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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10
BIRMINGHAM
Business Directory

ABsTRACTORS
Aapama Abstract Co.. land titles.
<ios-2ll1 Sd ave. Phone. $50
BAKERIES
rsslg & Busenlehner Bakery
| Inc home of Butteraut bread.
All l4th ST.. N. Phone Main. -. .6236
BUSINESS COLLEGES
wheeler Business College, 1909
1917 1st ave. Oldest, largest, best.
Sessions day and night. $50 pays
FOR complete course. Call, write,
OF phone. Main .....-.......... lilo
CARPET. RUG AND MATTRESS
CLEANING
Hammel Mattress and Garnet Reno
waiting Co.. 700 S. 23d st. make
over all kinds of mattresses.
steam clean carpets. rugs, feath-
ers; first class work. Phone. 1880
COAL-RETAIL
CORSETIER
The Spirella Corset Shop,
1929 Glen Iris ave.
fhone .................. .2S60-J
DENTISTS
DR.. A. j. Massey, Dentist. Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. 'Tallest build
Ing south" Rooms 523-524
fHohe '.-.'..'.. 1874
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
Bodeker's National Detective
Agency 339, $40, 341 Brown
DISTILLERs
Jacl Daniels Distilling Co. 1915
ave. b. Phone ................ 2353
ELECTRIC AND MACHINERY
Miller Electric e. Machine Co. 222
N. I'D st. Main .............. .G6z6
ENGINE BUILDERS
Hardfe-Tynes Mfg. Co. 2Sth st and
Sth ave-, N. Main ......... .B74O-sss
FLORISTS
A. j. Koenig, florist. 31s N. 21st
st. Phone :syyB
GASOLINE ENGINES
White Blakeslee Mfg. Co., gaso-
line, gas and oil engines for
pumping. ginning, grinding.
saving and all purposes. We
repair all makes OF gasoline
engines. Phone Woodlawn >. 10
GROCERY STORES
Shropshire Daniels Grocery Co. 1923
S. Goth st. Main 49,. -4237-11S5
T. F. Thornton, Fancy groceries.
1900 4th ave, N
PhoneS ........... .oS4S-0S4J
HARNESS AND SADDLERY
William Reckling. Manufacturer of
saddles, harness, carriage and
auto trimmings. Barkeepers f. &
Brass polish. 1911 I'd ave. Phone 500
HOTELS
The Avalon Hotel. 200 5th ave-, N.
The Hotel Mason. 2O16 9Th ave.
N. Phone .00ao
Reliance hotel. Near Terminal de-
pot 9Th ave. and 26th st. Phone. 1919
LUMBER DEALERS
w. d. Wood Lumber Co. Sth ave.
and 18th ST. Phones .45SO-4S01
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Stephenson Studio. NJ Fl. Wilson,
Mgr. AIS N. 21st st Phone. .40S5
II I'M
For a house or business location.
and, especially, If you are
stranger in the city. see u.s. Ma
1one-McConnell Co. Phone. l2JS
RUBBER TIRES
Exclusive Rubber Tire Co. Lowest
prices on carriage rubber. I'd ave.
and 10th st. Phone. 370S
sTATIONERS
Fac Smith Stationery Co. Archi-
tect and high school supplies.
Loose leaf ledgers 2024 LIST
ave. Phone ................. 929
REAL ESTATE
Jas. B. Drake. Real estate and farm
lands. &c N. 10Th ST., ground floor
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Main .................. .%Al5
E. J. Burns Co. Sales, loans and
rentals. 406 American Trust Bldg.
PhOne 100
Bethea Real Estate & Insurance
Co. 2027 Sd ave, N Phone. 11G
SHOES
We buy second hand clothes, shoes;
also expert repairing. VIII make
free half soles and heels with ev-
cry $3.50 pair shoes. Dave Cop
Ion. Main ................ 1851
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BOY CONFESSES TO
KILLING STEPMOTHER

Little Rock, Ark, January 9.-Jesse e.
Coggins. st. Louis youth who was ar
rested here yesterday in connection with
the killing of his stepmother, Mrs. Olive
Coggins, in St. Louis Tuesday. tonight
admitted that he strangled the woman
to death, according to statement made
by Sheriff William G.. Hutton.
Il did not intend to kill her." Sheriff
Hutton delares the boy told him, but
once 1 got hold of her throat l could not
let go until she was dead"
Yesterday Coggins was credited with
having made a statement charging that
another st. Louis youth committed the
crime.
Coggins left tonight for st. Louis in
charge of a detective
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To Aid in Solving the
Unemployed Problem

New York, January 80 aid in serv-
Ing the unemployment problem. Mayor
Mitchell today ordered the heads of all
city departments to expedite preparations
for necessary munition work. The mayor
said he did not wish the departments
to make work. but that he desired them
to begin construction which ordinarily
might be deferred.
This order Is in line with the recon-
mendation recently made by the mayor s
committee on unemployment, OF which
Gilbert H. Gary Is chairman.
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INSPECT .TUSKEGEE
NORMAL INSTITUTE

Montgomery. January s.-(Special.)- 1.-THE
governor, Superintendent of Education
William F. Feagin, DIR. William H. Oates,
state prison inspector. and other state
officials went to Tuskegee today to make
an inspection of the Tuskegee Normal in
stitute. The invitation for the official
v sit to Tuskegee was rendered by Booker
Washington. president of the school.
The party left on an early train for
Tuskegee and returned tonight. They
were entertained while at Tuskegee by
DR.. Washington and other negro educa-
tors at the school.
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John L. Kuffner Is Applieant

Blocton. January s.-(Special. )-Johr
L.. Kuffner of West Blocton 10 an ap-
plicant for one of the. state mine in.
spectorships and his friends In this dis
trict are hopeful OF his securing the
place. He belongs to q family that has
been prominent in the coal fields OF
Alabama for years. his late brother
M. NJ Kuffner. having been at one time
assistant mine inspector. and another
brother. George Kuffner, - at present
superintendent at Davis Greek.
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AT THE FLORENCE

The following musical programme inter-
polated with request numbers will be Of
fered this evening from to . o'clock
by Klenk's orchestra at the Florence cafe:
March, Army and Navy" Braham;
serenade. from Ballet Milenka. Block;
valse, Mona Lisa" Cobb; "Migonette.y
Triml; selection, "Sweethearts," Herbert;
Intermezzo, Jewel Of the Malonca. >
Wolf Farrari; selection. Tales from Hoff-
man." Offenbach; Dancing the Blues
Away" Mccarthy.
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Columbus. o., January 9-The Columbus
boxing commission tonight lifted the In
definite suspension of Young Patsy Cline
Of New York and Frankie Burngof New
Orleans. for alleged violation OF contracts.
An Investigation showed that the fighters
had violated the commission's rules
through>a Misunderstanding.
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HOSPITAL TRAIN
READY NEAR NACO

San Antonio. Tex. January 9.-It was
learned tonight that hospital train of
u cars is being held in the Southern
Pacific yards here in readiness to move
quickly to Naco, Ariz., In the event such
an order Is received. Orders to equip
the train were received at Fort Sam
Houston yesterday.
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New Manager for Neal Institute

J. H. White Of Johnston, 8. c.. has as
sumed the local management Of the Neal
institute on Sixth avenue. succeeding
William Toney, who goes with the home
office as southern representative. Mr..
Toney's headquarters will remain in Bir-
mingham.
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MUNGER TO ACT IN
NELSON'SAbSENCE

Frank Nelson, Jr.. chairman of the
subcommittee of 100, was called to
Washington and New York yesterday.
In his absence r. S. Munger will act
as chairman of the subcommittee.
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To the Editor of The Age-Herald.
The plan of extending to the mem
bers of our next legislature an invita-
ton to visit Birmingham and to enter
tain them while here appears to meet
the approval of quite number of per-
sons. Among these Is our lieutenant
governor Mr.. Kilby, whose recent card
in The Age-Herald speaks favorably
of the plan, thus indicating that Gov
ernor Henderson would in this case
forego his strict economy policy and
also sanction the excursion. 1t is sug
gested to serve a banquet and while
here show them our wonderful devel-
opment and Industries which would be
highly interesting and beneficial. A
visit to Ensley Woodward and other
industrial points would prove valu-
able object lesson, then also visit to
the great water power plant al
Ocampo would be of interest, and |
have no doubt Mr.. j. w. Worthington
vice president of the Alabama Power
company, would be very glad to ar
range a trip to that point This would
give our lawmakers the opportunity to
view some of our infant Industries sc
that If called upon for aid and protec-
ton they can legislate more intelli-
gently. 1t may give many pointers In
the framing of a system of taxation
which is fair and just to all the peo
pie of Alabama. If, therefore, the leg
islature can spare the time for the visit
Birmingham will, no doubt, extend tc
OTTO sToELKER.
Birmingham, January 9. 1915.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LOST-Boston Bull Terrier, brindle,
white collar and white stripe down
face; answers to name of Jack.
Please return to 21S0 Highland ave,
or telephone Main HI. 1-10-3t
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AUTOMOBILES

FORD car. 5-passenger, three new
tires, Al running order; cash money.
Phone Main 1881. 1421 14th ST, S.
FOR SALE-One Cadillac automobile,
self-cranking and in good condition,
will exchange for mortgage paper or
unincumbered real estate Address
W., care Age Herald.
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LETTERS TO EDITOR
Censorship in England

To the Editor of The Age Herald.
In your editorial columns. issue OF
your paper for December 8. find ar
article on the censorship in England
and the difficulties the newspapers OF
that country are experiencing in get
ting matter for their papers through
the office of censor.
1 believe this was from Mr.. Kauff-
man. supposed to be in Scarborough at
the time of the raid there.
would state In connection with this
that am in receipt of several papers
of date December IS, and same are
just full OF news of that diabolical out
rage.
Moreover, I ami regularly in receipt
of papers and letters, especially since
the outbreak of war, and all of them
are full of war news. l have cards and
letters from the front, from the trenches
even, and only one of them has borne
the stamp showing that it had been
questioned by the censor's office. One
would imagine that some of the war
dope, coming through would be sub
ject to a discount of 80 per cent. Very
truly yours, HARRY FIRSTBROOK.
Bessemer, December 8, 1914.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT~At IS 10 $3.50 each. per
month, four unfurnished rooms for
sleeping rooms or light housekeep-
ing; very desirable location. 160e1a N.
9Th ave. Apply to John w. O'Nein Co.,
1920 Sd ave. Phone Main IS.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-At $40 per month, very
desirable 10-room residence all mod
ern conveniences, opposite West
park. 1911 N. 9th ave. Apply to John
w. oNeill Co, 1920 I'd ave. Phone
Main So.
FOR RENT-Small storeroom In SPLEEN
did location. 600 N. 10th St, $40 per
month. Apply to John W. O'Neill Co..
2020 Cd ave. Phone Main So.
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WANTED-SALESMEN


AN Al experienced city salesman for
Birmingham; young man preferred
Address b. M. A, care Hillman ho-
tel
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For SALE

FOR SALE
PIANOS FREE.
We have some good used pianos and
player pianos that we will sell on
terms just about as easy as rent.
Our prices are so low that We Will
agree to take them back any time
within three years at what YOU pay
for them in exchange for a new piano
or player piano In that way you will
get the use of the piano free.
Good used pianos as low as s125; play
crs as low as $265.
T. you cannot call, phone us. Main 49,
r. E. FORBES PIANO CO,
1909 Sd Ave.
II cii
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FOR SALE.
! am the owner of 60 acres of land,
minerals reserved, near Shades Cliff
survey on Shades mountain; free
from mortgage; want to exchange for
improved, unincumbered property In
Birmingham. What have you to Of
fer7 Address V-2. care Age-Herald.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL HEADS
MEET AT SOUTHPORT

Southport Sept. IS S"6ttl.s
expecting a number Of visitor
day, when the Sunday School 'tii+5-
ence of the Wilmington distrlct !9
Methodist Episcopal Church a'
convenes here A number IT
nent Sunday school workers ai
the program.
For the past several weeks tnt
Ing industry has been in a tioDr tl-
condition, and this is true II
edible fish and the menboden ,l
is used at the fish factories Ill
Cape Fear and Elizabeth r-.'t
Thousands Of pounds Of muiltt~
been caught and shipped. anG .~
load after boat load Of mthtaa''
have been taken to the two fSh
tories, which have turned ont
dreds of barrels of oil, and other f'-
ducts of the factory Then III ".o
ton, the hook and line fiShermtI
had some fine sport.
The shrimp season has ais" or
up in good fashion, and hundrfaS
bushels of this juicy sea food aT'
ing canned at the local cannlnt To-
tory. This is the first year of tn io'-
tory, but it seems that il Will l' ~
big success.
Work is progressing rapidly 81. 'h'
Southport water and sewerage I@i
ana II Is tnOuSnl tne "attl
turned on about the middle q 'tI'-
Der and the whole system turned or
to the town a turn key job li">
work was started in the early sun
mer.
Splendid progress is being mao Y
| improving the Southport-Suppiy r""~'
| $4,000 being spent in this ~ \.
| This road is said to be the long u
stretch Of absolutely straight lHpI'<-
| ed road in the State, the road TuHI.h
| on a bee line for nearly IS miles u
distance to Supply being about
! miles.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-21

friends embrace each other
they come together and SHAH
a half dozen TIMES before
1t is common for q man T. .A-
arms around his friend and ~.
on the back as mark ~ aa..
- ,aa -. l'i . MAJ 'c e.~s
-, ~i'h it meets
tth 80 .''e Son 20 KISS M h,
you and the servant who c-rr,..s
baggage on board wishes YOU
voyage.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-21

As a nation these peUuIe 4r
perate OF all this crowd that
ing back and forth on the
you Will not see one that has .t..
face. Indeed | have Vet /,
drunken man in Brazil and
been mixing with all classes film ~
statesman down To the lahorers .r.
people drink coffee rather tla-
and although many of them are =
nerves and skin, very few are a.4..
ed to liquor. They drink wine. a- -t-
meals, but not to excess g r..
iia.iS oi 'ilefh arr cT .1
i,ehuo anu 'hes luil 70 cafth ls'i..-
than cocaine.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-21

But let us go on with our v..r.
We can drop into a moving !a,tr~a
show or stop at the Cafe Chart.t,e
Rio has theaterS Of all kinds Tla
city theater belongs to the munl,.f.i-
ity. 1t was built at the time tht .r..+
avenues were cut through and tn.t .+
cost Of $40, 100000. 1t Is mrG,I.d
after the opera house at PARIS .lG i
most luXuriouSly and extraVar4r,ft
constructed. although its aaatir:- IT.
pacity is only 200.
These BraZilians like sports lo
has its races. the best Of Whi,} ,~e
held upon Sundays. 1t has f,o-t.U
games and reSattaS. and also q t..rt ~
val, which is held once a year rl-
feast lasts for four nights G4ur1
which the AveniedO Contra IS
thronged Last year it is s;id th,re
were 100000 on the street at IL.
time. During the carnival the .e,l.e
come out in masks. They are dressed
in gay costumes and young men ana
young women go about With >uurt
guns and shoot scents at one aurihtr
They sometimes aim at the eNe~ arI
of late the people have taken tu
wearing automobile goggles l., lro-
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-21

is a negro woman. She wears tur-
ban and her loW-necked dress SHOWS
her black arms bare to the shoulder.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-21

The town has also its clubs auJ >u-
cieties. 1t has some where ;,ant t..,
is done and where roulette h..ccarat
and other such games are PLAYED l.Df-
withstanding the law. The Hraul.ie
are natural gamblers They vii t,t
upon anything and they ha,e 'he
American desire for Eettile rth
quick, and of getting sonnet lfr tDr
nothing. | have already spoken Cf
the lotteries. The tickets are s, II
daily and almost every one buys onr
form of gambling is betting ol thc
last two figures Of the number tl1t
draws the prize in the fedora lottery
Chances to this are sold ~ ail IL
lottery peddlerS. The custom arose.
l am told out Of what is kro~r -
The Game of Beasts. This Was orl2-
mated by a former manager cf me-
geological gardens. He wanted f.tr"
visitors to come to the 700 and rt.l.-
mated a scheme whereby prizes " s'
given to the persons holding eutt.I i
| tickets that bore the names of certain
| animals. If | am correctly lfforh.'l Il
there were twenty five animals AL il-
various tickets and a certain "rf Il
these was picked out for II. H
| The game became popular aho ne
zoo was kept crowded from SarcaF
| to Sunday. The name Of tins ta'ae
| was 'tJOgo do Bicho."
| FRANK G.. CARHENIt HIS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
Die a%llgcneitc @cbrpflidt lit Gns=
Inn1.

Srot0em bic ~llberalen Mitglicoer
bes engliidell Minijteri11nls, oes
@oalitio1s &abinetts nod fran5oii=
idem Mltter, fir oie al1genneile
Mebrpflidt eintreten, eri1cint es
iebr 5tpeifelboft, Of Ser Nlan geli11=
gen fam. Ser @i6er1tanb nnter ser
arbettenoen 8epolferllng allein lit nm
gcnlein ftarf unb es ipiuroe bereits
pffen init elmer irb1tltrieuen Mepo=
tuition gebrobt.
'@elest a6er Sen SAL, baB sen @e-
fnrtportern 6er @onlfription Sic
Heber1pin0ung aIler @inoernil1e &C.
large, allf bie &riegslage miiroe oies
geri11ge1t ginfl1lB allsiibeL Die frie=
geriide 2eiitumgsfdbigfeit bon eng.
latt0 1piirbe ni6t crbDbt.
9oS 9efret, meldes oie al(gemei.
ne @ebrpflidt einfiibrt, idafft nod
la11ge feline Ieiitungsfdbige Ielb-
orn1ee. gs gibt al9 iebt cine Mn-
5abl erglilde &egimenter, bie friegs=
tiidtig u1o gut gefiibrt fins, noe
11iglte1tS apabre110 bes iebigen Selo.
51lgS lieBe ii6 6cren t3abl nidt tpe.
iel1tli6 erb0ben. @nglanb FAM feline
Sffi5iere lrno feline l1nteroffi5iere
aus Der grOe ltampfen u1o men11
Diele feblcn, 10 lit a1 cine griinolide
Nnsbiloung zines 5ablreiden @eeres
Anidt sll oe1fen.
DaS oeltide Seer lit 0os @rgeb.
nib elmer linermiiolid)en, NIT boditcl
S%11teuigen5 betriebenen I%batigfei1
BON mebr oils einem Sabrbunoert
Stete ger6eIlerungen, Sic altfppfern.
De 9ingabe Der oberen l1r1o nieoerer
Subrer 9aben Sic oeuti1e 9(ranee al
Dcm glar15elloen Srganislnlts &c.
madt melder lie lit. Gle Seinoe men,
1ret oies uMilitarismlts", lit @irf.
lid1feit lit es ober oie lbo1lte @nttpid.
lung bon @eiltes- 1tl1o Gbarafter.
Gtgenidaften, INN bas @oIf al,s ei.
gencr &raft gegelt fremoe @crgetpol.
tigllrtg 1tnb l1nterbriicfltltg sl1 iidern
9os 8ort 8isn1ard's 3, lie fon11er
1tl,s Mlles nadpmad,e11, MIR Sen prel1.
Bilden 2el1trlart 1idlt, bot iid III sic.
lem &riege tpieoer gl4n5eno BE.
ipaFrt. Die @rlanglt1,g zines gleid
tid)tigen Sffi5ierSforps miro ser
gnglanbern meber INT 10 nod in 1OC
Sa)ren g%elinge11, beru1 sic @elin.
11l1l1g, dpeld)e Die Grl1ppetfii6rer be.
leclt, mlB aus ibren gigenIbafter
berporge9elr, iie laBt iid nidt ourd
al1Bere Wittel med)aniib perpf1ans
gen. Ser G%infiibrl1tg ser allgemei
men @ebrpflid)t III England f6r11tt
oor1tm Dentidlal1o NIT groBter g1rbt
'ctttgegenieben. 9as beite Menide11.
material III, 10 iibertrieben ol1d oit
M11gaben ser engliid)en Minijter iibel
foie Starfe ibrer Mr11ee fins, bereits
grobentbeils a~l1sgeDpbcl1. 5dpn Des.
bolb fonnte Sic a~llgenleil1e @ebr.
ptltM CUR Grbobl1ng Ser milit4ri'
1den 2eiltltngsfabigfait MIN 1pel1il
beitragen, gang abgelebe11 bon ser
sdmierigfciten ser Mltsbil6ltng ul1<
Ml1sriiltll1g, Die j1 @etradt fonl.
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29

Sas 6tne1eii 6e Miniitsrium
oes Snnern beabiifttst, fortan aur
lolfen 4er5ten Die Grlaubnis gum
Yratti5isrsn 81 geben. ipel9e einen
rsgularen Stuoisnturs in Der M8ehis
gin uno GRirur9ie our6gemodt ba=
ben. IS piro a6er geraume s3eit
oauern, Big bic @er5te olten aali6srs
Don Der 8tlofla4e perI6punoen iino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
Gencbmigt oieIen 90. Sftpber 1915

8eldlplieu bonn GtaStrut6 oerStaot
9dbenpprt. hdB p%ern1n1ente Seitentpez
&c in Der 9reite ton bier (4) SUB inz
nerbalb filnf (5) Sagen nod Mnnabme
bieier Helpll1tipn Dor bcn fplaeno be-
|ldriebenen @rl1uoitiifen gelcgt lrcrbe:
@eltieite 0 Niheclpppo Ipenllc.
5lpiiden MeGlelan 8puleporo llnb
guit Strabc nnp in Srpnt ppr Sem
Got nelln u,lo slpan5ig (29), 8lpd Elf
l11), Mcglellan 9arf Moitipn sur
Stabt Sapenpprt, sSpira.
Sitleite bon Mioaelpppn Mpcnue
slpiiden 0lcGleIlol1 8puleparo ul1o
Gait Strabc ll1p ppr nenn Got @ierz
Sebn (14l, Slpd Sebn (10l. Mcz
@lelan Garf Abbitipn 5l1r Stubt Gaz
%he1port, Soma.
gSprbfeite BON Cat @trabe, slpiiden
Risgelpopo Mpenlle lnn @ppolano
apenlle nnb bot Sen Cots oreisebn u11b
picrsebn [13 ltllb 14). 8lpd lieben
40, McGleIlnn Hurf Aooitipn 5ur
Staot Sapc1pprt, Spipa.
HurOieite ppn 9ib StraBe, slpildeu
ginc unp asIFprtle Strabe mis- III Srpnt
Dor be1t nelrlid)ens nht llnb oretBig
(3s) SuB bon 2nt Gins ~, 8Iocf
preisebn C13), Mitdeus 9ritte gn@
'Nitipn sur Staot 9unenpprt, Soma.
Sciaete Seitenlpege lino ber5,Ite(z
len alls fiinltlidem Gtei1, Cement poer
@ranitptp.
8eltdtigt sen 30. Sftpber 1915.
Ilpermau Nebergal prdicntirteTprz
unidlldge bon perld]ieocucn an SOM
trattprcn ihuloigc 8etra9e uno allf
%lellel1 Intrag mllrben bteiclben 5ur
Mls5uhllng u%ngelpieleu.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT legtc sur smeiten
2elung bor nno perlus Sic folsenoen
NelpIutipnen, ipelde alif leinen Irttrag
ibren aeipDbnliden 2auf gu nebmen
erlu1tbt nurben:
8eidIoiIen bonn @taotrat5 bon 9us
benport, bnb Elm permanenter @eitens
lpeg 0 bier SUB grette inncrbalh 5
Snsen nod Nnnabme bieier &eipIution
gelegt iperoe bor nodfplgenb bel6riez
.benen @rllnoliiden:
Nproleite Scr gait Ctr. 5luil6eu
Wonblano Npemle u1o NibgcnoohIpc.
l1rh hor Got filnf5ebn (t5). 8lpd iiez
ben 90, Wcglenan Gurt Aoo. in ser
Stabt G%uhenpprt.
Norpieite ser gnit gtr. sipilden
@ppblanb abe. uno Hiosetppob Mpc.
rnb bpr Got ied5ebn (16), 8lod iiez
ben az, Wcgleunn Sarf 800. our
|Stabt 9nbenpprt, on beiben Seiten Ser
Stru6e.
Gdticite Der Mibsepoob abe. stpiiden
Wtbble 8pab unb Gait ctr. unb nor
Got fiinf6ebn (15), 9lod 5e6n C1o) !.
McGleIan Sarf glbb. sur StabtGapenz
port.
Gillette bon Hibsetpnob abe. stpiz
|iden Mioble Noao unS Gait ctr. uno
Dor sot ie95ebn (16), 8lod oebn (10)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29

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pere, Wis, fiiden seganeen tparen.
laben au4 bic Rebe ibres MaAbors
Waen SobnfDn. in benen anf6einenb
rether Song ipor. Mls lie aber biez
felben eingeaogen batten, mubten lie
an ibrem @9reden bemerfen bab.
it6 in oiefen Die 2ei6e ibres No9z
bars, lpelder an{9einenb be~rungliidt
TT, befanb. Der Mann. lit ~ SaDre
alt seporoen unS birterldbt eine
5rau unb Elm ffeines Rtnb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
9olitiidJc &anOsloilcn.

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frlebcns 81 bemegen.
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fon1tel1.
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eltropdiid)en Molitif bertraut lit,
mmeib, bab Delttidlall0 ut0 DETER
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bien nab aorital,tinopel l1idt untcr-
1torl1tl1en baben> INN bieles on MnB-
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