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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
No Peasants in This Country

From the Rochester Democrat and Chron-
 icle
 In recent paper read before the con- vocation of the New York State univer- stty,' Dean Galloway of the state college of agriculture protested againt any move ment or policy which would tend to create peasant farming class in this country He declared that the 'back to the land'' advice was usually voiced by people who themselves had no intentions of chang ing their city environment for farm life Dean Galloway made it plain that the old world practice of setting aside farm CTS as a class and regarding them as in sense peasants could never prevail | in this country. Farmers, he said, are learning that farms may be too small as well as too large.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
The Marriage Yoke

From the Youths Companion.
 The dull boy in the class unexpected 1y distinguished himself in a recent history examination The question ran: How and when was slavery intro- duced into American" To this he re- piled:
 early Virginia colony. The planters wanted wives to help with the work. In 1919 the London company sent over shipload of girls. The planters gladly married them, and slavery was intro duced into America"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
Afraid of Death
the Boston Globe

From the Boston GlODe-
 "The pomp of death," said the wise Bacon. "frightens us more than death itself" The King of Terrors has no terrors. that we have not lent him. And yet who would disagree with the senti- ment of the unhappy Oscar Wilde? Death is the only thig that ever terri fies me. I hate it. One can survive everything nowadays except death."
 But Wilde did not hate death when 1t finally came to release his harassed and broken spirit Reason and common sense bid us neither to hate nor fear death, but simply to ignore 1t until the hour comes, and then to accept it just as we accept life. A Rome stoic philos- opher was discoursing one day on life and death.
 'They are just the same" said he; there is no difference between them. "
 "Why don't you die, then. if there is no difference?'' one of his disciples asked.
 Because there is no difference" re- tufAaA tho philosopher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
ROOT PRESIDENTIAL BOOM NO MORE SAYS
 JUDGE o. R. ,HUNDLEY
(Continued from Page Five)

nately so that when one band stopped playing, the other would begin, and the dancing continued without cessa- tion until o'clock in the morning, except during the supper hour from to o'clock a. m. The supper was given in the orangerie of the hotel. and nothing was left undone to tempt the appetite of the most fastidious gas- tronomic. In the dancing line, the date. being rivaled only by their west crn sisters of San Francisco. The new dances while not numerous are su- perb. The old-fashioned waltz Is grad
 ually returning to claim its former place, while the polka is also assuming place of importance. But the most popular of all the dances is the synco- pated walk or fox trot, and the waltz Balboa"
 GOTHAM FEELS GOOD
 "As to business conditions" said Judge Hundley prosperity seems to be in full sway in New York. Every body seems to be feeling good and this feeling is never better shown than in the zest with which people engage in social pleasures, both at their homes, the hotels, the cafes and the theatres. One can step into any cafe on Broad way at any hour of the night, and always find throng enjoying the din- ner and the dance. When the theatre
 closes at II o'clock there is an imme- diate renewal of festivities at the mid night cafes, where one can witness a superb vaudeville and indulge in the dance to his hearts content. Prac- tically all of the most famous dancers L H. hY-~~ 4~~I~ At.s -t~~ ter In fine. both merchants and busi-
 ness men speak enthusiastically of the business outlook. and money at reasons able rates is plentiful. and can be had upon unquestioned collateral. The only cloud upon the business horizon. as see it is what effect the cessation of hostilities abroad will have upon busi- nes conditions when the country has to face the results of the new demo- cratic tariff law
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
Cruisers From the London Globe.

It is certainly strange that one ps ticular class of ship should nave De singled out of the title of "cruiser more especially as the great majority them have much smaller cruising { pacity than the majority of battleshi] Our first ships to which the word W applied (the admiralty then spelt it wi a D were the picturesque vessels of t old Amphion class, launched in 1883, a shortly after a clean sweep was ma of the term corvette" In the stes era the word cruiser has become ass ciated more particularly with spe though there is no apparent connectit Many cruisers now doing useful wo are, too, considerably slower than md ern battleships, while the 25-knot Que Elizabeths are nominally as fast as, a probably, in practice, faster than, t battle cruisers of the Tnvincible grol These "fifteen-inch battleships" oua really to be grouped with battle cruise with which they have several points common.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
Her Complaint
From the New York World.

FUItt tIIt NtW 1UIh " UTIu.
 T hear your wife is ill.'
 Yes. we called in the doctor night and he spent an -lour going ( the history of the case. He even as her about her sf oppins trips and m her tell him about her new ever gowns, her new street gowns, her ] hats, new shoes and new finery of ey description.
 That's odd. What did he figure , the matter with ber?''
 "Tfe diagnosed her ailment as a V severe case Of newritis."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
BETTING ON HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass, November 1S.-The hard campaign of preparation for the Yale game ended, the Harvard football
  authorizing certain officers of Jeffer- son county to be put on a salary ba- sis instead of a fee basis and, in or der to enableNthe county to liquidate and dispose of the fine and forfeiture fund, which is the principal remaining relic of the fee system, required to be paid into this fund half the gross re- ceipts from officers fees after the payment of the salaries provided by the new law. This surplus 1t is esti- mated. will amount to about $40,O00, year, when the new law is fully operative. The legislature, at the same time, provided that Jefferson county might liquidate the fine and forfeiture fund by paying or issuing warrants to be payable not exceeding $60,000 per year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
YALE SQUAD LEAVES

New Haven, Conn.,, November 1S.-The Yale football team and substitutes, a squad of about 40, left today for the game on Saturday with Harvard
 The men will go to Auburndale, Mass. leaving there Saturday for Soldiers Field. They were given an enthusiastic sepd-off, practically the entire student body being at the station.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
CHICAGO AMERICANS
 SIGN JACK NESS

San Francisco, November 1s-Jack Nness, first baseman of the Oakland Coast league club and holder of the world g record for hits made in consecutive games, has signed contract for next year with the Chicago Americans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
WHY BOARD ACTED

t'In view of all of these facts the board thought the county's interest would be better served by buying now all these claims against the county for S5 cents on the dollar thereby saving to the county 15 cents on the dollar It thus appears that by it's action in calling in these claims against the county at this time at S5 cents on the dollar instead of postpon- ing for one year, when the county would be compelled to take care of them at par the board has made a net saving to the county of approximately s50.000. It may be of further interest to the public to know that 80 per cent of these claims are in the hands of the officers who earned them.
 ''The last legislature of Alabama put into effect the constitutional provision
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-19
BOARD OF REVENUE TO REDEEM SCRIP
 WORTH S300,O0O
tContinued from Page Five)

every $10o,0o0 of claims The board req soned further that if the fees are diverted from the county treasury into the fine ana forfeiture fund, the board would be com peIled to provide for all of the salaries or all of the officers, clerks, and employees that are now employed in the said offices, and if they had to borrow money to meet these payments they would be compelled to pay not less than 5 or per cent in farest for the mnneY
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
rnA ru8 m.

Willians' Indian Pile Oiss1sat vim
cure Blind, Bleeding saA Itehi,e H1ss.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays ftsAing st
once, acting Is . poultiee, gives insessG
relief. Williams' Indian Pile Oi1tDsat
is prepared for piles and ticking e tAs
private parts. Sold BY dr.esisas, nail
Soc and '41.00. WiniaAs' lfnR. O.,
proprietors,. Cleveland, oAie.
For sale BY ". g. Pastissa, a.,GgiA
and pharmacist
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

No. 0e31-
120 acres 8 miles from Grsnl Valley
IN miles from . loading station, l
mile. to school; good sell, gsel
water right 20 acres ssleivaAel,
10 aerss in Alfalfa; 100 aesss 81
b. cultivated; ditshes il. 80 ssa1i
tion; property elsss to esea saaee
es,oeo viii take this propssty; o1eol
cash, terms On balance to slit Yaf'
chaser.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

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pasture lsad that win pasture svcs 60
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

1Gehs ~ psAs1s edlVs ~ ~
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

- sesss - Divids ssssk. . sssl
houses, bsilt q sawed Logs, . sesns ),
tie two. IS seres under ealtivatisn
20 acres in akalfa, 500 fruit trees
standard varieties, such - shssssss
plans, apples, dsvberries asA saR-
berries. Is Of the 20 acres 90 - Yst
under cultivation; good wssss right
barn and CELLAR, al fenced viii fss,
Hires. II niles from New Cssals,
niles from Gilt. $500 win by hi.
property IL taken soon.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

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sslsstiag - plasetag tAsss ssssA n
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saA tAsifty sseAisis. s.a ~ ~ ssa-
ias iaIs bsssiaG AaviAe pssssssA tAsis
fisst sssassA = aepas tAis ysas. II
- ass lsohas sss . paaes vAsss ~.
90 really sajsx sssaEsy Me 81 ~
heek ysss ha1lag AsaltA snsag ~
eAiehsaA ~, bsss, osslsa asA fsxit
yss sssd .st lssk fustAss. Ov.ss h
. prsfsssis.al ass b ~ sity ~
esssss ssjsy ~ p,aes - - ~
planned - =, vitAssl nsss e . ~.
rifies Of ti.s sAaa - saa sasel, bst
II is jsst tAs 49, pases fer ss.ssee
wAe en- ssos hsrs a.A naks . Asa1
Of It. TAis pesPssty ~ ess& ~ ew.,,
over $1,000 essA - sAseks viii sAsw
but - ~ sssAssi.sl ~ b s9sr II
st 5000 with sssA pay.s.& sf el1Ge
o. upwasss s.l tins . baA.ss - ssil
buyers essvsais.ss, e aiyA4 s.eAa.g.
for Dsavss rsepsrty ~ sssA vsass.
Ns oesS ~ .svt as
Here = N sxeslls.t stsek fasn, y.
estsa q . Sssd esssk a.l sigAt q ~
~ 4 . spsssAA fsss rs,os, - ssss,
s.ass sslti:>t,sa, vsass ~ slj.k
estsa frsa psivass 3itsA; 3.sssa nssal
Assss. bssa Ter . Asssss, cellar
chicken hossss, gra.ary; saall srsAart
asd stnwesny bod. Rs,al nail rssts
seAesl ,sas; tssepAsas /, Assss. yusa
tie plaee for . nsl Of nsdsssss nsaa1
seekiAg to enter tAs steek S1si.sss
lso acres. Take it for 1850 bst ~
bargain at that.
A. J. DiCEDoM,
alsawood Spring, oss&
II
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

mlAeb Hasn. - alsaD = - lnal
y Aasiao ssss1v. Wlasia, ~ - Z
- - I1s1s; ~ 00hs Z e 0sasa,
~ ssss1V - ~ ts0s b - Z
ssibssAs - ~ . psPsAsAisa = kyeea.
0ssA S-s6asy 3ssso Asase, hasa toso1
viaA siia . - - ~ asAssa,
Psnp - dsk y ki1sAsa. - sssss -
sssts1 oep6 ssaAAsa lsaasA ~
vsssa ~ vtsa bsAaass ssAss s.lAiss-
tisa- Psias eAyeoo. osse0Aos, o1eol
st sh ~ 49,. - nsss.Ass. lSlS
Fsra vsa esass1 - sssoAssssl. o.
sssssss q seAstas ssaAisisss svssa
vssts - nvs b 0slasaAs 81 b villiaG
= tssAs sSaity - CsasssAs hasa q
stsek soaeA.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

- asssA - ooD = e1AHvakiss;
sbsaG - 49, taass O1Vs ~ ~.
Oaia 80 psAaAsass anal4 -; Ssss.
Aseas; . ~ easo - - bsilAiaSs;
10 6as vaAas a0A3s trUbs lsees; y
nile - isaAiaO sla1ias - ssAssl 8
hROs Ass.a. ! oslA Z ~ ~ chick
-. piG ~ - - ~ 0ssAisssy
= vesk IL sn0GA
Price, e1See, oAfoo 1sso ssa bsI-
aaes - sait - ~ - intssssI
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

- sssaA - ssss = s.D1vsAiss,
shsse 10 sssas 0sss - - ssitivs1sA;
y sass h aesasss 0aUo - Aay, Ssais
- Ps1absass 0sseo AeMA bass 81
dAsAa, . - Ss11As sa1l8s 80 veAss
|sig14, A-Viss 1saass - ~ 0esAi,ssy
10 visit ~ slosA, 3 AsssaA ! ssst s
ssv1 . lsisssA ! Ass Ssssy bsa
PEiss, oAeo4
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

- ossA - oass = salAivstisa; /;
sssss ssiasa ~ ~. - - psts-
tsssi . ~ ossso AsaoA I'm ~
- bsilAaOs . - ! V11ss rat;
t-vass 6saas, = - lsso lsaAiAG
sla1iss, ~ . - ~.
haA Aeoos 0eoo ADUs - baS.
ssss ~ - yoag uo10 ~ =
- go io11aA -rf.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

- sefss. 10 sssss = s.ltivatisa; /;
sbsat $50 fssit tssesS eDsgs saissa sss
fnit asA veOseabssss sssav loan; s.
sssa AseeA 49, 81 -. bsiAiAO,
|sssd va4ss sigAA, tv1se 1ssss.
tssss essoos $3.50 aa1s aAA bal-
ssss b ~ ys~ @ H,~ g.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

- sssss. AAss9 = assss /. e.lti.
vatisa; h1e sssss, Os9s ass Aay,
0sia ed psD1ooos . 80 4Pssn
hssss. . go ~ hasA, . sna1 ssllas,
ass lafss pSeaas ssans, sssl vssas
|sgst; 3-wi.s Ssess, - ~ nasAi,ssy
T. vsek IL ss.sA, > Assssa ! ssv
ssos sAisksss - tssAsgs, vasos,
bsegy end hAsAsA -,
Psisa, es,eeo, M . Dayasst Asv,
aal balasss - ~ - . ~ ssaA
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
O1Y 0gY10AIO

VIZ nor mn
PoPAAM'S
ASTHMA @DY
Give prompt ssA pssitivs sslasl -
every sass. esld By assegis1s. psiao
el.0o. Trial paskass hy aa1, ~
Wt1iaas 111G. o., IssVgssosO
0svelaAA oo6o
Fer sale BY ". Q. Psskissa, As1e
Gist AID spothsessy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24
The Easter Rose Sale

The Easter rose sale and supper BY the
ladies of the CnIversa.st church at
heir vestry Tuesda afternoon was a
splendid Success and was largely pat
ron:zcd. The hall presented the appear
ancc Of q rose bower, with roses pinned
over the windows, festoons Of roses
hanging over the room and the sale and
supper tables trimmed with red, white,
pink and yellow roses. The cooked food
table was IN charge Of Mrs George
Tenne Mrs. j. Y. Pattingill and Roy
Pearce. and was gayly decorated with
,reilises OF green leaves and pink roses
at the ends and d great bunch of pink
roses in the centre. Mrs. w. II. Niles.
Mrs Harry Gatchen and Mrs. Whit
comb presided at the fancy table,
which was covered with an arch trim
medwith red roses The apron table was
in charge Of Mrs. T. o. Brown and
Mrs F. Z. Beane and was trimmed with
yellow roses The color scheme was
extended 20 the supper tables. the wait
resses wearing roses OF the same color
as the decorations Of their tables. Some
Of the bouquets Of roses sold as nigh as
one dollar. 4 large company sat down
to the excellent chicken pie supper, for
which this society is SO justly famed.
Mrs Horace Turner. Mrs. Sims and Mrs.
Packard served OH the supper committee.
The financial returns were very graft
fying 20 the workers,