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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

vented Ine H1aCnluS TUT AiuhHie AApoSN stockings Ultimately he became associ- ated with Richard Arkwright and with him developed the spinning jenny one of the most famous inventions of all times.
 Dangerous Work of Naval Flyers
 By eeenral. agreement the most danger ous of the various works being carried out by the British army is that being done by the royal naval flying corps. Led as it Is by Wing Commander Samson, on whose head the German military authori- ties are said to have placed generous price, the members of this corps have done invaluable work, both in uncover ing the movements and the concentrations of the enemy's troops and in bopbarding from the air the military depots and the submarine bases in Belgium.
 Several members of the peerage have joined the corps, attracted by the dan ger Of the work and by it1 elements of ad- venture and romance. Among the wives of these titled flyers. who alt at home and, in charitable or active war work. attempt to forget the constant danger that threatens their husbands, is Lady
 Carnwath one of the most popular Of the younger generation of smart society
 peeresses of Scotland. Lord Carnwath succeeded his father in 1910. the same year in which he was married. Although the family is a famous one in Scotch history, an ancestor having fought by the side of Robert Bruce at the glorious battle oi Barnockburn. the present title holder, who by the way, is the thirteenth. really has no territorial connection with Scot | land Unfortunately for him. several cen 1 turies ago. a member of the family of l Hamilton came along and married the
 ther heiress to the broad acres or the earl's family.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
WORKING UP-THE MOTHER
By CARL MILAN Director Public Library

hy theif mothers tbsn y all the d's- cases listed in ouF books"
 Many mothsrsNuy a copy of Hoit's .ss.e and Feeding of Children and '5sep 1t slws5l at hand; and that Is a most eseelisnf thing to do. The library likes ti. look so well that 1t now has nine aalIes Even this number does not sfways supply the demand
 Bdt there are many other DOCKS that gre as good in some ways, perhaps II most ways, as Holts. Some Of them are aIways available at the library. As the demand grows more copies will be add cd, for the library believes strongly in the service of it's baby books
 A few of the newest and best are listed here: Chapin. Theory and Prac- tice of Infant Feeding" Cotton, care of Children Dennett, "The Healthy Baby;" Griffith, Care of the bapy Hague. "The Eugenic Mother ana Ter Baby, Holt, Care and Feeding of Children" Moves How l kept My Baby We'll" Richardson Better fa- bies and Their Care" Tweddell. How to Take Care of the Baby; Wheeler Before the Baby Comes" and The Baby"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

"Yes, he Is a fine boy. but he isn't as well as he looks" said young mother to an admirer of her 2S-pound toy T don't know whats the mat ter with him, either" she continue ! for I've always been so careful aei to give him anything he shoulaa't have"
 Doubtless the mother was sincere. It so happened, however. that the writer of this article who overheard the re- marks knew that the child had been allowed to eat strawberries before he was a year old and roasting ears when he had just passed his first birthday And the mother is an educated, intel llgent woman
 There are just two things that most folks refuse to be interested in-thtir physical health and their eternal Sal vation." These were the words Of pr J. N. Hurty. famous health officer. when his assistant asked what should be done to save the life of child who had eaten raw potato which its moth CT had given 1t to play with. He add ed that there are more babies Killed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Full of Werds

From Judge.
 'she talks like . book"
 'Yes. the volume of her speech IS truly wonderful"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass of Salts to flush Kid
neys if Bladder bothers you
- Drink lots of water

Eating mynt regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble I'm some form
or other says a wclknuwn authority,
because the uric ncid In meat eNctes
the Kidneys, they become oyerwurked,
get sluggish; clog mp aud cause all
surt, Of distress, particularly back.
uuhe and misery IN the kidney region;
rheumatic twIngcs severe headaches
acid stomach constipation. torpid liver
s.rrplossuo,S, hlnddcr and urinary ir.
rIWliou
1hr moment Your hnck hurts or kid.
news aren't uctiug right. or II bladder
hnlhCrs you. get uhout four ounce, Of
lal Salts from nnv good pharmacy
tNIr u tablespoonful In glass of
~ tcr hoforr hrmkfnel fr few dnys
md your kidneys win then act fine
1I.- famous suits /, made from the
u.N n rruucs and lemon Juice com
Nrrd with UlhIu, and hus been used
fur generations to flush clogged Kid
n..s and stimulate them IN normal ne
u,ltl ALSO to ncutralizc the acids In
ihr urine $50 h no longer irrltntcs thu,
euliug hloddcr disorders
Ind Salts cannot iniurr anyone
rnbr. u delightfully."- cffcrevscput llthla
water drluk which millions of men and
vomcn take nov and then to keep IN,
Kidneys and urinary organs cleuu thu,
avoiding serious kidney discusses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
TIMES APPEAL
GOT RESULTS
More Than $50 Was Given to
Provident Associations
Day Nursery

E'ROM cash contributions of ten
a cents to pledges VI 50 muucy flow,
ed into the Golfers 90 lur irrNueut
Association Christmas week us 10.
suit Of an appeal by The Imrs ON be-
hall ut the associations nUy Nursery
total amount Uf S'gJG Was donated
by the people OF Oklahoma city tu
this Institution. Several hundred dol
lars also were given To the JurIsJmd-
basket fund and to the permanent
fund " the association
with the money thus secured Mis-,
+. Novella Gould, matrou ~ the PROV
ldent Association, will begin mmedl
ately purchasing furniture aud sup
pies badly needed ia the meu-ryl
equipped and chilly house yu We,
Grand
Few people were aware that such al
institution az the Day Nursery rNisteC
In Oklahoma city, or II they did Lug
| It. were not aware NJ the scope NJ 10
work Many people expressed surprls
/ AZ the fuct that 50 mAuy rMldrnl
were being cared for and that the In
stitutiOn was being run ut romuu
aud consistent loss. The twenty liy
kIddles at the nursery were entertain
ed at Christmas party by the mem
bcrs Of the Cloyerlenf Embroidery
club Last year thnt organization hl
q blk Christmas tree aud gave present
To the little mforunutcs aud early II
the winter requested that they Nigh
| do the same again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
NOT A WOMAN
ENTERS THERE


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28

burglary, or else they have reformed,
for according to the annual report Of
Postmaster General Burlrson for the
fiscal year ended June 30 1915, there
were but IL po-tuffirr rohberies re
ported I'm Oklahoma. while over In Ar
kansas there were l7 The biggest haul
made by Oklahoma postoffice robbers
during the last fiscal year was the one
at Pryor. Postmaster Keys having been
allowed claim II $2G1j for stamps,
money orders and postal funds taken
bv the burglars. The next largest claim
iu Oklahoma WAS the one ut Cherokee.
Postmaster Walter Ferguson having
been allowed S2,02O20 for losses sus
talupd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
IN TULSA JAIL


MUSkOGEE Dee - Bm WI
liams, alias Green. aud Homer Mat
thews the two negroes who escaped
lynchlug at the hands " mob here
Sunday night were taken to Tulsa, In
stead OF McAlcstcr. AZ stated by the
authorities here IN deceive those bent
on lynching the blacks.
The funeral u Palromnn Neal, who
was shot by the blacks, was held Mon
day.
Trial OF the negroes VIII take place
In February, aud It Is generally be-
lleyed here that the two sluyers will
60 To the electric chair before the cN
plrHtion Of 1916. A preliminary hear.
Ing probably will be given the negroes
ueKt week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
OffIcia! Apportionn,ent for
Next Republican Convention

WASuINGTON Dec -. At the
hendquartcr, of the Republican, uu.
tiouuI committee the urlrnl upporuou
mnm Ton lhr national convention has
been ISSUED by Secretary james Rr,
uuId- There have been numerous csti.
mated appointments issued. but TINT
given out finally Ina, been approved by
thr committee
Incidentally It was announced TINT
estimate, of the number of delegates
to be- elected directly wus 5gl oul NJ
the tumi of 9>5. Should the Missouri
state committee exercise MS option
under the alternative law and order II
direct vote this number viii bee u-
creased by 80. making the grand to.
tui G3
The offlrnl table IL uS follows, the
luss over four years ago being shown.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28

ned urr picturesque. honey surround
iu-- within which 10 pass away u
uW reflective life.
Named. the I,OtOs Eaters
"Ihp monks aud hcrmits of Mount
Arm- have been named the lotos eat
cr Nature around them is heautlfu
az. Impressive aud their ways art
sheltered nnd through plenty On IN,
utN,. hand some writers find the lot
of life upon the Holy Mount anything
hUl cuyiuhlc one says. Nature aud
history have combined IN making
M0uut Athos what II IS Il milkless
mr'hIr,, seat of Superstltluus medita
tiuu. where snnctity Is halched IN sn
hl. folded idleuess where the spirit
smmhprs rocked In the cradle " medic
val m.h no breath ~ skrpticism
waited from the outer world ever
rru.Nr, these lotophagian retreats, ne
aspiration " those that agitate the
umHni race ~ miserable men ever
uu.hrus thr pulse ~ these melancholy
uu.Uurty, The monks ~ Mount Ath.
us however. have deserved well u the
world %, preserving much NJ the
wealth ~ old Greek culture to musieru
tluu,
"Ath., ,vcus the tip ~ the easter
mos uf 'nc three Chnlcidmn peuln-u
lus Ihn mountain reaches crest
$3.50 Feet above the sea. and plungrs
pru.Opt'uH,y into the water Mouas
terIus vnrr founded upon the mount I'm
the earl, middle ages. some say as ear.
ly us rhu time " Constantine They
preserved their Independence under
Mulrm ru'r even after assisting In n
struggle ror Greek Independence and,
for centuries. they were the center of
Greek learning
"rnr peninsula ON which Athos Is
situated. is forty miles long. and It ls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
PLAN COOPERATION

FL RENO, Dec 2s.-At n conference
N Canadian county farmers here to.
day plaus will be- made for co-opern
tive shipping " hogs to the Oklahoma
city puCkeries over the interurhal
line, The farmers purpose building
stockynrds here aud making bi.weekly
shipments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
ARKANSAS LEADS
hciEhbOring state TO the East Now
Has More postoifiCe RObberies Than
State Of Oklahoma

WASHINGTON, Dec 2S.- Okluho.
ma, which last year led all the states
m the number NJ postofflce burglarlcs
is evidently no longer good piokIns for
the gentlemen who ply the trade VI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28

Atlanta. Ca
EHslrnto Medicine Co.
Your ErrlcutO Qui
nine pumnie isunahair
grower which vii do
what you claim will
do. II sure made my
lLiITIcv wy fast
and cleaned the dan
jrun and storf ed ny
hRir from falling In n
week using Il. | am
sending you my photo
graph. You will SOC
how long my hair is
now. Sll.lA GREENE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28

AGENTS WANTED. Write for particulars today.
ExOIsnto Medicine Company, Atlanta, Ca
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
GROCERIES


Don't be fooled by using some fake prep
aratlon which claims 20 strAiRhten your
hair. kinky hair cannot he made str raight.
you are Just fooling yourself by using H.
You have 70 have hair before you can
PomddslsA Hair Grower which feeds the
scalp and roots of the hair and makes the
the results by using several tinsa Il ls
. wonderful Hsir Grower II cleans dan.
drum and stops Falling Hair st once. II
leaves harsh. ttubb, n. nsppy looking
hair soft AID silky. and you can M up
your hair the way you want II. We give
money back n Il don't do the way We
chain. Price PIC by mall. stamps or coin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28

In statement Of the earnings OF
the state department NJ agriculture, II
saving " SlB2S7 t. is shown The sav.
Ing was effected by the abolition Of
unnecessary Jobs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28

Drl urr picturesque, honey surround
.u-- within which TO pass away II
.u.f. rrfIpytlyp ufp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
WOULD EXLMPT LESS
Senate BILLS by Austin aud killam
Would Leave Less of labOrer's
Wages ENemnt From Creditors

Among new bills introduced 300 the
senate "Wednesday afternoon we're "a
series of companion measures hy Sen.
uturs Austin and killam relative tu
the exemption rights Of hcuds ut fam
ilics. and others senator Austin has
three bills ON the subject As ut pres.
rul all current wages and earnings
tor personal or professional services
within the last ninety days urr rN-
ompt I'M this respect one bill intro
durrd would change that to two.
thirds and where the reference Is
nov mudr to persons not heads of
tumlllc, he chWgrs the terms "all.
tu one half The author of the
measure argues THAT this is only Civ
me the husiucs, world what % rs ru
titled To.
The bin Boy kllam is similar iu
some RESPECTS to the Austin hi.l, only
that where the Austin measure says
two thirds, tie kiImm bil would
make it 10 per cent I'm the rnsc of
Irroous not heads uf families he
would make that portion subject tu
attachment at least % per cent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
LUMBER EXHIBIT
IN NAME ALONE
Display In Connection With South.
western Lumber Dealers AssOCia-
ton Mostly Tile, Steel and Concrete.

KANSAS CRY, Jan 2S That the
mrdrru lumhcrmHu, Instead uf troVl
ing uu the entrance " tile, concrete
and steel into the building industry,
hus added them to his stock. nd,cr.
'l,rd them aud 4, selling more 10y the
tom aud the suck than hy the foot,
i> demonstrated hy an uuusuul dl~plny
here ut connection with the South
western Lumber Dealers association
convention The onefourh block "
floor space In Convention hall is I'M
rd tu capacity with Il magnificent
lumber exhibit" with scarcely q plcru
ot lumber In It,
According IN the popular idea, thu
exhibition woul IN ~ we'll AS a dry
mrmlng congress, hnv ana graiu
dealers convention, n buy yuurovn
home campaign ur a hnck.tuthc tntm
movement
Where lumber Is expected, steel tile
Rnd concrete products ARE exhibited aud
accompanied hy such messages nv this
above q tile display.
Replace Your rottcd wood easing
with these. or this over concrete
work
concrete Is cheaper than lum
bcr"
The exhibition was opened last night
/ Business meetings of the association
wore held to-day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
BY
FOES IN HIDING
Five Hundred Germans Killed In
Thirty Minute Attack On Russian
Trenches; Described by Officer.

II prvrRuGRAD ,p I ,nd,u lam ~
\lp d .tuhh,rp nght In IA. vicinity
,r S,rh,ry,, ,p Nh, Rlnrs river the
G.rm,n. Tp..dn, hrok. throngh INTO
IN, Ru.s,op tr.prb.s from which they
,yoro r,rrIs,J ou, ,f,er h,yoprt
,har,,. A. ,uoutp r,, miles north
,f S,rI,,r,.,, iu 81 hnttIe LASTING gO
nnr,,s n, c,rm,ps Inns, 400 Killed.
pu..I,r orrIr.r comm,pdmr Il
l,,,,,,, ~ m,,n,r. ,orrs ,,y. ,nr f,I
Io,,r, account ,r nIy 0,bt.
~ lu.l ann. L,tt,r, w,, ,r,lrr,I
-. ,nI.. , .,.r,,ir .,,.,ti,, H., .h,,l uS
r,r,n,us v,u,in ,u n,rr ,r,n,n.,
,..r. J,,, and n, n,t,.,,. m,.lnJ
~. r,, an ti,ht v,itirr f,r r,n rt
,.. p.r,r. ~. o.,.. 81 ,l,,, spp., ,f
.,,, .',,I. =, , .niu ,r vli.r thor,
,,..r, ,,,,s
a,,yu, n,. .,,,ir. ,r lo,Ii,m ,,,
,....,n. ,,nnot,or, ,rJ ,,.,n n C.r
n.., a.. Iarn.,,. J,J nnt ip,.pl +,
It'll sndI,pl, ,t IA, epJ ,r u,r
s,.,1 49,. I'll , d.,,,hm.,,. ,r .p.
aI., r,,,,. r,J, t,v,rds orr p,.ltipu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

suggestive Of the well known and at
one time justly celebrated earl Of Paw.
tuCkct He has successfully worked
for years In nm effort 10 remain un.
rufllrd come what may
Onc evening a few days after the
cunslitutlOnnllst forces occupied the
Mexican capital u file of fifty men In
command Of Il major went 10 the Brlt.
lsh legation and demanded admission.
declaring that all arms and nmmun
tlon there were 10 he cOnilscatrd
forthwith. The major In charge fold
cd his arms, pulled n barytonr cough
aud Joined the file Of soldiers IN
long growl The result was that the
attendant who had responded tn the
attack On the night bell went upstairs
four at Il time and recitrd tile demand
10 Mr. llohlcr, between puffs of fright
and exhaustion
Mr Holcr who was dining alone.
listened with uiscd eyebrows
But ! am nt dinner he suld fmnl.
ly when the attendant had told all
i cannot be- disturbed YOU see"
They've surrounded the lrgntion.
There nrc fifty " them" snld the al.
tcndnut
but" ,nid Mr. lIohlcr with II pn.
lirnt smile cant you see that am
at dinner win lou not plrasc tell
them tu 20 uunyy"
! did, answered the Attendant. WILD
eyed hut they said that they would
not stir an inch until they had removed
all N the arms aud ammunition from
the legation
Well >nid Mr. IIohlcr seeming In
realize TINT the matter was indeed
serious. tell them that the, ar, OK.
rr"dngly impcrtluent. aud thnt unl,ss
they 90 right away / shnll cnll upon
Ia" government To request them TO- I
rnnnol bee bothered ut this time"
When the attendant took this mos.
snsr tu the major ln .'uggr..I
nnd then thought Tor long time
/ Then ho marched the soldier, pvp,
Since then the legation hns NOT
hecn disturbed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
REBELS ARE NOT
SUCH BAD SORT
Under Ragged and Bullet Riddled EN
teriOr ConstitutiOnalists Snow Sens,
Of Good Form.

JUARtZ. Mexico. Ian. Is TO look
at co ii,"tionalist soldier thin
that is seldom done when pyOldHhc.
one would never suspect lhut under
the ragged aud bullet riddled exterior
there heats on blossoms Il sense " good
form that Is easily brought 10 the sur
face. A story told by All English pro
meter who reached this town from
Mexico city today however, makes II
clear that CarranEaistn realizes al.
most instantly when he has ripped the
fenthers out uf COnycntlouaIity aud
hopped In very de trop
According tu the narrative. Thomas
beaumont Ilohlcr first secretary aud
charge d'affnires of the British lega-
tlon ut the City Of Mexico, IN great
stlckler for good form His drawl Is
nothing short ~ big league anyway you
hear it and his entire makeup IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
OFFERS OTHER
OIL MEASURES.
Tulsa Delegation Has Three
Bills TO Regulate PrOduC-
tiOn and Sales.
PREVENT PRICE DEPRESSION

Thr.. hills huyr been introduced
IN the legislature %, E,w,smuuyre
Wnsh H.dsop and j. n. sykes and
sanator n I. p.,idsuu ALL of TuI-J
which are intended io u.sI.t u mulu-
tanning good pr,,cs for crude ou and
IN curing other owls now suffered nN
the oil industry. The bills have tine
hacking OF indrpoudcnt producers.
but haye ma direct connection with
the oil conservation measure which
IA now bripV worked out IN ,nr joint
oil and rag ,.r..I,t.o of the lrgIslu-
unre
The fir.r o, ,n. nus n intended to
nreveut dom. ...un i'm the pre-. 0l ul.
urraI proaI..t- m..I.ug .rud, COIL ll
nrohibits and u.rN,. unlawful amy
hEreemeut r\prp.s.u .r mp'..I .o de-
hr.ss the warsur .ur..,... am natural
product or tn diminish .hr NATURAL
market demand therefor .r tu ,runtc
ANY abnormal .unu.u. rurrrbg the
nrice IA d,pres.rd
Valuation of the u. - muIc a
felou, by . term uI irum one to ten
years I'm the .pcuItrutlr, aud n the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

work tong with three yoIlrys we
swept the whole Of the German left
flank and In the space of thirty min
utcs the whole ground within reach
Of our guns was cleared The Ger
mans left 500 Killed.
Later the Germans tried 10 get
around our left, but here our Slhc
rnns met them and within II few
minutes had them on the run again
Meanwhile two German guns. which
were covering the movement, were
sllenced 10y our artillery, thanks 10
which We lost scarcely man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
GERMAN HUSSARS REACH
SERRO ri MANIN\ FRONT

GENEVA. via ParI, Jan ~. The
arrival of regiment of German Hu>
sars at OrsuNu uu the Scrbu Rumau
ian frontier Is announced here Tho
Serbian engineer corps hns mined the
grrgos ~ the Danube from lrchlu
10 belgrade and has fortified nll the
dcrilcs through which the Austro.
German troops could invade Srrbiu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

New Nwh. Jan. 2s-Glcm If Cur
liss say, hr Is developing motor
NJ lG horsepower for use In new
5typc Of flying boat This motor VIII
drive a four hmded propeller aud may
be I Installed I'm the trans Atlantic
flyer.
with regard tu the protest 10y Am
bassAdor Count Won Rerustorfl
against the shipment @'of aeruplanes
aud flying boats from the llammonds
port works Curtiss declined to make
any statement
From another source II Is learned
none NJ the Curti@ machines shipped
abroad can he fitted with guns with
out seriously interfering with the
balancing uf the machine.