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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-10
FOR RENT-Apartments

'P-TO- DATE APARTMENTS " TIE
WASHINGTON. 1902 West Central.
Phone 2O22. j.. y. EAKIN, Prop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-10

ron SALE-Almost new hard Goa
burner. in fine condition. Phone
iI89W. or call at col New York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-10


FOR SAddE-Rooming house ON
pletciy furnished. Good reasons fof
selling Phone nae.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-10

f0HEHTE~ST BUICK ! passenger car
in good condition; cheap. SOC East
Iron.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Oegen 3a6nlDeD.

guf elm. auBeror0entlib einfabes
Mlittel. einen 3abnI9mer0 obne cine
8sbanOIung, bic bic @runburIo6e
ces S9merSes beIeiti9t, fir ldngsre
3eit dusaubalten, ma6t 8atailonss
arat Or. on Mont in Der rOeutI9en
Meoi5inii9en @o9enI9rift" oufs
merriam. Sin gIiidli6er 3ufan fiibrte
ben 9tr5t auf bieIe Ielbit erprobte @es
banOIun9speiTe 9ei Gu6erIt beftieen
3dbnI1merSen, bic peber ourb cine
3abnbeIeitigunJ nod Sobeinpinleluns
gen na9luiieu poIten, aoa Or. bu
Dlont ben @uft &DlniI9en MaFers
Elm, ipobei einige SropFen Der 5liiIIigs
teit Bis an bic NafsnI9leimbaut enls
porgeri7en tpurbeu. Sofort paren bic
3a6nI6mer5en hauernO berI9puns
ben. gine erobe gfeibe in Der proris
aus9e1iibrter @eriube, ole cine Sim
ipirtung bon S9pefeldtber auf bic
S9leimbdut berbeifubrten, bdtten jes
besmol ben glei9en @rfolg. @s purs
ben, nm m5gli6it einfa8 bic 9ropfen
an bic NaienT9leimbout gelongen gu
IaFen, erbTeugroBe @attepfrOpfeH nit
Qletber bur9trdntt, lofe je nd8 benz
SiB bes 3abnl9mer5es in oas Iinte
Ober re4te Hdlenlo9 getan, porauf
Der qutisnt iicb m0gIi9It peit 5uriids
neiet uno our1 einen Ieidten Druid
auf bic guie einige 2ropfen ausprsBt.
Der Grfolg itelte iih BEL ertrantten
3dbnen, Bel Observation-Disclosures
unO rbeumatiI4eu 3abni@mer5en uns
mittelbar Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20


limb ipenn i9 DID ou9 ni6t febe,
70 biIt ou bod mein ein5iger @ebdnte
ipie Iieb bon Oir, oarauf gu toms
meul Wie gut bu biit llnb fpie Iiebe
i'd oi@l Rai9, iase mir, mo pirit ou
Teiu2@
.Sier, no i9 jeBt itebe.4
nSier, no Ou jeBt itsbf9" fraete iis
lciie, 50serub, unb 2lngit unO Qlbpsbr
lag in i6rer Stimme.
nSa, bier" pieberboIte er nit feis
Hem metallii9 befeblenoen Son.
n@ut oenn. lebe pobl!"
Sine Setunbe Ipdter ftanb fie brous
BEN, BON oonnernoem 9lppIaus be-
griiBt. sic bantte lG6elnb na9 allen
Seiten bin, fprans eroai5s in bos
itraff geipannte Si6erbeitsneb unO
f9pebie i'm nG6iten Wloment, bon uns
iidtburen 9dnOen emporgs5oseu. bod
in ben 2iiften.
Duntel mar bic Qrend. glur bic
STEELE, an peI9er Der lofe, f9male
Drabt aDiTden osn blanten MeTing>
itaneen eliBerte uno Sitterte, eritrablte
in bienbenbem, itets tpe9IelnOem 2i9t.
glun betrat Gotte Srepenian ben
I9pdntenoen DRAFT.
@oriidtig taiteno febte iie ibr linz
tes Gib9en Dor, itredte bic re9te
Saub bon ih. tpeIde etren japoniI9en
S9irm belt unb flog, ipis auf Iilber@
nen MonoesItroblen oabingleitenb, auf
bem ipantenben Salt, BON elmer Stans
&c Bis aur mOeren, borpGrts, rid
parts, balo in ole anie iintenb, bulb
ben geT9meioigen &6rper in ungebro=
dener 2inie ousredeno =.
9ltemlos Dor Spannlng f6aute oas
publitum Su. glieman0 applaubierte.
90 mar es INNER. @rIt muBte 2otte
fpie6er uutsn uHo in Si6srbeit Iein,
oanu I0fe iib Der 8ann. Sebt ftanb
iie eiuen augenbIid bepegungslos, tpie
cine Statue ouf benz Drabt, Inn Itcb
I'm nd4iten Momeut Inn iib Ielber gu
breben.
gBie cine feurige GGlange, Sudte
Der gIibernbe Streifen bin unO per,
belt aber gebOrIam fin, als feline
Msiitsrin iib oni9idte, ibr iiber Die
Maben gefabrnoaes 9raoouritiid Su
ipte6erboIen -.
Sdon bob fie oie ipsiBen Qlrme,
f9on mar Der S0rper in 9epesung, 6a
iuenbete iie JAP ben sRopf unb fab nit
einem DilOen, beropeiflungsp spolen
Bid na9 Der Stele, an pel9er Gles
ment Stonbrioge iteben muBte .
Sin tuuienoittmmiger Sammerf9rei
baltic burd bas Sous.
Gotta Sre0enian mar eeItiir5t,
fdiper ouf oas befsitigte Gnbe bes
yleBes auff6IosenO, bdB es bro9, in
Ole glrena binein =.
sic lebte nod, als man Ie aufbob.
Sbr piloer, Der5tpeifIungsoollsr Bid
iu4te ie9nTiidtig rad Dem Gin.n ~
@inen - unb bann itunb bus orme
Ser5 fin. beTen einSige Siin6e duf
@roeu gelueIen, baB es gu febr ges
liebt. -
Cambridge abcr getpann nod in
berieIbeu glac9t $4,000 I'm Spiel.
Die 2iebe mar fit Jpn in ben zoo
gegdngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
SinntOe G6runa.

@ine Tinnige Gbrung baben, ipie jebt
betonnt pirb, Die StabtberorSneten
un6 Der Mogiftrat oes I6leiiIden
StGbt9en8 Nei9enba9 benz iiegreiben
6iibrer ser oeutI1cn @aItonarnee,
Bon @uupib, eripieien. Qluf benz
Srieobof Der Stubt lissen bic Mtutter
uno elm 9ruoer bes Iiegrei9en 5elb=
6errn, Der SuIti3rat uno friibere
StaDtberor6netenborIteber @aIpib, Be-
erbigt. Syn peI9er Qtrt bic Gbrung
li6 bolaog, gebt aus benz @antl9rei=
ben berpor, bas Ser @eneraI aus Ger
bien an oen Magiitrat ri9tete, unb
bas folgenoen Nortldut bat: 9(n Den
bere6rli9en Mogiitrat Der Stabt 0Rei=
benba6. @rit berIpdtst babe i6 ba=
bon &enntnis erbolien. in ipie Iinniger
@eiIe bic seI9dBte StaotOertretlng
0as QlnOenten meines lieben 8ruoers
uno meine N1itipirtung an ben groBen
baterlGnbiT9en @eI9ebniKen eee6rt
BAT, inbem iie am Sooestage unIersr
lieben Wlutter beren @rab f6mlden
IieB. SD borf Oerii8ern, odB feline
QlufmertIamteit meinem !Ser3en Bate
mebr pobltlrn tDnnen, unO i9 bonte
aufri6ltg bafilr. 0ds @anb, oas
mid no9 INNER nit Der Iebten Sei=
mat meincr rG6fen QtugebSrigen oers
binOet, fam buourh nur fsitsr fpers
ben. Sm Bonner Der @eI9iibe nm
bic MOruipu. Sbr Iebr ergebener
9anipiB, Generul Der Snfanterte.
Oberbefeblsbaber Der @Ifteu Qlrmee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Dol l
.be sic i6m ni6t bic geri9tIi9e Sos
oesertlGruBg ibVes Satten bsigebrn9t
baben. limb bic tDnnen sic srit, ipie
geToet, oret Sabre no9 Dem nod uns
geipiFen 6rieosnsi6IuB ertpirten."
8Iei9rot mar auBer fi8.
.0as lit ia entieBlid!@ rief er;
vliebIter, better Serr 0ottor, Teben
Sie gu, baB mir brum berum tOmmeH.
Dir miiFen oieIsS 9eieB umgsben.
Der 2llfreb muB bic Srau S9r0oer
beiraten t0nnen, unb 5pdr fofprt -
auf Der SteIle, Serr Rebt.anpolt,
FONT tann itb oas Stiid fir bic Silms
geIeaI9aft ia gar ni9t i6reiben!
0enn Serr S9rDoer tommt ia pieber.
Der tit ia gar ni6t tot, Der 1T BLOB
seFongen genommen, unO ftnoet nun
fein @eib nit 2tlfreO Derbeiratet, bers
Iteben Sie2"
Sier ipdre Or. @isger beinube bDie
geporben.
.SDren sic, mein 2ieber," Tpra9
er unb ItanO duf, rum mir bon Sbnen
Gilmitiide er5dbIen gu IuFen, oo5u 1T
mir meine 8eit bod gu ftbaoe."
80 bite, OsrieBte Serr 8lei6rOt,
.Sie miiFen nibt benten, bab i9 Sbrs
3eit umIonlt in QlnIpru9 nebmen
min. SIN @egenteil: i9 bin bereit, Sic
an oen @innabmen meines Stiides gu
beteiligen, ipenn Sie mid in Ole Gage
ieber, es in juriItif9 einpdnbfreier
Weiie berauteuen. 9as lit es ia, mas
unferer 8rdn9e 10 iebr febIt; cine jus
riItii6e @eratungsiteae! sic glauben
ni6t Serr 0ottor, fpie penig SLIM
Itiide es gibt, Ole Dor Dem Re9t be-
iteben t0nnen. 9ieIe @erbre9ers, @rbz
unb @5ezDramen baben fat ale eiuen
&nor. sc ipimmeIt in ibnen Don juris
itiI9en S6puppern, bon unm0gli9en
Situationen. Mer oa feline be1ernOe
9anb onlegte, Der niiroe Elm sutss
Mert tun. Das pdre 10 eine @ufgube
fir sic, 9err 9oftor. Spe5ialiit folIs
ten e'fperben fir 5ilmoi9ter
aSpeaialiit fir JilmOi2tsr9" ber>
iebte Der 9bOotot, ni4 peroe mid biz
ten. SD piroe tpeoer mir nod on6e>
rem einen @efalen odmit tun. 9enn
oas bieBe, Sbrer &unit ben So6esitoB
geben. Sin 5tlmbi9ter oarf ni9t gu
ssipiRenbaft fein. Surtitil4e uno fOnz
iti9e M0gli9teiten biirfen fir i'm tsine
gfoGe IpteIen. gBus 70 elm ri9tiges
Gilmitiid 1T, Iebt ia bod geraoe bon
leinen GuBeren uno inneren llnm0gs
li9teiten. Menn sic mir alIo folgen
ipoueu, Serr 8Isi9rot - unO bieIen
gfat erteile it9 Sbnen gang unentgelts
lid =, bdnn la1en sic ben glfreb
unO ole 5rou G6rOoer einanOer ees
troit Aetraten, irann INNER iie ipolIen.
llnb tiimmern sic Ii1 6en Seufel um
bas 8iirgerli9e @eIsBbu9. Denn bic
2euts, Die fit9 Sbr Stiid onfebeu,
tiimmern ii9 au9 ni6t orum. Menn
es mr bdbi9 IpannenO lit. bunn IGBt
man ii9 audj bas llnm0gli9e gefalsn.
limb nun lebsn sic pobI, Serr 8Iei9s
rot, unb psrgsien Sie ni9t, mir ein
Billet 81 f9iden, tpenn n0ie Sruu
nit ben olpei Mdnnsrn" gum eritenmol
gegeben ipirO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
SMfuuft8= &rteg.
9uFtEutteH psrOru cine wi5tiss OlOus
ipirlru.
mas stH Osutiaer 3aamaun Oarabsr So ia-
ecu bat.

lleber ben 2ufttampf i'm 8utunftss
trisa OerDfFentli9t @cnerulleutnaut
3. 3. b. Gtei5cuau sinen 9lufTab in
Der r0eutI9en Gspus" (0eutf9s 8ers
la9sanRaIt, StuttgarD. DAB fun
oige Ja9mdnner ben 2ufttriee, tpie
er beuts gsfiibrt pirb, nur ala elm
berbGltnismGbig unteoeutenbes 8or>
Ipiel fir oie tiinftige Gnttpidlung au>
Ieben, 5eigen belon0ers beutlib Die
folgenoen Sdte, Die mir bem QuffuB
entnebmen; ,Qie Qlrbeit Der tOms
member Gyis0ensjabre ipirb an SduS
rsi9sr Griegserfabrunsen ben fIiegens
gen Ssereu bas tOI3e Gtedt Oerleiben,
osn 3utunftsiriesen ibren StempeI
aufouoriiden unO nit Derui9tenoem
llngeTtiim iiber 9eere unO 9dn0er bdz
bin5ubrauIen. @s ipdre Elm berbGnss
nisDOler Srrtrm, au glduben, oaB
man biefes &fmittel Der @eri9Grz
flung tpegen, Die es in Die &riegfiibruHg
bineintrdgt, falIen IaReu t0nnte. Sm
@egenteiI pirb man es geru6s oieler
@igenI9aften regen in Ieinen 2eiituns
gen Su Iteigeru fu9en. Dartn briidt
Ii6 bas @efeB Der losiiden &Oniez
quena un0 bes 8panges aus, itets gu
ben bentbar pirtunssOou'!en Maffen
3u greifen. @Iei65eitis nit Der 3u=
nabme Ser @iberbeit, Der SoItung,
Der Trogs uno &Ftraft unb beS
9lttionsraoius Der 2uftFabr5euge barf
man annebmen, boB ibre 3abl ii4 Inn
bieIe Sdufenoe erb0bt. 90 tperben
nit Der S6offilHg bon 9uftflotten
6eere iiber Rem 9ooenarmeen entitebsn,
bic Elm ernites @ort in Der @eitaltung
Iiinftiger &riese mitouiprs9en buben.
0ie 2uftflotten tpa9Ten an &roft uuO
GrDBe Dem Qlusenblid entge9en, In
Dem iie in einem ndtb1en Sriegs gletds
seitig nit Dem 8efebI CUR MobiImas
dung in bes Seinoes Gebiet einaubre@
den Beginner. Grbitterte &Gmpfe
rer0en an Der Gren3e 5piI9en ben
beioerIcitigen 2uftflotten entbrennen,
unb lleberfdqe auf inbultrieIle 8entren,
nuf Observation-Disclosures, Ma9a5ine
un6 5eitungen fperben folgen uno idz
BEN S6reden unter bic bapon betrofs
fenen 2lrteiter mb 9lnipobner tragen.
9rob 70 mdn9su bereits ousgefiibrten
2uftangriffcs pirb mon I9 bod taum
cine outrefTenoe @orIteIung bon benz
@eIamteinorud Der llnternebmungsn
grober 2uftflotten iiber ganae Gam
oerItreGen 3u MAIDEN perm5gen. Gag
unb gla@t ireroen Die 9lngriffspellen
ni9t ruben, Bis bic @efe1tsopede ers
rei9t unb oie 2lngriffsobjeite 5eritDrt,
Derbrdnnt oOer 5eritreut iinb. Sol9es
GeI6id farm nur bur9 bic iiberlez
gene StGrte Der G6pebrmittel berbiitet
iper6en. 8om &riegsbeginn on BIB
gum &risgsenbe iperOen Die 2uftflot=
ten bic Operotionen Der StreittrGfte
gu 9ano unO MaHer begleiten, Inn
i6neu oft 6ie @i9tuns gu geben unb
Salt gu gebieten. 90 ausii9tslos es
1T, bic Gir3elbeiten Der 3utunftstriegs
pabrbeitsgetreu gu f@iloern, 10 fi9er
bdtf man bod anosrerIeits annebmen,
baB bic 2ufttdmpfe tOmmen perOen
nit al ibren lleberralcbuneen uno
allen ibrsm @eIen inneiuobneuben
Glro,,e,, ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

sra, SrtoeI mic fommit SIT ocnn
nit oeinem Soften ous2~ vgl6. nit
ibn gan5 aut, a6er nit ieinem @es
balt gar nibtl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

ltnterboltungs 9iidcr.
. Dos 1T Der llnteri6ieO 5wiiden
cinem Ronlon lnO elmer 0cteftioge-
i6i6te; @ei'm &omon 1T ole Smlpt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

frogc: uSat er iie eefriegt2@ gri
Ger 0eteftipoei@idte 1T Oie Sailpt
fraee; oSot er ibn eefriegt2o
AuSeiuer 5eitre0e. IT. Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Dem @orIiBenoen bes 8rouns
T9peissr oeutf9en 5lottenOereins III
na9folgenbes S9reibeu bes @rOBubs
miruls BON Softer Susesansen: a9ie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes 9eutfden
Glottenpereins teilt mir nit, OaB i'm
Ser5ogtum @raini6peig onIdBli4 bes
Opfertages fir Die bsatlhe Slotte iiber
100000 Mart eingega9en iinO. Gs
1T oies Elm bD9it ertrslIi1es @rgebs
uis, fir bus i'd nidt ermangeIn mD6te,
alien bsnen, bic gum G;eIinsen mitees
boIfen haben, i'm IomeH unfersr brus
ben @lauioden OerbinoI'9en 9ant
ausauIp-enen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Stalicuiitber e6pinOel.

Der nQtOanti" f9rieb Gnbe Seps
tsmber; Die putrioiiT9e itaIienifhs
preKe BABE in elmer glei6e bon fpirts
f9oftli9ste9nif@en 2lrtiteln Oos pub.
litum bon Der glotfpenbieteit, I9 bon
ben GemiI9en prOoutten Oes beutf9en
MartteS gu befreien, iiberSeugen pols
len. 9ie Snouilriellen buben auf ibreu
&ongreFen uno @ereinigunsen glei9s
fans Ole emancipation BON ben beut=
Ibeu probutten berlangt. Sn Mabrs
beit aber, Iagt Der o9(oanti", feten felt
8eginn bes @sIt6ranoeS in StaIien
meOi5inif9e 9lrtitel in 9roBen Wlsn>
gen oufgsltapelt tporben, um bonn, uns
ter italieniIcber Marte bsrarbsitet, an
9lpotbefen uno Spitdler gu balsabs
fbneiberiTden preifsu Oertouft gu
iperben.
Der @erfoTer bes 2lrtitels iagt, be-
Dor er Dies nieoerf9rieb, babe er BEL
Der er0Bten Muildnoer 9emii9en 5us
brit, ipelbe Benoonapbtol an5el9te, EN-
&ilOgramm oaOon beItelt, a6er bic
9lntport erbalteu, 6aB biefes proOutt
ni9t mebr borrGtig lei ~ cine Mabrs
beit, ole jebem MailGnoer 9tpot9eter
bstannt Iei. GbenIo crying es i1m NIT
einem beitimmten tberapeutii6en Yrds
parat bel elmer anberen 6emilden Ga
BRIT, ipelbe antipprtete, es ieten ibr bic
Robmaterialien ausgesouosn! 9lls
psun man in Stdlisn feire &iibe,
Sbafe ober Gbnlibe nausIdnbiI9e"
9trtitel fhla6ten ipiiroe! SIN 9runoe
Ieieu ale oieie 4rGparate bisbes nur
oeuti9e, in Staliea Oerurbeitste Sdz
britate getpelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

glm eiqenen EIeiih.
~@orum fonmt oen 6ent ser ariti-
Ter Ser oo6 crit ilnmer laht uno
lUeelt 10 indStclfelsipilo ans oem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

init BEN 9erbot Der Serife0ung
ron 8raumaI3 puros glei95eiIig fir
gana Seiierrei3 oil9 cine T9arfe Sim
I9rdntung fir ben 9ieruusfdant err
IaKen. Sn alien QusIdantIotalen barf
nur in Der 3eit bon z bis 10 lIbr
ubeuos, Sonnto9s 5fpiihsn 4 unO 10
llbr Bier ausgefdentt ipernen, unb
Sipor barf je6em @ai!e nur b09Itens
elm baIber 9iter Bier perabrei9t pers
ben. @eim gtusY9ont iiber Die Sale
odrf an einen &unoeu nur Elm 2iter
per Sag abgegeben iper0en. lle6ers
tretuneen oeS @erbOts iuerOen Bis gu
5000 Rronen ober feds WlOnaten Gss
fGngnis gedbnoet.
Fhcoter pr ,Seuf 6obeu oIle Die
Gic6tcr, 0ie er idou 6erunterseriiien,
iein cigenes Stiid olsgepfiifen~
Graurige Grtehntnis. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

a@tffen 1T D2a6t!"
Die ihief gcou9tl
MiHen 1T penig,
a0nnen lit &6nigl
Detsr Hoiesg.r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

einso6mann: rS6lieBli6 beniee it6
nod Die @elegen6eit, ieoem ein5elnen
Der pereberliden 9lnipeienoen fir iein
5oblrei6es GriNeinen 81 Oanfen."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-03
Who Want 10 Spend Vacation On Sea
 Ship as Amateur Jackies
nr HIGH ". ROBERTS

Washington, January 2.-(special.l Ample opportunity for young men from Alabama, 10000 of them if there are that many, to get d good taste of Uncle Sam sea service during, the coming year is going to be given them. This naval train ing is expected to be the most complete thing of it's kind which the navy depart ment has ever undertaken, according to plans which have been announced here.
 It is proposed to use 12 reserve battle ships for a summer cruise, the establish ment of coast training camps at San Francisco, Chicago, Norfolk, Newport, and probably Pensacola, and the organi- zation of motorboat squadrons composed of owners of private motor craft, is also contemplated.
 A tentative schedule drawn up by the navy department provides for the opening of the camps and the start of the cruise of July 2, the training course in each in- stance to extend to August 1. Mobiliza- ton of motorboat squadrons for ma neuvers will take place early in August, and it is proposed to have civilians take part in all of these naval operations.
 There will also be a winter training course similar to the summer cruise and this will be taken on battlessips at either the Philadelphia or the New York navy yards,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-03
OF STATE MAKE UP DEFICIT
 IN CAMPAIG FUND
Superintendent Feagin Re imbursed for Amount Spent to Carry Educa-
 tiOnal Amendment

Montgomery. January 2.-(Special) Citizens of Alabama have covered every penny of the deficit in the campaign fund for the constitutional amendment for educational purposes which was adopted in the November election. Will liam F. Feagin, state superintendent of education.t Tuesday afternoon an nounced that the balance of Se33T51 had been contributed and that he had returned about s6O0 to persons whose
 contributions arrived after the fund
 had been obtained. More than $2000 has been subscribed and not yet re-
 ceived and MT. Feagin will request that no more money be sent to his office.
 sThe campaign for the amendment cost $9046.01 and before the election
 $270S.50 was contributed Mir Feagin
 borrowed funds for the campaign and requested contributions after the fight
 had been won. Had the amendment been defeated he would have borne the bur den personally as he announced that he could not have asked the people to contribute to a losing fight after he
 had taken upon himself the responsi-
 bility for the expenditures of the cam paign. Referring to the donations and the success of the campaign for funds, Su- perintendent Feagin said: "On the 14th day of November I issued a statement in which explicit information was given to the public of my management of the campaign for the adoption of the local tax amendment. Disbursements were shown amounting to 59O4601 and re-
 shown amounting to $9046Ol and re- sponsible of $6337.51
 In the statement given to the press
 at that time l explained my reason for
 assuming the obligation and gave the op- portunity to any who might be so dis posed to assist in relieving me of the burden The response has been much
 more liberal than I had any right to anticipate. The amounts donated ranged from 20 cents to $5O0 and the donors in- cluded persons in every walk of life, both white and colored
 "A detailed account of these donations has been reported the press from time to time and now on the second day of the year find the entire amount liquid- ated. I understand full well that this liberality comes from no obligation the people feel for me personally, but rather for the opportunity they have had to participate further in the greatest single victory that could come to the schools of the state the right of local taxation, a principle that is as unchangeable as the blessings it will bring
 AS state superintendent of education
 therefore I wish to acknowledge the
 deep debt of gratitude I owe a generous
 public and to promise that in the future
 as in the past I will do my best to see
 to it that the department of education renders the schools of the state and the
 people, whose servant it is, the most ef
 ficient service
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS
"The Birth of a Nationo

The almost universal desire of play goers to see "The Birth of a Nation again and again has ne:er been more strikingly shown than during its fare well engagement at the Jefferson his week. The large audiences which are filling the playhouse twice daily are made up of the same people who paid box of flee tribute to the spectacle during the three previous engagements in Birming- ham, and their enthusiasm is of the saruc spontaneous and noisy variety which characterized last seasons record smash ing performances.
 The surrender at Appomattox. Lincoln s assassination and other impressive scenes which carry the dramatic punch of the spectacle, lose none. of their effec- tiveness when an audience of patriotic southerners are witnessing them for a third or fourth time.
 But the great out-of-doors is Mr Grif- fith's special field. Tremendous battle scenes, and the wild rides of he Ku- Klux Klan are staged with thousands of participants. Eighteen thousand hu- man actors and 5000 horses were employed in the making of the picture, which cost half-millon dollars, and took eight months to produce. Some idea of it's immensity is gained from the fact that there are no less than 5000 distinct and individual scenes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-03
Twenty-Four of State
 Troops Have Pneumonia

Montgomery, January 2. - Especially Twenty-four members of the Alabama brigade, federaliZed National Guard are ill with pneumonia at the base hospital at Nogales Ariz according to private information received in Montgomery Monday from Brigadier General Plum mer, commanding officer of the Nogales district. Fifteen of the number are in the First regiment, five in the Second and four in the Fourth. The names follow:
 First regiment: Horace B. Marshall, James M Morrison, Gul Miller, Edward G. Howell, Roland Williams, John H.. McGill, Lonnie Booth, Harris Ellis, Jeff Holloway Drew Douglas, William Fra zier, Frank T. Knight Malcolm Brannon, Alta Woodruff, Purse Murphy.
 Second regiment: B. G. Parrish, Perry Jones, Robert B. Lee, Zola Murphy, Humphrey, Charles Culpepper.
 Fourth regiment; Solomon Massengile, Huey w. Craft, William F. McCartey, Charles B. Wright
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-03

The summer cruise, which will be simi- lar to the John Paul Jones cruise of 1916, in which about POGO civilians were given training, will probably be held again in 1917.
 It will cost each man taking part in this work about $3O, but Congress will be authorized to allow enrolment of those who qualify in the naval volunteer re- serve for one year, with provision that their expenses for transportation to and from the camps and for subsistence would be met by the government At present there is no authority under which the civilians can bind themselves for war purposes.
 In organizing the motorboat patrol sduadrons the navy department will carry into effect the provision of the last na- val bill for authorization of a naval coast defense reserve Motorboat own CTS and operators taking part in these maneuvers will be asked to join the per- manent reserve, which is designated to furnish the navy with a fleet of fast armored motor auxilaries for use along the coasts and particularly adapted for attacking submarines.
 It is the belief of the navy department officials that this programme will prove most interesting to those who wish to learn something of navy life at a very small cost.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-03
THAT WE HAVE FITTED

J. HIGGINS, TITO 65th St.. Birmin&-
 ham.
 J. ID. LYMAN, HOO Center St.. Resse-
 mer. R. l.. HOWARD. 1924 Fist st.. Ens-
 ley. .a4Aznpm $. IL. MURPHY, 43O N. 10th St. \. V. CLOVER. 1725 14th Ave-, N.. T. T. TRENT. s1o5 9th Ave-, N. East
 Lake.
 MRS. BURHILL, 72l 10th St.. Ens-
 ley.
 M. MCPHERSON, 3411 18th Ave-. N. J. E. ALLEN, 3S2O Ave. ID. c. L. ANDERSON, 26OO N. 3Sth Ave. MARY ADAMS, 1413 Ave. G. MIR. T. w. ANDERSON. ROsdil Ave. w. M. ANDREWS, 24O51a 2d Ave. G. M. HUDSON. 021 18th Ave. MRS. J. w. HYATT. 424 s. 54th St..
 WOOdlawn. l.. H. STEWART, 1925 N. 10th st.
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R. M. M'ADORY, 1427 N. 10th st. J. A. BLACKBURN, Opelika, Ala. J. w. SMELL, 2O21a S. goth St. c. D. M'CARTY. 3I7 N. 23d St. ID. T. VAUGHN. Republic. Ala. MRS. J. A. BLAMAN, OpeIika, Ala. +. w. ISOM, 223 Thomas St.. City. IT. ANDREWS, 212S Highland. Ave. c. w. HOWARD. 1O12 Hamilton, st. ERNEST E. HYATT, Warrior Ala. w. w. TETON, Leeds, Ala. T. w. ROBERTS, City. W. ARGUE, Bessemer, Ala. +. G. ALEXANDER. 151S 6. 18th St. B. l.. MOBLY. zO3 s. 18th St. J. C. BROWN. 1115 44th St.. W. LILLE BLEVENES, 2b10 Proapect
 Ave-. s.
 B. H. COOPER, 25OO 18th Ave. N. MRS. J. E. CRAMER. Jacksonville,