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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04

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nlsidisrte Rrbbarmddnns tgr BON ben
Rdhptiiebursonr ssiommsItsn Rahrin'
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|iidt ptrben lam. Oct ErldB elmer Ioldm
@%trorbunng lift in Der Osffenilihisit ala
brinaliA q~tforbsrl porben. Die ousfihrs
lido 9earinoung, NIT ber bic 8erprbHuna
BEN gunpssrot poreeltgt ooresn IL. III
i'm .Reibsanseigsr" obgtbradt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
Grit entlaua, bann ing sstnu.

DDS 2. /. u. T. ASmesfommaabo BAT be
Grrihtua1 unn ben Betrisb bon GeIotlnos
DerfIst. Die prOisttiOnsdppdrGte Elresn
aus ben sr3ielten ginndbmen aneeihdftt
unb Is befeht bic Abiidt. fe no6 eem
qriege NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dbtr
BIN ROfen areu5 sur 8srflsang 81 itsis
len. Nog Rrisgsminiisrium bat tigsns
aino5igs sur @erfagung geSteat. Jn
einem GtafDort purDc fit bas ainothsas
ter cine eiseas garads in Der Ndbe bsr
Observation-Disclosures trridtet. Die sur
G~ntlauIung tO~mmdnbferte Wfdnni DAFT
aebt na4her ins aiRo, on bas cine 1ess
bale mseldloHm Dirb. Jm 4rm4bereIB
fnb jebt bsreits Tieten Rims dlfgeitsut,
bsntn psftere folesn foIen. Dir aeitung
unb BeruaEtans pirb BON Gfi5seren b.
foret, benen oag GsEbpstfrndl HHterSA
Dura IeF5esnns eu GpieGDaaer eines
prcgramEtg auf brsi Bis bier TaBg 1T fIt
bic AbiDe9sIung geiorpt. Ds @reias ber
gIabe bsfDesen i9 sDifdea g. LEO BIS
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i6rer aebru nnb ruTFf6e Gefanesnsns
obtsifunasn f0anen Gtpar1t0or iteaunsm
unentasltIih b~eranfdltet nsrben. Dus
Grfrdenis dller GoRataespcrfeGunga
pirb Der Gtiftnng bsr 5psiten 4rnlee fit
mittpen unb @nifen BON GeFaIienm sns
eef6Irgen. es Darbn bfsber 61.g59 g.
38 s. aas gegbtiaosemnabrRen gemsiHs
niisisea 3Dsdea sussFibri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
aohr6ore etabtfadIen.

Die Gtdbt a0ln Sat felt eisissr 3sit
zine MaBndbme CUR 9erforgung Der Be
poltauno einoefibrt. IS eft zine fdbrbars
GtabtsHhe, i'm 9OIie iibliherpsiis ais
Establishment besidnet. Der 3ubrang
ID oiefen aiiden ii Fsbr fdrt, ic6ab bic
GtabfperiDaItuue cine 9srmehrung berids
Ben antInbigt, 6amit bag ganss Gtobtgts
siet bsriidFhtiet psrben tonne. Die gts
riHte fnerosn IN sinsr eissnlH ahfE ber
GiobE aug Hdbtffaen @Orrdtsn herssHtnt.
Dine qrlfung Der 9tbdrftisieit fUsrnen
bic Wdblasiten, In bsaen fi9 ~geHcblsnts
Slei1h befinbet, mitt0gs uno rbenbs osr'
atreiht. Die aunbl&cft Der WdHbers
Iihen beitebt meiltsns aus ain6an, be
fir 20 pfc. f& 10 ibrs Mabl5sit be-
ihdFfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
.An mtint amsriRanil6e SrcnOin."
D6snst urIsi zines S,uiibm 0iFiiss = silHt ipatrbsiisn
unN tttkrtr Hehu.

ilaaiiin e hoh 20, litAkn mabi
nltls mitf htatifltidfn Az tthnta.
pian 1ht MET fHthlfltL tah HHw &C.
tsiisIrmHts OFF Mm atnllutul piflii
alNn tiittu aHs beam nhlaHasauA
.waytsn Npmmi mtf BOO MIC, mist Hts
iHhittaltlhfn wtl&sh N Wtlt8it wi
pnh Gai atti quo riutitlauo on.
In hsm Cor 10 tlsl ngnnSl taii afapHm
batl. rgnu iby Httta on ibm ntftlfhin
lenall nda IN a. S6dml stf Cue
uihtl
Gsa mai. mo hdfiina u kaN bee tns
spildsn etbtiraitli htattn. 81 bab Tit
Iuaaf tintn lpnnhgrtabi6m @faiuidtipni,
tritf etlttisHtu. ola Tn ben 2akau In
qiiiztuta etttgllti baT. nun pgsrait
mir, tiilf. tsthi Ttiu e,mabI auh @tui
naigu, Fttiipt II GlitatrbcmbtH rotr fn'
b~tisifti Il MIR harmIpit gifiaafe9 Ststne
Tc mas rifb Il unhl fun. llno iusnn
Tu NIT i6m hurh bic 5abril stbf isgah
Tu Eih F&tr, wit bdbIa eas @sfhdfi
etht. limb btBor In abtHbA ins 2btattt
F1hri, ltait On has utat ptrIentplitr
UNI Ttintn bibi6su Gals, ods btts
Roller, bas 1siR Ndnn Dir ingafie
dls Il bic finite Mi1icn Dollar arisss
qeipinn einesHriten bdiis. Oh beirahteit
Did i'm spisstI uub Finb,F. baB q Dir
ichr hibIh itgbt. Gag mol meiHr Iisbs
Ruth, b,mtrltsf III sarnidt. boB Dir
iImanb ibtr bic Gdulitr fsbt, BEN Dn
lehr atnau Iennit2 grinnsri fh DeiH
5gts oitatiht nod an sinsH prsubtfAsn
QeuinuHt, ben III ithr Iiebttit, I'm ben
Oh manht 5rdns ~psrsOfsH boif. uns
an ben Dn esfpiB au1 nod ssbant bait,
aIs 9u Dir 9ein brduilihss Qlsib aHs
Iesisit. Oh pirit lDobI tsiHs Rohriht be-
iommsR bnbeu. oaB II in3lpiinsn gefaltn
if fir feia @nisrlaue, oas bsiHabe an
Teiaer Geitt bds GsiHe gsfpprbsn mare,
Dieaeidt ssfaIIsn BON Elmer bsr granattn,
bic 8u auF bsinsm RaH5gang burG bic
Ssdbrit 10 IiebebcI anb ge~ipinnfrUh be-
trdGfet ban. 81 BIN iibsr5tpgt, baB Ba
DID i'm Ghtatsr, nnsstdn nit 8eiHsnl
neuen 59mnd, ithr gut amHfsrsH tDirit.
aber fddmF 9a Did SsHn gar Hi6t2
gPn barring, i'd nil Cir gar ni4t
luehe tun. SD fene Dir bds auss our
grlDaaung. 8u bfR ia gang unIduIbig
an bsr Ga9s. Sbr bI,ibs ia nur GursHi
Gostt treu. - abu Guer gott III Der
MommOn. S6r rsrbst a nod sinmaI be-
rtusni
sd erTBs Did httsli6. Iitbs Jrtanbin,
nrb phnfde Dir md bier gsrIenfsttsn
nm 9sinsn bHbfdsa Gals, rpsnn DID bds
9luf, mas an ientn tlsbt, Hidt srpirst.
geI6dFt 1T gd9dft. gshdbe Did
pobl, meine 2iebe, ano erdbe Define liz
ben Trennbinntn bon mir. nit beHen ih
emit tanstt. Gie fDllsn Ifd rtdt gut rns
tsrhdIien unb nidt 5a ldut sdhnen. tDsnn
ne bttm McrgeHiaffs nod Sar1Rrsss
Qddt bic geriuFsffsrn bon gerbuH
Islen.
Etsts Dsin setreuet
fang boa Geede,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04

qoab snbli9 eiHsn Rubeplab. Die ouI
fpunbsrtare MeiIe bsr 9erHtntung ents
edngersn usberrsfts bsr glrfe irsrosn BON
Bott bod eben auf BEN 8etgsipfel forge
lid onFbeipahrt, uHb feines GierbIi6sn
1ub bari felt BEN Gage, 100 Better Qoob
nit Ieiaer Bdmilis bier gsI0nbet IT. ben
Gipfel uneerraft srReigrn. msrtpsgens
MenIaen tpaeen ia iDObI ben Muffiieg,
abr Re bnbsn fid bds unoIid, bag fs
trifft, felbft 5u5ufhreiben. Gfnmul aes
i9nb ts, bab Tin Blond, Der s!n 3rsifier
mar, NIT tieensn NHgsn BE Griimmsr Der
Mrde fhauen fDoLls. @ott fibrie ion
abr I'm GreiIs umbet, anb er tsbrte iins
nIsr tpisbgr an ben aasgungspuntt feinsr
Wdnosrung gurid. Sin padr bunbert
ailDmstsr fiibIi9r Iisgt an ben ufern
bss glsihnnmigeH Gsss bic Gtabt Wnn,
bic ber Gage mad bon Gsmiramis az
griinDst irorbsH 1T, bic Mrmenisr nsnnsn
Fe bssbaIb Ghnmira mntert, b. b. Gsmis
ramisfnbt. Dir pra6tIiebenbs aGnigin
fcn i'm qOrben btr Gtdbt eiHsn 5bllDpis
THen tinfIidsn Berg oaFgd9i6tsi unb
anf biefsm 9srgs ibre Burg erbant bas
ben. limb htute nod felt man ben
TtouHsHerrsseHben GdisHb0u uab in ihm
ungtbeure 60hien nnb EaLf, bic emf nit
bsrhpsnbtriIhu groft nusgsitdtttt ma
rsn Elm pobrss 3aubtrfdIOb, cine
mObnHdtts btr 1sen unb pu UabxIB -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
Wlandlsns 6anshaLtsplan.

Der am 2. Mai pom Magitrat gee
nsbmiate 6aagbalinngspEaH Der Gtabis
gsmeinbe Mia4en Faliebt hi G~innnbHen
nnb aussdbtn nit 1864 Wiinionsn Mart
as. Der 6nr8 bic Ge1asinbeumlaee aufs
5ubrfngenbe getrag IN, ME IN ben bsibtH
8Drjahren, % as MiniOHsR Marf. DIR
limLGssgsIob. bsr F9 in @Oriabre auf IA
gro5ent btIie. fam tEit mad gsenbigung
Der GsenerDsrGnIasuns bsffimmt rsrbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
aeMe Oeati9:
ariess.6 reimarfen.
Cen MnrfcnfamHlerH bat Der 9rieg
cine reide ernfe sebradt.

@is fHf bog 5Flids gsitbunesssbiei
idon bor IGngertr 3sit nene beuffhe goAs
Dsri3eiden NIT BEN QnF6rud .@shs
Gonb. Wari9aa" anitatt Oes bisberigsn
.auFifhzqpIsR in ausFht ssifsnt purs
ntn - Bis isBt if MIR bic 5spfennis'
Doppdtnrte erIdienen - 10 bal bic goIts
btbOrbe beEanntesesben. Dab nud i'm Wes
fen btr oeutidtn 5roni, In 8eutihs9tI
oien, neue 9ofpertseifsn srIheinen ioasn.
Der naterihieb betrifFi ben Wertduforad,
br aheefiirst pirb. Die geldnHimaHuns
ldutet: r8k fdr ben gerei9 bss idiierli9
bltihtn 0ensrdlgouberneurs In 8tutlAs
8sIeien berausggebeHea 9ctpert5el6en
srhdIisn itatt bss liebtrbruds ageHiimes'
nnb G. foridn Bic Multiplying CENT
anb tatt bss liebsrbruds aGranc' unb
ST." bic abiarwng g.. Dert5sifen
bieIer Mri iperosn mad Mnfbrdah Der bors
6dnbsnen geitdnbs btrausgseebsn. Bis
bsr Fab srfdRntn: geflturts gu 5 CENT.
Is pf.). - Den usberbrad rgmtimss'
irusen bisldng bic wertBihen bis rs
g,ntimes go gf) sinldIieBlid; s6raHt"
honb nur auf bsr 1sGranesWarts
$50 qF) nnb r5r.s nnO g." uuf ben
bsibtn h59Tten Wsrtsn 81 / 81. Is g.
q ~ unb 2 81. 50 6. q W). gies
erboIten aIFp IN Submit ben Mufbrnd
L 4. q geni." unb q 3. 30 Gent bi,
60s9f sMorle erhGIt ben usberbtud
4 81" uRb bic esriHseren Werie Gent"
nit boranfgebsnbsr @ert5iffsr 3, s. 10,
Is, so, 70.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
erlbnnprh rines wliNiunars.

Dor tipd elmer @obs trfdob f6 IN
qIiond Der g%rnbtaufmaRn 9sinria
aaaos, Miiinbdbsr Der 6irma ). y.
qdnes Sobhe, acknowledgements in VI
iona. Wie isst bttanHt piro. i6ptbt.
eeetn qunes Bel Der GtaatsaHpdIti auii
Elm SttafbtrfabrsH, neil IT. troBoem e.
bielfantr MiIiondr ipdr, aus @eDiHH'
fuht cine unmenge grotgttrei5s, oGs ihH
gum gsrmablta oHptrtraut mar. ala
Jutter b~triauft bat. WlaH fpri9t bai
por, baB ts ith um Elm 1aantum hdr'
bette, Don BEN be 9tb0lttruns QItoHai
iuphenIaug bate Itbsn t5Hntn. 8is Sa4l
fanD 10, Ddb Qungt elmer IaDtren Strafl
etpdrttg Isiu muBts. Nus bisfsm @runbI
lit er freiriaie aug BEN aeben gei4ieoen.
Der gal stregt in QltoBaz sambnre
oroBss aufisten, bd aanss ttnsr 5amiIa
dnse66rs, bic srobes anishsn geRiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
Non IL

Cine innge Dame fOEts BON ibrem
Cntel bier5iefdafeHb 1oHnrs erbsn, Elm
Dinftd FINES WsrmSesHs - fl bat r.
a~bgelehnt, neil bas Getb nidf .reiH" neil
bas aebsnsblut bes Bolts baran iIsbs.
Run Itsnt F9 bsrous, bnb fie Hidt Elm
gdKftd, fcnbern bds sdnse BermDgsa
gserbt Eat. unb Ts rimmt an. Gin DHufs
lei mag rie1eH, aber in @aH5tB bsrlist
Eh cFfenbar teg ible Gerum.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
20. @ebHrtstsa eines marIneSetsrams

Der felt Iangsn Sdbrsn Ia 8erIinsaiGs
ierfeEbs kbeHbe aapildH sur Geg d. 2.
MubDH greihgxr b. M0Fing bonenbets an
%. Waoi fein FsbsigFtss Qebensjahr.
Brsibsrr BON HSFiine trat i'm CONNER
1851 In bic bamdliee prenBffGe W1rtnt.
Ats faHsef GeddbHri9 nnbn er 1884 an
GsegsFtmf bon SasEnunb I'M aritee gseea
Danemarf tell. Gpdier par e. Der PER-
fSnItht AbiuieHt bes Der forbenea prins
zen Mbalbsrt bon Yrsubsn, MariHebsboIIs
mdhiigsr Ia petersbRrs NIB gHIfbt aoms
nlanbant Der aorDstts .Afiabne". Gnbs
ber ahigiger Sabre Habm r ieinsn Abs
f4ifb aus bet GIDttsnFrpns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
9ie ufrene 6nne.

Der RntionaIlaftune fit bic 6iniers
bliebenen Der i'm aritet Gefouensn narsM
BON ber Aofensr uHb Minhsner Geatrs
bsrfdsrungsgdsui9Ot 10000 Ti. hbsfs
,pixIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
a1ebdnpEter grennnnagfdmera.

.Menn mein 6gimaEsurIoub 81 Gnbe
oebf, felt meine 1rau sinfaA @roBreiRss
nlahen an - Da bin i6 ham frDb, fpern
i'd fpseber IN ben GAhssngruben iomms
unb meiHe grbhuas babel"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
Ter .MeHias4

Gin friseliats ariegsbilb In 5stnbsss
lamb: Der Gentfnt Befangptrs
Elm mhrfe IN gtaBd nit untsrEtiisms
RON 8amen uno 6erren BON Rptsn arerJ
uno MannT6afien Der @eIoBnngsarmte
6dnssIs r@lsfFos" ouf. Die a~uiiibruHg
Tanh suounien pobltdtiger 8tranitaltnus
geH Itait. Gie itanb unttr aeituns bts
MuFtoirstiors grofeFor 8. Walder uHb
mubts pegtR bts groBen Grfolass Diebers
holt tperbsn. als GoliFten fpirttm nit:
GDd 9rnbn, GFen; aammnfdnger Gis
crib SoBmaunsO nsgin, Gtuitgart; 6ofs
DpfrnfGager mlar aipmann, Wlann6etni,
unb qrofeNor Ri9arb G4mie. Minftu.
I'm Der Srgd FAB neutrality-suspicious.
Or. Brib @olbdd. Der G6or uub bas
OrhtIter, b0s iib aug ben anpsIsn btr'
Kitchener 2anblturmbatailone 5uiommens
Ietts, tparen onf bic Gtdrte bon brsibuns
bert ptrionen gebroht. @eueraIgoubsrs
nsur Biting nobntt bsr auffabrung BEL
- Oh eds Bic oIiisrifn Gulturtrdger nit
ibrsn aoiolen, gonudtn, gaiuiontgeEa.
Gburtas unb aHSods aud i0nnen2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
Gie @enasiamelr.

Ssber Mann battle In isinem unttrtanb
eiRen Gtrohlad unO Elm acpfpolher erbuls
Ten. Da Gtrob iebr snapp mar, ionntea
bic Gade nidl ntu gefiat perhen. 8ds
@irob purbe ihlsht, aIerbanb 9ierhea
febtsn ii4 BARN fat. 10 bdB mir I6leBlia
se5punsen iparsn, bas Gfrob ~fori5ufotrs
fen. unfsrs qeute la1en dIfo nun auf ben
leersn GtrObfddsn. Gintg saaes esbe i'd
burn bic linisritdnbe. Die Qeute hattsn
f1 idon Sur Stub. seleot. Gle laaen auf
ben bloBen 9rettern. .RG, aarpib", faae
id 81 tinem pommerIhgn 2onbnebrmann.
pba auf ben 9retttrB iii Is Dobl itbt. no
sic fdon pieber an has peide Stro6 oss
ipobnt fooren. reht bart. sggas2" Nd,
ORR asutnani, s%nt9sgntte sr. let Is mid
10 iaIinlm. BtnR ipir ms ldldfsn Isoen,
lestn mir inner bic nsi9e Stite BON
Brett na9 Dben.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04
gerIiner ernubaHdsSerfrbr.


Rad ben itatiHTdsH @naaben bee
8erliner MaeiGtrats BAT fiji Der granhs
~fddsbtrtebr i'm Monat Gebruar in ftbr
ndBiesa 8abnen bsfptgt. SIS GrunbfHde
fDeditlten ihre gsiiber GIN sltihen no.
nat bss 9Orjabres 60. Raul lao Dor
BET 4 (2l) bebauieR Grunbfiiden mil
10000 (6542638) Wlart qauFbreis
nub l % unbebautsn nit 124000 mart
aaufpreis; 3fpanesptrttigerunoen Sci Z
q1)bebauttn nit 2.225600 R57eGO0
Marf Gdufpreis nub / 90 ~unbsbauien
NIT 5000 Wlart aaufprsis. 8urd msrs
srbung eingsH 81 (24) Grunbltids IN
anbsten gsfs uber, bic sinsn inert bon
Hbsr 7 WliaiDnen Dart battsn. @auos.
iahe Durben I'm Bsri6tsmonoi Isl
(255) tinesrsidt; ssHsbmist purbtn 6 on
2eubauteA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04

iisbsriretans Der gssfnahSahtreiis.
Dem @erlintE .eOtaIonSdaer" pirb ous
8armsn esmtloet: Die Gsraftammsr AZ
eibtrfdo DeruEteilis ben S.nhafsr bsr
Nsiaa9anblung uHb maaaIdmslw etern
nne Beibfopf Dsasn utberlretnna ~
IstaabO6bpHiis su 5000 gi, GIN
Itruf.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-12-29
United Stores Company
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
NOTICE..

Free Delivery Of all orders amounting
to IS cents or over. All goods must be
paid for at time of delivery.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-12-29
ANY ORDER FOR 25e

or more will be send CO. D. and can be
paid for with cash. check on bank, or our
United Store coupons.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-12-29
HELP KEEP up The STORE

That is trying to keep prices down.
When you help us you help yourself
and others also.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

end with her son, pr. l.. M Barnett, who is member of Company D. Arthur Tubb has returned from Chi cago, where he spent the past 10 days. Miss Eleanor Brooks of Springville is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Barrett on Eighth avenue. Prof. P. M. McNeil left today for New York, where he will attend the National Educational association. He will later take lectures at Columbia university, go- ing to Boston and other eastern points, where he will observe the schools of the different cities. Miss Helen McMurr of Richmond, Ind,
 is the guest of Miss Helen Rodenberg. MT. and Mrs. Harry Henning have re- turned to their home in Roanoke, Va, after a delightful visit to MT. and Mrs. l.. D. McCollum.
 Miss Kathrine Livingston of Florida and Miss Beatrice Roopins of Birming- ham are the guests of Miss Minnie Jack son for the week. Dr. A. A. Persons is able to be out after a recent illness at his home on Berkley avenue
 Mrs Tom Benton and children have re- turned from two weeks visit to Green wood and Greenville, Miss.
 Mrs Jim Ross is i'll at her home on Exter avenue.
 Judge and Mrs J. c. B. Gwn and Miss Hattie Bentley will leave Monday for Camilla. Ga, where they will spend several weeks as the guests of the Rev, and Mrs Bentley. They will make the trip in an automobile.
 Mrs. w. c. Baty is resting well at her home on Berlxley avenue following an operation on her foot
 Miss Dora Barr has returned from Montgomery, where she spent several days with friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

the beginning. The features of the con test were the pitching of Edney for the Red Mountain team and the hitting of Wagner, who secured three three-bag- gers The Red Mountain team has not lost game this season
 The regular monthly meeting of the United Charities and hospital board will be held at the home of the president, Mrs E.. M owens, on Fifth avenue Mon- day afternoon at o'clock. All members are urged to be present, as several mat ters of importance will come before that body.
 The following announcements are made for the South Highland Baptist church: Sunday school at 9:3O a. m; preaching at Il o'clock by the Rev. Thompson McRae; midweek prayer meet ing Wednesday night at o'clock.
 The regular services will be he'd at the Jonesboro Baptist church Sunday as follows: Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock; preaching by the pastor at o'clock D. m; midweek prayer services will be held Thursday night at o'clock.
 Miss Louise Hendricks of New Castle is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. h. E. Brad ley. on Fourth avenue.
 Mrs D. E. Barnett has gone to Mont gomery. where she will spend the week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
BALANCE SHOWN ON THE CREDIT LEDGER Government Ends Fiscal Year With S79,000,OOO
 Credit

Washington, July 1.-The government closed it's fiscal year yesterday with to- tai receipts of $S3S, 4O3, 969, and total dis bursements of $759 666 159, an excess of SIS, ,737, ,S1O compared with a deficit of $59,- 436, ,5S0 for the year ending June 50 last Both the income tax and internal reve- nue receipts in 1916 showed up far aooVe the estimates made by Secretary McAdoo and swelled the balance. Income tax re- ceipts amounted to SPA, S67, 430, compared with s79,S2 1875 last year. an increase of about $15, 900 over the amount expected by the officials. Of the total $56, ,909 ,95l came from corporations and $67 957, 4SS from individuals.
 The balance in the general fund at the close of the year was $236,S79o9O, lnclud- ing amounts to the credit of disbursing officers The actual balance was $174965, 231, the largest balance in the general fund since 1908.
 In analyzing the figures, Secretary Mo- Adoo said larger internal revenue receipts for the year have been due in great measure ''to the unprecedented prosperity of the country and the vigorous enforce ment of the internal revenue laws
 Customs receipts for the year, MT Me Adoo said, amounted to $211, 1866, 222 .S4, as against $209, ,26S, ,107 .43 the previous year, and exceeding the estimate by more than S16. .O00, 900.
 Receipts from internal revenue" said his statement, reached a total of $5l2,- TAO, 769. .58, and exceeding all previous esti- mates by many millions. Ordinary in ternal revenue receipts amounted to $3S7, 1873, 339 30 and, excluding the emergency revenue from this amount, these receipts were approximately $304, 100000, or $32 000,- 900 greater than had been estimated.
 The cost of collecting this great sum was only 1.40 per cent, the lowest cost in the history of the internal revenue service"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
HENRY A. STOVALL
 FATALLY BURNED ~ Gasoline-Saturated Clothing Catches Fire-Funeral
 This Afternoon

Henry A. Stovall, 4018 Oak street, Gen. tral park, was fatally burned early yes terday morning when his clothing caught fire MT. Stovall was a hostler at the Alabama Great Southern shops, and had recently purchased an automobile Yes terday morning about o'clock he was working on his car and got his clothes saturated with gasoline and oil.
 lantern which he was holding had become overloaded and set fire to the sleeve of his shirt. The flames immed lately enveloped his whole body, and al- though heroic efforts were made by those nearby to rescue him, he had been terrl- bly burned before the flames could be extinguished He was hurried to St. Vim cents hospital, but died shortly after O clock last night.
 The remains were taken to Mackey' undertaking establishment in North Bir- mipgham and will be removed to his home in Central park this morning. The fu- neral will be held Monday morning al 10:9o o'clock, with interment in Elmwood cemetery.
 MT. Stovall is survived by his mother, Mrs. J. A. Stovall, and three sisters, Mrs. T. E. Reed, Mrs. J. R. Winks and MISS Lena Stovall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
At the Top

From an Exchange
 politician was talking at dinner in New York about the American busi- ness man.
 'It is his hard and endless work" he said. "which puts the American busi- ness man at the very top of the tree. He doesn't know the meaning If the word leisure"
 "A little boy said to his father, q millionaire business man:
 Pa. what is leisure?'
 ''The father looked up from the ei.- velope on which he was figuring with his gold fountain pen and answered: ::
 ''Leisure. my son, is spare time that Providence affords us for cleaning up various jobs of unfinished work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
STATE COMMITTEE
 MEETING DEFERRED

Montgomery, July 1.-(Special.) j Gen Bibb Graves, chairman of the state democratic executive committee. announced this afternoon the post. ponement of the committee meeting from July ' to August 10 at which time all contests growing out of the recent election will be heard.
 There are three contests before the committee, though it is probable that only two of them will be heard. Col. G. l.. Conner of Eufaula is contesting the election of Judge J. S. Williams as circuit judge, Probate Judge R. l.. Faucett of Autauga is contesting the election of Judge G. L. Livingston as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
HUGHES ENJOYS A
 REAL VACATION

Bridgehampton, N. Y, July 1.-Charles E. Hughes, the republican presidential nominee, here On his first real vacation in 10 years, spent today in true vacation style He golfed a little, motored little and devoted the remainder of the day just walking about.
 MT. Hughes had few callers today. To those who saw him the nominee made plain his intention of spending all the time he could before the campaign in relaxation and recreation. Preliminary work will be concentrated so far as it can be into two or three days week, which he will spend in New York.
 The actual campaign probably will be- gin the latter part of August.