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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
0rfc Srmppcn6cf6rOcrrno nit @o6n.

SIN Sabre 1913 murOcu ocuiibc
5ruppen nit Scr Giien6o6n noh
Sdlespig 6olitein 6ei6r0ert, ieood
mur in bci1rdnftem N}oBe, Oo Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eS nod niAt
Oeritanoen lie aus5lnusen. Sm
glpril 1S49 benuste man Die 9o6n
gum transport ser ruiiiiben 9ipi-
lion &onintin aus &rafou na6 Sra-
oiiH. eine Strede bon Al Oeuti6en
0leilen. Is banoelte iicb i'm gon5eu
Inn t4,512 Mann 1893 @ieroe, 36
@eidiite, AGA 6abr3euge unO So
Stiid S6la6tpicb. Gie 6obrt mur.
De in SOer6erg iiir cine Na6t unter-
bro6en Die Gruppen 6hpafirten
ltnO fubren Damn in oiterrei6ii4en
@ogen ibis oobin bntten i6nen
preuBii6e geOient) weiter. Sm gons
zen moren oauSiAlieBli6 oes SroinS
81 3iige fiir oie Cipiiion n0tbig, Ger
transport ser Erllppen oouertc orei
Gage, nit Dem Grain fiinf. Ger &c.
mobnlibc 6uBmarih 60ttc 10 Gage
in glnlprlcb genommcn mon botte
olio 10 Gage aeipart Grit i'm itnlie-
niiden SelO5uge bonn So6re 1859
oiien6arte ii6 Dor uQer @elt Der nlt-
bcror0cntlihe g0erth Ser GjICu6oh=
nen iiir &riegs5mede. Ger Trans
port Scr iiir's 6elO beiiimmten iran.
5oiii6en 6cgorm am 81. 9(pril nnO
NOR am Is. Suli 6eenOct. I'm 90
Gogcn mnr0en 100000 Moum aus
ocn pcribieoeniien G6eilen oc5 Gan.
ocS nod ser 9om6orOei gefiibrt, t6cil.
ipeiie bis an Die llier 0cs Nlincio,
cine 2eilhmg, ole oomols aQgemeine
@emunOcrlng erregte uuO Inn 10
mcbr 9Inerfcnnlng ueroientc. ais ole
Giien6o6nOermaltlingen Die Hieienor-
belt obne 9ei6ilie BON militGriiber
Seite ouSiii6rten. Sic 6ei0roertcn
onnGberno 10000 Munm lnO ii6er
$4,000 @icroe nit BEN gcp66nli6en
EoiIo0ier5iigem Die mimterbrOden
in G6Gtiafeit bliebcn liuO i6oben
5miicben Oieie @rriro5iige elm oui
Oenen mebr ais 10000 Monn rmO
$4,000 4ier0e tronsportirt mir-
Oeu. Gie oIterreitbiide Seercsuerlpol-
tllng lieB i'm Soniiar 1859 OaS 3. PR
meecorps bon gSien nod Der 2om-
boroei beiorOcrn, etrpaS iiber 10000
Monn 5462 |ierOe mo 27S 6o6r.
5euge, Oie 9lrtiIlerie eingeiAlolicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
VnNcsf1ne.

pm 3. Suni Slmanoa Slad, Or. 2s17, Wla.
oionSiraBe 80 Sabre alt.
slm g. sunni 6li5abetB 81. @ranmna, @r.
s9l eit6aneter Strate 32 Sabre all
Pun 2. Suni Scniamu ". GruDfe, Dir. 709.
ssei SaDeiie Sirabe go Sabre alt.
., 9m 4 Mini Sarah %egoeriom glr 2724,
pm 8. SllH 6arOn ". SOneS, Gr. 2617,
Sdmpbens@oenue, 80 Sabre alt.
PIN g. Nuili Wiarg =. Nnban 9ir. 3O6, glur
griid9lpenue. &C Sabre alt
elm 8 SUM ejertrube eAdert 9r 22O2,
Srcoeridglbcne, "a Sabre ait
glm A. Suni GbarleS ". McGgerrN, gir.
INA. @or6'5gIion.glpenues g Sabre oIi: o,
lnno sNpenue, 76 Sabre alt.
glm 4. Suni Soa gee @OOr, gir. t4i5, 2iH'
0ensglDemle 81 Sabre alt.
9lm 4. Sun Wiima ~ @ricc, gtr 1929. gseiis
Slneies sSnaBe, 81 Sabre alt
gm 3. Suni S0ilna a. Sinbcn, gir 1i14.
Somewooo gneme, "A Sabre all
% slm 4 SUM- Wdaaroo y: SaDlor Gr. 1922,
PIN 4. Snni Ml6crtina illrim gr. 3029,
Giridlano. SiraBe. 10 Sabre alt.
Nm g. Suui SObu 2. g0ilocr, Hr. t441,
QniUInQnrS rStrdBe, 80 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
0Ouucritag ben Z. Snni 1917.
Die Gieeut6amer Scr s86isfcuuOrrat6e freucu i'd.

Cos 6nan5. Gomite oes 8unoes- -Senats bat beifoi-
fen ai ole SngreOien5eL ole bel Der observation-disclosures
nerci Nlr GerpenOune tomnel cine 4robibitiplteuer
81 cgen llno 5par finf Collars aif Die gSen-@alone
qRelaiie Syrup Mno Surrogote ulo 5man5ig Dollars
ou ocn gnlbe @etreioe, ltnO oas aaeS 5uoblicb Der
icbt betebcnoen steuer. 6erncr ioa Die @inmbr BON
Gpiritoicn md6rcno oes Stricges oerboten meroen.
Gbne 3pciiel bat Oieier 9eidhB oes 6inon5 Counties
oen gciiaa Der @ro6bitionten erregt uno ieOenioaS
and 0eu 9eiiaa Der @igentbiimer Der Mlonen @olo-
nen g6iSfep Die binreben oIen, Oen Curit oes Sall-
Des r cine 3eitperio0 orei abreu 81 berieoigen;
0enn Oa ole @ranntpenbrennerei 10 gut mie gdBt6
eingclicat weroen mr0e 10 mirOen Die geber oeS
QbSfcDporrat6s 0en &reiS oiort Inn minOeltens filnt
Goaars 0ie @auone erboben Zen 9elbern Der groBen
@orrdi6c BON @bsfeD miirOen 0urd Die Stcuer piee
6unocrtc Wiaonen Gollors in Die Eai6e TlieBen oaS
mare obcr aud lngeidbr aaes Ourd Die Steer er-
redt pcroen piirOe @lander 03onn, Der M einid]rdn-
ten nuf uiroe id allerongs mobl NIT Bier alein be-
Qniiqen, aber Der Nlaun, Der iid nidt en5udrdnten
braudt mr0e nod pie Dor enen S6noppS trinfen,
lno nad me Dor miroe Ger @6isfeD oas SouptgetrGnt
III Den @ro6ibitonsitaoten iein. Senn oas 5nan3-Go'
mite ocs 2enats oaS Golf Dor Dem alfo6olretdDcn
GdnoppS bcrpo6ren min, Oaun mB es Die 6obrfation
lno Den 8ertaui perbietcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07

sSebrbotefet Oes 9dnOes lange So6r5cbnte oefreIen
auSgeeliben. 9ber 0ie ,ltorfe SonO" grif Uor6c ais
e d5 oorum bauoete, 0os imerpolitiibe Seben lln-
garns alf Den ridtigen @ntmidllmesDeg 81 leten @r
Ill ii6er Die gSa6lredtsrage getir5t. Ob eS einem
@ntolger eelingen miro oeer Oie 0ur6 Die gtational
toenfroge erdwerte 20ig 81 iinoen mag oa6neeiteat
beibcu; Die genannen 0omen Der @remier M0glidfei-
ten eeboren oit ole @tgeOern Oes 9liiugels an mel
der Dem iilneren 9ebcn oes tonigreids id5on duere
RSlnOen geblagen 6nt g(ud bcBt es, ooB @rai Glam-
Nartinic Der oiterredbiie NinilerprGiioent beretS
Elm ir Die 9lrt geferbter Baum ei. &amen o6er uuO
eH5ene @erionldteiteu nO beilte nidt me6r BON maB
gebenoem Auslag. Der i6weren 3eit oes frieges nil
d] Elm neues So6sburgerreid cat60en, in medJem Die
&0fer Die 9eitimmng ber Sas bnen notbWenOig Din.
fenoe 81 treien ba6en mer0en. (g8bl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
0as nene Nnbs6nraerreidl.

Tas 8uiammentretcn oes oiterredilden 9eidsratbs
ainl eriten 9}a pie0er felt Dem Sregsnus6rud
Eh0 Der Shr5 oes ungariibcn MniiterprdOenten @rof
Gtep6an Sis5o blOer ole 5pei beoeutiomen @regnille
i'm inneren 2eben Der 0absburBildeu Dpppemonardie.
Scr oerreid5iide Minterprdioelt graf Glom.Nlarti'
mic bat oeu pom @oIfe gepdben abgeoroneteu geaen-
iiber 0as Redbt oeS &arlaments unab6Gngg, O. D. BON
0tr Neqerunq unabbangg, feline Gntibeioung betrefs
0es BON i6m iiir n0tbig 9eilmoenen 81 trefIen, amer
fout 5olde 5prade iii IN Den Sallen Der oerreid]i
Iehen Gecbae6ung aus Dem Nhmoc oeS GobinetshefS
nod ndt pTnomucn moroen. @lit Dem beriidtgten
@praqrap6en IA iuo Den faerliden 8eroronungen 1T
cen SelbltGn0eteitsgeliiiten Oes &arlamcnts bsber
nod ietS entgcgeuaetrecn poroeu Der Str5 oes Sra.
icn Es5o benefit. BOB Die 3eit DER vtarten Mdnner"
uoribcr it, Gas lit Der Sobn Stoloman's, Uedl' leb'
ieren man Sen yqroBen General" Der li6eroen Eortei
lnqorrs nonnte aewcien nO CT bat nit Der bon ibnl
nehanen ,@arci Der nationolen glr6eit" 9eoeliten.
oes geeiitct Gr bat ben Gonilitt Der arone lno benz
Earlamant lngarrs, Der Wie Elm StrebsiAaoeu an Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07

8hrean Der StrdRenonrm6rudS.Sp
pa more, 81. Wlal 1917.
Sic Srdbenourdbrud)s 9omnlildre Der
Siaoi Baltimore MAIDEN 6iermii befdnnt, bob,
nacD6em iie i6re Iabene iiber Die Gntl6d6i'
gungeH, lniolien llno gSeriDerb0bun9en be5na.
!ic6 Der 6onoendiruna nnb Sdllieenng enes
SBeilcs bee @ettcS Onn 8Caurano Court init
einer 8reiie bon 90 SUR, 8Wilcben Sourilano'
umn e. Saul SiraBe, neb ben ournui be6iga
lioDeu enoailliiaen un0 corrigirien erfldreH'
ben 4ldneil reOioiri baben, genldB ben 8or'
idriften oeS GDarierS Der Stdoi 8aliimore
in6 ser am Is. Q{drs 1916 unier8eihneieH
&eroronrna gir 100 oes Wla1orS uno Siaoi7
e 6iermit Iot5 qcben. oaB beinote Tabee
uno Marie ani oielc g9eiic Oolcnoct mo be-
qlnnbiai moroen IT, mo ouD Der 9RdOor nlo
Giaoiratb bon Baltimore, ooer iroeno melhe
9eron oocr @eriouen, Corporation ooer Sor'
pordiionen, Die nit Dem 8uiprllb Der Snts
ifdOieunecn ooer merleeen gsertber91bun'
Qen. lpie bier penannt, un6nlreoen no, inner
balb oreBig (30) Sagen bonn eriten Sage I'M
Smni 1917, oem Saiiint Der erlten bon uns
erlailenen &er6ienilibunq oieiA Goia, ooge'
qen ourdD ihriitlide @eiition an oas baltimore
caNneridt oppelliren m0qer, inoem lie ods
@eridJl nm cine 9teOiiion oerielben an9eben.
SObM s.. 9iObnettC,
ScnrO Wi. gihel,
SarrD u. 0lemleD,
Gonlmiiidre.
eugene g. 9luogcrs,
(1rnit .s,t5,22) @Ierf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
@etanntmadlmmnru.


g. ,Sultl 1910
SD babe gppdfaiion fiir ioieenoe FrOile'
glen erbaten:
Nampieiiel.
yir. 80s 8. &oro.9oaoaD etraBc p 10 s..
g. Notoren
glue grotcte miiiieH nm iuo bon 10 ll6r
&ornitdas am s. Snu 1917 bei'm @ebiiuoes
'' ' W Z. I. sgrne,
(Suni7) Nebuuoes SulpeitOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
edutamts-scfrctar @cglOou it Hberscnat, Sas bic

SNnBalllrss WtcNOoO ut nber5en9t, Dap De
Sbertp.Snle6e Elm @rfolg iein miro Dab e iiber5ed
net perOen miro. DnS mar brigens aud 81 ermarten
gmerifa lit oas reite 9anO Ger gSelt nO obdon 5pe
@aonen Dollars feline @aeoteGe limo 70 lit oie Summe
ord flein i'm 8er6dltniB 81 oen Simmen meIdbe in Ct
Gen Ser rieefii6ren0en 2GnOer Guropas in oen ebten
6re Sabren 0urf AnIeiben augebrod)t porOen iinO
9aeroings be5a6t man in europa enen bo6eren Bins.
filB; menn man a6er beoenft oaB bier SunOerte BON
Wdlonen Dollars in BEN Sporbanfen binterlegt limo
Gle oen 0epOiitoren MIR 39 @ro5ent 3inien brineen 10
rGre es in @irfldfet beirenoenO wenn e Oeies gelO
ltt in 9unoesobligatonen onIegten, pelde 0enieben
3nshiB tragen olen Steuern 6eireit limo no ole
Iiderite @eIoanloge iinO ole es IN Ser gSeIt eiebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07


8dlt timore, I. SUM 1917.
Sie StrnBenourc6rllcbs GomnHdre Der
Giaot Baltimore MAIDEN 6iermii bcf1nnt, oaB,
naboenl lie i0re Iabelle fiber Die 0ufi6dois
qulGen, lhiioiien un0 gSeriberD0blngen be6igs
lid Der GOnbcmnirnn0 uno ShlieRung cines
Sbcilcs Der &lcaiGniaStrnRc, IN einer @reite
bon 49.5 SUR, 5lUiicben Gourlanbs uto Si.
&Nu-Srabe, nebl ben oaraul bejilGldeH eIlOs
0llligeH mo corrigirien crildren0elt @ldnen
repioirt babenJ gemdG Den 8orlhriiten 0es
CHARTERS Ocr Siaoi baltimore uiIo Der nnt
10 l(dr3 1916 linier5cicbncen 8eroroming 9tr.
102 oeS WtaOorS uao Stnolrnibs,
e bieriIIit goi5 Qeben o1B beinNic Tnbelle
mn 0arie aui oieie gSeie 0ollenoet mo be-
eaubiQi morben III lino Dab Der QidOor uno
Sio0rai1 bon Baltimore, oner irgelI0 iuelGe
@erion ooer @erlonen, Corporation o0er @prs
porationen, Die nit Dem 3uipuld Der @ntidds
oigungen ooer aulereAten lSertber0Dbnneely
mic bier Nendnni, u3nirieoen lino, innerb1lb
oreiBiQ 900 Tdqen. bonn 5l1citen Sagc int
Snn 1917, oem NNlm Der criien bon uns err
ldiieneu 8er0iienlidnnl 0iecr &otl8, oagegen
ourob fhriitidbe Reiiiion al 6aS Baltimore
Sinbtoeric6t appeuiren m1geu, noem lie oas
@erid6t nm cine 9ieoiiion oerielben 0ngebeH.
SnDn s.. 0iDbinCttc,
6cnrO Mi. Nibcl,
NnrrD VI. 0lcmle1,
@onmlldre.
Gm1eue g. 0lOogerS,
(Simi2,9,t6.2S) GIcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
Nnrrnn brr stnhrnnnrdhrndls. 0nnlmiiidrc.

x u Il w y I = - NNul lbl O.
Die northumberland sSOWmidre Der Sta0i
Baltimore MAIDEN biermit gemdB Den &ori1rits
ten oes Baltimore Stl0tsSbdrters befannt, 0aB
ie cine oetailirte elite aller 8u9elprobenen
Gnti6aoigungen, enianoencn llnioiien uno
5ugepro6enen gSertberb0bungeH neblt elmer ers
ldreHoeq aare aniertiqen lieBen in &erbins
bunq nit Der GOnoemntrunB uno SdlieRnng
clues SbcilrS bes Scttcs Der 0amili0u strnRe
nit eiuer Nreite bon 40 SUB 8pii1eu Court
iano. nn6 Ct Hau,Srabe eemdB oer am AZ
Uidr3 1916 unter3eibHeien Seroronung 9tr. t02
oes 0dDorS mo StnoiraibeS bon Baltimore
IS miro 6iermit beianni ge9eben, o1B oieie
9iite nebit Der erildrenoen Narte leriiggeiieut
uuo 6eQuta@ici III, uno CAB Der ,Gapor uno
Der Siaoirdt5 bon Baltimore, ooer irgeno cine
%erion ooer @erionen Corporation ooer Cor
poraiionen Die NIT Den 3ngelpro6enen @nts
icD1oi0ungen ulo gSerberbobmnpen un5uirieoen
Gno. inner9alb oreiBis 800 4a9cn bonn 3.
&er5lienilicbung oieier @cianulnabune llnie.
rerieite, eegen oieielben appeliren lonnen our1
iobriftliCbe Petition I'M Baltimore Stdbtgericbte
oicies erlucDcno, cine &eoieu Oerieben Dor5us
neDmeH.
So6n N. 9ubnete,
0eurg W yiigeL
parrD u. NcmleD,
Gommihdre
eugene y. 9iOoGerS,
(Smi51210,26) GIerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
9ll6crtine lllridl.

Gs nar6 am A. Sun 1917 9l6rrtluc ulrd,
- Sabre alt Satin oes oeriiorbenen NenrD
llrib. &ernanoie uno ,Sreunne iino aDiungo
boait eineelnoen. Der @eeroi0nug bei3ipobncn
melbe am 5unncritaa, ga6mitiags I'M 2 llbr
BON Der gSobnuna ibrer Io6ter, Hr. 3O39,
Gtridlano.Gt ans ami Dem gWi. Carmel
5rieoboe" iiaiiiinoet CNHni6 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
@ir 6a6em luieOer6OIt Oaranf 6inaeuieIcn, OaN Oer

S9r 6n6eu uicOer6Olt Oaranf 6iuGeiuiccn, Saf Der
@cItrieg ole Ar6eiterpareien lO Die So5aliiten &C.
le6rt bat i6re Wadt 5ll ertenen. Gas 6oben ole oet
lhcn So5ialen ge8eet, oas 6abeu ole niiden So3io.
Iiien g5eet m0 oos 5egen ebt oe britiiden So5iali
item lm6 Observation-Disclosures cber cine groBe Gon.
benton IN 9ce05 mli Ser ni 0}iaioncn 9rbeiter unO
So3oliiten pertreten maren itnO oii DER 9eihie be-
5igd) oes 6rieOens be5iglid politiider llnO pirtb
Idoitlider emancipation ser nternaonaen 9lrbet ge
icbt mlr6en imo 6e 3ele Der rlliiihen So0aten nO
grbeter bin6tlid cnes oiortigen Oemofratiidcn Src
rens nooiiirt pur0ea agt Die r2on0on Zines: vAIs
eene Gemontraton mar Die Gonierer0 in DER Gbat
iclgreid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
GpcsiaI-%
NParnlou0. .GnItitut.

9lusnelnna Der 9lrbcitcn Der shHler Der shule
fir Suuit. min M;uiter5eibucu fir oas Derilpene
Sabr, im Wlouut 9OHal'@ebanos, am Witt
nod, iSreitag uno Snmltag, 8, ~ 8. nno =
Snut bon 10 lbr Mloracne bis 10 llbr Nhenos,
mn sonutun bon bis llbr Ga6mittnes.
(Suni567S,9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
TricObSfe.
YunSon Garf GemeterH.

0aupiGinaans: Hrcocrid MUah
Birenn: gir ~, sSaratOAa Sirane.
ge9rdbnibpldbe bon S25 an, nnter befldIot'
Ger Anllilhi GdblnilhIunlen @emlnnc, Btldn'
5en etc iino In JreibbnnS am NluptSiHgalA
81 noen uner Aaent ioro. nenn genlnlht
boriprelben. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
So6n 81. @u6ineite,
SSeurD VI. yiigeL
1arrD u. 9icmleg,
Nnrran BED etrnlcneardl0rmale .Nummiiidre.

6aneue y. 9iOO0era,
(Sun512 1920 GIerf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-20
CONSTRUCT|ONMEN
 HAVE THEIR EYES !. ON MUSCLE SHOALS

Florence, December 19.-(SpeciaI The building world apparently has it's eyes centered on Muscle Shoals today, knowing that more buildings are to be constructed here than in any oth- CT point in the United States.
 During the past week representa- tives of construction companies hay ing their headquarters in Birmingham Memphis, Chattanooga, Nashville, Chi cago, New York city and in other cities have been in Florence to con- slider government building as we'll as to look after business to be secured from the citizens who will have many houses apartment buildings and busi- ness blocks constructed, as well as a proposed hotel which would be one of the best in the south.
 The contractors are also aware of the fact that extensive river ter mina1s are to be built here before long to handle the increasing business on the Tennessee river between Florence and points on the Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The shipping of pig iron and other minerals to northern points by water has become so ex- tensiye the city recognizes the fact that new terminals are very neces- sary
 Two of New Yorl's greatest con- struction companies are engaged in construction work of both the experi- mental and the permanent nitrate plants and they are rushing work on buildings to house several thousand workmen at South Florence. where the site of the great permanent plants is located.
 r. F. Caldwell, one of New York's best known engineers, arrived here today and secured one of Florence's most attractive residences and will be the engineer in charge of a large part or the construction work Numerous other engineers have already. located In Florence and they are rapidly get tlng the work under way.
 The larger construction companies are making arrangements with the contractors to bring gangs of men to Florence from all parts of the country and the citizens are kept busy providing accommodations for tine crowds of people continually arriy- ing.
 Everything is moving smoothly and large army of workmen will soon )Qln the forces already at work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-20
GADsDEN

Gadsden. December 19.-(Special) The agent of the Louisville and Nash vile railroad at Altoona has been authorized by the road to take over the coal output of the wagon mines near the line and to take one car a day from each of the mines operated along the line. Two cars of the AL toona Coal company were seized yes- terday but one of them later was returned
 Rev. R. Excell Fry of the First Presbyterian church has received a call from the First Presbyterian church of Columbus, Miss. He is the fourth minister known in tSss city to receive call this fall from Colum- bus churches. The others include Dr. D. I. Purser, Jr., of the First Baptlst church; Rev. F. Lucien Malone, rector of the Church of the Holy Comforter. and Rev. H. NJ. Stevenson. now of Decatur, out formerly of the First Methodist church here
 A loyalty meeting will be held at 9:45 o'clock Tuesday morning, Jan uary 1. at the First Baptist church under the auspices of that church.
 George F. Bentley, 4s years old, who has been connected with the Queen City Machine company, died at To- cal hospital of uremic poisoning. He is survived by his wife, four children and two brothers The body was sent to Cold Water for burial today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-20
Evangelest w. J. Ray Sees
 Evangelist Billie Sunday

Evangelist W. J. Ray and his singer. D. G. Johnson, came through Atlanta yesterday. stopping off for two ser vices in the tabernacle. Rev. Ray and Mir. Johnson have been in Florida fot the past three months doing evan gelistic work, and have been very suc- cessful in the work. They are at home in Birmingham for the holidays.
 On last Monday morning at meet ing of the Ministers alliance of Jack sonville, Fla. Evangelist Ray and MT. Johnson were appointed as special committee to interview MT. Sunday in regards to a campaign in Jacksonville They spent the lunch hour Tuesday with MT. and Mrs. Sunday and received a very cordial welcome and much en- couragement about their going To Jacksonville, and Mir. Sunday also spoke favorably of coming to Birming- ham, saying "he was anxious to hit the Magic City"
 His plans are to be in Birmingham January, 1919. going from Birming- ham to Jacksonville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-20
CROP CONDITION
 . .OF WINTER WHEAT !. LOWEST ON RECORD
Production on Largest Acre. age Ever S0wn Forecast by Bureau Far Below
 Early Expectation

Washington, December 1S.-GOyern- ment plans for biIIion-busheI wheat crop next year to help the United States feed its allies have received n setback. It was disclosed today by the December crop report of the de- pertinent of agriculture that while winter wheat was planted the Iarg- est acreage ever soyyn to that cereal It's condition on December 1 was the lowest on record for that date.
 A winter crop of 54o,Ooo,OO0 bushels was forecasted by the bureau of crop estimates. The actual production will be greater or less than that quantity, according as conditions hereafter are better or worse than average. Through a great spring crop it still is hoped to bring the years total to somewhere near the billion mark.
 An area of more than 47,000 900 acres was the market set by the government for farmers to plant to winter wheat
 this fall, but the December canvass shows that 42,170,000 acres were sown
 The farmers did their best, depart ment of agriculture officials say, but
 conditions were against them
 The very dry weather in most of the winter wheat belt was a large draw :
 back while late harvest of other crops and shortage of farm help were con- tributing causes for the failure
 Should the winter wheat crop ma ture to 540,000,000 bushels as forecast
 today it would be the third largest of record. being exceeded only by the crops of 1914 and 1915. Government of
 nclals had figured on having winter wheat production reach 672. .0OO, 900
 bushels. but today's forecast indicates that 1t will fall 132,000,000 bushels snort of that figure. Indications are
 that rye production will be 25, ,ooo. 900 pushels larger than last years record. Already steps are being taken for q large increase in the acreage of the spring wheat crop to be planted next spring. Council of national defense and department of agriculture officials have conferred and will adopt measures to insure an adequate labor supply for plantlng operations. ample supplies of seed wheat and help for the harvests Ihe largest spring wheat crons here .olore was in 1915 when 351.s54 0oo bushels were harvested from 19.161 o00 acres. Ao''oVV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-20

heen only slightly modified to date. The closing of the seasons navigation on the great lakes shows that the water movement of iron ore in 1917 reached 62 49s,901 tons, against 64,723, 49s tons in 1916, the record year, and 46,3l8S04 tons in 1915. Probably 2.0OO0O0 tons have been moved by rail this year. making total Superior shipments approximately 64,- 500,00O tons, or about $50 per cent under the 1916 grand total.
 Pig iron conditions repeat themselves each week. It remains impossible for furnaces to supply buyers with tonnage or deliveries now desired This situa- ton has been further intensified by the banking of furnaces during the past 10 days because of coke deficiencies. It is stated that at the present time more furnaces are banked than at any time during this year The country's short age of iron now is placed at the annual rate of 100000 tons by a leading au- thority.
 Compilation of the governments recent purchases of ali classes of rolled steel shows that these have been running at the rate of more than 18,001, coo tons an- nually It is, of couse, not expected that this high speed of buying activity will continue indefinitely.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-20
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AloS, December 19. - Special )-Tba great Red Cross Christmas drive began With enthusiasm. R. J. Barr is chairman n ana has a large corps of workers with him- A house to house canvass is heinz made and nearly every house in Trov sno"s the Red Cross service cards post eu conspicuously. In every school house ana chureh Tn the county speeches will De made during the week to push inc work.
 The local chapter of the Red Cross ba been busy the past week sending ou. large boxes of supplies and garments Christmas packages and knitted articles The chapter is doing a great work here now.
 Ihe state examinations for teachers were begun Monday morning at the court mouse. They are in charge of Mrs. ]. M sanders, county superintendent There