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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, January 29.-Forecast for Alabama: Partly cloudy Sunday, local rains at night or Monday, somewhat cold CT Monday.
 Georgia: Generally fair Sunday and Monday, somewhat colder Monday, north west portion.
 Tennessee: Rain Sunday, much colder night east portion; Monday probably fair.
 Mississippi: Local rains Sunday, colder in interior, much colder at night with a. cold wave interior; Monday probably fair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
RECREATION

The children play all kinds of games that are possible. They are constantly under supervision, so that the teachers have a chance to see their inventive ge- rious and, like seeing and hearing chill dren, they make up things to play,
 The older classes play basketball and have very creditable team. The school is very desirous of putting in an up-to- date gymnasium for the pupils.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Weather Conditions Summary of observations made at Unl- ted States weather bureau stations during the 24 hours ending p. m., 10th meridian time JanuarV 29 1916:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
HOW DEAF ARE TAUGHT

| Deaf pupils are divided into two classes, oral and mechanical. The oral classes i have been taught to speak and many
 speak very well. They are also taught to understand lip language and the teacher 1 in speaking to them not once made a sign nor had to repeat a sentence. When we stop to consider that these children nave never in their lives heard one spoken word, or single sound, the work of teaching them to articulate words is great task and not only takes inti- mate knowledge of the workings of the throat, chest and head muscles but a great amount of patience.
 Most of the elementary work is done by showing the child an object, then the picture of the object, the corresponding word, and then the phonetics the way to mechanically, so to speak, articulate the word.
 1 Children beginning in the oral classes | only learn on an average of 80 words d 1 year. Gradually the vocabulary enlarges. | Of course it never becomes more than l the ordinary amount, unless the pupil or i person be very unusual. It has been said
 that the vocabulary of Helen Keller. wno
 is deaf and blind both, is astoundingly | large.
 1 When a deaf child is found to be also | totally dumb, he is taught sign language and the finger alphabet. When pupil ! is both deaf and blind, and this is not | taught in the Talladega school although | they are Very anxious to care for such children, there is a special languase l taught this kind of patient by using the finger in signs and by touching the lips
 of the speaking person.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

as a real musician, for many of the chill
 dren develop musical talent. After she left the Alabama school, she went to per feet herself in music in the Blind School
 in Philadelphia, and made a fine record
 there. On returning to her home in Phe- nix, Ala, she was caught in railroa q
 wreck, and had her right arm torn from
 her body. As she lay with her sightless
 eyes seemingly unconscious the doctors, in passing, said, Take another case she's going to die, anyhow" But she did
 not die, and when the operation was over and she had regained consciousness she immediately wanted to write. Finding her right arm gone, she began at once, ill and weak, to teach herself to write with
 her left hand, and had soon mastered
 this work, but her musical future looked
 dark, indeed However, again undaunted,
 as soon well she began to practice with only the left hand and transposed numerous pieces to be played this way People in her home town recognized her ability and music pupils came and asked to be taught. Today she writes back to l her friends at the school she is making a good living and is very happy. Doesn't this make some of us awfully ashamed? Many deaf pupils, too, are making good ir the industrial world, since they left the school. The kinds of work that the deaf pupil can do covers a much greater field than the blind. Many pupils come from the homes of farmers and agricul- ture in all it's branches is being taught at the school so that the boy returns to I1a fa,, cl-i1 1a1 -orl-a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

Gan the World Be Won to Christ?" will be the subject used by the Rev. l.. E. Brubaker, at the morning services at Il o'clock today at the Ensley High land Presbyterian church. There will be no evening services
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

E. c. HORTON, Local Forecaster.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

The rank of page will be given 10 candidates at the regular meeting of the Steel City lodge No. 190. Knights of Pythias, which will be held in their hall on Avenue E Tuesday night A large number of visitors and prominent Pythians will attend the initiation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

Work is progressing rapidly on the Ensley hospital and practically all of the interior except the operating room is completed and plastered The white coating will be put on the wall and ceiling tomorrow morning. The operat-
 ing room is expected to be finished dur
 ing this week. The members of the local carpenters union have donated their services towards the erection of this hospital and whenever possible they always work on the building. Rev. J.
 W. Fulford is general chairman of the hospital movement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

In the absence of the Rev A. K Wright, pastor of the Ensley Baptist church. who is in Albertsville conduct
 ing a preachers training school, the
 morning services will be conducted by Dr. F. J. Baker, of Huntsville, formerly
 of London, Eng. A special service for young people, at which a programme will be presented by the Young Peo- ples union, will be held in the evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
HOW SCHOOL IS CONDUCTED


As pupils may enter the school from until 21, the variety of pupils is, of course. one of the interesting phases of the school life. One tiny little blind boy just learning to read, with his big, sight less eyes looking around and a happy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

Officers of the recently organized
 Junior Missionary society of the Ems
 ley Methodist church were installed
 yesterday afternoon by the Rev. B. T.
 Waits. The following officers were in
 stalled: Claudia Glenn, president; John
 BroadnaX, first vice president Eloise
 Sanders, second vice president; Mary
 Gay, superintendent of study and pub licity; Eloise Harris, superintendent of social service; John Keenon, secretary; Joe Tlioa, treasurer The society is un- der the direction of Mrs. M. M. Hughes second vice president of the Womans Missionary society.
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aricss : Nadbrihten.
(5orhesung bon geite u

(Sortiesung bon 9eite u
eneliider @efangener pllrben nod
meitere Shiffe perienft, oarunter
oos 8an5erldladtidiff y8aripite".
&ein peiteres oeutides Sdiff, als
Die bereits gemeloeten, tit perloret
gegmgen. gs iinb: r2iisotD",
oHommern", u8iesbaoen4, uSrau-
enlob", Gliding, uGoitod" uno fitnf
Sorpeooboote. Die 8erluIte an Wen=
lbenleben Iino auf engliiher Seite
beoeuteno bober als auf oelrtlher.
@1breno auf englil6er Seite Die
Sffi5iersperlulte nit 343 Soten
uno @ermnnoeten uno 81 &ertplln-
oeten ~angegeben muroeny betrugen
uniere 8erlnite an O~fi8ieren, Sn-
genieuren, Sanitdtsoffi5ieren, 3abl-
meiItern, &aoetten ltno 9edoffi5ie=
rem 172 Cote uno &ermiBte nno
All Gerlpunoete. Der @eiommtper=
luit an Wannldaften Der Gngldnoer
betragt> ioueit fie bon Der aomirali-
tat befannt gemadt moroen limb,
6t04 Sote unb 8ermiBte nno 513
8erpunoete. auf oentlber Seite
iino Die gerluite an Mannlhaften
2414 Cote mno 8ermiBte nno 449
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S1ladt mtroen BON unieren Sdif-
fen TT Gngl6noer gerettet, fpdb-
reno iid), 10 melt bis iest befannt
lit, nift elm ein8iger oertlher @e-
fangener in enaliihen 9anoen be-
fimoet. Die Rarten Der englil1en
@efangenen meroen Der britiI6en
&egierung altf Dem iibli6en @ege
iibermittelt per0en."
Sine Sepei6Je aus 8nfareit iagt,
sis 3miien erflGrten, MI. III
Sentidlano nrS Seiterreif i~irfnlie-
reuben @sridne, baf tie 6rieoen
mGdyen pollten, ieien nid)t uabr. Sls
bad]ten i'm Ser6it 1917 in Berlin
einsmsiebem. - Sic merben i'm
Serba 1917 ebenio iuenis in Berlin
eimsieben, HE lie @eibnadlten 1914
in Berlin sefeiert baben, luas fie ba-
mails audi ansefnnbigt batten.
Gin idmeoiiAer Slider jon Die
Nadrift mad 4~openbagen gebraht
baberl, Dob sfpei groBe oeutide Gam
pier IN Der Office per enft moroen
gpieu
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u II l.

Major 8rptpn loa 6~eabiidti=
gen, 9egett Die Dor einigen gagen
bonn A. appeaationsgeridt 5u Cunt
ften 0es &ommiiiar llbr aefdate
gntldeioung beim Supreme : @eridt
Die Observation-Disclosures einreifen
5l molten. Hifter Ilp baiierte oas
bon linn gefdllte llrteil ollrdaus
nidt allf juriltiibe Spitfinoigfeiten
nno Samipaltereien, ionoern einfa6
auf common Ienle", ben gelunoen
Weni6enperftano, aber troboem mia
SEER 8roun neiter pro3eilicren.
Nun, Die Staot bat ia @elo aeflug,
nm fir Die bonn @errn MoDor ol1ae-
5ettelten uno bonn StaotantpaIt Gil
lette regelmdBie ~perlorenen gro-
5eIie all be5ablen.
3mei in Waiiaduietts itationier-
te &ompagnien 4iiIten Mrtiaerie,
oie GA. uno Die al. &ompaanie,
Die aus ie 1853 Maftn beiteben, Be-
finoen iib auf Dem @ege nah Sort
Gam Souiton; in Chicago iinb oie
/. un6 154. Mrtiaerie &ompaanie
eingetroffen, Die ii6 iiber aan1as
Gitp gleihfaas nad San Intonio
begeben.
Cine 4n5abl San Mntonioer
0umert beabiihtigt ben i'm Camp
2pon itationiertpn giirger SoIba-
ten cine Ser. Staoten SABINE, iomie
cine Regiments Stanodrte 5u itif-
ten; ieoe Der SIaeaen, Die bereits BE-
ltelt iin6, ioa etfpo 500 foiten.
9as erite @artenfon5ert Ole.
Ter Saiion, ooS Samitag obeno i'm
Beethoven : 8arten gegeben muroe,
mar iebr gut beiudt. Dos 8ro.
gramm fir bas &on5ert mar p~or5iiq.
lid uno es nuroe brilliant ge.
lpielt. Die f9te Snfanterie : aa.
pele lit cine Der belten Milit1r.
aapelen oes @aroes. SRI. EoIbenlls
lang mebrere 2ieoer u1o erntete mil
ibrem &ortrag itiirmilden 8eifaa.
&idter anoerIon bonn 81. 81
ftriftgeridt beabiiftigt CONNER
@erid)ts Sibungen bonn 81. Sui
bis gum 10. September ab5iibalten
Golpb SianS nuroe am Cams
tag itadmittag bon eiflem autonio
bill an Der Commerce uno Mloml
StroBe umeefabren uno erlitt ernIt
lihe 8~erlebungen am 8opfe; e.
muBte mad Dem Itdotiiden @olpita
trmsportiert meroen.
Ser 8rieftrdger Gotpin @lo
ridge eridlug Samitag nadmtittal
am Oenber 8ouIebaro einen groBen
mgeblih toIGen 9uno.
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Gam ltno Collie Srieomon an s.
9- He1up uno Srnn, @rinoffiif in
Stont's Sniioe NSbition, $215O.
Seonaro nn6 q. g. Sarris an sspe
Sen5, @rlnoitiid in NIaHio 9cig6fs;
Gugnft 3uerder an @atie 3llerdler.
9rnr1oitiid an Der Tereiba Strabe;
81 II. q.
8. 8 unb M. 5eB an S. g. gaffoy
reai. @ranoftiide on Der 8eft Macor
StraBe nno i'm neueu gitbsgIDd 773;
5enra S. @einfeIt unD Srau an
Benjamin SeIfentbaI, @rnn6{tiid IN
Mlamu 5eigbts; $50.
8. 9. Sborman an 8iIliam @ropp,
@rinoifiid in Soutb Seigbts; $1,000.
s; Us &eiug nr0 Srnl an Cam
friedman, @runbftiid in Gtouts Snii6e
Gb0itiun; $4,000.
81. s. nno q. Mbrens an Sen. q.
Soiptber. @runofiid int nelien gitb~glof
1880; 81 II. q.
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8rnnoetaenmms. llebertraamngen.

$. 6. uuo 6. q. Shrmberg an ala@
mo Sron 8orts, @runoitiid an Der
8boming Ctr; $3.50.
6. 6. 8orefeIo uno Srmi an 9. ..
2ueiaba II. g., @runbitiid III Gonberie,
Seras, 81.
@eorge uno 9tasie 8oble an gilbert
NIB grnit Gtebes. @rruoftiid in Oar
lonbole; $50 II. q.
Charles 8raebuer uno IlfreD 9lers
Ter an s.. g. Saieubed. @rinoftiid in
Soutbtou; $3.50.
6. 8erner uuo Srm an Sobn g.
6emIiuger, @ruuoitiid an Der garrera
StroBe; $4,000.
Barren e. glis unb Strait an 5rau
!Seoipig Geioemauu, 8runoftiid an Der
Sansforo Ctr, Niperiibe 8arf; $4,000.
$ grubn on Srultees Der WetboSiit
gpiscopul Gburd 6outb, @runoitiid in
9euber 5eigbts; $4,000.
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Gidter Sop[oe pom Is. 0i-

&i6ter Soploe BON 45. 0i-
Itriftsgeri6t bot Elm bon Dem for
bigen Mbbofaten 81. u. Campbell
uno oeiien Srau eineerei6tes @e-
lub Inn grteilung zines @inbolts=
befebles, olrb pelbe1 oie Stoot an
ser &ol1eftion Ser BON Campbell 3u
erbebenoen 8ibliotbefsiteuer perbin=
bert tperoen Ioa, abi6lagli6 beldie=
Sen. Campbell fiibrte in leiner 8e=
tition aus, oaB ibm ols 0eger Der
3utritt 8u Ser Carnegie 8ibliotbef
nidt ge1tattet iei unr es unbillig
uno nngere6t mare, bon ibm Stelt=
ern sur ltnterbolturtg elmer Snititlt-
ton su perlonger, bon ser er nid)t
Sen ~9eringiten g1nben babe; entneoer
ioae man ibm Die 8enubung Der
8ibliotbef geitatten ooer bon Ser
Grbebung Der Steuerl1 ableben.
Gi6ter CHARLES g.. GopIano
bon Sort @ortb, ser o%nti=probibi-
tioniltiide &anoioat fir oie General
Antpaltldaft, eroffnete feline &am=
payne am Samitag abenb nit elmer
Iebr guten Geoe auf Der Ilarno
Bla5a; iein Gortrag uuroe bon BEN
5ablrei6en 3uborern entbufialtii6
aufgenommen.
Gin 5meiitodiges @obnbons,
iomie elm Sfore an Der &ui5 StroBe
puroe onr6 Die grplolion zines Del
&odofens in 8rano gelebt.' 9os
Jelter tpl1roe ibnen geloidt; Der arl-
geri6tete S6aoen miro auf etmo
$50 geldabt
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Die merifaniid)ea @irrea.

(SortIebunq bon ser 1. 5eite.)
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L.okaIes.
9iite Ser &anbioaten fir infer
GDuntn.

8eiiibeuber 9iidter beim Expectations
gertdt: q. sc. Wouriutlo, g. $. Smeas
rirgen.
@pngreBreprdI entanten: 6. 81. 9abies
Sames 8. 5lapoen, Soc q. Nbfins.
Observation-Disclosures 8lab 1.
Gbiparo 8. 2al9e; 9lab 2, Otto 8abrs
numb; glab 3, @ugene Norb6aus; 8Iat
4, 81. IS. Coon, 6. IS. 2iaie, @iniam
8. S6leiineer.
9iitriftridter 81. 9iitrift: @. g
@noeripn.
9iitriftridter 81. 9irift: 81. 81. @i=
NOR.
9iriftridter 10. @iitrift: @. 5.
@SeG.
9ifrift anlpaIt: 8. 81. @casfia.
6. 81. Chambers.
9ntrift : Glerf: 9nsreas Gob, 0sceoz
la Mrder.
gountnridter: s. 81. 9apis.
gountbridbter fir gibilfd[e: George
SO. 5nntreR Sobn 8. glarf..
gonltnri6ter fir &rin1inalfdlle: Nele
ion 2btle.
gounfp anpaIt: San aetpis, s.
go 8iIfens, Som S. Netpton.
County : glerf: Sranf 81. 0efptotl,
George Snrfeb.
Steucr : @olefto-: ss;obn q. Bitter.
9beriff: Sohn @. Goblin.
5teuer : Gfefior: alatrt g. Suth.
SdaBmeifer: Biuiam S. SPINE, Bez
ter g .6oefeen.
@ermeiier: @. sc. Code.
superintendent Der gonntb : S61Ien:
g. S. @tetport.
OeffentIiber @doer: q. 6. goB, al
@ittinger.
gountb aommiIdre: 8re5inft $50. 1,
Sncob glbiDla, S. s.. 2amm, Ibolpb
8. 5ernanbe8; 8re5inft $50. 2, S. Sam
lanoin9bam, 81. g.. Menefee, Charles 4.
@jnt5eit; Rre5irft $50. 8, 2efpis Iape,
eyacob &laus; Yre5inft gto. A, Sarbeb
SEED, 6. 6. CONNER, S. $. gobington,
:3enrp @eber, $. Suedle.
gGah SO. / Sen q. Sigf, gresiift
SEQ. /, gGab 2, 81. Sell Campbell.
&%onitabler: 8re8inft go. 1, S. g.
Grnsner.
Srieoensri6ter: greainst SO. 2, fein
8eiperber.
aonitabler: ere8inft SO. 2, fem ge<
sperber.
Srieoersridter: 9re5init SO. 8, 5enrp
Gtab[.
a~onitabler: 9resinft SO. 8, gnton
Nittimnnn.
Sriebensridter: 8re5int SO. 4, So
iepb 81. 9orn5tein.
&onftabler: Ere5inft SEQ. 4, @iucent u.
&oiub. 8. @oInosfi. Sgnaz S. O5iersas
noipsfi.
S~rieoensridter: gresiuft So. 5. gbas.
81. Slider.
aoritabler: gre8intt $50. 5, fein gee
fperber.
Srieoengridter: gresinft SO. 6. Go
marc @ulierres, S. IS. gbabaeneur.
a~onftabler: Ere8inft SO. 6, fein ges
iperber.
Sriebensridter: Iresinft SO. I, 81.
SHula.
a~otftabler: 8re5inft $50. Z, $. g..
sBoef.
Sriebensri6tet: Yre8inft SO. s, Gl@
sfreb Spepperfpein.
a~Onftabrer: 8re8inft $50. s, fein @e=
fsperber.
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3eras.

SIN elmer StraBenfreu3ung in
Dallas geriet Elm lei1tes nit 5pei
8ailagieren belebtes Mutomobil ami
iden 2 StraBenbubntpagen II. mllroe
lpie cine Streibbol5if)aftel 5ulam-
mengeqltetlbt; fem Stiid Metal lpa
an Der Mal6ine goll5 geblieben fem.
9ie beioen StraBenbabnipagen beab=
1i6tigten auf oemlelben @elcis uno
IN oerielben &idtnng meiter5nfabren,
0o6 fam Die, tpel9e ben 8ortritt
bate, aus elmer Seiten1traBe. 8eim
umbiegen Inn oie gfe foaioierte Die
lie Gar nit Dem @utomobil, oos 8pi-
iden ben beioen StraBenbamipaeen
olrf5uidliipfen periudte, ober IN
folge BEG ~3uIammenftoBes 5miidJen
Dem Cars felt eingefeilt uno sertriim-
inert tpuroe. Der cine Snlaiie oes
Iltomobils erlitt einen geinbru6,
nabrenb Der aloere, Der erlt nah
45 Winlten bon Der Seltertpebr aus
leiner brethren Gage 6efreit per-
ben fonnte, nit einigen geuIen uno
SnutabIhiirfungen bapon.
5rau S. s. geaf BON Mbilene,
oeren 8ruft BET Der gntgleilung oes
S6nea5uges Der Teras & 8acific
giienbobn ON Samitag total ger
queti6t tpuroe, lit tagsoarauf an
Den erlittenen GerIesungen geltor-
ben; ord fir Srm &obert Grapens
BON Big Springs, Die ebenfaas
ihtper perlebt milroe, lit nod Dem
Iltsipru6 Der @er5te feline @offnung
.Dorbaloen.
Gen 9riioern 6. 6. uno 2ouis
Sa5p, pel9e Did @otts in Saroin
Gountp I'M Sai1uar 1915 get0tet ba-
ben ltno Die oesbalb gu As reip. 25
Sabren 3udtbaus ~berurteilt mltroen,
lit bonn 9iitriftsgeridt 81 2uffin Ell
ne nohmalige GroSeiiierung peripei=
CERT fDoroen. 9ie gnm1lte Der Ser
urteilten fibrten on oaB ourd elm
iibermoBiges Infbauiden oes Sal
leg Die offentlide Meinung beein-
fluBt Jet.
Ger Z. aIli1brli6 I'M oNgricule
tural nro Wedanical College ltott-
finoenoe ufur5e" Gurius fir sSor-
mer miro bonn "a. bis incl. 80. SsuIi
abgebolten; Die gilenbabnen iDer-
ben alien 3eilnebmern erm1Biate
Sabr : 9i1ete gendbren.
Die Dallas State Sair" miro
III oieiem Sabre pom t6. Bis 80.
Sftober abaebaIten; big jest iino
i6on $4,000 fir @rteiIune BON
Gon5eiiionen eingenommen.
5ener 5eritorte am Samitas
in Sort @rtbur Die sur 8eras Som
pagnie geborige 9autilflerei, ioipie
Die Initreiher : 8erfit1tte; Ser
berurlahte Shaoen miro auf 500
900 aigegeben.
Die bei Martinoale in @aIo-
men Gountp auf beioen Seiten oes
San Warcos 5Iuffes liegenbe Sem
nings Sarm, mel6e elm Ireal bon
f,2t7 afern umfaBt, lit an @eorge
W. 9afer bon 2ofbart II. u. fir
ben Breis bon 100000 p~erfaufi
moroen.
Clarence s. &eio BON Beat
mont, Elm Heilenoer Der Seras
&ompagnie, brabte fid Dor einigen
gagen beim &afieren cine fleine
Sdnittrunoe bel; glutpergiftunq
iebte Elm uno nod orei Sagen mar
Der Wann cine 2eide.
&apitdn SSranf 8arer, Elm De.
putp Slid aommiiiGr BON Sort
2apaca, bot nit Com Smith Dor
Gnero in einem ad]t5ebn SUB Ian,
gen Motor : 8oot cine Sobrt aut
Der Guadalupe mternommerl, be.
Der iie 5tuun8ig MeiIen oberbnIl
@on5ales auf Dem Slrlie borge
orlmgen limo.
Sn 9alas muroen innerball
Der letten flint Gage bier Berlonei
bon mideinen6 tollen Sunben qe
biiien; sic BoIi5iiten io[en iibcl
suon5ie Sunoe in oieler 3eit er
idciien baben.
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baben, Saf Sipild)en ben Ser. Staa-
TEN nnb Y,teatan elm ariesssmftano
beitebe.
s.. s. MitdneG, Der @eiddfts-
fiibrer Der 8anf bon 2on6on nlo
Werieo, lit ebenio rpae fein Iiiiftent
Soefner perbaftet rDor6em.
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Sans XII Derreluem.

9as nntere nnS obere Stofmerf
BON 9r. 218 Sit-Gommeree Strafe
III sa n%errenten. &dbere Mnsfunft in
Der Office Ser ySreien TrcTe".
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Ban GrInnbnisfdeine.

Saul @ueler. @eiddftsbaus, Goutb
alamo Ctr; $40, 600.
g g; BoIfe, @obnbaus, 8eit Caro-
lima Ctr; $4,000.
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san slntonip, seg., 10. SUM 1876
yrime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil. 60
Gents per @olone
Gem Yprf, 10. sunni. - Spot $1,000
uno $10.85; sunni. $1,000 mo
S10.75; eSuli, $10.61 unb $10.63,
Iuguit, $1,000 nno $1O.62; Geptems
Der, $10.58 unD $1,000; Oftober,
1854 uno 1886, Nobember, 1857
nnb $50; 9e5ember, $3.50 II. 1852;
Samlnr. $500 unb $S.68.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-19
MarftsBericbt
Banmmune.
GuttDnfamen- ErDbnfte.

Sm Intonio. Ser, t2A Gents.
@alpeiton. geitern, feline 8Drie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-19
3arm-Srobnfte.

&orn ............ 85c Der BuSheI
@eiaen ......... $1.14 Der 8uidlef
Snfer .48c Der Bltfdel
8eu .......... $500 per Come
Uemife.
Rartoffeln, Neue Segas, 1925; Ca
~lifornia $2.40; Colorado, $3.50.
6iiBe &artoffeIn. 2ouiiinnn. Sits.
Somaten, Seras, A Scribe. $500 uno
@pinat, 75c per @ufdeI.
6quafb, 75c per Bu5heI.
gierpflan5en. $1.2O per 8uIheI.
@opffaIat, $500 per Crate.
8obnerl, Crime, $3.50 Der 8aiIbeL
9fra. $3.50 fir bier 8midel.
8lunenfohI. $1.75 fir IL Gtiid.
Haoies6en, 30e {. / 9bo. 8iinoeI.
&obI, $3.50 IL. $500 per Crate.
Reterfilie, 35c Der Sbo. z8iinbel.
SeHerie. 90c II. $500 Der 9bo.
3piebeln, Seras Bermuda, SITS Der
Crate; Choice. $t.25, gbrbital @ag.
S1.75.
@riiner 8feffer. geras, $3.50 uno
$1.75 per Crate.
@eerrettiasB ur8ein, per $50. 12Ac
Colorado 5000; 2imn. S6.25; Nabt,
1925; 8lad Gbes, $5.25; Crime Bob
men, per Wuidel, $3.50.
Beeten, 46e per 2bo. s8iinoeI.
@elbe @nrseln. 40e II. 45c per 9b6.
yfeh-Warft.
Gan Intonip, Ser, 10. SUM 1916
@iibe. $40 bis 1925.
adIber, $4.75 bis $500.
Ohien, 1925 bis $500.
gillen $4.75 Biz $500.
ct. 2ouis. 10. SUM 1916. Minos
bieh. SerasS@ieb. $3.50 Biz $500.
Shtpeine, $500 bis $10.05.
S6nte.
Sdipere bonn ShIa6ter % gts.
geidte bonn S6ladter 90 gts.
@rii1 aetal8ene ..........13h &ts.
Seae.
Woff uub SuGs 90 gts
Gnsorn>Sieeeu. per Rfb. 10 cts
angorasSiegen, bef5dbist -. 8 Ct
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-10-26

is said to be 10000 more than
the British Parliament has en-.
acted during the same length of
time.
Is it any wonder that the over
regulated. hectored and bully
ragged business public has been
known to pray that Congress
and the Legislatures everywhere
might adjourn and stay adjourn
ed for an indefinite term Of years?
Manufacturers Record.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-10-26
SHADY GROVE
delayed from last week.

Hey Stations and Oscar Lof-
ton were in Morganfieid We'd
nesday.
Quite a number Of people Of
this section, were in Marion
Monday.
j. H. Beckner was in Provi.
dence Saturday.
c. G. Thompson, Of Sheridan,
our popular assessor, was in this
community Friday.
Hey Wood went to Marion
Thursday to hear U. s. Senator
Bockham speak.
Mrs. Jennie jenkins. who has
been the guest of Mrs. J. w.
Edwards, has returned to her
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-10-26
w. ATHLETICS
COLSlIpaIIOn pullS iOuT Brain

That dull listless. oppressed feeling
due to impurities in yonr system,
sluggish liver, elogged intestines. DR..
Kings New Life Pills give prompt r..
lief. A mild. easy. nor-gSiping bowe'
movement will tone up your system
and help TO clear your muddy. pimply
complexion Get bottle of Dc. Kings
New Life Pills today at your Druggist,
pc. A disc tonight will make YOU
cheerful at breakfast. 2
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-10-26

Whenever You Need a General Ion.s
Take Groves
The Old Standard Groves Tasteles,
chill Tonic Is equally valuable as a
Genei.l Tonic because 1t contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood au6
Builds I'D the Whole System. 50 cen
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-10-26

home in Caldwell couuz
Mrs. Cassie Dempaa
idence. is the guest--
'entsr " and Mrsr
man. this week. ~
Robert Edward 1e'
tending tie Ohio River
ton at Sebr, g this wee
r. R. Tudor, Dennie
and W. d. Tudor. SOM
popular merchants an d
were in Evansville Thur
Hub Imboden and vi
in Clay shopping Thur
Frank 0'Neal waM
ford Saturday. "