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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-17
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants. Hanover Square. n.
V. Members New York Cotton Ex-
change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
new York Produce. Exchange Associate
orders solicited for the purchase and
sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed OIL for
future delivery. Special attention and
spot cotton for delivery. Correspond
ence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-17
ALABAMA CAVALRY
WILL HIKE TO ITS
NEW MACON CAMP
Entire Brigade Will Be On
Move BY Wednesday, Ac-
cording to Orders Is
sued Sunday Night

Montgomery. September 16-(special)
Aiabama's brigade IS telling its home
folk good-by. Orders issued by brigade
headquarters Sunday provide for an inn
mediate movement to it's training camp
at Macon. Ga, and before Wednesday
night every unit will be on its way
Tents were being taken down and
equipment packed Sunday The volun-
tary censorship will prevent the publ
cation of the time of departure of the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-17
COLONEL GRAVES To co

Although his wound has not healed.
Col. Bibb Graves. commander of the
cavalry, was at camp yesterday direct
ing preparations for the hike. He will
be unable to ride his horse but will &C.
company his troops in an automobile.
Little time will be given to entertain
ments on the hike but rest Of an hour
will be permitted at each important
town.
General Steiner and headquarters star
will leave early Monday on one of the
first trains. Lieut. Fred Field OF Bir-
mingham, his aide, and officers and men
from headquarters have been at camp
Wheeler for two weeks
Col. F. M. Maddox of Mobile, com
mSnder of the First infantry, and Col
Allen Crenshaw OF Andalusia, comman-
der of the Second, were in personal
command OF their organizations while
making preparation to move. AS soon
as notice was received from the war
department, enlisted men began to mo-
tify friends and Camp Sheridan was
crowded throughout the afternoon. All
formations were abandoned the moment
the orders were received.
BRIGADE DEPLETED
The brigade is badly depleted and Is
a fragment Of the organization which
was formed June 10, 1915, for service in
Mexico, Thirty-seven hundred men
were transferred to the rainbow division
and are now training at Mineola and
the final movement viii consist of about
100 men.
STEINER ISSUES STATEMENT
General Steiner made his farewell
statement to his people Sunday In which
he declared that the soldiers would be
well cared for at Macon. Il am sorry
we are going to leave for Macon"
he said, but I am glad we are going to
get into intensive training for our part
overseas. I love the men of the brigade
and am confident they will make good
wherever they are sent l have seen
the Macon camp and mothers and fathers
need have no fear for their boys health
/ will carefully guard every man in the
brigade from the things which l would
keep away from my own SON.
Tourist sleepers have been provided
for enlisted men and Pullman sleepers
for officers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-17
Central Powers Reply
to Pope Expected at
Vatican Within Week

Rome, Saturday, September 1.-THE re-
ply of the central powers to the pope
proposal of Pope Benedict is expected
within five or siz days, according to In
formation obtained today at the
Vatican.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-17
A GENERATION TO COME

Whatever be the outcome Of the war
from the military point of view, business
men who have had opportunity of gain
ing information believe that at least a
generations time will be needed for Ger
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-17
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, September 16.-Alabama.
Mississippi and Georgia: Showers Mon
day: Tuesday probably fair.
Tennessee: Partly cloudy Monday;
Tuesday fair, little change in tempera-
ture.
Local Dad
For the "a hours ending at 7 p m.
September 16, 1917:
Highest temperature .................. "a
Lowest temperature ................... IS
Mean temperature Observation-Disclosures. rs
Normal temperature .................. IA
Deficiency in temperature since jan
uary / Observation-Disclosures. 143
Rainfall .......................... IA
Total rainfall since January .......14.76
Relative humidity a. m. ............ 80
p. M .............-........... 81
p. m. .................... ......-....s... %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
LA CASA kRUPP ESTABI.ECE
UNA SUCURSAL EN- LUCERNA

GlNEBRA, Diciemhre la casa
aiemaua Knapp ha alberto Ell Lu-
n n Sucursal de las fsiricas
que tiene establecidaS en- Essex Y
segun Sc dice, invertira Ell mon!ar es.
tas fabricaS a~diclonales, no menos lie
Siete Y medic miIiones de marcos,
habieudo comprado al cfecto varIas
caSas. Fiasta Ia fscha han llcgado
seScnta y cGatro pcSitos y Sc cspcra
cue, muy en- brcye, llegaran ctroS
trescicnyoS mas, que seran los que
tUmen q ST cargo g fuuciouamieuto
dc Gicha Sucursal-
Sc nm recibido iniormes rrcce-
denies dc Paris Ell los que SC dice,
cue G. las confeTentiaS inter-aiiadas
cue Sc estaU celebrando en- aquella
capital. sc estd discutiendo Ia posibi-
lidad de unG invasion de Alemania
se1rs SURE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04

BERLIN. Diciembre 3.-La dclega-
cion rusa que cruzo aver Al mediodla
las lineas alemanas para conferenclar
con las autoridadeS militares alcnla-
mas sobre Ell armisticio propucSto por
ell gobierno russo, ha llegado Il los
cuarteles generates del Principe Leo
poldo de Baviera, comandante on jefc
dc las tropas alemanaS en- csc tren-
te de batalla, con objeto de discutir Y
cc~nferenciar Sobre eli armistlcio pro-
puesto.
LONDRES, Diciembre 3.-Un deS-
pgcho al Daily Mail de esta capital,
cnviado de Petrogrado, da cuenta dc
que Leon Trotzky, cl Ministro boil
sheviki de Relaciones ExterioreS, iii
r~igiendose al Consejo de Obreros dc
Petrogrado el vicrucs de Ia seman
pasada. anunci0 que Austria-H"ngrla
habia acceptable Ia oferta del gobicrao
bolshcviki para un armiStlclo. Agre-
go 81 citado Ministro que los delega-
dos rusoS concurririan d las confc-
rencias del domingo en- los cuartcleS
generates a!emanes. pero que no obs
tante, no Sc les a~baudonaria Y esta-
rian Ell guardia contra cualcsQulera
contingencies, pues Ia diploElacia
burgueSa era muy diestra en- sus ma
nejoS y podria cnredar a los dclega-
dos.
En- ningtln case, Sc aSegura que
manifesto Trotzky, permitircmos una
falsa Interpretation de nuestros prin-
cipios para una paz general. Nos en-
~frentaremos a nuestros encmigoS con
cuestiones que no admitiran respues-
tas ambiguous. Cada palabra hab!a-
da por nosotros O por cllos sera cs-
crita y trasmitida por IA via i9alam-
brica a todas las nacioncs, las que Sc
ran los jueceS de nuestras negocia-
ciOnes.'
Trotzky dijo que las relacioRcs ell
ire 81 ~gobierno bolsheyiki c lnglate-
IRA continuaban ell su estado indcfiui-
do de antes."
LONDRES, Dicieabre 3.--EI Mi
niStro dc Relaciones EXtericres de!
gobierno BolSheyiki. Trotzky, segua
dice til deSpacho proceientc dc Pc
trogrado. rccibido hoy cn eSta capt.
tai, Ia oxpedido III aviso. referente
4 las ccmuniceciones francesas y
americauas dirigidas al general Dul-
honin. respecto al armisticio y movi-
miento en- favor dc Ia paz. que dice
entre otras cosas:
Made pidc dc los actualcs diplo-
Ea4tieos aliaJos, -e-@lceiEGs@to psE4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Pide Ell COB. americana
authorization para
gastar Is mil
miIfOneS

WASHINGTON, Diciembre s.
Fresupuestos estimados en- mas de
Sl3.500.0 600, 000,-el mayor en- globo
que Sc haya formulate en- la historic
financiera de la nacion,-fueron So
metidos hoy al Congreso de la Union
por Ia Secretaria de Hacienda, para
los gastos del gobierno y prosecution
de la guerra, durante el ano fiscal
de 1919.
En- ndmero redondo, mas de 1890.
S11.O0O.00O, 900 de esa vasta suna de
diaero son para los gastos de la CUE
IRA solamente, y esa cantidad solo en-
parto va a ser recaudada por impues-
tos. pues mas de la mitad scra obtc-
nita por emisioncs de boYos de Ia IL
bertad.
Deducicndo de csc preSuluesto una
cantidad de 1888, eos, 900 Que seraa
e~mpieados para c. page dc Ia antigua
deuda publica y alguros otros $50
millones de pesos que voivcran j Ia
TeSoreria por los impuestos por Ii
renta postal, la suma celcuiada que
Sc cspera aprobara el Congreso para
cs presupuesto, es de $t3,O1S,? 25, 595.
NingIn presupucsto anterior, habia
exccdido dc dos mil millones de Pc
SOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Vueluen a perder terreno los
teutones en- eL frente occidental
aprehendidos
unos a~narquistas
italianOs en-
Seattle

SEATTLE. Washington, Dicien4brc
S.-A consecuencia de III ser:e de
registros ' cateoS practicados 20,
los agentes del gobierno federal,
fleron detenidoS y Sc hallan aho-a
encerrados en- Ia estacion de inmigra-
ci6n de este puerto, cincuenta Y cir
CO italianos que Sc dice son anar-
~ouistas internacionales, micntras que
o.ros companercs suyos han sido 4
prehend:doS V eacarceladcS en- las
ciudades de Takoma Y Spokane.
Los detenidos en- esta ciudad, Sc
gin Green las autoridades federales,
son miembros del Circulo Stud Sc
c:ale," sociedad Secreta anarGaista
cue. segan Sc dice. cuenta 0 Ger
ca de d~oscientos mil miembros en-
este pals.
AseglraSe que esos anarqu!st&S
han corcebido X idea de matar Al
Trey de Italia y erear pertaroaciones
graves DEF orden publico en- este pals
como pagtc de Una csmpana de
propaganda Que tiene por objeto
dar x victoria . los teutones n Ia
guerra.
Nucho5 de los le.enidos en- esta
lc.udad. -rabajaA ed los astilletoS en-
o5r2s &c las conrra,adas para - GO
b;erno, mientra5 que otros son mi
reros dc carbon.
Segun los f~uncioHarioS que h!cie-
ron las detencioRaS, los que fucron
objeto de estas. en- cooperation con
lotraS Sociedadez anarquistas. distri-
buida5 por TODD 81 pals, ' poc Euro
pa, han estado ccn>pirando para mi
mar Ia moral de los ejercitos Italia
nos : para daRar Ia causa de los aha
dos por medic de la distribrc:on
profuSa de circulares, on las quo SC
dice dc la guerra que la hacsn los
capitalists.
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Sigue m%ejorando
L. sl5uacl0I en-
Italia

Cuartelcs Generates i~taliaE9s en- ei
Norte de Italia, Diciembre 3.-Un2
intensa lucha ha estado ~desarro!lan-
dose en- las ultimas veinticuatro no.
ras en- Ia Inca septentrional del fren-
te de batalla. en- difercGtes sectores
alrededcr del Cerro Pertica. en- ID
region comprendida entire los rios
Piave Y Brenta y sobre la cordiilera
de Meletta, que sc extiende al occi-
dente del Brenta. Una Y otra de las
fuerzas combatientes, han sostenldo
sus p~osiciones en esos s~eetores.
Las condolences generates a 10 lar
go de TODD el frente italiano nan me-
dorado de III modo aparente : nota-
bic en- IL Ultima seman La region
noreste de Italia Sc halla ahora de-
fendida por una ~poderosa barrera de
tropas del norte al este, que Sc con-
sidera suficiente para %contener al
enemigo. En- las montanas del nortc
las tropas italiacas Sc hallaa tend'-
das a 10 largo de las vertienteS mcr!-
dionales V las del enemigO en- las YER
tientes septentrionales estan zcPara-
das por los vertices de csas sierraS,
que o tenidoS por IN L otro COM
baticnte. segun Sc deSarro!ie la ac-
cion de una manera favorable 0 de5-
favorable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
LA r
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La Conferencia ruso-alqmana
para arreglar 81 arnjstiicio
LEGO a las liueas aIer1anas Ia delegation rlsa
Tyotzky dice que los boIsheviEh no sedeja-
ran e~ngaharporla diplomacia 'burguesa'
la ~empezado va Ia Decentralization del %ei5rcito russo

eli gobicrnU de cOmiSarios que cS res
ponsable por la suertc de! pais. Fl
gobierno no pucdc pcrmitir que los
diplomaticos aliadoS : los agentes MI
~litares. intervcHgau en- los aSunlc5
interiors; de uuc5tro pals : intenteH
iniciar la guerra civil. Nuevos passes
en- este sentido por parte de csos d
~plomatic0s Y agcntes, tUacrian las
mas graves complicacioues. sin que
este gobicrno tuviera la mcnor res
p~c9sabiiidad por clio"
En- otro dcspacho rccIDido aqui De
Petrogrado V que tienc fecha del si-
bado. Sc dice 4Uc los cuartclcs %uup-
raIcS del General Dukhonin han s:4o
sitiados Y que Sc cspcraba que cl
mencionado jcfc y 81 estado mayor,
sc rindicra dentro lie las cuarenta :
ocho aoraS siguicnteS.
ri Ccmisario de Rc!aciones Extc-
riorcs, Gijo tambiaa qIc Ia dcsmovi-
l~iZaciUn del c~jorc!to moscovita hahia
cmpczado va, pero que 81 ID :arroi'o
posterior. d~cpcndcria lie laa uc-Ucia-
clones de paz. Cada so!dado homes
to Y honrado, agrc"6 cl Ministrc, re
gresara a su ciudad 0 villa. con sIs
armaS : formara parsa DC Ia Guar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
VENDgA UNA COMlSION ESPE-
CiAL. KJMANA A ESTE PALS

PARIS, Diciembre 3.-En e. Mi
historic de Relaciones Exteriores Sc
han rec.bido informes relatives q que
eli gobierno rumano ha decidido en-
War Una comisl5n especial a los Es-
tados Unidos, Ia cual sera encahe-
zada por el que anteriormente fue
Ministro de Cforas Publicas Angeles
&C
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
UNA BICIcLETA ABANDo NADA
EN- Ell CORRAL DE UNA CASA

Los vecinos de las escuela Sam
Houston, que esta por e. rum5o del
Army Post, dieron cuenta a IA poll
que desde hace diaS, estaba IL
rada una bicicleta, en- muy bucn es-
tado de uso, en- ell corral de la refc-
rida eScuela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
UN HERIpO EN- l \

Por cuestioneS que no vieren al case
~referir, r;neron varios individuoS en- Ia
esquina de las GALES Fl Paso : Frio,
habiendo resultado herido de eierta
gravedad c. Vargas, 4 quien Sc envio
al hospital de Ia ciudad para cue los
medicos del ESTABLISHMENTS Sc encar-
guen de So curaci6D.
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CHICAGp. Ill
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pIARIO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
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I'm Centre y Sur Americs. (eIceptuando
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y-ARTELES GENERATES BRI-
TANlCUS EN- TRANCIA, Diciembre
3.-Las cropas inglesas anoche, OCT
Da~on Dc n"cvo una Setci6n de una
tri2cHera s;tuada soTe. unas |aituras
!! suroesta de IA villa de Bourbon, IN
cl-frente Gc Cambria y las cuales po-
siciones habiaH sido peraidas cl vier-
nes pasado, durantc Ia contra ofensi-
"a alemana. FL pueblo de Masnieres,
CUE fuc cvacuaGo per los ingleses. fue
bombarGcado anoche por las Date
rias britanicas, a fin dc impeiir que
Ell enemigo Sc posesiOHara de q.
Las fuerzas del general Byng estu-
v!eron d:rigendo sus esfuerzos ano-
che sobre las posicoines ene.nigas en-
las ~cercanias de la villa de VilIers-
Gulslain : I 10 largo del lindero sur
oeste de csc lunar, habicndo logrado
llevar 81 Inca hasta I'm punto muy
cercano a la mencionada poblacior.
Sc caIcula que los alcmanes taniaa
cerca de veirte divisiones eli cl fren-
te CT e. que empreadieron 81 ofensi-
VI del v.2r::y>. y que Sc desarrollo e.
una seric de combates que, con excep-
cioG dc Ia primera batalla en- Ypres,
Sc c-orsideran aquellos como los mas
violeatos gle Sc han daGo por los
a'cmaneS soh@e :as posicioEcs inE!c-
Sas.
Los alenanes atacaron las posicio-
ueS inglesas en- La Yacqucric. al sur
ocstc dc Cambria. esta n:anana a las
SD ' IRA hora dcspu@s Sc anu1ci6
4uc cI encmigo habia sido rechazado
con muy bucE eXito. DesPues de esa
acci6H c! enemjgo emprsadio otros
tres ataqUes. con intenciones de cap
turar esa posicion, pero fue otras
tantas veces ob!igado d retirarse
grandemeute diczmado.
BERLIN, Dicicmbre 3.-El comu-
n!cado Official dado Il IL publicidad hoy
eli csta capital per ell Mjni5teTjo de
Ia Guerra, dice quc desdc cl virrnes
las tropas ~alemaass han hecho mas
de 5000 soidadoS ingieses p~riso:neros
en- Il region de Cambria Y ~capturado
mas de Glen ametra!ladoras.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-03
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat.
rick. of this place, writes: 81 was
very constipated. had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. went to
the doctor. He gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
grippe me and afterwards It seemed
I was more constipated than before.
I heard Of Black-D raught ana de,
cided to try It. found it Just what I
needed. 1t was an easy laxative, and
not bad to swallow. My digestion sooa
improved. got well of the sour stom.
ach, my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more gripping, and / would take a
dose now and then, and was in good
shape. 81
cannot say too much for Black,
Draught for it is the finest laxative
one can s5e." ttJps.
Thedfords Black. Draught has for
many years been found OF great value
In the treatment of stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable in its action, leaving no
bad after-effects, 1t has won the praise
Of thousands Of people who have used
II AC1a5
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-03
WILLIAMS MEMORIAL M. E.
CHURCH, SOUTH.
Rohf Yoak pastor


$3.50 a. NJ, Sunday school. We ara
making special effort to build up
our Sunday school and trust that we
shall have the support of the church
1O:45 a. M, preaching, subject, Our
Vision of Jesus Christi" $50 p. III
Senior Epworth League. Our league
is growing in interest and numbers
and trust such shall continue and Il
shall il we do our part. 1880 p. III
preaching, subject, "a Divine Require.
ment."- We wish to deal with sorc
things of vital interest to the church
and request that all members be pres
ent. Friends and visitors shall be
given a welcome and made to fee: at
home. Epworth League in charge 81
Young Mems Bible class. Song. "H;e
Way With Thee Scripture Ref, by
class. Prayer Responsible reading
Mark w. II. Special music. by Glass
Scripture lesson and talk by W. d.
Straight. Talk, Perseverance In Our
Daily Lives, c. H. Snider; talk, Per
severance In Our League Work, w. NJ
Downs. Song, I'll Go Where You
Want Me to Co." Collection. League
benediction.
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THE FIRST M. p. CHURCH.
C. C. Lawson, Pastor.

Mornig services:
Sunday school at $3.50, ]. A. Swi
ger, Supt.
Preaching at 1O:45, Drifting BE
not deceived, you shall reap your owr
sowing. BY neglecting the means Of
grace, you sow what?
Evening services:
6:30-Christian Endeavor. A full
attendance is desired. Will you dis
appoint us?
7:SO-Sermon, Soul Saving and its
Reward" AS our Evangelistic serv
Ice begins on Sunday night, let the
membership be present and lend a
hand in promoting Zion while 1t Is
yet day. The following themes will
be discussed during the week: Mon
day evening. "Faithfulness;" Tuesday
Such as Have" Wednesday
Weak Hands and Feeble Knees
Thursday, Wanted Man," Friday
Three Fold Trumpet Blast" Satur
day, Endowed with Power for wit
Messing"
The success of this meeting de
ponds greatly upon the interest mani
tested by the church members. The
harvest is ripe. shall we gather it OF
let it waste?
Come one, come all, you will surely
find a welcome here Every evening
beginning Sunday. until further no
tice, at 1880.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Fairmont Ave. and Fourth st.
Claude e. Goodwin. Pastor

rdiTmOnL ave. ana tOurtn St
Claude e. Goodwin, Pastor.
Services tomorrow as follows: Sun.
day school will meet at $3.50. This will
be our annual rally day in the Sunday
school. Teachers and classes Will
seek for good attendance. The goal
set is 700. Come early for the music.
You will enjoy the orchestra music and
the singing. The rally day program
will be given at tie regular morning
service at 10:45. Public worship and
rally day program at 10:45. The theme
Of this service will be. "The Flags OF
Freedom" The service celebrates the
400th anniversary Of the birth of
Professionalism. There will be special
addresses on the life and work of Mar
tin Luther, who fought winning fight
against autocracy in the church. Cou,e
and enjoy this service. Epworth
League devotional meeting at $50.
Topic, "Leavening the Foreign Ayal.
anche." This service will be conduct.
ed by Mrs. Marion Brooks, who is 40.
ing such splendid work among the fc;.
eigners in our city. She will be assist.
ed by some of the young men whom
she is helping. Public worship and ser.
mon at 1880. Subject of sermon. "The
Word Of Coda Word of Power" Helm
make this most inspiring service.
The meeting will be evangelistic. Thu
choir will render some good music.
The male quartette will sing
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-03
Sunday In
The Churches
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Corner Third st. and CASTOR Ave.
All services as usual Sunday, No.
vember 4, with Rev. j. S. Robinson IN
the pulpit. All members and friends
OF Grace Lutheran church are urged
to be present. Rev. Robinson neser
lisappoints his hearers. Sunday schoo,
at $3.50. Attendance at Sunday school
is very important part of religion
and all should make good their oppor.
tunity in this line. Morning service at
1915; Christian Endeavor at $50;
eyening service at 1880; mid-week
prayer service Wednesday evening at
1880; Junior c. E. Friday at $3.50. The
Ladies' Aid Society will meet Thurs.
day evening at the home OF Mrs. w. j..
Shafferman on Coleman avenue.