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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20

Mississippi Winston county, Hamilton,
GUN and on to Jasper. Advocates of the
road from Birmingham are urging the
location and building of the highway from
Pell City via Talladega, entering Geor-
gia at Tallapoosa and on to Atlanta.
Others are pushing the route from Pell
City to Lincoln, Admission and on to the
Georgia line The third route is proposed
via Talladega, Sylacauga, Goodwater,
Alexander City, Dadeville, Lafayette,
Lanett, Ga, and on to Atlanta.
j. A. Rountree, secretary of the United
States Good Roads association, which
body is promoting and pushing this high
way, is receiving letters by every mail
from citizens in the various towns and
counties urging that this highway be To-
Gated along the proposed routes.
After a permanent organization is per-
fected in Birminghom special commit
tee will be appointed to go over the pro-
posed routes from Memphis to Atlanta
and report the best and most feasible
route. The United States road depart
ment will be requested to furnish an ensi-
neer from that department to accompany
this committee and to make a report.
Assurances have been received that a
large delegation will come from Atlanta.
as well as Memphis.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
MRS. MORFORD HAS
GAINED 50 POUNDS.
Friends Marvel at Her Won
derful Improvement-Had
Suffered Almost Death

when I read about Tanlac somehow
felt like it was just what needed and
1 have not been the least disappointed.
1t has increased my weight 30 pounds,
and my friends who hadn't seen me Tor
sometime seem astonished when they see
me now" was the statement made by
Mrs. Lottie Morford, popular member
of a movie film company, and residing
at 1923 Laura street, Jacksonville, Fla"
last Thursday.
81 had no appetite" continued Mrs
Morford, land l suffered almost death
with stomach trouble and Indigestion.
Nothing 1 ate would remain on my stom-
ach, not even milk or water. l fell OIL
from 140 pounde to 100 and was SO
weak 1 had to lie down nearly all the
time l was very nervous and could
neither sleep or rest. Finally my condi-
ton became so serious L was confined to
my bed for two weeks and my FAMILY
wanted to rush me to the hospital, but
/ wouldn't consent.
IT'S the simple truth, 1 began feeling
better almost as soon as l started on
Tanlac, and I could just feel my strength
returning every day. [ have taken TWO
bottles and haven't had an ache or
pain since. My appetite returned better
than ever, and I'm hungry all the tiine'
and 1 can eat anything without the least
discomfort The gas and all the dlstress
have gone out of my stomach ana no"
it's a genuine pleasure for me to eat
I'm not nervous at all, and | sleep me.
1 have gone up in weight from lOo pounds
to 100. a net gain of 30 pounds, and I'm
still gaining. But the best of it all is m
over my awful suffering, and just leei
like a new woman in every way. l heeI
SO grateful over my recovery l m tei,ihs
all my friends what saved me. When
they wonder at my improvement ana ASK
me what doctor 1 had, just say lanlac.
If anyone don't believe what say aooue
NV Improvement justssell them to come
to INV hoem and take a look at me and
then ask my neighbors how looked be-
fore l took Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu-
sively by Patton-Pope Drug company ana
Eugene Jacobs drug store.-AdV.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
REQU|S|T|ON FOR
WEAVER REVOKED
Montgomery Minister Ar
rested on Florida Charge
Now at Liberty

Montgomery, September 19.-(Special)
Thomas w. Weaver Methodist preacher
who was arrested here Sunday on a war
rant from Florida. obtained his liberty
this morning when Governor Henderson
revoked the requsition which had been
previously granted for the return of the
minister to Florida. The governor acted
after he had heard a committee composed
of the Rev. f. A. Dannelly, presiding
elder of the Methodist church for the
Montgomery district; the Rev. F.. C,
Moore pastor of one of the leading
Methodist churches Of Montgomery; w.
II. Sanford, legal advisor of the gov
ernor, and T. A. Hines, Jr. Mr.. Sam
ford is high in the councils of the Meth
0dist church. 1t was shown to the ex-
ecutive that the charges preferred against
Mr. Weaver were frivolous, involving a
transaction of only $40. The governor
readily rescinded the requisition.
In view of the governors action, 1t be-
came unnecessary to hear the habeas
corpus proceeding instituted late yester-
day in Mr.. Weaver's behalf and the pro-
ceeding was promptly dismissed Late
today no officer from Florida had ar
rived.
The preacher was happy to be united
with his family and friends, who ex-
pressed deep regret over the embarrass-
ment to which he was subjected The
warrant for his arrest came from Ver-
non, Fla, being made by w. A. Parrish.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
KEEN INTEREST IN
GOOD ROADS MEET
Rivalry Develops Over Loca-
ton of Proposed New
Highway

Considerable enthusiasm is being
aroused in the proposed Memphis, Bir-
mingham and Atlanta highway. A gen
eral meeting for the purpose of organiz-
ing permanent association to promote
and build this highway has been called
to meet here October 6 and 7. Probate
Judges, mayors. commercial and automo-
bile clubs, and good roads associations
in counties of Tennessee. Mississippi,
Alabama and Georgia through which this
proposed highway will traverse, have
been invited to send delegates to this
meeting, and also to present the claims
of their respective towns and counties in
regard to locating this highway
Some of the advocates are pushing the
claims of the road from Memphis via
Florence, Tuscumbia, Sheffield RUSSELL
Vile on to Jasper. Others are using this
road to be built from Memphis through
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
COUNTY JAIL CASES
ARE SET FOR TRIAL
Deputies Under Indictment for Viola
lation of the Prohibition Law
Will Go to Trial

In the second division of the Grim
inal court before Judge William j.
Fort this morning the trials OF various
employees of Sheriff I. J. Batson on
charges of violation of the prohibition
law is scheduled
Deputy Sheriff Conrad w. Austin,
who is the chief prosecutor in these
cases, is expected to be in court this
morning Mr.. Austin was prevented
from appearing last Monday morning
because of the death of his daughter.
Walter B. Merriweather, inside war
den A. B Batson, superintendent; Gro
yer Hendon, former deputy sheriff;
Percy Higdon, a deputy sheriff, and
w. NJ Rurleson, a deputy sheriff, are
the county jail attaches who go to
trial this morning. Marshall Jones and
Walter Foster, two negro janitors of
the courthouse, will also go to trial
on the same charges.
These cases have already, excited a
great deal of public interest and have
been postponed several times. They
are expected to go to trial this morn
ing and Circuit Solicitor Joseph Tate
will conduct the prosecution for the
state,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
For Tired Women
With Aching Heads


They help me so much and find
relief as soon as 1 begin taking your
Foley Kidney Pills" Mrs. Frank P.
Wood. Morrill,. Maine, r. F. D. No. Q.
Sometimes 1t seems as If you can't
stand the pain across your back. It
Is just making your life miserab BILE
and robbing you of all energy and
strength. When you are constantly
tired, head always aching. nerves ION
edge" kidney action painful and burn
ing. then is the time to start in at
once on Foley Kidney Pills.
They strengthen the weak. ailing
kidneys, improve their action. enable
them to throw off the poisons that
cause your trouble. Your nerves grow
peaceful. sleep becomes sounder. nerv-
Gus headaches disappear. AS Mrs.
Wood says: II ind relief as soon as
begin to take your Foley Kidney
Pills" Be sure you get the genuine
Foley Kidney Pills, for they are
purely medicinal and contain no
harmful drugs.
sod Everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
Girls Training School

Birmingham is making determined er-
fort to keep the Girls Training school.
The present site of the school, beyond
East Lake. having been declared made
ouate, Birmingham realty men are hope
full that the officials of the school will
decide to accept new location near the
city, instead of moving the school to
Montgomery.
A special committee of the Birmingham
Realty Exchange, consisting or =. &.
Fowlkes, James B. Drake and John NJ.
Cartwright, conducted a committee, rep
resenting the girls school. about the dis
trict today, showing them the many
available sites Over Is sites, suitable
for the need, have been listed on the ex-
charge and will be inspected by the COM
mittee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
Two Men Hurt

T. ]. Kimbrough and his son, Isaac
were thrown from their wagon
and painfully injured at s O'Clock yes
terdav morning when the wagon was
struck by an unidentified automobile.
driven by negro. on the Twenty-first
street bridge. Neither was injured badly
enough to be sent to hospital. Mr..
Kimbrough stated to the police that he
did not know how the automobile came
to strike his wagon. as he was driving on
the right side of the bridge.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
Will Promote Pershing

Washington. September 19.-Brig. Gen.
J. J. Pershing, commander of the Amer
lean punitive expedition in Mexico and
ranking brigadier of the army. probably
will be made major general, a vacancy
ir that grade having been created by the
death yesterday of Major General Mills
A successor to General Mills as chief Of
the bureau of militia affairs has not been
selected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, September 19-Forecast for
Alabama, Mississippi: Fair and warmer
Wednesday,; Thursday fair.
Georgia: Fair Wednesday and Thurs
day; warmer Thursday.
Florida: Fair Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Tennessee: Fair and warmer Wednes-
day; Thursday fair.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
Finals Today

Pittsburg, September I'D. c. Cork
ran of Princeton and J. w. Hubbell OF
Harvard will meet tomorrow on the
links of the Oakmont Country club to
determine the individual intercollegiate
golf championship of the United states.
Corkran won his way into the finals
The final match will be for SO holes. The
second round was played this morning
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
NEWS OF ENSLEY

The Republican club will meet tonight
at p. m. in the inferior courtroom on
Avenue f. An address by George j.
Beyers will be the feature of the even
ing. A full attendance of all those in
terested is requested.
Robert Morris Day was celebrated at
the meeting of Mary Echols chapter. No.
125, held in Blakemore hall at Fairview.
The chief address of the evening was
made by Mrs Amy Carl grand con-
ductress. special call meeting will be
held this evening to confer the initiatory
degree on several candidates.
The second meeting of the Sesame club
will be held this afternoon at the homo
Of Mrs. T. F. West of Pratt City.
The first meeting of the Ensley High
School Athletic association will be held
this afternoon at the building for the
purpose of electing officers. President
John Hassler states that the outlook for
a championship football team is very
good.
Mrs. C. c. Dickey will be hostess to the
Highland Crochet club this afternoon at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. l.. w. Du-
puy on Cherry avenue.
A call meeting of Fonvile Grove, No.
rs, of the Woodmen circle will be held
this afternoon at the hall at 2:3o p. m.
that all members be present for practice.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
Gorgas to Brazil

Mai Gen. William e. Gorgas, surgeon
general of the United States army. and
other sanitary experts who are studying
health conditions in South America ar
rived here today from Venezuela. The
will proceed next to Brazil
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Summary of observations made at
United States Weather Bureau stations
during the "a hours ending at p. M.
seventy-ffth meridian time. September
Is, 1916:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
POLICE NOTES

Rayfield Booth, negro, who was arrested
in Ensley last week by Chief of Detec-
tives T. ]. Shirley, Detectives Mosef and
Garner on three charges Of burglary and
grand larceny, was identified yesterday
afternoon as the negro who held up and
robbed Joe Boulokas. a Greek merchant
1881 Eighth avenue, north, of $40 on All
gust 8. Booth was identified by Tom
Wood, a negro night Waterman, who wit
messed the robbery of Boulokas.
Sandy Harris negro, was painfully in
jured last night about 9 o'clock, when
he was stabbed in the side with
knife by an unidentified negro man in a
negro pool room, 1923 Fourth avenue,
north, after a dispute over a game of
billiards. Harris was sent to the Hillmap
hospital in the police emergency auto
mobile, where his wounds were dressed
His assailant escaped.
John Booth. negro. was arrested last
night by Detectives Moser and Garner
on charge of assault with intent to
murder 1t is alleged that Booth struck
Jim Gregory, another negro in the head
with an ak several days ago at Thirty
second street and Avenue F. Warrants
have already been issued for Booths ar
rest.
The large plate glass window Of the
Acpco Pharmacy, 300 Sixteenth avenue,
north, was broken by an unidentified per.
son early yesterday morning and the
pharmacy was entered. The sum OF $40,
which was taken from the cash register
was the only thing reported missing. Of
fcer Giles of North Birmingham dscov-
cred the glass being broken at 80 o'clock
and upon investigation the cash register
was the only thing disturbed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20

The second meeting of the Sesame club
will be held this afternoon at the homo
Of Mrs. T. r. West of Pratt City.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-08
5000 wcitere Rational
OarSiItcn heimbccrSert

@oibington, s. 8es. Gos
4riegsoepnrtement bot cine Sr6re
erIoiieuL tpora1 tueitere 6000 Ra.
tionaIgarbiIten bon Der @rense
beintgeifidt uno ousgenuItert mer.
ben. General 51initon bat folgen.
be Srgoniiationen beim6eoroert:
ambuIdrce GoHtponp SO. 2, SEEM
9orf; GeloboipitoL $50. 2, Retu
Dorf; 2. Battalion @enietrubpen,
elm Brigade Snuptquartier, Sem
gorf; Signal Battalion. Stem gort;
gteu gorf; IS, Snfanterie, genn.
iplnonia; 8atterie g., Utah; 4.
Battalion 6elos artiGerie, gaIiforni.
en-; /. Battalion Beloortilerie, W2iI.
$40. 1 Mniiaduletts ambr.
Gomponp; 2. Snfonterie, Soo.
30; 1. Snfonterie, Soma; /. gatail-
ION, Gelo.QrtiIlerie, Soma; SianaI
Dtitrift bon Columbia;
9atterie Q aonias.
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Nnoriffc Ser Serbcn
tnS RMien crla9mcn!

Berlin, s. 8es. CJrnfenberidt)
= Gas ariegsamt meIoete beute,
OoB bic ierbiiden angriffe bel
Srraoa, peitlid bon Monoitir, alle
abgei9loeen nno 0iefen bel eineru
@egenangriff SobeniteIlungen abge'
ronrnien tpur0en.
Sofia, s. Sea. = 9n8 bulgari.
ide ariegsoint beridtet oaB tuie0er-
bolte an9riffe Der Serben an Der
@onoItir Sront blutig obgenieien
puroen. Sn Der 9obruoiha, otf
benz Iinfen 6liigel Der 9uGgaren,
er1bt Itf Der 8eino elm,
Berlin, s. 9ea. 6unfenberidt.)
g~tniebeno, oaB ale lire an.
qriffe umionit iinO, uno bic Grtp.
ben Der @enerdle aopeB 1tno Qlr3
nift gum 8ei6en brin9en f0t1nen,
baben bic &ufier bon ibrer Often.
fipe lit oen Rorpotben 4bltono ge.
iloHlllen uno greifen nur bic utto
oa obne groBe &raftentfnlt1ing an.
gn Der Dina 5ront gingen bic
gum angriff fiber, puroen
ieood miibelos oilf ibre olte Stel.
anriidgetporfen.
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6arSinnl Gibbons niebt
fit SraMenitimmretbt!

@oibineton, s. 9e3. @eItern
prroe bier bie erite anti 5rauen.
itimmreht &onpention er6ffnet.
4rs iebem Cell ocs 2on6es botten
iih Delegnten unO 3elegotinnen
eineefunoen. Bon aaroinaI @ib.
bons mar cine 9epeide eingelnufen,
in nelder er iid gegen Die Gin.
iiibritne oes arauenitimmreftes CT.
fart. Der Gir6enfiirIt erflart in
0erfelber, onB oos geIteben ouf 6as
8edt Der Geilnobme am attiben po.
Iitiiden 2eben oarauf bin8ielt, ben
Grauen ben anmltt beg Gbarafters
5n beralben un0 ibnen oofiir nidts
ais Grint gibt. ais mGnnlide 0rei.
itigfeit un6 5redbeit. Srgeno Ell.
ne 8ei6dftigung, ME berIofen0 0ie.
iel6e aud immer iein mag, toeIde
Die aiiimerfiamfeit Der Srallen BON
ibrer b6diten 9fli6t, Der Welltter.
i6aft ablenft. miro in Dem 8erfaG
Der Station uf0 Der SfaiIe refnltip.
rem.
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ntarktberi6te

qptnf NiarEt.
Gle6ern1iiteit bot @iltlsih Sruit go.l
Grangen-9tabeIs, aiIte $3.25-4.00.
9itronen-aiite S%5.bo-8.0o.
@r1peFrnit-aifle $3.5o-i.50.
aepfeI--Dort SntptrinIs. GaB $500; mii'
folri gippins $500 Sab; .. 81. 5nos, Rifle
'$L75.
Northumberland SdB S4.75: MaIa.
gas, EXTRA gut, $500, faHeh $3.50 unO EXTRA
farcb $500 per SAT-
GnnaneH-4luno Az.
eiBfartoffeI- girginias SITS per SaHtper.
aatorfIeI-$t.s5 Der @ulheI.
Semitic
3ipie6eIu, fpauiite. Crate $500.
3piebeIn rot. GELS, 9fo. 4hc.
3ouateil, 2uss, $2.25.
5RobI. 9io. 4hc.
eelerie, mliniean, 9Beo 40e.
eeaerie, California, Crate, S5,75, 2tS. 81.
@ute6aeoes. 9io. 2he.
@elbe, ipeibe unb 9uderriibeh $50. 2Me.
gdItiuaIeH, gfo. 2he.
@urfen, 9uBeno, $500.
Straightforward -5erieps, SOB 5000; Soues.
Sab $1,000. aiite 1925.
aoIusn1fe-sod $3.50: 9usero $500.
GaIniie-Sod SEQ; 9useno $1.0o.
SOHie, 24s, 1913 Site.
Omaha, s. DECEMBER.
@inObieb -8ufiibr 1900.
8eefitiere, feit.
Cute biz bette yeorIins geeDes
-t0.O0-ft.00.
Cute Bis bette, ihIpere. t~orlgefit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-08
pcrlanot rioa
aller ueMtralcn!
Gr.ErdhOeut gnrra bon Megitu
tritt fir cine iOlde elm, nm
ben dries si milSern.

9son, s. Sea. - Grancisco De
la garra, Der fribere probiloriide
Pr1iioent bon Merifo, iprad beute
Dor elmer 8%eriammlung, pel6e an.
l1Blid Der bon Der aamrler ar.
rungierten "2oteiniids amerifoni.
i@en ISOLDE" ItottfanO, uno befiir.
tDortete Die @iloung elmer 2igo
nettroIer Stooten, UNI Die @runoId.
gen 6es 8olferre9tes nifreft 5u er.
bolten.
Der gteoner tpies aitf ole 8or.
teile BIN, peIde obne @ef1broung
Der 0eutralitGt auf Oieiem 8ege
errungen neroeH f0nrteu, uno er.
fIGrte, oob ooS 21no, mel6es in
oieiem 9untte Die SHitiotibe ergrei.
fen miro, Der Sohe Der @erehtie.
tett un0 oes 5orti9rittes einen
Gienit eripeile. Die 0adteile Der
Neittralitdt, tpelde alf ole oeriGies
oene a~lislegung 0es 8oIferre6tes
ourd Die trlegfiibren6en M1hte
berrriadt porOen iino, miiBten be.
ieiti9t tperoen.
nDie n~eutr1len Rotionen boben
cine groBe 4ufgnbe Sil erfiaen,
iogte be la 8orro, LIMB man mub
5ugebeL ooB iie oieier anfgabe NIT
ein5eIner ausnobme aud nabreno
oes Grieges nohgefommen iino.
sic baben aud &edte, tueIde felt
aufredt erbolien neroen miiIIen.
sd meiB pobt, pelde S6pierigfei.
ten beute bel Der S1affung elmer
2iga Der ReittrdIen gu iiberiuinoen
iino, aber mir baben Die 2iga notig,
uno i'd boffe, Dab oos geilpieI Der
orei ifanoinobiihen Stnoten ni9t
obne 6rudt bleiben miro.
IS fonnte cine 2igo gebiLoet tuer.
ben, obne Die itrenge 0elitralitGt
mf6ugeben rtt6 obne Die SatIoGe
aus benz Quge 5u nerlieren, ooB
bic aaiierten heibloiien b1ben, Die
Streitfragen nit ibren Seinoen
ielbit gu l0ien. Die &edte Der Seen.
traIen niiroen better getu1brleiftet
mer0en unO Die @rfiilung ibrer
Bflidten mare nirfIomer. 8on ote.
ier 2iga miiroe Die @eredtigfeit qe.
itdrtt neroen itno oie Sarefen 6es
&rieges pitr6en mertlid nerrinaert
per0en. 8ie biele Menidenleben
fonnteu geretet, ipie biele SntereI.
len fonnten getpGbrLeiItet un6 nie
biele Grin5ipten, grungenf9often
Der Qualification, piiroen oufredt
erbalten neroen."
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Der R~icienSampfer
,,GaleSonia" perienkt!

2onoon s. Sea. - 2lobos ma.
den bente befannt, oob Der our
andor 2tnie geb6riee 9unpfer
Caledonia" leoenfaas berienft NOR.
ben lit. Caledonia lit 1929 Gonnen
groB, tuur0e i'm Sabre 1904 erbout
unb geb0rt nof Glasgow, gnglano.
0etu 9orf, 3. 9ea. Der Gam.
pier Caledonia felt felt arieg86e.
ginn in 3tenit Der britiIf)en gfe.
gierina uno pur6e ols Srdnsport-
f6iff benutt.
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NtaSiIcit Square
OarSen perItei0ett!

gtctu gorf, 2. Sea. = Mobiiou
Square @aroen, Der SdntpIot
3obIreider 6nuitfdmpfe, gferoeors.
iteillngen uno poIitiider 8eriamm.
luneen, lptroe beltte al 6ie SEEN
gorf Site Sniuronce 60, fir 49,.
in 6ffentIider MUTTON Der.
fault. Gas @eb1ube mar nit Ell.
ner SDpot9ef bon $1.750,O0O be.
loltet.
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Sran5Siii6cr StMrtft>
Nnoriff mi6linot!

Berlin, s. 9es (Gunfenberi6t.)
- Dos arieesamt meIoete beltte
nndmittag, hab fron86iiide Snfan.
terie gegen oie bon ben 9eutI6en
eroberte S6be 304 gum Stitrm an.
iebte, ober bIrttg obeeihloger ruur.
be. Cont bot it6 auf Der 8eTt.
front nidt8 bon 8idtigteit er.
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iSarnarn Sheater.

Seltte un6 rorgen finO int Sor.
nam Sbeater Die beriibmten giloer
bon Waarp 4idfOro al ieben, Oas
pufenoe Stid tpieoergebeno Seq
Of tbe Storm 9th. 9ieie8 intereI-
iante @anoeIbilO bot i'm Often bos
gr0Bte aufieben erregt un6 boae
S1uier ge5oger. Sier ioIte 0as
nidt minoer Der 6oa iein.
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Mnicn>Nrtiitent
Srcben nit Strcik!

Chicago, s. 0ea. - Ebeoteritn.
ternebmer unO &beaterngentllren III.
den g~egenpartig nod nidt gum
8erbono geb6rige @oltoebiIle. uno
8urIe8que.aiinitler sic befirdten
eine1 Streit bieier @rt giibnen.
fiinitler, Der nod an l1mfong alt-
nebnen oiirfte, ioaten Die Muiifer
ttnb 4uIiiienidieber fid Dem 5treit
onihlieken.
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