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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09
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Nn Berlin ornnger 9tafts Smci
Ginbreter in ein 3igarrengeid)Git
Elm. Die Iiebe erbrafen Die &aoen.
faIle uno batten lid aus ben @ooren.
%porrotben reid)lif) p~erieben. @cgen
2 lthr fan, Elm Shusnann al Dem
Soben porbei uuO iab, DOB in Dem
3igarrengeid]Gft cine eleftriide 20.
ihenlonlpe auileuhtetc. @r folto ole
SaOentbiir offen illo giug binein.
0ort maren ole @inbreder gcrnoc
beim Ginpoden DER geitobleilen ga.
den. Ger Beanie bolte Den einen
Ginbrefer btnter elmer &iitc bcrpor,
lpohrcnh Der oltoere nit elmer Giicns
ltoQae ouf i'm losgtne. Ser Gin,
BREEDER nurhe bllrh ben Hepclper oes
Sd1uBmdnnes 10 etnern NnarifI AT,
riifaeholten. Als Der 9eamte Die
0erbreher dlif bic Strabe bringell
noQtc. iailb cr Die 2anenthiir 5ligc.
ihlugelr. Ger 5biirariii icblte. Ter
8eomte mar jest nit Den Gerbrehern
III Dem Snoen clitaelperri. Slc bet
Den mlBtcn iid,, oa JIG 0iicne mad
ten, ben Sdulsmonn Su i~ibsriolen.
ms Sd,auieniter teller mo Die
Sonoe bod) holteu, p0hreno Der Ve.
ante nit ieiuem Hepolper an Der
Shiir Amiitclluna nobm. Sn oieicr
cage musteu lie bis sum irilhen Dor.
gcn bleibcnL "a bos S@elcphpn I'M Se
id,0it ais NebeuonihluB nit Dem
Aunt i,lr aiohtselt nIdt ncrbmloen
mar. Grii gegcil Mprqen muroel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09

meire Ntiltter mar. lie @elpibheit,
bnB ih IN bic Iugen Der Trnu lab,
bie mid nGbrenh meiner sansen btlf-
lpien airoheit beihiist hattie, al,olte
mid fiirhterlih. SSd perbarg mel
ilen aopi III Die aiiien bes Sopbas
linb bat mcille Mlltter ons 3inmer
81 perloiIcll. Sd f%crnlte bcn anhlid
ntflt ertroaelL roh Dem i'd mid, bis
oahin u,labloiiia aeiebltt Bate" Sclt-
lam lit, boB Nib 2incoln mchrcre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09
Gin icocs Scim braudj cin snpcrlGiiiscs
Wttttcl gcgcn Snitcn uub Or
filtungcm.

8cnn bic S%abrcs5ciicn ncd,icln nnb
taltes 8ctter cintritt, pcrn Sic
mcrfcn, oob Sic lid crfdltet babcn,
ioQtcn Sie ipfnrt Gin crprphtes peils
mittel ampenpcn. sd babe nic 5lls
Dor Selgriiic 9cid,ricbcn nbcr ih lpctB
ppiitip, bnb cs iiir mid unb mcinc
Samilicn : Nnaebori9cu feiu bciieres
Subcommittee aibt, ais 81 Sings Mem
DISCOVERY mn lpir hoben bic n~lciitcn
pcriuht." 80 Gents unb $1.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09

a(iidlihen @elt." auh Die @eltd)ter
ibrer 9efonnten crifredten JIG sl,erit
iehr, llno mir allm1hlld fonnte lie
iih an oen Anblid oes menlhllden
antlises 9epohuen. oSralten boben
hiibihe Beiittcr," meint lie, ooaae-
gen iehen Die Wdnncr fisdtbdr TO
mild ans. MlS id, 5lllll eriterl 0tole
Den Shnurrbart meines Tdters er-
blittc, nllStc id mid Dor Sahelt
nift 81 laIien. @csbalb tro9cn nc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09
2luerlei pom Gage,

.SdppiQc, 2. s." unh ,~Srnbtlos
iiher Sanpilc". bns Iiub Snneal, hic
icocml 3%citunasleier aclGu'i9 iiltn.
Sappi4e lit aIcid,innl cine Sepelfen=
Sobrif, Die aona Nrerifo nit &rleas.
Ncltigfeitcr n~erierat, SappiQe iii aud,
fcrner cine @orantlc, Dab bieic 9tcil-
iafeitcn relatip g%loubpiirbla limb;
ubIclut alalihpiirOia limo itc ilhrl-
gems crit Damn, penn tic nod, llebelt-
bel Sen Stempel Berlin" traacn.
Scpciden. Die ben Stenlpcl SonOon,
Nom, Enris traacll, aehorell elgert=
lid inter Die Rlibru o llntrcIlplll'
gem 8olgcnbnmor.
Sn Sappiuc list ndn1lld) Der luobr-
beitsliebclbc llnclc Gum ielblt am
Apparot. Ger alpporat nit 3ubehrr
aehort aher Sclltid,lanb. &ic bns
llun gefnnuncll lit.
Tor pier Tahreu fallitc cit Nclp
Dprfer Aopofot. Silos Canton, cillcn
oDcn Streifcn Salth bon 40 Afcr in
Dem Gltbcritcn Wiitfcl Don Gong
Sslano. Nohehci lieat DaS Gorifen
Sappillc. lnlb nid)t melt bapol Die
@roBitaOt 9tep 2)orf. Nls INN Die
id,lid,ten 2eutc pol, bielen aaltie hDr-
ten, if,iittelten JIG ibrc aopfc. Y@os
mid Der bomit mir mad)cn?" lagtelt
lie. n0as lit ia MIR @c1cno." Nod,
9roBer nlroc ihr Gritultncr ais es
bieB, baB cine Sd)ofoluoc. 6abrit Do
iclbit erriftct rerOen lpllte lllo smor
bon Ser ncltbefanntcn Sirmn Stoa-
merf & So.
Sanpllle bot nber aitdl cine @llen'
babnsS totipr, oalcr Der Same Sap-
piQc Stntipn. @ines autes Moraeus
nnroe DnielbIt cine aaili u~ncrhorte
Wtenec bon &iitcn unb aaIten abee'
laoen. Die frieolid)en rSopieeos" nor
Sappillc periarnmcltcn lid, III aaer
Gle an Der Statipn, Tim bicic gebilh.
retto on5uitalrncn. giltiecn gelone cs
audh ole goreiie il cniSiiiern. Gicie
lauteie: 4. pait Der @ol,hc, @eiell-
ihoit fin brahtloic Sclearaphie.
n9(bo." loeier1 JIG, vieet niiien mir
es."
SSn iebr "fllrSer 3cit crhpb lid oltl
Dem D0cn Strclfen ON Mcerc emo
flcilc aolonic bon mliiocrlid,cn &c.
bGlloen lrtb 6er0thifuitcn. llnb bic
genmtel ntb Narei
Dos aber flltae nlb frellnOlld)e Sellte
Omar fonnte mo nlls icoent Wortc
bcn Ieutld)en berollshnren; .ober,"
iagten Die Seite, then arc 10 lttN ano
10 mart" llno 5lpor lpurell e. Die
illtaen 9elltc, Dcilcn bns ilnponicrtc.
Nit Der arobteu SercitlpIaiafclt
ipuroc oeit 2cilteit bon Suppiac o1es
geseigt n1tb erflort.- Scbelt tic oo
bicic himmelbohen Mniten nit
Den lpmtoerltd)en SrnDtgittern llnh
Shliitaen?- @cnn man % bon Der
onbern Ssite bineinipriht, horll
bleibt e. hGnaen. Bon oen aroBen
Otaitcl geht es baum in Die i~olaenocn,
Die lebesmol etluos fleincr lirlo, mo
miiuoen ihlieblih in ons cleftriifc
9(pporot. SeBt loiicn tic ms nal oo
bilteineeben. Sier lit MN Ser nc
ceiper. Sect legcn Sic lid NAL ote'c
Snei Ginger ans Shr!-@os borer
Sie?-all finds Of clid. cid, clif.
ridtiel mo lpcl,t man Die
peritebt, ,oann fan1 man allies bo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09

oro0igc aroaen Inn oen SOILS? sd
bin irob, ooB id, fem Monu bin"
Sin Spc5iolor5t III Bolton, Der Die
allaen ocs MGbhers urtcriud)t bot,
erflGrtc bic iriibere 9linoheit oober,
oaB lid aus nnfonalid)elt @irllOen
Norbcn 9ebiloet hottcll, inter ocilen
icooh Die Schfrait mpcrGnocrt &C.
bliebcn lit itllb INNER burf]5uoringcn
periuhte. Wolto Gmcriot 2iitcoln
aber bat iih bilrf feline Grfl1rlulg
Don Dem @loilbcu obbrinacu %loIicr,
bos cin @lirocr nit ihr geiheben lei,
oos lie sen @cbeten ibrcr Mlttter Der.
oanfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09
Nmerifaniihe geiddftlid)c ltnper.
irurenhcit.

Inter oielem 5itel leien mir in Scr
oaoln &~pIfs6tg.":
n9ie Sirmo Che Scdler 4 Co.,
Carriage BUILDERS in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Il. z. a., ionotc an einen
@roBilfOuitriclen @~eitfolens einen
ifon iauitrierten Er~eisfctolo9 Don
SnSorcttmo0el, nebit folgcnoGnt
Sd)reiben:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09

rcn mas III Gurpro mo oitf Dem
Sjeon pniiiert."
nalpful nice" ioaten Die Dollfecs.
"a broh bieier mnieliac arieg ans.
Sehr hnlo hGrte n,or III Mem Dorf
allerhonn muubcrlitc Iinac ans
SapplQe. Ins mar etluos fiir Die
a~eir0Biaen Nahnlittnas 3eitulaen.
Sofort ain9eu Die nt Srt unb Stcllc.
Sl Nort ulh 9iln ersdbltcn lie ollcs
mos lie aciebcr ll1o mas Die 2clltc
linen erS1hlt. ltto olldl mas tic lhltcl;
nift cr5ohlt hnttcn,- Cons Ncip yorf
NOR Dor Gritolnlcn anger it'd, ON
mclltelt nbcr Der cn9li'd)e aonIlll.
Gieier icstc lid iufprt luib id)rieh
eliicll lallgen 9erid,t on Den cngiis
if,cll @ciotnten III @nihinaton.
Irnlcs Soppillc. Sest bit Ou in
brn Sonocn Ser Siplun1aten.
Ter englllfc @clnllotc bate ltldlta
clll9ereS Sill thliil OILS hcnl Sbcr- Sl=
plonnateu III SoHbon, S~ncifcr @rcp,
borilbcr 5l beridtcn. Spn Souoon
fam Damn iofort bic @ciiung:
Investigate and report immedi-
ately."
Gin oltcs Spridnport ioat: $50
Scr Seufel nift ielbit hIugchcn fam,
90 idIft or iciilc @roBmlttter bin"
Iicicn Noth bciolgtc Der en9llid,e
Diplomat 81 @oihilgtun. gr iibar-
aub bicic Nn9clcgcnbclt DEM yTrppi-
Deuce Calm Sournnl". Dos bate
oieicu 9%luftrug: 9eluciie, BOB Die
SappiQc Stotion I'M Sieltitc Scr
oclttiheln Heaicrmlg itebt mo baber
acaen bic nmerlfauiIhc 9%telitrolitGt
peritoBt.
@os thut NM Scr ,Soilp Sour
nal"2 Gr errid)tetc bcinllid) cine
fleille iSlulfellitotiou 81 Goint Git
oith. ScOc Sepcid,e, Die bon Snp.
pi1e fam ober gltg, lpurbe bon ihr
abgeionaen. Ios mar natiirlif in
@cbeimihrift obcr yGobe". Iber
Soppilc bate id)on gleid) bel Irs-
brlld, bes ariegcs Der gunoesregie.
riltg ibr Worterbl,f, iibergeben llltb
bieie hattie %oarauihin einen Senior
iiir Sapplllc %crltollnt. Spfpeit olio
@eieBc mo ~biplpmotiife Soflld]feit
i'll 9etrnft fonlen, mar olles III Der
olten Srbmu1g.
Die c19liid)en SpIone 6eboupteten
nm iolgenbc 9eoboftul9 gennad,t 81
hnbcn. eritcns: Gle grobc Mtchrs
5ohl Der Tcpcihen iilto augenid)ein.
lid fouinlGrniifc. III @irfliffcit
ober biplomatiihc 9epeid,er. ,Mebl"
!. =. bcibt IN Mirfliffeit oMuni-
tion". 3peitenS: Die oeutife 6e,
heimid,riit gren5t All oos ltllglultb,
Lido. Gin 0tol bciBt Mcbl: oN:tuni-
%tion", Elm anOers pal: ,,Sn": lrnb
mieoer elm oItberes Mol: .Spriif,t".
Iic Ielltidlcn hoben alio minbcItens
orci perifieoere @orterbild,er unb
oielc fo1tllen lie aleid,5citia IN cin
unb oerielben Iepeife gebrolldlen.
$3.50
Iicier @cridlt mar bolb IN Sen
S1nocn oeS engliid,cn @eianoten
Ser eiltc 9leidl hiniiber 81 icincm
/. Irclmbe i'm @ciben Saric. 8leid
ant fplgellbcn Gage mar aabInetts-
Sislrtg mo am 5age Onro1f mllrbC
bic SnppiQe.S tation BON Scr omeri.
foniiden 9ehoroe III Seihlag &c,
nonlrten.
an Stclle bca Serrn Mcs lno Or,
6ranf iteht Jest Der Seutllont NC.
Sinner.
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Nail III G.
Grade 0torf Meaiitereb.)

@ir niiniden. oob Der pcrEegeube
aotnloa ei,rcm Siiisier oes SeloIo6a.
rettes ~ilbcrgebeu nerbe, mn nerbcn
mir oieie 1icnitleiitlnts icbr III
idl1sell %lpiiiclr. Tolls Sic lrls bieielbc
~lciitell rpolelt mo inns I'M bciliegeu.
ben aupert benahridltiaen, iilr helielr
S%raufotur mir acipret bnben. nie Der
Nanie bes betrciiellben Siii5iers
luutet.
aorreiprnocnS in jealid,cr Sprod,e,
Die aemiinidt miro.
Sod)od)tltngapoll,
She Scdler x 60.
Ser @mpronNer hat bornlll lol
gclhc erireuIIh oelltlld)c Nntuort le'
1eben;
sic iiberidltsien mir cinen aniolce
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09

9ellte alti Die eiaentbiinIlid)c Sefora-
ton oes Sduilfcniters utimerflam
uno benohrid)tigten Die Foli5el. Dit
Silic zines ShIpiiers mltrbe sic Ga
oentbur ge0fin"t luto MN folnttct
bic aeiGbrlifen @inbred)er nnid,oolif)
aeulad1t lper0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09

Ser Siingliua, Der nlf Der
Strabc leincn irilberen Sebrer nbiic,ts
Iit iibcriicht, perrdtb, oaB CT lm
9ebcl1 aIh beiier CUTE Hebrcn perleu9z
net. Gr luunbelt nnbcrc Wegc.
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Setmle mitS G~ltermtans.

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24
BRAZILIAN COURSE
IN MEXICAN AFFAIR
IS WELL DEFENDED
Chamber of Deputies De-
mand Explanation of the
COuntry's Attitude to
Intervention

Rio Janeiro, August 23.-Demands fer
information as to the Mexican situation
have been made in the Chamber of Dep
uties. Protests against the silence of the
government also have been heard
Celso Bayma, president of the diplomatic
commission, defended the ministry. deny
ing that Brazil had interviewed in the Mex
lean internal affairs.
lie explained that Brazil had interested
itself simply in the fate of Mexico and
was conversing with the United States and
other countries
He pleaded the legitimacy of intervention
by the United States and the A. b. C.
powers to harmonic the Mexican stu
alton. He explained that the motives for
the withdrawal of Minister Cardoso from
Mexico were proper, and. particularly.
were nonpolitical.
Deputy Pedro Moacyr objected that the
withdrawal of the minister was equivalent
to rupture of diplomatic relations. An
tonic Carlos. leader of the government
party, responded that internal anarchy
In Mexico rendered our official correspon-
dence with him difficult"
The opposition deputies finally desisted
In relterating their demands for informa-
ton and expressed the hope that DIR.
Lauro Muller, minister of foreign affairs.
would transmit it shortly to the cham
Der.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24
SELMA PLANS TO
ENTERTAIN VETERANS

Selma, August ESPECIAL -one
hundred and fifty citizens of Selma,
business and professional men, will
meet at the circuit courtroom Friday
afternoon to discuss ways and means
for financing the state reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans, which
convenes in Selma October 20 for a
two-day stay. The meeting has been
called by Maj. D. M. Scott, general
chairman of the arrangement commit
tee, and Commander E. M. Byrne of
the local camp of veterans.
The reunion will bring to Selma
merchants and hotelmen, it is esti-
mated. at least $1,000 and citizens feel
they can well afford to make the event
one of Importance to the city of Selma
and to the state. The railroads have
announced that special low rates will
be in effect and the boats on the Ala
bama river are expected to bring their
quota of visitors for the gathering of
the states old soldiers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24
GERMAN LOSS OF
FOREIGN TRADE IS
FACTOR OF FUTURE
Loss of Profit for First Year
of War Probably Bill
lion Dollars
!
SYSTEM ATTAINED
GREAT PERFECTION
Many Years Will be Required After
the War Is Ended to Regain
Prestige at Outbreak
Last Year
BY HOLLAND

New York, August 20 Especial "A
few days before the European war
began the late Norman b. Ream said
to few friends, some of them prom
fnent in the banking world and two
Who were leaders in the world of
railway affairs, that he could not be-
lieve that Germany would take the
risk of destroying the magnificent
commerce and foreign trade which she
has built up chiefly within the past
10 years. for, even though she were
triumphant in the war, the immediate
effect of it would be a considerable
paralysis of her industries and a great
falling off in her commerce Mr.. Ream
was familiar with much of the COM
mercial strategy which Germany has
employed since the year 1900 in build
ing up her great foreign trade, as one
of the leading executives of the Uni
ted States Steel corporation who was Of
ten brought fact to face with the COM
petition, often successful, which Ger
many; maintained against this corpor-
alton, particularly in the far east
even in Australia and also in South
America
Germany. Mr.. Ream said, had worked
out wonderful system of salesman
ship. 1t entailed the labor of years and
was not fully organized until. about
the year 1900. Since then her system
has enabled her to gain second rank
in foreign trade among the nations
of the world, although she was MAIN
tanning the race upon almost equal
terms with the United States. Great
Britain, of course, was first and, from
the point of view of England. the sec
ond was a long way off
Expert an observer as Mr.. Ream was
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24
Convict Escapes

Jackson, Miss. August 22.--(Special)
Replying to a telephone message at
noon today the authorities on the RAN
Wheeler. sent UP from Gulfport year
ago for forgeries, and who escaped yes
terday in face of acquisitions from
Florida and Alabama, had not been re-
captured. The guards and dogs had
chased him all day and night and had
captured n man at Menhendal1. Simp-
son county. but he proved not to be
the fugitive wanted. 1t is now believed
that Wheeler. alias Patterson. alias
Morgan. etc, caught train near the
state farm and has made good his es-
cape.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24

completely lost her great exports to
England. to France to Russia and to
Canada, and while, after peace has
come again, Germany will doubtless
regain some portion of this trade. new
ertheless 1t will be years before she
attains the high figures which record
ed her foreign trade just before the
war began
The men of finance when speaking
of this great loss say that it involves
very important question which will
become vital after the war is ended
For Germany must rebuild her indus
tries. and 1t Is as essential to the rest
or the world that she do this as it is
to Germany herself. If Germany has
now lost the greater part of her ex.
port trade to the United States. so
also the United States has lost much
the greater part of the prof
liable and large trade which
il has established in Germany. If Ger
many has lost her export trade with
England. which in 1914 was of the
money value of $3.50. 200. 900. so also
england has lost the great foreign
trade which she carried on with Ger
many. Some of Germany's trade may
never be regained. England, France
and the United States are now dill
gently occupied, through the work of
their chemists and men of science, with
the problem of making dyestuffs and
there are reasons for believing that
some one. If not all, of these nations
will show how this manufacture can
be secured. Heretofore the United
States has relied almost exclusively
OH Germany for her dyestuffs. If it
took Germany 80 years after the close
OF the Franco Prussian war to build
up her great foreign trade II seems
inevitable. the men of finance think,
perhaps that some years, perhaps
many. will be required after the close
OF the war before she can read figures
which tell of foreign trade that will
compare favorably with the figures she
did read a few months before the war
began.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24
ADMISSION
BIackmon Working on Cotton Situa-
tfon-Stop Sale of Pictures of Frank
Lynching-Negro Institute Closes

Admission, August 90. Especially
Fred l.. Blackmon, representative from
the Fourth congressional district has
been keeping constantly in touch with
the state department with reference
to the cotton embargo declared by Great
Britain, and received telegram Fri
day from Secretary of State Lansing
stating that the negotiations with that
government were still being carried
on and at that time the Secretary stated
cotton had not been officially declared
contraband of war. Secretary Lansing s
telegram indicated, however, that the
action which has since been taken by
England in declaring cotton contra
band of war, was not unexpected
The wagon yard on South Noble
street is used by farmers from all over
the county and by farmers from ad-
Joining counties who bring all sorts
of farm produce to this city for SALE
Last Saturday at noon ]. T. Hughes,
keeper of the wagon yard, counted 113
wagons and buggies in the wagon yard.
From 80 to 40 wagons are constantly
left there while their owners are in the
city attending to business
J. Ross Houser, assistant cashier of
the City Bank and Trust company, left
tOody toI ANSW oIh City ana OIner
points in the north and east. Mr. Hou-
Ser will be absent for about 10 days.
Mayor j. l.. Wikle on Saturday issued
orders to the chief of police to stop
the sale of postcards and other pictures
showing the body of Leo NJ. Frank as it
suspended from the tree near Marietta,
Ga, where he was Iynched. 1t is sale
that these pictures have had an eno~-
nous sale here and brought fancy
prices. Chief Lon Phillips has In
structed the police to arrest anyone
who sells or offers for sale any more
of the pictures.
The teachers institute for negro
teachers which was held at the Seven
teenth Street school during the past
week. came to a close with addresses
delivered by Prof. A. A. Persons of Bes-
semer and State School Agent James
Sibley of Montgomery. superintendent
H. T. Persons of the Calhoun county
public schools stated Saturday that tie
institute was successful In every way
and gave the negro teachers much
credit for their work.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24
GLASS PITCHERS
SHAPE MAKES
OR MARS A SET
Short, Squat, Jug-Like Piece Out of
Place in Handsome Dining
Room


Home loving women are proud of the
appearance of their dining room. cor
ner given over to collection of hand
painted china always indicates the good
taste of a hostess; but nothing adds to the
beauty of n room more than a side table
with polished top prettily set with half
dozen tumblers shape and design of
the pitcher depends much of the beauty
of the set. A squat, round pitcher looks
more like jug and should be in the
kitchen.
The ideal of water sets is exemplified
in the set now being distributed to read
crs by The Age-Herald. The pitcher is
of exquisite design. expressing the ut
most In the designers art. u Is tall and
shapely with delicate lines through the
slender neck. and the handle curves away
from the body In perfect harmony with
the curves of the tankard itself.
This artistic pitcher Is accompanied by
six glasses. each holding half pint.
Each piece in the set, glasses and pitcher,
Ia decorated and initiated as desired by
the recipient in Venetian gold The set.
and also extra sets Of glasses. may be Sc
cured as explained in the display an
nouncements in the Water Set Coupon
appearing daily In another column.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24
GERMANS REGRET
SINKING THE BETTY

London. August 23.-do:30 p. m. "A
THE German government has ex-
pressed regret for the torpedoing and
sinking in the North sea on May &c
nounced its Willingness to pay for the
steamer.
Germany claims that the submarine
commander failed to see the mark de-
noting Danish nationality on the
steamer"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24
LABOR OFFICIALS
WILL CONSIDER
8-HOUR WORK DAY

Washington, August 23-Executive
officers of the metal trades division
of the American Federation of Labor
took under advisement today the ques-
ton of whether the International As
ISOLATION of Machinists shall be sup
ported in a campaign to enforce the
elght-hour work day.
Plans of the machinists for imme
date action in New York and New
England plants employing $1,000 men
We're placed before the council by
Johnson, president of the ma
chinists. Strikes have been authorized
II the eight-hour day cannot be OBJ
tanned by peaceful means
That the metal trades will vote to
uphold the machinists. is generally ac-
cepted as assured, and they also are
expected to start general campaign
In other branches of the metal in
dustry.