davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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nE>nrco DEEDS or TRUST.
our Deeds uf Trust. Amounting

r. ,;rigg to w + Ecdd - al
'fn,Ices. lot u in block 10 in tho plan
Der J. 1916 S53.3a
sam" 10 same. lot u i'm block : m
IN" rian Of Monument Avenu. Ia,
september i. 1916: si.f6G;.
Il. = biEon ~ ny IN u = Nn,r,
uhS'"" 10 acres about ono mil. east
"i ,h% Gi't august /. 1916. Sl.nun.
Mabel NJ liarbcr TO Maud Pollard.
trustee. acres in Glen Echo Park
Angus; -; 1915: 81 %.
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~ EirminGham--E ir,niuGham- Allan
a. both Easics postponed. Atlanta
JAILED 10 arrive
Al Little Ruck-l.ittlc Rock. .: Mem
mis-. twelve innings, darknesS,.
No others scheduled
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wilrnm..S Nomination ucicc,cd.

WASHINGTON September 6-Thc
senate to-day rejected the nomination
Of Dixon {. Williams 10 hc postmaster
at chicago.
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j w Hamilton. secretary and treas
urcr. 10th OF MartinSvill.
Amendment to charter Mary Ludlow
Home. Norfolk. cnlarsinr powers.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American" Association.

ipols, 2.
- Tolcdo-Tolcdo. /; Milwaukee,. 5
~ indianapolis. o. &,
4 Columbus - Columbus Kansas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-08
GmalanS ic6oltt iidb.

Nenn OaS ste groBe brnnibe SfenFbe mar, Ste Super 9ffenHpe"
bs anhener iden Wfaionenbeeres, ne grnenentbuidhen tie III bors
Oaucrn iporen, Oas fe 0araber duButen, oob aitfener ben rlbrtrethen
GrfoIg ietHes Nerfes nidrt babe erleben olrfen. aaer6ings fol man
nidts aQ5uider dig eleogt aniebeL ebe es nift boaig beenoet it,
es mag fem ob Die angrtfe fh an oerielben Stele ooer an anoerer
in i1rferent N1oBe Deoerboen. Mber 10, te Die 8tnge nnh ben bis.
bergen gahridten legen, bat man bod anloB, fh sH frogen. Oh Die
nus Jranfrei1 5uruf5utreiben, ODER OBJ linen fkr gaDorOen it, Dab 0as
cit ben Hift 5l erreihen6en 9ingen gebort, tmo fe 0esbab on ibren
2eIen fpdren5 tb fh oarauf enridJten, ibre Stealng nm Calais, iWe
III SdlonitI mo Den W1htelneertnien, ais tbre AtsneyStel1ng 5l be.
traften, in 0enen tie otDorten molten, tme man fe mie0er blnaus5ringe.
lno oe ibnen nertDoae. 5autpfdnoer bim grieoensifluGe ep muiet
bel Dem lire ~ineltgenten 8erbinOeten Die Soften be5ablen fonnen, nab,
reno England nad ~gR0gIiateit unberTbrt in ptuen Stelunseu bRben
purOe
Gnglm6s gr0Bte 6ur6t lit 9eutdlonb ON aanol. GeutitIonb in
Gaasl Gnais I'M 8ent 8euens, ln0 9elgfen I'M gunonts o0er FONT
etnem engen 8erbdltnts nit Geti6Ian6. G0er feIbt Calais fron36fi4.
uno 6rnnfreid rnbr unter oeltfhent GtnfluB ais unhr brttifem. Ges.
bab tit England, on es Die lnnogIihfet Der 3eridmetterung 9euti1.
lambs engefeben bot, bteqefht SufrieOen I'M gefs bon Calais. limb mag
ibn g1r nidt pie0er aufgeben molten. Gle Steaung GoIas0oper lit
frotegiih gldnBno, iuenu fe 0uuerno 5u balen III. Seoenfaqs lit fe
Bne Irunpfarte bel 0n Observation-Disclosures.
SaIonfi lit elm itrategiifer Bunft I'M naben Orient, borsiqIih ae.
rignet, af ben Sanoel 5uihen europa uno aIeinafen nnBgebenoen Gin.
HUB at iben, 4aeronngs fno Die 6ron5ofen aud o. 4ber Die Der.
monourteren. gteuebt n1 aus Sorfu. 1n6 aorfa i9GeBt ons a0rin.
tife gleer. Gs lit aud cine ftrategtfd nittige Roftiou, Gn0ere grietff1e
uo tlrftfhe SyneIn ebenfdus.
Sbr gdTb falbiert england in ieBr boben gloBe. Sn it 70
boberent, lie geibDdtter feline Berbin0efen in Die Observation-Disclosures
enreten, uno ie unqeffDGhter es feber. ltno menu Der sSan0 einnoI
8eDiHcnsfrupeln letoet es ia nidt ln6 oo Der Sanh6ootrteg, Der e8
nm 8erbtngern brnngen naroe, oonf billions iogenannter g8nde iiber
pie p6iferredttden 8eieae ntht 5nr anDenouug fornt 10 fam, es
Gnies Gpel fUnIen.
Die ger6hnOetn b~erbGten Hd. engIonO fport feline ae1dc, un6 =
u ben ~mundgtden Gtngen geb6rt es nidt, oB es df ibre un6 Der
Ratroen Soften nit nebr frategtid t~pidigen Bunfen aus BENT ariege
beroorgebt, ais es beoB, ais es in i'm btneinging.
englanos gerbun0eter 5a ien mar fets gefdbrIid.
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ernemcrmna Ses 1tssootsHricaes.

Ser aapitdn Gprfhas beiprtht. mic Die 3epeihen meIoen, Sasienbe
Shen1d I'M pcrltner SoqebIatt, melfes &iaiom gupar0 SaDlor IN ehnen
geridt bebonoeLe. Die M6elidht Der grncuerrHg Oes oeutiden Inter
feeboot arie1es gegen england In iddrffer 6ornt Die oeithe He'
gierung bate in ibrer Ieshen Suffer 4sgtote bic erpnrtrrg ahseepros
den, 0b es @muitu, nelfes Die ugoote nod Den @ranoidben etnes
arieasredns bermpnoet eben podte, oos nod feline u9ooe fonnte, aeItr.
gen neroe, aud england pr Strengthening oh5ubnlteh, Die oeien Dor.
itrften aenau entiprete. Oa FONT Datidlano allen ourf fe beihrantt
fem pHroe Sabre @ngIono ober BARN fort 10 ifafe es geine Heue Ct
tuaticn", Der gegeraber DeutidGaHo DOlge Greibett oes SanoelHs it'd
borbebolen nie
genrabunqen anerifos bel Gnglano. nen fe unternonrmen Doroen
fnO. fno f"ebIgeihogen. england bot iosor in Der nusoridlifen I'm
MISUNDERSTANDING Der p2onooner 9onbenton' elm Blot oes gifriebe
men 9oferreftg 3errtien in 6eeen. Wtnn bari ornebmen IN Der gau5
beftfnnnten Soffnung, Dob 9althano Oorauf NIT @ei6drfung bs IL
@ootfreges mhporten, umo aneria oas berusen peroe I'M ninoetens
Die 0plondtihen ge5iebungen %nb5ubrehen, un0 ben 8erfebr ourH Inter.
iee-SmOelSihife OdOurt gu perbinoern, penn niat gar in ben Srieg
ais gerbinoeter etn5utreten.
Der aapitdn gcdus gbt a~aerbing8 on Rn, SoB Die oeutihe Fe
eierung fh Dorber fiber Die SoItung Anerifas Oergepifere, uno otrefe
6rngen Ia @afbingon fteae.
Inns itent Die 4ntuort 6erets aus Der ~freoliden Nenoung erfenr.
bar gu iHr, tueIde Die nerifnnide Angelegenbett pI0blth genontrten bat
nud0em fe 0aa ge0ent bot en @rpeoihonsbeer 5l ihnHen, 6os ntft
leoigi9 in WRrfo b~ertpen0bur Rn puroe. Die glti5en f6nnen bort bn
grensIhuB ibernebnen tno bic reguIare &rmee tpuroe fret
Die ,Torpeoerrng@ Der 2onooner Gonoenhon, ie0er Go6if3Rr1ng
Ser ag merfannt geItenoen @runoidbe, trft merfpirog NIT Der erreid.
ten groBeren geretthaft anerifoS 5uiammen. Sic alsoriflih befannt
an geben, bdtte ueno @infuB mf Die Ausitung Der gIodaoe aber fe
bot bel 3ued, reun file Die antport dmf bic angeflbrten sdse Der Iesten
1eutihen gote iGn foate.
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gInffldrnna User gSasI.

es lit elm peroienItIihes Mert, nell
DIES Der ameritlntfhe 8erbano fir
8raelf6ub { Rational aHociotion Of
QuOubon Gocistiss") nsusrOings &C.
ton Bat inoem sr cine Reibe Jlugs
bldtter, obsr sigsntIi9 tIsins 8its
Iein, nit isbr anldanIi4sn buntsn
8ilotrn 3ur Quftldrung iiber nnIsrs
goqtlpelt psrDFfsntIi6te, onmit iebes,
Dor allen bic S6ulttnber, Die MIDI
tiasren Gottungsn Siugs uno Rug
p6geI, tpenigfttns bic in Der Radbars
fdnFt ieines unmittelbnrsn 9eimes,
ieunsr uno auf ben sritsn Bid antsrs
Idstben Ierns.
IS folder iqaRrterten 6lugbIdtter
ooer giihlsin fnb erIdiener, nsbit
siRtr numsrisrten 2iite, aus pelter
jeOsr bic 8er6TFtntIidungsn, bic fit
ieine Wobn > 5simot pnbt, ausIuhsn
nno btiieIsH Tam. Jebts Der Gdrifts
den tOftet nur 2 Gents, falls flint
ooer msbr Gyemplars beitsat tperbsn.
QuBer ben 8tIoern Ielbft pirb Iehr
~tpertpDIe, ober NIT msifterbdftsr airs
&c auidmmsngsOrdngts austuuft iiber
bic bstrsffenosn @0geI, lire 2ebsnss
tpeiIe, ibre gsfter uip. geboten, Oamit
bic geIsr fhon ben tIsin duf OtsIs
@6geI gendu tsnnen unb piirbigen
Ieruer nno uidt nur riemols iid an
linen btrgrsifsn, Iunbsrn nass mOgs
lide tun, nm fe gum DabIsibsn gu ers
muntsrn (sbsnio ME gum Wiebsrtoms
mem, fei Is i'm 5slO unb WoIo, lei
es i'm 6ousgartn Cosr untsr BEN
Dad uIn.
ueberoies refnet mon oarauf, boB
NIT BEN SntereFt Der 70 lsidt emp
fdngIidsn Einoesitsls an bieTem Sc
s~enitanoe aud nlgemtinhin cine III,
nigsre Qnturlisbs eiugspflonst nsrbt,
osrsn GInfluB bas san3t asbtn ourds
Itrablen unb aus Den Ginoern feins
fGbIigsre Wenfden urb before gitrger
MAIDEN t0nnsn. Man fam ni6t IA.
gen. baB bic burbi6nittlihsn ameris
ianer Biz itbt gu bel 9smiitsbtlosnbe
er3iebung senCfen bdtttn!
DO9 ME i9on nngebentsi, finb
Oisfe bubiHsn tlstnen S6rift9en ni6t
fir bic RinOer olsin beitimmt; nod
gar man4s grDa9isns i9nnen aus
i9nen aaer9anO erfubreu, mos fs nod
ntdt gefuuBt baden.
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RdieHsber.

sd fable mid, iprad a~dufmann
Bfanf,
unb ielf5eno in benz Seiiel bodt er,
sd futile mid gang ihpdd nno franz,
Gein 3uitan6 niabt mir angit, GER
8otterl
ga iib' ib tags beim aafdbu6
llH0 Bile mir Gin, 6ns aursbndj Ief i'd,
Dir piro gang gelb, i'd fIudl uhb fitd)
BAD 3Igen, 5pneu, 3oa. tnas tpees idl
Sh redne bir. i'd redne Der,
Gas aelultat 1T tets BefaIeI,
Dlein auntu aobn iiiutmt Hi%mmerntebr
git benz @epddtdrif nah 8aiell"
8aitmdnu fommt, fant 8aHer mad,
Sd lad thm su: y9iedt 70, rnetn lieterlA
Sic 2ofmotib 1T JOINT al ifipad
llno fontnlt niht iibern grenner riiber.
gns Sonntagsbtntt bringt mir bic 6rnn
aitf benz 8nlion - Id Iab mid boref:
-Ri1nm tpegl COL Mid Der BabIraoau
6eIblt Bier nod nuf benz aiai itoren7"
Sn. febu Gle, 9oitor. 10 se6t's mir,
10 PLACE Dor Notwithstanding,
glein gauges IuH uao @reibeu Hier
ST cine grobe 3eiieirrun9l
Sd renne rum. ih mad Sfanbal,
SD IdfuiS MID tot. mir idmedt fein
GfIen,
Sd idlE1fe idledt NIB trdnm' enaI
Bon 5oteIiers, bic gelO erpreHenl"
Der 8oifor iprnh: a6m, hu1, 10, To-
Gle fiuo enorm bibindtorild).
Gie Sdipci3 lit ndmlid ebsnio
Gle lie isst ieb'u inuIoriiG.
Cont fnb Gle ean5 normal, Serr
6rauI,
Ole auF oas bisfen Neifeiicber.
1od fuerm Gle reiien, limb Gie fr1nf,
iinb Gle bdnr. rieiH Qieberl"
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a~eniokeiten ans Jcwa.
4es aRninea


6rau Gna 9oDis n1odte WlittpodI
lben0 in ibrer @obnung, sos oftl.
5. Ctr, einen Splbltmoroberiuh, M
hen fie Gift beriAlllfte. IS lit Dies
5ereits oas brittle WlaI, oob iie Der.
Iuhte, iiH bus 2eben at nebn1en.
Ser Riitiher 8. u. Sarber, Elm
Waann ntittIeren NIters, DeridIudte
ON G~onnerstdg nofmift1g 4arboI.
fdure nno Iiegt in tritiifem 8uftdnb
in iciner Bobnung, 2006.23 Ctr.
0nnie0er.
Ger 13.jdbrige Curtis GOreB mur.
Be Withhold abeno an Der 27. Cir.
bon Det altomobiL BON 8. ". so.
nell il6erfobren uno trug einen bop.
pelten Rippenbrn1 0dDon.
Bon 2repIershdnben ODER Diebeil
ipur0en 9errn SlItus geoig fiber
bun0ert adrtoffeIftauOen atts benz
@o0en eeriiIen un0 bprni6tet. 90
Iiseiidus eibt es nift oeuielbigen
qebr0idt man, Inn ouS5nfinoen,
niebirL geiitige @etr1nte nod Der
Gtoot fomnten.
4err Bouts TippeI reilte ant
Samstag nad Millpaitfee ais Dele
0at Der Turner 2ebensberiderunes-
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@eieuidaH. Ga g2iIuaufee 2ouig'
8ateritabt 1T, ipiro er ii6 f6ftIif)
amiiieren. 8ugIeib miro CT aud
benz SfatfongreB tDeIder 31rseit
BORT tagt b%eiiDobner, iino tuenn CT
5uriiftommt, Diro 2o1is unIeren
Des Motnes Sfatbriibern 10 mon.
DIES Iebren tirto tDer0en felbige ibn
fortan nidt mebr Strobidnitter men.
tten.
Ser0on Sippee, Charles Marpen,
Wedrjorie 8erron pn6 2lcile Roea
rDurben am Gonnerstog morgcn
TIM A ltbr, aIs bic gartte BON
CAMP Dodge Stridfebrte uro Slp-
pees auto unitiirJte, ale fdIimm
perlest, iooaB tie mad benz Scfpi.ol
gebradt tper0en mubten.
Grau Cans Sung reiite Greitoa
mad Sii6.D afoto uno bielt fid ei.
men Gag beiuhsbdlber Bel Der aa.
mtlie 9. gaciap IN Dmnba ouf.
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HtlN9Aul " IAA WNAH fslHltNitR Abb1A
gtiorst bat.
.Gint GrGu,' faob ss mir burd
ben aopf .ss mubts nar cine 1rdu
itiu!" lnb bon btr5Iidsn DantsB
trat Id ibr s%utstgsH.
lInb Sic 8rau, bic oa ms 3immsr
trat, mar Idon unb ernIt unO jung.
Gle mar i6nar3baaris uno bate Elm
gsIidt nit siuem Son pis GIFsns
bein.
SO reittt i6r bic RoIsn, Die Is
ld9elno nabm, pie sttpas SsIbitpsrs
ltdnOIidss. unb riidis mir lsi6t eintn
StHtl bin. unO mir iaben uns stssns
Hbsr.
usbr Der aommooe btng Elm
portdt.
rWlein bs%rItorbsntr Wonn!" ioett
Ts i'm Gaufs oss 0siprd1s uno i'd
fob Elm bellies SsIiat NIT bIausn,
berrf6euoen qugsH. Sin ssiIboIIes,
jung.s gsFdt. -.
.Gr 1T idon lang bor BEN arieg
ssitorbsn,a iosts ls rubis, ibr &C.
Tiht ei9isn isbr blab. sic Iie6ts
ibn pobl nod isbr.
SIN Rebsn5immer ihris Elm aiHb.
Gle stng uno 0ffnste Die 9iir. uno
5ugIei4 brduste ibr bIonosr Sun9s
bersin.
6sftig umidInng sr iis
llnlGglid neid uno bsrubigenb
Itrit Ie ibsr feline nirreH 6aare.
gs mar Elm Bib! Sd belt Dor
i1ausrnoer 9slpsgung ben atcm
an. $3.50.
Damn lam Is Su mir 5urid. ben
Suussn an Der 9ano, ftrabIsnb Dor
NHitterlidteit.
llnb Der Sungs fab mid an nit
benislbtu bsrridenpen biausn QugeH
nis fem Batter I'M Bible an Der
WanO.
CT Ttano oa, an feline Fbsn6e Wuts
ter gsIebut, fart, iraftig unO miB'
trouii6 ben JrsmOsn bstraHten0.
Gle absr itmieste ibr eOIes, sortss
geii6t an bisis brsite anabsr'
ihulter. 80.
Sd bin oft gu ibr gstommsn, abtr
INNER mar pie elm Dd4ttr Der
Jungs ba. -.
Ob ia iis selisbt 9dbs9
Sd brd6te ibr itsts rote RoIen,
unb Ie ntigts Ii9 sinmaI barber.
Qber ME etI1rodsn bIidte its nuf
unO ia6 in bic Qugen hires Wanues,
pdbrenO i'd quaIbul srrsgt bel ibr
itano.
Sd RIP ibr bic RoIs aus Der
i9 5srbib Te unb It0hnte ibrsn
Ramsn, ga fam Der Sunge berein.
fe NIT aiFtn, bic pOler
siferIuht unb abuung ipdrtu. unO
tie belt i'm fsIt nnO frubIts. lno
ia inb cine uTgetraIt, Die oIes
JremOe ousidloB uno nisEals sins
bic 3uiammsnssbOristeit bss
llno i6 bsgriFf es bon S4mer3sn
inb cling, ME i'd ssfommsn mar, aIs
Jrsmosr, aIs QuBeuiiebenOer."
asrIten fdpisg unb idIOB bic
SsiOsn iob gu Inn 9sriiber.
sarmsr aerI, 70 mas i6mtr3t!"
murmeIte er.
.5reuoe badten ie mir ale orei
3u bsreitsn.~ iagts aerIten mad elmer
Deits unO 6ffnete Die Qussn, .absr
Is mar msbr Dermut babel. Q6sr
ldIIsn sic, IS mar 10 fd5n." -.
limb er IddeIts Ieiie unb meIans
hpliia.
Drei Gage borouf fieI er Bel sinem
an9riff auf elm 9orf.
Gr Fisl auf ben aiden. uno Tein
Dort mar ibr name: .mara,
-.
uno bonn mar er Itia, uno Is fab
aug. als l0d3ele er.
uebsr ihn bintpsg rafteu unO
ieine iiesBaftsn Ramerdoen.
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aas bean etaass.

Nlattsmoutb. SIn bielioen
5reimaurerbeim ltor6 mad LANCER
aranfbeit Grau 8. 80. 8olfe, lDel.
DE felt orei Sabren nit ibrem 8at.
ten In benz 9eim iDobnte. Gie Sci.
de ipitr0e our Beitattitng mad Crete,
9ebr., lberfubrt.
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Gegtufrdge. a.: .Warum
fngt man; psibli9es Gef1Ishi2"
9. (Boter bon 7 lsbigsn 3Sdttrn):
aWlsinttn Sic Disusidt = @sibIi9sa
asb aut2"
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lsrIl,ib Ionn tussfat,n. erbGliIl6 In bier
grUbtn fiji mGSaen bon 6, 8, 10 unb
u 3abrsn. Wan brdu9t fit Elm WlGb.
den bon odt 5obrsH "a Darb 363oniotn
GiOff Obus llnlsriIsiS urb 4 gorb nit
llntsrllsib.
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Notwithstanding.

BisIs RuTisr ipsro.n an trs.ns
cine abreHt stss g~inf.nouns bss
qr.if.s stfGidt. MoH eebs Numm.r
unb Gr0Bs unS bic poIle Qer.Ts
6,utli6 ssfhri.bsn an unb ihide ben
Coupon nsbIf 10 Gents fir i.o.s
b~sFsItt. MuF.r an Sds
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1911 6swarb 81.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-07
EIindenberg and Austrian
 ! Archduke Commanding All Lines on East Front

N Berlin August 6.-(Via London.)-Ane rommand of the entire eastern front, ac-
 tording to the Lokal Anzeiger, now IS dl-
 kided between Field Marshal Won Him.
 rienburg and Archduke Charles Francis ISf Austria, heir apparent to the Austrian Throne. Field Marshal Won Hindenburg'
 Front extends down to the sectors In (which General Count Won Bothmer com finands, the latter being under the su- .breme command of the archduke. It is
 bointed out says the newspaper, that Ss rchduke Charles distinguished himself An the recent offensive against the Ital- Mans through well planned and daringly Axecuted maneuvers. His initiative is ,A,reat and he is, therefore, considered the best available man for the operations
 Against the Russians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-07
Chattanooga Bids for
 Mexican Conference

Mexico City, August 6.-Gen. Candidc Aguilar, Mexican foreign minister, said tonight that he had not been advised of the names of the American comnis- sioners who are to meet with Mexican commissioners to discuss the settlement of differences between the two countries nor of the place of meeting. He said that the governor-general of Canada had sent an invitation for the conference tC be held in Canada, and rendered his services in making the necessary arrange ments. Vancouver, British Columbia. was suggested.
 The text of the latest note of the Mex ican government to the United States was made public here tonight.
 Chattanooga, August GA message to- day was sent to Secretary of State Lan- Der of Commerce officials by local Cham Der of ommerce officials urging the state department to use it's influence in hav- ing the American-Mexican arbitration commission meeting held on Signal noun. tain, a suburb of this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-07

New York, July 6.-(Special)-Once l
 have written that New York is full or
 surprises. Here is one of them: l nave
 shaken hands with a woman who hVes III
 a five-room bungalow surrounoeo oS
 a. garden in which she grows all the
 vegetables and flowers necessary Aoi
 home use, and also raises enough chick
 ems to furnish eggs for the family anu
 her address is 3S West Thlrty-secoiio
 street Manhattan-Arena bu1idlng' tahe
 the freight elevator to the roof!
 To enter into, or upon, this delightful
 bungalow, after riding up It storles'
 makes on feel as if he were playing
 part in a production of the Araplan
 Nights, or, perhaps, the "Mysteries or
 Myra" The situation is almost unoe- lieyable There before me spread out bungalow which, if not so rich and com
 plete in appointment as those we read about was, nevertheless, as replete wlth the summer comforts, and possessed a lunioueness that nothing else of the kind can claim.
 The five rooms were all open into each other, and the windows extend from floor to ceiling. There Is also bath ana the entire suit is the width of the Arena
 building. The family is named Surrloge and is composed of Robert Surrldge' su- perintendent of the building, his w1e and two little children.
 The garden is a tub garden, but 1t pro duces just the same, and IS also qulte picturesque Mrs Surridge said she re quently gets up as early as O'CLOCK Tn l the morning to water her plants and | flowers That hardly sounds like Man haitian, but it is, and I consider the Sur ..;5 5 Co, ilxy nf a fortunate the island. They feel the same way
 about it, and will show you the view with pride-over there is the Metroptol1- tan tower; wonder is the Vanderbilt ho- tel, over on Park avenue: close &s hand is the McAlpin hotel, the worlds largest
 hostelry, and not much farther away Is tho old Waldorf-Astoria-
 Summer nights, the Surridges sit in their garden and listen to one of the or chestras at the Waldorf, or at the Mo-
 Alpin, as the notes float upward to them. Northwest are the lights of Broadway in
 the lobster area, and south of them are more lights, making a view almost as attractive in one direction as the other. That part of the garden in which the chickens are kept is separated from the rest by a regular picket fence. And Mrs. Surridge used to raise cotton! She said she planted it too late in the season. and therefore it was not a success, but she intends to try it again. And all this within hearing of the noises of Herald Square, where the Sixth avenue "L" thunders across Broadway; where the up town terminus of the Hudson tubes pours out is daily thousands; where traffic is so heavy that the traffic policeman is ac- tually thin man; where the presses of the New York Herald and the Eevening Telegram throb and rumble, while the
 war arguments wax hot about the bpye- tin boards and the women shoppers who
 prefer Macy's, Saks' and Gimbel's to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-07
war, there must be continued purchas- ing of all kinds in the United States.
 THE MOVEMENT OF GOLD


 Only in an indirect manner does the import of gold reflect trade conditions. Bankers say that a considerable part of the gold that was imported in the past fiscal year served to steady for eign exchange. If that be true it served its purpose very we'll A1
 Those are spoken of as extraordinary figures given out by the Washington of gold within the past six months, and alone, $114 100000 in gold, net. came probably no world record that sur passes these figures The net gold inn port for the entire year was a little in excess of $400, 100000. Almost all of this gold is still in this country. How great the movement was is shown by comparison with the previous year when the net import of gold in June was $25.000,000, and in the year pre- vious we exported in June, net, lit- tie over $4,000,000. The gross import of gold, had it been $6,000,000 larger, would have been almost exactly $500.- 100000, but there were considerable exports, much of this export repre- senting financial assistance given by the United States to other nations. We may have at the end of the present fiscal year a report from Washington which will match the one just made but 1t is doubtful whether our foreign trade and our imports of gold will in the present fiscal year make greater |record than was the movement in the past fiscal year. In fact that is likely to stand for years as . world record.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-07
I TITLE NEW YORK STORIES
 BY A BIRMINGHAM MAN
sy ALLEN GRIFFIN JOHNSON

the stores of the avenue, daily haggle over what they believe to be bargains.
 One of the new stunts at Coney this season is an airship flight ol Manhat- tan.
 At the beaches the fer inc bathers roll their stockings dow about the center of the calf-tSet, all this the "once over" And the .s hes also re- mind one that the goo et I'd days when man used to thrill dis ,~.- at the mere glimpse of a pretty are no more.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-07
WHOLE COMMUNITY IASTON|SHED OVER l JESSE WALKER CASE Hundreds of People Buy
 Tanlac After Learning the Actual Facts

E. D. Watts, a well known citizen of
 Clearwater, S. C., went into Howard $ fDrug Store at Augusta, Ga, a few days
 ago to get a bottle of Tanlac and while
 there told of the remarkable recovery lof his brother-in-law, Jesse Walker, of Langley, s. C., which caused genuine
 astonishment to everybody in the com {munity who had known anything about MT. Walkers serious condition that hung l1reds of people have hastened to procure Ehe medicine and are now using it.
 Jesse was down in bed for 10 weeks Nand his muscles would literally draw up, Ikaid Mir Watts, "and this medicine got
 him up after he'd taken three bottles, but to save my life l don't see how
 pn earth he did it, for he was in about hs bad fix as a man could be-
 He had a bad form of rheumatism That sent pains down his back and legs lall the time and didn't seem to ever let llp, day or night. He suffered so he
 eouldn't sleep at all and couldn't move
 hround enough to get out of bed.
 He was just as nervous as he could
 be and had high levers off and on all khe time He had terrible headaches and his stomach was upset that he was nauseated and seldom had any ap- petite or desire to take nourishment or Any kind The fact is, his system was Simply broken down with nervousness And pain.
 Z "He got some Tanlac and started Tn L,n it, thinking, maybe, that it would stop Mhe sick stomach and make him eat a little, but the way it helped him and Event after the pains and other trou- Lles simply astonished him and every x,ody else Three bottles actually got F1im up and put him to work and anypody fin the neighborhood will tell you the Name things. He seems to be relieved III Every way, for he eats what he wants And his nerves are quiet, and he sleeps V, IS well as he ever did in his life. The Fact is, he is strong and well and ne ,.ool,s like he had never had a pain. r Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclusive, gy by Eugene Jacobs Drug Store ana Patton-Pope Drug Co. In Ensley py D. ,QW Morris Drug Co.,, in Bessemer py Drug Co.,, in Pratt City sby Gale Drug Co.,, and in North Birmlng- ham by Walker Drug Co.-Adv.