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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12

With the opening of "The Style Shop this morning, Birmingham adds her first woman merchant in the "Rea dy-to- Wear business to her ranks.
 Mrs. Grace Dunlap, who s one of th, most popular and capable business women fin this city, has had confidence enough in her. own ability and the cooperation of her many friends to buy out, with MT. v S. Loventhal Griffin's "Ready-to- Wear shop, and in so doing becomes the first woman in Birmingham to own a half interest in such a business and man age it, too.
 Grffin's was Griffin's in name only for Mrs. Dunlap's personality enveloped and permcated every crevice ard corner of the shop. Gr;ffn's was Mrs Dunlap. and everybody recognized that such was the case.
 You sec" said Mrs. Dunlap yes terday up to her ears in work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
Unusual Theory of Explosion

London, May 2O-The theory that a mans body may contain enough electrici- ty to set off charge of explosive was put forward this week by government expert on combustibles to account for an explosion at Stowmarket which re- suited in the death of four men, Mai. Cooper-Key, the expert expressed the opinion that one of the men had accu- mulated electricity in his body, and not having earthed himself, spark passed through a dangerous commodity and so caused it to explode" He added Tt was an exceptional accident. which could probably have been prevented by the insertion of a metal stud in the workers rubber overshoe. A regulation to this effect will probably be made in the future"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
Different Kind

From the Louisville Herald
 Me brudder's goin' to be admitted to de bar terday.'
 Huh, dat's nuttin'. Mines In all de bars every day
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
SEVERAL NATIONS TO VOICE OBJECTION
 TO SEAMEN'S BILL
Continued from Page Onc)

of the act which permit a foreign sailor in an American port to claim half his wages at pleasure: to the sections pro- hibting the advance of wages to sailors and limiting the alotments which they may make, requiring a majority of the crews of foreign vessels to be able to understand the language Of the com missioned officers, prescribing the pro- portion of veteran sailors to man each lifeboat, exempting foreign sailors from arrest for assertion.
 Violate Existing Treaty
 All of these provisions are declared to be in violation of existing treaty.
 Nearly all the treaties contain provi- sions requiring at least one years notice before they can be terminated. and the seamen's act provided that in such cases the act shall not take effect until the expiration of the period fixed In the treaties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12

FIRST WOMAN IN BIRMINGHAM TO OWN HALF INTEREST IN LARGE WEAR BUSI- NESS AND MANAGE IT, TOO. WITH MIR. V. s. LOVENTHAL, WILL MAKE SHOP THE MOST ATTRACTIVE OF ITS KIND IN THE SOUTH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12

satisfy the Presidents reasonable de- mands by consenting to abandon their under water piracy. The note cannot be called an ultimatum but 1t gives Ger many small margin for avoiding the di rect issue"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12

A large crowd attended the entertain ment of the Globe lodge of Masons of this city held in tho Masonic hall on Avenue F tonight. A very interesting pro- aramme was carried out The affair was given for the friends and families of the members of the order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
OyerdnSed
From the Louisville Herald

From the Louisville Herald.
 Doctor--From now you may let your husband have a glass of beer every day. You understand?
 Wife-Yes, doctor-just one glass a day.
 Doctor "a wce k later)-Now, I hope you have kept sti ictly to that one glass per day that l allowed your husband to take?
 Wife-Most decidedly, doctor-only he is four weeks in advance with his allowance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
The Limit

From Judge.
 shes crazy to get into the upncr ten. isn't shee
 "Crazy9 Why, shed even reserve 1t on a sleeperH'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08
Summary of Var
NelUs of YESTERDAY

The sinking by a German subma-
rine off old fIcad Of kinsale of the
Cunafd line steamer Lusitanln and a
possible loss OF upwards OF 600 lives,
including those Of many Americans.
Is by far the outstanding feature OF
the war news.
Two torpedoes brought about the
destruction Of the famous liner which
was bound from New York for Liver
pool and il is reported that they We're
sent at her by the underwater boat
without warming Within half an
hour after they struck the Lusitania
had plunged beneath the waves
Fighting of a sanguinary character
stll continues between the Russians
and reutonic allies In Galicia and In
the western and eastern Carpathians
Vienna asserts that the Austro-Ger-
mans are now in the district Of Pilsno
and Jaslo east of the Wisloka. and
that the Russians are still retreating,
pursued BY the Tcutons who are ad-
vaneing acrosE the Beskids.
In the eastern Carpathians, Vienna
declares that the Austro-Germans are
repulsing desperate Russian attacks
ana causing heavy losses, Petrograd
says the fighting in Galicia between
the Nisuta and the Carpathians has
assumed the character Of a great
battle
From C0urland TO the Carpathians
both Berlin ana Petrograd claim sue
cess at yarious points.
Bad weather prevails on the west |
ern front, and but little fighting has
taken place there, Both the allies and |
the Germans report some gains or re- |
pulses.
In addition TO the Lusitania, Ger /
man submarines have sent two other /
British steamers TO the bottom off the |
Irish coast-the Candidate and the /
Centurion. The crews of both vessels /
were saved.
The opening Of the Italian parlla-
ment which had been set for May IL. |
has been postponed by a royal decree /
to May 2 0, Meanwhile the situation +
In Italy is said To be growing more /
tense ana The newspapers express the I
opinion that only a miracle now can /
keep Italy out OF the war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08
Stock Prices Tumble When
Report of Disaster to Great
Ocean Liner Is Confirmed
From Owners of Vessel.
BETHLEHEM STEEL
HAS SHARP DECLINE
Shares of War SpeciaIties
Suffer by Furious Sales
During Last Half Hour of
Session,

81 AoNNlN1 JpbhNAi bFtCfAL LEASED WlHki
New York. May Wall street
shook from center to circumference
this afternoon when confirmation Of
the sinking Of the I.usitania was re-
ceived
The break IN market values came
after three hours OF dulnesa and ir-
regular price changes, the only fea-
ture up 10 that time being fresh
outhufst of activity in Bethlehem
steel. which attained new high rec
ord Of 1853 That stock was the first
to feel the effect of tho wave Of SELL
Ing, making an extreme decline of
29 points, and falling from 40 To
which Il declined by relatively easy
stages. 60 l36 with no intermediate
Westinghouse Electric. an
other war specially, meanwhile broke
II points. Amalgamated Copper Il
points and many other standard
shares as well as stocks OF untried
merit from ia 10 points.
The decline was most furious in
the last half hour when about G00,-
600 shares changed hunds. record
unprecedented in the annals of the
exchange. Toward the close, buving
orders which probably originated
from high banking sources checked
he drop and recovCrics of 3 to Is
points ensued. What had threatened
q be u demoralized finish proved n
weak one. Total sales amounted to |
.l50. 900 shares,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08

Iondop TT
board opcdOed
miles Old Head
SALE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08

coast OF Ireland So severe were the
AQuitania'E injuries that she was laid
up, undergoing repairs, all winter She
WAS reported recently 90 be in shape
for service.
The late messages received tonight
from the Cunard line office In Liver
pool Indicated that no definite infOr-
nation would be forthcomine tonight,
as the officera were giving an atten-
tion to the persons saved from the
ship.
Among the last messages received
were several stating that individuals
were safe. In these messages We're
the names of George kcsslcr a New
York Wine agent; Miss Jessie TAFT
Smith. Braceyile. O.. Mrs. H. B. Las
setter. wife Of Gen ~. u. Iassctter.
and their sen, 7. Lassettcr, OF Lon
don
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08
LUSITANIA'S FATE
FULLY PREMEDITATED
Purpose Is Said to Have Been
to Strike Terror to Great
Britain and Isolate Her
From Commerce. .. -.
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SITUATION REGARDED
AS EXTREMELY GRAVE

e Washington. May 1.---Destruc-
~ ton Of the British liner Lusi-
tania With tho loss OF many lives
+" shocked officials OF the United
- States government and spread
. profound grief in the national
. capital
. Although Il was not known
. how many il any of those lost
. were Americans. the view was
. general that the most serious sit
. uation confronted the American
p government since the outbreak
9 Of the war In Europe.
q The warning of the United
9 Suites that Germany would be
. held 60 a strict accountability
. for the loss of American lives"
. irrespective of whether they
9 We're aboard belligerent or neu-
g tral vessels when attacked. fo- .
" cused attention on the White I
9 House, where President Wilson
9 until late In the night read the
9 dispatches with grave Interest. Z
9 The president made no comment.
9 Secretary Bryan, Counsellor
I" Lansing, senators and members
. OF the house who were In the
2 city, waited up until late hour 4
. for definite news OF the passen- 4
. gers ana crew of the sunken 4
, ship. Earlier I'm the day they z
2 construed the positive announce !;
? ments from abroad that no Z:
> lives nad been lost as final, but Z
, later advices dashed their hopes. 6
" Officials said facts and circum- (.
, stances would have TO be OBJ Z:
tanned by careful investigation Z
during the next few days before .
any announcements could be 2
made BY the American govern 2
ment. q
The disposition among high =
officials was not to take hasty =
action but to await the British n
admiralty's reports and results .
Of the Investigations of Ambaa- Q
! sador Page. =
Although congress Is not in Q
! session. Chairman Stone of the q
senate foreign relations commits =
tee and other members of the .
committee are now In the city. 2
II Is expected they may be con- 9
suited by President Wilson be- 9
fore he decides on the policy 20 9
be pursued BY the United states. 2
Q . 0 . Q 0 q 9 o . . . . . o y .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08

sale IrcIand and
g, m)The StornrOCk has
the principally
steward said:
wlic
dand Ihey caused epo
to lis
and between 100 and 500 pasen
gers
shortly before four O'Clock bS inc
feyo saved They acted bravey
nfteenm
dreadful sight
approaching Queenstown
(t2:f5 m)some dead and injured from
being with survivors
department early to-
at
Of of the
not say uhet Americans had been lost
"A. Of the ittania VINO
aboard
s m )-rl Times Queenstown core" ,. sra
survivors VINO nave e fep" '' ~
Vanderbilt drowned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08
658 PASSENGERS AND CREW
Of MORE THAN 1000 ARE
KNOWN To HAVE BEEN
RESCUED FROM THE WAVES
ELBERT HUBBARD AND ALFRED
GWYNNE VANDERBILT ARE AMONG
THOSE ON ILL-FATED VESSEL

Most Appalling Marine Disaster Since Sinking of Titanic in
April, 1911, Takes Place as Result of Bloody War Now
Raging in Europe; Men and Women of Nearly All Ma
tionaties Among Those on Board Officials Of Cunard
Line Withhold No Details of Horror and All information
Obainabe Is Given Out as Soon as Possible; Similar Pol
icy Adopted by British Admiralty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08


Washington, May 7--Torpedoing OF
the British liner LMsitana with scores
OF Americans on board shocked Off
cial Washington today as had no other
incident since the outbreak Of the Eu-
ropean war, The feeling was wide
spread that IL any American lives had
been lost the United States, in view
Of It's strong warning to Germany.
would be confronted with the neces-
sity Of taking steps to safeguard the
liyes or its citizens on the nigh seas.
The sinking Of the Lusitania marks
the climax OF series of incidents
since the announcement of the Ger
man war zone decree, concerning
which the American government has
been silent II Is now predicted that
even though no lives were lost on the
t.usitanla. general representations will
be made by the United States cover
ing all the cases involved: The death
Of Leon G. Thresher, an American cit
zen when the steamer Falaba was
sank, the dropping Of bombs on the
American steamer Cushing, and the
attack Of the steamer Gulflight, which
was wrecked With a loss OF three
Amcrican lives
Deliberate Plan Carried Out
The report that the Llsltania was
torpedoed without warning created
much discussion, for it was the first
case in which this threatened proce-
durc has been carried out with Amer
leans on board belllgerent vessel
Aside from the diplomatic questions
IN the case which We're widely dis
cussed in Washington tonight, the
sinking Of the liner brought to light
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08
(By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire. }

N.
mir
thought the
ship would afoa and made little effort to escape
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
S.iseatbnms. SsyDtbefen,
einsetras.n

/. Heu etugetragtn
Sobn Campbell on Ripsriibe .. u
u. Z. Co., $500.
ausuit q. grinter an bo., $500.
gbparb 6. @aib on bo., $4,000.
9ulu aeulos an bo., $50.
Ilarp WiIler an 5Omeftsab g. II
6. Co.. $500.
Clara s.. RUfatbaI an Raris 6
5einl. $500.
georss 9. Wioebrins an Wonart
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Hcia Gotipan an 20. gsnturp .
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Robert S9peninser an 9ltIantil
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Gertrude u. GeaIfon on Sum
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Morris Meinbers an Cosmopolitan
9. u. g. Co., $500.
Clara &. S6inbsIbelm an gosmo'
poIItan 9. u. g. Co.. $500.
Catherine gebinsbdus an ct. Bn'
narb 6. II. 3. u. Co., $500.
apfa goebringer on Ct. gernart
prosreffiDs .. u. g. u. Co., $3.50.
3. 80. sfiFid on b., $1750.
.RoIe Rpan an ct. Bernard 8. u
Q. u. Co., $1,000.
6ottie W. oinhmann an Spcnmpr,
g. u. g. Co., $4,000.
5lcrente 8. Derner on GIcbe .
IL. g. Co.. $1,000.
Sobr u. Gutb an @inton place y
II. g. Co., $500.
Charles ". WlibIam an Blue Vii
| 9. IL. 6. Co., $500.
DC. an elnna 8. arnoIb, 1915.
Saeob Wanbeleil an 2eh,as s. Reb'
bun, 1895.
George 6. 80. Sitter on Soutberr
Cbip 8. u. z. Co., S400.
patrid Suffp an bo., S400.
DO. an bo., $400.
g(lonSo Sadirn al DO, 5000.
Goirarb lletre9t on aodIaub y. u
8. u. Co., $75.
gNiliam n. Winier an 2ibsrnl g
". 9. Co.. $500.
SDbn WaiTGsl an bo.,, $500.
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Co.. $1,000.
elbs ebanisrnan an ernTt 1rOp,
$500.
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| II. .. Co.. $500.
MilIiam 6. 6obben an bo., $1,000
ebmunb 3. Wunb on Gprins Gar.
ben 8. u. .. 90. S2750.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09

2tnna Rsib an Spring @arbsn .
u. g. Co., $2500.
WetiIgte SbpOtbetsn.
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ius 6 u. q. Co., $4500.
DO, an 81. Bafer, $500.
aulii aemos an pleaiant Ribse y
II. 6. Go, $706.
Neals g. giIep an Weitern anf
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| Warp WlilIsr an 9oneiteao 9. u,
9. 60, $500.
@srirube q. gI.aiOn an Suns
Strsst 9. g. II. 8. Co.. $4250.
SsrafI Wsinbers an Gtdr y. u.
30. 3 Co.. $4500.
Clara 81. Shtnbbelm an Garbsr
D. II. g. 60. $4750.
30. an liberal 6. N. .. Co., $500.
gllpbcMo Webser an Sune Street
3. g. II. 8. Co.. $500.
sSnbn Boebrinstr an ct. gernart
proareiIipe 3. u. G. u. Co., $3.50.
Wm. Gdert an bo., $3.50.
Dtnpme Mlet an Belepue greiuins
Go. $4,000.
6attie W. 6infman an Sarrp g.
5indmon S6515. :
20. an 2itIs Guarantee unb sruil
Co.. $450O.
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9. asnnebp, SLIPS.
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$500.
gfof. Rpan an aib.raI 6, u. .,
Co., $3.50.
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@ilb, $216.
Dm. 6. SaDb.n an Union SuDinss
9. II. =. Co., $4,000.
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Gorb,H 6. u. 3. Co.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09

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Stiuen baraus ipoAl einen Menihen
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trut. Cine anbere. beitimmtere Geltalt
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beirimmtes Gtipas iie in bieiem Raii.
me anbeimelte. Sier in bem alten
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bine sefddftis umber palttte Die
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uiirbs, bab cine gons etirdumis Welt
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| (Steilsr SD; 81.
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| Got 744 in 6. 6. Spptins' britier lin.
terabtaeiIung In Glmtpoob, (Steuer
| $2); ST..
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Il 81.
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3oipnfbip, 81.
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| Der gberrp Strnbe in Gumnlinspile,
| (Gtsuer $3.50; 81.
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Bart llnterabtbeilung on 3umitein
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tbeiluna in Rorfb 8enb, $87.
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gbambers' unterabtbeiInng in Mrer'
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80 BEL 120 iyuB an Der Deftisiie Der
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gutilp 6. 9reble an 5drrp R.
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gIcon's llntsrabtbeiluns in Moons
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aiiilefprb Surnemeber, 9tbm'r, an
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6. g. Surrifcn II. @nb., unaefdbr 2
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lung IN gummiuspiIs. (Sieusr S15);
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500; 81.
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Der @eftieits Der Gpanitpn Goenue,
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(Steuer $);$1.
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