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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
Ser 3eppelia' '9lmsriff anf
bic britiibe 8ii5te.
Gonbon ertIdrt, baB Der angert6tete
S4abeH nur eeriHg getpeIsn iei.
&6er 9 perfonen sst0Otet unb 27 bers
ipunbet ipcrbsn feien.

2ouSon, 3. Wlai. Qm Mitttpo6
QbenO !purbe bic fOlsenbe offi3ieue
getanntHa4Ung iiber ben 3eppeliHs
angriff erlufeH, Der in Der Nd9t bom
0ienitug gum MtttpO8 auf bic Rorb'
oittiifte gnglunbs unb bic SiioOfttiiite
ShottIanbs gsma6t purbe.
Der 3eppsIinz@ngriff Der leBtea
Ra6t, an bem penigitens flint 2ufts
f4iffe, DieQeidt mod mebr. betAeiligt
paren, sritrette iih uuf eineH groBen
5betl Der Ofttiiite. gs DurbeH unges
fG6r 100 gomben a6gepOrfen. gtur
in einem Sale tpurDe ernitli6er S9d>
ben beruria9t. eSn bieiem Sale ipurz
ben bier GrploiiD= unb pier Yrunoa
bom5en obgeiporfen unO es tpurben 18
SGuIer bei9dOist unb i'm 9ansen 36
periOnsn get0btet unb oertpunbet,
udmIi4 set0Dtet: feds Mdnuer, Sars
unter Elm SoIbut uHb 6rei Jrauen,
uHb perpunoet: 10 Mduuer, Darunter
brst Splouten uno a6t Srauen.
Die iibrigen 10 Bomber ri6teteH
mir penig Sdaben On uHb es nuroeH
burco lie nur ein SoIbat uno Elm Sino
leidt perpunbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
es itub Gbermals fiirf fran30iiias
Glug5euge abgsf6oFeu porben.

Berlin, 3. Mui. quf brabtIoiem
Wese nah Sa1oile. Die foIgenoe of
fi3ieue gstouniutahung tpurbe am
Mittpo6 pum groben Sauptquartier
erIafsu:
.DeitIidsr Grtessidoupldb: R6rSs
Ii6 DON 0irmuoe gslaHs uHiersn
5ruppen siH Isbsrfal auf bic beIgi'
f6sn 2inieH uno iie bra6teu me9rere
SuBsHb 9sfansens 5Irii6.
,:5n Der 9sssnb Don Sour be pas
rig Oranssn unisre Putrpuiaen Biz in
bic speits aiNis Der Gransoien Elm uHo
iie te5rtsn nit elmer GusabI SefaHgs;
Hsn suriit.
rSn Der 9sgsnb DON @erSun III bic
Gage uHOerGnbert. Der Sberleutndnt
Don gIItbaug BAT oberbuib bss Wdloes
DON Gaiastte feinsH isaiten fsinoIiaen
Qsroplan abgeI6ohsn. Gin anberes
fronaDfifaes SIuseug lpurbe iabs
LID Don Sbiaumout absei4ohen;
abluebrtanOnsn fhpien rpeitere 5pei
asroplaRe iiiblib BON ben 5alou'
SO5n ab uno sin fiiuftss JIusaeus
puroe bur5 Observation-Disclosures in
Der Rdbe Don Sarbaumpnt seritSrt.
Der Niibrer bes 5uIest erDaAnten
asrpplans purbe sstObtst uno ser Bee
oba5ter I5per perpuuSet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
Ser britii6e Stronger
,,Yenelppe"
8urbe in einem @efedt Bel 2ppefDft
oerurt bei9dbi9t,
Saber ni9t pteber repas
rirtnerbertauu.

Saber ni9t pieoer repa
rirtperbentauu.
gerlin, 8. Tai. @uf Srabtlo4
fem @ege na6 SudertOn, 81. 5 Wie
aug MelSunsen, bic IN Soaano stnse'
trpffeu iinb, beroprgebt, iagt bic
llsberlee Ru6ridtsuassutur, tpurbe
Der britii6e arsuaer geneIops in benz
am 25. 4pril, na9 Dem gombarbemeHt
bon 2otueitoft an Der tritiI4en 4uite
ItattgsFnaoensn @efe9t 10 ftart bsidds
pigt, bab er nidt mebr repartrt iper'
BEN tarn. Oie 9a4rittenugentur
iagt:
rglus 9totterbarn tptrb eenteIoet, ouB
Die UsanllIdait bes boGGrroiiter9oul.
piers rgertsIitrom", bsr am %. Ipril
untspsing, BET ibrer &udtsfr BON
GngIanb bic GrtlGrung abgesebe1 bas
ben, bag iis ii9 i'm Sufeu Dpn 9arfpia
beiano, oIs Der 6ritif6e &reu0er
Penelope IN ben 9afeu gef4leppt purs
be. Die aeuts iasen, bab Der &reuasr
m benz @efs4t BET 2oDeItDft 10 fart
5eI6Gbist tporSen fsi, bab ss unmDs'
li5 1T, ibn pieSsr gu rsparirsrt"
Il X
81. peuelope lit etn Rreuser BON
5000 SOnnsn, Der i'm Sabre 1914 in
9drrop gebaut ipurbs. Gr gebDrt CUR
@retbuia aIaife uRb feline Suilpta
beftiidums beftebt aug stpet fe6ssDus
oen unb Ie6s pier5Sltsen @ei4iisen.
Die qlretbuia ielbft siHs i'm 5ebrnar
an Der Sfttiifte GnsIanbs iluter, naa.
bem fie auf cine Mains aiIfsslasifen
mar.
Das beuti9e morineumt butte ON
27. april otsefiiribigt, bab etn BRITT
fber Sreuser bon Der observation-disclosures
in Dem @efett bef 2otueTtpft BON
bem Torpeoo etness ssoe1itiben Inter
iee5ntts setrnffen iporbers iri, unc
SsS aut siasui,A AEse eheitii Hensa sarEisfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

piirbsn, I'M iie epentueu gsgsn eiHen
ansriff Der 0euti&en DertbeibissH gu
i0nneu. Die ftrategii4e Wtbtigtsit Der
Snfelsruppe 1T aubsr alsr Jrage.
Wenn bic JnIeln fart befsitiet iinb,
niirben iie tbatlddlid cine unpaFirs
bare 8arrisre 3uifdsn Der Ofies uno
bsm gotbnii4sn WsserbuieH biISsn,
unb aud cine llotienbaiis, Don Der
aus bic Ginfd5rt in Den Giunti4en
Tleerbufen hberridt ipsyOsn tpiirbe.
Sn bisiissn Ri!itdrfreiisn 1T man
Der glniidt, baB Elm 4usriff Der 9euts
f9eu auf ct. petersburg ooer Ssliings
fOrs uHmOsIid iit, 70 IaHgs bic Ruis
len i'm 8eiib Der 4lanb 5uieln iirO,
bsrsn 3abI fi9 auf 1900 bslGuft. Bon
elmer Butts auf bisisn SnislH aus
tonnien bic 0eutfter DON War,ns-
ME DON 2anbitrsittrdften i'm Riiden
bebrobt DerSen, pOSur4 bic sanss
Expedition gefdbrost psrSen Tonne.
Den i'm llmlaui bsfinbliGen Sss
riitten Sufolee fiub bic RuFsn i8on
felt einem Sabr nit Der gsfsifisuRg
Der SHfelsrupps bsi6dftist. Sas brsis
ie unb tisfe GabrDafsr, bas an Der
Ginfabrt aIs Der SmparfiarSen be>
sannt tit. iOu isst Don i9Deren gss
idiisen 5ebsrrf9t perosH, bic in sss
itidter Msii. in GdusrieH Don foIi'
benz Grant aufseitsat iinb. Die tLeis
nersn Suraiabrtsn in Sieism 2abDs
rinib finb nit Winer geipidt ,porbsn.
unb es iol bsreits sins ftarte 9ornts
ion bort ieiH.
Das idpsbifde Doll IN iit tpObl
betpuBt, Sab bisfs 9OrbsreituHgsn gs-
gen Oeuti4lnno uno nidt ssgen
S9ipeSen ssridtst iinb. Gs gsItebt gu,
bab ber. arieg nit SsutiaIoub bic
ruiiii9e Resisrung bsrsdiist, bon benz
ardipel miIit6riiden Sebrau6 gu
MAIDEN. Der @ebarte dber, mas ses
idebsn mag, ipsnn Der Rriss DOrii6er
III. peruriadt einiee llurube. Wian
frast ii9. OBJ RubIanb oann INNER
nod ben RorbrSfiiee 8srtrag pom
Sabre 1908 anertenusu pirb, inter
oem bic aIdnb SuIsIr ipeSer befes
itigt nod fir irssnb pel4e militdris
Td5e 3,peds pernenbst !psrbsn oiirisn.
9fub Sarf isine OdrniicH bort uHiers
5alten irsrosn. Die 5ffsHtlide Wsi'
nuns bsfddftist fia nit Der Sr0be
Der gefsftisunssarbtit,n unb Der
NIT Der fis ausssfiibrt tuurs
ben. Gs ipirS bier iOsar be1dupttt,
oub Rublanb bic 9lbIi6t babe, aus ben
5nfeIn Elm. .g}ors art6ur Der SIfise-
I,i MADDEN.
Dleie 0fftntIi1en grGrtsrunsen iins
,en iiatt, obglti5 bic ruifii3e Resis'
,una offisi,II bic iapsbii4e betiads
;iatist bat, baB bic gsfsitisunssn uur
art ieisn unO naa benz
friese tpisber sSnsli5 dufseseben uno
'ntferrt perbsn ipiirotn. ga Dirb srs
ldrt. bab bic 0ffsutIits Msinuns In
SnpeSen nur bnburd 5sruhist ipsr.
IN tSrns ipsnR si, b,iSsn aGiistsn |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
9ifr Anfiibrfr orr 1irbfllen III 9rlano
frtbutffn.
Qarnnfer 2ari& 2ear, Oct rddoenf oer propi(ori(en
2segiernng, uno 3aaes GoauoQp.

der 9aft bsruribsilt, aber frsisslaIs
ZEN, na9bsm er IA SABRE seisFen.
Rad eiuem tur3sn gsiu6 IN ben Der.
Staaten iebrie er mad Dublin ,uriid,
mo er Elm 9abatseiddft Sriinbete. Gr
mar nit elmer 3o4ter bss giirgermei.
tiers Sobn 9alb bon gimerit Derbeis
rdt6et, Der aud elmer Der Sii5rsr Der
Jsnier mar. CT binterldbt feline Jrau
unb bier S5bne.
Hadbem Der premier asquitb bic
antiinbisuns BON Der 9inrt4tung Der
bier Rebeaenfiibrer semadt. rief
2aprnes Ginaea, Mitslieb fir Deit.
mouth: .5unnsn.- Gr tiinbigie an,
bab er cine Hefolution einrei6en pols
le, in ipeI6er bic 2tufmertfamfsit duf
Die ermoroung uui6uloissr Wdnnsr
ieitsns bisIsr Rssierung bon Suns
nen" Ientsn MOLE.
B a 8 ). u. S'aearD iiber bic
Sinri9tungsn In Srs
lamb 5u agen Bat.
q 10 gort, 3. Nai. Sersmiab u.
D'aearp, Der prdiibent Der 2lmerican
srutb SOcistp, iasts ipd9renb Des
Cages:
Die 5inridtuns BEG prpDiioriiden
prdiiOen.m Der Rspublit SrlanD, ga.
trid pearie tpirb 5ur Golge baben.
bab Der SuB Der SrIdnber sssen gngs
lamb nod gang bsbsutsHb psri4drft
ipirb. Die Repolution in Jrldnb paro
na4 alien ariessressIR ciOilifiriet Ras
tionsH ssfiibrt. gsarie mar elm Arisgss
ssfanssnsr unb bate aIs ein folder
bebanoelt ipsrbsn iollen. Gs mar cine
Robbeit, ibn Su eri4iebsn unb bic
1bat pirb obne SipeiieI WisbsrDersels
iuussmabrsssIH ieitsns Der Srldnbsr
,ur Jolss babsu. 9earie reprdisHtirts
iuie Maihiuston Elm Bolt, oas bssies
rig mar, ii6 bonn Su4e gnglanbs 5ii
bsireien. @afbington mare serobe 10
ipie pearfs sri9Ofien pcr6.n, iDenn
IT ben Gnsldnbern in bic 5dHbe gsi
faIIsR rpGre.
Die Wdnnsr, bic bic llnubbdnsis'
.sitssrtldruns fir SrIanS anter5ei4s
nst," iasts S'aearp tpsii.r, ipubteu,
oab fie bamit i9r 5opssurthsiI untsrs
,sitnet batisn.
,Disie wldnHsr ipubten, bab ibre
sspesung miblinssn piirbe, iis reds
rsien aud ni6t auf sinsn uHmittsiba'
Ten grfols. Sb,e abiift mar, bic
5ate Srlanbs NIT siHem Douners
6lag Dor augsn gu fiibrsu. 0as TT
bnsn seluHssn. Der enropdiide arieS
Il cine DoGe lang DerssFsn iporben.
lnb ipsnn sr su gnSe III. fpirb man
uieb.r an Srlanb bentsn, bsnn bas
slut bi.I.r WlGnner uub bic Spfer
brsr tapisrsn aamsraSsH tpsrbsn I'm
aadje fbreisH.'
D'aearp iasfe aud. bab ale Jiibs
tr Der Srlanber. nit bsneH er ssipros
ZEN, bic Gle nsrbammt bdtten. NIT
uslfer psarie unb feline aamerabsn
ius Der WsIt sef4aift ipurSeH uno
,ab iis iibsrsinitimmsnb Der NHiiat |
sien. Sab bic Mdmner 70 idnsl era
noFsn fporben fsisn. I'm 81 Derbins |
erH. bab iis Dol ibrrm 1pbs nod Gre
larungsn absabsn, Die 9srunIaFuns |
u tpeitsrsn rsDclutionGrsn gemssuns
en- gssebtn baben ipiirbsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
Sei 0erban
Siub Si. Jranapisn sinem OsrbsersHs
ben Gsusr Der bsutiaen atrtillsris
ausgeisbt.
gegeubasfismi@ttmrSta rs
Ssfinh fi4 gu f3d BEN.

befiHh, It'd gu 1'c1I sen.
g<r4tn, 8. Wai. auf SrabtIOier'
@sse rmt9 SuartOn, q. ). Der aor'
reiponbent einsr beutf4en 3eituns an
Der 9erbun Jront bsrthtst, bab nab
rsnS Der IeBten paur Sasen bic 6raRs
suIsn beftise glnsriffe duf bic beuts
I6en 2inien in Der llmsebuns Der 5e'
flung ssmo6t baben unb iebr idlpere
gsrluite Bel ben gsriu9m srletSen,
geoba6tunsspOiteu tpisoer gu erObern.
bic BON ben 9eutI4en senommen ipors
ben fino,
Die 0eutihen1, fast Der aorrsI'
pOnbent, riinb i'm geiib etnes ausge<
Sebnten GeIdHbsa bintsr ibren atnien,
Sas fiji. sars 5sionsers fiis Sose9eS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
Senis Nenes
-Sf pom fabSRIidsn unb
fiibli4sn ariessf4au.

pIdB ptrI IWIt II.
Berlin, 8. Wsni. auf brabtLofem
meg. mad Gdpbills. n. D. Gin am
@sittipO4 bOm Sitsrrei6iidb unsuri.
f6sn arisssminiiierium psr6ffentIi@-
ter offisisllsr 8sri&t Iauisi ipis fclst:
.gsuifii&e GrDnt: OsiiIi9 bon 9ias
raness ipurbs ein fsiHbIides GIusssus
bon sinem Sitsrrsi4ii&sn gtDidttsr
.abasl&cfst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
Grfnlgreibe fleime Sprs
ftDBe

Wd9er bic Deuti4en on manbeH
puntten on Der peitIi9eH SroHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

.Stalienifhe JrOnt: Sn Der @eeenb
Don gtbamelIo iinb INNER nod adm'
pfc i'm Gange. Sn Der 9sgenb Don
Ripa uHO am Sol bi Cana iinb bsftise
artilleristdmpfe i'm Gdnge. Gin an,
sriff Der Staiiensr auf bic ROtpaHb
purbe dbasihlaaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

ein T6Iimmss 6eusr bensrtt tuorOeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

@udpaqn:t |, Gclrubnr, 3. Tort
Im 9ierritng ipurbe cine 0pnumits
bpmbe In ben poluit bes 8Sitofs DON
Riobambu getporfen nnb bic idmmtis-
den MDbel IN eineln 3iuimer parhsn
seritOrt, Der Gi&ofl flparAsA Anhsre euiG
nsrIsst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
9Setferberibf.

Sir . bio, Synbianu unb aentus
DIP: S9Oues Wetter am Sonneritag
uno fpa3ri6einli6 am 5reitag. Steis
genbe Semperatur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
9ie SSran3olen bel &er0nn eineu berbeerenben
SSener Der oentl6en MrtiQerie ansgejebt.
Der 3eppc(n ,c 20" on Oct normegJ6en Edae
Dcrungtl6t.


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

RuBlanbs - Gnstdnb unb 5runts
reid -, SigHaturmd4te gum 9orbs
Oitiee ger.rag, eine fOrmeae, bsru>
bigenoe grfldruug d6sebeH ,piirbsn.
Ran 1T bier Der 9lniidt, baB nit
Der antanft bes SriibIinss unb benz
geri4pinben bes Gtiss iia baIb pi6s
tise Grsignife in Der Sitfee abipisIsn
tpsrber
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
S16O4 WAS REALIZED FROM SALE OE FLAGS
 N
Members of Reunion Com mittee Highly Gratified
 With the Results

The reunion committee yesterday real ized from the sale of the flags the sum of s1604.14. The members of the commit tee and Mrs, John B. Reid, who directed the work, expressed themselves as well pleased with the outcome. All day long the chairmen and the young ladies on the various committees were busy, and every corner in Birmingham was worked.
 T want to thank the people of Birming- ham for the reception they gave our girls said Mrs. John B. Reid last night. Tn spite of the fact that there have been number of tag days here in recent months, the men of the city gave our young women a most cordial reception They seemed to appreciate the fact that the reunion was a special proposition, and also the fact that the city honor was at stake. There were vast numbers of the men who gave the young women the dollar which had been requested, but others who did not feel they could do so, readily contributed a smaller amount Taken as a whole, the day was a splen- did success.
 R. A.. Brown, chairman of the general reunion committees and George A. Blinn, who is chairman of subcommittee of the reunion, were on duty all day yes terday. Both were highly gratified with the results obtained.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
TWENTY FIFTH CONVENTION OF ALABAMA DIVISION, TRAVEL FRS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA- TION, ENDS AT GADSDEN. OFFICERS ARE NAMED

Gadsden. May 6.-(Special) )-Selma was chosen as the meeting place for the twenty-fifth convention of Ala bama division, Travellers Protective association, at the closing session of Gadsden's convention this afternoon. Other towns inviting the convention withdrew in favor of Selma.
 E. L. Raney of Athens was re-elect- ed president for the coming year, on recommendation of the committee on nominations. His choice was made unanimous.
 Vice presidents chosen were: First, Thomas E. Kilby of Anniston; second. H. B. Kennedy of Birmingham; third, D. M Scott of Selma; fourth, A. B. Harris of Gadsden; fifth, LeBarron Daly of Mobile. Dr. R. H. McCaslin of Montgomery was reelected chaplain and the convention indorsed him for national chaplain.
 w. R. Mabry of Birmingham was in 1892 and again in 1912 Only one other man who served in the forty-third Con- gress, Gen. Isaac Sherwood of Ohio, is in the present Congress. His term of service has been much shorter than that of MT. Cannon however.
 Despite his years, MT. Cannon still takes an active part in debate and smokes as many cigars as ever.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
RANEY IS REEL LECTED AND
 SELMA GETS NEXT MEETING

chosen secretary treasurer for another year and his salary was increased from $500 to $500.
 Directors selected were: L. C. Card inal of Montgomery. F. M Means of Birmingham, Henry Hiden of Birming ham. J. H. Calvin of Decatur, o. P. Smith of Selma, c. B. Rogers of Bir mingham and J. A. Carney of Mobile.
 All these officers were recommended by the nominations committee and were elected by unanimous vote of the convention.
 Chairmen of committees are: Rail- roads, w. D. Nesbitt; legislative, c. F. Morrett; press. Ellis c. Hollums ho- tel, H. P. Kennedy; employment, Rob ert Fulford; sick and relief, Leo Gas senheimer; good roads, c. B. Rogers.
 Delegates to the national convention, the eight men securing the highest number of new members and the pres ident and secretary, ex officio, are: F., L. Raney W. R. Mabry, J. E. Rob- inson, R. l.. Fuller o. F. Fontaine. I. M Means, LeBarron Daly, J. A. Car ney. k. D. Jordan and l.. c. Cardinal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

Bodies Are Found
 New Orleans, May 6.-Clasped in each others arms the bodies of Helen Fiegenschue and her fiance, Spencer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
POstmasters to Meet

James A. Carney of Carney was regis tered last night at the Metropolitan and announced that the Alabama branch of the National League of Postmasters, of which he is president, will meet in Bir- mingham for it's annual session on one of the days of the Confederate Veterans re- union here The sessions of the league will be held in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium, and the exact day of the meeting will later be announced by MT. Carney.
 MT. Carney is stopping over in Bir- mingham en route from the just closed Travellers Protective association conven. tion at Gadsden, which he attended as a delegate from Mobile, being member ot Mobile Post c of the T. P. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
THOS. J. JUDGE
 Candidate for Congress

emen right suffrage should be extended repec tive of sex irrespective anything honesty and ntegenc You have ample Mr. Huddleston deny this Why dodge that the above exact wod
  truthful have often proclaimed yourself be through press bboards and this question a others unlike yourself regular line believing it's Jefferson Wilson socas protonist believe that this white mans country shoud be controlled only by the vote of white
 regular guard this voting milk and cider variety
 THOS. J. JUDGE
 Candidate for Congress ortcla advatam by yTos J Judge Bga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

I wish to thank my friends for assurances of their support of the candidacy of my father, MAJ. w. J. CAMERON, FOR THE BOARD OF REVENUE.
 Despite rumors to the con trary, Maj. Cameron has prac- tically regained his health and is fully capable of attending to the duties of the office.
 The records will show that he has been absent from only one meeting of the board this year.
 A. c. CAMERON, M. D. Paid political advertisement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
Absolutely False

MT. Huddleston says: 'The insinuation ths I favor the unrestricted extension of SUI frage to negroes is absolutely false "B their works (words) ye shall know them. I did not insinuate, 1 charge that you favor ed negro suffrage, both men and women, Il 1912.
 Will you deny that you used the followins language before the State Bar Association in 1912 at Montgomery? Didn't you knoV when you lodged this issue in the evenin$ paper that it was arecord in the departmen of archives and history of this state?
 "We have the negro here with us; we can not kill him; we cannot deport him; we hay got to make him citizen. How are you goin! to do it so long as you deny him the right t vote? The right of manhood's expression the greatest incentive he can have to mak himself man I agree with Mir. Woo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
MEMBERS OF HOUSE JOIN IN PAYING A
 TRIBUTE TO CANNON
(Continued from Page one)

(COntinued from Page One)
 ter aisle of the House and delivered an address of appreciation filled with remin- iscences of other days It brought back the shadows of Blaine Randall, Ben But Ter, George F. Hoar, Sunset Cox, Pig iron" Kelly and score of other former Contemporaries of MT. Cannon, to the halls where once they served. .s
 MT. Cannon is now closing his twen- tieth term in Congress. He came here during the forty-third Congress and since that time has been defeated twice, once
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
ONLY TEN ESCAPE
 DIPHTHERIA GERMS

University, May 6.-(Special) The quarantine around the Univer- sity barracks was drawn closer to- day when it was announced that of the 200 students in the barracks but 10 showed negative culture for diphtheria upon a second examina- tion. There was no announcement as to when the quarantine will be relaxed. There are only very few clinical cases of diphtheria and the quarantine is merely precaution- ary measure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
Peace League Delegates

Montgomery, May 6.-(Special) )-Gov- ernnor Henderson today appointed the following delegates to represent Alabama
 at the meeting of the league to enforce peace, to- be held in Washington, D. C., May 26, and 27: J. J. Willett, Anniston
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

Shelby, who disappeared Sunday night were found in the Mississippi river today, victims of suicide pact. The couple left notes stating both were suffering with tuberculosis, which would prevent their marriage. and they had decided to die.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
GERMAN OFFENSIVE
 AGAINST VERDUN IS
 RENEWED FIERCELY
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Rome and Vienna announces similar attack by Austrian airmen on Avlona, which is held by the Italians. Austrian aeroplanes also have conducted de- structive attack on Brindizi. the ma chimes on the return trip standing fire from the Italian armored cruiser Marco Polo and countering by attacking with machine gun fire the crew of the war ship crowded on the deck.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
M'BRIDE IS SHOT

Dublin, May 5.-(Via London, May 6) It was officially announced today that Maj. John McBride, the eighth leader of the Sim Fein rebellion to suffer death by sentence of courtma rtial, has been shot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
For Constable Beat 21

The people who know me will vouch for my character and ability to serve you best in the office I seek. If elect ed, promise personal attention to all duties of the office.
 (Paid political advertisement, by c.
 M Burkhalter)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

Gen. George P. Harrison, Opelika; Rich ard M. Hobbie, Montgomery, and Albert P. Bush, Mobile
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10


their incidents
The loss Of 5000 of total division of 10 the death of
Baldwin and his entire staff of s single but
terrible
Turks As OF phase Of the General Hatons
battles
Although addressed kitchener by the
without
called to
bloody history written
adaneles
In the foron hope
bloody
$4,000 back England
blundred the charge Bala
klava told again. Intensified, multiplied
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ROSCOE KIRkMAN FOUND IN HOTEL
WITH STRANGE NEBRASKA WOMAN

HASTINGS, Neb, Jan. 10.-One of
the fifty odd claimants to the estate
of John O'Connor, estimated to be
worth $250,000 is John T. Kirkman of
Omaha. He claims to be son of the
late O'Connor. When the trial was
called John T. Kirkman appeared here
with his attorney, Roscoe e. Kirkman
Of Richmond, Ind. 1t is said they are
no relation. Two days after the trial
began, Roscoe Kirlrman disappeared.
John T. Kirkman Immediately raised
the cry that his attorney had been
kidnapped by other claimants to the
estate. Police Immediately began to
look for Roscoe Kirkman and late Fri
day Afternoon found him in the Clarke
hotel, this place. where he had gone
with q woman Thursday and taken
q room registering as Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Scott Of Chicago. When found
Kirkman was In drunken stupor and
he was SO hard to arouse that twas
first thought he had been drugged.
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perence of hospitals that this number will be greatly
lessened by the employment of competent nurse.
Forty years from now, if we get sustaining mem
bershp, somebody's grandchildren who otherwise
would not be alive. will be celebrating the fact that
is the roll of the first thousand sustain
ing members of the anti-tuberculosis society.
Do you think it worth while7
United we can do it.
boy in the army of the Potomac wrote to his faith
The army of the Potomac is the best army the
planet" His father write back, 1--WE shall have to have
an army the do it. before take Richmond"
Won't you please send check for your dollar
dollars now?
If people outside the city of Richmond wish to en-
roll their and money these will be credited to
the township in which they live with much appreca
ton. Continued on page two)