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Greene County herald., 1916-03-03
MALARIA
Handicap of Education and Rural Progress
BY EUGENE FREDERICK TURNER
Health Bureau, University Memphis

malaria! Bid the South reach forth
and take the boon of health. Let the
Southern childs hemoglobin test rise
from 40 or so per cent up to that of the
we'll nourished child whose red blood
cells have never been the food OF bill
lions Of repulsive life-destroying para
Sites.
This one thing we do, casting aside
every weight that so easily besets us.
Let us run with patience this race un.
I'll the goal Is reached. America must
be freed from malaria. We are not
making fight on any body or upon
any legitimate business. We have q
right to expect only cooperation. We
invite the cooperation of men OF every
interest, including those whose bust
ness will be crippled by discontinu-
ance Of the present intolerable health
conditions. 1t is believed that when
the people unanimously demand CO.
operation in this campaign that CO.
operation will be the order. Only
stolid, selfish indifference can greatly
defer the day of victory in this great
cause. Arouse the Indifferent.
Let any one may call in question the
soundness of deductions upon which
this call to action Is based, an eminent
specialist has been asked to prepare
for publication in this pamphlet pop
ular monograph on malaria which the
people can understand. No authority
in the world can gainsay what he has
consented to write and to do in this
cause.
1t is strongly recommended to your
Superintendent and Board of Educa-
tion through you that the primer and
catechism on malaria printed in this
book be used as basis for the study
OF this subject by the pupils and that
at least one hour each week be set
apart for such study The course
should be repeated each year until ma
laria is no more. Such systematic
work should result In immediate ben
eft to the community. How can any
withhold his aid now and throughout
the campaign? Never can the world
cease to be grateful for the achieve
ment for which this already great
movement is organized. BY your un-
firing cooperation hasten the day OF
rejoicing when no child In America
must pass through malaria's blighting
course.
NOTE-Make .scrapbook Tor this
and all succeeding articles on maiaria
prevention.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
GREENE COUNTY.

Before me, r. d. Cochran, Chance.
Clerk, in and for said County, person
II appeared D. E. Breland, Sheriff and
Tax Collector in and for said County
Of Greene and State of Mississippi,
who makes oath that the foregoing is
true and correct list of all poll tax
payers of Greene County that were
delinquent February 1st, 1916.
D. f. IRELAND,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this the 10th day of February, 1916.
r. d. COCHRAN, Clerk.
BY 5. r. MCKAY, d. G.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

No doubt those who have fallen int@
the habit OF calling earth q vaIe Of
tears will keep right on. saiflinE
through another year, like . victirs
Of influenza. A sobbing soul IL one d
LIES tragedies.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

A Boston doctor says people shout
learn to like what is best for theI'
and start when they are young. Boy
for instance. should learn to like
rattling good larruplng occasionally
but we don't believe they will. Il
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

The financial review showing the
marvellous range in steel and motor,
stocks is enough to break ones faith
In greedy fortune teilers who are still
poor.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

4 Philadelphia woman declares It
Just as much the husbands duty
cook as 1t is the wife's. but the wo1
an who holds to that view general
has husband who IL found on u
lunch stool downtown at mealtime.| /
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

1t requires small geographical
knowledge to locate the five Chinese
provinces that have. revolted against
Yuan at the extreme boundaries of the
empire. W
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

Is this new milk powder we hear &C
much about anything like the chall1
the oid-fashioned milkman was sup.
posed to user
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

This Is a world of change. They
used to have high chairs for cn,lcrenI
but now the fashion is coming to be
low tables.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

One of the most interesting features
Of the war is the output OF war maps
which explain absolutely nothing at
all.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

Professor Muensterberg, says the
war will end In the spring. But the
professor says good many things
like that
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

A crushing retort is that sort of
linguistic ammunition which never ar
rives until after the enemy has won
the victory.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

Health officers everywhere are ad.
vising the people not to sneeze in pub
lie. Save your sneeze until you get
homel
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

A Columbia professor says pauper-
ism is a durable disease. So is pow
erty. II the donation is large enough.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

Critics say the war has not pro-
duced any great poetry. Wait till the
poets come back from the firing line.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

One effect Of the war. according to
q socfologist. will be to cheaper wom-
en-. But not their clothes. it may be
added.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

Winter. also. Is blessing ln. dis
guise. It sometimes offers proof that
not all the slush gets into print.
Greene County herald., 1916-03-03

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Mimms, Arthur. col.
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McInnis, Murdoch, col.
MeInnis. Kila. col.
McCann Sam, col.
Mcdonald, Hiram, col.
McCann, VIII, col.
Mccain, Henry, col.
McCann, Sylvester, col.
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Packer, Curry, col.
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Robbins, Garfield, col.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
WANTED-s1lUA AG,C

LADY stenographer, with one years ex- perlence, desires position; moderate sal ary. Address A-60. care Age Herald.
 3-26- If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES
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Notice
 Statement of the ownership, manage ment, circulation, etc., required by the act of August 24 1912, of The Birmingham Age-Herald published daily at Birmng- ham, Ala, for April 1, 1916; Editor, E. W. Barrett, Birmlngham Ala; managing editor William Ryan, Birmingham, Ala; news editor, c. M. Stanley, Birmingham, Ala; business manager, w. H. Jeffries, Birmingham, Ala; publishers, Age-Herald Publishing company. Birmingham, Ala. Owners, E. W. Barrett, Birmingham, Ala. 1; Nathan l.. Miller Birmingham, Ala; l.. V- Clark, Birmingham, Ala; Ross c. Smith, Birmingham, Ala; Mrs. A. R. Tominson, executrix, Birmingham, Ala. :; estate of c. A. Mountjoy, deceased; c. H. Greer, Marion, Ala. Known bondholders, mortgages and other security holders holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other se- curities: J. M. Caldwell trustee, Bir- mingham, Ala; George Cunningham, Bir- mngham, Ala; Meyer & Goldman, Bir- mingham, Ala; Lee c. Bradley, Birming- ham, Ala, trustee, estate of T. B. Lyons, deceased B. W. Strasburger, Montgom- cry, Ala. Average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed through the mails or other wise, to paid subscribers during the six months preceding to the date of this statement: Daily, 17,T9; Sunday, for March, 2S,925.
 w. H. JEFFRIES,
 Business Manager Sworn to and subscribed before me on this the Sd day of April, 1916.
 ELMER w. HEINzE. Notary Public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

WANTED-To loan s10,00o on close-in business property al per cent or in two loans on select residences Address O -62.
 care Age Herald. 4-4-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

LAWYER with office and court exper- fence, desires position with established firm or would purchase interest in prac
 tice in city or small town. Address J-60. Age-Herald. 3-2S-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

WANTED-One first-class machinist com petent to handle lathes and plainers for general repair shop. Apply to c. B.. Kimble, Demopolis. Ala. P. o. Box 236.
 3-3O-7
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
CLEANING AND PRESSING

THE JONES AGENCY( collections. Title
 Guarantee Bldg. Main 4203. 3-5-t1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent a word a day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- tfOn. Cash muMt accOmpany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

HAIR CUT, lUc; shave, Sc; work in rear
 room free. Birmingham Barber College.
 20071a N Sd ave. 2-1i-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

oung man, 8, of good address and well acquainted with Greater Birmingham, would like to con- meet with some good firm who is in need of relia ble man; first-class local refer
 ences furnished. Address H. M. S., No
 1922 North 18th st., city. 3-2912t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

SEVERAL rooms to rent, with board, in
 pleasant, private home, on Highland
 avenue; garage also if desired. PITT Highland avenue Main 239S-J. 3-26-t If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

DRUGGIST-An all-round, capable young man, one who is not afraid of work i; state sage, reference and salary ex- pected. Address K-61 care Age-Herald.
 4-2-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

SPLENDID board with front room,
 southern exposure, on three cars lines,
 South Highlands. Main 1925. 4-2-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
WANTED-MALE HELP

ROOM and board for couple in private
 family No. Almond street, West End
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

ROOM and board reasonable, at 1880 9th
 ave, north. Main 6275. 3-22-15t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
|T A WORDONE CENT A WORDONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word a day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first fnser- tfon. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

FOR SALE-Frame cottage containing 6 rooms and hall complete with plumb ing. Must be moved from lot at once. Apply Chas. NJ. Allen & Son, 11414 N. 21St st city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
FOR SALE

RATES-One cent a word day: no ad
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

SHAT porch swing and all attachments,
 as good as new S2.50. Address C-61, care Age-Herald. 4-4-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
COLLECTION AGENTS

HICKMAN CYCLE CO.,, 1922 4th ave.
 Main 1250. Bicycles exclusively. 3-14-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04
Classified Business Directory
BARBER SHOPS
BICYCLE STORES

LADY barbers are good shavers; watch
 us grow. 1928 4th ave. 3-14-30t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06

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ben porben paren, 5u finben.
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Mebl. Rartt fart; Spring
paieuts SS.55-S.S5; Winter pa'
tents $795-S.20; Wtntsr @irais5ta
81. .60-7.S5.
DeiseR. - WAartt fsit; SO. 1 0u'
rum $1.88; Gu. 2 barter $1-7s; Ro.
l glprtbern DULUTH $1.89i; go. !
gloribern Manitoba $1.S54 I. o. b,
Rem Yort.
WelIdtorn. = Martt fart; Ro. 2
selbes $1.02 c. |. I. Netp Dort.
Safer. - Martt ftetis.
Sen. - Wartt fteiis.
Sofem. - Martt iietis.
Sdute. - Martt feit; gosota 81
34ac; Central gImerita 33a-34c.
2eber. - Marft feit.
BORT. - Martt feft.
Beef. - Martt fef; famils $24.'
O0-25.Oo.
S4nal3. - Rartt fef, MDSIs
Weit $15.10N15.20.
5alg. --~Martt rubis.
MoIe. - Rarft ftetig,
9ieis. - wlartt itetis.
MoIafIeA - Mdrtt fef.
3udsr. - Rartt itetis, Gentrifu'
fusal $500; 9sUIaEss s5.12, Rstii.
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Der Obioflub piro ii6 i'm Sin.
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Chattanooga, 1nn.-7.6 SUB. fdat.
Cairo, Sl.-9.7 SUB, fdlt.
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gbicooo. & Sftober.

Gbicdeo,5 Sftobsr.
I Bei5en. - Sir Desembsr $15sI-
1.60S. am S6luB $1.601; fir Wla
$l.5Si- -1.594, am lSdlub $l59l.
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7Stc, am Sdlub 78c; fir Wia
774-7S4c, ON S9lub 783e.
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49ac, am S6lub 49sc; fir Mai 81
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&lee.- $11.00-14.00
port. Sir DECEMBER $22.55-
22,90, am S4luB $22.87; fir 50.
nuar $22.65-23.Oo, am S4lut
$23.00.
s6mals. = Sir DECEMBER 18.=
W-13.90, am S4lub 1882; Jill
Sanuar 13.35-13.45. an S4lut
1897.
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14.0o-14.1o, am S4Iub 14O5; 'iir
Sanuar 12.35-12.45, am Salub
1912.
Butter. - Martt bDbsr. CREAMERY
30--34Ae.
Gier. - Marft b0ber. Birits 30a
Bic; prbindre firitits 281-29Ac.
&artoffsln. - Martt 60ber. -
Ssriebs $1.&-1.40; Sbios $1.15-
S.20.
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Sufu hr,

bbteb. - Der Uldrtt mar
i6lspsno unb rie 3ufubrsn mdbtg unb
bic greife iietig. @ute Mildtiibs pas
rem fteiis. Die gladirase fir Stoders
uno s5sebsrs mar bsiardntt unb bic
preiis jtetig.
Mittlers unb idtpere Stiere $7.0O
$50; Sleiider Stiere $5.50-750;
auserleiene bis eytra $7.75-8.10;
Ssifers $500 -6.25; aussrleiene bis
ertra $6.50-6.75; aabe $4.00-5.'
25; aussrlsIsns Bis srtra $5.75-G.e
90; Gamers $3.25-415; MiI6tabe
$35-S5; StOtsrs unb syeebsrs:
Gtiere $5.O0-6.75; 5eifers $500
$50; Stiibe $425-4.75.
gullen. Der Wartt mar
lebr ftau infolgs serinssr Ga9Trags
unb bic prsiis stpas nleoriser.
ssett 8uasn $G.25-6.75; Bologna
$5.25 500; mussrs unb lsi4ts $4.s
co 500.
adlber. - Die 3ufu6ren pas
rem lei6t uHb bic preie 25- 80 Gts.
Hiebriser.
geIte lsidt. aaf6er $12.0o-12.59;
fair bis CUTE $9.oO-12.00; orSirirs
uno srobs $4.Oo-11.0o.
SGpsine. Der fir bic Isb'
ten afpsi Woden berri6enDe preiss
Riidaana tam 1suts gum Stebeu. Die
3ufubren iparen rsi6lid, aber AUDI
bic gla&frase mar cine bsHsre uno nls
qreiis itiessu lin 10-15 Gents.
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unb gleiI6erfrrten $9.60-9.65; &C..
miI4ts 9srputunssiortsn $9.25-
$50; ausselnate mittlsrs. 16O-1so
pfunb. $3.50 -8.75; lsi4te gerianots
iortsn, l2o--155 pfunb $8.Q-S.'
80; orbindn bis CUTE Sertel, 40
s}fuub uns ndruntsr. $5.oo-s.5o;
proiaGre Bis auserldsne i4Der. fst's
Sdue $7.0o-8.75; Stass 800
S.25.
Shefe unb 9dmmer.
0is 3ufubr,n tparen mdbia. 5etis
S4afe parsn in gutter Raafraes unb
bic prsife itstis. Dos Gd4dft IN
admmern mar i9lsppenb uns bic
preiie 1875 Gents niebriger.
Sdafe, aussrleiene bis eEtra S6.'
CUTE Big auserlsieue $3.50
$50; orbtndre BIB fair $3.50
90. - 2Gmmer, auserleiene Biz EXTRA
$1O.5O-10.75; CUTE Bis auserlslsns
orbindre Biz fair Sa.'
00-9.0O,
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Marie Mattfelb pon S.utia
lamb 5uriif.

,,gicIe SbrdnerL, aber iiberau Ser
@iIle gum 3ur6balten. "--Operl.
idngerin bat ibren 9eitrag CUR
ainberullg Der gsotb 6riiben Der.
tbeilt. - grinet 2ubipiasfreu3
fir Chris. Hebban unb @eor0
SenrulIer INIT.
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Gw umiate I'm biii,sen Gfsarinsbaus 81.
ltsfsH iid brute sHf ee,6ll.os0.
xsisfi1ss,aaasa
1n Iartt psr tsute rubissr, bod no.
ssn bh Bei6dtte inner nod 5iemlih Isb.
sat tu ntRneH. Die Yreife parta aetts.
eolnmbia 0as ging auf SO b,Rauf aRo
ldblot ~ 12W gsbotsi, 88 uerlangt. Mme.
rIeaa uail com. i4loHsn " 2ssK. ger.
tauit purosn:
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Ginetnnati. &. Oltpber.

Die nadfolsenbsn AuOtirunsen ks
5iskn iiH nur auf gnsros 5ronss
attionen. Bel ileineren geIhiften
iusrSsn ettpas hShere prsiie bsrshnst.
probtfionem
g DIM al ., -prim a Gtea m
1470- 14.80; Gamilp 14.O0 =
14.5O.
SrodengefaISenes Jttf4.
- S6ort clear Geiten lofs, Isl
163t; Gytra fbort clear Gsiien 144
-15le; turSe 9tippenieiten 142-
151e; Bellies 16a-173e.
Dacon. - Short clear Setten
16a-17e; ertra fbort clear Seiten
15a-16f; Ihort Rippsniei!sn 15A-
16c; Bellies 18-18ae.
sugar Gureb Gfeifd, -
Shinfen 20a-21e; Ytenie ShiItern
15--15ae; grsaifaIt Bacon 23-25c;
S4uItern in padeten 15-15ae; Hstp
gorl Gut 15a-16e; trodtns Beet
S4iiien 29t-30ae per pfuHb.
SiBsep5feItssglstf4. -
Sdinetn 17-17.e; pienie Sduls.ru
12a -133e; Bellies 17a-1Se; S6Ils
tern 13a-14ae; Saultern n. Q. Gut
143-14ae.
grif9ssGIeif&. - Gdin,sn
16f-17ic; pienic S9altern 12h-
13e; G4uliern 12A-13.; fort Rips
peHieiten 13-13ac; fbort clear rip
penieiten 13t-14e; ertra fbort
clear gaippenieitsn 13-13ac; Bellies
lsi4te 183-1s4; 8ertsst f@psre
17-18c.
WebI nnb Getreibe
MebI. - Dinter patent SITS
500; Minter fanep $7.25-7.50;
Winter famiIp $6.75-7OO; Wintsr
ertra $3.75-6.00; Winier orbindrer
s5.25-5.50; Sartss Wsi3sn patsut
$8.m-8.25; Sartes Meisen fanep
S.50-7.75; Sartes Weissn faHilp
S6.00-6.25; Moseen, Rortbpeitern
semifdtes $5.75--5.9O: Rossen gitp
reines $5.75-5.90; Rossen, giip sss |
mif&tes $5.50-5.75.
Met5en. go Q rotbsr Wirter |
81, ,61a-1.62s; go. 3 DO. S1.57-l
100; go. a DO. $l45-1.56
MELT hforn. - go. 2 tpiebes |
93-93ae; No. 8 DO. 92A-93e; Ro. |
A DO. 90-91e; Ro 8 bo. $3.50; !
Ro. 8 DO. $3.50. - 90 2 selbss |
92A-93e; Ro. 3 bo. 92-92ae; To. |
A bo. S9-90e; 10. s bo. $3.50; |
20. 6 bo. $3.50. - go. Q semiibs |
tss 92- 92he; go. 8 DO. 91A-92c;
10 A bo. Ssa-89ae; Ro. 8 bo. S6a
SIZE; Ro. 9 gtmifdtes 84a-85ac. -
WsiBss Rptbenioru 2a-93c; ssltes
aoIbeutorn 90 92ae; semiI@tss RoIs
beniorn 913-92e.
9afer. - Ho. 2 ipeibsr 51--
51tc; Gtanbarb iptiber 50-51se;
no. 3 tpeibsr 49-49ae; go. A iDeiber
48-48Ae; go. 2 ssrnii4tsr 47A-l
aSc; yao. 3 smiiaier. einAtimif4er
i7-47ie; glo. 4 ssmiidtsr 45+-
i6hc
Rcgeen. - go. a $1.N-1s
%; No 3 $1,22--l25; Vo. a $10
--L22;; prObe 95c-S1.10.
Wbfsiep.
Nrtauft ipurbsn 1865 @bfa, Tis
tiIlers Ginifhtb Goobs auf'bsr Bats
40 per GalIcne. |,
Grpeertes. |,
aattsr- Sasa 2a-Sosss Rosl
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Uef@d!tspsptere rsrsen ~ oK$ bis
iontiyt. Wediel anf asHbon wartn hetio.
Snssiiunosn tl.TsH' eranes si&t s.sssz,
Aatd 6.sS. glarf Sidi 7o3k. aottI 7oK.
4rp1en eitt 1895, AateI 1918. Xire ei1i
$40, 2abd e.l6K, Nubeg ei@t siH; 4s'
bel 8s11SS; eilber.U UarEsn s7He NeI'sauiiHs
9slarS 90.
GitisRm sylt.-Gey Narlt nar au4
bsuis Hiebss rsAt Ieb6ait uno bic preifs
nsysn feF. bsionSers bic Giierbahn'NltieH,
ipdhrsns eiaiOs pon ben Jnbutrie'aiites
etusS 6u leibeH battsn.
Ake>~a>aw nrokasu
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gbiogbenb $500; aanaip6a Stadfobs
len $4.00, Nub unb Slad $500
3.25 per 5Onne obssliefsrt. @auds
Ioie Stiidfoblen $5.OO--5.25; Ans
tbraeiie $775- 500 per Sonne absss
liefert. Cote toitet $5.50-6.50 per
Tonne abseliefert.
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0sn Nort. s. Sttober.

0eD YOrt. s. Sttober.
aupfer. - Wartt feit.
gleetrolptic. - $27.0o-28.50.
Gifen. - Wartt itetig unb unoers
dnbert.
3inn. = Wsurtt felt; S39.75-40.s
90.
8lei. - Wartt itetig.
Spelter. = Wlartt unoerGnbert.