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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
Weather Prediction

Washington, August 27.--A cool wave which spread frosts and record low tenn peratures today over much of the coun- try east of the Mississippi was almost spent tonight. Weather bureau experts declared it would be warmer tomorrow, ana that by Sunday the storm causing the abnormal temperatures would have passed into the Atlantic
 The disturbance was traced from the northwest Canadian provinces southward as far as the middle western states.' There were frosts throughout the upper, lake region and in the northeast, 6s5D no crop damage was reported.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
Financial Statements Premature

London, August 27.-G:43 D. m.)-The press bureau tonight issued the follow ing statement:
 'All statements which recently have appeared in reference to the composition of the financial mission to the United States are prema ture. The matter is un- der consideration by the government and the names will be announced in due cOtlrse''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
Ammunition Released

Los Angeles, August 27.-More than half million rounds of ammunition and 54 cases of rifles, held up weeks ago cy the government on suspicion that they were intended for a Mexican filibustcring expedition, were released today for shipment to Carranza agents at Mazatlan. At the same time orders were given to let 300,000 rounds of ammunition pass from Calexico, Cal, to Col. Esta ban Cantu, Villa chieftain, in Lower California.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28

% tbe ballot box at the The than of the day previous to puohca ine coming his hourw next announcement < " W lone young lady elected from each dstrIeD .F
 l.
 Leila s5S Helen Edwards e" ss AvenTe First T avenue Hl1g,n'a Hn orrdse r @ I west ssl North Fifty Eifty-hrst t sra street ,M sa M Ruth zit 24ls Fifth ntn avenue no eighth street Johanna Thirty-hrs street 2@t Miss Dobons scott s'a'0 DIS pIsrRiCT ~ ~ ~ Kathryn Bliss, SIS North street 4sS S Mary Mhssb Nsbols s'S soT % South Roaie Bromal, 5l2 Louise Louise, Kelly Hnynes asiy a m South twentieth ss Grace Bant.s Fourteenth street 44A ETsRs Eiiaabeth % rnde Gladys Nineteenth Gilmore s sl, sixth Ttn aysn street Ta s7
 3.
 Alice Mary Pos n R. D. s NO charles avenue An food Avenue B Nona Anyn ......
 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
WILSON APPOINTS
 MISSISSIPPI MAN

Washington, August 27.-President Will Son today appointed Nannoy II. Manning of Holly Springs, Miss. director of the bureau of mines, in the interior depart ment. He succeeds Dr. J. A Holmes, who died recently. Mir. Manning was assistant director of the bureau.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
NEW CANDIDATES FROM
 AWAY INTO THE STATE

made a very good poll of votes yesterday.
 Although some of them only entered the race this week, they have put their CT forts into the campaign and are forging their way rapidly to the top. Their chance of winning is better than they expected and now they say for sure they go to Chicago. They found it easy to secure the votes, and what they have done SC can you If you try Where there's I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, August 27.-Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Local show CTS Saturday and probably Sunday.
 Tennessee: Showers Saturday; Sun. day fair.
 Georgia: Local thundershowers Sa.- urday and probably Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
German War Loan

London, August 27.--G1:37 D. m.)-A Reuters dispatch from Amsterdam says the new German war loan. which will bear per cent interest. will be issued at 99 and will not be redeemable un- tii October 1, 1924.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
The German Impression

Berlin, August 27.-tVia London, Il :55 D. m.)-The fall of Brest-Litovsk is re- garded here as emphasizing the impress sion that the Russians will not be able 10 resume the offensive with any pros- pect of success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
GADSDEN

Gadsden, August 27.-When an automo- bile driven by James Price turned turtle on Haraldson avenue Wednesday night, five people were hurled to the ground but escaped serious injury. The automo- bile, running at high rate speed, skidded wken the breaks were suddenly applied, shot b feet into the air and turned double somersault before alighting on the ground The escape of the occupants from death or serious injury is regarded as mirac- lous. The machine was badly wrecked.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Summary of observations made at United States weather bureau stations
 during the 24 hours ending D. m, 75th meridian time, August 27. 1915:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28

sacks, who were encamped four days march from kenghever. to send a detach- ment there immediately
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
NEWS FROM THE
 ESSANAY STUDIO

Wallace Beery the famous Essanay comedian takes g. plunge in the river in the comedy, "The Broken Pledge" which was not at all on the bill. He is taking ride in a canoe when he fires a gun at squirrel. The kick of the gun upset the canoe and spilled him into the water. Wallace is 8 good swimmer and beyond getting a cold bath was undamaged.
 Margaret Joslin. leading woman in the Essanay Snakeville comedies, delighted the hearts of more than a hundred phans in San Francisco. She visited the orphanage and gave several impersonages in real life of her character of Sophie Clutts of the screen. The children screamed with laughter at her antics. Victor Potel, Slippery Slim of Essanay Snakevile comedies, has proved himself one athlete as well as photoplay actor. In a recent amateur contest at Niles, Cal, he won the hj~h jump and high kick con test with ease. Everyone blamed 1t on his legs, which are so long that he could step over the tape where others were doing their best to jump.
 Do not delay entering your name for competing in this campaign. Send in your rame by filling out the nomination blank and bring or send it together with your photograph to the motion picture depart n.ent of The Age-Herald. Do this now. Thoee who enter their names early will stand the best chance of success.
 Write or call on the manager of thu Motion Picture Department, Age-Herald. He will be glad to give you any informa- ton desired relative to the campaign andl assist you in any way within his power.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
THE AGE-HERALD "MOVIES ARE
 DOING FINE WORK

Friends of the Candidates Do Come to This Office and Leave Their Checks Paying For Subscrip- tions and Give the Votes to Their Favorite Can didate- Try It, It's Easy, and the Candi- dates Say Bully, That's Fine'' <
 ( One of the Largest Polling Lists Today, Over 5000 Votes Were Polled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28

J. Robert Vance, prominent Gadsden shoe merchant has been. elected exalted ruler of the Elks, succeeding Harry Hg- gins, resigned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28

will there's always a way. and the way is clear. Clip out the nomination blanf in another part of this paper, sign it and mail it to me. today-now, and I will at once forward you all the necessary instructions, subscription receipt books, etc., and then off you go after the votes. Hesitation never got you anywhere. Get btla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28

gins, resigned.
 United States Senator White, Congress- man John L. Burnett and Judge John II. Disque have been accompanying County Superintendent Blair of Cherokee county through that county during the past week, delivering a series of educational ad- dresses. Large numbers of communities have been organized to fight illiteracy and the results being secured are very flat tering.
 new state song, Alabama, l Love You" written by Z T. Spencer, president of the Etowah County Farmers union, has appeared in street music form. 1t was first sung by local quartet at Cham Der of Commerce banquet in this city.
 The movement to secure an auditorium to seat between 5000 and 1000 people and have it ready by the time the state Sun day school convention is held here on April 25 25 and 27 of this year. is gain ing momentum The matter will be taken up at meeting of Sunday school work CTS to be held tonight Mayor w. G. Bellenger is supporting the proposition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
STANDING OF CANDIDATES The Age-Herald Motion Picture Campaign F. M. FRIDAY

motion picture campaign must
 Motion Picture department Of The of publication Those coming in after this wia appear next announcement
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19
DIR MAN ABOUT TOWN.

The Anti Horse Thief associa-
tion held an open meeting in the
Holly opera house last Friday eve
ming.
w. ]. Pratt is disposing OF his
winter goods at prices that Will
astonish you. Investigate.
Homestead proofs filings. gen.
eral land office business transacted.
e S, Commissioner. Holly.
/ Hiderman of New York is
latest acquisition to the Adamek
iewelry store. being an expert
matchmaker.
Mrs. R. N. Miller left on Sun
day for Kansas City. where she
will visit at the home of friends for
limited time.
Patronize Chieftain advertisers.
Theycan be depended upon.
Come quick for your winter
goods. They're going. Pratts.
E. B. Strickland, who accompan-
led his wife's remains to Tongan-
oxie, Kan, has returned to Ord
way to resume charge of his store.
A few misses and children 8
coats at half price, at w. ). Pratt.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19

S. B. Nichols, residing near kon-
anti, was among the interesting
callers at this Office last week. His
broom corn and other crops are
phenomenal this year, and he is
constantly acquiring more land in
the southern region.
Blankets, quilts, winter under
wear, sweaters, etc, at lowest prices.
w. j. Pratt.
Just received splendid line of
sheet cardboard, all colors. Chief
tain. Office.
If your subscription mas expired
and you want the paper continued,
call and make arrangements, as
names are sometimes dropped from
the list unwittingly.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Miller, resid.
ing near the Jack House home-
stead south of town, were present.
ed with q bouncing baby boy on
the llth inst.
George Osterman. the enterpris-
ing Coolidge merchant. drove to
town last Tuesday in his handsome
Overland on matters strictly busi-
ness.
Subscribe for The Chieftain.
Don't overlook the rare bargains
at w. j. Pratt's.
Legal papers properly executed.
j. P. Linviile, notary public.
Fire insurance that insures.
Good old line companies.
F. 81. Allen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-27
CONSOLES CASEROS.
Eicne de IN pagina 6.

Para colocar flores de tallos cor
tos como ~violetas. pensamientos, ETC.,
Sc coloca I'm punto gordo. amarrado
con I'm hilo sobre Ia jarra, Y ALI Sc
quedan paradas muy bien.
Los objetos de nacar Sc limpian
con aceite. Sc trojan con cepillo y
una gamuza despues.
Para guitar manchas de aqua en-
una mesa o bandeja, haga una pas
Ia de aceite Y sal. dejela una bora
V frotela con una tela SEGA.
Fore las ~almohadas con una
funda de tela lavable Y con botoneS;
este resguarda la almohada Y las fun,
das.
Las gelatinas son las mas predis-
puestas a coger microbes, por 10
cual este plato no debe estar nunca
destapado.
Para linpiar cuchillos: Tome un
corcho Y metalo en- polvos de lin
piar cuchillos. humedecido en- aqua;
~coloque el cuchillo en- n mesa y
fr0telo con el corcho.
En- un momento ~quedara llmpio
ell cuchillo Y no necesitara mas que
paSarle IN PIANO.
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ne para caSarSe.

ne para casarSe.
Otras, por ell contrario, espantar
a los hombres, como 81 dijeramos,
pues nunca usan dos veceS el miSn,o
vestido nj sombrero, Y los novioS lie
cogen miedo al gasto que elias lie oca
sionaran.
A los hombres les gusta Yer 4 ms
mujeres compuestas Y 4 Ia moda del
Gia. no 4 la atrasada nj 4 Ia llama
tiva. NADIA odian ONO las eXtrava-
ganciaS.
Tampoco les GUSTAV las i~mpropia-
mente veStidas.
Una muchacha bailando en- trajc
de Gale. eS SECURE que encontrara
pocos companeros; resultara ridicu-
la Ia que Sc estrena IN Sombrero de
vestir para pasear en- hote.
Todo tiene su Unite, y la mujer
senSata Sc debe vestir adecuado a In
bora, al lugar, etc, Y es probable que
lie vaya mejor en- Ia vida.
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Nc es asi?

Muchas senoritas llevan relacloneS
mas largas de Ia cuenta y no COM
prenden por que suS novios no Sc dan
priSa en- casarSe.
Hay muchachaS que andan muy
deSarregladas Y dicen: A Fulano no
lie importa como yo !uzca, el 10 que
Quiere es mi persona, no a mi ropa.
Esto no esta bien. Una m~uchacha
debe andar siempre arregladita, aun-
que sin lujo; pues a Fulano lie gus
IA Ia muchacha bien vestida, pues 81
no 10 probable es que Sc aburra de
ella y que piense que ne le- conv:e-
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para ~comprender que trataba o Ell
de algln problema propio, mucho
mas impoTtante para ella que Ia
campana de los submarines Y IL que
RIA europea
En- tai situacion, no Sc necesita ha-
Ger IN gran esfuerZo imaginative, pa
"A Suponer Ia cara que pOndrla el
Secretario al escuchar que alguien
entraba en- 81 despacho y notar que
Sc trataba NADIA memo que del Pre-
sidente de los Estados UnidoS. Fue
n peQuena conferencia en- la que
no pudieron huSmear los reporters,
DorUue los dos que en- ella tomaron
parte Sc encerraron en IA mayor re-
serva: los buenos informadOres Sc
arremolinarOn junto al P~residente
cuando este sali6 del despachc de
Mr.. Lansing, y fueron acogidos con
una amable s~onriSa.
No. no. el Estado no tiembla-
Giioles-ni ha ocurrido algo extra
ordinario: vine sencillamente a traer
unos papeles references a asuntOs del
Gespacho ordinario. semejantes a los
que envio siempre por medic de un
mensajero.
En- seguida. reanudando Ia Marcia
Y rodeado por los agentes secretos
volvi0 a Ia Casa Blanca, por donde
habia salido de ella. ES evidente
cue en- eSa ~entrevista Quedo resuelto
pedir e! relieve de Dumba por Ia
via mas corta.
Ia historic de los casoS Semejan-
ties 4 este eS en- cierto modo intere-
Sante. El primer Representative de
una naci6n e~Xtranjera cuyo relieve
pidi6 Ell gobierno de los EstadoS Uni
dos. fut Ell del ciudadano Genet. re-
preSentante de los terroriStaS france
seS. que trajo ! los Estados Unidos
Ia mission de entusiasmar q los mari
nos del pals para e~jercer el corso con-
ira los ingIeSes. Y 10 hizO o tai fer
vor que ell Presidente Washington pi-
do su repatriation Immediate.
El segundo fue un espanol. e. mar
ques de Casa Irujo, que intento. en-
1905. sobornar al director de IN pc
ri6dico en- Filadelfia para que defen-
desc ell criterio del gab!nete de Ma
drid en- Ia controversial que a Ia sa-
ION sostenia este con los Estados
Unidos. e. gobierno eSpanol orden0
a su representante que regresara q
Madrid. pero como el marques Sc de-
moraba algo en- cumplir Ia Orden de
regreso. aunQue absteniendose de
realizar gesti6n alguna cerca del De-
partamento de Estado americana, es-
te. sin mas contemplaciones. le en-
vic los pasaportes = su casa. ordenan-
dole salir de los ESt2dos Unidos en-
el primer vapor que Sc hiciese 4 IA
mar.
FL tercer choque de esta na~turale-
"a fue con los ing!eses. Tn Ministro
de Ia Gran Bretana acepto I'm con-
venio que habia hecho su ~antecesor,
del cual tenia conocimiento el gobier-
no americana. Y para el que GARCIA
aqueI de facultades. Sc pidio su re-
levo. e. gobierno ingles accedio, pc
70 sin deSaprobar la conducta de 81
repreSentante. Luego, como para de-
mostrar que 10 habia hecho 4 regana-
dienteS. dej6 IA legaci0n 4 cargo de
un Charge d'AffaireS por tempo in
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La expulsion de Dumba
V!ene de la pigins 5.

definido. Los americanOs, que no
andaban entonces con tantos tiQu!s-
miquis como ahora, retiraron su mi
nistro de Londres. dejando al fren-
tie de la legacion Z I'M encargado de
~negoicos. Inglaterra sc apresuro a
enviar IN ministro Y las relaciones
volvieron a ser cordiales entire ambas
cancillerias.
Amos mas tarde un frances volvi6
4 incurrir en- el desagrado de los
americanos. Este fuG NJ. Pussin, en-
lS49. Us6 lenguaje impertinente con
ell Secretario de EStado. Inmediata-
mente lie fueron entregados u pa
saportes Y su gobierno lie amonest6
sacramento.
En- 1855 ell Ministro de Ia Gran
Bretana Y tres c0nSules reclutarOn
hombres para el ejercito ingles que
operaba en- Ia guerra de Crimea. Al
primero Sc le entregaron suS docu-
mentos de embarQue Y 4 los tres con-
! sules Sc les ~revocaron los eXequaturs.
Pero Ell incidente mas grave de ;odOs
los motivados por los diplom;ticoS en-
esta capital que hicieron neceSaria su
expulsion u cajas destempladas. fue
cl que origin0 Lord Sackville-West
que representa- aqui 1 Inglaterra en
1888. Uno de los que tr%abajaban por
Ia candidatura presidential democrat
tica indujo al d]iplomatico britanico
4 escribir una carta en- que a~conseja-
ba a I'm correspOnsal que votara por
Mr.. Cleveland. Sc lie pidio en- segui-
Ga que a~bandonase el pals. notificin-
dose de clio 81 gobierno inglts.
Lord Salisbury contesto dando Su
aquiescencia i 10 hecho. aunque sos
teniendo ell criterio de que ell 60
bierno ante el cual eStuviese acreii-
tado un representante de Ia Gran Bre
lana no era Ell unico que con motive
o sin e., debia determinar sobre su
aceptabiiidad.
Despues de este case no ocurri6
otro alguno hasta el celebre del Minis
tro espaAol Dupuy de LONE, no re-
pitiendose hasta hace pocos meses.
cuando ell Ministro de Turquia NOR
tifico al gobierno americana, decla-
rando que debia este procurar el cas-
tigo de Sus linchadores anteS de pre-
tender que cesaran las matanZas de
criStianoS en- Armenia. No Sc hablo
rublicamente De que Sc hubiese pedi-
do su relieve, pero Z los pocos dias Su
gobierno lie concedio l~iceicia ilimi-
tada. Todavia Ia esta disfrutando.
A mi me parece esa Ia unica facul-
tad que merece envidiarse a los jefes
de naciones. n de sacudirse 4 las
personals que de cualquier manera les
mortifiquen 0 molestcn. En- Ia vida
privada, el ciudadano ~tropieza 4 dia-
rio Y tiene que seguir rozandose o
personals que lie son antipaticas, '
aun odiosas, haSta que IN muerte o Ia
fuga termine su Suplicio. En- aQue-
LA parte de nuestra America que estd
civilizada a medias tambien Sc en-
via q paseo a los candidates contra
" .-r,-.s 49, ,.a...l1. .-,. J..
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GRAN COLLECTION DE NGyELAS.

Las Sovelas anotadas q continuation eS-
tan seleccionadaS entire las meIoTeSr Slendo
su preCiO-
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la HerenCia de BellecrOiI
Los HijoS del Aire
s FL Bale de las NfctlmaS
Fl SecretO de l3 SOlterOns
FL Hombre sin Cara
Uarda
s. ha CometidO IN Crimen
Il SillGn TTagico
la ReiEa MISteFlo
Sin NOmbTe
e. Rey de "a PTadeTa
FL Secreiario Millionaire
En- las FFonieTaS del Far West
La MOntaNs de Luz
FL Caplian del Dyumpa
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Los BandidoS del sahara
In Viaie al Polo
FL Pufai de GRO
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FL DO1cel de n. Enrique el pOl!ente
la Mia RObJta
la Ciudad del Rey LepTOSo
81 herOa Y 81 Cesar
FL TeSIaIneniO dc IN CopSptradOT
Amaya D los Na>COS en- FL SiglO VIII
AventurlS de Mr.. p!ckw!Ck
Cowa Ia MiSterIOSa
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La Prensa publica tOdas las nOti-
cias tai y como son " sill hacerle la
barba a nadie.r
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OBRAS NUEVAS
RECIBIDAS EN- LA LIBERIA
DE ICNACIO E. L0ZANO

La Guerra EurOQea- EdIcion INA. huSlTa,
In con .rabaiu>. \ Ia Tu>Ura--....$2.h
La ml>,ua phra. Ton pasta de iela---...S'.,'
Nagla Blanca y Negra. q sea Ia r!rnrta GS
Ia vida TiniIa . inrInIia ..------.--S-.,
La Carreta de TheSpiS. pOr LaInacoIS.. t'c
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-29
Luxe MeLukE SAYS:


. fou d." not nav" \" |NHI.'i wv. .
woman y" may m'i "'t' H.'
mad = you refuse l"Q"ta'Fel Win a.,
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me "ld -lhSsliE "''u "W'l'., w,
70 imagine mat people req lht Nilll %"
cat meat when ih'y "tr" Pl"S 'h- P"N
cr nOw has q laughter "h" h''D"A '''
value ot Q nag dog mana
The reason Why princess t.'N's NY
painting before she MARI 'S u N'$.'I'S'
hter on when she mas TOUR KOS sh'
win spend all her Nme over q stove
studying interior decorating
II fresh AR cost 2 u"ia' '"','
people would never be Wlih",ut 'b
man can easily hHd dozen Fea.
sons why he should put 'ther thlnRs
on until tomorro" put ne can 'n,l'n
81 a single reason why ne Sh"u'Hi'
take drink rlgnt nov.
man neSer knows now iona OF on
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STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr.. Ragland Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject.

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After taking Black Draught for a few
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