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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-24
THE ADVENTURES OF MR. TOAD
THE ADVENTURES OF BUSTER
PTAp


THE ADVENTURES OF BUSTER
BEAR"
By Thornton w. Burgess with illustra-
tons by Harrison, Cady Little, Brown
& Co., publishers, Boston.
Mr.. Burgess adds two new titles to
the most popular series of animal books
published, which deal with the excit-
ing and humorous adventures of various
little creatures of the Green Forest and
the Green Meadows. Two of the best
liked animals ere the central figures
of these new volumes.
"The Adventures of Mr. Toad and the
Adventures of Buster Bear" follow as
delightful successors to the volumes
previously issued. among which are:
The Adventures of Reddy Fox,
The Adventures of JOHNNY Chuck,
The Adventures of Peter Cotton tail,
The Adventures of Unc' Billy Postum,
The Adventures of Mr.. Mocker,
The Adventures of Jerry Muskrat.
THE GOLDEN BOOK OF FAVORITE
SONG"
Hall & McCreary, educational publish
ers and booksellers, No. 490 South Wa
bash avenue, Chicago.
1.-THE Golden Book of Favorite Songs
is a new song book. 1t is sweeping the
country like wild fire. Everyone who
sees it likes it, and, Furthermore, buys it.
A glance through it's pages Ieveals the
splendid collection of songs; songs for
every OCCASION; songs for every grade
and for all sorts of schools.
1t is a book with 10 songs, and every
one a good one; also song histories COM
piled from authoritative sources. They
are a unique and valuable feature.
! Further, there is no other school song
/ book that contains so many of the peace
songs of the national choral peace jubilee
committee nor that has so complete a
collection of our patriotic and national
! songs
| The fact is, you will search far and
wide and for a long, long time before
you will find any song book that will
prove so useful in schools as THE Golden
Book of Favorite Songs"
LAST POEMS AND STARS OF THE
DESERT"
BY Laurence Hope. The John Lane COM
| pany, publishers, New York.
| For the first time the life of the east
has in English literature obtained ar
tistic expression in the poems of the
And not little significant is it of Eng
lish life in the east that her work has
found recognition not amongst her
countrymen in India, but amongst those
| who under grey northern skies have the
! taste to understand and the desire to
know passion and beauty in an eastern
garb. Direct and simple in her appeal,
natural and primitive in her matter. she
would in any case find readers only in
those whom high rank or real mental
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you have an olive green dress on hand
collar and cuffs of deep ecru embroid-
cred in green with a BIT of terra Gotta
will be good. Navy blue with sand
colored trimmings worked in blue is
contrast which never fails to be sat-
isfa Glory
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naisurs where an informal reception was
held. The attendance was sufficient to
fill the gymnasium and the occasion was
one of considerable brilliancy. President
and Mrs. Denny and various members of
the faculty and their families were pres
ent, and the senior class paraded through
the hall in body, with a banner at the
head bearing the numerals II. The
freshmen also showed up amazingly,
which is not surprising as there is over
800 of them. Secretary Garrick of the
Y. M. C. A. had many competent assist
ants and ice cream was served to the hun
dreds of guests.
Col. w. C. Davis of the United States
army visited the university Monday to
make an inspection of the institution
with reference to installing the military
courses mapped out by President Denny
last summer. Colonel Davis was much
impressed with the university, the beauty
of the campus, the high grade of the
faculty, the quality of the student body
and the general work of the institution
and on leaving stated that he should rec
ommend the university to the federal
ranks in establishing military training at
this point.
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on that foundation, whatever 1T may
he, build strong structure for the
guarantee of universal and continuous
peace
In the following pages there is
presented a plan which seems prac-
ticable for defining world law, for rem
dering binding judgments in contro-
versies arising between nations and
for enforcing the DEGREES of an inter-
national tribunal. 1t is at least one
step toward strengthening the hand Of
Right against the power of Might"
OTHER BOOKS RECEIVED.
tREVIEWS LATER.)
plain FACTS ABOUT MEXICO"
BY George J. Hagar. Harper Brothers,
publishers. New York.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES" By Woodrow Wilson. Har-
per Brothers, publishers, New York.
THE RISING TIDE BY Margaret
poland. Harper Brothers, publishers,
New York
1.-THE HEART OF RACHEL" BY
Kathleen Norris. Frontispiece by
Charles e. Chambers. Doubleday Page
& Co., publishers. Garden City. N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-24

the course of the story, and these are
not interpolated exciting episodes; each
has an integral part in the gradual cul-
mination of the plot Wall street plays
a dexterous and nefarious part in at
tempting to manipulate both shippers and
vessels as pawns in great financial
game. To combat and Illustrate such an
antagonist is herculean task for Capt.
Boyd Mayo to accomplish almost single
handed, but he does it in way of his
own, which is a seamans way, and also
a splendid achievement. There is a fresh
ness and originality about "Blow the Man
Down that must commend it to the
reader.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-24

The purpose of this department is to
help you with your remodel problem 1
will be glad to answer questions or to
supply ideas for your individual require
ments A description of the color and
style of your old gown. together with a
description of your figure and coloring,
will enable me to reply to your questions
more intelligently and in greater detail.
Address Gertrude Beresford, care of this
paper, and enclose a stamped addressed
envelope for a direct and prompt reply.
Copyright, 1916, by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-24

Whether to invest in an expensive suit
of whether to buy a topcoat-fur or fur
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-24

THE RISING TIDE" BY Margaret
poland. Harper Brothers, publishers,
New York
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES" By Woodrow Wilson. Har-
per Brothers, publishers, New York.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
2rci Gcrionen idpuer pcrbranut.
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Seller 10 idlpere @erlebungen
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mobl cine @ode pergebe1 miro, ebe
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legen elmer eleftfflden 2eitung in
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.ipital geldafft peroen mllBte. gr lit
Elm Mngeitellter Ser Ssborne-@ plo=
ldymiot electric Company.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
$4,000 acknowledgement. gcscu
.. &pru gdfing Company be-
gDlltcit.
@alter 5porbel mlrSc i'm Nuli Ses
Gorjabres ourh Mlltonlphil Ser
@%elcaid)ait Id)msr pcrleBt.

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&orn gafing Company fiir @~erleblll.
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lein, ais cr bon eillenl Dem Mngeflag.
ten aeborcnoen Illton1obil eriabt uni
81 9o0cn ~grlporien mllrbe. Ger I'm.
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Gorjabres on Der @arriiou StraBe
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'Gletidplngel lnl0 &aitabld)iirfllrt-
gen am gal1sen &orper ounnn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
9emti6es absater.

Die Saiinn gelt itrern Gl1oe el1t
gcgell, mn llod) mel1ige Gnrltelllll
gen, mern llid)t iiberballpt 1lllr nod
c II c cil16ige llto llnier Ieltid)es
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loic'em lpertbuollen literarild)el
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}oes Nutors. slltf sic @iltitl1oirullg
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ties aebel1, INT ben Mheno mirflih slt
elnem Gbrcn=slbeno SIT geitaltcn. -
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lens 4potbcfs %beaonner.
9ladlteheno geberl mir nodnlals
pic onsfiibrli6e @cieslnlg oes
|Stiides.
Gcripncm:
Sralt @ergelltbeim, Steuerinipeftors
mittme 2onile 9riicfner
Glic, peripittmcte sdmiot, ibre god)=
ter Martba 8al1bberq
Sorra, fire Sod)ter. Irol1ces @egner
Holt, ibre Sodter Marg. Sarau
@llbelm Gogel, Notwithstanding !.
SSames 9riicfner
W1llfelnlan11 <rt @oriB
Waor, iein Sobn Oscar @pfn1al1r
Hid)orD acBler, Heilenber tei @il1=
fellnanm @iaD Miibl)art
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33lplld]en Dem l. slft unb Sen 8
ilbrigen lieat ei11 3eitralrn BON 3
Molloten. Spielleitung: gsillD
M'iiblgan.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
0rabam 'rciit Gc,ltr nab Gbieaaa
an '5a,le pon idJuarlpiegeu
ben M%rallmcaiep beiierc Gerlid)e-
r~Alllgsratcn iiir Gapenport 5ll
erlangerl. .&

@aufunmiiiar 81. s. @roDam luiirrp
.l5eltte Moraen nad) Chicago abreiiau,
lln nit 6. 81. gppnicno, Sem sort
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goriibcnoen 0es Ginidyabungsbii-
real,s fir Sen staat Sorba III, ;3u-
%lammenfunit treten, I'M cine nieori-
gere ger1iderllngsrat fir Turcnport
5l cr5ielen.
9ci elmer @eriam1llmg bon Or
diteftelt, Sic NIT lll,terbred)unae,1
falt cine polle @ode in Mniprl,d,
nalInl, mtroen 6em 9anfommillar 10
ldperpiegc1oe Nrgltnlctrtc poraelegt,
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merNelr. ilaA
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gllrlelts lit Sic sthIdafflma pip,ii,,
@ol5plattci,, nit oetelt Sic 0aad,er
ser Stiltler lit Gapenpo,rt friiber falt
tets geOedt pdrelt. 5dntntIid)e
@eballoe, Die cine b~eitinntte @roBle
inns @citc ba6elt, ntiii1en init al,to=
snatiirtear Sprinfleripltem tb,eerlIc'bfesn
lptrSel1. Ia5ll f,nt1nt llodJ oqss Der
Geiierte 6eiletiralbr= lnto @aIier
lplspN Ser StaSt. 56i.'Al'
Solicit & Souriaan, 9alln15iid-
ter; fir gallme, 3ierItral1ber, So
zen, @einreben nn6 2anbidaftsarbei-
ten. Nbone 9au. 53O5-@. (ln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
9c1te ,uiro NIT Scr Grridtung Sci
nc,te,t 8atdJ SDluer S1tn be-
gDanclt iucr0cn.
SenrD Sort bon Mod sSsslono erbal
&ontraft fir oas $4,000
@ebGmoc.

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'6ielt gelterl ben sllftrag fir Sic TO-
fortige grridtung elmer SIM am
Blaf @aipf @at6 Go,per fit sic
Gri-Gitp Mailtpap Company Suge=
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alte, Die Dor einent Sabre abbralmte,
geitalloen, fat.
Sdon gelte miro nit Ser ao,t-
ltr1ftim 0es @ebauoes, bas gum L.
SSltni fertigaelteM lein ipl, begonl,elt
fperoea. Die @rridtlrng 6es &alies
miro ii6 alrf ll%lgefdbr 100000 be-
lalfe11, tpie 9. s. 9enma1r, ser 8i5e=
praIioent 1lt6 @eneralleiter Ser Srie
Gitp Hailmap Company geliern te=
tantt ma6te. Gas @eballoe miro
ei1en SlGdenralnls BON 70 bei 1872
SUB eirmebmelt llnb 3mei Stofmerfe,
in Stlcco ausgefiibrt, allf5upeiien
babelt. 9as erlte 5tpeflperf piro aus
einet1 groBen Speiielaal, Inn Ben Ell
ne @eranoa berl,mldllft, belteben,
ma9reno ser Ian5iaal Oen 5meiten
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11o1 beoeutenb geld,mafpoller nltb
.belier mlsgefiibrt iperom, ais bieie=
nige, meld}e crit fiir5lih altf Garrlp=
lbeq's Sslano erridtet puroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
2r. s., :. Galtipell beluir6t lid, ,uic-
orrltm nm Saqs Nnnt ei1cs GO= .
= Y r1frtS 49,

Ir. 5. .. gailltipcG lieB apltcrt
ieine &m10ibatltr fit Dos slint zines
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folgreidl befleioet, bltd)ell llltb piri
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&a1oiOat fiir oelt Goroherspplten hei
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8. Sunni lem. gnlil s. Sd)roeoer,
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clerf, reid)te gelterlt ebenfoas leine
&alloibatltr fiir bericlben Soften alli
DEM reptblifaniid)en Iidet Elm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
staot nnb Son D.
eamstas, oeu s. Mpril.
aleius StaOt=M
Sci Suften, erfaltunaen niu.
nnier 8rlllttbee, grl1itpoitiaen ltno
Suitenballam Giepe's Ipptbefe.

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Golnpanp crbielt gcltern cillen Gfla=
%lterfontroft iiir mebrcre StraBcn in
Genepa, 81. Gicies lit Ser critic
Bilaltcrfolltraft, Der JIG oprt al1sue=
gcbcn mllrne.
Sic alljabrlihe &onfercns ser
lllllteo G5riItian Gartp miro am /.
Wiai 1916 in Iapenport abgebaltcn
lucroell. Iicle 9efallntrlid)lng mltr=
0e gcItcrn Don @iuianl Gl1oolpb 9ell=
fert, Dem nationalc1 G~oriibcnoen Scr
SrgoNiiatioll, erlalleu.
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lieB lid) geitern i1 Ser Gapenporter
Mefrlltirani talt fiir Sic 6eloortilerie
mmerben nno reiite idoll aelterl1
abeno llad) ben Sefferlon @arrads,
Mo., ab.
@err ulo SSralt George 9. @a-
mann, go. 2707 Iarnan1 gtroBe,
5cigcn boderfrellt sic @cblrt eiller
llclllel S0a)fer OIL.
@ie aus @alesblrg gen1eloet
mltrpe, mur0e BORT am 3.slpril @errl1
mo sSrau Garl Maiiil1gia ein fleines
Wuodlen geboren. Srall Wfaiiingia
ltannllt GUS Ianeltpnrt nl1o bieB Dor
ibrer Germabll1ng Sri. @allna Sui
tel1c.
6ralt 8inifreo &ecrall pl1roe
gelterll Worgel1 lpegclt S%rlttfenbeit
BON Eoli5eirid)ter &oobelpig SIT elmer
breltagigcn @aftitrafe perltrtbeilt.
SEER un0 1sran Sranf gnoer=
ton bon gettenOorf seigen boderfreut
Die 8ebllrt eil1es fraftigelr Stan1tl=
balters on, Ser poIle 10 @flrn0 mieqt.
90. 6elomar lll1o 5. Greens
inlcf, Die beiOe Ser Irieoel1s lt0rlt11g
allgeflagt lparell, mltroe1 gegelr 3ab=
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&bil. Iallm mieoer freigelaINun.
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miro ont Spnntag in ser 9etteloor=
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lprad)e batten.
5reo gomaros muroe eeitert
Morgell lpege1 Iranfenbeit 81 elmer
1l%llrftaglgell Saftltrafe perllrtbeilt,
Die lbn jeOod} beoingrllgsmeiie mie=
Der erlalien mrlroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
Gapt. G(arles g. Campbell, elm fritz
Bcrcr Gaucnpurter, itirbt iii
3GilaOelplia.

9iad eilrer bier BON Gbilooelpbio
el1gelal1fenet 9eadjridt itarb in oe1
Gl1aferltaot Sept. Charles Scott
Gampbell, cin frii1erer Iapenporter.
Ser Geritorbene NOR elm @etera,1
oes iponil6=amerifaniidell Arieges
lllD Ncglments=s (oilttallt bes 2. Srei.
lpllligenregime1ts Oes staates 9er1r.
mlpaltia. Spater lsnno er Ser %.
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&abrel1O Der lebten SSSa6re NOR ser
gerl torbelte oils Generals uperinten
Dent Der II. g. GrpreB Company an
geItellt nllo lebte iid1 sur Mllbe ME
Der, oils oieie @cleaidoft li6 bon
llber cit1en1 Sabre a1floite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08

6rau glla Carr bon Chicago
miro onl Sonntag in ser 9%ettaroor=
Ter Eresbpterianer=&irdc cine s(ll=
lpra65e battel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
9cmtid : Siterreidl ,tngariid)er,
6ilfs=TDmb.

Die nad)ltebenoe 2ilte Ser @ingim-
&c ipllroe geltertt Ser Heoaftio,1 bon
Ser 9emofrat" 5lpecfs 8er0fTentli=
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0om 9oDc ~abbcrmfem.
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MIlinm q. &llnunel, Der @esirfs-
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Ser &erltorbene erblidte alll %.
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trat ct IN Sic Iiellite Ser Sieg 'Sssrpll
Company Elm nno iieoelte nad) Ia=
Newport iibcr. Bis SIT ieinem 3ooe
geb0rte CT Der sSirna oils Iircftor oll
llro luar ser @e5irfsleiter fiir Sen
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Ositglieo Der Srinitatls= 9ogc Mo.
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lan0, Sa., lrno George mo @ollis
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aus anf Bent @ranopiem (Soma)
6rieobpie.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-28
BOAT
LOST IN SEA
FIGHTING
az AssocIATEp PREss


London, March PA German tor
edo boat is missing since the sea
fighting which followed the British
air raid on Saturday morning on Ger
man aviation sheds in Northern
Schlesweg- Holstein, according to an
official German statement received
here by wireless.
The statement is as follows: "The
English naval aeroplane attack on the
north Tristan coast failed completely.
Two armed fishing steamers on out
post service fell victims to English
vessels. Our naval aeroplanes at
tackled the English naval fighting
forces and succeeded in scoring num-
Der of hits and in seriously damaging
torpedo boat destroyer. Of the ma
val fighting force which we sent i'm
mediately, only a few torpedo boats
came in touch with the retreating en-
envy during the night of March 25-26,
One Of these torpedo boats has not
yet returned"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-28
VILLA AIDED IN.
HIS ESCAPE BY.
.CARRANzANEN
Practically Unopposed In
Leaving Vicinity of
Naniquipa.
NO ASSISTANCE IS
EXPECTED OF THEM
IF Villa Is Captured At
Early D ate It Will Be
An Accident.
NO ASSISTANCE is
EXPECTED OF THEM
81 ASSOCIATED PRESS.

San Antonio, March 27.-Viila de-
feated a part of the Mexican forces
pursuing him and was virtually unop-
posed by other detachmcats Of the
Carranza army in hrs escape from
Namiquipa, according to unofficial but
creditable reports here. The Gordon
of Carranza troops which was said to
have been drawn across his path made
only slight attempt to effect his cap
ture. In these reports are indications
that the Carranza troops are cooper
ating in only half-hearted manner,
and led army officers here to believe
the early capture OF Villa would be
little better than an accident.
Divided into small bands as his
forces now doubtless are it will be
easy for Villa to keep ahead of the
Americans until he is joined by his
other generals operating in North
Torrcon. Canuto Reyes, one Of his
generals, and the Arrlcta brothers are
said to lead mobile bands of corsid-
cradle force.
Two aeroplanes are reported de-
stroyed and of the six remaining with
the expedition, four are undergoing
repairs. Secretary Baker said others
would be purchased for border serrice
at once.
Officers here who saw Pershing's
dispatches transmitted by Funston to-
day, say they contained only negative
assurances of cooperation of the Car
rama troops. While Pershing SAID
there was no antagonisin. ne did not
mention having been aided by the
/ Carranza forces.