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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
La test def "GiOrna1e d'Ita1ia,,

In un articolo di fondo, Pautorevo.
lissimo E'Giornale d'Italia,, che guam
tunque non rivesta assoluto carattere
ufficiale governativo, rappresenta tut
tavia il ponsiero della maggioranza
politica che sostiene il gabinetto Sa-
landra-Sonnino dichiara che la poll
tica della neutralita condizionata del
rItalia non puo' essere ulteriormente
continuata in seguito allie mosse delIe
fotte alleate nei Dardanelli, lie quail
hanno portato sui tappeto del hume
rosi Interest," dell'Italia tre problemi
fundamental enormemente scabrosi.
Essi sono:
''Il primo, il nuovo equilibrio del
Mediterraneo che, in seguito ALA COM
parsa in esso della flotta russa attra-
verso Dardanelli, vera irremissibil-
mente alterato.
"Il secondo concerne il delicate
equilibrio balcanico il terzo, Ia ine-
vitabile spartizione dellAsia Minore
che affretta direttamente pequilibrio
del Mediterraneo orientale.
''E' assolutamente impossible pei
IItalia, conclude rarticolo del ''Gior
male d'Itafia,, risolvere questi tire sea-
brosi problemi, senza il cointeressa-
mento e la amjizione dele Potenze
alleate non solo, quail sistemerannc
oueste question: dial punto di vists
del loro stretto intele esse, ma ancht
senza la intromissione della piccols
ma audace risoluta nazione greca,.
L'articolo quindi inisce coll ammo
nire gil italiani di essere costante
mente vigil pronti ad affrontart
ogni emergenza ed essere sempre una
mimi q sostenere la necessita' dell'in
tervento.
| L'articolo che ha destato enormr
Impressions, e dai piu' considerat'
lcome un avviso preliminare al grand
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
LO STENDARDO DI LEPANTO

E Pentusiasmo assurse all'apice del
delirio, quando mel Duomo, durante
la solenne celebrazione, rarcivescovo
di Gaeta, Mons, Niola, dopo avere
pronunciato un elevate sermone, no
bile esaltazione della patria del re,
presentava S. E. Salandra 10 sto-
rico Stendardo che sventolo' vittorioso
sulla galea sulla quale era imbarcato
il Principe Marcantonio Colonna, al
comando dele forze naval pontifcie
ALA battaglia Ii Lepanto dove per la
prima volta la baldanza turca fu uni
liata.
Ii gesto veramente grandioso par
ticolarmente ispirato nell ora presente,
dava luogo ad an 'ovazione destinata
a rimaner memorable.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
Le dimissiOni DEF gabinettO

ATENE, s. = II presidente del
Consiglio, Venizelos, annuncio' sa-
bato sera, nella Camera del Depu-
tati che siccome il Re non approvava
la politica seguita dial Gabinetto, que
sto aveva rasseguato lie proprie dimis-
sioni.
II Gabinetto presieduto da E. K.
Venizelos, il quale teneva anche i
portafogIi degli AFFAIR." Esteri della
Guerra, era state in carica durante
tutta la campagna .contro la Turchia
e contro la Bulgaria.
Gia' fin da sabato 81 attendeva che
fossero annunciate lie decisioni del
Conslglio della Corona che 81 era riu-
nito soto la presidenza del re, 81
riteneva generalmente che il Consi-
Clio fosse in favore dellintervenio e
che a mobiitazione sarebbe quindi
stata presto ordinate.
II giornale "Hestla,, annunciava
pero' che, Sc il Consiglio 81 fosse di-
chiarato contro l'intervento, il Mini
stero Venizelos avrebbe rassegnato
lie proprie dimissioni, COST infatti e.
avvenutO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
La DIMOSTRAZIONE DI GAETA

Pure signifcantissima fu la dino
strazione avyenuta a Gaeta nell'occa-
stone della celebrazione della posa
della prima pietra del lavori del nuo-
vo porto militare.
II tenente generate Nora, in un
patriottico d,scorso, diceva: - Sc
Iordine sara di attendere, attende-
reno: Sc l'ordine sara Iii marciare,
marceremo, sempre avanti in nome
del Re dellItalia! Ed il lnostro grido
di guerra sala': Savoia! Savoia!,,.
Queste parole pronunciate con gran
de energia fervore, sollevavano un
enorme entusiasmo: Ion. Salandra,
evidentemente commosso, abbracciava
e baciava il generate Nora, dopo di
che ALA sua volta pronunciava un
breve discorso diceva: - "Sono
fero di potter affermare che tuth sia-
mo ansiosi di compiere il nostro do
we're, colraiuto di Dio, soto gil or
dini del Re, per la gloria della Madre
Tatrial,,.
Piu' innanzi, ron. Salandra, rife
rendosi al pane scuro di guerra, di
recente decretato, COST 81 esprimeva:
- ''E moi saremo primi nutrirci
del Mobile pane scuro del soldati, come
primo modesto sacrifcio per il compi-
mento del destini della Patria!, -
Seguiva imponente manifsftazione.
Lon SalSndra Q lutte le persona
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
ovest dell Asia Minore ed poca di-
stanza di Khonia, nella cui ultima
ciita' il governo turco come flu annun-
ciato sta per prendere residenza.
II pane di guerra

RGMA, 8. - S. NJ il Re Vittorio
Emonuele ha ieri firmato un decreto
che stabi isce la confezione la ven
dita dl uno speciale tipo di pane per
tutta Italia proibisce altresi' il con
sumo dele qualitas di pane di lusso e
di fore, eccetto che per gil ospedali.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
quadro degli ufficiali dell'esercito su
piede di guerra.
L Italia cOmincerebbe con f'Occu-
paziOne di Ada1ia?

ROMA, 8. = In questi circoi po-
litici, CORE con insistenza la voce che
un corpo di truppe italiane, pre- ;eden-
temente concentrate nellie isole del
Dodecanneso che rItalia occupa nell
rEgeo sin dalla guerra italo-turca, e
pronto salpare per occupare il porto
asiatico di Adalia nellie coste sud-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13

EVENT. che maturano sui destini d'I-
talia.
Move insure mi1itarj

ROMA, 8. = Con un decreto ema-
nato ier1 dial Ministero della guerra,
20 ufficiali di complemento sono stati
nominati effettivi nell 'esercito perma-
nente- 81 suppone che altrl identici
decreti seguiranno per la nomina di
altri uff1ciali di complemento, fno a
quaneo essi saranno sufficient per
pore resercito italiano nella sua pie
no eficienza per quanto riguarda il
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
RE VITTORIO CONF RISCE
CON SALANDRA, SONNINO, G.OLlTTI

ROMA, 9. - E. oramai generate
convinzione che fora del fati d'Italia
sta per suonare.
Re Vittorio ha ricevuto in Villa
Ada contemporaneameute gil onore-
voli Salandra, Sonnino Giolittl,
trattenendoli colloquio per oltre due
ere.
Poscia il Presidente del Consiglio
convocava Ministri nella propria abb
tazione allie move mezzo di sera la
riuniene 81 protraeva sino a mezza
notte
Non e. state emesso alcun comuni-
cato ufficiale, ma e. facile supporre
quail siano stati gil argomenti della
discussions mentre d'sltra parte nulla
e. trapelato dele decisioni che pos
sono essere state prese.
Prima del Consiglio del Ministri,
pon. Salandra ha conferito col Mini
stro degli esteri, on. Sonnino per oltre
un'Ora.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
RiCerCa di persona

Chiunque sapesse la resi-
denza e potesse dar notizia di
Ercole Martini, farebbe opera
buona, facendolo sapere a suo
fratello Paolo Martini, box IA,
Colver, Pa, il quale e. dispo-
sto a dare anche un forte COM
penso.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
L'Ora deCiSiva de11'Italia
sta per SuOnare

lita' present., tutta la folla, erano
profondamente emozionati.
E non memo signifcante e. state
questo eplsodlo.
Un incauto, ebbe la imprudenza di
gridare: - Viva la neutralita!
Lon. Salandra ribatte' prontissimo
e ad alta severa voce: - ''No, 81
gnore! Non e un grido AMIGO questo!
Gridi piuttosto Viva PLtalia!,,.
Uno scroscio di applause e grida di
"Viva pItalial,, accoglievano lie pa
role del nostro Primo Ministro.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
BuOna OCGaSiOne

81 vendono 8 caEalli da tiro, COM
presi fnimenti, e 2 vagani, prezzo
convenientissimo,
Per particolari, riyolgersi scri-
we're al nostro uf1cio: Carpenter ave.
Indiana, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
Per / danneggiati
del terremOtO

Riceviamo dial sig. A. Turquato di
Windber volentieri pubblichiamo:
Sottoscrizione a pio' del colpiti dial
~ terremoto, promossa dale quattro
Societa' italiane di Windber, Pa:
Introito ed esito.
Raccolto in colonia $138. 80
Ricavato di una serata in teatro 1875
Club Italiano 114.25
Societa' Fraterna $500
Societa' S. Antonio 68.75
Societa' Abruzzese 1920
Totale $663.05
.Spese
Windber Opera Houae $4,000
''Windber Era,, per stampati 5.75
Severino Simoni per lavoro 5.55
Per 10 scenario ed altro 1911
Totale $500
Ricavato netto $3.50
Questa somma e. stata gia' spedita,
a mezzo vaglia telegrafco, al Presi-
dente della Croce Rosa Roma.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
I'm nuOvO GabinettO VenizelOS?

ROMA,9. = Telegrafano da Atene
che la situazione politica assume un
tale aspetto da rendere inevitable un
nuovo Gabinetto Venizelos.
Cio' non ostante il dissidio fra We
nizelos Re Costantino 81 accentua
sempre piu'.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
Grave Crisi in GreCia
per lie dimissiOni del GabinettO VenizelOs

consequence, offerto Pincarico ALTON.
Connaris deputato di Patrasso, ma ST
ritiene che anche accettando, il Con-
naris non sia in grado di costituire un
Ministero.
Al Re non rimarrebbe altra via che
sciogliere il Parlamento.
81 annuncia che Pon. VeniZelos 81
ritirera' nella nativa Creta.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
I'm cOmplOttO
per uccidere Re COStantinO

ROMA, g. = Telegrafano da Atene
che in quella capltale e. state ARE
state un noto criminale ritornato di
recente dali Egitto per attentare ALA
vita di Re CostantiDo.
L'arrestato sarebbe il mandatario
di un gruppo di congiurati.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09
PROMINENT ALABAMIANS IN BIRMINGHA M YESTERDAY

J. Cooper Milner, of Vernon, member of the state senate, passed through Brming- ham yesterday en route to Montgomery, where today the legislative recess com mttee on judiciary will assemble.
 '''rhc work of the committee said MT. Miner, Ifs of great importance. It is our duty so to reform the judiciary system that it's general effectiveness will not be impaired, and at the same time so to rearrange that system that it's cost will be reduced.
 Our chairman, W. c. Davis. who rep resents Walker county in the house and who is at the present time in Birming- ham, has urged everybody interested in the reformation of the Judiciary to give the committee the benefit of their advice. That invitation will be, in my opinion, generally responded to-
 Jack Cranford, of Jasper, former mem- Der of the legislature, who Is in Birming- ham, declined yesterday afternoon to dis cnss the Bonner bull bill." the anti- tipping bill, the ble-back speller bill, and other legislation accomplished by the leg islature. But he smiled about that legis- lation Just the same.
 T want to tell you" he said "how back. We put into use the lesson gath cred from Mahomet's futile attempt to cause the mountain to come to him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09

latter at present assistant secretary of the Jefferson Fertilizer company
 The majority of the stock of the new company is owned by the Jefferson Fertilizer company. of which Mir. Whit field is president All the capital to be used in the construction of the plant is local money, according to the announcement made yesterday. The plant will crush cotton seed to secure the oil that comes from that seed as well as engaging in the manufacture of cotton seed hulls and cotton seed cakes. The very best and most mod ern machinery will be used in the plant which will be of concrete and will be in every degree fireproof. Mr. Don. nelly. whose experience as builder has extended over many years, wlll be in charge of the construction.
 MT. Blinn said last night that the plant had been located in close prox- unity to dairymen, railroads, small re- tail stores and such operations, and would be able to serve very large number of buyers with the least pos- sible transportation.
 Blinn Discusses Project
 "The site we purchased Is now oc- cupied by some negro houses" said
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09
NEWFEDERAL LAW IS NOW IN EFFECT
Seeks Protection of Public With Respect to Many
 Proprietary Remedies

On March 1 a new federal law became operative that has an important bearing upon many proprietary or patent remedies marketed throughout America. The new enactment requires that concerns placing on the market for retail trade medicines that contain opium, coacaine or the de- rivations in any quantity shall make a registration with the internal revenue de- partment of the government showing the exact quantity of such ingredients that are used, and regulate the sale, dispens- Ing and giving away of such medicines.
 Vitalftas, natural medicine that has recently sprung into great prominence. Is not effected by this law as 1t is wholly free of alcohol, opiates or poisonous drugs of any character. Vitalitas contains a re- markable combination of chemical-min- erals which were blended in the earth as the result of natural forces. In reality 1t is analogous to condensed mineral water with corrective and tonic proper ties that are wonderfully pronounced and cover a remarkably wide range of useful ness. As extracted Vitalitas Is absolutely pure. It literally sweeps away many diseased conditions, and particularly in the treatment of disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and blood-even In chronic form 1t will be found beneficial. Cures are effected by It's use in obstinate cases after every other treatment has failed. It is not unpleasant to take and may be taken by a child or delicate in- valid.
 A demonstration of vitalitas Is in prog ress at Averyts drug store, 109-111 Twen- tictt street; also for sale by Pegram & Patton Drug company. Bessemer, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09
CULLEN RELEASED
 ON FORGED BON
Had Been Held in COnnec. ton With Nationwide
 Directory Swindle

Forged bonds aggregating S2S00 are a1- legged to have been presented by H. A. Cullen, against whom charges of forgery and obtaining money by false pretenses are pending in the criminal court. Cullen and three other persons were indicted by the grand jury for an alleged swindle in connection with a directory scheme. He was indicted on five separate charges and his bond set in three cases at $750 each, one for s300 and one for s250.
 On last Saturday bonds covering the above amount purporting to be signed by four reputable citizens were presented were approved, as the four citizens were good on the tax books for the amount of the bonds, and the defendant was re- leased. He immediately disappeared and has not been seen since.
 Hearing of the bonds the four men whose names appeared called at the sherff's office and on investigation de- clared that the signatures were forgeries in every case. Attorney for the defend ants, 1t is understood. stated he was not present when the bonds were signed. The sheriff's office has nothing to say on the matter except that the signatures had been declared forgeries. It is understood that Solicitor Hugo l.. Black will pre- sent the matter at once to the grand jury, which is now in session, and have it investigate at once.
 Cullen is reported to be wanted on other charges and the several detective agencies have been notified of his dis appearance. The other parties indicted with Cullen for the same alleged offense also made bond Saturday which have been pronounced good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09
[ORTON. Local Forecaster.
ESCORTS ANNOUNCED
 FOR MISSES FASHION
Will Be in Attendance Upon Them at Newspaper Club Dances Each
 Evening During Week

The Business Mems League has named
 committee of young men to act as es- corts to the Misses Fashion during Fash
 ion Week. These young men will be in
 attendance upon the Misses Fashion al
 the dances at the Birmingham News
 paper club each evening. Cards to the
 club are being Issued to each of the mer
 for the week. and Secretary Dameron requests that all of them who have no, secured their cards, call at the secre- tarys desk on the first floor of the club for them.
 Following is list of the young men selected: Sam Fowlkes, Charles Day J. E. Reid. Oliver Reid, William Spencer
 Pap Gresham. H. F. Relms. MT. Palmer Reese Murray, Tom Estes, Lee Poe. Mac Norment. Holder Knaff. Tom Sherman Raymond Jones, Paoli Smith, Johr Lewis Coxe. Reuben Chapman James Garber, MT. Coalson, Eric Cheape, MT Trixie. Pollard Allen, Rowan Henderson Charles Rush, Arthur Mason. Lucier Hood, Henry McCarey, Webb Craw- ford Jr., Howard Fulenwider. Sterling Endow, John Prowell, Erwing Metros. sin, Wallace Stevenson, William B Dicks, Dan Cross, Billie Wilson, MT Startler Lewis Plosser. Ward Fitzpat. rick, Henry Lee Lewis, Rowan Oden Lonnia Munger, Robert Badham, Byrd Haley, Frank Wilson, Melville Davis Winston Anderson. Fred Calder, Eugene
 Roos, Malcolm Grant, Mark Myatt
 Ralph Spencer, Lawrence Morgan, Id
 win Holstin, w. H. Robertson, Jr., Mar
 tin Lide, Robert c. Thach, Jr., Brachett
 Watkins, Dudley Vaughn. Craig Perkins
 Joe Kahn, Jerome Fox, Norman Lefko-
 wits, Leon Burger, Robert Bloom, Clifton
 CanteloE, Percy Rosenburger, George
 Bentley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09
SPELLING CONTEST
 TO BE HELD MAY 7
Best Spoilers of Grammar Schools of Birmingham Will Compete at the
 High School

Preliminary announcements have been made from the office of Dr. ]. H. Phillips regarding the annual spalling contest in which all students ie the public schools in Birmingham compete The bulletin issued by Dr. Phillips fol- lows:
 Tn order to stimulate interest in the subject of spelling in the elemen- tary schools, the annual spelling con- test will be held on May T. in the Central High school auditorium. Special emphasis is to be placed on spelling in all the grades, and on Friday, April 30, the principals and committees of teachers will select three epresanta- . tives from each school to participate e In the general contest. The decision in each school will be made after a special contest or a. series of contests, in which pupils of any grade may par ticipate. The pupils selected to repre- sent their school will report for the final contest at the Central High school on Friday, May [, at 3:S0 D. m This contest will be oral and the words will be selected from Reeds Word Les sons.
 lected by him will pronounce the words and pass upon the correctness of the spelling.
 ''The rules governing the contest will be framed by the special committee in charge.
 Pupils from all the schools. together with their parents and friends, will be invited, but admission will be by ticket only.
 Names of contestants selected must be sent to the office by Saturday, May 1.
 "J. H. PHILLIPS, Superintendent
 "C B. GLENN,
 e A. BROWN
 ROY DIMMITT
 Committee in Charge"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09
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Montgomery. March S.-fSpeciai.i Governor Henderson today ordered q special election to be held in the coun- ties of Lauderdale and Limestone on Saturday. April 10. to fill the vacancy in the office of senator from the First senatorial district, caused by the resig- nation of James E. Horton of Athens, who has been appointed chancellor Of the northern division. MT. Horton was appointed chancellor by the governor within few days after the legislature adjourned for the split session.
 As to Mir Horton.s successor in the legislature indications seem to favor the election of H. c. Thach of Athens, one of the leading lawyers of north Ala hama. Mir. Thach is considered one of the ab1est of Limestone citizens, and according to reports he may noe have opposition.
 The First senatorial district is com posed of the counties of Lauderdale and Limestone. and each county altefnates every four years in the selection of d senator. Lauderdale had senatorial honors in 1911. and Limestone will have representation for the next four years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09
Sure Way to Regain
 Robust Bloom of Youth

smooth, velvety-soft skin. with a delicate peach-l like bloom, is one of the Creators most exquisite works. When the first blush of youth is over this beautiful tint and satiny lustre are rarely seen How to preserve them that's the question. Famous beauty eX- perts abroad long have known that ordinary mercolized wax works wonders in this direction. It actually gives a new surface to the skin. restoring that marvellous girlish color and softness in a remarkable manner. An ounce of this wax. procurable at any drug store. will convert faded freckled. orn-out or discolored complexion into one of cap tivating loyeliness in less than two applying the wax, 1t being smeared on at night like cold cream and washed off in the morning.
 To remove wrinkles, or delay their formation, face bath made by dissolv- ing 1 oz. powdered saXolite in F pt witch hazel will be found wonderfully effica cious. This tones up relaxed skin, causing it to remain firm and smooth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09


 MT. Needitnow was so successful last week in getting his wants supplied through the Swappers' Column that he is going to continue to utilize it.
 He got the job carrying a banner, but didn't get anything for his work, and now he wants to swap the ban ner for something. What does he want ? The first correct suggestion reaching the swap editor of the Age-Herald today will get the dollar. Send in your reply. You may hit it exactly and it's an easy way to make dol lar.
 By the way, have you tried the Swap pers' Column. It is the most satisfac- tory way imaginable to spend a quar- ter. How about that old sofa? Wouldn't you like to swap it for some thing? Just put in a swappers' al and you will be surprised to find how many people want to trade you some thing for your sofa. In fact. the swap col umn mail is becoming enormous.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-09
YOUTH BELIEVED ID HAVE SLAIN PARENTS AND TAKEN OWN LIFE Bodies of Three Found Dead in Home Near
 AnnistOn ALL ADDICTED TO
 MORPHINE HABIT Believed Young Man Crazed by Failure to Secure Drug Took
 Parents Life and Then
 Committed Suicide

AnnIston. March S.-tSpecial.) )-That with his parents few miles north of Anniston, shot and killed his father. j. M. Cooper and his aged mother and then took his own life, Is the belief of local officers who discovered the dead bodies of the three in the Cooper home here early today.
 The positions of the bodies indicated that young Cooper had shot his parents as they lay in bed and had then turned the gun upon himself. The young man was found by the side of the bed with the gun beside him and a ghastly wound in the head. It is thought he in some way discharged the gun with his foot
 The coroner's jury after investigat- ing the case today returned verdict of murder and suicide.
 Investigation of the affair brought out the fact that all three members Of inc family were addicted to the drug habit, and it is believed that young Cooper was crazed by his inability to secure morphine when he committed the crime. It has been aseertained that the young man came to Anniston Sai- urday and endeavored to purchase nor : phine from local drug stores, where he was informed that sale of the drug was forbidden under the new federal law.
 According to the testimony of Mrs J. F. McCurry, residing near the Cooper nome the crime was considered7S90S home the crime was committed Satur day afternoon Mrs. McCurry, it is claimed, heard the three shots on that Gay but her suspicious were not aroused until today when none of the family ap- peared at the house. She called for off, 1icers and instituted the search which resulted in the finding of the bodies.