoes aino, faQs
elm ipIdss oorbaubeu mar, iibersebeu
ipIte, unb baB Der &IGgsr OnsaI biss
iss Sino it,"
Die 8srtIdgten in-bem Sale fparsH
SuIin q. Stelpart unO Grpiu &.
Sietpart BON Rem YOrt, Sulbn 9.
Miller bon S6io, emma O. 0onalb~
ion BON Rsp Seriep, Wm. Ga5laD,
Glart 9. aubn, Sam +. Garp ST.,
Ogcar SO. aubn, Settle Garp, GGa 80.
Sanre. Gotpin D. Subre, Sin. 5as
min Sbeatre g., iOtpie bic MabIep
&c gdrsip So.
Gs 1T Iebr stpsifelbaft, pb ii9 bic
perilaetsn Grbtn nit Der GntI9eiouus
sufrieben seben. Der Jali tpirb obne
3peifel oppeqirt, beun Der groteu 1T
ar nrnt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14

sntsessnbrlHsen uHb bante Sbnen ber5'
li9 fir bieieIbe. qber ib 5iebs ss fiir
ben iesissn Qusenblid DOT, nidis iiber
be Mabregeln gu fasen. bic Sic angss
fii6rt 9absn. Sd siehe es DOR, MIDI
nod ferner in meine bifd0flids Reiia
beng ein5uf9lieben, mO4te jebo9 ers
fldren, oaB i'd bon bem, mas in meis
n - Sirtenbrief itanD, ni4ts 5uriids
genommsn babe unb audi nidts 5uriids
nebmen tperbe.
geo.; auroinul Mercier.
grSbif4Of Don We9sln."
Dieter Oepeifs bat @sneral BON
Billing 5Olgenoes hin5ugsfiist: DSd
bieie Qntiport bes &urbinals gu WiBs
OeritdnbniiIen fiibren biirfte, nebme id
mir bic 5rsibeit nod 5olsenbss 5u be-
msrten: nS9 beftGtise, buB i'd 2l6s
5iige bss Sirtsnbriefs bes aarbinuIs
in Der Srudsrei tOnfis5ireH uno audi
bic Prieiter, ipel9e i9on Ropien bat'
ten, uufforbern lieB, Oieielbeu bsruuss
Sugs6en. Der &arbinal lit ME pers
baftet, nod lit berielbe in oem SenuB
feinsr peri0nli4en 5reibett bseintrnds
tist porbeu. Sd babe i6n nur ourt
meine SiabsoTfi3iere eriu6eH lailen.
mir cine GrtlGrung Der 5euoeH5 leinss
Sartenbrisfs 5ueeben gu lafeH nuo
duberDem, nm etpdise 0ffertllde
&unbgsbuusen gu Dsr6in6eru, srfndte
i6 i'm, cine DON ibm beubiiatigte Reiie
nab 4ntperpen gu uHterlanen.
@enn bieie WaBregeIu Don benz
&ar6inal pielisi9t als drgerliA Grads
tet tDerbsn, 10 ipareu lie bod uubeoingt
nOtbpenbis, I'M bic SituatioH auf5u1
tldren.
geo.: Jreibsr bon Siiiing,
GjeuerQIdpuberneur"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
s3,pamsis lInterieebpptc
cart bic britiI6e Regte'
RING in MOutreak
N n houeu

y
&anaoa bauen.
WtontreaI, 9nn., 13. San. -
Sci Der CANADIAN 9iders @ompdRp.
DON Wontreal 1T cine 9eitelIun9 DOH
5pau8ia llnterieebpptsn nuh bsm eng
liI6en Muiter, fir bic britii4e Wlas
rine eineeldufen uno Die Nrbeit, oies
ielben fertig gu itelIen, tit bereits bea
aonnen porben. Die syirma 1T cine
8ranfe Der englii6en S6iffsbaufirs
ma 8iders Cons & Worim, DeIhe
ben erfteu Dredbncusbt uno unoere
mdttige Sdiffe fir England gsbdut
bat. Die bieiige 3Deisnieberlase Dura
be Dor fiiuf Ssabreu begnhneH uno tit
crit Dor &ursem fertig geitelit poroen.
Gs tpiro ertIGrt, boB pieie Seitela
lung in teiner 8sr6iubung nit betjes
niaen itebt, tuelbe CHARLES 81. SHfpab
ppn Der engIii6en RegieruHg erbalteH
unb oeeen peIde Die 8unoesbeh6rosH
in @dibiugtOn, neil lie bieieIbe aIs
cine IeutralitdtsperleBung eradtsten,
GiutpanD erbobeH bat.
9eutfde 9ombeH fir DGr'
6au.
9onbOn, 13. Sauaar. Cine De.
peI6e aug aopeH6agen iogt, baB am
Sonutag Elm bsutfder 4Diatitsr Bonn.
ben duf Guardian fallen IisB, unb bag
mebrere Sduier an elmer Der odupta
ftruBsn infoIse osfsn in grano
seratbeH ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
Gli Sffisiere uub 1872
9ytamm
Nnrben non Der Seiaemng oes oent'
idlen @eidnpa0ers serettet,
Oas am 8. 9e3ember be
ben Taltlnnb : Snfeln
3erF0rt purbe.

amiterba m, 13. San. Wis aus
Berlin gsnelbst pirO, purbe Don benz
&rsu5er S6arubprit, als er am s.
DECEMBER bel ben 1saltlanb SHielr
DON einsm britiihen 9ei6naoer asrs
it0rt puroe. 1ti6t Elm Wtann gerettet.
Bon Der r9neiisauu" puroeu iiebsl
Offi3isre uub III Mann gsrettet; DON
Der ,Niirnberg" Z Wann unb Don Der
.Qeipaia" 4 0ffi8iere unp 15 Wlann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14

antrdgs bes ar6eitsbireftors tss
treffs gaus BON QbBusss&andlen IN
Der GlentDab 4penue pom gnbe nsr
3analifotion bis aur Rutkbge 4pes
nue., iopie i'm gssirf BON Win.on
place, ipurben angenommen.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
BOGGAN ORDERED
 TO COLLECT LICENSES
Those Who Fail to Pay on Demand Will Be Hailed Before City
 Recorder

Tax Collector J. J. Boggan has received instructions from the city commissioners to collect all unpaid city licenses and to place all persons who fall to pay the said licenses on demand under bond to appear at the police court to answer a charge of doing business without H. cense Recently the tax collector sub mitted list of delinquent licenses to the city commissioners, which included several professional men and some reput- able firms. The licenses have been due since January 1 and according to the instructions given the tax collector must be paid at once. The following letter was sent to MT. Bogsan in this regard: MT. J. J. Boggan. License Collector. City
 Hall:
 Dear Sir-Referring to the list of un- paid licenses in the city of Birmingham. you are hereby instructed to proceed to collect same promptly.
 "All these licenses were due January 1 last. Eight months have elapsed. and there is no just reason why any person or firm should ask the city for further time. If necessary place delincuents un- der bond and proceed to collect.
 e. WARD, President
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
CLUB FORMED BY
 MILITIA OFFICERS
Object Is to Promote Ef- ficiency of Local National
 Guard-Papers Filed

Incorporation papers were filed yester- day in the office of the probate clerk to the effect that group of militia officers of Jefferson county had inoor- porated themselves into body to bs known as "rhe National Guard Officers Club of Jefferson County"
 The object of the organization, accord ing to the incorporation papers, is the promotion of the efficiency of the Ma tional Guard of Alabama. The following officers were named in the incorporation articles:
 Carl Seals, president; l.. s. Dorrance. vice president; R. V. Mabry, second vice president and M. H. Jordan, secretary and treasurer.
 The papers also give the following list Of charter members: Carl H. Seals, l. s. Dorrance. R. V. Mabry B. K. Mc- Morris, J. T. Evans, Ravee Norris, John M. Fray, Frank Finn. Julian P. Smith, J. D. Carlisle, Virgil Roach Hal F. Hal stead, R. B. Kelly. Jr., w. l.. Fuvman. Robert L. Pittman, L. s. Morgan, L. J.. Beaumont, w. S Pritchard. M. H. Jor- dan. Lacey Edmondson, Albert s. Fitz- patrick, w. T. Wingo. Joohn Trimbe Wilburn I. Cole, Fred A. Field, Hartley A. Moore and c. s. Price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
DiUersificdtion of Wonan's Work
By MRS. J. II. REID

DO you know of . more inspiring mos ment than to talk to IS women, all in bunch, who are working for dear life to prove that they are the very smartest women in Jefferson county. if not in Ala bama? They are building their booths for tho far; that is. making the material to name the prize winner. This booth at the fair is very important; 1t cites to other women the possibilities of home industry. but it is even more far-reaching; its in- nuence has made 150 homes more com fortable, more interesting and more plen- tiful already From the well-lined pantry shelves to the dainty doilies on the living room table. the impress of the busy wom- an is seen Besides the material accumu- lattcn first think of the interest one takes in other folks progress, how they grow with the opportunity to exchange ideas and how they seek the. patterns for future success, Then, too, there is much interest in the mystery of 1t all. there is a prize for originality of work and arrangement of the same, each Of these women have secret of their own they are striving to give to the enter prise something strictly their own, some- thing new for the world to catch the idea and grow. and we are watching their suc- cess.
 Jefferson county is not alone in busy women; eight other counties, including Madison, Cullman. Blhb, Pickens. Dekalh, St. Clair. Dallas and Blount, are each supplying splendid type of busy home- makers, who have made a full booth to put before the people the diversifcation of womans work from over different sec- ticns of the state. Diversiilcauon Of in dustry means variety of methods, and these very lessons are what are needed to fill the world with greater wealth, not in dollars only, but in right methods or living.
 Wherever people prove they are busy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
Suits Filed

The following suits were filed yester- day in the circuit and city courts:
 Tim Gentry vs. Central of Georgia railroad. sues for 5000. alleging personal injuries.
 D. l.. Young vs. Birmingham Railway Light and Power company, sues for s1O,- 900, alleged personal injuries.
 8. M. Perry vs. w. c. Burson sues for 5000, alleging false Imprisonment.
 Isom l.. Lacy vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company, sues for s10 GOO, alleging personal injuries.
 T. B. Robertson vs. Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company. sues for $3O0O. alleging personal injuries.
 Jack Walsh vs. Southern railway, sues for $sooo, alleging personal injuries.
 Sam Scozzaro vs. Little Cahaba Coal company, sues for $5OOO alleging per- sonal injuries.
 George Scott vs. Bessemer Foundry and Machine company. sues for 5000, alleg- ing personal injuries
 Of the above suits the only one out of the usual routine is that of S. M. in November, 1914, on a warrant sworn out before Judge H. B. Abernethy, al- leging the practice of medicine without license According to. the filed con- plaint, Perry was discharged in his trial before Judge Abernethy and now seeks redress for false Imprisonment in a civil action against W. c. Burson, who Is health officer for the city of Birming- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03

in the river This arrangement pre- vents breakage of the coal and is re- garded as a highly economic method of loading.
 The loading of barge the size of that filled yesterday requires between two and three hours.
 Among those who went to the river yesterday to see the first actual load ing by the new process were L. Sevier. general agent Southern railway; J. H. Stanfiel. general superintendent South ern: H. H. Vance, superintendent Southern; w. B. Allen. manager land department Tennessee company; A. w. Carey. traffic manager Tennessee com pany; J. W. Whatley, coal sales man ager Tennessee company, Ted Joy, en- gineer land department Tennessee com pany; j. W. Shook. general manager Alabama and New Orleans Transpor- tation company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
MONTGOMERY HELD
 BY FEDERAL OFFICERS
Wanted in San Antonio on Charge of Forging Money Order-Lost Letter
 of Warning and Arrest Followed

Because he lost letter from his sis ter warning him that the government officials were still looking for him, Lewis Montgomery Is now prisoner in the county jail on charge of hay ing forged United States money or der at San Antonio, Tex. The arrest Twas made by Deputy United States Marshal J. R. Cash at Oneonta Wednes- day.
 According to Deputy Cash Montgom. cry. who admits his guilt. made his es- cape from San Antonio about a year ago and came to Alabama. Up to a few weeks ago he was employed as a farmer, but of late had started a blacksmith shop. Montgomery corre- sponded with his sister at San An- tonic and sometime ago received a let ter from his sister warning him not to write again as the postal officials were still watching out for him. This letter. quite unfortunately. Montgom- cry lost and one of his supposedly good friends who happened to find 1t promptly informed the federal author ities of the whereabouts of Montgom- cry and the charge he was wanted on. The arrest of Montgomery by Deputy Cash followed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
,ALDR|CH PUTS ON AN
 ADDITIONAL CLERK
Says All Employees Dropped Last Year Will Soon
 Be Recalled

Indicative of the return of prosper ous conditions in the Birmingha ham dis trict. the postoffice department at Washington notified Postmaster Tru- man H. Aldrich yesterday that he could add an additional clerk in the parcel post department of the local postof flee. Colonel Aldrich at once appointed Robert w Ashcraft, senior substitute clerk. to the newly created position.
 The parcel post report for the month of August showed a gain of AZ per cent over the corresponding month of 1914 and 1t was anticipated at the fed eral building that the postoffice au- thorities at Washington would soon take cognizance of the rapid growth of the Birmingham office and provide for additional clerks.
 According to Colonel Aldrich in the depression that followed the outbreak of the European war and the corre- apopding decrease in the postal re- ceipts seven or eight clerks were dropped from the rolls. However, the recent reports have shown flattering increases in the postal earnings and foreshadowed the appointment of ad- iitional postal clerks. The parcel post department received the first appoint nlent as that is where the most con- gestion occurs.
 Colonel Aldrich also gave out an en- couraging statement regarding the outlook According to the local post master the increases in the postal earnings of the past month indicate that the present month will snow larger receipts than any month or the present year. Colonel Aldrich also pos ltively states that the postal clerks deposed during the recent depression will all be back in the employ or the government before the first of the year. with several others.
 "As per instructions from Washing ton" said Postmaster Aldrich yester- day. 'T appointed an additional clerk in the parcel post department. This ap- oointment foreshadows the appoint ment of several other clerks on both the postal and parcel post divisions of tine Birmingham postoffice owing 10 the rapid growth of this district ana the corresponding growth of the post office.
 , During the period of depression fol- lowing the outbreak of the European war, seven or eight of the clerks In the parcel post and postal divisions were deposed However. l anticipate that before the first of the year all Of these clerks will be back on the job and several additional will be appoint cd to take care of the increase postal business of this district. Prosperity has arrived"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03

at things worth while. there is no limit to their future success. Nor does that suc- cess stop with the commercial phase of it all but continues through the minor de- tails that makes the genuineness of 1t all
 We may talk about the science of meth ods, but the greatest science in life is the art of living it we'll and giving out the essence of those influences so as to help others to do the same. No man who throws away time and opportunity has started up the ladder of content The busy people are the ones who catch the suns ray and mature happily. We see the busy folks every day. or we chat with them at a distance by letter and phone. and we see those who wander unpre- pared to meet their daily needs; the com parison is heartrending The world Is in need of workers. and is too busy to loiter with the idle. Every hand ex- tended today is to prepare for work. more than to give the daily bread. and thls is right To leave the hands helpless means to lead to despair, to get them busy means to uplift.
 Then. too. people are being educated to use their hands; these arc the real factors to keep the mind in motion Weak is the man who designs and has not the power to build his own model, to provo the practcabilitv of his genius.
 One never knows their capacity until they have ventured to do things and these attempts are what start things moving.
 The world is a wonderful workshop. and one never Knows to which apprenticeship he belongs until he uses his tools head, hands will. energy and heart
 Viose arc the instruments that make everything worth while. and we see them at work every day i'll Alabama where the women arc making ready for their exhibit Of genius and industry.
 True work is lf-eSpresslon, self-rev- elation."