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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02

both pretty and the day splendid med ibm for the study of the forestry of the state but the trees already growing should also have a great deal of atten- ton and thought.
 One boy I know walks miles on the country roads to find specimens of Ala bema trees to add to his collection.
 Surely we do not wish to wllifully de- stroy the great oak and giant evergreen pine that stands along the road Let us eve grow sentimental over the trees that shade the country road and feel that ing and shelter.
 The picture of the wonderful elm-bor- dered roads through Connecticut can never be forgotten One particular road rear Bridgeport has great giant elms that almost meet at the top shading a road that in summer is hedecked on either side with daisy and red clover. shady and inviting it goes down to the sea, and at the end of the lane through the trees we find the tiny little ''St. Mary's by the Sea- cemetery that is the resting place of the sailors of 1912 that fell at Fair field. The gate Is always open, and is a lovely place of iron work This gate too is surrounded by great elms, as though they stood keeping silent watch over the gate. The gate was given to this spot by the singer, Jenny Lind.
 In the fall, every Michigan traveller is charmed with the wealth of color made by the autumn-t touched maple trees along the road and the air is sweet and pungent with the smell of spruce.
 Must we so commercialze our country roads by brutally cutting away the road side forestry? Miss Rittenberry asks the question: Docs not the state geologist the civil engineer and the road super visor, the roadmaker, get something out of his work beside the satisfaction of knowing his road is per cent grade or his section is the best macadam road in North Carolina the best sand-clay road in Georgia. the best gravel one in vir- ginia or the smoothest road in New Jer- sey?'
 Many women's organizations in other states are looking into the preservation of the trees on the road. Why should not the women of this state bestir them- selves along such a campaign? Let us be thoughtful of the road traveller and leave the trees for their comfort and en- joyn ent and preserve the beauty of the state road.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
markets but in our domestic market al

we'll?
 Have we an inventory of our busi-
 ness resources? Are they being de- veloped to the best advantage? Are our
 associations doing all they can? Are our methods and processes standard ized? In short, are our industries mobi- lized?
 Industrial preparedness must be the watchword. Let us have better organ ization and greater efficiency at home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
Investigating Woman,s Death

Steubenville, O.. December 1--County officials today sought to determine wheth- CT murder. suicide or exposure caused the death of Miss Ann Cobb. 33, of this county, whose body was found in tho woods near her home today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
KING GEORGE ABLE
 TO LEAVE PALACE

London, December 1.-For the first time since his return to England after shis accident in France, King George
 Fleft the palace and visited Queen Mother Alexandra on the occasion of her birthday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02

of the government being to co-operale with business men, on request. to bring about the results that will benefit busi' ness and hence promote our national well fare. T1 One of the most effective forms of organization is the trade association. The association has wide field of useful and proper activities. Concerns in the same Industry may take common action look ing toward improving their processes of manufacture, standardizing their product, improving their system of ascertaining costs. obtaining credit information and | journals The welfare of employees is one of the important matters which can be | best developed by cooperating in asso- citations. The present tendency of the larger firms to think of the smaller man in the proper spirit and to assist him in arriving at some practical method of ascertaning his costs and meeting his mary other problems-in short. to live and let live-is to be particularly com mended.
 So today the association of manu- lecturers, associations of jobbers, as sociations of merchants, associations of advertisers are doing good work, and if conducted in a spirit of mutual help fitness, with the machinery of the gov
 ernment standing by subject to call, will help solve problems and remove
 many of the present handicaps of bust
 ness.
 Another respect in which business
 may help itself Is in the field of foreign trade
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
FOREIGN TRADE

Heretofore the American business
 man, whether manufacturer or other | wise, has been prone to show an inter- est in foreign trade only during dull periods. Now that business has im-
 proved and factories are running full time in this country, I am afraid there is a growing feeling of Indifference toward opportunities ahead. The theory has been advanced that it will require years for the countries now at war to resume their normal rate of production, and that the business Is bound to come to us anyhow. This is serious mistake. It was only a few months after the Franco-Prussion war when France was producing almost as much as before. She did not recover her normal pur- chas sing power for F years, but this was
 due to the heavy indemnity Germany
 laid upon her
 The American manufacturer should
 realize that not a smokestack has been destroyed during this war In England Germany, or Italy, and only a few in a small part of France
 Unless we take advantage of the great
 opportunity We now have we will find
 that 90 days after the war is over
 Germany, France and England, and
 other European nations, will be on their
 way to 8 position in the markets of the
 world even stronger than they occupied
 haf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
55c Valuable cdnabL 55e

This coupon when presented with Forty five Cents in cash to your favor |te drug store or any of the leading hrug stores in Birmingham and you will
 Eet a full size Dollar Bottle of Webs ker's Liver and Kidney Remedy; the
 Ereat laxative tonic, liver stimulant and kidney renovator which Is sold under he following positive Guarantee:
 Take this medicine according to printed directions and when full bot He has been taken if you are not thor Pughly satisfied with results bring back bmpty bottle to drug store named above knd your Forty-five Cents will be re- funded If the medicine don't help you
 ke don't want to keep your money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02

let us push our trade abroad; let us aeVelop our industry so strongly thst no foreign competition can disiodre it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
SIGNIFICANT FACTS ARE PRESENTED AT
 NATIONAL MEETING
 OF ADVERTISERS
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reserve board, can receive authoritative decisions as to their powers and duties, all of which is of general benefit to the whole country.
 To do for general business that which these other agencies do for the groups to which I have referred was the thought behind the creation of the trade commits sion. To make that thought clear I will quote from the Presidents statement on the subject:
 "The business of the country awaits also and has long awaited and has suffered because it could not obtain further and more explicit legislative definition of the policy and meaning of the existing antitrust law. Noth- ing hampers like uncertainty. and the business men of the country desire something more than that the menace of legal process in thsee matters be made explicit and intelligible They desire the advice, definition. guidance and information which can be supplied by an administrative body, an inter- state trade commission. The opinion of the country would instantly approve of such a commission. It demands such a commission only as an indispensable instrument of information and public ity, as clearing house for the facts by which both the public mind and the managers of great business undertak ings should be guided, and as an in strumentality for doing justice to busi- ness where the processes of the courts, or the natural forces of correction out side the courts, are inadequate to ad- just the remedy to the wrong in way that will meet the equities and cir cumstances of the case"
 The federal trade commission is de- sirous of being helpful to business to the extent of the powers granted by Congress. In the different problems that are being submitted to us we find the business men anxious to present the facts, with the hope that they can be shown the right road to take to expand and develop their industries within the law
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
IA Blood Purifier. Liver Stlmulant and
 system Tonic

l Indicated for Liver Trouble. Constipa- tion, Biliousness, Malaria, Sick Head
 ache. Catarrh of the Stomach, Gas on Stomach. Indigestion, Belching, Dyspep- sia, Bad Breath, Coated Tongue, Slow .Fever and all troubles caused by in- kctive and sluggish liver. Also for Weak Back, Backache. Dull. Hired Feeling. Swollen Ankles and other
 disorders brought on by failure of Kid heys to properly functionate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
Temple Harris Dead

Chicago December 1.-Temple Harris, sohce a prosperous attorney, died today las result of a fall when strio'-o- with paralysis while distributing handbills for
 la department store Harris was a grad ;uate Of the University of Virginia and
 Formerly practiced in Lynchburg. Va
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02

for better business methods. When we were all working on a large per- centage of profit, and when it was a case of filling orders at our own price. We didn't need any help. But, gentle men, that day is past We now have to get down to the hard facts of busi- ness, to learn precisely what they are, where the weaknesses and losses ex- ist, and practice the same thorough ness which characterizes trade and in dustry in Europe. We need to study standard systems of bookkeeping and cost accounting.
 The fact must be admitted that in order to put a selling price on product a manufacturer must first know ex- actly what it costs to manufacture and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
Directions For Using

Adult dose is one tablespoonful in
 half a glass of water every two hours |lntil bowels act freely, then take three hines daily half hour before meals. Doses for children in proportion to age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
ORGANIZATION ADVOCATED

There should be greater degree of or eanization ana of mutual helpfulness in ail lines Of trade and industry. so that Ar,erican business may be welded into commercial and industrial whole; the pal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-02
HELPS TO BUSINESS MEN

One of the ways in which the fedora trade commission may help business is to gather. collect and make known the essential data regarding business. A friendly survey of the field of in- dustry. with attention to industries in which conditions are not right, will be of great value. Just the simple statis- tics regarding business, never pre- viously collected. are of immense inn portance, and when compiled and dis tributed to business men will be a most useful guide for their future action. The trade commission has under way at the present moment, the prepara- ton of figures showing the size of our various business units. While this work is not yet completed, some sig nificant items are beginning to ap- pear.
 BUSINESS CORPORATIONS
 Leaving out of consideration the banking, railroad and public utilities corporations, and referring only to those that have to do with trade and industry, we find that there are about 250,000 business corporations in the country The astonishing thing Is that of those over 100000 have no net in- come whatever. In addition 90,000 make less than $5000 year, while only the 60,000 remaining. the more success full ones. make 5000 a year and over.
 
 total volume of business done by those 60 900 corporations we find that 10000 have sales of less than $100,000; 10000 more sell from $100.00 to $250,000; 10, 900 additional from $250,000 to $500,- 900: 5000 corporations ship annually $500,000 worth of goods; 4500 have total sales from $1000.0O0 to $5,000 900; while only 462 industrial and mercantile cor porations in the United States do an annual business of s5,000.000 or more
 These striking figures exhibit con dition which has existed for many years They show conclusively that big business, while important, consti- : tutes but small fraction of the trade and industry of the United States. They make clear that there is an un- duly large proportion of unsuccessful business concerns. Do they not need help? Why have we not paid more attention to small and middle sized business? Is 1t not worthy of our con- sideration? What measures are we to take to improve these conditions?
 Speaking generally, the real, con- structive help must come from within.
 You know. and I know, that Jumping all business together the real need is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
en- oanif Syee:
plcierifes Gpentvr

Get lpffe0cs Tor Ell Sio iioen 10
banife SuQcpleierifer at rsmme ira
Serbien. Sc err M eiter en- Rpftc
beppgebe CpIeuelier naaet bicm
igien til Gnnmarf. Gen enc al
lumerne, 6ru elauien. iortPQer
islgenoe ON lit Spbolb / Serbiet
og Den epertrrlige Sluet:
Seq tiIberte Den onoen ierbiifa
Mmbulons, iom / gegmoeIien al
SnIi Wanneo ienbtes iii Serbien.
@i por / oet belle et SneS Nenne-
fer, iom bier ioroelt oeo Sc ioritieI'
lige ierbiitc @arniioner.
Get par ben ierbiife Regiering.
Tom betalte os Penge. iom Gerber
ne bapoe moOtat al HocteieQer. Sel
og Here al mine aoaeger iif Nm.
IRttcIie peo Gronning 9raga.0oipi.
talet / 9elgrab peb Saoe1ooen;
9reo, meo llbiigt til Den Iige oper.
Tor Iiggenoe siterrisif.ungarife 20
Selim.
Si bnpSe Srore til aIorig al uiil
os peS Sinouerne, for at 2iterriser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

lie life ltltloe fro, at Nolpltdlet bleo
bcnpttct til Shieruaiioner.
SoipituIct bar ct mpgti9t Som.
pier iii 2000 Votienter. Tno 6en
enc Sioe por Der ei ierbi'f @nttcri,
poa oen anocn Sioe ct iranif, % On
Gitcrrilcrne % Suifcrnc / @cNnn.
heIien al Sftober begpnotc Set ito.
re @omhurbcmcnt. lom cnotc mes
@elgrabS Spcrgipclic bIep 0oipiin.
LEI beitubt. iom ON oct por en- Spit.
ming. 6lere al 2U3crnc o. Spge-
pIcieriferuc blep inarct.
Seq berrbrer Set ierbiife 6oIf
paa @runo al Oct3 Sapperhco o.
Neiiombcb. 5 belle @crocu iinoc5
ser neppe Ell SoIont, iom uocn at
inn fan bare sc @ioclicr % Soou
iom Serbcreu.
"a ariQen %beQuuotc. buuNc BEL
Qroo 10000 %u6buQQerc. NJ
bi@ic par ser / ,iuli Noonco ioor
bare 10000 tiIbaAe, o. utoer Nonl-
borocmcutct / Cfiobcr iIuQtehe cuo.
mi 10000. "a Sitcrri8ernc neu
7oe Sftobcr citcr uburc Cab hnpoc
bcint @tIQrao, hcr'fcoc Sc oucr Ell
ioIfctom Nu, iom lna ncNbrGuot oG
nCNltuot - Ell Hllinbob nocn Gus
o. %onb, men mco Suimoer al
~itsnncnoe ioorcoe.
@cIQroo cr / @uno % @runn o0e-
Iu0t. Set nil tdae 20 9lor at reiic
@pcr, hpi5 set oucrbopc0ct noAcniul-
sc bIir rciit.
Sclp ilop icQ bort I iioite CiebIif
un0cr uhsrte Garer. Min Baggage
nlontte lea lace / Stiftcn. ) ire
Sage % ire NUtter blep 9pcn bonl'
bnr0crci, Observation-Disclosures par
oibruot % icg mnotte tlIioo9 llnatc
% GiIomcter glcnnem ct uiorbort
SerrTnQ, hoor @rnnatltumoer lto'
bi9 rcGnebc onltring mig. Self no
n1ottct noococ lea til Stotionen
Nchnic, bporira lea n1eo Sernbouc
fom iii Gupriio, bpor min bnnife
aolcgo, 6rotcn 6rcberihien, iteotc
til.
Nicnrciicn ioregif oucr Niif %
SnIoniti, buor Oe en0cIifc o. iran.
ifc Sroppcr Iou / ltorc Seltlcire. -
Wco Ell itoIicnif Goupcr raneOe leg
Ncopcl, hporiro ieo oper Fori@ %
Sonoou raj irem til aisbcnboun.
GnOcl al mine oonite aameroter
err bIet igicn og gier mt GicueiiC
unocr slterriQit. inf aommanoo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

Sificer nleote ban dliiO trent. bare
Ell crop hapoc GueIic pao Sti.
Get bar ham. ion inoierte Ell.
lob / @nrniIonen her. ) 1860 if
ban iat pad Ell @onoe, Iom hou0c
Sfi at ipIgc. San ienotc 9uo eitcr
6arciunfer Ioriltier SerQcont @uu.
oerlen % mia. le ANDRE por ira
SeIemorten % ca ira 9torroiioro, ioa
N hoOoe bapt meo Sti at acre ier.
&i ifuloe ie poo Stlene. Saa fiebte
ban iclo ire For. 2e gif paa 2aan
/ @arniionen Ill al cue lig pou. Sao
bIcp Scr flebt Here, % paa SIutten
Al &interen hopoe ri ian mango. at
nj fun0e pare noe Ell bel Ncloton 40
@angcn.
Iaerenc / 50 caer SO if hon
litano Bet isr'tc Frpmieitireno Tor
N}iIitUre. SiNcn bIeu set bert
Nnr ~ Oct euote meo, at ser bIeu
en- @~cpiIQnirI Ill Sfi, ioa SfoIen
tlebtc ielp.
&cr9elanN uar icIu mco pao Ell
OF orranacrcoe 6affclturc ouer Ga
% HnuncboIcn. 6ufIernc if ban.
Nnn off til @ucnS ~itcritc SrrIait-
hnnoler: "Qe. iom bar. ma ic al
itnilc p@ nopIe Stotfer til ,Sa%fIcr!"
~ Seq pco life. ON lea bar no.
acn. $50 ga, ics bar ieIp oGret
ncNc os iunoet no9Ie, lom affurat
posler." Seq tHnfcr z. ten on.
ocn SruIoithonblcr) bar" - "Nei.
z. or Ell anT0cluS, ion ic9 tprfer
heller &c ~lfa'lcr Dem. Weu nj maa
bipe oem op / @~onebnucu. iaa Sc fan
blipe Iogct iproig til ioften."
Get gif life an at iiac Nei til sen
Mnnoen. 6nncilnfer Relilla prs.
peoc cn9ong. @erBeIono bar 10
noflaa uroIig, nnar ban Ieoeoe Ir.
beioet meo al pIarte / 9pen eler
Sme9ncn. 0ebit iom ban boIot pao
ct Steo, III bon ell goo Soc, o. 'an
maottc Den uoiereS itror, og oct an
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

oet beoite Stel nogen Slo. On
0?eIfefu meIfer life paa Sano og
suit. Sffe meIfer oeli, ionl Den
ifltIbe, paa bare gniilage % NaiS'
tiff heller. icIp ON Den iaar noglc
NtoiSar atpeo bper Gag. Set bllper
ior Iioet "Nrotein". 0en ifilloe ba'
be aleper elcr Ilfalia ntpeo Mais-
eniilagen, bpis man penter Ell rlnle'
lig WpnJ0e Welf al Den.
Mpno, iom bdr ppret oppe
Nlaifn pao Negicrin9ens &e0ne %
Jet liot pao Semmerifo9en Ser, nor.
tuaer oS, at man / NIaifn iaa at li9c
/ oct ucnoeIige fun0e iagc 500 Mil
Tuner 500 9oro FOR Iarct rocn al
iorminbife Semmermpnaocn. Sto'
gen porer nltian iaa neGct Tor Iarct
l,anr bertil fontner, at Nlalfa bar
Miuioner Ncrcs Sol0, Ser firnoC
hIipe iulot iao goot GgcrlnnD, pom
nlnn bar / 6onlnno !. Gr., laa amer
nj NOT, at ser Ii8ger et "6remtloen@
2ono" i Oct norOueitrc @iorne al
Gen me @crbcn" noion.
Observation-Disclosures hor
rcgnet no ior oS, at ct a~lminocll8t
.Saosarbcibe for Ell Wonb mco IL
&eite og en- "@olfing Nlorp" er IA
Ncrc; ior en- Wianb meo ire Scit(
% "SllIfp Nlorp" , til 2I gcre.
- %co Soma Experiment Stotior
bar man p9ioo tommct til oct &c
iultnt at Tor Seeming al Spin cr
@pg omtrcut icungoot meo MaiS
Mten "oet or umuuli0t at oulc lac
mango %uiDclS @ng pr. Mere ION
MoiS", ioar hi pioc. s mango
Sireg al Soma uor BOG Ell Mere mel
%pN ioor pUro Ell 900 Gel mere en>
ell Nlcre mco Mni5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
olncfooter ON
General WerSelano
&uoroan bnn bpaaet @araffcr.
Errmicifircno / 1862.

: a~r,1timsluno pll nan MI reile
Ct Wonumcnt opcr General Werge.
LAMB, Tom err loot Tor 100 Mar ii6en
ionr. : bcu I%niconin9 'ortTllcr
"Gbriitiuu@Ian6S Si0cnoc" euOel ON
bcn QanlIc General, iom ri tillooer
o5 at QieiQipe Ii0t al. @looet bar
inc Nnefootcr ira @cncroIcn8 Qonl-
le Saneiunfer, Sncotcrnlclter Tjer.
hou0e.
Nan rortGllcr:
Gu0oa / So luo ale @ltttcrue mo.
fUorterct rltn0t nmtrind pun @oar.
bcnc ser Overwhelmingly. &c, ion1
life iclu iii Iciet Tia mo, blep onullt
SoQi. Get par life LEI at lfafle Dem
Nuslp oQ Qioo, nonr De fom poa
Mocn. @iot Rite bapoe be iIeltc
me0 iiq, men life ale, % Safe og
Sn1erbre0 bar oitc Def, 'om bar at
iou al ipiie til at beQpnoe meo.
Wfcn gSergclano iouot Jig life
BET. 6erit ienote ban @uo til @p1.
meter @rpnlllliien pon @ronten.
Stan sc Qreie at bnQqe Ell 9nrat.
fc iii 800 Mano? Gen ma uGre
iGrbi9 til 2eroag."
Set oor Manoaq, So @rnniuliien
bIeu ipltrqt ON oct. @oroffen ifuI0e
rltnlmc Wanoifoberne / &arpit3 %
Neoenes @otolioner oQ buQge3 gan.
lie ~torpcIig meo S~ooebriifcr ! ire
gtaGcr.
Nei, set nar life Gale ON, at @p1.
meiteren tur0e inoIoOe liz poa 0cttc.
"GeI. aou &c pootage Gem at
ifaiie MaterinIerne % Ieoe Arbeioct ?
6olf ifoI Ge ioo, iaa mango Ge bill
bare"
Soda ~ bet iful0e ban qierne
N}oteriaIer iii han puo aloitret.
oq 6crira Ifaiieoe @erQeIan0 ale Be
- @eitene. Sc bauoe Der. iii at
transported Waterioler iii Noen.
og Soloater fit ban. ioa mango ban
bare BOB on, iii al bpg8e.
- 2sr0og itoo garatten iproia.
Canine Qag teIegraierebe @er,
geIuno til Marfetcnoer Gn0 paa
6ll5tangen res ariitionia, ON ban
piISe fomme % Ia9e Moo iii @ut.
terne. San fom itrar. @erQeIano
ff ierit on et Stur iii BAN. hpor
ban orep Worfetenoeri. Get uoreoc
iii 81. Ser if Solooterne iulo aoit,
@reb. 6iit. aoiIe og @rso Tor line
II Sfiairg ON Gagen.
Men gornffen bapbe foitct 500
Spccier. 6erit ba1eiicr Isgtc @cr-
0elan0 ON al ioa Si5ie Fenge iii.
baOe igien. Get If ban life. Men
han Qreicoe aIigcpeI al bolOe Tia ia.
oeslss.
San traf al SoIoaternes Sn0fpar.
tcriuaspenge. Ia han bauoe bapt
9aratfen goa oeune QIaooe / nogle
9lar, bleu Sen euoeIig betaIt al Sta.
Ten.
Slig par ban. San maatte bare
Sroen / 5ingene, % oet III ban.
Iltio bar ban paaiProe. Com
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Tor fri Prsps.

oct if Ii8gc %ianIrugc. Gr Gag ban
idn pud at Sc plonteoc poa Goruet,
iiger ban mco ensong iii ReQing:
"Net. nno ifal ri 90 poa Roen o9
plonte. (a9 meo ben 9unOter
(rGr.
"ytei, iaaoe Reaing.
"@a uet, ioareoe Generalen, -
"Ion9tira, leg ifal toae sen ielo."
Selling Iogoe. al set ifuIoe ban al.
ori8 9isre mere. '6an sif citer @er-
gelouo % til 6imIemoen o. Iaa paa.
at han tar GrRrne.
Naar Wer1eIan0 bauoe tine gonIe
6oIt ira @orniionen til at plante Ell.
Ter bp8gc 9et. ido troeoc ban iuIbt
% iait poa Dem, Oct npttebe life at
ii1e imoo. Ieg msbtc BAN en- Gag
oeo @rim. Seq fom netop fra 8ei.
Ell lonQS Worterne ira RaonboIen
% til @rpggeriet. Ge boIot netnp
pad n1eo at bpgge oet Veten od.
"Suem er oct. iom orbeiSer meo
Geien ibde7~ ipurste ban
Get er aaien og en- Ill"
"Sa ia, ba otI leg life gaa biS OBJ.
Seq bare afbrpoer benz, noar ieg
%fon,nler. men rnar leg er pptts. or.
beiber De iom Setter
Ser sror inset cling iaa so6t
iom oct, gaien p~Iarrtsr," iaeoe ban
en- anbcn Sang.
50, alt 6oob @sreelonb Hor
eiort for 9riitiarsfanb! tiger Bisr-
bcooe tiIiIirt. San ifuIbe o9ret
puaifisnnet for mango adr i1Sen;
men oen, iom stsr melt, iaar urinbf
Cot.