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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10
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MortenieLf. S11els6otter. - Slices
&osmine Gbriltine Sen1en> +. &os
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If. Mortenie cit. = @olten: gnfe Ser
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&olteo: 5freooer Sgre11 8eoeriel1
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{Geniten: Cline &atrine Semen. :
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- @osiing: Somrer 8oul &asmua
lien. = Soriens: Wieltgiper Gar
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Mnoerien, +. &iel1en. = Slime: Mc
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2ars SIR. Gbriitenien. = Nerba
ne: Gbriltine Mn6erien, +. &ri1to
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i 9jprring: Sens q. &aaborg.. :
&oloing: Margretbe grifien, I. 81
ge. = Nprreiunobp: SIP. Mol
gigrer g. IS. Sen1en. @opl1
Weoriane Sgren1en. = 5ilfebora
@nfe &aroline Sre6eriflen, +. Smut
len. = 5fjbrping: Marie Ganfon
|cfe. = 5tepnitrup: @asm11s Gbc
maslen &bii6. - 5pifob: 5pre
|SeSien. ~ GrD: @liiabetb &irltin
|Senien. 8ei1tr1lp: Muren go
banien, t. &efsbouge. - @elling
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fling: Sens &riitenien. - D.=&ol
ne: @nfe Sobanne NeoerienL |
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|bbe. = Marbus: SIR. &riiger. =
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lie: Sens Sungerien. - Dpngbp
Peoer Miffelien. ~ @uonm: @ete
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|rtng: Mn6ers 0lien. - &obro: gn
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@lie Marie Mielien. ~ Mpfjgbing
8eter abomim. - &o11oers: So
6erban6ler Nartin Sruergaoro. y
|5fabo0: Maren @renborg.
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8rgn6ersleb: 8eni. 2prer Sen
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

Maren Mo0icn. 9.-Saslino:
a1riten Slien, t. Hcocrlcu. - Mar-
bus: s(nc Morie M1oerlcu, +. gro-
oerien. GRANDDAUGHTER 81. 8. N10yc-
alen. ~ Epbmoie: 9unline Saobr
II. Gbriltcnien. : Jcnlten: Mnnc
@rope. @rumitrup: W1ettc Bo-
lette SEMEN, +. 5prcnlen. - Sor-
)bobre: 80. g. &otrool len. = Sal,-
riS: Neoer Ma0ian I6ougour6.
9obersleb; Eeter 2orlen. - Mprre
&ongersleb: @cteron Yeoer Cir.
Neoerlen. @nfe Sophie. Iborien.
a1arebore: Morgretbe geielien.
Mebpbei: 8rpggeriorbeioer @pren
9mier. 8laobpi: 0lc ajer.
Jreoerifsbobn: Mao1inc Nifoliue
Brbnnum, t. Seoerlen. : Sobro:.
sc. 6. Solfer. - &or1cns: Marcu
@prt5. 2em:: Mne Slot, +. San
= .f#. " 70
fen. &on6ers: 9ufferparefobrifont
|Mlfr. Beterien. - Molborg: Mnno
FbiliRpa Gorltens> +. 2epinien. Sc
ter SEMEN &onltrup. M11nu Getru=
nellie Mnoers6otter Marbus:
5refen &atbinfa Gbrucllen. fiife=
banoler q. s. Gopgaoro. = Sur:
Mne Mnoerien. Mette airltine Mn=
0er1en. @ausool: Mnna Marie
3iis. &jprring: MielS Str. geiel=
len (8t0itrup). gnte Maren 2ar1en.
Nibe: J%iifebanolcr G6baro
Slorb. = &on0ers: gnfeproDlti1,-
De Sline Georgia Sc Sine Slibari-
l1ls, t. 8locf. = 5pften: 8etera11
5pren Sergenicn. = @iborg: sing
rio Gbeiu. : &igle: Mne Moriu
Eeoerier, +. Slle11 - MaIborg:
Oforionc 5prenien, +. @ri1tianleu.
- 5illfob: &urcn Morie Becb, +.
Wtao1en. = 9ersleu: Ee0er Gas
perien &ier. = Moabjerg: SEES
Senien &naf. = 9ip 9Qmmelmole:
Eroprieter Marius gricbien. -
{5eelt: Stu. M11rer Martin Tbcn1-
len. - 6fon0erborg: Geteran Sans
Yeter Yeterlen. : Spften: &iels
Senien &ombolt. 5pn6erbo:
Sfibsrbeoer geiels SSeplen Sut5en.
= S.=Gbenltr11p: Gnfe &riltine
2in6ltrpm. = &.&clling: 8ooil
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Ter. Morbus: SoOclmager beh
Statsba1erne Ibp11us Wiffellen.-
9arbopre: Ectcr Sc1ien &naf.
/: Sierritsool: Mpller s. 6. Senien
: - Wltnoelltr1p: Meoren 2aursoot,
ter. N%ptjpbir1: 5ne0feribeno
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giber Spren YeDerlel1. = Gibc;
Dortbea @ornunl t. @anien. nm
5fDun1 geiels @eter Gbriiteni en-. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10
6unhrrJyllal.h.


Mfbp6 &eteran fra Srcaarsfriae1
Iioligere 2ambmanO % &illImoge1
|9eiels 8re0ou / Nnltrup er afgaoe
pcb Deoen, nalten 80 Mar galnmel
Sen 8amle, font / Be lib1te Mar bop
DC fllnod ct go0t Sienl bos fin @sr
)og Sbigerootter II Maitrup> bopoe
paret 5ol6ot i Ireaarsfrigen. Sor
bleo / 1850 inofalot lom 6orltarf.
ningsmall0 og mootog Spbersgobel1
pan 100 &roner.
SDife Srppper / Nurbilcspig. 90
Der itabig gaor &pgter ON iterfe
Torpgelicr al Sen tpife W%iliterltDr=
fe / Norolespig, finder v&ibe
|Stiftst." Mnlebning til at oplpie
|f%plgen6e:
Sorboloet ct set ganlfe ligefrcm-
me, at Ipiflano beo &rige1s 8e-
|gpnbelie log6e en- 8eppgtnings|tpr=
|fe longs @rnnie1r, ipn puo belle
|Strpfllingm fra 2illeb9lt til Sc:
'iterbop tolte go0t ct Bor Il1itnl
M:eon6, Ser lenere fprogeoes til ca
5000 og 1i6en Ii0en omfring Mu=
quit Maane6 / 6jor bar peret ca
1000 Monb, hboraf eli gal1ife lill(
|Stprfe Mptteri, Ser %or1pe11ocs Ii
Acknowledgements pco &pltcn % II
Sells longs 8rpnfen. Jor ct 9lars
Si0 li0en eller mere onlagbes fol
6ennc StDrfe Ocpoter fprifjellig'
|5teoer / Soriomlmgsbuie % anOr'
@pgninger meo &lnoer> @aobcr %
Mm1n11nition = en- ganlfe noturli(
Sorbol6sregel / Ell Stut, Ser CT
&rigstil1 tonh.
s December Woane0 / Tjor bo1
man 11rgle 5teoer opfart @oroffcr
lpm +. Cts. / 5fobborg, @pjrup oe
Sels. 9isic 8oraffer En- forn1cntlil
ppfgrt for at lette 8ebocrr1c en- 9e.
|af neutrality-suspicious., ioet 81
er fltlbt montcre0e ogloa meb 1tort
&jpffener til Monbifahets @clpis:
ming. Men Ser er life 1ole ON ito:
re 5tprfcr. Gfscmpelpis fan o11fp:
res, at 8oroffcrne / SfnDbnrg for
mentliq fan rl1111lnc / alt ca. SOC
Morb, men at Ser fun liggcr ca
loo.
5elpfplgelig finoer Scr nogcr
|5fiftcn at Srppperne Steb, l1el1 oel
ligger bog nGppc / 5pnocripllon(
.Ilpnoerligt flere, emo Ser bar gjpr:
|oct 1io1te bolbe Mors SID.
Scr maa life ufraobics".
Som bcfje16t pasic5 Ser / IDif
lono pon, at Ser life loa nogu
W}ou6e p6sles me0 Moben. Saale
|Aes or + Gfs. MI .Golicdil0crne'
|bleben fprbuDt.
st onbet lille SrGf fortGllcs a
u6rcocrifsborg u. Np.":
Gn fje>1bt bonit Gmbebsmoni
bar en- 9otte, ser CT gift / Iplf
Iono. 9elr1c Dame, Ser altlaa II
tilbprcr Set tplfc 8ourgeolt, bar e'
0otter, lom gaar / 5fole. Mcoerel
bopoe f%orleoen pua to 5tpffcr q
5fnIenoDen gipet benOc oreri foor
nc 9Gg lom Eaulag. Men bpo
ifer? Sc andre @prn ltimler iomn1cI
for at le bette llhilag al SlotbtS
2prerinDen blipcr ppr9rflom Sci
puo, pg mcb Ggtc tplt @runoighe
taltc 2preri11Oen ltrafs til Sornc'
fprfloreDe berbe, at / o~luorligc 8
Ser jom bislc buroe ma11 life l9ga
|sgg pao Mobcr, og bun baO bent
|1igc til 5%prelbrenc, at lligt life h11
Sc gjcntogc Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

Observation-Disclosures / 9aoersleb
8b. Iilltrpmningen til @%eipisningen
poa uWis1ionshotellet" bar mege1
flor.
Malfe110belingen er ogloo / Gang,
la nu ct &ielpepirflombc0cr BE-
gpn6t | ful0t Smfang. Sc rigeliQ
$500 8unb Mnlf, Mejerierne fem
Ser berinb til 8pen ugentlig, for0e.
les ocls til ca. 440 Tomilier n1el
iolt ODER 100 Meolcmmcr, DelS
br1ges 0en til 8elpiSl1ingel1, SCI
iom me06elt Be forlpbne to Dog(
Gar bgret beiggt al ODER 700 Yer:
Toner oaglig, bDorof longt Sc fleltl
@6rn, og efter &lo11cn ifol foregol
8 @onge ont l1ge,1. llbcn 2anbbo.
erneS go6e 5tptte babbe &iGlpepirf
ion1beOe11 me0 &enblif paa &anife,
ligbe6en be6 at faa &ooltoffer ifft
funnel gjennemf9res / set tiltrengt'
Smfong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10
i ti',',,,, e; e.

Humane Afhornings-Stifter standser
Hornenes V@kst hos ,unge Kalve, uden
Smarte, garanteret at kunde afhorne 40
Kalve tilfredsstillende. eller Deres Penge
.betales tilbage.
75c frit tilsendt.
HUMANE SPECIALITY CO.,
FarIbauit, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10
s,ffet af Mbnbigbeberne,

2,ffet Of Ntpnbisbeberne, @eo
acknowledgements Detailing q Ell
8agermeiters 8utif l. 2abp Meben
lnfffet, for6i pe6fomlne11oe flere
|@mge baboe o~Dertraaot Melforifrif-
|ferne. Set bafte Opm9rflpmbco, at
ban iolgte meget Mel uoen Mel=
tort, % at Ser bleD bagt mango
&ager bos bam. Set op6ugebes, at
BON bab0e n1ootaget en- bel Del Spe=
De bos en- 2arr6mano, og at oenne
!9be6e lite Dor blepen bel laglagt.
San fit en- Meller til at male set
for fig, og set blep 1aa lolgt lom
116enlan6if Mel for 40 &g. 8u11oet.
Sou er 8agerens 8utif olt1ua bleben
luffet og Mfplleren itillet nnocr Gil=
lDn. Scr 2a11bmanoens @eofon1n1en=
Sc foreltaar CT &etsforbanbling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10
Stuff por Busbanbd.

Mle 8peer fra bort Eager ienbes
p%ortofrit meb Taffepoit, eller St.
preis; men pnifer mon 8affen u.s.
i1reret maa 5 Gents efstra mebfpl.
&c 8eitillinsen.
6. @asmnsien 8nb. So.
72o-722 go. 4tb 81.
MinneopoIis, Min1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10
Minnesota Farme.

Landsmend! Dersom De 6nsker
opdyrkede Farme af 1ste Klasse j
Diet vestlige Central-Minnesota fra
$40 til 800 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller i Nord- og sgd Da-
kota. saa skriv idag, for Priserne
stiger, til N. q. Nelson. Willmar.
MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10
&nsierne flpgtebe fra ielbe Mmts=
foritanoeren, mems fan ipille6e Sort

&nsierne flp9tebe fra ielbe Mmt5=
foritan6eren, mems fan ipillebe Sort
meb &a9ten. Otter bbo6 ,Golb.
3d." %erfarer, bor Sc 8 &nsiers. Ser
o%rrongereoe sem / iioite l1ge nnitol=
'te &gpeniccf= Mffpre beb 96is Erum=
br1pn, anbragt paa @aur0e, 5ot=
trup boS ielpe Mlntsforpoltcre1i, 0r.
&n1fmunr.
un6erofficerer, Ser Doc6e pao
@oaroen for at bebogte T1Hgerne,
bob6e luffet Deres Gtpp(cc 11be %
troeoe Jig berme6 ian meeel puo
Ben fire SIDE, at fan iottc Zig til
ct Slag Sort mc6 Mmt5;or}tunoe=
rel1.
Smi0lerli6 tog &usicrre Mf;Gre.
|0e log Huoerne in6 til S!:blerne,
trof Sent pau og begoD its / taft.
fat, preusiiif &oro0e1noricD I'll
@ren1en.
Husierne bopbc arbejoet bo3
&oufmo1m lige ira &rige1s f9r3t>
|Si6 og flager ipbrigt life ober SER
8ebonoling, Sc bor faoet Ser. Men
Seorelan0ct og Tribeoen CT opQ
|beore. s alt 6olo er Sc ltroolen6e
forneje6e / 6re6erifsbpi bpor Sc
|il1terneres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

Godt Land til Salgs i Central.
Minnesota. i Meeker og Kandiyohi
Countyer, i gamle Settlementer nar
Kirke, Skoler og. Mejerier. Opdyr-
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre og
h9jere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele-
des godt Land j Mckenzie Co., N.
OAK, $28 pr. Acre og h0jere. Kom
og 90 selv, eller skriv efter nserme-
re Oplysninger til r, A. Carlson,
Grove City. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

Set foitbare 8lD. strmofontroI
|lbr Sprgertlem &ttebel bar en- lito1
8aao, Der forleoen / &11ebel 8il
table en- 8lpfjgl pao 10000 &ur10
WfeO Be m%lpqrel10e 9lppriier CT Sir.
liens 8nr0i omtrent 5000 Ser, oe
Der blep 6erfor l1orultet en- Gfspe.
|bitiou, font beo 9ia1p at 9apne0mn=
peren uMros", ct 5tenfiifefartpi oa
to DDffere fit set foitbore Metalltpf,
|fe bjGrget.
Truitbpbe Silb, g11 n1egtie Sill
.oeltime er, formo6entlig at Ben ITO
re @bal, ser bIeb jaget be0 Iirs=
.bef, blebet orepet inb til Set inoer=
lite al 8ejle Sioro. Siloene bor imi0=
lertio life funnel toale sen lt9rfe
'Srp1t, ioet &ul6en frp1er @jpllerne
til, iua 6iife1 oer, og itoen Suleaf=
te11s0ag bor en- Meengoc Merneifer
inoe / Sabnebosiinet pit froitopoe
5il0 op / Gu1in6pis meo &1,rbe %
Sect, ifriber ~Splla,osp."
S sen iDblige Del al aolbing @p
bar ser | n1a11ge Mar berligget ct
ubebpgget Mreol, fol6et &iis' Eoft
.bborpaa Ser CT &olonibaper. Mreo=
let tilbprer &iis' 2egat og bar pan=
|logt BEN 5erpitut, at set albria
muatte bebpgges. @praobet bar It'll
letter 4 Mars 6orbon6ling n1e0 Mi-
niiteriet fm1et 5illo0elle til at bGD'
benne Serpitl1t p9 erbperpe Soroer
efter &%ur0ering. Scr Dil rejle Jig
ct felt NIT 8Dfburter pao Soften.
Trilnftstbcater paa Sfamlings:
banfen. Mrfiteft 5cbmiot llaor / 81
lofale 8la6e til 2D6 for Spfprelie
al eli 6rilufts=@c paa '5fam:
%li1gsbonfen. San t91rfer Jig set ION
ct nutionult Toretagen0e, bDor 0e1
|itul0e opfpres rationale 5eltifuelpil
ebentl1elt al set fgl. GbeoterS Sfne=
lpillere. San bar allereoc facet
Nlobien itillet til &aa0igbe6 gratis,
pg set menes, at 8egD10ellen Dil
.blipe gjort mc6 Opf6relle,1 al Der
bar cit Gang.
2png=@piten paa @eben. 2png.
'Grpprten fra &arup Station bar
|lfabt 2ip og Srablbeo paa @gncl
i bisic oilers 1oo title @intcroage
lfripes ser fra &ar1p til ~Gib.
|Stifts 6olfebl." Eaa 5totionel1
|itoor CIT lang &etfe tplfe @ogne
|0els fplot, bells un6er 2Gsning mel
|2png. Gunge @pltpogne goar uitonO:
|leligt fra Morgen til 9lften fra Sc
sen til 5totionen me6 2png. Sm:
egnens 0pgtiglte M%rbejoere ipingc1
2pngleen fra BEN tibliglte M}orgerl:
ltuno, og en- goo 9oglpn tjenes. 81
|&ar gifte Mrbejoere fra &arup bal
lat Neforben beb paa clifford at tic:
ne Is SIR. pit. Sag. Set CT CIT Sor:
|tiel1eltc, 1pm foriloor nogct, og Ser
ret tilpos / SEN oilers iff'
|lon goOc &intertiD, bbor 5malbanS
lao ofte CT til Suie; 5%piiefo1nre
3liper fplot, % fan 6orboloenc pes
pare fan Ser maaife bliDc eli ill,
Heierbe / 9ebol6.
Den Sung, 1om Haas n1eo 2pngl
% CT be1temt for uolanoet, er Sci
iaafalote u8lanoingslpng", beltao
en6e al &ebling, Welberris, gro
2png og &ens0prlop. Gen onoen6e
almin6eligbis life til Sober Ter
ggnen og betragtes nnrmelt 1om ba
ren0e b9r0iles. Set Dor 0erfor pit
ifeligt> at Grporten funbe ocobore
&inter.
Og It'll Sen lfalpere6c @e0e! ga
ben pofi er ser as Stare fin og froi
tig 6o0erlpng op; MEN fprlt Tom
n1er Ipttebnrene> ioo maoifc ollie
rebe / bctte Mar, 11uar September
lolen thinner oper JloDerne, ia,
&Dinoer og balpDofsnc 8prn be
S%pttebers lomling otter lebc en- I'LL
I @r a,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

. ..r.t E..L a
Gn nrolig Mbtaarsaften. Nptoors=
often / 5%gn6erborg ltoo troos ale
Sorbu0 og M6barsler / NptoorsfDo=
ningens Segn ifriDer uDpbbpl=Ho=
item.
Dre11ge og boIobofsne &ngie
ltremmeoe UNDER &uab og 5fraol
giennem @a0erne, og bob0e pao
Iroos at ollie Sorbuo MOS Solg oQ
Mfbrqnoing at .Gprparferiiager for
iprd fig meo ollie m11lige f1raIoen0e
Soger lige fra 8ottefaar og Sag
.plaoer til 4ineiere, Srger og &ar1on.
log, fom De gior0e rigelig Drug al,
lao Der u~afla6elig Igb &nal6 og
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-15
BEAUTIFUL LUNCHEON
 TO COLLEGE WOMEN

Mrs. Joseph Brevard Jones was hostess
 today at a beautiful luncheon compli-
 mentary to the visiting college women and
 their distinguished guests, says the Mont
 gomery Journal of Thursday last.
 Luncheon was served promptly at 12:4e
 o clock and around the exquisitely ap-
 pointed tables, placed on the board
 veranda, were seated A guests. Pink sweet peas and snap dragons were effec- lively used in the decoration of the table and at each place there was a lovely bouquet of pansies The honor guests were Miss Elizabeth Colton of Raleigh N. C., president of the College Women's association; pr. and Mrs. Burton oi Smith college and Dr. and Mrs. Guth ot Boucher college.
 Mrs. Julian Rice made charming toastmstress and series of informa toasts were offered including The PSo' neers,' by Mrs J. B. Jones; Our Guests of Honor,' by Miss Della Mohr; Our Of ficers,' by Miss Margaret Booth, respond ed to by Miss Colton, and Our Baby 1 Branches by Miss Flynn.
 A delicious three-course luncheon was served and the memory of beautiful l episode in the history of the association will remain for many day in the hearts of all college women who enjoyed the hos | pitalty of Mrs. Jones'"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-15
RELIEF HAS BEEN PERMANENT
Says Cardui Built Up System When Other Medicines Failed. Believes It
 Saved Her Life.

Hendersonville, N. C-Mrs. M A. Redmon, of R. F. D. 1. this place, writes: T wish to state that before having taken Cardui, my condition of health was all un-down, and had been that way ever since my marriage two years ago last May. I only weighed 107 pounds. My average weight is 1855 pounds. I had such awful pains at times could hardly go. :. had severe pains in my back and abdomen, and could scarcely do my work. !. l could not lift anything heavy.
 In November, 1913, I began taking Cardui I thought I would give it a trial though my family doctor had set the date for an examination of me. .. I saw my improvement after taking the first bottle I am getting fat and well, and in March of this year I weighed 128 pounds. Your Cardui tonic built up my system when all other medicines failed. feel and look like a different person. I am still. prais- ing it to my friends. .. for I can truly say I believe it saved my life My re- lief from all pain has been permanent
 If you are run down in health and need tonic, take Cardui. the woman's tonic. It will help you.
 For sale by all druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-15
APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE
 AT CABLE HALL

A rather small but enthusiastic and highly appreciative audience was present Thursday evening to enjoy An Evening With the Confederacy," which was given at Cable hall
 The musical numbers were especially good. Mrs Kathleen Hundley Cunning hams medley of southern songs was beau- tifully rendered and the duet, "Juanita,' y by Mrs. Helen Beddow Florence and MT. Hugh Duncan, was most enjoyable. Dr. Albert Sydney Johnson made a splendid talk on What the Reunion Means to Birmingham" and Col. A. c. Oxford experie1ices of "A Confederate Soldier" were thoroughly enjoyed.
 MT. A. Latady made an interesting talk on the poet-priest of the Confectionery, Father Ryan, and Miss Alma Ritten- berry's reading of Toms Last Furrage" was excellent. very interesting talk was made by Rabbi Newfield, on "The Jew in the Confederacy,' and an enthu- siastic talk on 1.-The Sons of the Confed- crate Veterans was given by MT. Thomas Dozier, who is an ardent worker in be- half of the reunion.
 Those who were present thoroughly en- joyed the evenings programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-15

Tetlow of Ensley were on exhibition Thursday afternoon. One of Miss Elliott s
 miniatures has recently been accepted by the American Association of Miniature Painters in New York
 Among her best pieces was miniature of Major Tutwiler. one of little Peggy Crawford, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Cor don Crawford, another of little Sarah Haley, and one of the two sons of MT. and Mrs. Lee Bradley and Lawrence Bradley, which was made from an old picture.
 There was another which attracted
 great deal of attention, which was called
 'An Old-Fa shioned Picture" and which
 belongs to Mrs. Barnett of Louisville. ''The Unknown Lady" which many recog- nized with pleasure, was very good, 1n- deed, and two of Miss Virginia Abbott were exquisite pieces of work, as well as the unfinished miniatures of Mrs. Priestly
 Toulmn and little R. D. Brunette II.
 The entire exhihit deserves comment and the talent of the local artists was splendidiy exhibited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-15
MRS. IRWIN ENTERTAINS FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Ed Irwin entertained the members of the Friday Luncheon Bridge club al her home on Sixteenth avenue, south, yes terday, in compliment to Mrs. Jesse Wyatt. Spring blossoms adorned the bridge tables at which luncheon was served, the guests playing bridge after ward. The club prize was crocheted towel and the honor guest prize a clunS lace centerpiece.
 Mrs. Irwin's guests were Mrs. Wyatt Mrs. Ben Cheeseman, Mrs. D. B. Light ner, Mrs. John Stone Hoskins, Mrs. l. B. Leftwich, Mrs. W. E. Hooper Mrs Harold Henderson, Mrs. Warren Lewis Jr.. Mrs. Isaac Houser, Mrs. Johr Goldsmith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-15
BIG SAVING MADE BY REDUCTION IN
 INTEREST ON BONDS
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(Continued from Page Five) the schools and also to issue $500,000 of bonds to construct a municipal light plant, and the next minute to vote both ordinances back into the city code.
 TAKE EVERY PRECAUTION =
 The city commission in order that the school bond issue and the municipal light bond issue be legally protected are keep ing the firm of Dillon, Thompson & Clay, the leading bond experts of the country, fully informed of every new phase of the local situation. City Attor- ney M. M. Ullman stated yesterday that copies of the ordinances, resolutions and missioner's orders were being sent to the firm promptly. MT. Ullman stated that this was done in order that the moment Judge Dillon detected a flaw that might prevent the successful sale of the Birmingham bonds the city commission would be notified and the mistake rec tified
 "The firm of Dillon, Thompson & Clay will have to 0. K. the Birmingham bonds anyway" said MT. Ullman, and it is best that we should receive that firms o. K, as we proceed, as it is most important that we have the approval of the bond authorities before we offer the bonds for sale''
 The action of the city commission in being so conservative about it's proce- dure on the school bond issue and the municipal light bond issue brings back the fact that about two years ago a bond issue of $200,000 was voted for a civic auditorium and which was rejected by the firm of Dillon, Thompson & Clay, through legal technicalities. It appears that the city commission, under the di- rection of Mayor Ward, has no intention of repeating this mis- take.
 We will do everything possible to make these iasues of city bonds legal said MT. Ward, If the voters accept the proposals to better the public school sys- tenn and also to build municipal light plant. I am frankly of the opinion that the electorate of this city will be- all most unanimous in favor of these bonds and we want to make sure that we can sell them.
 "As to the lowering of the interest rate it means saving of $S75,000 or enough to build 8 civic auditorium. This re- duction of the interest rate will not af- feet the sale of bonds. IS the investing public will buy any good bond at the present time"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-15

tory repeating itself with the addition of having a master director in charge.
 MT. Lawrence is a Birmingham "boos- ter'' in other lines besides music, too; he is an enthusiastic member of the Rotary club and the Chamber of Com merce; his name was one of the first on the guarantee fund for the Minneapolis orchestra which appeared in the two won- derful concerts in this city this season. Indeed his name is always one of the first when the purpose is for the good of Birmingham. Even though he has livef. here only short time he is thoroughly interested in his adopted city.
 In discussing the possibilities with vis- itor to Birmingham sometime ago. who spoke of the drawback that the boil weevl Is to the south, MT. Lawrence was heard to remark: You should come to Birmingham; the boil weevi can't hurt our coal and iron" and when I heard of