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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
Brpbibition uno Mppen:
oiciti5.

Ser 2eier miro eritount fragen,
mas Hrobibition nnb Mppenbicitis
INIT chamber 5u tbun baben. Mber
oob 6te beiDen mirflth in uridhltden
3u1mmenbang lteben, 0os erfabren
mir our9 cine me6i5iniide 3eit=
idriH, Sic vHrel1e Me0icale." Sn
oieier briht ndmlih ein fru150iiiher
Mr5t ei1e 2on5e fir BEN 8ein un0
Dos gier un6 5mur barum, meil Ger
Wenih , Ser @ein uno 8ler trinfft,
in geringerer @eFubr tit, glin00arm=
ent5inb1tng 5u befommen, als Ser
Ser ii6 nit @alier begnigt.
@r bebuuptet, bob Die Nerlonen,
Ste regelmaBig @ein trir1fen, nrr gu
eirrem balben Nro5ent Spfer Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING mer6en, mab=
reno iih BET SEN @uiiertrinfen bas
8erbdItmB Ser &ranfbeitsfdQe auf
5ebn Nro5ent iteut. Ser ltnteridie0
lit 10 getpaltig, oaB mun es Der tebt,
menn ser @erfalIer bes Mrttfels I'M
Sssnterel1e Ser gerbiitung bon gltno=
6ormfrunfbeiten Dem @eintrinfen
energii9 6os @ort re0et. Ms Ibot-
iade itent er feit, 6aB Ste glino=
6arn1ent3un6ung crit 10 IN M5ooe ge=
fonu1en lit, lett fid bie Mbitinen5=
%betpegung 6urdgeiebt bat, 0as beiBt,
felt etpo 25 Sabren. @r fibrt Sic
@ermebrung Ser glinbbarmleioen
nidt et1pa barauf 5uriit, ouB bos
@olier oem @0rper idd6lide @eime
5ufiibre, ionoern 6urauf 6oB es 0ie
porbonoenen iddbliden Seine nidt
aus 6em 0rganismus e%ntferne. Nah
buber eine gan5e &eibe bon
dr5tliden unteriudungen Den ge-
tpeis erbra9t, ooB ser refine Matur-
Dein, ebenio mie 6as 8ier un6 Ser
Mpfelpein als ein bor5iglt4es Mnti=
ieptifum betradtet perben fann, of
ne meIdes fid Sic @tfroben I'M
1arm in gefdbrIiher 8etie Dermeb-
rem tpiiroen. Mus bieier @uderung
Ser Seine entltebe aber MIR GIT oft
sic MISUNDERSTANDING.
9os lit ia cine b0dit intereIionte
MiHbeilung. IoB Ste prohibitions
ltiide Agitation oie l1nmaBigfeit for
oert, oas pilIen MIR ia fdon lange.
Die Tbutiode, oaB in BEN Trobtbi-
tionsituoten Sic Srunferbeit in Ser
b0diten g1iitbe itebt, lit ein untpioer=
ligtli9er gemeis 6afur, DaB ober
Sic Fanatiide Eropagonou aad Die
sfulo oaran tragt, oaB oie Mppen-
oicitis mdbren6 Ser lesten Sabre 10
INN iid gegriffen BOT, oas tit eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
.armm 1Staliem fdmptt.

3uB ul1d Stalien balD nit bpben
@orten ste v9ereftigfen" ieiner
Sofe Ser neutralen @elt auseinun=
beriesen mIrbe, mar GIT ermarten.
M11h Serbien bat fir feline ugeredte
Sode" Stimmung gemadt, aud)
gng[arb bot in Ser ga1r5en Nreiie Ser
tim 5ugdngliden Climber, BON SEN
aanBeln berob unb ouf tauien1 on,
oeren @egen oie u@erehtigfeit" iei-
11er Sade gepre0igt. Mit Dem CT
folg, baB beute nod Meinionen umeri=
faniider gurger bonn &edt @nglmbs
unb Ser @eredtigfeit leiner Code
iiber5eugt linb. 2aIIen mir Ste 2eute
babel. Sc lobnt lih nidt Ser Wube,
tie BON ibrem Srrtbum 5u Iber5eu=
gen. SIR @la1be lit obne gelang
Tiir oie Ireffiiderbeit Ser @anonen,
fir ste StoBfrnft Ser 8aionette, fir
Ste @ol1erbobn Ser 5orpeDoes.
IS lobnt iid aud nidt Ser Mibe,
a11f Sic itulieniihen Nbraien I'M gtn=
5elnen ein5ugeben. Wag glauben
mer mill. SbutIddlih bat Stalien
leinen urrbeilpoaen SdriH getbun
aus nafter @eminniu9t. l1ngefdbr
4 Monate nod Musbru9 oes &rie=
ges, am 5. Ge5ember 1914 erflGrte
Ser oumolige ttolieniide @iniiter-
prdIiDent @iolitti in Ser @mmer:
Ste notwithstanding Ser ito
lieniiden Hegierung e1ttlpridt SEN
Irabitionen ser italienilden Nolttif
unb elmer Muslegung 6es g1noes=
%pertrages, Sic BON Sen Maiierten 1don
angerrommen morber1 it," Mlio gu
elmer Belt, uIs man iid in Sta1ien
p01ig flar fem ml1Bte unb flar nor
iiber SEN Observation-Disclosures &on=
flift nrb idmmtIide Solgen, erfIdrte
Der erite geamte Staliens, bob Sta=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
Eapit mabnt sum- Vrieoe.

y@ir seben iest Ourd eine lhtpere
St11nOe, aber uniere 8ebete meroe1
rtur I'M 10 beiBer uno inniger 5u
Dem ouflteigerr, Ser Sic @eldide Ser
Nationeu III Ser @anO bolt" go
Iol1ter cine grflarung oes Eopltes
geneotft in einem griefe on Sen Scar
oiroI Gunrl1teui. Ser i'm patifuni=
lhen Organ, 0em uSnerpatore Ho=
molpo," oer0Tentliht muroe.
Gos Sberhaupt Ser Strife erinnert
an Ieir1e erIte gnepflifu, IN meld]er er
ste friegfiihrenoen Nationen sum
Srieoen nrubnte, uber meilt Oarnltf
bin, ooB man niht auf feline Sttmme
bDrte uno Ser &rieg anbu1erte> bis
Ser idrefIite grano al1d uri er ge=
Iiebtes SS%Stalien ergriffen bot"
Gos @irfenoberbaupt Iugt, oaB er
beablidtigt hGtte, I'M Mnfange Oes
S2Mri nit einem Seiligen &oaegium
1inge BON @ihtigfeit fir ous Sir
h]enregiment SIT beratben, aber un=
g[iidIiherrpeiie madten Sic betriiben=
oen greigniIie 0ies um6glid.
y@Gbreno infer Ser5 beim Mn=
blid iolflen glenos buffet" ihreibt
Ser Eop1t, vhaben MIR es nift Der
nuhlGIfiqt, uni er 6tlfsperf fort5u=
ieser u11O Sic beiammernSmertben
Tolgen oes &rieges gu Derminbern.
Gupit gene0ift peiit Damn auf
Ieine g%emiihungen I'M Ste Mnstpehs=
Iurg Ser oauernO fmpfunfabigen
8efongenen BIN unb iogt, baB ote
1eeliifer ge6irfniiie IN b%eionberen1
@ra6e feline paterIide Mufmerfium=
felt erregt bitten. geionbere @rleid=
terungen ieier1 oaber Sen als Tel0=
geiltlife ODER in irgenb elmer an6e-
rem umtIihen gigenidaft 5u Ser ito
Iieniid)en Mrmee ~einberufenen Nrie=
tern gepdbrt norben.
Ser Eupit ermabnt ane @atbolt=
fen, NIT ibm 5uiaruner EN- ftreuges
oreit6giges firhlides Soften 5u beo=
bohten unb fdreibt einen ougemeinen
MblaB a1s, Ser a11d m1f bie seelen
I'M Tegfeuer iid be5iebt.
Tortfahreno idreibt Ser Eapft:
Sd piinide, baB Ser @teberban I'm.
ierer stimme ane INT ere &tr6er, sic
ourh Sic ariegsgeiBel getroffet iin6
erreifen un6 lie ole 6apon uber-
5e11gen m0ge, 6aB mir on ibren
shmer5en un6 Sorgen t%beilnebmen
gs gibt MIR menige BON BEN Sdmer
sen Ser 4inoer, bie iih nift anh I'M
6er5en Seq @aters abiptelen." Sim
ShIuB oes grieies an @aroinal 8a1-
m1teGi gibt Ser Tapit allen &ur0ind=
len ieinen apoItoliihen Segen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
9aS &reu5 auf oem
s1la@tfeloe. ]

Mmf meitem sdladtgeiilbe
"a itebt Elm ieltiam Stlo,
sp sDttlid, bebr anb milbe,
TIM bod 10 i&mrer5erfnat.
ga iiebt m1an einiam ragen
Gen Seilanb Sein Gbriit:
9as &ren5 tit tim 5eridlagen,
Sud- fell iein 8ilo mod lit.
Mit bpderbpb'nen Mrmen
Gr flebt 51,m @ater fem:
a6 babe bo& Grbarmen,
> Safer, balte ein.
9as Slut, oas id perguneu,
Ser Menidbeit 0pferlamm,
SITS benn umiunif geflohe1
Mm barten &reasesitamm?
@eridune Seine &inSer,
9ein sobn itebt fiir iie gut,
Mls Mittler fir BIC Sanoer,
Mit ieinem eig'nen Slut.
@obl lit fem aren5 seridohen
Sn blmt'ser, helper Sdlad)t,
9pd halt er nnnerOrunen
Mpd thinner trene @adt.
Mag amd I'M &fgetimmel
9as &re15 in Gtnfe seb'n,
l1mb m6gen @rb' uno 6tmmel
SIM @eltbranb antergeb'n -.
@enn alles nil nerberbe1
11mb aQes tim ms brtd)t:
Mie ,uirb Ser 6eilanb iterben
11n5 feline 2tebe ntdt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
Memralaia Gdlmerser1 aeitiat.
SIR bruuht 0ieie 1drefliden Nel

Sbr brdldT O1e1e 1dreuI1uJeH gter7
penasdmer5en int @eitht, Inn &opf,
am Mrm, gduIter, gr11lt un6 &iifen
r1iht 5l Iei6en. @ebru11ht MIR etnige
Trppfen seq Iir0err16er Sloun'5 81
niment; Iiegt einige Min11terr rubig.
STR tperoet folde 9tn6erung uno ge'
buglidfeit ipiren. 2eben un6 bie
@eIt 1defnh bener. @u11ft bei1te eine
TIaihe. 8 l1n5en fir 25t BET allen
Mpotbefern. 1ringt Elm obre 5l ret
BEN. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
Ser fl. Batter ba1 burd Ben

StuotslefretGr &ar0irn @usparrt an
SEN @orliter bes @i1fs=& omitees fir
Ste @riegsopfer in Eolen, Senrpd
.Sienfipic5 in @enep I'M Ser Sdmei5,
Elm bn[opoGes Shreiben geridtet, IN
0em er leiner Sra1ter iber ste 2eiben,
Ste Ser &rieg Ser ungliidliden Goler1
gebrodt bat, bereoten Musortd gibt
uno 0em Stills omitee unb Maen,
ste on oieIen geltrebungen tbeiIneb=
men, oen Mpoitoliiden segen ipen=
set.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

iogt, lit fir Dos &0nigrelb uuf Ser
apenninen : @albiniel niht gera6e
ifmeitelbaft, obgleih man rDenn etn
[angiabriger gunoesgenolie Gng-
laros uno Tranfreid5 5u Ser Gen-
tralmadten abgefaaen MORE, unter
oenielben l1mltanben, EN- oiel iddrfe.
res urtbeil uber Sen treu6riidisen
Stuot fdQer murbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

oas rulliide @olt oie @abrbeit er-
fabren miro. unb tpen11 eS 6ieie
@abrbeit erfabrt, = Damn mebe oem
3arentbum, oos bur9 0en groben
MoerlaB sos eigene Golf iduG9en
molte, UNI Ii9 I'M 10 uneridutter=
lider in Ser Wfadt 5u befeltigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

&amaoii6e Mmper=
i6dmtbeit.
IuB es np6 Iomcit fommen miir6e
nit Uni eren Nadbarn ieni eits 0es
9eigara bitten mir benn 6o6 nidt
fuir m0glih gebolten. Sdlieblid lit
es je0o9 fem @un0er; 6enr @utb
u11o @aB madt aud ionlt gang
braudbare Meniden blir0. uu6
miitbig iino lie, 0o5 boben tie nidt
nur mutt Ser MbidieBung barmloier
merifaniider 8urger Dor Sen Ibo=
rem unlerer Sta6t, 6urb Die idmab=
lide 9ebanolung oeutlder, %0lterrei=
dilher un0 unguriider 3inilperlo TO-
men berDielen, 0as 5eigen lie bielmebr
iett in gerabe5u fin0iiden @utbou5=
bri:hen, melde ~feinestuegs mn 6as
9eutl9tbum oiesieits Der @re1r5e
betreffen, lonbern fir amerifm1iide
giirger eine unperfddmte 9era1sr
forberuw unb EroDo5ieru1rg be0eu=
ten.
1us grefutip=@omite fir Sos
Martin Houb &ennen 5u Suin 60
tburires maht ndmIib befannt, baB
es auh ni9t einem, Ser einen oel1t.
ihen Na1nen tragt unb in irgenomel=
9em Grade ton oeutiden Gorfubrerp
abitammt, geitattet til, ont oen &en-
men iid al betbeiligen. Saint @o-
tbarines' Greisftifter," 10 beiBt es
mortIid, uf0nnen beriidert fem, bob
tire @aben nift in sic 9dn6e Ser
Jeinoe bes @aiierrei9es gelangen
merben."
@benip MAIDEN uniere liebenspir-
bigen Modborn befannf, 6uB es tel
nem merifaniifen 8iirger beutlder
Mbfunft gu rotben tit, fid 6ruben I'M
gelobten 2on6e Ser &anufen blifen
at laiier.
SSH beoa11er11 MIN feire5megs iene
3eutid=Mmerifaner, melde Ste Mb=
iiht gebobt baben, on oem funooi=
iden Gen11en tbeil5unebmen, 6aB III
mem Sos @ergniigen in u6einSes=
Lm6" Der a15en miro; 0enm Die Or
fIGrung be5eidmet ia 0ffentli4 aae
IN Den Ser. gtaaten aridiiigen 8ur-
ger oeutider ODER oiterreidiider @b=
funft ols 6ein6e. @ir f0In1ren es MIN
nidt p%eriteben, mie man % 0riiben
cine iolde berausfor0ernoe Sprade
reoen fanr gegen Entertainer; oenn
oas iino 6od uaed iene 8iirger, oie
oeutifes SLUT in ibren Mbern boben,
iene, oeren 8dter I'M n%nabbangtg<
feitsfriege 10 mader Die @ngliidt&a=
nuoier perioblen balfen. 0amt rid-
tet iid oieie unberiddmte 8eIeioi=
gung oireft gegen amerifaniide 8mr=
ger.
Muf Sic ungemein l69erIide Ser
leumoung gegen 0as oeutide &eid,
iiber vgrmorbu1g fouaotider &iroer
un6 6raueu, Sic &reu5igung fonaot=
ider Gol6oten" unb anoerer unr
menihlider @erbreden gegen Die fa=
nabiide 8eDolferung ein5ugeben, lit
iiberfIiiiiig. Gieie 2igen iinb 10 fauit-
Sid, 10 edit engIii6, 6oB ielbit uniere
friegsuitbigen &am1fen iie ntdt
glol1be11 f0n11en. Nur ein5elne ben
griten un6 6omit SEN &an1den ge-
fiigige bieiige Bldtter beriudten If
ner NIT ser ibr eigenen @brenbafttg=
felt SEN Stempel ser @abrbeit auf.
5uoriifen.
Sen Sduben uber trdgt idlieBlih
&arpnon anein, pent biele Deutfh-
Entertainer, tpeIde ibren Counter
mfentbolt ienieits 6es Niagara GIT
nebmen flegter, iebt lieber int 2onoe
bIeiber, I'M iih nidt unn0tbiger 8e-
fabren a11s5uiehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

= eebt $. g. gsmns fir q.
@1p1b Gtabteiseutbnut, 9duier nno
bafante 8anpldte. @erben nerfamt
aegert ,rpnatii9e 3ablnnsen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
ARMENIAN REFUGEES ARE NOW ARRIVING
 FROM ASIA MINOR

London, October 14.-PatricS W. J. Stevens, British consul at Baum, Rus sian Transcaucasia, reports the arrival at Uriamiah, Persia, and the Caucasus of a large number of Armenian refu- gees from Asia Minor. They are in a pitiable condition, Stevens reports. They declare that the Turkish troops have ravaged Sauson, 35 miles north of Rautlis, scene of a massacre of Ar menians by Kurds in 1894, killing most of the inhabitants Only a handful of the people escaped to the mountains where the refugees say they are doomed to perish.
 The Bishop of Bagra. writes from Eo hmiadzin, seat of the patriarch of Armenia and the monastery which is the chief sanctuary of the Armenians. the consul says. that a large number of refugees have arrived there and at other points in the government of Err want. They came chiefly from the Melazghert and Ardesh districts and Van In all 16e,00 refugees have passed through Lgdir and Echmiadzin.
 The pitahle condition of these people Stevens adds is indescribable. The fdaily mortality among them Is about 100. due chiefly to dysentery and typhus. Medical attachments from Rus- sin are attending them but unless i'm mediate relief comes half the refugees will die
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
TO HAVE APPEAL IN
 FUTURES DECISION
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House shows this, and the Congressional Record dlscoses this fact, and l am astounded that any judicial officer learned enough to be district judge could ever bring himself to seriously consider the handing down of such an opinion as that rendered by the New York district judge.
 The judges opinion injuriously af- fected cotton prices, for the price of cotton on the New York exchange fell s1 50 a bale, and thus gave comfort to the bear speculators of New York. But the price soon rallied and cotton is going up again.
 "The determination of the cotton pro- dl cer to obtain 8 good price for this crop, the great and increasing demand for cotton, the short crop and the small sup ply of old cotton, under the operation of the law of supply and demand, will drive cotton to 15 and 20 cents per pound in spite of contraband orders and judicial opinions. Great Britain cannot suspend the law of supply aAd demand, and Judge Hough cannot declare it unconsti- tutional The case will be appealed. and the opinion of Judge Hough reversed. In the meantime Congress will convene, and if the law needs strengthening Congress will do whatever is necessary to be done. |"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
ANNISTON U. c. T. TO GET COVETED BANNER

A. c. Smith of Montgomery, grand sec rstary of the United Commercial Travel |ers. was in The Age-Herald office last night, after the meeting of the grand executive committee of the order at the Morris hotel. MT Smith has recently started The Firing Line, a page for |travelng statesmen. in one of the Mont gomery papers, and says he is recev- ing much encouragement to continue his venture
 MT. Smith and J. NJ. Bowman of Annis-
 ton recently had a lively tilt of a friendly nature in regard to-a silken banner that the Anniston council of the United Con- mercial Travellers was to have received Tor securing more new members than
 any council in the state last year. MT. Smith said last night: You can tell Jim
 mic Bowman that his old banner Is com-
 ing. The committee decided definitely on
 it tonight, and Anniston will receive il
 In the course of a few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
NEW HAVEN TRIAL
 IS NOW UNDER WAY
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vault glass; Charles k. Gleason, jewel broker George B. Raymond, manufac- tIrer; William D. Tucker, manufacturer; Fred r. Waters, dry goods dealer; Joel krause. real estate operator; Peter Wag- ner. builder: James F. Pegnam, a former port warden of this city: William G. Ac- cies. meat dealer, and Andrew L. Grac ce, an enploye of the New York Edison company.
 The examination today developed a number of interesting reasons why tales men were not acceptable. One said thai he had observed the effects of the en- forcement of the Sherman law on busi- ness interests and thought that it had been "overworked."
 Another said his family was socially acquainted with that of William Rocke feller, and that he would not want to be obliged to take any action that migh result In Rockefeller going to jail. An other was acquainted with John D. Rock efeller. Jr. Still another was & member of transportation club having dealings with railroads
 Of the 30 or more talesmen thus fal examined not two said they had evel ridden on the New Haven road
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15

Tiny Girl, third; l.. J. Deerr, Beula. sec- ond; Capt. NJ. J. Donlan. Miss Fosco Duke, first.
 Class 69-Open bitches: L. ]. Deerr, Beula. second; Capt. M. J. Donlan, Miss Fosco Duke, first.
 Class 70-Limit bitches CT pounds and under 22) Frank II. Morrow. East View Polka Dot, first.
 Class 71-Novice bitches t22 pounds and not exceeding 2D; F. H. O'Brien, Swacina's Nellie, first.
 Class 72-Limit bitches: k. H. O Brien, Swacina's Nellie, second; T. c. Brad ford, Bradford's Jane. first.
 Class 73-Open bitches: T. C. Brad ford, Bradfords Jane. first.
 Brac Class 74A-Capt M. J. Donlan, Brac, first winners. Miss Fosco Duke; reserve, Bradford's Jane.
 AIREDALE TERRIERS Class 74B-Puppy dogs: Horace Ware. Tipperary, first; Mrs. A. w, Shaw. Jack, third; E. o. Toombs. Anahauc Bob, sec ond; W. N. Todd, Jack Crestline, re- serve. Class 75--Novice dogs: Horace Ware. Tipperary, first: Dr. A. Gibson, Earl Kitchener, third; E. o. Toombs Ana huac Bob, second; w. N. Todd. Jack Crestlne, reserve.
 OPEN
 A. F. Fitzsimmons. Parkdale Actor, second; Mrs. E. w. Barrett, Tango Man, first
 Class 76--Limit dogs; Or. A. Gibson. Earl Kitchener third; ID. o. Toombs, Anahuac Bob. second: E. o. Toombs, Anahuac Ragtime, first.
 Class 77--Open dogs; pr. A. Gibson, Earl Kitchener third T. o. Toombs. Anahuac Bob, second; F. o. Toombs. Anahuac Ragtime, first; Mrs. E. w. Barrett, Tango Man, reserve.
 Class 7S-Puppy bitches: John H. Ford, Lady Gladys. reserve; Mrs. c. J. Logan, Peggy Crestline. third; pr. J. G. Hopping, Spratt. second; Dr. Hal F. Halstead, AHahuac Maid II. first.
 Class 79--Novice bitches J. M Lang ston. Annie Crestline, reserve; Mrs. c. ]. Logan. Peggy Crestline, third; Dr. J. c. Hopping Spratt. second; Dr. Hal F. Halstead, Anahuac Maid II. first.
 Class S0--Limit bitches: w. J. Riddle. Alabama Vic. first; B. M. Allen. Hal ala. second.
 Class s1--open bitches: w. J. Riddle. Alabama Vic. second; Dr. Hal F. Hal stead, Anahuac Maid II, first
 Class 82-Local dogs and bitches: Dr.. A. Gibson, Earl Kitchener. third; E. O.. Toombs Anahuac Bob. second: F.. O.. Toombs Anahuac Ragtime. first Win ners, Tango Man; reserve, Spratt.
 BULL TERRIERS
 Class S3--Notice dogs: J. s. Pedigo. Pinto. first.
 Class sl--Limit dogs; 2. A. Black.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15

Boy Billy second; W. G. Bromberg, Nibrab Topper, first Winner Nibrab Topper.
 Class 85A-Open dogs: M. $. Black, Bloomberry Sumter. first
 Class S5--Open dogs: G. A. Black, Boy Billy, second; w. c. Bromberg, Nlprab Topper, first.
 Class S6-Local dogs: G. A. Black, Boy Billy, second; w. q. Bromberg, Nibrab topper, first.
 Class S7--Brace class; Mir Brom berg's Brace. first.
 FRENCH BULL DOGS Class SS-Novice dogs: Mrs John Hill, Cyclone, first.
 Class Ss--Limit dogs: Mrs. John Hill, Cyclone. first.
 Class 90-Open dogs. Mrs. john Hill, Cyclone, first and winner.
 Class 91-Puppy bitches: Mrs. John Hill: Zaza of Prospect Heights, first, Class 92-Limit Bitches: Mrs. G. l.. Wentworth, Babette of Princess La Belle, first.
 FOX TERRIERS
 Class 9f-Puppy dogs: J. C. Barrett,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15
ANNOUNCE AWARDS.
 IN DOG SHOW AT FAIR
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Class Open 5O-Bitches: Coghlans Rayo- light, first; Beddow & Beddow, Lady or the Path, second; Mrs. John HiU, Tox- away Blackie, third.
 Winners. Toxaway Blackie; reserve Lady on the Path.
 Class 51-Local Bitches: Beddow X Bed dow, Lady on the Path, first. Class 51-A-Open Bitches (45 pounds and over): Henry D. Coughlan. Lady Bellng. ham, first.
 BULLDOGS.
 (45 Pounds and Over.) Class bs-American Bred Dogs: W. s Scott, The White Hope, first
 Class 54-Limit Dogs: w. 8. Scott The White Hope, first.
 Class 55-Open Dogs Henry D. Cogh. Ian. Brother Jonathan. second; w. S Scott, The White Hope, first
 BOSTON TERRIERS
 Dogs under 17 pounds.) Class 56-Novice dogs; Capt. M. J. Don- Ian, Capt Donlans Duke, first; w. G. Patterson, Sport, second.
 Class 57-Limit dogs: Capt. NJ. J. Don Ian, Donlans Duke first; w. c. Patter- son. Sport second.
 Class 58-Open dogs: Capt M J. Don lanS Capt. Donlans Duke, first. (Seventeen pounds and under 22 pounds) Class 59-Novice dogs: E. w. Barrett lakewood Iris Boy, first; Bob Mccarty Pat Casey, Second
 Class 60--Limit dogs: Bob McCarty, Pat Casey, second; E. w. Barrett, Idle wood Iris Boy, first.
 (Twenty-two pounds and under 27
 pounds.)
 Class 62-Novice dogs: James B. Ab- bolt, IT,, Phis Bill, second; F. H. Nor row, Iris Boy, first. Class 63-Limit dogs: F. H. Morrow Iris Boy. first; G. Dean Curry. Bill Rag third; James B. Abbott. Jr.. Phis Bill second.
 Class 64-Open dogs: F. H. Morrow Iris Boy, first; G. Dean Curry. Bill Rag third; James B. Abbott, Jr., Phis Bill second.
 Class 65--Local dogs: James B. Ab- bolt, Jr., Phis Bill. second; F. H. Nor row, Iris Boy. first; c. Dean Curry, Bill Rag, third
 BITCHES (UNDER 17 POUNDS) ! r Class 66-Puppy bitches: Mrs. T. C. Bradford, sBradford's Delmar Dimples first
 Class 67-Novice bitches: Capt M. j. Donlan, Miss Fosco Duke, first; Bob McCarty, Tiny Girl II. third; Dr. s. G Stubbins, Stubbin's Lady. second Class 6S-Limit bitches: Bob McCarty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-15

Mrs. Wilson's name is known wher- ever woman's magazines circulate. She is recognized as the foremost cooking expert in the United States. In obtain ing her services as lecturer and dem onstrator during the coming week. The Age Herald feels that it is most fort unate.
 The purpose of the lectures is to make it possible for every Birmingham house. wife to learn without the expenditure of a penny every modern method of ob- taining successful. attractive home and table and at the same time to know all that expert experience had learned about reducing to a minimum the cost of living.
 To Explain All Problems
 And. during the course of the lectures and demonstrations. there will be no question asked too trivial, too silly for Mrs. Wilson to answer. Should some de- mure bit of bride anxiously venture the question of How does the bread get inside the crust?'' Mrs. Wilson Fcheerfully will attempt an explanation. For explaining cooking problems, big and little, serious and trivial, hes sbeen her business during the last quaN&r of a century.
 Perhaps the chief value of Mrs Will  of shortcuts to economy. The happy, care-free dollar that fits so nimbly from the hands of the housewife mar keter will be taught greater dignity and leased into lingering propensities. She will lead her audience into the fairyland of remnant cooking she will lift for them the curtain that shields the mysteries of cheap and wholesome marketing. And every day she will fur nish recipes that are responsible Tor the upbuilding of her own reputation.
 Mrs Wilson's recipes are at the com mand of every one who attends the cooking school or who reads The Age Herald during the week of the demon stration's progress. Furthermore. she will gladly and at any time furnish upon request recipes for the making of any dish in any way.
 VIII Demonstrate Recipes
 She will demonstrate every recipe Her audience will be able to see. while they listen to her lectures, the actual making, mixing and cooking of every | al