davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05
Z Wojny WEosko-Au-
j. stryackiej.

Wieden, 5 listopada. - Wlo--
skie ataki ma Gorycye zostafy zwy
ciesko odparte = donosi rapport
austryacki: najkrwawsze boje to-
czyly sic pod Zagora, Podgora !
San Michele; pod Trevino walki
sic tocza z nieustajaca zacleto7
Scia. "
~ Wioski rapport wojenny ME
podsie dis zadnych nowych
szczegoiow, stwierdza tylko, ze
Austryacy sprowadzili. masy Gale
wojsk z innych frontow najpraw-
dopodobniej z Polski, poSrod
jenc6w austryackich ii Wlochow
So wszystkie narodowosci repre-
ZentoWane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05
SYTUACYA MA BALKANACH.
Serbia w WalCe.
Ma wschodnim Teatrze Wojny.
WALK WE FRANCYL
MA MORHACH. -:*.-
MA MORNACH.

cze, IL wojna natychmiastowo 20
stanie W Grecyi zdecydowana
przedewszystkiem Venizelos jest
znakomitym politykiem wielkim
Ypatryota i ma ryzyko kraju swe--
go ME narazi; sytuacya zmieniia
sic ostatnio jest dis ma Ba]ka-
ME gorsza ola Sprzymierzanych,
niz byia wowczas, kiedy Venize-
los wojny pragnai i.z9dai po raz
pierwszy drugi - dis gdy spra-
wa wchodzi po rag trzeci w sta
Idyum ostre i grozne, zapewne ME
predict Grecya zdecyduje sic ma
udziai w wojnie czynny, MIN ma
/ Baikanie ME stanie dostatecznie
potezna armia Sprzymierzonych.
Eby zapewniG i'm i ich stronnikom
zwyciestwo. "
Dalej wystapienie Grecyi be
I dzie- zapewne zgodne i rowno'-
znaczne 2 wystapieaiem Rumu-
,Inii, kt6ra cd wojny powstrzynls-
ina zostaia dotad TEN wlaSnie, IL
| Grecya sic wstrzymala - teraz-
,Iby zapewne wszystko sic od-
Imienic musiaio. Rownie w Gre
Cyi, jak W Rumunii usposobienie
'Inarodu jest SLIME "a wojna. Mad
} il ma Rumunie nacisk podwojny
wywieraja Sprzyrnierzeni,, z jed
mel Rosya z drugiej strony, "a
: dajac pozwolenia ma przepuszr-
czenie wojsk rosyjskich do BuS-
garyi przez rumuhskie ziemie. I
przeciwnego zaS obozu, Austrya
Niemcy groza ! naciskaja ma
lRumunie - by zachowala ne
utralnoSc, obiecujac jej korzyS''
DO wojnie - rosyjska Bessara--
bic, alec Rosya ma podobno teze
: IBessarabie oddac Rumunii "a jej
. -IudziaI w wojnie, a Sprzymierze-
mi w dodatku obiecuja po Ar--
Istryi Siedmiogrod... WIGS
Rumunia znajduje sic W konflik-
Gle ME lada. zadna re stron alta
> Ikowac jej ME chce, bo badz co
badz ma ona 100000 gotowegc
} ilz .woiska, wahanie owo, trivia
Glce juz rok blisko stale sic ME do
.tzniesienia samemuz narodowl ra-
Imunskiemu.
IAkcya Sprzymierzonych ma Bal
Ikanie ME jest jeszcze doStatecz-'
Inie iasna i rozwinieta. w Saloni-
Ikach i Kavala = miasta greckie
Wv Macedonii - wyladowano zna-
czne wojska, ktore czeSciowo wa
Icza z Serbami w poiudnioweI
ESerbii przeciw Bulgarom, a cze-
lsciowo szachuia Turkow Buiga-
lrow w kierunku Adryanopola
gdzieby wojska Sprzymierzonych
zamierzaly zastapi6 droge Mem
com i Austryakom dalacyn
Iwskros serbii i Buigaryi do pola,
Iczenia sic z arrnia turecka ma
Ip6lnoc cd Konstantynopola sto-
Ijaca. Ponadto maja Sprzymie
rzeni wielkie wojska na Gallipo,
III, Geese ich zapewne bedzie luh
Ibyla wzieta do Salonik i Kavala.
liecz chyba ME Gala akcya na Gal,
lipoli zostanie zniesiona, gdyi
w6wczas uwolniloby to Gala ar
mic tureoka tam dzialaiaca,
pozwolilo Turkom rzucic ia gdzie
Iindziej. Plan6w swoich Anglia
Francya ME odkrywa W tel mie-
RE. Co do Rosyi - to nadeszlc
zaprzeczenie z Piotrogrodu vie
Sci, ogioszonej pred kilku dnia'
Imi, jakoby wojska rosyjskie "a
tjeiy Warne i ladowaiy W tynl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05
SENATOR NORRIS PROPO'
NUJE PoDATEK
- SPADKOWY.

Washington, 5 listopada. -
Ma zblizajacej sig sesyi kongresu
ma bye przedStawiony projekt
senatora Norrisa zENebraski "a
prowadzenia stopniowego podat-
ku spadkowego, kt6rego celem
jest ME tylko doprowadzic do te-
go, by bogaci wiecej niz biedni
przyczyniali sic do ponoszenla
ciezar6w paiistwowych, ale TAX
ze rozbic miliardowe fortuny a.
merykanskiej arystokracyi finan-
sowej, gdyz skupienie zbyt wiel-
kich majakow w jednych rekach
Jest ziem ekonomicznem, ktore--
mu nalezy zapobiegac. Dlatego
senator Norris proponuje, y W
miare zwiekszania sic wartosci
spadku zwiekszal sic rowniez pro
cent, jaki spadkobierca cd swego
dziedzictwa jest obowiazany "a,
piacit. Wedle tego planu ma wy
! )sic podatek cd spadku:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05
2EPREZENTANcI RZEZALN
ZNOW PROTESTUJA.

Washington, s listopada. =
Reprez. rzezaln wniesli znow w;
departamencie stanu protest pre-
civ bezprawnemu postepowaniu'
wiadz brytyjskich odnoSnie do pa
rowca ,,Christianiafjord" linii
Norwegian America, ktory ma
jutro odpiynac Nowego Yorku
do Chrystyanii ladunkiem mic,
sa. Wiadze brytyjskie zapowie-
dzia}y, re jesli transport ten jest
przeznaczony ME do Norwegii, a
tylko ma bye przez nia przewie-
ziony do Szwecyi = jak sic ma
rzecz istotnie = ladunek ,,Chri--
stianiafjordu" zostanie skonfisko-
wany. Ma przewoz jego dozwoli
Anglia tylko wowczas, jesli RE,
zainie dadza gwarancye, re ME
zostanie on z Norwegii nigdzie
- - - : d
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05
SPRAWY MEXYKANSKIE.

Eagle Pass, Tex. 5 listopada
= John Lind, byly prywatny re-
prezentant prezydenta Wilsona,
odbyl wczoraj diuga konferencye
L Carranza W czasie ktorej ten O.
statni wyrazii wielkie uznanie dla
polityki pana Wilsona odnosnis
10 Mexyku i nadzieje, re uda mu
sic w niedlugim juz czasie stwo-
rye Rad konstytucyjny. Me
przystepuje jeszcze do tel robe
ty, tylko objezdza Stany polno-.
cne, chodzi mu bowiem 0 wyro--
bienie W caiym narodzie jednoli,
tego pojecia, jake obowiazki no
wy rad bedzie mial do speinie--
MIA.
Bisbee, Ariz.. 5 listopada. :
z powodu ogloszonej przez Vile
wiadomosc, re W czasie walk poo
FL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05
NOVA WILSONA IA
ZBROJENIAMI.

Nowy York, 5 listopaGa. -
Prezydent Wilsona rozpoczai
wczoraj kampanie "a zbroJeniaml
nova, ktora wypowiedziai tn W
klubie Manhattan ma obledzle
wydanym powodu zlotego JuDl-
leuszu tego klubu. Okoio 800 go
Sci bylo obecnych, przemowle--
ME spotkalo sic Z entuzyastycz--
nem przyjecienr.
Co sic tyczy armii regularnej,
zadai prezydent wycwiczenia W
ciagu trzech najblizszych lat
100000 zoinierzy obywateli, u
macy, CO roku nalezaloby do
starczyG kontyngentu $4,000 zoi-
merry. Maja sic oni zaciasac ma
try lata ME jako armia staia, 4
odbywat tylko corocznie piln'1
'cwiczenia przez krotki przccias
czasu. z-z-las.tF .s,-.s==, -. T.
Flote pragnalby Wilson Wi
dziec wzmocniona tax, jak 70
.przedstawia plan departament'i
Imarynarki. Lada on uchwalenia
piecioletniego projektu budze--
tenn $5OO,OOO,OOO. w tyln czasie
nalezy wybudowac Is do 20 okre-
tow typu dreadnoughtow i krazo-
wnik6w bojowych, okoio 100 III
row, 70 torpedowcow odpowie-
dnia ilosc okretow szpitalnych /
lpomocniczych. Odpowiednio tez
do tego musi bye powiekszona Ii
czba marynarzy.
Przechodzac. do innych kwe--
styi, prezydent zaznaczyi, re A
meryka nigdy ME zapragnie ma
bytkow terytoryalnych, zdobywa-
nych gwaitem przemoca. Ia de-
klaracya odnosi sic oczywisclc
takze do Mexyku i Haiti ma
wielkie znaczenie dla innych
pafistw amerykanskich. Hasie Il
Stanow Zjednoczonych jest: Pc
koj dobra VIOLA - W mya "a
tenn jego chetnie ofiaruja swe po-
Srednictwo, by po}ozyc ko-
nice wojnie europejskiej.
w dalszym ciagu stwierdzii
mowca, re giosy obywateli obce-
go pochodzenia, jake podnosz2
sic z wyrazami sympathy ola in
nych narodow bez wzgledu ma in
teresa amerykanskie, ME So wy
razem zapatrywah ogoiu Ame-'
rykanow cudzozienskiego po-
chodzenia, tylko mafych wSrod
Mich grup. w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych niema, bezwarunkowo miej-
sea ami ma kiotnie rasowe ami ma
antagonizmy religjne i sekciar--
;kie ,.. ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05
Prezydent zaczyna kanlpan|e
"a zbTojenianL.
John Lind u Carranzy.
neutrality-suspicious.
Move skargi rzezalh.
ChCe mice " Rosy bank ameTykaiskie.
Taft krytykuje Roosevelta.
Pozar parowca na morzu.
Niepoleoje ma Haiti.
Pozar paroWca ma morzu.
Niepokoje ma Haiti.

Aqua Prieta czterej Ameryka--
ME - a mianowicie DIR. K. Ii.
Tighan, DR.. !. D. Pylant, lekarze
;, The Cananea Consolidated Cop
per Company dwaj ich Szote-
,rzy zgineli Cd ognia artyleryi
Carranzy, urzednicy tel &ompanli
wydali oSwiadczenie, il wiado--
NOSE ia jest klamstwem.
Naco, Ariz. 5 listopada. Francis
co Villa znajduje sic W blizkosci
stqd ia stronie mexykahskiej Id
czele 3GOOnej armii, kt6ra GOING
la sic po porazce odniesionej POD
Aqua Prieta. Gala jcSo armia ma
wynosic $4,000 zoirierza jest po-
dobno dobrze zaopatrzona w srod
Xxi ZVWnOSci.i OdZienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05

Senator Norris pracuje nadto
mad projektem opodatkowania mi
lionowych posag6w, jake zadne
tytuiow bogate Amerykanki wy.
.woza z kraju, wychodzac "a ell.
ropejskich hrabiow, lordow ksia
Eat j t. d. .-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 3-ciej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05
Grecya ma Rozstaju,

ATENY. 81. = Grecya : bye mO7e "a
gOdzinach zadecyduje daIszej swojej pOEtyce--
Co do wojny zwiaszcza; Kr6l Konstantyn zwo-
IaI narade przedstawicieli wszystkich partyi kt6-
rzy maja wsp6lnie rOzpatrzec sytuacye pOwziac
decyzye; narada trivia dzisiaj i przypuszczalnie
pred wieczorem luh do iutra decyzya zapadnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05

(Dokohczenie ma str. 3ej,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-05

Zupeinie odparty.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

Editor brought this con-
founded list of 200 people attending
the dance last night?
Office Boy-A lady.
Editor-Why didn't she leave her
name?
Office Boy-Yes. She said it's one
Of those on the list.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
WORE EN- OUT

A teacher had been at great trouble
to explain to her class the meaning
of the word Notwithstanding" and,
on asking for a sentence in which the
word occurred, was somewhat nom
plussed to receive the following eff
fort from blushing maiden of some
eight summers and winters:
please, miss, my little brother has
a hole in the seat of his trousers, and
it's Notwithstanding
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
SHE SURVIVED

isis won't be able to see you to-
night, Mr.. JONES'" said her little
brother. "She's had a tur'ble acct
dent"
"Is that so? What happened?"
"All her hair got burned up.
Good heavensi Was she burned?"
Nav, she wasn't there. Pitts
burgh Chronicle.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
IMPOSSIBLE BARRIER

IMPOSSIBLE BARRIER
How much is radium worth an
ounce?" asked the man with an
arithmetical mind.
THAT" replied the practical per-
son, lis an idle question. After you
get through imagining an ounce of
radium you haven't Imagination
enough left to imagine the price. p
Washington Star.
MISTAKE SOMEWHERE
"That fellow Smith drinks like a
fish, said Brown.
That's queer" responded Jones,
''he told me that he never touched
water" Cincinnati Enquirer.
1890
NO INCAPABLE
Mrs. Newlywed-I want cook,
but she must be capable.
Head of employment agency
Modam, 1 have several on my books
capable of anything. -Judge.
NONE so BLIND
"How is it / didn't see you at the
charity meeting last night?"
at was l who passed the plate
around judge 4
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-01-13

Lriaf Illness Ital,.. -
and savnrol t,no n" c ~ q VIZ
His da,tb j. viii, ,,o,, ,,','' c'''
y man by the name of Brown
killed a large copper. head
snake near kcvk,e, ru r'st FRI
day l. WIS found between
some rocks wher" lh. san had
brought it 80 iife, md Mr..
Brown says II was about the
Hest snake he ever killed.
When j. Polk Wolfe return
vu 10 Dhhte, after spending the
''olinaNS mere Wldl hometpiks.
ne round mat santa Clause had
'eit MN present IN the shape
oil a" appNiniw.ut ass auditor
OF tne CiinchiiHld Coal Gorpor
o'lon. we congratulate Polk
Upon nus appo,numen' to this
prominent position.
NJ; il. McCorkle returned last
80 rom matiila, Fl1.,
W,er' l, prnt two week and
"''" le'e planted twenty
1t, res "' 'and ne recently pur-
''a''" D." orange trees
NJ n I,,..,
,,,si,ina ,.;h ",I 'I'E ~" o u
R,ilrond Gnn,, ,"v '',,'S'A,e
ul,r. a,t I.r' l':5i' "a. .,'9
N,rfou. oI,., '""' "'N n' "'
r.sitinn ,... 'U 'V''p'yn "
for the Nnrfoi. Sn"'1 .."i W.,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-01-13

The Y. q 5. w. passenger
train No. >, due here from Bris-
tol at 1895 a. IN, was DELAYED
two hours on last Thursday
when the engine struck a rock
that had fallen on the track in
a cut near East Stone Gan.
None of the train left the track
but the engine was badly dam
aged, cylinder head being
knocked of which rendered II
powerless to finish the trip. 1t
was able to make the trip to
Appalachia, where another en-
CINE was secured and sent back
to bring in the train. Ii would
probably have resulted in a SCI.
ious wreck but for the fact that
the train had slowed down con.
siderably on account of cross
ing a long trestle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-12
ACT 2l3
AN ACT

DEcLARlEG AND DEslaSATING CERTAIN TRAcr GoyERN
8 ,MEkT LAND AT KALAPANA, DISTRICT PUMA, ISLAND
CouETY HAWAII, PUBLIC PARK.
Be Enacted By the Legislature of The Territory of HG~ai
SEcTos The of land hereinafter described here
BY declared to be public park be known the Kaapana
Park Na<. go 30 = ..5.,@...":.. j..
Al that certain tract of Government land at Kaspana, Dis
@ of Puma Island and County of Hawaii fully decrib
ed as follows to wit: zE,> -'- '~' ~ *-'1..
Beginning the triangle pahoehoe at the West
of this piece the North and South respectively of Lots
and Section of the WaiakOlea Homcead and the East
of Grant 1861 Kaahil the coordnates of said
point of beginning referred Government Survey Trg Sta
tion Hakuma being 1850 feet North and 1880 feet East
shown Government Survey Registered Map No. 1872 and
running by true szinluths:
l. 226 10 749.4 feet along Lot 3 Section Waiakolea
= s--7r-e--eeezz-s. Homesteads;
49, 14Ie CO. $500 feet along Lot 3 Section Waiakoea
Ks s. fEeNA Homesteads;
e. s. s2se 40 1S4 feet less, along Grant s74 to
80 +. ~@=a>@.sTs Kaiwi; "."=>.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-12

secretary Of the board before said time Of hearing Be
fore making such publication the board shall collect from tho
applicant the cost of making such application
SECTION > This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this 18th day Of April A. ID. 1915
LUCIUS L. PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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Signed
(Oficial title Of prosecuting oficer.)

"Secton 3774A. Interpretation. In this chapter: The
'act doing of act includes omission " the
the court unless contrary intention appears the
before which the trial is had the "he ofense
the specific oense constituted by the omissions
of the accused distinguished from the he transaction
which the particular facts and circumstances which
distinguish the ofense committed from other oenses of the
Section 3SO7A Libel An Indictment for libel need not
CONTINUED Page TenJ
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-..-.,
DECLARING AND DESIGNATING CERTMN TRACT OF Govern.
MlSr LAND At KArMu DrsrnIcr OF PuSA, ISLAND AND
CorxrY OF HAWAII AS A Public PARK
BE a. Enacted tv the Legislature of 4e Territory of Harat
,:,o..,t 1870.
BY declared to be public park to be known as the Kanu
Park being all that certain tract of government land at Ia
inu, in the District Of Puma Island and County Of Hawaii
moro fully Described as follows to wit:
Beginning at q on solid rock at the Southwest corner of
Of the land Of MaEena the coornate Of said point Of begin
being 4es3s feet North and 1925 feet East as shown on
Government Survey Registered Map No 1912 and running
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Wall 1915, AMENDING CHAPTER 215 OF SAID REVISED
LAWS, ADDING THERETO THIRTEEN New SECTIONS
DESIGNATED SECTIONS 3791A 3791B, 3791C
S791D S791E, S791F, o791G, S791H, 3791I, 3791J
3774A, 3SO7A 3SO7B.
Be Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory Of Hopa
SECTION Section 1891 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii
1915 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 391 Defects and omissions No indictment shall
be held invalid insufficient for of the averment of
matter be proved for any defect omission of
matter of form only for any mswrng, mis-speng
improper English the of authorizations, signs symbols
foreign words locally in and commonly UNDERSTOOD
for the omission the words ~ appears upon the record
as by the record of the words against the
of the words against the form of the statute of the words
against the form the Statutes provided jurisdiction of
the shown with certainty sufficient satisfy person
of ordinary intelligence for stating time place mpercty
incorrectly
No Indictment shall be held invalid insufficient for want
of that the grand Jurors mpaneed
charged for of proper formal conclusion for want of
imperfecon the addition of any defendant because
any person mentioned in the indictment designated by
proper name because the initial any persons given
stated instead said given for of statement
of value price the of damage injury in
where the value price the of damage
is not of the of the ofense.
SECTION Chapter 2l5 Of the Revised Laws of Hawaii
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To AUTHORIZE Cry COUNTY OF Honolulu TO LEASE
FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES PoRr1oNs OF THE AREA Com
pRIsED WITHIN THE LIMITS kAPoIANI PARK.
-
Be Enacted 6y Legislature Of tie Territory Of Ha~a
SECTION The City and County of Honolulu is hereby
authorized lease for period exceed fifteen 5 years.
and upon such and conditions shall determine
portion portions of the comprised within the limits OF
Kapoan Park said city and county for the construction
and maintenance thereon of polo field and the necessary
proper accessories for such field and for the games be played
thereon provided however that said lease shall contain the
condition that of permanent nature shall be
erected by the lessee within the limits of said park maka Of
Paki Avenue -. ..e.. j., -a ....-
Section 9 This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this 18th day of April, A. D. 1915.
: -, LUCIUSt E. PINKHAM,
afNl,,.T or ,,ofu ayro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-25
DIALOGOS SEN0RILES

nfs5raz. sLos ~ese2eraa. . Pnes Co
ITO aeaeilns-
M;-rcu&s-3ien. oiem. TIE ms fl
5@io- Pi-ira- en- -gz arg=2d@E2s del
,o~i-&bueIn, ri ronquaataGor~:
P3.:1a -Na 10 cna@. So 3es:acsua-
~raGre=- CHINO. ! lie Aiggro ro&o. .yc--
Gadss
Mar4ae=-Ta@ h:2rno- Ii HASA nc-
- nn 4uintaI- :: c7n elIa, DE I'M &o.-
T.. aho-jah@n Jas ~&I1nadac@~ = dies
F4nzarra.aa 4 5oe gaemigoz.
Pi-,a-.G-,e ~oarbaros. T4 np ste
ra5 t4n br1-Q caHao hos 9iszb4elos.
T ee:f. ,J..anGn@.
&ar.4r-lEcrojoo Lgual- Si lie
&2az- 81 caso be pzlcar Par nm wa.i.G7-,
Dor mi rey 70 Ia@- rai dama. .~igua-@
Ei2rn e.ie pesearE~ CON aauna& = r~1-
.catijm6snros GnoGeruislmos. pra@ H.
cieDGo honor @ mi aomDne = = m6 H.
-
EEgiI@-rT MAJ iris 81 igdos9
1i@Ec1e@-A 5o@ qGe p.ldtera-
PEira-i&r,@s una h~ru,&HlmG de
~@d=aia@h5c, Jn@nin- Tie na@rro mu-
c2o.
M4:cucz-T rG 81 eli. P.tta...-
PiE1a-N@> ra2oos "a e-.egder mouw
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Lyric

That the second installment of the weeks bill at the Lyric is better than the first was evidenced by the enthusi- astic manner the new acts were received last night. Notwithstanding weather con- ditions and other attractions the busi- ness was good and the innovation of two bills in one week seemed to take well with the patrons of the Lyric.
 The headliner is the clever sketch, "A Novel Marriage" with the author, Franklyn Searlght in the leading role. Noel Travers and Miss Irene Douglas ably assist the lead and many really funny situations present themselves dur ing the act. It deals with a young man and his sweetheart tricking an rascible old uncle into marriage It is smooth ly worked out, always amusing and goes with a snap.
 Billy Lloyd and George Britt do a novelty act that was quite original and took well. Lloyd has a splendid voice and Britts Harry Lauder" makeup is a scream.
 The dancing act of Laura and Billy Dryer IS run Of variety and decidedly clever The pantomimic dances feature
 Jones Jones contributed much to the enjoyment of the bill by his novelty. "A Tip on the Wire" which is a real thriller
 The -Four Roses while not of the liquid variety are genuine joy producers They are four shapely girls who present number of acrobatic, whirling dances that are wonderful in their execution.
 "Heeza Liars War Dogs" and Pathe's weekly open and close the bill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-10
COPIES OF LICENSE
 BILL DISTRIRTTEn

Montgomery, September 9.-(Special.) Printed copies of the report of the con ference committee on the general license bill were placed in the hands of the members of the senate today The re. port, which covers eight printed pages, contains more than 50 amendments, though most of them are immaterial and Will furnish no contest on the part of either the house or senate.
 The first amendment made by the con ference committee deals with the auto mobile license tax. which is left prac- tically the same as 1t was when the bi'l passed the house. The senate, as is known. materially reduced this license.
 The committee recommended decrea SC in the license on persons engaged in the business of selling soft drinks. The bin as passed by the house, fixed a license tax of s10 on persons engaged in the business in towns nd cities of not over 5000 inhabitants; in cities of 5000 and not over 15,000 S15 and on an ascending scale up to as much as $40.
 The committee recommended a reduc- tion. fixing the tax in cities of 5000 and less at So, in cities of 5000 and up to 15 00o S7.50, and on an ascending scale up to as much as $16
 Many other recommendations were made by the committee. all of which will be acted upon tomorrow by the two leg islative bodies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-10
PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR
 WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Montgomery, September 9.-tSpecial) The senate committee on revision of laws today decided to report favorably the bill providing for the support by the state of women and children who have been abandoned by their husbands and fathers. and imposing fine or im- prisonment upon such dere1ict parents. ago.
 Under the provisions of the bill. the Juvenile courts have supervision in all cases of abandonment, If a husband abandons his wife and children, the court has authority to dictate terms. In the event he refuses to return to his wife and children, the court may impose a fine not exceeding s100, all of which will be paid to his wife
 If. on the other hand, the husband, or parent, refuses to pay. the fine. then the court may sentence him to hard labor for a period not exceeding six months For each day he serves at hard labor the state pays his wife 30 cents
 The juvenile court. under provision tionary powers. If. after sentencing a man to hard labor for abandonment the court has reason to believe the husband will return to his wife and children, then the court has power to remit so much of his sentence as may seem expedient. but only on condition that the derelict husband promise to alter his course of living.