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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
Grosramm a1n Monnment, 1890
11lyr @prm.

Hrogramm arn Momament, 1880
11lr @nrm.
@oriiter - Son. $. SO. @oIlinaer.
@cbet 9fep. s. s. MiaS
2ieb . &inoer Ser 0fftl. S6ulcn
@nlprade Gapt. Artbllr 8. 8nib
Mlrlif . Mnballan @rotto aapeae
Sdmiifung bes Genfnals nit 9lu=
gorleiuna Ser Gcttps6uracr anlpra=
dye Otto Scegen
Mnllal=1ienlt Mlt=
ault @elrb Soften go. /, s. 81. 81.
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Iaps Irompeter Scr @atterie g.
Sc9cn &ep. s. 5. Mias
Iie naditebenoen aon1ites bo6er
Die 2eitnig fir sic jabrli6e 6eicr
irberi1ommen:
Transportation - Tranf $. ain-
eaio, 2euis s. Dasgp, 2oais 6. So
iber, Gbas. Grelton, 6rall Mlta Meil.
Ter, 6rall Sl1iia g. Stunt.
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beims nlo 8oli5ei - 2e1pis q. Oil.
let.
ainoer Ser oifcutlid)en gduler
am 3cnfmal nnb in ser Earabe -
SenrD &armatb, 6rall Soa gropes
Sran Marp @eei@, Jra1, Senni'
Gubf.
ltuterbaltlnng - Irou aIta MiI
Ter, Sran Slllia 9. Stunt, Srau Ml
bert Mllrrap, Iral1 Malloe aables
automobile 81. s. CANTON, 81
9. @lp, Strait Mattie Grippen, Sra
Sliam Mc@inlep.
&eoncr - 81. %. Grams, 81. S
3alpion.
Decoration 0cs 2enfmols uni
sitplabe Soiepb g. Gagal, Gral
Sl1lia &arpat6, 6rau Carrie 0rotpn
1ran Marp go,pline=G iaep, Sra
MarD Nloerlon, Jrou Maraaret Sill
lotion, ssral1 Margaret Mamm, 1rol
glma gaaal, Srau @eoria @orfer
Srau &obert s. 9(rmiI.
1eforation Ser @raber 3. mor
gan Geimers, Sranf Miller, S. 8
9eaeod, @usllit Meabing, aalpre1,c
Dople s. $. Sit, 8. g. 2aiber.
0rudiadpn etc. = 90. $. Soui
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
&ricgsacianacnc f6nncn fcinc cinsc=
l~dlric6cncn &ricfc crgaltcn.

Gus Goltocparten1cl1t Ser gereinig=
ten Staaten mlroe bon Der il1tcrna=
tionalen Eolt5e1trale SIT @crl1,
Sdppcis henad)ridtigt, 0ab IN
1clttldlaao intcrllirtc &ricgsgcfal1gc=
ne in 3llfllnft fcine cil1gcihricbenen
8rieIe (Mcailtereo settcrs) ine6r er=
baltcn oilrfen. Sober cinaeidlriebel1c,
an cillcll in Tentid]lalo il1tcrnirten
@cfangclclt obreilirten 9rieF, miro
lolprt oil Oclt Nbienoer retoltrnirt
merocn. Ias Iaocnportcr Gpllan1t
lit oemu1tlprcd3sno ~illltrllirt morocll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
2aucnport iulltc am 4. Snli im slug
acnldsmMd pranacn.

@i%irgcrmciltcr Sobn gerpalo
mallotc lid) an bie bieiigcn Iagcssei=
tlrngcn nit Ser gitts, Die @iirgcr ur=
lcrcr StaOt allf bcn b~iesj1brigcn A..
sSllli %alllmerflam 5u MAIDEN. ullnlcre
Staot lit cine Ser ld)olrltcn bes 2al1=
hcs", lagte bas 5tootoberDal,pt",
iibcral bliibcu @ll1nten. Sic Gift
lneltfalten on oan offel1tlid)en @ebal1=
Den lirlo am meillen Don olle1 Sta0=
ten Ser Union p~erbreitet. l%111iere
Strobcn 6efillbsn Iidj lit glrtem s3l1=
ltarloc lll0 iil1o dllberit reinlid. 9(ltf
ltliler 6cuermcbr= ullO Goliaeiocpar=
t@el1cl1t fonlcn mir ltol5 ieilt. 9eem
Dorfer 3eitidriftcn, 1tno sic ol1oerer
Staote lo6en bic geborbcn I'M erer
Staot. Sett pollcn mir altd) 5cigen,
BOP mir quite Gatrioten iino. Sic
aorl5e staot lollte anl A. Sllli i'm
6lagacn ldunnd prql1aen. Sic Icn=
lterrabn1cn ioutel1 nit fleil1en Stag
gen bcfrdll5t icin, sic fir eil1ell 9rcis
BON 5lpci 6laggelr fiir SC SIT crltebel1
Tito. @ir alle lolltel1 fir Elm ldJDlles
3anellport cinlteben. Sic Ilaggen
folllle1 mir alld] bei anoeren Ieitlid=
telte11 lM1n1er mieoer gebrolld)en."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
Gbarlcs q. &ni reiit uadj Der pasiii=
ldjcn Aiilc.

G]arles q. GoB. Ser 9srliioc,1t Scr
&ernln1 5ooillga Sanf, reiite gcItcrn
MsbellO nit Ieincr Satin liod} sSllocr,
@albinat0ll, no CT lid1 sur Grbolung
eiiIgc Mogatc bci lcincm Sobnc
Scarf GOB m%ll5lboltcn gebenft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
linn 5al6 IL llbr gormitto

linn Aal6 IL llbr gorlnittags miro
Der Sirius, Scr nit ieillen pielen SD
flgeI ilber cine Meile lang lit, por
lcdlS &apclfclt gefii6rt, oltrd) bic
,straben Der staot Davenport Hlar=
idircll.
@%cicrpirte Site lilto jctt IN Sal
Ions Grogcrie 81 6abcn. Ger Sirius
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
@rdberidmiidnugs.
tag.

Nlth oicies Sabr miro Scr Groher-
ld}lliidllllgstn9, Scr lidl ~allidbrlid) 5l
elmer cil1Orltfspolle1 sSeier s~citaltct,
an Gienstag, oen 30. Mai, bcgolgen
mer0en, nno Sic alten Geterallcl lper=
Oen pic iiblid) Sic 8rabcr llllo Gent
nlnler iijrcr malreRD bcs %Gilrgcrfrle=
gcs i'll Sample gcfallcNc1 oocr lpatcr
gcllorbcl1an MnncraDcl IN bcrfonml-
|lider @ciic nit Elullcl1 .no Mlatt=
p(lail5cn idrnildrn. sSnl gan5ell Canoe
miro alli oielc @cile Dos MnOcnfcn
an Sic often &cloen, Die IN DEM &c
|mailigc1 Mill0cl sur Mcttu1g Der
llnitn geiiriticn l1lo lbr @lAt pergnl=
len bnbcll, 6cgallgcn WcrOcn, ollf al
len Irieoboien meroen lid Teleaatio=
lleu cinlinocll. Die IN Mnlpradlcll alli
iencn &ricg bimucilcn unD oie @ri=
ser Ocforircn mcrhcn. llno oos
aal15c Golf Scr Ser. Staatcn miro
anl Iienstag Sen alten &llnpiern
Gin Ganfesppfer barbringcl.
Sle Dlellgel1 patrtofll6el1 WclcllHaf=
ten lulo 9creilli9macn baben Sen
Elnn gcfo6t, bcll lucnigcu 1ob lcbct=
Sen MitalicOern Scr u@ranO Mrrnp
OF tbe Mepl1hlic" cine Snation oor=
5llhringen, sic nod langc III grin-
llcrllllg bel ben 3apcnportern ltc5cn
miro.
Moli1rc uuo Iooenport fuerocn
iih in oicicm Sabre fiir bie Tcicr per-
ciuigeu, oamit bielelbe berrlid)cr bcnll
ie 5ltnor pcralltaltet mer0en falrn.
1ic &altptoniprad]c unb 4ara6c miro
ipie in friibcrcn Sabren cuff Ser Nod
Nricnal=Sl1lel p%oQ5ogen
iperoen.
Iieieg Sssabr miro cs 6as erlte
Mal lcin, DOB Sic @atteric 80" lid
Sen grcrsitien %bct6eiligcn miro.
Ser galut loll oltg sen brci5oniacn
Ser gotterie abgefel1ert mcr-
Sen. Gent Solllt miro iid) Sic &C.
lpobl1lidc Noraoe anlGlicbcll, Oie nit
pem @cfron5ct Ges Soloatcrl- lnlO
Marine=I enfn1als oil Ser Main Str,
slpildcn Ser ii. rnb 12. Gtrabe, ells
oiget miro.
Sra1,f $. &ilrcoio mfrs Scr Gro-
ais MaridaIl pprl teben. Sic
&inoer Ser ofie1tliden Sdu1lcn ucr=
Sen sic @raber Id)niitfcn, mabmno
Die &apelle OeS @a1i cn6eimes bel Scr
Iefpration 6es Monllnelttes lpieIcn
miro.
glranit Mens Soften go. l.
@ral6 Irn1p Of tbe Mepl6lie, miro
lid} NIT mcbrere1 mhercn militari=
id)en ltno Observation-Disclosures INN
balb 10 l1br Morgsns Dor ocnt Sc
r!dtsac6altoe e~itiinoen, Tin baum
inter Ser Jiibrlnng Der Mobolian
@rotto &apelle nit Ser Haraoe I'M
5ebl1 ltbr Gorn1ittags ST. beginnerr.
Sic 800 scul1ts Ser 5tabt Iapcll=
FORT neroen iih cbenfaus Ser Earooe
arldlicBclt, oercnGnoplu1ft, mie idon
o6e1 gelagt, Oas Sploiers' ans Sui
lors Monument lit. Iie 9eitlna
Der Earaoc liegt in Sen 6emabrteit
@o11oelt bon Sol. Tranf $. &ineaio
nls Marldal n1o Gol. 2ol1is 6. 2a=
lber ais Silfsmarldall. lin 5 Mi=
l1llten nod elm ltbr Radmittags miro
BON 0cm 6. 81. S. & g. @abnbof Gin
Big na6 Mnline obiabren, Ser sic
patriotilden Srganilationen nnlerer
staot naeb I'M ierer gdHpeltcrlt foot in
Slinois 6ril1gen miro.
Gad)lte9elto Dos Jeltproeramm:
9rOsramm a,n Monnment, 1880
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
anfcdGt5are Nel,tralitat aeser olle,

aniedt6are Neutralitat aegen ollc,
nit %beitanDigcn u1to unbaltiborli1cn
Gat6lhlagcn 5ltm 6rieoen, unlere
ASolltlf ais slincrifalter lein lolltc, al1=
ltatt leiocnlbaftiid)c SDalpatbic, Sc
l1ltloigli1geil, Sdmabungc1 ltnb cut
1eiler @al1bcl NIT bcll 5llm &riege
not6igen 9cDarlsartifcln. DC meiicrl
GatbiGlage @albingtons, Die bltmu=
llitore staatsfunlt S~effcrlpns iolltcn
oltf olelcn ldrmicrigcn un0 DIT irre=
fil6renocn @egen Ser altslpartigcll
9sp1itif fiir Die Slmerifmncr Gin GUS
reidjenoer 8cgmeiler Icin."
llebcr bic @erbonolltnacn Scr
3elltld= 4rnerifanilden &unfcrclt5 ont
|Snnatag lno aeltern mcrbcn mir
morgelt referircn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

reti.
3lt &onferc,t5 nit @cIelihaiten
bon Mioline - ". IS. Grans, Splepb
g. gagal.
Bur GinlaOr1lg ser 9atterie SO"
u. IS. Grans, Sranf $. &incaio,
Iran Mlta Willcr, Sralt Irco 8ol5,
Strait &ittic 9. @ap.
Warld)alle Sranf $. &incaib,
-. q. Salgcr.
Sie giblirfbelsNnnhcn nm 0raber-
ld)nliidungstagc.
Sic ~piicntlidbc @ibliotbef miro belt
te morJcn bon 8 llbr bis sur Nslit=
taasltunoc 9coiinet lcin. Iic, 3ipeig=
bibliptGcf in 1ricnolp &oltic miro
arn bcllti9cil lase Geldlolfsn lem
Mno crit morge1l %Nladymittag mlcoer
uflnen.
@rabcrIdmiidHnastagsicicr i'll &cit
Gibcrtg, Sa.
Ias nadlchcloe Grogramm iplrr-
Sc in @clt 9ihcrtp fir Bic @rdbcr-
ldnliidungstaasfcicr ullfgcltellt:
Reoncr $. .. @attcrS l1no go.
bert groof.
Mi,lif - @. S. sbipman uto
SRI. 2cta @oniiiclo.
GpcrnbalS - s. 5. Madep.
Nrogranm Srmin Nifins, g..
g. GiHarOs lm0 Nobert 9ronf.
arrangements etc. - 9omaro In,
beripn, %. s. Ietmilcr nnb Saul
Nnocrlm.
gpcrercens - Mop Ibarp, George
Gmbrec mo Jop G9alc.
@lumcn llno arall5e - 6rall Cha
Nihols unb @cbilfen.
automobile Sir Gcterallen ln6
Mitgliebcr Ser Is. u. s. - Mailrlcc
8bitacre, 8ilion &imberlep nno
Tranf MoDlan.
&onlitc iiir &inocr sur Ieforation
Iran S. s. SaQ nnb @ebilfe1.
Die @rahcr sll ntarfirelr - S. 6.
Garf, 9. s. Icnltcrmafcr uno IS.
Is. N3al6er.
goriiter hes Cages -Mapor @e1r=
rp Eoloer.
81 itGeamtr McrScn 6clttc eincn Tcicr=
tug babcn.
Sic EpItbeomtcl1 bes Iauclrportcr
EoItamias bobcn liir Sen bclltigcn
Sag Gorbercitrmgen %getroficM, sic
peronlaiie1, bob jeOer cin5clns 9lll=
aeltelltc einen Ibeil oes Cages frai
lein miro, Inn auf bieie @piic alld)
ieincn Ieiertog acnicbcn SIT %fon1lcll.
N~altlogerlloc @ricie (Gcncral o.
liuerp) follnen in Sen Morgenitl1llocn
BON s 6is 10 l1br abaebolt mcroell.
Ierlel6e 3eitrallm gilt iiir sic Grici=
marfcll6altcr. SSlr Der gan5cn Stabt
miro einmal bic Gplt mtsgetragal,
lpahrcl1o fir sic ginlammll,ng Scr
Golt Die 6ciertagsta6cllc gilt.
@cridtsgclanSc lit bc,ttc bcn ga15cn
Sag iibcr gcidJloiien.
Ser aljabrliGem Site gcn1aB miro
oas @eridtsaebdll0e bcllte mabrelno
oes gal15en Cages ilber gelbloIien
lein. Son Snnnabeuo bieler ISOLDE ab
miro bas @eri6tsgeballoe, mie al16
Die Staotballe in Sen Na6mittags=
ltllnoen BON elm l1br OH geidloiIcn
lein. Ias Sd)lieBcn Scr Bureaus
on Observation-Disclosures gilt fir
sic Monate Sltti, Sllli ul16 Ml,gllt.
Wraberldmiidnngstag lit Marcusu.
Ser Observation-Disclosures miro in
Warcago, Sa., mie nadltegeto 6ellte
a~efeiert meroen:
@ebet ~ Gep. @bitlitt.
2ie0 uNmerica" - Yllblifum.
2ogan's Memprial Srber..
2ieo - MGrnerqllartett.
Gorleilmg uMenpriol 3ap"
.Gli3abetb @lenn.
2ieb - @o9iduleql1artett.
gbrenroac.
4niprabe S. $. &renmpre.
5egen - &ep. Mo1fman.
Ser @cr6alo Scr ocntidy amcrifami=
fdcn 3citmngsbcrans9eber,
Ser ieit lettem 6reitag, ctlpa 40 @it=
|glieoer ltarf, inter Dem 8orlib bon
&mtl s. Wiiaer, 6erausgeber Der
|Gbicagoer uQ6en0polt" in gitlrng
lit, bat portreiflide 8eihfiilie anae=
nommen, Die 5pnntag Ser groBelt
Observation-Disclosures aunferen5, sic
ie1r itarf beindt lit, porgelegt nllo
Don bieler OH ibr &omite fiir 9e=
idliliie perlpiele1 lplroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
9icrprnDl MitteI ocacn .Gbcus

nlati5lnlls ms Sdnler5en allcr Art.
GiepesS Mpptbcfe, 4O3 wcitl. .. STR.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
sl. q. @arncs GROCER sian6tbicr=
sirius fom,nt aan Trcitag mad
Iancnbprt.


IreiBig allsgelpadIene afrifanild] ~
Snlpell, Die ibrer beibiomliaelt SET
matb cntfiibrt mltroen, als lie l1od
fallm ibrc Mltgen Dffncn fpllltten,
.meroen inter oen pielen alberclt
Sbicrcn unb &iinitlern in 9l. IS.
Barnes @ig Sour @ilo s(tin1al Sir
flts all1 6rcitag 0ieicr ISOLDE geseigt
meroct. 3iele Sbiere meroen bon.
Dem in Ser galr5e1 @clt befalllltelt
2DmenbanOigcr 2oltic Mot6 outs Magz
oeb1rg porgcfiibrt. giernno5lpalsig
bieicr breiBig S5iere merbcn sularl=
men cil1e1l gall5 belpnDers ldppicrigcll
Gift altsfii6ren; alen porall yGoelar1
Der gro6te lebc,oe 2olnc. Sic G6icrc
balen einen @ertb bon, nid)t ipel,igcr
oils $4,000. @16rcl,o sic Ibicrc
ollie in bel1 grobcn Stohlfaiig gclailcll
lpcrocr, tritt @crr Mot6 mittcn inter
Die lDllDen Gaben.
MlS 8affe mn cine f(eille Beitl1c,
bright @err Mptb Die 56itre unb
laBt lie altnliitiide a%lsfiibren. Ganl
beiBt Ser Ipnrpteur sic Ibiere auf
Den gobcn leaen ltl,b legt 1id) mitter1
liter tic. 3ltm gAlllB biloen sic
I6icre balln, NIT 0gaeiar" alt Der
Spite, cine Epranlioe, peld)e Gotb
erflettert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

Cine porsiigIide MusmabI Ser
allerllcltcIten ltnb better, Sapetcn fir
alle 3in1mcr alt mabigcn Greilert.
SoDn q. @ittlpcr, 305 @eIt 3. Ctr,
Iapenport. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
miro int oieicln Satire olt Ser Gtfc Ser
StraBe nno &ofinabam
ge5cigt merbelr.

9rDon perlidJcrt, Dob scr Cunt
ba Z vgluff" bic gilliaung bes Yraliz
bcntcn bate. 0Guo bleS pou, Scr.
9rclihcntl"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-24
Auto Thieves Busy

The theft of a two-passenger Ford au-
tomobile of ]. o. Taylor 1857 Eleventh
avenue, south. which was standing in
front of his residence. was reported to
police headquarters last night. The five
passenger Ford automobile of S. l.. Ora
ham, 2026 Third avenue, north, was stolen
last night while parked at the circus
grounds. At an early hour this morning
neither of the Fords had been recovered.
The five-passenger Cadillac automobile
of John w S. Jones, 1923 North Twenty
eighth street, which was stolen last night
from in front of his residence, was re
covered early this morning by Detective
Bob McCarty.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-24
TOLL OF DEATH IN
GREAT LAKE STORM
WILL REACH FIFTY
Hope of Overdue Steamer:
Merida Abandoned When
Bodies With Lifebelts
Are Found

Detroit October 23.-Great lakes vessels
passing here this afternoon and early
tonight from Lake Erie ports brought no
more bodies of victims of the terrific
gale of Friday or word to indicate that
any other vessels than those already
reported had gone down in the storm.
which took a toll of more than SO lives
and four steamers.
Early today five bodies were brought
to Sandwich, Ont, across the Detroit
river from this point by the steamer
Charlotte G. Breitung. They were picked
UP in Lake Erie yesterday. Two Of them
were members Of the crew of the steamer
Merida, another the enief engineer of
the whaleback steamer James B. Col
gate.
At the office of the local marine re-
porters the belief was expressed that no
other vessels than the four reported, the
Marshall Buffers d. L. Filters, James b.
Colgate and the Merida, had gone down
in the storm.
All hope that the steamer Merida, long
overdue at Buffalo, had escaped the
storm was dispelled when it was learned
that several bodies some of them wear
ing lifebelts stamped Merida : 4 were
picked UP in Lake Erie The Merida was
commanded by Capt. H. l.. Jones of Buff
falo. She carried a crew of % men, all
of whom were believed to have persisted.
| Twenty-one lives were lost with the
whaleback steamer James b. Colgate and
six when the d. T. Filters foundered. All
b of the crew of the Marshall F. But
tiers were rescued when that vessel was
caught in the gale and sunk M
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-24
EIGHT-HOUR BOOMERANG

One opinion appears frequently IN
the White House political correspond
ence 1t is that the eight-hour day is
sue has turned out to be terrible
boomerang for Republican Candidate
Hughes.
1t is clear he is suffering tremen-
dously from the vitriolic speeches at
lacking the Adamson law. which he
made earlier in the campaign.
This point is particularly clear in
reports from Ohio, where it is evil
dent that the republicans have lost a
state which they at one time were
confident of carrying, and have lost
it mainly because of their reactionary
position on the issue of the eight hour
day.
So unfriendly an authority as Perry
S. Heath, former secretary of the re-
publican national committee. Is author
ity for the statement that the election
of Hughes is doubtful because of the
increasing strength of Wilson and the
popularity of the eight-hour law, ac-
cording to newspaper clipping which
has been called to the Presidents at
tention.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-24
ALABAMA COTTON
MILLS CONSUME
MORE OF STAPLE
Increase in 1916 Over Previ-
Gus Year Shown to Be
50,76S Bales, Includ-
ing Linters.
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS

Washington, OCTOBER 23-(Special)
During the cotton year ending July 81.
1916, cotton spindles in Alabama num-
Der 1,126S46 of which Lille $50 were active.
During the previous year, 1,O2s,0S6 out of a
total of 1075,S59 We're active.
During the cotton year of 1916, Alabama
spindles consumed SAG, 233 bales OF cotton
and 60S2 bales of llnters The correspond
ing figures for the preceding year are
297,2 bales Of cotton, and 426S bales of
linters.
Regarding the figures for the United
States. Sam L. Rogers director of the
bureau of the census, makes the follow
ing statement:
Preliminary statistics for the cotton
year ended July 81, 1916, show a total
consumption in American mills of 6 397 =
6l3 bales of cotton and SS0,916 bales of
linters. The corresponding amounts for
the year ended July 81, 1916 were $751;
1862 bales and 4l1,S45 bales, respectively;
and for the year ended August 81, 1914,
5,577, 40S bales and 07,325 bales, respect
lively. The consumption of cotton during
the cotton year 1916, represented in
creases of 143 per cent ana 14J per cent
as compared with that for the cotton
years 1915 and 1914, respectively; and the
corresponding percentages of increase for
lnters were 1879 and 1865 The marked
increase in the consumption of linters Is
due to the very great increase in the use
of this product in the manufacture OF ex-
plosves
The number of cotton spindles active
during the year 1916 throughout the Uni
ted States was 32,S05 $50, representing in
creases of 2.6 per cent and % per cent.
respectively, as compared with the cores
ponding numbers for the cotton years
1915 and 1914"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-24

Nashville, Tenn.
Dear Sirs: Having taken BOWERS
PREPARATION with such good re-
suits, wish to inform you what effect
1t had upon me. Several years ago
my physician treated me for indiges-
ton and liver trouble, and was later
told by them that an operation would
be necessary. / took all kinds of medi-
cines with no results. Two weeks ago
my condition was such that I was
forced to allow the physicians to hold
a consultation, at which the consensus
Of opinion was that an operation
would be the only relief for me. My
mind was made up to have same per-
formed, and had decided to 20 to an
infrmary, but friend heard of nv
intentions and advised me not to 90
to the expense, trouble and probably
the loss Of my life, when a cure could
be effected by the use Of BOWERS
PREPARATION. I took a bottle
which swept a greenish mass from my
system, including a number of gen
uine gall stones. Thank heaven. I
took my friends advice about your
wonderful Stomach and Liver Prep
aration.
Symptoms in my case were bilious
ness, clouded brain, coated tongue,
sluggish on rising in the morning, had
gas on my stomach, and oftentimes
had pains in my side and back.
/ write this hoping it may reach
some person who is suffering from
stomach and liver trouble. Am en-
ployed by the Nashville Fire Depart
ment and win always recommend
your medicine.
Capt. F. M. Hite,
Nashville Fire Department.
Bowers Preparation 81. All DRUG Stores
and Wholesalers. or by parcel post prepsi
Address with price
ROMAN CHEMICAL CO.,
p o. Box A. Nashville, Tenn.
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If Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
BE MODER ATE IN YOUR DIET AND
REDUCE YOUR WBIGHT. TAKE
OH. OF kOREIN

Lack of fresh air it is said weakens
the oxygen carrying power OF the blood,
the liver becomes sluggish. fat accumu-
lates and the action OF many of the. vital
organs are hindered thereby. The heart
action becomes weak. work Is an effort
and the beauty OF the figure is de-
stroyed.
Fat put on by indoor life Is unhealthy
and IL nature is not assisted in throw
ing it off serious case Of obesity may
result.
When you feel that you are getting
too stout, take the matter In hand at
once Don't wait until your figure has
become joke and your health ruined
through carrying around burden Of
unsightly and unhealthy fat.
Spend as much time as you possibly
can in the open air; breathe deeply. and
get from Eugene Jacobs drug store or
any druggist a box OF oil OF korein
capsules; take one after each meal and
one before retiring at night
Weigh yourself every few days and
keep up the treatment until you are
down to normal. Oil OF korein Is alb
solutely harmless, is pleasant to take,
helps the digestion and even a few days
treatment has been reported to show q
noticeable reduction in weight
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CHARGED WITH
RECKLESS DRIVING

Leroy Smith. 1920 Avenue l, was ar
rested last night at his residence by Of
ficers Ellis. Foley, Wagner and Burgess,
on charges OF reckless driving and not
having proper license on his automobile.
1t is alleged by the police that Mr..
Smith ran his machine into Mrs Rosa
Turner and c. &. Hasten at Third avenue
and Twenty-first street, north, at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Neither of
the parties We're seriously injured. 1t is
also alleged that Mr.. Smith ran his au-
tomobie into a wagon driven by c. d.
Davidson at Nineteenth street and Second
alley, north. Mr. Davidson was painfully
injured, and the wagon was badly dam
aged
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MCCORMICK TELLS
GLOWING STORY OF
WILSON'S CHANCES
CONTINUED from Page One,

RooseyeIts disappointing visit TO
Wilkes Barre. Pa, october 10:
"Wilkes- Barre, Pa, october 10, 1915
Hon JOS P. Tumulty, Asbury Park,
N. j.:
Notwithstanding that this is the
strongest Roosevelt district in the
country, his visit here Saturday COM
pared with his previous visits was
frost. The population of this county
is nearly 400,00 About 1000 heard MS
speech Even his stanch pol1t1cal
friends and admirers admit they were
disappointed with his speech. Mayor re-
fused to permit 5000 labor men to pa
rade Saturday in protest against
Roosevelt attack on Wilson and the
eight-hour law. find that for every
democrat that votes against Wilson 10
republicans will vote for him. me
people are for peace, prosperity and
the eight-hour law and thankful Will
son has kept us out of the European
war and saved the country from a
calamity of railroad strike.
tsTnIIN
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HI. B. Lawson Held Up and
Robbed by Negroes

H. B. Lawson, 1904 Avenue E, was
held up at the point of revolver late
Sunday night by two negro men at Ave-
nue. and Twentieth street, north. The
police department was notified of the rob-
berry, but have not found any clue as to
the negroes.
Mr. Lawson stated to the police that
one of the negroes held the revolver on
him while the other one went through his
clothes, taking diamond stud valued
at $25 and $3.50 in money. He also stated
that he could identify the robbers if they
We're aprpehended.
According to the police, this is one of
the boldest robberies that has occurred
here in several weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-24
Deaths and Funerals
William B. Freeman

The remains of William B. Freeman,
who was killed in the mine eXplo-
sion at Marvel Sunday afternoon, was
received here at 11:10 o'clock yesterday
morning by Lige 10y. The remains will
be sent to Sulphur Springs at sos
o'clock this morning by Lige 10y,
where funeral services Will be held
this afternoon. The Rev. j. Il. Hick-
son of the Ensley Presbyterian church
will officiate. The deceased is sur
vived by his mother six brothers and
two sisters.