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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-11

Bonn &riegsibanplab III Tranf4
reid pirb semelbet, alle @erinde Der
SemtIden, Die amerifaniid)en 8eiben
III omrd,breden, ieien 5ariifseId)la.
aem. slud ani anbern Gebieten, III
Stalien, i'm Often, in Iasebonien 1T
bie Gage fir Sie AlLiierten cine siln=
ifise, iuie Die gerid)te iasen.
Cine 9epeidje ans 8aibinstpn
melSet, baf in Der SsadJt bes 4.
Nlars sic 9entid)en sipeimal in ben
amerifaniiAen Graben in 8Otbrinsen
symf faEten, aber beiSe Wtale pertrie
ben tunrSem. Jran5Diiide 0epeiden
iasten, bic amerifaner seistem ieite-
mem Went nno Stlbitbeberridnng.
0abrenb berIelben Nadt iiberraid)fe
cine amerifaniid)e Hatronille pon D
Wtamn cine nentlde Eatronille bon .
Wiamn, bic Stad)elbrabt Terbane
Snrdllhnitt, nnb nertrieb ne.
Sn ben &fen am 3. Wfar5 fiel
gemtnant 8pmis ssprban ans syrieS-
ridsbnrs, Der critic teramiidDe Diff
sier, Der in bieiem aries sefallen 1T.
General Eeribing meloet Den Sob
ppn ied)sebn Mann, Die sefalen nnh
piersia, bic per,unnbet iinb. 3iuansig
itarben an &ranfleiten. Sa jest ntd)t
aemelbet luiro, mp bic 0efallenem
mnb @eriunnbeten beritammen, ~
,ueif man nid)t, Of anRer bent seut=
mant Soroan nod iueitere seraner
inter ben Nemeloeten iino,
@ie ans benz ensliiden S'anpt-
quarter in sSranfreid) semelbet iuirS,
6aben nGrblid) bon 9irmnDSem setn
gelsier einem Ansriff bon 800 Dent
idem smriifseI1lnsen. Die sebn yel-
sier bielten einem Vriifenfopf beleef
ben bic 9entiden ansriffem. Sic ba-
ben benz angriff iiber cine StnnSe
@ioeritanb seleiitet, bis linen cine
fleine WiannIdaft 5n 6ilfe fam. Wit
bieier sniammen baben lie oann Die
Sentihem suriifgetrieben.
Sn Der eriten ISOLDE bes Wnr5
perlorem Die Gnslanber 63 Sffisiere
| nnb 62S Soloaten an Soten nnb
@erlumnoeten nnb 179 Sffi5iere nns
2473 Soloatem an Sermiften.
Die Gnglanoer meloen, bat iic el-
| men nmsemein itarfen slnsriff Der
9entiden, bnrd ben perlurene Stcl-
lmmaem AM Santbuiit @alo in Jlnn-
bern snriifgewonnen merben iplifeh,
! a6geldDlagem baben.
/ ,Sn Der 0pfenii6eriid)t nneres
! ariegsminiiters iuirb seiagt, oaR Die
oentidDen srofe srnppenmaiien nno
srpke GnantitGten BON Wiaterialiem
geseniiber ben amerifaniIden Sfel-
! lnngen bei Sonl anganften, anidei-
| nenS, nm burt gr6kere Sperationen
81 mnternebmen.
sld)t amerifamiIdDc Solbaten baben
bas frans6iiid)e &riegsfrens erbaltell
ipegcn Sapferfeit in Den aampfen AIN
| Gbemin bes Sames. IS limb Sies:
Gentnant &. Sabioiom, aaplan ?.
Rnder, Sergeant Weorse +. 9epin,
| aorppral ,yranf 0nrelp muo oic 0e-
meinen Gomarb 9arfin, Sarolb Gio-
| rebge, Shnart yS. Willer nno Gbar-
les W. SDfes.
,yreita9 nadlt madjte cine groRe
Nusabl oentid)er emftidDiffe einen slns
griff nnf Earis. @ic jett gemcloet
| ipirb, lunroen oreisebn 1erionen ges
| tOtet nnb fiinf5is perlett, 1teber ben
angeridDtetem Sd|aoen miro nidlts ge@
melbet. tSrans0iiIde Irtillerie beIdDok
bic amsreifenben 9nftidJiffer, audi
itellte iidl linen cine groRe Ia5abl
fransOiiidlcr 2nftidiffer eutgegen
| nnb DerhinSerte, ban Elm Seil Der
oentlden 2nftidliffe Haris erreidlte.
Wfan fan6 lpGter Die bentidDen Snfr-
Idiffe i'm 8albe BON Gompiegnc.
SramsOiiife enftidiffer sriffem, ais
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-11

Der glngriff amf Faris befannt luitr
oe, Die oe1ttlde 2nftld)iffbale an, ans
Ser Die beutiben 2nftid)iffe gefom=
men luarem. Die 9tadt mar onmfel
mnb 9eiemanb TIT Earis bad)te au ei.
men 9lngriff.
Sas Ordinance Snrenu perlangt,
oae Der aungref 400 WiQipnen fir
GeIdtiibe, Dor allem iduere 8eldiibc,
beipilise
Gomarb u. Snrlep, Der &priikeu=
be bes Chipping gparb, erflart, oaf,
Gdiffe nit einem 6ebalt pon s,uei
Millionen Spnnen fertis seitelt ieien
mnb baf in Sieiem Mionate jeben sag
elm Sdiff fertig iuerben miirOe.
&riessminiiter gafer lit amf ben;
&rieasIdJanplae in syranfreid) einse=
troffem, er lpirb aae amerifaniihen
Gtellnmgen in srnnfreid) beildem.
Seine 3eiie nadJ lyranfreidJ lit rein
militariidDer slrt nnb bat nit Eolitif
nnb Diplomatic nid)ts sil tim.
9entidlanb loG Srnppen iii BEN
finnlGnoiiden .6nfen slbo aelanoct
baben. Gs lpaen &apalerie nnb 1000
Nann sSnfamterie iein. @or mebrc=
rem sasen mnrbe Nebnlid)es ppn
Stofbplm gemelbet, alle oteIe 9tnh=
ridtem iino >nid)t beitattgt.
0as Mote &rem5 ipiG luieber einc
arDFe Sammlmmg Deranitalten. Gs
hpfft in aft Sasem 100 Niaipnen
0pllar sm folleftieren, Oa Die erlfe
Sammlmmg ppn bnnSert Wtlllionen
am 1. Smni erid6pit iein ipirb.
GnganS fat bem @rafen Snrbnrg
iebt freies 0eleit bon grgentinien
snseiidert. 9nrbnrs ioa seiitesfranf
iein.
Der a6mis pon Spanisn hat bic
3eiianation bes 8abinets angenom-
nten.
Der 8erliner 3ofal- l-Mnstiarr mel
set, Der bentide aaiier babe ben
8remer Senat nnf cine 0liiflunnId)-
8otihaft cine SepeIde SmeeIanbt, in
Der er Iaste: uSn lansen sSafren bes
Samples Eat Sas bentide @ulf in
@affen, geleitet BON ibealen 8cnerO-
len, bie rmiiiIde Madjt aebrud)en
nnb Die Siderbeit bes 9ieides ill
! Often feitseitellt. Mebr mod, mir finS
iebt inn Stambe, be,n S5iilfermf Der
| Iduer 6ebriiften 9entidlen mno Der
@Glfer in angrensenben ldnocrn,
sic cine freic Gntluiflnns ,uiinId)en,
syolae sn leiiten nnb linen anSere
nno before 3eitem slt sarantieren,
@enn iuir anf Die GreigniiIe Der per-
aanaenen Sabre smriifblifen nno oic
Sebentnng besSrieoems, Der imSlten
errmngen lit, mns flar MAIDEN, nam
lidL bal, er nid)t lueniser beoentef,
ais 6as Sprengen oes Jtinges, nen
Der sseinb nm mns gelest latte, Snnn
| miiiIen mir benz 9lllmad)tisen Wott,
ser 10 alorreid) alles sefiibrt bat, ans
tiefitem 6ersen banfiasen. 8ir mer-
BEN aus bieier Sntiad)e bas feIte
! Iertranen seiuinnen, bak bas GnSe
bes @eltfrieses nlierem seliebten
SeutIdlem @aterlanS cine giiflid)e
3nfnnft erDfinen ipirb."
Gs mirb nid)t mebr befannt ge-
| nadt, mober Die sefaaenen Solbaten
limb, aber lire Ingeb0rigen iuerocn
brett bonn ariegsbepartemeut bcnadl-
ridttgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-11

fan erId,einen. GIN sic Steae BON
Srubfp ais amslpartigcim Wfiniiter
tritt ieiu bisberiser gliIiitent sidit-
Iderita.
Genimc mnb srDtfp baben, iuie aus
Gon6un gemelbet mirb, semeiniam
cine Yotidait erlniien, in Der bic He-
praientantem Der VulIdeiuifi in
Sdmeoem amfseiprbert iueroen, iid
midt nit bem bentiden Sosialiitsn
absmeebem. Nlan f0nne nit ben Nn=
IJGuaern Sdeibemann's nidt perban-
oela, iie ieien gcrrater an ben Mr.
beitern.
Cine Nepeidle ams 2DnbDn melOet,
smiidlen 9iuflanb nnb &nmanien lei
5rieOem seidloiien. Snmdnien babe
periprpden, inntrbalb sluei Wonaten
geiiarabien, einidlieklid) Der 5e-
itnng genber, sn rGnmen.
Der fransDiildje 9epntierte emile
GonItant pum Ser Sppoiition inter-
lierte bie Gegiernns lit yesmg ont
ben ssall bon 8olo Taiha. Die Sn=
terpellatipn iumrbe aber init 400 ge=
acm 120 Stimmcn snriifgeuieIei
nn6 elm BON Ser 9iegiernng einge-
bradter Scid)lnF nit 700 sesen %
Stimmcn amgenpmmen. gei bieler
Gelegenbeit fat Erem1ierminiiter Gle
meneean cine idarfe 3eoe sesen bic
Gpsialoeofraten gebalten. Gr permr-
| |teilte lire ppppiitiDnelle .6altnng. Gr
iagte, Die Saltuns bes Seeres mno
bes fransoiiiden @olfes I'M Nage-
! mcinen lei iekt cine por5iislide. Gr
ielbit iuiinId)c ben syrieben, luie jeOer
Menid) i'm iuiimidje, aber nit benz
ssriebensseidrei fOnne man ben pren-
| fildcn Militarismns nid)t iiberUin=
ben.
Die neulid Idpn eripabnte 9iebe
SAeibemamn's, in Der er einen sSrica
| ben bnrd Seritdnbignng Derlangte,
ipirb jett i'm @prtlant perDffentlidlt.
| 0ieic u1rtlid)e Sert seist MIR, bak es
| cine itarfe, eihornfsppae Nebe geiue-
i len lit, bringt aber nidts ytenes.
| Die fir mns in glmerifn bead)tens-
iuerte GrflGrnng Der Hebe iino Die
8orte: Limb wenn id)lieflid) bic
/ Sngenb 9entldlanbs nnb Tranf-
reidJs Sn Sooc seblntet mare nnb
Gnglnnb nno Sranfreid) DollItanbig
seidjlasen iparen, ipiirbem mir bann
syriebem nit glmcrifa bnben?"
| Wleid) nadD Sitern iol Gin Som
ferens Der SDnperane Der Central
mGd1te mnb ibrer %erbinoeten in Sp-
| fla ober in Gpnitantinopel itattfir-
ben.
| Cunning morgen Dor Sagesan-
brad ,unrbem Die ensliIden Stellnn-
aen BEL grmentieres bon ben Scmt-
iden ansesriffen. Ginise Der emali-
Id)en Solbnten ipcrben uermiht. yeI
YaIdenbael pnrbe Elm glnsriff Der
| 1entiden suriifgeidlagen. sSn Der
0egeno pom Ga gaiiee aamal lumr'
DC Elm slnsriff Der 9entid)cm smriid-
aeIdllagem. Sn Der 8esenb bonn Sn
yaiiee aanal bis nad Ypern 1T, luie
ans 2unbon semelbet wiro, bic Sa-
I tiafeit bes seinbes cine itarferc ae-
ueien. Norbweitlid BON Ct Gnentill
nnb iiibueitlid BON gambrai baben
| Die Gnglanber crfolgreidDe glngri1fe
aemndlt. sSn EalGitina iino bic Gug-
Timber iueiter Duraebrnngem nno III
Meiopptamien baben iie SIT, nnse-
| fGbr so Meiieu meitlidl pon yasoao'
beiebt. Die fsrnnsoien meloen, oa'
oentidle Nnsriifc i'm Eretre Walo
BEL Geiaon nno eetrcepnrf 5nrnfge-
Idllaaen iIno.
| Die gcleier melben, tie bdtten ols
| 9eutidlen am tsreitas ans Den beigI-
| IdDem 8rGben bel aippe Dertrieben, IN
ueldle Die SentId)en am Gage uorber
einacormngen maren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-11

c,j .L ~.
irue translation nieu % WIZ, 's's ~
postmaster a. oan An'oh.o .,,a -,
Marcn @ l!la a. 81 Leqa'1eo ,o,7 " ''S
act oi ociooei o'n i0
Cine merfparbiae yeadrid,t fummt
pns Iefina. 9auadl Ioll iid,, nit !6il-
L SER Sonaner, in Gibirien cine Or
naniYotipn bilben. oereu 3iped es lit.
sine Wolfsreaieraud IN NnSlnnb ,uie=
ser l,ersnitelieu. ,usuait ,uofll cine He-
oiernnn. Sic oeu,u Sic Bplihe,uifi ac-
T;dtet Ii cement III. Mu Ser Spibe
Sieier 8elpenmno itel,tn. mic es in Der
Nenssd,, ans Iefinn heist. General
s,menoff. Ser berrifs in Sibirien sic
WoIIdemiffi befGmpt. nno gomiral
ssipltidlod. ser 5eiuerseit Ser Tiibrer
nor rni5i,d1en Tintfenfommiiiipn mar.
Sc nnisr Pam brreiit,. GoitIdaf &c.
finbet i'd, AIR 3eit mod, in Ghanallai,
;d,;nt i;d o6sr NIT Gsmenofff IN Ser
h;nSmno osiekt ~ habeu nnS mill
IA m;e ous her ,tmos unfloreu Or
ne;d,, id h,rnursnoehem Idrimt. mif i'm,
= Ssrfvtsf treffen srm,uoff ;oa be.
re;tS on ser i;h;r;1d,en Wohu fam.
nfer
81. yol,h,,n;f; 2,;tuuo Yrou-
ao1 melSst .s;;rSt qsnii S,r slr;u;.
iternrS;;Sent RES repolmt;onarsu NM.
fonS hc6s i'm f,rnen Sit,n s;ne r,i.
;;,Ms @so;srnno nroon,;;ert meId,,
;hr,u [ es;s omosnhI;fl;d, II I,f;uo
hnbs nnS S;s pcnSmuc ;onor;;d,er
rmnnsr !, satoS;mc;tos ofn,orte i i,
mt linen In G;h;r;,n e;n.mSr;nnem
II. tsIscronh;5Me Wsrh;nSuun sm;.
;den W1cS;n.,tot nnS Srfmtsf t.;
nvtsr6rofsr , 9;. WolSHes,;f; 4
guIns;sa;y.s ~ss.s..r sM ,m,,, Ws;Ser
;tomSs ~
G;ns Qorsoner g.n,,d,, b,6ountet
sic r,;;;sdsr s.,;air,noimt;omSr,
mallt,n ,r;s f;;rsI;d omf ,;u,r Wer
5ommltno in Wosfam beidllpilen lei
einr Nationalaaroe bilben u. NIT ibl
Die golIdleuifi Neaiermma itirsen
,Sm 9pn 0ebiet iuer6c elm arofe,
Seer oraanifert, Sas BON ben Sofa
fen nmteritabt tueroe. IS Iei ferncr
aeylnnt, cine 8palitionsregiernng 81
bil6eu, Die ben ppu BEN YplideUif
abaeidlloiIenen syriebem nidlt anerfen
ne. sllle bic yfadridtem itammen
ME bic Qon6oncr Depeld)e bebanp
tet, BON benz ErpfeiIor Gleff BON oe
Nosfaner llniperTtat nnb iinb in ei
ner 9openbaaener GepeIdle an bi
Grdlanae Selearapf, Gompnnn crhaI
ten. grof. Gleff erflart aud, bah oi
gplldleipifi ale Nitteilnnaen ii6e,
oieIe ge,peannaeu unterbrnften.
IS iuirS in ben 0epeIdlen ipieoer
hult. Sak srobfp mno arplenfo re
iioniert 6aben uuS BAN bic NGnm,ln,
Tetersbnras onrd, Sic Geaiernn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-11

Ssn Der Stoot 9ieip yorl alelii
qab es I'M Sabre 1915 iiber 1000
ntdlmli6e un0 weiblihe S6mllpIe-
Ter.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
.SBNMIES PLEASED
WITH SMOKE KITS,
1t. TELLS TINES

christnas tobacco kfts fr0sn hun
dreds of wasAinS toaiHns, distributes
through 1Ae Times Smokes F1nd %
inRhters with Pershing'U army. were
The ns.ust welcome gift OF all. accord
Ing to letters and SAr1s o. thanks
reaching The Times frou1 France TO-
aA1.
Lieu. Pani +. Moore. 2I24 First
strOOt northwest, with the sxpeol-
tfoAary foresS WrftsS fEVm Toul;
-Psruait me 70 tell you that on
ChrlStnaas Day I helped to distribute
1oeaS Of your eoXea Of tobacco TO
- SoyA and believe me they were
Rfad 20 get them Thinking that you
Wot,ld be EIAd to hear about the dis-
fT1Sution Of your generous g1tt 70
Shs ooldIaFS have tAkea the HbsFV
% write this letter. -
srhankinG The Washington Times
cor giving me this pleasure ana
Ehaukfnr you for the boyA ! remain,
= rSNASr Of The TtmOA
= LIEUT.. PAUL =. MOORE.
Ana another Sammy wTttes;
resolved your Christmas bag and
apprOSiAtS samS extremely for rsa-
, - n eazno from my home town, be-
ing a WaShinFtoniAn- would Ike
20 hear from You Whenever possible.
France q some place, but not In
somparisoa with good old D. G l
MD yOe ana ali . Happy New Year.
- hcnS Gddrsss y 7Ae Eighth street
~FRANK BENDEFro.
~65gh Aero Squadrea, Air ssrvics-"
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
MENTAL ABILITIES OF
U.SNLDERS TESTED

Charnoasfen of mental qualifications
- al enlisted men and newly appoint
"a ofncsrs In the army was under
vay today ~ . special detail from the
afvisasn OF 6sid sanitation acting un-
Ear the direction Of Surgeon General
9orENA
The objects Of the examination are:
70 aid In segregating and eliminat-
fng the mentally incompetent
To classify men according to their
HAsntat capacity.
To assist in selecting competent
naen for responsible positions.
The PERSONAL for conducting the
tests IN the training camps Is twenty
seven majors, fifty-one captains, nifty
four nrEt Iieutenants, siKty-two ser
geants, sixty-two corporals. and $40
enlisted men. Special equipments and
buildings AZ the eantonments will cost
about 1000 for each camp.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
JOSEPH OLVERI TO i
BE BURIED TOMORROW

Funeral services for Joseph oliveri,
former elarinetist in the Marine
end Soldiers Home bands, and one
- the nrst musicians to play under
tie leadership Of John Philip sousa,
will be held tomorrow from Memorial
Church, Twelfth and n streets north
west He died Saturday at his home,
SIS First street southeast.
Kr. OliYeri Joined the Marine Band
IN 1878, but left three years later to
play with the PiAnoforte Opera under
the Leadership OF John Philip Sousa.
He later returned to the Marine Band,
where he continued to play until the
time OF his resignation in 1905. In
1905 he Joined the Soldiers Home
Band, where he remained until his
permanent retirement In 1912.
Mr.. oliverf IL survived by his widow
and eleven children.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
R R. WAGE ADJUSTMENT
TTTNGS BEGIN TODAY

. Adjustment Of the wages for rail.
read workers on the lines taken over
|, ~ the Government commenced here
, today, when Secretary Lane. chair
man OF the Railroad Wage Commits
sion. appointed by Director General
HeAdOo, called the FIRST meeting for
discussion OF the claims presented
recently by the four brotherhoods.
Secretary Lsne said the Wage Com
mission would not travel or prolong
The Investigation by extensive tours.
and that the members would hold
dGily meetings to consider all prob
lens and requests brought before
! them The commission already IL
moved under" with requests for ap-
pofntments. Secretary Lane stated all
would be given q hearing.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
GERMANY And ARGENTINA
MAY SEVER RELATIONS

BCEHOS AIRES, Jan. 21.-That an
open break between Argentina and
Germany 10 imminent, is the belief
here today following the rejection OF
GsrnAny's offer TO designate Count
ponoff, now acting secretary OF the
German legation here, as envoy pIeni-
Rotsntiary to the Argentine govern
nBsnt
! Th=s action on the part OF ArEen-
tina is taken to mean that q Ger
man representative is not wanted.
Count Won Luxburg, dismissed German
minister. is sdil confined on the Is
land OF Martin Garcia, where, IT Is
. sid. he is insane.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
THREE KILLED IN
SPANISH RIOTTNC

: MADRID. Jan 21.-Three civilians
hsve been killed and half & dozen
wounded In, riots at Alicante, chief
seaport at Valencia. Reports from
that city today state that mobs force
women OF the middle class to Join
! thefn in their demonstrations.
. Factories are being visited and
forced 10 cease work and many shops
and private houses have been attack
ed. The civil guard has failed TO
ouelf' the disturbances and outside
military sid viii probably be called
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
UY-But buy your NEEDS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
3W CANNED VEGETABLES FRUITS SOUPS FISH, ETC, ETC, AT
NOMY cash AND CARRY" PRICES BUY SUPPLY.
PEAS

F From the best Gamers.
Tender sweet peas that viii
satisfy the most particular.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10
Iron and Steel ReUielU

Cleveland. May e.-tSpecial) )-The Iron Iron Trade review today says:
 Possessed for the first time through ing of the tremendous scope of war demands. iron and steel makers are acting swiftly to carry out their plans of 100 per cent output for government purposes.
 All orders not of strictly war char acter are being set aside and plants are being concentrated exclusively on priority tonnage.
 The steel directors amazing state men at the recent New York meeting of steel makers indicates that direct and indirect requirements for govern ment and it's allies at present defined, are approximately 20,000.000 tons. This, it is figurede, is equivalent to between seven and eight months full output, based on recent operations of mills.
 Projectile steel needs this year are placed higher than previously given, or at about 5,0O0,000 tons. plate or 6ers already in hand at 2,500,000 to 2,000,000 tons; rail replacements at 2,o0o,000 tons, and material for the 100000 car order at 1.S00,O00 tons.
 Plans have been worked out to in- sure full supply to government for it's rapidly increasing war needs in pig iron. Preliminary to complete control over distribution to be exercised by subcommittee on pig iron, iron ore and lake transportation, a comprehensive canvass of producers to determined cur rent output and obligations and of consumers to ascertain direct and in. direct war business booked has been inaugurated.
 This data will form basis for sys- tematic regulation of production and distribution in accordance with essen tial demands Attention also is to be given to distribution of coke so that full production by furnaces may be se- cured.
 Substantial evidence of the more ade- quate coke supplies that now are reach
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS

Tt is happy privilege, always, my fellow bankers, to touch elbows with the business builders of this great state, and particularly is this so at this, the most momentous time in our history.
 ''It may be you gentlemen will plead guilty to the soft impeachment that generally speaking, the banker is con- sidered one of the forward thinkers, one of the leaders in his community; certain it is, that your ability, your character and your integrity are the best assets of your institutions and this being true, we should derive both pleasure and profit at our convention. Personal contact is always of value in our business relations.
 Those of you who come from the city by the gulf can exchange paint ings of the ships being builded there, and, laden with Alabama products, soon to sail the seas unmolested, for pic- lures of the nitrate plant now being erected by our great government. fore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10

WILLIAM PARhEh
 Plant Juice. is designed to meet Just such contingency; it acts directly on the stomach. causing the food to di- gest perfectly, thereby relieving the suffering immediately, and if taken a short time the results will be per- manent.
 Testimonials from Birmin gham peo- pie are received daily in substantiation of this statement. all breathing thank fitness for the relief from illness ot long standing. One of the latest is that of MT. William Parker, an old Bir- mingham resident who has lived at No. S225 First avenue, East Lake, for the past IS years. where he is known as man of veracity and standing. He gave the following:
 T have suffered from stomach and kidney trouble for the past 12 years. had indigestion and dyspepsia and my food fermented in my stomach and did me no good. For the past four months I had lived on toast. milk and crackers and was totally unable to eat any solid food. for my appetite vas poor and I suffered such pain in my stomach I became so bad thatsI was forced to sleep In rocking chair for two weeks. for I was too nervous and restless to lie down I had been told that I would never get well and wa1 badly discouraged over my condition. l had tried all kinds of medicine, but they never helped me at all l read about Plant Juice. where it was helping so many Birmingham peo- pie, that I decided to try it. I havc been taking Plant Juice now for the past two weeks and I am able to sleep fine: eat any kind of food. espe- cially meat, which formerly I was not able to do. and do not have an ache or pain now. I can recommend Plant Juice to anyone"
 The Plant Juice Man is at Norton's Drug Store. corner Second avenue and Twentieth street. in Birmingham. where he is daily meeting the local public and introducing and explaining the merits of Plant Juice. Free sam- pIes given.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10
Soldier Accused of Murder
 Held in Huntsville Jail

Huntsville, May Especial )-Robert Underwood. soldier of the 15Oth infan- try, who was arrested at Hattiesburg, Miss. recently on charge of murdering Raymond Hill at Hobbs Island in 1916. was taken to Guntersville and has been brought to the Huntsville jail for safe keeping. z. J. Hill of Lacy Springs. brother of Raymond Hill, has been at work on the case since a short time after the murder. He claims that his brother was shot from ambush and that Under wood is the guilty man. being a mem Der of gang of moonshiners that created a reign of terror for time in a remote section of Marshall county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10
Recruiting Committee
 of Army "" Meets

The recruiting committee for secreta- ries in the army Young Mems Christian association, of which Judge William E. Fort is chairman, held an interesting meeting last night at the Civic associa- tion to consider a number of applications received for both foreign and home work.
 The members of this committee wish to impress upon those applying that this will be no romantic adventure, as the secretaries of the Y. NJ. c. A. will, in many instances, be in the danger zone and only strong physical men are wanted for this branch Of the service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10
Dr. Ayers Leaves

Anniston, May .-(Special.)-Dr and Mrs. T. w Ayers left Thursday on the first lap of their long journey to China, where they have been doing missionary work under the auspices of the Parker Memorial Baptist church for the past several years
 Dr. Ayers and his wife have estab- Iished a medical mission at Whang Hien, China and have performed wonderful amount of good among the people of that province.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10

iEg furnaces is shown by Aprirs rec ord in pig Iron production.
 Tonnage of s2.17s tons over March is the best in II months or since May, 1917. Daily production was at the rate of 109,072 tons. compared with 1O3,54S tons the preceding month.
 Furnaces in blast were, respectively, 351 and 3SS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10
First Session of Alabama Bankers Exudes Patriotism, Self Sacrifice for Nation
tContinued from rage Five,

young men, let us put it down now; let us show the spirit of the old south and put ourselves to the task of win hing the war.
 50 far as loans are concerned, the government can depend on the banks and if they are all like those in Bir- mingham, thens we will make good. We must lend our every hand, sacrifice our every bit in order that we may win.
 sNhen will the war ends don't know and no other man knows. But I know it will never end until we win victory, until tho HohenxOllerns and the Prussian autocracy are dead; it will not end until there will not be enoueh live autOcrats left to buy the dead nu- tocrats; nor until our boys march through the streets of Berlin and the flags of the allies float from the streets of Berlin and the flags of the allies float from the im- periaI palace in Berlin; not until Christianity, liberty and democracy prevail the world over; not until these things have happened will the war end"
 President Jackson's annual address in part follows.