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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

Nor is the furious and more or less
successful fighting of the English and
French along the western European
battle line of the slightest assistance
TO the much battered ana rapidly re-
treating Rumanians. Evidently. Flu-
mania. altho she was urged into the
war by the Entente Allies. is to be left
to fight her battles alone, except for
the little help that Russia has been
able to spare her. And complete an
initiation appears to lie her portion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

and pour off all the drippings except
two large tablespoonfuIs, being care
full to retain the brown substance at
the bottom.
Add two tablespoonfuls of flour
letting this cook for minute with
the dripping. Add i pint of cold
water, stirring we'll. Add a slice IF
onion, letting gravy cook 4 few min
uteS to extract the Juice, then re-
move the onion. Strain gravy. This
gravy is free from grease and has a
good flavor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

The millennium for which the grain
producers have been looking 50 long
has evidently arrived. Some high
grade wheat sold for cash in Mime
apolis the other day at 81 a bushel
And on the same day some yellow
corn brought 81 a bushel in the KAN
sas City markets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25
DINNER STORIES

The nervous man had an uncon-
Querable dread of fire. Even when
he went holiCay-making he carried q
rope with hook on the end to facili-
tate his escape in case of fire. In one
of his summer trips the proprietor of
a small country hotel happened to
come into the nervous guests bedroom
just as he was unpacking- The pro-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

When they got their artillery in
position to work out according to the
most approved or effective methods
of modern warfare, the British oper-
atins in the Somme region took in a
few hours a strongly fortified German
trench as long as the entire line of
conflict at the Battle of Gettysburg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25
MEMBER;
Associated Press.
Audit Bureau of Calculations.
American Newspaper PuDHShefs
Association

Most of the natural gas consumers
in Kansas have probably already ut
+e.sd "a fervent amen to the obser-
vatiuns IF Judge Booth OF the leoerai
court to the effect that the gas sltua-
ton is intolerable. And the worst OF
it all is that public authority in Kan
fas is largely TO blame fer this condi-
ton of affairs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25
MY LADY.

MY LADY.
Ny lady l would love to speak
of glowing roses on your cheek.
OF softly-flaming silken flush
On lily-petaled skin tbut hush!
l think I'll stay my pen while
Perhaps pale faces are the style.)
NY Lady. would love to tell
OF graceful folds which suit you well,
OF ruffles bright which softly swish,
OF satins lighter than wish
tBut vet perhaps I'd better wait,
| haven't seen the fashion plateD
A Ware in Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25
Ounce Chips.

Wash and peel ounces: quarter and
cut out core. then cut in thin slices.
az for frying potatoes. Pun in kettle
and cover with water: let cook until
tender, then measure both the fruit
and juice. Add as much sugar az fruit
and juice and cook until a nice red
Put in fruit jars and seal. Delicious
for sauce or cold meats.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

anyway" said Graytaa. It only wish
l was in my own hole My coat is
getting awfully damp here ard The
ground is getting SOFT as rnueh.'
Let me explore this log" suggest.
ed Policeman Billy. maybe it's hoI-
low, and If il is you can crawl in
there and keep dry. This Certainly Is
a RANT" Kind Policeman Billy Iook.
ed into the old log and found II hoIfozv
and the three climbed inside. Ever
II they We're crowded. it was better
than to be getting so wet
And all the while il raiEed and rain.
ed and rained- = (Copyright-ClaIa
Ingram Judson.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

Colonel Roosevelt, also, seems to be
the. recipient of all of the rousingly en-
thusiastic demonstrations Of the presi-
dental campaign.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25
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On lfcation in Topeka. 60. ,.--,
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

Rinse and hafve two pounds of CALI
fornia grapes. Prepare one cocoanut
grated fine. Use one pineapple sliced
thin Place alternate layers Of each.
using graduated sugar and tart jelly
or crane Juice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

magic folks think we three. huskfes
ought to ge. that raf' off the dam by
ourselves. but Ill declare, / don
know how"
I'VE can't do anything in this rain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25
How to Make Pork Roast Digcstiblc.

After carefully wiping the meat
with wet towel, lay it on rack in
the dripping pan and place it in a
very hot oven, where it will quickly
scar over on all sides. Then reduce
the heat of the oven and pour into
the pan with the fat, which has come
from the roast, a cup of hot water
Now cut in small pieces two large
tart apples and put these into the pan
where cooking they will give up their
acid.
Basic the meat very often with this
liquid, adding water when neccssslrv
letting the pork cook slowly and
thoroly. Season with salt and pepper
when half done
A little flour may be dredged over
the roast at intervals and a few sage
leaves powdered may be sprfnkIed
over 1t. Sage and pepper scorch cas-
lily and must he frequently basted
Apple sauce and horsera dish NAV
accompany the roast pork as usual
When the roast is done take it M
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
The Table.

Sweet Potato Pie-This is very
nourishing and tastes good Can use
only one egg if you wish. When boil
ing sweet potatoes for a meal (they
are cheaper now than Irish potatoes)
take out enough we'll done potatoes
to make a pint; mash and rub thru
Il sieve. To a pint of this add three
pints of sweet milk, tablespoon melted
butter, teacup of sugar, three eggs,
pinch of salt: add nutmeg flavor.
Have under crust only
Eggless BUTTERFLIES Milkless Cake
Two cups brown sugar, two cups
water two tablespoons lard, one tea
spoon salt one package raisins (seed-
leSS), one teaspoon cinnamon, one
teaspoon cloves. three cups flour, one
teaspoon soda. Boil together the
sugar, water, lard, salt. raisins and
spices for five minutes. When cold
add the flour and the soda dissolved
IN a teaspoonful of hot water This
makes two loaves. Bake about forty
minutes in slow oven. This cake is
CT a good texture and will keep moist
long time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02

Der nor einiser 3eit bon ben
Sefterreidern nod m~ebrtdsisen BEL
~oenmiitisen &dmpfen eritiirmts aOtps
ce, 1T Der bsilise Berg Der Wontss
rssriner. auf ibm fanben bic taps
fersn SDhns Der f4parsen 8srse tire
lebte unb ii9erite 3ufIu@t, psun iie
bon ibren Sobfeinben, ben 5iirten,
aus ibren Dobnitdtten nod bart
nddisem Sample Deriast tpOrben NOS
rem, unb bon ibm itiesen iie lpieber
berab, tpenn bic Seinbe bas table.
unfru9tbare aanb, in benz lie nur
serinse 2ebensmittel fanben, tpieber
batten b~erlaiien miiiien, UNI nidt
Sunsers gu fterben... -.
Sdon tpsnn man NIT benz Saiff'
fi9 Der 8oe9e bi Gattaro ndbert, ir
f9reibt elm aorreiponbent, erblidi
man tpsitbin in sraupeiBer Sarbe
leu9tenb unb aus Der boben Selisns
tette, Der man auiteuert. iid itoIa
unb sebieteriid erbebenb. einen maiiis
gen peiten Jelienbudel, beiien Sc
italt ipegen ieiner oberen geraben
Sld9e unb ietnen na9 allen Seiten
f9rGs berabfallenben DGnben aebns
lt9feit nit einem SarsbedeI ,beilBt.
9os 1T Der 2opeen. Gr beberri9t
infoIse ieiner S0be (3240 Sup nidt
nur bic Diterrei4iiae 8oc9e, ionbern
aud ben sansen peitIiden Sell Mon,
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Fine rfsrdsshtion.

Der .toue pIatenA 1T elm in Der
preuBf9en @si9t9te ni4t ulriibms
li9 betanntsr Retterfiibrer Der Ses
freiunsstrisse .senannt porOen. absr
8eneralmnior bon Ylaten mar ni6t
mr. elm tiidtiser unb tiibner Soloat,
ionoern al9 elm Mfann, Der auf feline
lInter9ebensn in sei9idter @eiie eins
auEpirten psrltanO. Dos geI9ab frets
li9 mandmal in prisineler Irt. So
belt er gum 8eiipiel in ieiner gstas
oron bes 2itauiiAen Srdgoner : RE
giments Defenders auf fprgfGltige
pferbepilsse. Ra9 Der Siitterung Be-
iudte er rsssImaBis bic GtGae, iros
bel ibm cine Srbonnana nit geiiias
lem Wafereimer folsen mubte. unO
I'D ii9 elm pfero in i%rsenoeiner Weiie
perna4ldfist seiste, er6ielt Der aeiter
cine prattiiae 2ettiOn in Der Pierbes
pfle9e. 9as sei9ab gum 9eiipieI,
ipenn bas Yfero ni6t gebOris ees
trdntt NOR, folgenbermnben:
Ser SOloat muBte in Der Sob.
nung Platsns antreten, mo er pbne
S1eltporte empfansen purbs. SIN
8esenteil, er ipuroe fogar an etnem
feingebedten Slid PlaB gu nebmen
genOtiet, auf tpel6em porSii9li9e Ses
rinse ftanben. Daneben lag elm Sud,
bic rSnitruttion iiber PferoepfleseA.
$50. mein Spbn", iaste Damn Yla>
ten, nun lerne Den Ibi9nitt nuss
ipenbis, unb bamits Dir nidt gu
idtper pirb, tannit gu Did an benz
mas bier itebt, mad 9eraensluit, TO-
oiel bu piIit, Iaben". Damn psrlieb
er bas 3immer, unb Die Solge ipar,
baB ii9 Der unfreiniuise @aft Su<
nd9ft an sic l.ibliden Semitic bielt
unb Die Seringe ab, bann erit ans
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02

~tenesrOs. 5Gbrt man auf Der id0>
men Serpentinenitrabe bon gattaro
binauf in bas 5elien4aos, bas man
ftatt Der lanbesiibliden 9e3eidnuns
Gernasora feltfam genug nit Der
italieniiden llebertrasung Montenes
gro nsunt, unb tpeiter binein Bis
mad Gstinie, ia nod ipeiter Bis &ieta
obsr 8irbaoar am Stutariiee, 10
bleibt Der 2opcen unfer itetiger Be
sIeiter, einem tr,rbisen Wddter fets
nes 2anbes sleidenb. Mit idroffen
r1ur In ibren unteren SeiIen iparli4
bepaIbeten 2ebnen fdIlt Der 2otueen
auf bas unter ibm fid ausbreitenbe
Raritsebtrse berab. 5ter. an ben
9(bbGnsen bes 2oipesn unb in ben
aertIifteten S4Iudten Ses ihn in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02

@sianbi9aften itatt bss bort ni9i
porbanbenen CITES 9ernenbuns fin
bet. BON getinje aus erblidt man
auf benz slatten 8ipfel bes 2otucen
einen pin5isen peiBen puntt. 9as
1T cine tleine einfa9e &apelle, tpel4e
bic Wontenesriner BEN @eod6tnis
ibres sroben 0idters unb Staatss
names 8labita (biefen SiteI filbrteu
friber bic 5iirften bes 2anbes) pc
ter III. erridtsten, unb bier rubten
aud beiien @sbeine, BIB R0Hs Ris
tolaus aus einsm tIeinen !9iiseI in
unmittelbarer 9Gbe bes Rloftsrs IN
getinie ibm Elm f9Ones grabmaI ers
ridten Iieb. in tuelhes bic Refte oes
sroBen 9orfatrsn bes aDniss sebst'
tet tpurb.n.
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= Rad b!m m II E + 9 ii It l.
gen 8eiipiel 8abens lit nunmebr
aud in MedlenburssS 4perin bic
8eriorsuns beoiirftiser Srauen unO
Wdbden nit Seimorbeit fir &riessz
Spede in ansriff senommen tporben.
Die anresung TT bon Der @rpBbers
5ogin aussesansen. ole bic auf bieiem
Gebiet iepr iesensrei9en Curriculum
gen in 8aben tennen gelernt bat.
lin cine dbnlide ginri9tuns gu
l4affen, bat iid in elmer i'm S9ipes
riner SaloB unter 2eitung Der
8robber5osin ab9ebaltenen Grim
oungsperiammluns. an Der aud ser
8robber5os uno bic 9roBber3osin
bon Olenburs teiInabmen, elm auss
i4ab fiir 9eimarbeit sebilbet. Der
ausi4ub, in benz bic @roBbersosin
Ielbttdtig mitipirten min. iol ii6
our4 seeisnete DISQUALIFICATION aus
DEM san5en 2anbe ersGn5en. Iuf
ginlaouns Der @pobbersOsin nabs
men profeFDr llbbelobbe aus 8arIss
rube unb 5rau Gebeimrat Batter
mannsW annbeim an Der 0eriamms
lung tell. nm iiber bic 6abiidea Gin.
tidtanesn ~ beridten.
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= Yrinsetitn GItfabetb
gu Sobenlobe : S6ilinssfirit lit. CT
Sabre alt, in Qltauhee geitorben. 9ie
Beritorbene, seboren am 80. RoDems
Der 1874 gu Shiainssfiirit, mar ole
Sohter oes Girften Gblootpis, prins
aen gu 5obenlobe : S4ilinssfirit.
bes ebsmalisen ReidstanSlers, Der i'm
SuIi 1901 gu Rasa3 ftarb.
Sci Ger SauptbausB BE,
ratunssitele fir ben W%ieoeraufbau
Oitpreubens in RDntssbers liesen
mebr ala 5000 BauantrGse fiir Reu,
bauten Der bon ben Rufeu 5erftSrteu
0ebGube DOT. SIN Jribiahr birften
na& SdGbuns bon fu9beritGnbiaer
Gstte 1900 Mntrase porltaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02

2ernen sins. Dabei fteate iid bann
frsilid nur aaauidneI beraus. bab
ser 2ebrmeiiter etpas Wt9tiees Dsrs
gefIen bate: Die @etrdnte. CD lerns
te Der Sdiler oenn mO9li6it fleis
Zig, Inn ii6 re9t balo, Der Weiiuns
gemGb, beim General, Der i'm Tsbenz
simmer fab, meloen gu tDnneu' unO
entlafen gu tperOen. unb er wurOe
ni6t eber entlahen, Biz er iein pens
FUN gut tannte, unb muBte bann
iofort in bas ber~eititebenoe 8lieO gum
Grersieren eintreten, oamit er ii9 in
.bie arrne Pferbeieele binetnoenten"
tonnte unb pubte, pie einem Pferbe
sei9iebt, oas balbberouritet seritten
iperben iOl.
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8ir iino erm6dtigt
Mltauit go. Oiehpl

ols &anoioat fir oas Amt oes
Sberiffs bon @asconaoe Gountp an.
su5etgcn, unternorfen DER @ntidei.
olina Der &epublifaniiden Stimmae.
Der Bel Der GrimGr. 8abI. ON 1. au.
guit, 1916.
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baIber SObe u~mssbenb.n geGirses
iammeln bic Monteneeriner ben
S6nee, Der ii9 bort oft BIB Mitts
bes Spmmers unb, tpenn1 er in ges
i4iibten @ruben nufbepabrt pirb,
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8ir Iino ernG6tiat
grnit s. Soener

als 9anbibat fir oas 4mt oes goir,.
tp . &idters, fir Den norolideu 9i-
itrift bon @asconabe Goltntp, ailsi,.
5eigen; l1nterlporfcn Der g,ttIheibltng
Der &epubIifaniiden Stimmeebcr bel
Der BrimGr ,@abL am 1. Slug. 1916.
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Cir Gonntp.& idter 3SrSl. Dit.
Sir limb ernGdtigt
&onitana ". &ief

&onltan3 VI. Hief
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tn : Ridters, fir ben n0roliden 81.
ftrift bon @asconaoe Goilntp, aralt.
5eieen; untertporfen Der gntibeibune
Der &eplblifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
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@ir iin0 erln1htiat

SlVIUI e. SIIUVI
als &an6ioat fir bas Gnt bes @iiei'
iors bon @asconabe Gountp aitau5ei.
gen, unterworfen Ser gntideiorna
Der &epublifaniiden Stimmgeber in
Ser BrimGr. 8abl, am 1. @ug. 1916.
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8tr iino ermGdtigt
q. 6. &nuhin

ols &anOioat fiir oos amt bes
Sheriffs bon @asconaoe Gountp an.
5u5eigen, lntermorfen ser Gntidei.
ouna Der &epi,blifaniider Stimmoe.
Der bel Der Srimdr. 8abI, om 1. glt.
gilft. 1916.
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8ir iinb crm6dtigt
Senrp s. &ifer

alS 4anoibat fir bas @utt Ses gcln.
to . &i6ters, fir Den n6rbIiden 81.
thrift bon 8asconaoe Gountp, ana,t.
5eigen; u%ntermorfen Der @ntideibune
Der &epublifaniiden Stimuaeber bel
Der BrimGr &abl, ON 1. @ug. 1916.
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Sur Sheriff
Sir limo erln66tigt
gbriit. 8oIlman,t

SpltIl. OultHtuIt1t
dig 9anoioat fir oas Mint 6es
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5n5eigen, linternorfen Der gntidei.
oiing Der &epublifaniiden Gtimmge.
Der bel Der grimdr-@ abI, ON 1. au.
quit, 1916.
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@ir Sino outborilicrt
) aIbert ". Saboube.

oils &anoibot fir oas anlt oes @iiei-
lors bon @ascoua0e gorntp an5u5ei.
gen, nnternorfen Der gntideibune
Der Hepublifaniiden Stimmeeber in
Der Brim1r.@ obl, arn 1. Illg. 1916.
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@ir iino ermGdtiat
Muguit 81. &0el

NHBHII y. NSUVl
als 9anoioat fir bas @mt oes aiiei.
Iiprs bon @nsconabe goltntp an5uaei.
gen limterporfen Der gntidei6uns
Ser Republifaniiden Stimmgeber in
Der 8rimGr.8 am 1. slug. 1916.
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DIR Staats. Iniualt.
Bir iin0 crntGdtiat

Is. S. ellis
als &anoioat fir 8icberertpGbluns
(2ter Sermin) gum Imte oes Staats.
Mntpalt bon @asconabe Gountp on.
7 5lseieen, unteriporfen ser gntidei.
burg Der repilblifaniiden Stimmge.
b bel Der SrimGr . @nhL an 1.
4uguit. 1916.
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in SGdsn in mibieli9er 8anberuns
nad gstinie, no CT in Der Slide Der
SofbaItuns unb in ben aiiden Der
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Sre6 &. &oh

als 4onbibat fir bas @ntt bes goun.
tp . &idters, fir ben noroliden 81.
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Der &epublifaniiden Stimmeeber bel
Der BrimGr. @abI, am 1. 9lue. 1916.
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8ir iino outhoriiiert
sSobn g. MiIler

Sobn S, @iller,
OILS &anoibnt fir bas Gntt oes @iiei.
iors bon 8asconaoe gountp ~an5u5ei.
gen, unteriuorfen Der Gntideibune
Der &eprlblifaniiden Stimmgeber in
Der Srim1r. @obI, am 1. Illg, 1916.
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8ir iinb ermddtist
IN, z. @. SenSIeu

~. " - #NHTNNT
OILS sranoioat fir 6as alnt bes
Staats. anpalt bon @asconaoe Goun.
tp a~n5n5eigen, untertporfen Der gnt.
f4eioung Der reprbIifaniidenG timm.
geber bel Der Brim1r. @obl. am /.
Guenft. 1916.
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aanoibaten au;.iseu.
Tar 4iieiiur
Wir limo outhoriiiert

$. W. Sei6breoer,
~ Sanoioat fir bas @mt oes @iiei.
Tors bon @asconabe gountp anSu5ei.
gen, untermorfen Der @nti6eioung
Der &epublifaniiden Stimmgeber in
Der SrimlGr.8 abl, am 1. slug. 1916.
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+. ]. KoeIIer,
s6mitb II. &agenmadu
6ermann. Mp.

I'd, iperbe bei'rebt iein MIR bic bette sr,
beiicn unb W'oarcu su IieIern. Sd hobe
LANCE Griabrur9 i'm pierbebeid,Ia9en io'
wohI ME i'm ed,miebe. unb @asenbonc'
perf.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-30
LARGE ILLICIT
 STILL CAPTURED Three White Men Placed Under Arrest by
 Deputies

One of the large illicit stills in the county was captured miles west of Mor- ris, in the northwestern part of the county yesterday about R:30 o'clock by Deputy Revenue Collector Bennefeld and Deputies Cowart, Dick Bates and Fred H McDuff. Three white men, Andrew Glover, Sanford White and Ephrain Brooks were arrested.
 The still was located about noon yes terday and the men were surrounded be- fore they knew of the presence of the officers. They were said to have been working with the still when caught. They gave themselves up and were brought to Birmingham and locked up in the county jail.
 The still was one of the largest ever captured in this county having a capac- ity of 200 gallons. The officers claim they found about 1000 gallons of beer and 2( gallons of finished whiskey. The still and it's contents were destroyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-30
FORREST HIGHWAY PEOPLE WILL MEET First Annual Meeting of Association to Be in
 Gadsden

Plans are being perfected now for the first annual meeting and convention of the Forrest Highway association, which convenes in Gadsden Tuesday, July IS. The purpose of the meeting is to review the work which has been accomplished by the association during the past year and to elect officers for the coming year. Richard w. Massey of Birmingham is president of the association and has been very active in furthering its worK.
 Few highway projects can boast of a greater accomplishment than the Forrest Highway" said H. A. Wheeling of Rome, seer etary of the association, in discussing the coming meeting. While the associa- ton was originally planned to be a Rome to Birmingham road connecting the two great interstate projects the Dixie and the Jackson Highways, it has overstepped its original plans and has perfected the organization and machinery for the ex- tension of this highway from Birmingham to the gulf. As it now stands, the south ern terminus of the highway is to- be Pen sacola, with further plans being made for an extension to Mobile The call for the meeting at Gadsden has aroused consid erable enthusiasm among the people liv- ing along the route of the proposed high way and the indications point to the most successful and largest attended meeting the Forrest Highway association has ever held"