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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
Sic :Surdbrudsperinde.

Sn Der periloiienen @odc fperber
pieIe unierer 9eier idpere Stunocr
uerIebt baben, als lie bon ben 0urt9.
brilten Der GnalGnber borten. Be
ionoers erregt peroen 0ieienigen &c
lDeien iein, bic ben @erihtpn Der eng.
ltiten 3eitlngen ino ipe3iea ibrcn
flammenoen lleberidriiteu nod i'm.
mer geadtung ihenfen. @enn man
oieie Iieit, muB man glaiiben, oob es
nit ben Ieutihen idneu gu gnoe
gebt 3ie engliide SeeresIeitling
ilbertreiht Die geoeutung ibrer' selt.
meiligen griolee aui bas @robIidite.
@enn lire 5ruppen cine S.eQung Il.
nommen babeil, ipiro ibr stne grok.
itrategii6e geceuh,ng beisenleiica,
DieDobl eS ii6 nm nihts mebr ais
Die geiesung elmer SteQung banbelt,
bic nidr ben minoeiten einitub oai
ben 9erlalf bes &rieges boben fam.
l(no penn Die @ngI1noer lG6erlih
iibertreiben, 10 tbut Der Tepeiden.
&eoaftor Der engIiiden 3ei.Ineen Gas
@eitere, Inn Die llebertrei9ing 5uli
llniinn gu iteiaern. SinN Die Gng.
Ianoer on elmer einSisen SteQe ahf
elmer &inie pon bun6ert WeiIen
brrdgebrodenJ bann beiBt es IN heu
lleberidlriften iie batten sic game
2inie geipouner. g(m n1hiten 5ags
fOmmt Die Grfl0rltng bon Der beut.
ihan Seite, melhe Die Saflage in Il.
nem gang anoeren uno mabren 2idltc
bartlett. @er iih unnotGge Sorac
erIoaren piQ, Dem fonnen mir nidt
orin9enb aenlg empieblen. bab er sic
@erihta Der englii6en Yreiie nit
9iubc altfnilnmt unb nartet, mas Scr
oeltihe 9eridt, Der iiber Die @or.
aarge crit am 1lddjiten Gage melbet,
gu iagen bat. Ger 2eier ,uir6 bann
iinoen, oaB feline @eunruhi1lmg IN.
notbig mar &Sas Ser ,Seirh pirflidi
erreidt bat, miro in oen oeltiden 9e.
rihten niemals oerihpicden, abcr
man miro fin6erL baB Der ,Seiuo
nihts 0eientliGes benerfiieaiet lot
luto 5unleiIt iogar, Sab Die grober!G..
gen, oeren ar iif riibmt unh Die er 70
bemert6et, 6urt, G,egen'
angrifie perloren gegan9er iino
@as nun Die Sahlage betriiit, Sic
felt Der aroben engliid)en Giieuiipc
lit, 10 bari man BRETT IA.
gen, obne irgenb etipas bsifoniGen
gu poGen baB Die Seinbe ni6t nicl
lpeiter iino, als am eriten Gage 6er
proBen Gffeniipe uno oab oas. mas
lie an grfolgeu 5u per5eidnen baben.
bic 9(usii6ten Der 9eutifen aui eincn
ifIiebli6en Sies iiber alc ;Seinbs
ritt i'm Minoeiten triibt. Ger Dor.
gang ipielt iid nit Der aroBten Osc.
lelmabigfeit ab. lie sseiuhe iu6en
it einen punft aus. 100 iie ba..Nbrc.
ben woGen. Dss ssnsentrirer fie !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
arisas sb.u.sunas.

GtattNit. Die 1heueruilg ntr
aetsnsmittsl, bat, ipie aus elmer bonn
2lrbeiisbureau xraussesebensn 5ta'
tiItit eriidilit III. bic RsutraIen taft
ebsnIc Idper bsiroffen. ME bic arisa,
fltrsnben; nab berislben Statiiii.
lnofi iie iih in ben adnDern Der 3ens
tralmGtte msbr fiiblbat als in bench
Der 9laiisrtsu. Die er0bten prsisitti'
srunssn 5eigen bic 3ifftrn fur
oeiierreidb, no sSIeiid)preiic iibcr
500 prO5snt bSbsr iinb uls Dor 2lus,
5rlid, Der 8einbieIigtciten. slinbfleiid.
bas i'm Gtbruar 1914 fur 6,S Gents
5d baben mar. brinst nun 38.7 Gents.
isleiidpreife in Berlin 3eigtn @rs
bSbunaen nm as bis 100 prosent.
Das britif6e Wolt sablt i'm Durds
ihnitt So proSent msbr fit feline
Rabrunssmitt.l als Dor sipei Jahrtn
Den sr1bten 4uff&lag 5eist Der Gus
der, nit 152 pro5ent. ben seringiten.
II prp;snt. OIsomarearine. Uts
Spreiis in Jrantrsi9 finb i'm % qDro'
sent iibsr ben 9ur&f&niit Dor BEN
aries. ssnitssn. in Jtdlisn 80 pro.
gent Don ben usuiraIen ldnbsrn
seist Qorirtssu bic bodTten prtisfss'
gsrrnssn; bort iiub 20 ptrI&itb.ne
eebsninotbpsnbisttiten burGf6Hit'
li6 nm SO g)rossnt tbeurer als I'M
Jdtre 1914. Der Mrbtiier In Aopeu.
bae.n sablt "a prc5ent mebr filr iein
GFsn. aIs Dor sipei Sobrsn, IN btr
Shmeis roneiertn Die qDreiBerb6bun'
eez BON 8 bis ITO pro5tni. Oossaet
bat na@ bsr GrtIiruug bsS 4rbeitess
bureaus ber Rriss auf be aebeuls
prtiit in bieitm Qanbs mn tpense
Ginflubt ss6dbt (1sbi<ft Dl1dnps
tiixo Vt btret unipdbr. ME ilberboupi
cile elnaabsu insSidkia ~ tapl
eG tAttt n ~ ~ 81 it H )
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

Gle oift5ielIe slnerfennlulg
Der yGellti6lanb" ais S4noelsitii;
lit iiir Gie oeutifje Ration Pin groBcr
Geminn, obluohI nitt eriittlib ill.,
nie lie bdtte pcrlpeigert perben f0a.
uen IS lit ieet Die WoQlidfeit qe.
qc6en, oicicnigcn @aaren, heren hie
beutidc STRENGTHENING uno Die bellt.
ife Patton orin9eno bebarf 8li5ufliG'
rcn Gie &aoung @unni, melh,
Jest 6inilberaeInngt, lit ihor eiu iebr
anietHlifcr &ortheIl, benn nlne 6ra.
&c lit lie fiir Icuti6Innb Elm 6rinatn.
hcS @eoiirfuiB. 1ab has Boot ans 3iel
aelanaen Miro, bariiber iinb mir
6lrdl Die 9IellBerlingen oes aapitdna
aoniG uollali berllbiat, oef Die fe':e
3uperiidlt begt, cbenio iiter an 6as
anhere 8eitaoe slt gelarge,;, pie cr
aui oem 0ege bierber allen Neinben
entronnen iii. 9aB Die Gnglanoe-
Die QroBten 9luitreralrnqer MAIDEN
neroen, Der Seutlflann" babbatt
Sl ruerbeL oarf aus bem @runh,
nift beirreu, oaB lie bieie sluitreH.
uingen itou genadt ba6cn, Inn oas
Gommen Der .Telltiflahb' slt Der.
Nnorru, oa itou felt LANCER Belt Be.
fonnt mar. 6aa lie lid allf Gem @cge
hierber befan0. @tr entiagen nlir
Der eineu Sofimlna, baB Der 9rdii.
hent Wiliort, nafjoem INN scr peitere
gepeis BON ser llutpirfiamfeit Der
britii6en 0lodabe aeliefert uorbeu
lit. nimmebr, uie es feline Gilift
pGrc, fir Die ilngebirberte 3ufubr
bon anerifaniihen @oaren nab
9eutihlono eintrcten piro 9ab ser
Grdiioent bieie Sorberime niht iielt,
iii eire S,brtadl fiir Die Station, obcr
bos iii man iest ifou 10 genobrt.
hok es fnunl nod Der Wiibe iperty
lit, oori;ber @orte au nfrIlrel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

niecrigcrcn Nreiien beiriebigt iperbei!.
als uon Den slaiicrter, ipcil bic aal,i.
frait bes rliiiiibcn gflibcls IN ben
GeutraIlinoern arobcr ieil! tuir0, aIs
IN enslano rnb sSranfreid). Waaidi-
rerie, bic 8. 9. in Mdlibeiter SOC, 900
foiicn ,uiirbe, ip1rc in Stittgart ooer
Gbelnnit fiir $4,000 lin SfubeIiD
nrb1[t[id1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
Der beutf6e 0aeidsfan5lel

| Der beutfde 0acihsfan5lcl
| iiebt ieinen aIten 3einbcn oegeniibcr
3uerit iinb es Die aonierpa.ipen De-
nen er IN Der inneren NoIitif an libc.
raj lit. elm 8oripirf, Der 9erlpunSa.
runs erregen muib, benn t@rtbmann'
Soapeg lit BON ieber elm entifiebencr
0eener elmer polfstbiimIit,n @egie,
ring in preuben getpeier NO Die
| arautiunfer bisber Die s5er.ifait ae-
fiibrt baben. ggas iie beiiifhten, 1T,
bab bas taoeloie @erbalte1 Der 60.
sialiiten in oieiem ariege oen aun5'
Ter peranlaiien fonnte, bas Stilnni.
rcht IN aSreuBen etipas 81 erlpeitefu
ilno er bat aud bereits hurhblideu
laiien, baB iolhes ieine 9lEiid)t lit.
Gespegeu lpollen lie ben aanSler
Itiir3en, oenn ben arautinnfern II
jeber aan5ler 81 polfstbiimli6; lie
baben iogar Billion ouf bie'c MnfloDc
bin 3u Sale ge6radt. 9ie anberea
Gesner iino Die gsatiouariberale:L
Die slaes anncftiren poIIen. Sic
meroen aber nafJ ipie pot an sem
Safer iheitern, gegen Den iie IN
@irflibfeit Stllrm lailfen, benn ieit
@ismards &iiftritt regierer nidt Die
San5ler, icubern Der Guiier. Iieies
it, pic iein 0erhalteu pGbrenb let.
ner gan5cn 9legierllng ge,eigt bat,
mobl elltldlieben gegen cine parla-
mcntariite 0iesierltng, bic Den 8ni.
ier alisifaltet, mie iie Die linfslibera'
len 9arteicn uno Die So5ialiiten cr'
Itreben, aber er lit Elm seiomener
Mann, Der llebcrtreibungen mibbil.
ligt. Seine 3iele limo uiht Gro,e
rungen, ionbern, pie man bel ms
iagt, ,Safetp iirit". Or !piro niht
mebr slnnerionen pornehmon, ais 7lr
Siderbeit 4eutidbIanos rotbweno;J
limb Gie slnsriiie eegen zen aallj'
Ter, lponlit immer Der aaiier gemeinl
lit, rihten lid aut gegen ieine Gin
iteallng bes unbebinberteH Sal6'
bootfriegs. slud in oiefsn Sole
glauben mir nift, baB Der Safer pom
ieinem stanopunft abgehcn pire,
bab Die Sreilnbi6aft NIT strerifa NIT
oiiidii6t auf Die 3eit nad n'm &rieGc
e6enio geboten lit, pie ecJenmdrtig
Ter aalier oenft neiter, als Gieient
gen, bic Ieine Tolitif miBbilligen. er
min bie Ser. Staaten niflt oem al
Iiirten S9irtbitaftsbunb in Die srnc |
treiben; er rchnet nIf Imeritas |
SiIfe, Inn Gbinas @uitheilung inter
Die Mlliirten 5u perbinoerr uno niht
,lm Minoeiten erlpartet r oei'en
9ciitano in Der SSeitleallng eineS
sepredts, Sns Der eneliiden anma'
Bllna @rcn5cn Test uno oa bie'e 9lb'
iitten lid politGnbia NIT ben ST.
tereiien lmieres 9anbes oeden, +
5at bie @olitif bes aaifer3 aIe Der.
ruuit iiir iid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

sugetraut tpsrben bari, unb gun
GHlub: .auf Der Merfie bsfinbet
lfiH iein 9pbroplan.~ Die .Drss
mem III nod ni4t abseFabrsH, isbod
| iinb nod pielt llntsrfeebooit i'm Wau.
6err paul SiIisu sr5dbIie, baB cine
@haufpislsrin aus Rem Yorf Dom
gerIinsr Spsrnbauie, bsrtn Rams y
oIIerbinss nidt anseben ionnte. ben
AapitGn ON Samitag 5u 5tbtn
ipiinIGt. Der aapitdn ipirb auf fsis
nen sSan bic ibm BON bsm Rem Dors
Ter 1beater semadten WoriHIdss
onnebmsn. lin ben 0eriiaiea iber
bic 8efdnffenbsit Der 2abuns ein cns
be Su maiden, ertldrts 6srr paul 6its
fen. bab bieTelbe aus Garbitoffen be-
ftdnb, bariintsr Der aIlermobsrnitsn
gerliner Gdrkn, unb 3ipar iinp bic
Jarbiioffs in folder Wsnse uHsss
tommen. bab ipsnigitens, semdb 9errn
6iIten. bic gan5e gbslapeait Bat n
isber beliebissn Garbe sefdrbt ipsrpen
tdnn.
gssen enbe bes Diners .rIdier
Yaitor Suliiis 6ofmann, ein alter 9.:
tanntsr bss aapiidu aSnis, nnb isltfs
psritanblia purbe e. icfOrt sur aafeI
beranse3csen.
Gum S9lub erfdien bas Gtob.a
Srteittr unter leitung bes Dirisens
ten 8. q. Gieinipnlb unb fpislie bas
2ieo Star SplngIsb Banner uns
bic ,,Wadi am RFin'.
.aapt. a5nis I'm Waporss
gLreau.
Waabor BRETON mar Der srte amss
ritaniite giirgsr nit 4usnabme Der
aaenten Der .Gaitsrn JDriparbins
Co., ipelfer @eltssnbsit bdtts. oas
llnierIseboot ,Deutfdlanb" Su b.iifs
iisen. Gapt. puul aOris mar bon
Strrn paul o. 6. SiIIsn btslsitsi.
geibe irafsn iurs Dor 12 llbr i'm
Ratbbauis Elm uno tpurben iofOrs
rld bem gmpfonss5imm.r oss
Mapprs aefiibrt. no Strr Siltsn bic
6erren gssenIsiiis betannt ma9is.
adpitdn aonis iaste: ~5err giirstrs
meiIi.r! Sd bofis, bab sic mir
unb meiner Wannidaft bes llnters
feebpotes .Seuiidlanb' bi. ebre sr'
fpeifen, uns gu beiuhen. Wir min
Iden, sic als ben gertreter Der gans
sen Stdbt Baltimore ,u besriibsn.
9lubsr ben geami.n Der Regierung
unb ben geamten Der Dampfer Gss
feqI6aft baben mir, tpis Sis pi1sn.
Riemanb.m bas getreien bes Stifs
fes erlaubt. Sic ,perbtn beritehen.
bab mir bamit fsbr friit itin mill
fen. S6 ipiinihis. mir i0nnten alel
oeuien Gjel.ssnbeit seben. bas S6ifi
sr beiekn, bsnn mir iino bier mi!
folder 2i.hnspiirbisieit uHb nit
iolf ber5li9em gnissseniommsn gss
ebrt porben, bab id fiir6ie. mir t6ns
n.n uns gar nidt Santbar a.nus bafiir
eripeiisn."
Der Wanor, tpel6er Don Der Be
ii6tisuns Der rGlts1 pdraM fam,
ertpiberts: .6err aapitdn, Id pin'
f6e Sbn.n Slid gu Sbrsr Rsife IN,
min Sbnen meinen Daui oafiir aus
ipredtn, bab sic Baltimore als
Sbren Safen auss.fudt ba6en. 56
boff. unb ipiini4s, bab 81. elm.
gIiidli&. Reiis auf Der Riidfabrt pa
ku." Der Wtapor ipisberbolte oann
feline ginlabuns su einem OiLtr 1T
ieinem Sauie on Der gde Dor
Gbarles unb Reab Strabe. Sdpitaa
a6nia tbsilts nit. bab Ct bdnisno
atseptire unb in i.iner gesIeitunl
piirben Der eriie Offi5isr arapoh!.
Der speite OfIi,ier gprins unb Der
Obermaibiniit alesg iein. Sn be:
3pii6en,eit battsn iih fan dHe boz
beren geamisn Der perf&i.bensn Gss
part.m.nts einesfunben unb Der ad'
pitGn mubi. jsSem Gins.lnen bic SdnS
Id,iitt.ln, nadbem bi.ielb.n pom
MapOr islbit Dorseiteat Dorben ma
rem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

Gle GugIanber tr1umt.n
iih i'm iifercn 9eiip Don 9eaupamc
Die 0ran5oien BON Eeronne unb oic
Hliien bon aopel. SSn caeu brci
SdQen ilno Die Soffnlnsen ourd bic
fraitigen 9egenidlage Der Geuti6el;
gei6eitert. Gap Blades, peldes'
Eeronne gegeuilberliegt, oen Sran'
5oien pieoer entriiien porben, lit ein
beionoers idjperer Sdlag fiir Die Il.
liirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

9ie slbminiitration be-
miibt iitl Die tropiiden Saifiittc
non Der aiIite au entierneu 8egcn
ole engIiifen Saifiite bat flo nod
ni6ts getban.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

creme ioQ @uabesri6ter
tn Gleoelano perben, penn er oils
Senator aeiAlageu miro. Wir gro.
tulireu, Serr 9fi1ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

Sta!ien lit i'm @ortbred N
itarfer, ais i'm Gilrbbredln. ga6-
benz es ieine gunoesgenoiien perra-
then bat, lit es uitt iibel raidenb,
baB es lpieoer einen Sreubruh be.
gebt, inoeIn es Den fi,r5 Dor 9lusbru1
beS arieges nit Oelltiblano abee.
Ihlpiiencn gertrag, ppna6 Die RedJte
Ser 9iirger beiOer 9tationen IN beli
betreiienben 2Gnoern eeiihert ieiH
iodei, oliigcbOben bot giel bat ons
nidt gu beoeuten 9lber StalieuS
&uf aIs cine gang bcionbers treuloie
Gation lit Oamit beiiegelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

@iIion iagt, er retne nit
@eitimmtbeit aui feline @icbererp1b.
lltna, neil er Inentpegt c,ner tort.
lhrlttlihen Nif)tlIng gebulOigt bahe
sn ieiner auapartiaen Eolltif baben
mir has niht beoba6ten f0nneE.
sluf oieiem @e6iete, uno gan5 ipe,icT
NIT &iifIidt auf amerifaniihe Sntar.
eiien lit Elm fraftiges ginI6reiten iiir
Die SSrtiheit Der Meere bd. iiferItc
&enn5eihen zines fortiGjrittlidcn
@eiites. slber su feiner Belt in 81
@eit,id,te Der Qualification bat Sie
ihntGblidlite gfeaftion in ioldcr
@eiie sic SberbanS gepornen pir
in Der Tr1iioentidaft @ilion5. SShn
lGBt iif) nit poQem 9fehtc Der BOT.
lpuri MAIDEN, 6aB er oas g0lferrctt
herniftet, oantit bie Sidlerbeit hcr
Ser. Staaten gefd6rbet, Die ,silterei.
len oes 2anoes auf bas ShmadJs
pollite Iintangeiest uno einen arie3
aegen Srauen uno ainbcr, pie i'm
bic gnlI6nocr iest fiibreh mosIif
gema6t bat. lleber ieiue innere go.
litit mcrben mir ipGter reben. aber
mie er ole auslpdrtige 9oIitif geIeitst
hot, oa& geniigt, I'M i'm in ben gu.
gen eines ieoen Dabren stmerifane 3
al perurtbeilen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

Mclr als elm WlitgIieo oes Son.
greiies befiird)tet, bab Die 3eit niht
..nebr fern lit, in melder Der aongreij
lntr ben gaiaen Scr slomiriitrniicr
81 resiitrirer bat nnb in ipelf,r
aiid bic fpiftisiien Slrnftirnen Der
Resierung aiif beionbere iino bod.
ialarirte aonimiifione, iibertragen
lem per6en. Tie Dinda oes Hrdii.
ocnten iiber Die Iegislatipen Mitglie.
Re, ieiner 9artei Iiegt in ieiner glern.
terpatronage. 9em orntet Mhtglieoe
Ses Gbgeorbuetenbouies III id,on
laitsit iebe WodJt, taft jeoes @edt
gcnonm,en ipor6en. Geine gmpfeb
lineen in @eaug airf bic 2anopoit
,reiiier in ieinem Diihiff m6sen
nod aeleaentli& Geh6r betm Gene
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
GERARD SHER|FF'S
 CASE WITH COURT
Judge POstpOnes Decision in Impeachment of Russell
 County Official

Montgomery, July 7.-(Special.)-The Daniel impeachment case, following a two days hearing, was taken under advise ment by the supreme court late this after noon, and a decision may be rendered to- morrow. Todays session was consumed in the examination of witnesses for the defense and in arguments of attorneys. Sheriff Daniels was the principal witness examined today, and he was on the stand one hour or more. He testified, in effect, that he had done all in his power to en- force the prohibition law in his county; that he had conducted numerous raids, and had destroyed large quantities of con traband liquors, and that on several oc- casions he had appealed to the attorney general for legal advice in the prosecution of his duties
 Arguments were begun this afternoon and consumed several hours. Attorney General Martin and Assistant Attorney General Turner made able speeches for the state. The defense was represented by Ray Rushton of Montgomry and Frank deGraffenreid of Seal, At the conclusion of the arguments, the court announced that it would take the case under ad- visement. A decision is expected tomor-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
By Hop"


 York to make them drink which they called ''an angels dream" While he was lookirg up the recipe for it they robbed him of $50.
 Senator Sherman, whom Illinois pre- sented for the presidential nomination at Chicago, when boy peddled apples at 10 cents peck on the streets of Ma comb, H., where he was born.
 A Chicago girl killed herself with poison because her sweetheart accused her of keeping company with somebody else. On the same day, three other women in Chicago and three men com mitted suicide for various causes
 Seven members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers were arrested in Chicago during the strike, and confessed that, for $6 day apiece, they had been dynamiting property and putting lives in jeopardy
 A miner caught in a cave-in at Eureka, Utah, was slowly crushed to death, with out hope of rescue, and for 45 minutes before his death calmly gave directions about his property and sent his last mes sage to his wife and five young chill dren He met the end without strug- gle.
 Dr. Hudson Stuck Episcopal archdea- con from Alaska, says: q have always had a sort of dread of trained sociolog- ists, of anthropologists, of political economists, of psychological pedagogues, and graduates in similar subjects. I would rather be human and dirty, than inhuman and clean.'
 The president of Union college, in his baccalaureate address, said: ITO be per fectly respectable is a great handicap nowadays. especially for a woman, if she aspres to be among the liberators of her sex" He said the old adage was Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be p1 hn odo ic. "a clever. and let who will be good.''
 Thus do the people rule!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
A Few Facts
From Collier

From Collier S.
 The largest purveyor of household sup plies in the world sells nearly $5,0O000O worth a week. It is an English concern called the Cooperative Wholesale so- ciety, and it gives authentic data on the rise in war prices which affects all con1 sumers in Great Britain and Ireland. In April, 1916, the purchasing power of the British pound sterling was only Il shil- lings and pence. or less than 56 per cent of what it7 was in April, 1914. A grocers bill that was $1.60 in 1914 would be $21S in 1916. One staple lard, is ac- tually cheaper. however. British wages have gone up as well as British living expenses, but the London New States man asserts that there are still adult women in controlled (munition) estab- lishments not getting threepence-6 cents per hour"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
Greatest Telescope on Earth

In the July American Magazine Merle Crowell says:
 Several years ago the Canadian gov- ernment decided that it wanted the larg- est telescope in the world, to be set up in the clear air of Vancouver for photo- graphing thousands of stars that had new CT been photographed before-stars al- most inconc eivably distant. Light travels at the rate of about 1S6,0O0 miles a sec ond; yeyt some of the star light to be snared t;y the Vancouver instrument has been speeding through space for perhaps 1,0dG.00 years since it left home
 'tOf course the job was given to Bra shear. A gigantic paraboic mirror-the largest ever made in one piece-was cast in France. It weighed in the rough 1868 pounds and was 73 inches in diameter. Nearly 400 pounds of glass had been taken from that lens when I saw it in Dr. Brashears shop where it Is kept in an underground chamber, protected from all air currents. When it is completed and mounted, the telescope will weigh more than 800 tons."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

FOR SALE-Fine farm, containing 720 acres, 312 miles northeast of Childers- burg, Talladega county, Ala; level and good red, sandy loam land, about 370 to 400 acres in cultivation; one good house of 6 rooms, 4 or 5 tenant houses, under very good repairs; bounded on south by Tallasahatchie creek, with 50 acres good bottom land; will make 40 to 50 bushels corn per acre; $50 acres more or less of fine timber, pine, oak and
 hickory, and good saw timber; also most of this fine farm land when cut off. w. R. Thompson, Sr., agent, AL pine, Ala 7-7-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
Let the People Rule!

From LeSlie'S.
 A negro woman of Jacksonville beat four-year-old child to death recently. immersing it's head in a tub of water to smother it's outcries.
 The Western Gas Construction company Of Fort Wayne, Ind, furnished chairs for it's striking working men to sit in while they were picketing the plant.
 Press dispatches report that colored temperance orator, president of an edu- cational institution in the south, was fined $50 for intoxication and for carrying razor
 Two men asked a saloon keeper in New
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
LEG AL NOTICES

Notice to Contractors Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until 8 o'clock p. m., Tues day, July H. 1916, for the construction of certain sanitary sewers under Improve ment Ordinance 902-C. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals.
 (Signed) JULIAN KENDRICk,
 City Engineer. Birmingham Age-Herald. July 6. and & 1g16
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
ONE CENT A WORD|O
WANTED-SITUATION

RATES-One cent 6 word a day; no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first fDser- ton. Cash must acco@wany order.
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Plain Case

From EverybOdy's.
 Anything doin'?'' asked one knight of the road of companion whom he had seen coming from a house across the street.
 Nav. Faint worth while to ask there. l only peeked in the window, but it's plain case of poverty stricken family Why, there's actually two women in there playin' on the same piano."
 ROTOGR RAVIREs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
Income Tax
 Fails as Big Producer

Paris, June -tCorrespondenc Of the Associated Press binder the new income tax 336,000 persons have made declarations, but only 163,1 107 of them were of amounts that exceed the ex- empt limit. The total of the revenues declared was 2,949,000,000 francs and with all deductions made for family dependents, etc, the per cent on the taxable portion of the incomes declared will be only about 22,0O0,000 francs. It was estimated when the law was en- acted that it would produce about 40,- 900, 900 francs revenue to the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
ONE CENT A WORD
EOR RENT--ROOMS

RATES-One cent a word a day. nd. taken for less than 25c for first Inser-
 tion: Cnsh mnst nccomnnnw order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

A 21a -year-old baby and his parents desire room and board in private family. Address, B. B. B., No. i2 Col
 lege st.. West End. 1-7-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
LOST-STkAYED-S'LOL OLEN
WANTED-SALESMEN

S1T TESTENOSide inc: making Dig money selling our new 5-cent art picture knife punch boards; big commi ssion; write for exclusive territory. Dan Qualls Speciality Co., Box 415 Knoxville, Tenn.
 1-8-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
SPECIALISTS

DRS. DOZIER & DOZIER, Dpecialists in Nervous. Blood. Skin. Fe- male and Genito- Urinary and all Chron- tc Diseases of Men and Women. 9o205k First ave-. Birmingham.
 6-29- eod-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
KODAKS

finishing by mail our speciality.
 Write for our latest book on Kodak Photography. Films developed free. Lollars Kodak Parlor. Lyric Bldg,
 Birmingham. Ala. l-3-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-08
ONE CENT A WORD
FOX SALE

RATES-One cent a word a day, nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- tiOn. Cash must accompany order.
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