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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30
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aiellen 8altbeiblng borgelest iperoen.
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oen 8eg md Berlin, @ien, Sofia
nlto &pnitantinppel qntrcten.
Sus Ghriftlfiid lon in einer redt
frdftisen Spradc nbeefabt nnb ipeitz
aus LANCER als bie Noten Ser MitteIz
ntadte iein. Sbre lebtere gigenIdaft
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lid aber allf bic 'ldnsere sSorm, Inn ii,
benz Sdriftltiidc 8elesenbeit gu babcn.
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nen 3iele ui,o 9rir3ipien. fir melde
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lung bes 9ofnmentes ltnb n,ar glanbt
bier, DOB baslelbe aud in 8aIbingtpn
polle 8illig,lng ftnben tperbe. (2)
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oes Eraiioentel1 gBilion lou Gin paar
Ease nad Der auf sic Srieoensantrdge
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bDd SIT ctticr Griebensnptc auf.
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| ide 9epeldc aus &openbaget, bcribtet.
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nen,arIs ltnb Roripegens ibrc Bclonbz
ten bel ben 8cgierun9en Ser friegfiib=
|renoen Climber angenielen baben, biez
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bic bon pem Hraiibenten ersriffene
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nelde Ser eblcn Wiotine bes slbIenDers
Der eriten 5ricoensnpte ipiir0is ieir
miirbcn.
Sic brei gcsierllnsen crfldrcn in if
ren 0oten, oaB iie ibre 9fli9ten &C.
seniiber ibren eiacnen @Dlfcrn uno Sc,
gan5en 0aenldbeit seeeniiber bernads
ldIiigen lpiirben, ipenu iie ii, bielen
|fritilben slusenblicfe etfpus ,tuberlll91
Ilieben, I'M Den lnoralildcn llno pbDliz
lIden Qeiben llnb &erlnlten Ser frieg=
| lfiihrerbcn &olfcr nno audi Ser 9feus
tralen Gin Gnbc 5ll MAIDEN nno I'M Ser
@orlblag bes 9raliocnteu 5lr eidez
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

9iigcl lnb ser slnbDbe 3O4 cingeSrllnz
gen linb. Sic 9eutlden brangen big
E5ur 5ipciten lli,b oritten @ertbeibiz
I9ungsli1tie Der Sranspien bor l1no err
lbentetcn iiebcn Mafdinensetpebre.
l@ebrcrc oarauffolgenbe fran55lildc
@esenansriffe ipurben abseidlagen.
Sic ocuti6en Grlppen bra6ten bel
ibrcm erfolsreiden lleberfalle $50 gez
tfangcnc ein.
6raa5pier MAIDEN aug bem lteberfalc
cinclt san5en Srontaneriff.
8aris, 80. Seq. Gas fran50liIde
ariessbnlletiu perfiinbet beute, baB'
Scutldc Sruppen in GROCER Starfc gez
ltcrn al, eil,cr Sront bon orci ailomez
tern nad) elmer bcfti9en artilleriitilden
sgorbcreitnng eincn slnsriff stpii1en
lbem Tpbtcnmanll 6iigcl nnb Der ans
bDbe 304 llntcrnpmmen babcn. Ser
3@oritobbcrllld lpu aber I'M sscuer Ser
fran5Diildcn Irtiucrie llr1o Snfanterie
5nlanrmcngcbroden fem rnb nllr fleiz
men feinblidcn @btbeilunsen iou es
gclnngen iein, in cinen fran50liIden
Sdiisengraben liiblih bonn gootcnz
mann 6iigel eil5ltbringcn.
I g6rblidl bon @erbun, auf bcn1 redz
ten llfcr Der Iaas. lpl1rbe ciuc jtarfc,
bcutide Nefognps5irllusstruppe Dltlid
bon Sarbnltn,ont periprel,gt.
8ritcm bebnei, tire Grpnt an her;
S'sS SDntnic aus.
spnb H. 90. Seq. Sier ipurbe
bcute amtlid befannt ge9eben, baB Sic
|englilben grllppen on Scr gomncz
Srpnt ciae sroBere gtrcde Ser bisber
bon fran50lildcn grnppen bcIetten
|Stcllnnscn iiber1pmmen baben. 6ierz
bnrd lit cine grpbcMnsabl fran5Dliibcr
gruppcn fiir dnocrlpciIige gerlpenol,ng
Ifrei getporbcn llnb man ihcnft bier bca,
Gcriidtc Gianbcn, naB lie on elmer
|ncucn groBangcle9tcn Sffcnlipc Ser
|Sran5olen bor Gcrbun 1beilnebmen
lDllcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30
Ger useridluDrer" @rpseF.
Geteftip Grutplep last fin Die Gertbeis
otglllg aus

Setelltu SlplpieU laYl Iul ple Sellgels
ptgllng aus.
Gan Srancisco 20. Scs. oSm
3rpseb 9csen oeu pelitle1cn eSencrals
fpnItl 8ppp nnp beHen ieebs sDlitaueee
fla9te Itellte beutc alf bent 3eugens
ltono Der 9eteftin Charles 6. GrpnleD
Sic ge9en i'm BON neln S,allpt5euseu
Ser &la9ebebDrbe, 2pltis S. Sntith, ere
bpbene @eldulbislna paB CT alliirte
Munitipnstranspprtc i'll Die 2uft ge&
iprenet poer tire 3erItDrllng geplant
babe, rltnppeg i'll slbrebc. Groiplep gab
offen 5lt, oab CT lpieoerbplt I'M slufs
trage bcs bel1tid]en 8cncralfoululut5
8cilcn enitlang Der fonaoild ameris
faniIdcn @rcn6c pDer rab &ellnoa llns
teruubm. Inn @elpeisnateriul fir Die
alliirten Gcrlebungen Set nmerifanis
leben Neutralitdt 5lt iantmcln.
Inter anoercn lpicbtigeu Gntbills
Iun9en 9clang cs bcnt 3eugcn alldJ.
ipie CT lueiter ausfii6rte, oie gbntlabe
feit5ultellcn. bas ein 2eutnant eSobnz
lion Set amcrifnniiden gunoesflotte
leincn slbldieo nabm, I'M fllr Stub
lanb 9cballtc Sollehbpotc 5uIammens
5ltltellen, unb bnb in Sen Gercinigten
staten 9eballtc. fir Sic britild)e @e<
gierllns beltimlntc slcrpplanc einmal
in Ser 8afeinbaIlc ser giciu Yorfer
stuatsn,ilis su Buffalo aufbeipabrt
lpurben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

Ser glatipnalearSc er(alleit uprben,
mpnat jeoer leiitun9sfobi9e nlannIide
giir9er Der Ser. Staatcn i'm SITTER BON
IS bis 5u As eSabreu i'm @riegsfall
5unt GtenIt in Der giatipnalgarbe eit<
9e3ogen perbcn fam. obnc baB ein
lpeiterer SelcbluB bes apnsrcles bierz
sn erforberlid lit. gu5 itcbt gon5 Dem
YraliSenten 5u.
9ielc @erfiialngen iprrbcn geItern
slbenb bllrd) Jllnhlhreibeu befannt
9entadlt.
slrsentiltiidcs @alitaripltem als
@pr6iln.
8al bington. 30. 9c5. Gas
miIitdrildfe Spitcnl, oas in 9lrgentini<
en bcrrId9t, lit bas 0antcr elmer @orz
lagc fir allgcmeinen @afferoienlt, sic
fir Bic Ser. Staatcn entlporfen mirb.
Seantte Iaacll, bnb Sic &prlage Diez
les Spltcm genau bcfolgen uno 50O,z
900 sfam i'm Gienlte balteu ioa,
ipdbrenb 2,500,000 allsgebiloete Hes
leruiltcn einberllien luerpcn fDnnten.
Sic 6auptpprldrift Ser &prlage
pirO ciniabriseu MilitdrSierit umiaI<
len. gs lolcn slusnabmen lpcgen linz
tallglidfeit uno, lppnlDslif, bie Ser
lpel1bltns seuifer 2eute iiir Irbciten in
5lt &riessSeiten nptbipellbiaen illbuItri=
cllcn sllllugeu oprge'eben tperpen, lua5
450,0 900 bis 100000 BON Den ,00O,z
!000 iln1gen Mdnnern befallen ipiirs
Den, Bic idbrlih bas ad)tSebute 2ebenss
iabr erreiben.
Srut hcr Sbcnernns iperbcn mod int=
mer fir S6O,OOO,OOO 2ebsnsmittel
prp Wtpnat crpprtirt.
sS a If ingtolt 30. Se5. Sic
slusfuhr bon Nabrllnesmittclu aug
|anerifanii6cn@afen nah europa gcbt
in erpBen l1ntfanse lpeiter. 3able1,
Sic eeltern bon Dem gureau fir allse
I0npiiden ltno eiabein1iIheu panbel
in ssolbinstpn perDffentlid1t lpuroen.
lpurbel, 5ci9en, tnq@rd 9t79t7gt7gigs
seigen, pab in bcn erlteu elf Ntpnatelr
nicies sSabres @aureu I'M @ertbe polr
llnsefabr S67O,0oO,0oo poer nebr
penn s6o,ooo,ooo i'm 9aonat altssea
! fiibrt ipurben.
an ser, Spise itcben Srotitoffe.
BON luelden in Sen 9enallnteu elf
@tplaten @ieneen i'm 8ertbc ppu
$404,000,000 alsaeidifft iullroer.
Sleild unb 0iildprpoufte belicfen iid)
Iauf S245,00o, 900. 9aseeen ipar See
@crlanbt BON Ninbern, S6meineu ltnb
Sdafct ii, pieIem Sabre nit1t lcbr bea
beutenn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30
Mtntr Angriit ; hem @eittu.
9te DerbAnoeten orin8et iebtsf ID aus gietenbiar
gen her IN ott MoIoau ei,t.
nee iamp ion 20 aiIometer n6roli@ p0n Rimuiieara
an scien peOer menen oupfut
8eaugcn gcnpntnncn.

Gin Seer inter General god babnt cbenbrgcn sen gc
in bic Molbm - GeeraIIutnan rat GeQmcnnan ipor o
tern nicocr Ser eb cages grppn iaaen Sen erb
audi aus nn ncucrrihten geuln9n Iru,ee brot
nod norbldcr Gibtmg g81brcro Nrm bt
cine spcnnng na Often gu scn,adt m Scr 9obrubdn
purbc bic Grtdaft @acell cingenpmmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

Sanler bes Garlaments bot Idon tpe<
gen Der Sarbenpradt llnD bcs ctormcn
Bcrtbes ber Sruate Der rngarilden
Mhgnatcn nnb ipultisengbrengalte Gin
anberlt einbrlldsbolles 8ilo. Sic
igcntli6earDnunssfeicr tpirb mprgcn.
samstas, I'M Z llbr Morgcns, ibrcn
Infang nebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

/. .get6le6enl iaat Sfapab
lit einer ser groBen slftiuapulten oer
&ereinigten tStaate,,. s(ber iebr
Iaftip: bon 80 alf 700 lmo 'rulter
|alf 4S9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30
Naiiiien baS Wprbriitaeit bcS Jcinbcs
fdtttkltd bpd) 5ngcbelt.

ct. gctersbnre, iiber 9on1
oon. 90. Seq. Gin ipitcrcr 8cridt BEG
.rlliIii1en ariegsminiiteri,lns sibt 5ll.
bnb bic Soeere Der Wcrbiinbetcn alt Der
@renSc ber Moloau an berld)ieoenc,l
@tcl(ct ipciter bprsebrnneen iit.b. 9cfz
tige Sample folle,t ictt I'M Den 8cIis
Der bon Ben Hniien llno 8irndnen be-
icbten MnbDbet, 0itlid bon scsme5o in,
0onae Sein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30
Sou per gDetttront.
9cntider GrfOIs am Der 8erbnnfront

Berlin. brabtlos iiber gapbille,
30. Sea. Gie beutiee Relonn9 Der
Gbcritcn Seeresleitltng gibt bcfannt.
baB ssitern oelitide 9ruppcn. Bic sc<
rnbe bon Der Sront an Der Connie
angelanat iparet,, il, bie frans0lildetl
gteuuneen 5tpifden sem Ep0tenmauus
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-09-22

Orpheum tonight The first Of the
Brady series thathas been contracted
for, presenting Holbrook and Eleanor
Woodruff in the Weakness of Man
A startling drama that is full of in
stances of real life, and all should
this wonderful picture.
Miss Pearl Critchfield left last
evening for Salt Lake where she will
attend school this winter.
Henry w. Tucker went to Albion
on business on Monday.
President John A. Ellison was over
from Almo on Saturday on bus
mess trip.
C. c. Wilbmn went to Twin Falls
yesterday.
For Sale Cheap Practically New
Heater. Inquire at Herald office.
Hector Hai9ht left yesterday for
school at Salt Lake.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-09-22

ne 4 , Agricultural College 10
Offering . New Group Of hio y
important Courses.

When the Utah Agricultural College
opens its doors September 10, 1915,
for the fall term, an entirely new
group Of courses will be offered by
the School Of Home Economics.
These courses. known by the collect.
i've name, Mothercraft, will make an
intense appeal to all girls wishing to
learn the greatest Of arts, home-mak-
ing.
When the majority Of cur girls are
trained in these subjects the most i'm
portant step will have been taken for
the perpetuation Of our standard Of
living. our health. our morals, and our
religious ideals The plan Is frankly
to place a large emphasis in the
training for motherhood. Actual prac-
tice in child feeding, child clothing,
and child training will be given in the
Children's Welfare Station. Under the
direction OF highly trained specialist
children will be fed, clothed, and
their minds guided and trained along
the most approved lines. 1t is planned
to have the girls receive training, by
actual practice, in storytelling for
children, and other phases Of child
education, acquainting the students at
the same time with all the recent i'm
portant developments In our knowl-
edge Of books for children, play for
children. modern sanitation as 1t ap-
plies to child welfare, the simpler all
ments of children, and care Of the
same.
1t is planned to have all this impOr-
tant work~conducted in building de-
voted to the work exclusively. Here
the girls in groups Of from ten to
twenty studying Home Economics will
live for a period of weeks under the
direction of the specialist, woman
of practical as well as scientific and
theoretical experience in home man
agement. The Practice House will be
a model for the Utah home-makers
as regards sewage disposal, water sup
plies, kitchen equipment and arrange
ment, and pleasing but inexpensive
furnishing and finishing throughout.
The girls will alternate in assum'
ing complete practical control in turn,
of the menu, the laundry, the kitchen,
the expense budget, the serving, the
entertaining, the outside decoration
and interior finishing, child feeding,
the evening hour for children. child
play, dressing of children. and nur-
sery practice in general
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-09-22

West is especially fitted for this posi-
ton because of his exhaustive knowl-
edge of the engineering problems pc
cuiar to the rural community. These
are very different from the problems
of the civil engineer and require men
of special training in their solution.
In defining the field the School OF
Agricultural Engineering covers. Pro
fessor West said:
Agricultural Engineering is largely
the adaptation of civil. mechanical and
architectural engineering to the prob
lens of agriculture. 1t is true, how
ever, that new branches Of agricultur-
al engineering are being developed and
extended. AS now generally recog
nized agricultural engineering con
sists of the following seven branches:
irrigation and Drainage, Farm Machin-
cry, Rural Architecture, Rural Roads.
Rural Sanitation, Farm Surveying.
Manufacture of Agricultural Prod
ucts."
Not only will men be trained to
work out the engineering problems
of agriculture, but the average farm
er will find many courses designed to
give him just the technical knowledge
necessary in his general farming ao-
tiyities.
II is interesting to note the work
the government is doing TO encourage
this work in Agricultural Engineering.
A new bill has been formulated by
Congress providing for financial aid TO
the various agricultural institutions
throughout the United States. 1t Is
proposed to estah sh Experiment Sta.
ton IN fFr'c;' raj Engineering as
we have Agrc- rIl Experiment Sta.
lions. to , development OF
ehts impo-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-09-22
r. T. LOGAN
Piano Tuner.
Leave orders with Miss Drummer
Drink plento Of water, but take i,
between meals.
Thief Gets $4,000 Loot.

Long Branch, n. 1.-The police are
searching for a thief who broke into
the home of Mrs. Edward f. C.
Young at Oakhurst and carried off
iewelry valued by Mrs. Young at
$4,000.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-09-22
Bandits Stay Two.

Miami. Fla.-Four bandits who
robbed the State Bank OF Homestead,
Fla, Friday, ambushed a posse pur-
suing them in the everglades south
Of here and killed two men and
wounded two others
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-09-22
NEW DIRECTOR FOR COLLEGE
Professor Ray g.. West Appointed
Director Of the School OF
Agricultural Engineering.

Ray b. West, c. f., graduate OF Cor
nell, an engineer of varied and extern
sive practical experience, professor OF
Agricultural Engineering at the Utah
Agricultural College for the past three
years, has been elected Director OF the
School of Agricultural Engineering, &C
cording to an Improvement made by
President E. G. Peterson. Professor
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-09-22

EMS.
visitor to Albion
.ay.
,Orpheum Saturday
only l, 'mbers of Peg o
The Ring. 1t for Liberty"
the next NOW, lal to be shown at
this theatre.
Watches and Fobs to be given
away Free every Saturday ut the
logger. A coupon will be given with
every pair of Buster Brown Shoes
sold. Drawing takes place every
Saturday when the lucky winner
gets the watch.
Harvey Sessions and wife of Bur-
ley was in town on Sunday.
VIM. Moultrie rof basin has re-
turned from Maysville, where he has
been visiting during the summer with
some of his children.
Bryon Howells has returned to
school at Logan,
Attorney Dunn and wife went to
Albion on Monday.
Lusteral insures the longest last
ing lustre. For autos, pianos and
fine furniture. No. acid. No wax.
Carried by Hanzel Auto Co.
Alma Wells of Burley WAS in town
on Wednesday on business trip.
Mrs. John Hull and children were
over from Almo few days visiting
this week.
Il. F. Ellsworth and family moved
to Twin Falls on Tuesday, where it
IS expected they will make their fut.
ure home.
See the Halverson's Ladies' Shop
AID for Coat and Suit Bargains.
Edward A. Southworth, Civil En-
ginser of San Francisco is visiting a
the Southworth home foo few days
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhOea Remedy.
This is medicine that every fam
lily should be provided with. Collie
and diarrhoea often come on sudden!
ly and it is of the greatest import
ance that they be treated promptly |
Consider the suffering that must be |
endured until physician arrives or
medicine can be obtained. Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Darr-
hoea Remedy has Il reputation second |
to none for the quick relief which it |
affords. Obtainable everywhere.
Advertisements
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-09-22

Depicting The Victory of The Angel
Nature his impulses which lead him threaten
Happiness of the Woman he loves An all star
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
RYE AND HENDERSON TO ATTEND
JEFFERSON SATURDAY; LYRIC TO
ENTERTAIN FOOTBALL PLAYERS
AUBURN FOOTBALL AUTHORI-
TIES REQUEST RESERVATIONS
FROM MANAGER OF THE
LYRIC THEATRE

The Auburn and Vanderbilt football
players and their followers will be
at the Lyric Saturday night. Indica-
lions point to big football night at
the Lyric.
Already a letter has been received
from the football authorities of Au-
burn asking for reservations not only
Tor the members of the football team
but huge crowd of Auburn sup
rcrters who will be in Birmingham
for the game
The Lyric theatre is the Mecca for
the football players of the south and
every time there is a big game in
Birmingham in the afternoon there is
big football night at the Lyric that
night.
Manager Semon is decorating the
Lyric in the gold and black of VAN
derbilt and the orange and blue of
Auburn and the theatre will soon wear
gay appearance. The bill for the
last half of the week will be an I'M
usually attractive one and the various
acts will intersperse their regular
work with football fun.
For the big football night the Lyric
is the place to go next Saturday night.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15

AUBURN PREPARES
FOR GREAT PARADE
Plans Under Way for Greatest
Demonstration of Kind Ever
Seen Here

Preparations are going forward rapidly
for the Auburn demonstration before and
after the Vanderbilt-Auburn football
game here Saturday afternoon. A COM
mittee of seven met yesterday in the Of
flee OF A. G. Crowder and completed
the details for the big reception Saturday
evening at the Tutwiler hotel and the
parade set for Saturday morning.
Chairman C. L. Harold of the parade
committee announces that plans are be-
ing made for the Auburn band and foot.
ball team to head the largest street dem
onstration for Auburn that has ever
marked this event 1t is expected that
upwards of 100 automobiles, decorated in
band and pigskin warriors. These will
in turn be followed by the 1000 or 5000
Auburn students who will pour in on a
special train about II o'clock Saturday
morning. And In addition there will be
more than 1000 alumni of the college to
make up the parade line.
To quicken the interest in this demon
stration the committee announced yester-
day that a mass meeting of alumni will
be held Friday night at o'clock at the
Tutwiler. This will be a general smoker
and a variety of speeches will be in or
der.
Chairman Harold of the parade commit
tee asks that volunteers for the decorated
automobile contingent of the parade
should register their names at once with
him at COG Chamber Of Commerce build
ing. The public generally is invited to
enter decorated cars in this parade and
help make it the biggest of it's kind ever
hold.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES

NOtfce OF MOrtEHke SAFE
Default having been made in the pay
ment by Anna Chunn and Ida r. Chunn
OF their indebtedness as provided in
mortgage given on the property herein
after described by said Anna Chunn and
Ida f. Chuun to w. G. Roberts on July
8, 1909, to secure the payment of GER
tain indebtedness therein mentioned,
which said mortgage is recorded in the
office of the judge OF probate of Jefferson
county, Alabama, In record of deeds vol
ume Us at page $50. which default au-
thorizes a foreclosure of said mortgage,
and said default continuing. the under
signed, w. G. Roberts, will sell at public
outcry, for cash, in front OF the court
house door. at the Third avenue entrance.
in the city of Birmingham, Jefferson
county, Alabama, on the 4th day Of De-
cember, 1916, between the legal hours OF
sale, the following described real estate.
lying and situated in Jefferson county,
Alabama to-wit:
Lots one % and two ~ in block eight
cen "F"' QS-F) according to map OF
Ersley, recorded in office of judge of
probate of jefferson county, Alabama, In
volume four a. of maps, page three (31 /:
mineral and mineral rights reserved.
Said sale is to be had under and by
virtue of power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and is made for the purpose OF
paying the debt, costs and expenses Of
foreclosure, and the proceeds of said sale
will be distributed according TO the pro-
visions of said mortgage relating thereto.
w. G.. ROBERTS, Mortgagee.
COLEMAN & COLEMAN, Attorneys.
I1-l-3t-we
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
MONTE WANTED TO
READ HIS REPORT

City Attorney Ullman stated to the
commission at yesterday morning S
conference that he had prepared an
opinion on the city's right to regulate
the price of gasoline. He started to
read it.
Monte has prepared a report on
gasoline and if he can't read it he will
die" said Mr.. Weatherly. II don't want
to see him commit suicide, but do not
want to listen to it,"
81 make motion that he be al
lowed so minutes time" said Mr.. Hor-
nady.
Mr.. Ullman appeared to be somewhat
taken aback and unified" at these
comments and refused to read the re-
port.
Il will read it some other time" said
Mr. Hornady. II will study it like 1
did my first reader"
The commissioners laughed. Mr.. ILL.,
man started to make some remarks
but refraned, and it was evident those
present would examine the document,
which is lengthy, at later date.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
THE WAR SITUATION

The British drive begun early Monday
morning amid fog and rain in the region
of the Ancre river in France has netted
them another village-Beaucourt. on the
north bank OF the Ancre. The capture
of this village makes three that have
fallen into British hands since the ad-
vance began, the other two being Beau
mont-Hamel and st. Pierre Divion. There
is no indication that the offensive has
ceased at any point along the five-mils
front.
In the drive the British thus far have
taken more than 500 Germans prisoner.
and. according to the latest report, more
captives are being brought in.
Aside from the gains in the Ancre re-
gion, the British also have made an ad-
vance to the east of the Butte de Warlen-
court, about three miles southeast of the
important town of Bapaume.
To the south of the somme the Ger
mans are busiiy engaged in Smelling
French positions in the region of Pres
soire and on the sector of Biaches-la-
Maisonnette, with the French vigorously
replying. On the remainder of the front
only bombardment have occurred
With comparative quiet still reigning on
the Russian and Austro-Italian fronts,
the Rumanian and Macedonian theatres
continue the local points of interest. The
Austrans near Orsova and the junction
of the Austrian Rumanian and Servian
frontiers have cleared the right bank of