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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
@asoalena @rienib.
qeb. lie + 8

+ geb. BtIIers,
ant gonntag, Sen 10. Sept, Nadmitz
tags Inn S l1br is Min., i'm Mlter bon
48 Sabren, 8 Mpnaten unb 10 Eagen
lanft entldlafen lit.
9as 2eidenbegd1snib finbet on,
9onnerstag, Ben IA. September, Na1 :
mittags Inn 2 11br, bonn SrauerbauIe,
SEQ. 1882 tpe1tlide 8. Strabe, pri<
bntim, aus na9 bent Sairmou1,t
Sriebbpfe ftatt.
Tint titles Beilcib bitten Sic ticfbez
triibten @interbliebcntn:
Muguitr 9risnit, Gate,
3ermat @ilcrS,
Srau Msargarctba @ilcrs,
geb. @ilfens,
@ltern,
Srau &atD McDcr, gcb. @iIlers,
Webforb, isis,
Srdn Sitltits Grigntt, geb. @iQers,
Srau @cnrp 8r,tbu, geb. 8illers,
9arrD @iaers,
Spbn @tllcrs,
Srant @iGcrs,
Gnnil @iQerS,
geldtpiiter.
neblt @eripanoten.
81. II. s., 12.t3.14t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
NaIridten pout 9apenportet
0eMeroepartemcnt.
3ebn Sener,ucbrleutc, sic minoeiems
16O Gfmub iuicsen, seiuinidt.

@on Jest ab miiiierl Sic Mpplifan,
ten fiir Die 5telltngen bon Seuer-
me6rleatcn I'M I%apcnporter Teucroc=
partement minoeitens einbl11bert unb
ied5ig Efuno miegen, mie 6el1erlpebr-
d)ef Neter Ienger geltern befamt
1natbte. Ml1gc1blidlid iino 5ebn Ga=
fan5e1t SIT belcsen, jeood miillen Bic
Mpplifantel1, mie aelagt, mir1oeitens
ei11bunoert uno iedl5ig 4fl1no miegcn.
9%ieienigel1, bie ihon Sic Seuerlpebr-
prilfl1ng beltanben baben, fommet1
.p%orlallfia l1ibt IN 8etradt, neil Tie
81 leid)t linO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
grteml1s 8. seeber, sdatmeiier scr
Soma &nbber Sire Gpmpann.

artenrlts 8. seeber, Ser aaiiirer
Der gfortb &arriion Grltit & Sapings
ganf, lpilroe gum SefretGr Der 11ell.
ge9rllnoeten Soma &ubber Sire 60
erlpablt ltno Bot lofort ieinen rellen
Nolten angetreten. Mugenblidli6 BE,
ttr1oet itd Dos 8iiro Scr s[l1tomobil,
relfengeleQidaft rod i'm &ontor Ser
sieg Sron Company, jeood) ioa oas.
1elbe balo nod einem &o11torbaus 6er
ltlltere1 Staot perlegt meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
Suit DDm @ageu, idlaper perlebt.

Ser 81 Sabre alte @iaiam 9tu6t,
yto. 1924 Sudlon Mpe., ein &utl6er,
ltllr6te geltern gtadpnittog an Scr IL.
lt1lo Wfain straBe bon leinem 8agel1
llllo blleb belpnBtlos auf Dem Nflalter
llegc1. gr ml1rOe nod bem Mcrep
9olp1tal geldlafft, mo- Or. 6. 8. Side
el11ell lpa6rldeil1lidel1 sdaoelbrld,
ltro lonitige ldppere gerletl1ngen felt-
%1tellte. Stltot ~erlangte 81 ipGte1
Mbelloltllnoe apieoer oas gelpubtjein
gr miro lpieber geneielr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

bolt niielid. mas. ipie mir badten. tie
nie ipicbcr tbun f0nnte.
.Sanlac" bat 8unber an ibr bers
ridtet, unb iJ bin frob. es ieber,nan,t
er5dblen 81 f0nnen. gs bat ms tpies
Der 5lt elmer gliidliden Salnilie sez
mddt." :
Mit bem .Sanlac" : Maun, iuelder
uSanlac" bempnltrirt. fann in Gdles
ecl's Mpotbefe. $50. 22O ipelt ii. 3tpeite
Gtra6e, aeiprnden perben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
CUR lekter &mbe.

Die 9eiieelng BON Carl 2autrl1p
.ertolgte g~eitern Nadmittag nm 5pei
ubr bonn Saltle bes 8rlt6ers bea
ger1torbenen, Beter 2autrl1p, geo.
.716R 8eit 5. StraBe, aus nllf Sem
Jairmonnt 5rieobofe. @err Soban,
mes &roger lprad i'm grauerbauie,
ME ol6 am @rabe. Sic 8abrtud=
trager 1paren bie nab1tebettben ie6s
W}itglieoer Ser 6aniiden griioer.
l6aftsloge: Sam Norarbt, $. $.
gogt, Girls Sobannes, Sreo SEMEN,
gtels Gbrltianlen, Sans I%rl1elien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

5u, %berfanfen: @cbraudte Mutpmos
bile 5n alien greilen nnb in ben bers
l6iebenen Mahnrtcn. Cine Sorb nit
Starter, stpei Wsagtpels in erItfla5liz
gem 3nltanb, 9berlanb NpabIter.
Stpbbarb 9aDton, Moline uno Be-
btclc. Ile Maidinen baben SeIbits
5tartcr nnb iino in beitem Sultanoe.
Spcrlanb davenport Company, 8ers
tbeiler, 324 3arrtion Ctr. Sefepbpn:
Sabenpprt 66OO. 13,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
2ofalcr @cttcrberidJt.

gabenP0rf, Is. Sept.
8ltr6l6nitts 8arometerltano 3O.1O
Dnr6l1nitts Semperatur 60
9odlte Senperatl1r beltte y
gtieorigitc Iemperatl1r leete Na1t SO
Normale Semperatur fir 33
Sabre &C
gnrdldnittliae 5eudtigteit Der =
Suit "a
gsieoerlAlag in "a stunoen 600
gorberrldenoe @iroridtl1ng 9s8.
@anerItano INN Z llbr Morgens 40
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
@etterberidlt.

Wabingfon, Is. Sept.
5iir tSSotpa: &beilpeile bemolft nn6
piel fiDler 9onterstag; ldones
8etter nt1o 1idt 10 fiibl am Srei=
tag. Trilde Bis ltarfe Moromeit-
lpil1oe, Die nadl l1ro na6 abflal1el1.
SIR Sainois: 9onnerstag piel fiib-
ler I'M aa115elt gtaate; 6reitag
ldoncs @etter nnb fiibI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
Davenport gurngcmeiabe.

@el1te Mbeao 8 l1br: @egelmdBige
mor,atlide gerium1hlllng nebit Ser.
lein11s Ser 8eridte BON 8eamten.
Mue Mitglieoer 1ino eriudt, iid)
10 5ablrei6 apie moglib an oerielben
5lt betbeiligen.
2nbmig @erg, 1. Sdrifttpart.
IS m. Siem en-, l. 5preder.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

NOpA1ISsu!tS uuI ueI i. SetIe.J
ten tuidtise Sortidrittc semadt. Sn
Der Nadbaridaft bes Sltropo : Sees,
lpo beftiac Sample I'M @anse linb, baz
ben Die Serben betradtlid on 8oben
%getponnen.
citizen, 10. Sept. (iiber aonz
Don, 1885 Nnt.) Sran5oiiide uno Ter
bii6e Trnppen baben am nelf4iden
Gr1be Der Ma5ebonilden Srput sic Of
feniibe ersriffen. Sic baben sic Srtz
ldaft Sorobib IN Ser Nabe bon Gloz
rind ~eingenommen.
Sic Sage lit @ricdenlanb.
Gtben, iiber 2onbon, 13. Sept.
Ser sriediide neutrality-suspicious. 3aiz
mis- unterbreitete seitern Madmittag
&onig @eorg fem Mbidiebsgelud. bas
er oamit begriinbete, baB Bic forttpabs
renoen politiiden @9ipierigfeiten III
letter 3eit i'm auber gtonbe geiett
bdtten, fir @riedenlanb 8erbanblunz
gen 81 fiibren, Die I'M gesenpartigen
Nusenblid bon 5tpingc,tber Motbtpenz
bigfeit feien.
&Dnig &onitantin berlu6te, i'm 3llr
8eibebaltung leiner Steulng gu be-
tpegen, bat aber, 30 3aimis auf ieiz
mem nnb iei1er MiniIterfouegen Miidz
tritt beltanb, bellte bas Mbidiebgelud
oes @iniiteriums angenpmmen. 8er
Der Nadfolser bon 3aimis iperben
miro, bleibt ab5u1parten. @enn aud
@eni5elos mdd9tig gu @lniten Ser Mlz
liirten niiblt, ipddlt bod bic grbittez
rllns gesen oieie i'm griediiden @olfe
INNER mebr. 8elonoers felt Dem ginz
bringen Der Staliener in bas griediz
i6e gpirus. - Sic Neutpablen gum
Garlament iolen im 9ftpber itattfin=
Sen. Sc iiebt nidt banab aug, als Of
iie giiaitis fir @eni5elns ,unb feline
Rartei ausfallen nerben. SeSbaIb ii
es mDgli6, oaB @eni5elos nit @iilft
Der I1iirten einen Staatsltreid plant
SIZE nadIten Sage O%irften cine Cut
l9etbnng brineen.
Observation-Disclosures seben ii
Gtben ipeiter: Die MngeItellten Del
StraBenbabn sort unb I'M Yiraus ia:
ben Die Grbeit nieberselest unb bas:
ielbe broben Die Toits unb Selegra:
pben : Nnseltelten tpesen Ser bpber
2ebenstnittelpreiIe. Gos lit ipobl NH
elm 8ortpanb. sic npllen ni6t tpeitel
bienen, neil Der 8oltz nno Selegra:
pbenberfebr bon Sen Muiirten iiber:
nommen iporben lit. Gnm. 5. &eb.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
Jriiberer s,trnlelrer Ser SodidJnle
nerl1bt bic Gtabt.

sJranf 8. @ann, ein friiberer 2eb=
rer Der 1aoer1porter Sodi6uIe, reite
geltern na6 5%pringoale, Sa., ab, mo
er cine Slarnidule eroffnen miro.
SEER Sanm NOR Big gum bergangeren
SUM- BET Der Sodld1ule angeltelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

5ralt gidler reiite nit ibrer
Sodter nod ibrem in @aibington,
Sa., aelege1en Seine snriid, nad.
Dem Tic lid1 einiae Belt inn Sauie bon
Irali 9opio anfen, Geo. SIP @eIt 3.
StraBe, a~ufsebalten 9atte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
Merhants transfer & Storage
So. Eelepbon 855. (Mn8.)

Die 2eier unierer 3eitung iins
boflidit eriudt, alle. intereilanter
Na6ridten, tpelde in ibren @efann.
tenfreiien borfommer, Der Me6aftion
per @oit ODER peri0nIih 5u ibermit-
|teGn. ,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
gom sobe a~bbcrufeu.
s. rau catherine gbrifine
8lanfenbprr.

8lanfenbprn.
SIM Sitter bon einlr,bneun5ig Sab=
rem, einem Mionat nnb neun5ebn So
gen legnete geltern Morgen 6rau
gbriitine &atberine 8%lanfenborn i'm
Seine ibrer Godter, .Sral S. S..
goepple, go. 1925 Sf Is. StraBe,
Dos 3eitlide. Gros ibres porgeidrits
teren Mlters tpar Die betagte Game
IBIS fur5 Dor ibrem Iobe forperIid)
uno geiitig poultdttoig riiitig uro Be-
ourfte fait ME ar6tlider @ilfe.
Sran 8lanfenborn NOR erlt Dor
5tpei Monaten nad Davenport ge-
fommer. 8orber bate iie in Ml1s-
catine nn0 nod friiber in Sets, SSa.,
gelpo5nt.
Die 9abingeidie6e1e erblidte am
90. Sl1li 1926 in ser alten 2utber=
ltaot @ittenberg d. glbe 6as 2idt
Der @elt. Sort genob iie lire @r-
5iebnng tnnb bern1dblte iib NIT @ott=
lieb 9lanfenborn. &11r5 nod ser
8ermablung fam oas 8aar nadb Sen
8ereinigten Staaten unb iiebelte iif)
lpater IN Der Ndbe bon Columbus
Sanction, Sa., on. SIR @atte cling
ibr Dor smebreren Sabren int gooe
boraus. Die geritorbene geb0rte ser
6eutid-ep.= lutb. Stride an.
Sic binterlabt auBer ibren bier
|S0bnen, George bon Mapleton, Sa.,
9abio bon Gramiorbspile, ssa.,
Gbarles g. bon Muscatine, Sa., nnb
Midael bon 9etts, So, nod bier
5o6ter, Srau Catherine Stint bon
9omns, &an., 6ror Marp. l1bl Dor
Mlberta, Gan.; Srau &oie l1bl bon
Wapleton, Sa., nno Sralt S. S.
@oepple BON 9%apenport.
Die 2eide 1plr6e nod benz 2eiden.
beitattnngsetabliilement BON .. 6
Sill geldafft nnb ion atpeds 8etot.
tl1ng nad Golumbus Sunction, Sa.
iiberfiibrt merben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

gerlanat: @utes Mdoden fir an<
9emcine 6nlsarbeit. &leine amerifds
nil9e Samilie, ipo beutid geiproden
iptro. 8o6enlobn 81. Telcpbon 178.
13,1Wt.
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Muatt8en fitr
arbettsplate, 8erfanfe, Berlake,
0Nnhttuffner. efP

in bieier @ubrif tperoen fir einen Sag
Biz gu elmer 8ode gu ben nadfolsens
ben Staten iuierirt: 8is gu bier 8etlen
ooer beren @allm SOC. iiber bier unS
tts gu a@t 8eilen $1:!00. aeine an4
5eige tpiro flr tpeniser aIs Soc ansea
monument.
Sir Steleneeiude tpirb BET Elm, bts
Iedsmaliser Sniertion 25c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
@e1es bon Der 9apenpprt g1rnse'
meinbe.

Die Dabenport Gur1gcmeinoe balt
bel1te Meno Inn adt llbr ibre regel-
mabige 8%eriammI1ing, nerbunoen
nit Der gerleiung Ser geridte ser
8eamten, ab. Gin ieoes @itgIie6
bon 3apenports grobtem El1rnperein
iollte iid gu 6ieier Geriamnlrng ob
Der 8idtigfeit oerielben einfinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
.eme Mn3ei8en.
9ooes=Mn3ei8e

Sreunben unb getannten bicrmit
Die tranrige 3a6riht, oab meiue liebe
Gattin, nnlere liebe Sudtcr uab
Sdtpelter,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14
@meriot 3. @aIes.

Sic %l1eberreite bon gmerion S.
Sales ap1lroen geltern Mbe1o Inn
1885 l1br NIT ser &od Sslano
9abn nod MontpeIier, SSt6., iiber-
fiibrt, mu iie bel1te nif Dem oortigen
Srie6bofe beigeiebt tperben iollen.
SRI. Wabel Bales, cine Sdmelter bes
REINFORCEMENT begleitete Die l1cber-
reite. 8
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

Der beuti@e 81 tip a.
bagoge Nubolf q. &rato9miQ in
Griitol, lem., bat DON ieinem III
9eutI9lanb lebenesn Bruber eine,1
Brief erbalten, in neldem Gdreiber
anfiinbisl. er werbe bemnd9{t an
elmer 3%eppelm=l ieerei1e nad Mnle=
rita tei.ne3men. Ser Zeppelin iper=
be nod bpr benz Is. Nuguit in Mme~
rita la1oen. teilt Grato9mtQs 8ruber
nit. 4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

Gcindt at faufen: Gin aebralidp.
tes, ie6od gut erbaltenes 8iuno. 81.
ferten mt 8reisangabe inter vSin-
oerburs" an Scr 9emofrat"
9,1W
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

3t bcrnietben: 0soocrnes babies
9oppelbaus. 1913 ipeitI. 5. Strabe.
Selepbon 3595z@. 14,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-14

8erlamst: @eiblidc Mrbeiter. Ndbs
maidinen : Irbeiterinnen, %erfabrenc
bebor5ugt. Mngenebmes Mrbeiten. @roa
BE unb gut bentilirte Sabrif. sltnipns
2Dbne peroen be5ablt. Spreden Sie
perionltb BEL Magnit 6. Steffen Gnttt=
pa,tD, gde 3tpeite llnb 9arriion Ctr.
9abenpprt, SSa., bor. 9,18t.
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9as geitament bon S@enrD &1lnge
mltr6e geltern gum NahlaB 5l1geloi=
len. Srau Gbriitina 81. &llrge uno
Nraa Mllgui tia 8. Sllen lino 6ie Mad-
labperpalterinnen. ~
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Sci arieg.

(Sortietuns bon Ser 1. @eite.,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-10

successor half million dollars author
ized bonds TO carry on the work. And
in the event no agreement can be reached
for the purchase of the present water
works plant, he has had authorized the
issuance Of four and half millions OF
bonds for the construction Of new
PLANT, which funds are available at any
time. He believes in parks and play
grounds He believes that in the twf-
light OF summers day a municipal
band should play patriotic airs and
soothing lullabys; that children should
rcmp on the green sod of municipal
Fairgrounds; that municipal fountains
should splash in municipal moon
light; and that sweethearts should
hide in municipal groves of magnolia g
and municipal jungles on honeysuckles,
free from municipal interference and
espionage.
Whatever forward or retrograde move
ment lowing to the point of view the
city has taken in the last five or six
years. to Commissioner Weatherly be-
longs the credit or blame He estab-
lished the public markets; fathered and
developed the playground movement; was
first to advocate free textbooks in the
public schools; advocated a boulevard
system connecting all public parks and
Knitting the entire city together with a
ribbon of concrete and macadam: built
modern and sanitary prison; built a
city warehouse for storage of material
and supplies; removed shackles from the
limbs of city convicts; enlarged and ex-
PAL ded the operations of the municipal
water and light plant at North Birming-
ham, and has been the storm center in
the fight for cheaper lights, gas and
water. His activities have run the scale
from regulating the herding of cows to
the ownership and operation of tens OF
millions of dollars of public utilities.
Whoever writes the history of Birming-
ham, in recording that portion of the
citys progress in the years 1911-16, will
mark Commissioner Weatherly the domi-
nant, militant spirit in civic affairs His
line Of march has always been forward
to fixed goal Like a good general,
he would sometimes withdraw from an
advanced trench, but 1t was to bring
up heavier guns and more ammunition for
a greater offensive
Commissioner Weatherly will not be a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-10

1t was stated yesterday that since the
board of revenue has already designated
the Nichols Ffshtrap road as the state
aid highway of the county, it's construc-
ton would take place, even though it
We're delayed.
while we are confident that this in
junction will be set aside at an early
date, the plans for the Memphis rming-
ham-Atlanta highway will not STOP said
]. Asa Rountree yesterday. This route
has already been designated as the state
aid road and the countys allotment of
this fund will have to be spent on the
Nichols Fishtrap route for the coming
three years.
"a large number of the prominent men
of the county will call meeting during
tho week to form the Jefferson county
division of the Memphis Br1ning CHAM At
lanta highway and the plans will pro-
coed just as if the injunction had never
been filed We have been advised that
the injunction will be only temporary at
the worst, but even if it should not be
dissolved, the highway work will go on
with the state aid money"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-10
SITE SELECTED FOR
STEEL WAREHOUSE
AND SHAPING PLANT

william Pietz, southern manager
of the Concrete Steel company, an
nounced that his concern had closed
negotiations for a factory site at Ave-
nue. E between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, yesterday. A modern ware
house and shaping factory Will be
erected on this property, which is on
the Belt Line railway and affords ex-
cellent transportation facilities for a
distributing warehouse of such pro-
portions as the Concrete Steel com
pany.
The Concrete Steel company will dis
tribute reinforcing steel in the states
of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia. Florida. Alabama, Ten
nessee, Louisiana and Texas. This con-
Germ is incorporated for 100000 and
has large warehouses in several of the
leading cities throughout the north. j.
F. Havermeyer is president; H. L. Nc
Gee, secretary. and w. l. Pouch. treas
urer.
]. H. Doughty. general agent Of the
Frisco, was instrumental in securing
the Concrete Steel company to locate
hero and was especially attentive to
Mr.. Pietz in helping him select the site
picked out.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-10
contested CRIMINAL
DOCKETS IN COUNTY
Supernumerary Judge Expected to Be
Named to Help in Work

Judge William E. Fort will organize
the juries in the first division of the
criminal court tomorrow morning and
will sound the docket for the week.
Judge Harrington p. Heflin will sit
on the nonjury cases.
While the criminal dockets of JEFF
ferson county are congested at this
time, it is expected that a supernum-
erary judge will soon be detailed to
Birmingham by the chief justice of
the supreme court. Judge A H. Aston
is expected to draw the appointment.
The grand jury throughout the pas !.
week was kept busy with the eXamfna-
ton of witnesses and several true bills
were announced in the first partial re-
port handed down.
Yesterday both branches of the GRIM
inal court passed sentence on several
convicted persons, and it was found
that much progress had been made for
the first week of court in the present
term.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-10
INJUNCTION WILL
NOT INTERFERE WITH
HIGHWAY PLANS
Nichols Fishtrap Route Designated as
State Aid Road and Funds VIII
Be Spent on Highway

Memphis Birmingham Atlanta high
way will not be interfered with on ac-
count of the injunction against the build
ing of the Nichols Fishtrap section of
the route. Information to this effect was
given out yesterday by local men m
terested in the project.
A meeting is to be called sometime this
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-10

candidate for governor or any other Of
flee. He is quitting the game thoroughly
and absolutely. For him the chase holds
no further charm or excitement.
7 am threescore years" he said, land
the remaining 10 allotted me will not be
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-10
Two
Stores
Birmingham, Ala.
Jacksonville, Fla.

To the young men
who are preparing
for a new term of
college activities, we
extend a cordial in
vitatiOn to come see
the special showing
of new Fall Suits,
Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishings we've pre-
pared for their spe-
cial benefit.
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spent in public office. seeking public
office or in the hell of political scufne
and intrigue / am through-clean
through; / have fought the best could;
my conscience is clear; I have kept the
faith"
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bridge on Twelfth avenue with steel and
concrete. And he has locked in the city s
vaults complete grade separation plan
for succeeding administrations to work
to.
FOR MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
y our man Jim Weatherly seems to me
like he wants municipal ownership Of
the whole blamed universe for Birming-
ham" said an Alabama statesman. And
this is very near true.
He believes in the municipal ownership
of all public utilities of every description
and character. He has plans, wings
specifications and estimates of a mu-
nicipal telephone system He has extend
ell the operations of the city's plant at
North Birmingham, which many advo-
Gated abandoning and scrapping, to the
heart of old Birmingham and leaves his
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1916-05-05

Ell Paso. Texas, May 3.-Generai
Obregon, Carranza's minister OF war,
in a statement to night, following the
conference with Generals Scott and
Funston, said:
THE result of the conferences with
General Scott has been to clear the
atmosphere. There is much better
feeling between Mexicans and Ameri.
cans and the tension has vanished.
An agreement has not been reached.
but everything is looking favorable
and have highest hopes that matters
will reach successful elimination.
1t was reported that General Obregon
had received assurances that the
terms of the tentative agreement were
acceptable to General Carranza. II
is regarded as possible certain per
cent Of the troops will recross the Dor.
der some time before word comes that
the Carranza de facto government has
accomplished its purpose.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1916-05-05

stocker demand was good and the
market active. Good light steers are
selling from $3.50 to $S.25, and fair
steers from 1915 to $3.50. Demand
is strong for good breeding and stock
cows and heifers, with prices ranging
from 1925 to $S.25, according to quail
ity. Some choice stock calves steers
and heifers mixed-sold up to 50 last
week.
Hog demand is good and prices hold
ing up well. God hogs sold on the
Denver market today from $3.50 to
1885. Supply recently has been some
what limited here and more hogs
could be used.
The shep demand was good, but
the supply was rather light last week.
Prices remain about the same. Good
fat lambs are selling around SIO.25
to s11, and quite number of pretty
good ewes have been selling here
around $3.50. A string of clipped ewes
arrived and sold at $40, the highest
price ever paid here for clipped ewes.
The market is especially wanting good
fat ewes here, and anything of this
kind is meeting with strong demand.
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The Denver Markets.

Denver Union Stock Yards, May g..
Receipts of cattle here last week
were quite liberal and the demand was
good. Prices were Is to 20 cents
higher on all good cattle early in the
week, but later the steer market went
off some. Cows, however, sold strong
throughout the entire week and the
steer market closed in good shape.
Today's receipts were 2,4OO head and
prices we're strong to a dime higher
than last weeks close. Good fat
steers are selling from IS to 1915,
and right choice, well.finished steers
would bring up around &c. Cows are
selling from 81 to $3.50 for good ones,
and one load of extra choice cows
sold today at 1913. the highest price
ever paid on the Denver market for
cows weighing above a thousand
pounds. Fair cows are selling from
1925 to 81. Bulls are bringing SO TO
$6.75 and veal calves are selling up
to $12 for the good kinds. Feeder and
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1916-05-05
James Wear Hurt.

James Wear, the blacksmith. met
with an accident the first of the week
while shoeing horse. In attempting
to reach out for tools while holding
the fourth part of the animals weight
between his legs. sprained or wrench
ed his back. While he is able to get
around slowly, yet he is not able to
do any work.
This is the second victim at the
horseshoeing art. Last week we were
panied to report Mr.. Greenwood's &C.
cident. however, this gentleman is able
to be around his shop, yet incapitated
for any heavy work.