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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
|SPARTACANS HAVE
 ABSOLUTE CONTROL
 ONLY IN BRUNSWICK
President Was Former Tailor's Ap- prentice and His Wife Retains
 Place as Usher in a Theatre
By Associated Press

Berlin, January 29.-Various Sparta can republics which from time to time were established in Germany were short-lived with the exception of the Socialist Republic of Brunswick" which even after the election through out Germany continued to defy the central government in every possible manner and did not hesitate to insult the most exalted members of the Ser lin cabinet. One Berlin paper re- ferred to the new state The Fools Republic of Brunswick
 The president of Brunswick is named Metges. He left his apprentice ship to a tailor and has made an un- certain living as a "bushelman." His wife still retains her position as an usher in a Brunswick theatre, and<sis quoted by her neighbors as having said. None of my husbands plans ever lasted very long, and it will be the my job"
 The vice president of Brunswick is juggler, who was appearing daily
 in a cabaret before the establishment of the republic" The minister of education is a woman named Fass- hauer, who was once a domestic ser want, and later employed as a char woman by woman's club. She then became a laundress.
 The office of police president Is held by a locksmith, who, it is said, ob jected to taking the place because he had no faith in its permanency and who could only be induced to accept Kit after his employer had promised to re- employ him if he wanted it.
 The government of Brunswick, which holds power only by armed force, and which is opposed by an overwhelming majority of the people, as proved by the result of the national assembly election, has organized a national guafd and marine division. These men re- ceive IA marks daily and found" This sum is soon to be increased to IT marks. Large numbers of the unemployed joined the divisions because of the high pay Quantities of ammunition were collected in the grand ducal palace, and the Spartacan rulers seemed de- terminea to defend their position by force of arms.
 All citizens who can do so are leav- ing the city. Brunswick is issuing floo1s of paper money which the peas ants refuse to accept and which is worthless outside the boundaries of the state.
 Newspapers are punished by fines or orders suspending publication if they offend through articles which displease the Spartacans, while the Spartacan organ, the Volksy Fruend. alone enjoys untrammeled liberty Freedom of speech is prohibited at all nonpartisan meet ings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
CHIEF ENGINEER
 ALMOST GIVES UP
Thought He Would Have to Stop Working -Tanlac
 Makes Him Well Again

gro my mind Tanlac is the greatest medicine in the world" said O.. n. Ma haffey, chief engineer of the Life and Casualty building, Nashville, Tenn.
 Tor two years,' he continued, Il sur fered awfully with the worst kind of stomach trouble 'and went down until l lost 4S pounds. My back ached terribly and I suffered so much misery rom indigestion that I thought had an ulcer ated stomach and was actually afraid 10 eat anything but a little oatmeal ana sweet milk. I got weaker every day till finally. as nothing I took did me any good. I thought I would just have to throw up my job.
 My wife read in the papers where a man who had suffered like 1 was had been helped by taking Tanlac, ana sne begged me to try it. Afater l had tax en Tanlac few days began 10 gel fhungry and started in eating like was starved. and nothing hurt me bit soon Hose awful pains in my stomach ana
 Ack were gone, Fl sleep fine at nisht low and get up in the morning 1uil Q, life and energy and ready for my work.
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham by Eu- gene Jacobs drug store and Patton- Pope Drug company, and by the leaolne kruggists in practically every city, town End village in America.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
RHEUMATICS
 ATTENTION Stop Paying Out Money For Nostrums, Baths or Lini- ments Which Can't
 Cure You Try the Prescription of a Fa- nous Specialist, C-2Zz3. It Don't Cost Much-Our Home Druggists Can
 Supply You

If you suffer, the agoniies of oIlts rheuma sd hones. swollen muscles. distorted or bent finger sudden pains take atfaeklng tGs nrs sscrintion of a famous specialist meant for such eondition It IS bH tba n,mher C-2223 Directions for home treatment and dose pasctesaa Sn ths t;S,,tS and one of our down town drug Ets expaned that it drains e oas aeiS Sf snd eua in,nnrities which cause rheumatism. t purfes and eaficnss patients fhs pive living witness of the wonderful curative powers of C-222S for Ei,s rheuma- 1na tism. so it. seems well worth while try ing especially as our home druggists will give us back even the small fee charged<~for the Prescription GEES II it don't help us any.
 NOTICE
 If perchance your own druggist can supply you kindly give us his name by writing to C-2223 Laboratories. Mem phis, Tenn.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
Orders American Deported
 Deass

Mexico City. February 10.-Advices from Cordova state that Gen. Candido Aguilar chief of military operations in the gulf coast district. has ordered that an American. H. D. Wilkins, be deported on the charge of aiding the rebels. Wilkins is variously reported as having been employed by a foreign oil company and foreign electric power company in the Tuxpan region.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
Cuban Goes Home

Mexico City, February 5.-Dr. Luis J. Sa1stamaria, who has been serving here in the capacity of charge d'affaires for rCuba, has gone to Havana, leaving that republic without diplomatic represen- tative in Mexico.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02

, claims and s94.S56.37 in amount. Of ! these 2162 claims amounting to S4l,- 994.55 were paid through the associa- l ton in 1918, and 464 claims, amounting
 to s4759.SS, in 1917, an increase of | 1898 claims and S37,235.22 in amount.
 The association was organized in January, 1917, with a membership of l 70. which had grown to ITO at the end l of 1918, 70 new members joining In l 1918 without a membership campaign. | The association has 23 associate mem-
 bers in Alabama outside of Birming-
 ham.
 NEW INDUSTRIES
 l While the association was not organ | ized for the purpose of seeking new | industries it nevertheless has been | very active in that line. Its indus | trial committee. composed of J. II. | Doughty, chairman; | c. Beatty, J. D.
 Moore. w. H. Manly aDl M. L. Lide, has conducted an extensive corre-
 spondence with parties away from Bir- mingham who sought information about Birmingham with the view to | locating industrial establishments | here. Among the industries that have | been secured or probably will be se-
 cured largely through the instrument l tality of this committee and the asso- | citation the report mentions the fol- l lowing: Soap compound, mica special ! ties mining drills, well dri1ling ma l chinery. warehouses (twoy starch, re- , habilitating plant, feed grinders roof ! ing, textile, fabricating plant, cotton 1 and grain exchange.
 1 A good portion of the report is given ! over to a statement of rate adjust ments, one of the special purposes for which it was organized and in which it made q very creditable showing. Mir Bum recommends that an effort be made to induce every shipper in Birmingham and Alabama to become a member of the association, pointing | out that by so doing the association will thereby be stronger and the bet | ter enabled to accomplish the things | for which it was brought into ex-
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
Amt NATURE WONDERFUL!

Well, y'know customers. / was a vic
tim TO picnic last Sunday, and maybe
II was the hard boiled eggs. or pickles
or ice cream or sumpin' that acted in
a way TO bring back memories Of
my childhood days in big city when
used TO so wading in back OF a sprink-
ling wagon. There was an infant river
there. and It's there yet II somebody
didn't throw sponge or blotter on IT,.
i had the babble that moves poets TO
rhyme, but 1t moved me 10 unhOok my
self from shoes and socks for little
foot swim. With an idle branch for
support ! waded down the center Of
the stream with a De Soto expression
Of discovering the Mississippi on my
dial, and when / splashed in focus OF
The bunch they claimed ] was a bug"
didn't deny IL. was a creeket. made
such rapid progress with my wadng.
] decided for the future TO go in still
deeper and buy swimming vest and
pants. But the only drawback was.
my pedals absorbed so much OF the river
couldn't get my foot satchels on 10
Join the rest Of the sang in the various
picnic pastimes. So had TO sit under
a tree and amuse the mosquitoes until
the tide ran out OF my hOofs.
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
Pc ter
SHOWS factions SPEAK LOUDER
THAN WORDS"
BY THE STORY LADY.

Peter and his grandmother and Aunt
Grace were sitting on the porch.
Amt it funny" said Peter, when
1 first come here wasn't a bit home
sick. And then flrst thing l knew ]
was, and like TO have died. But now
amt a bit. feel like always lived
here.
"Mebbe it would be somethin' awful
af ! had another spell. But I amt
a goin' TO. ! guess could stay here
forever.
DO you mean TO say that II your
mother were 10 drive mp here right
this minute. you wouldn't he glad TO
see herr" asked Aunt Grace.
Peter leaned lazily back in his chair.
Il amt sayin.'
Just then a 'honkIhonk" sounded and
a long srsy car closely followed by a
shiny black one whirled around a bend
in the road and came TO an abrupt
etandstill IN front OF grandma's gate
Peter and Aunt Grace may have been
running a race and II they were Peter
was the winner. For long before Aunt
Grace got TO the gray car Peter was
In his mothers arms.
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
THE Ia Points"
What They Mean to You
n Formula-Ingredlents and

Our Open FormuIa--Ingredlent and
4. Capdemon seeds-Act as an aro-
matte cleansing tonic.
,. Rhubarb b-lnvigorates the stomach
and liver.
3. Llcorice Root-Removes any for
eign mucous that may be cloggins and
poisoning the digestive organs.
g. Flaxseed-Relaxcs congestion and
relieves innammalory affections OF the
mucous membrance OF the lungs. in
teslines 'and urinary passages.
.. Juniper Berrics-Clcanse. purify
and stimulate the Kidneys and bladder
g. Ginger Ro0l-Ouickon tho flow OF
The vital digestive juices In the slom-
ach
e. Culver Root-Relieves chronic CON
slipation.
8 Genilan Root-Creates a healthy
normal appetite.
.. Carcara Sagrada-C -Clesnses the CO.
Ion and removes foreign matter from
the inicstnes.
TO- Nalcran Root-Tones the nerves
and induces me restful sleep OF health.
n. Dondellan Root-Stmulates the
natural now Of bile and so purincs the
liver and blood
~. Ceylon Moss-Acts as cleanser
10 lfing OF stomach.
i3. Cnchona Bark-Acts as a gener.
al tonic for the blood.
a.. Vegetable Charco8l-Overcome
gas In the stomach and aids digestion.
Start taking Nitolyn today and learn
what Everlasting Health means
Ro euro Won ref Nffo1Vn ihp Ennufua
tonic OF Herbs. and avoid substitutes
Put up in Tablet Form only, for your
convenience.
Sold at Eckerd's and all other drug
gisis.
STEVENS MEDICINE CO, INC.
Dis Vanderbilt Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
BY PRINCESS NACOOMEE.,
OF the kiOwa Indians.

When l was a very little girl. my
aunt came 70 visit us dressed in beau
tiful buckskin costume. She put her
blanket around me and swung me upon
her back. as Indian women do with
children. when they outgrow the cradle
She seemed quite proud Of me as she
walked down the street. While 7. feel
ing quite secure. looked at the world
from the folds Of her blanket
! shall never forget the name she
gave me, and what she told me at that
time.
"Dau-gua-sn. she said. means Fol-
lower Of Truth. and as YOU are an In
dian girl, YOU must ever try TO live mp
to your name and be true TO your peo-
pie" Father named me Nacoomee-or
or handful Of flowers"
Then she told me this story which
Chief Tahan, my father has helped me
10 remember.
once a warrior was sitting an the
bank Of stream making a war shield
Of buffalo hide His kttle daughter
came running 10 him with a bright
shining stone, which was thin. and
larger than her hand. 70 was so bright
that II looked like piece Of the sun.
The warrior took the stone and laid il
upon his shield Then thought came
10 him and he fixed the shining thing
I'm the center OF his shield.
"Therel The smile OF my little girl
is in my shield" he said. 1t will give
me a strong heart when l am in bat
tie"
After a while the warrior rode away
TO meet the foe. In the battle he be-
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
SOCH U
Eli Il =;

An Illinois woman complained after
20 years OF married life. that the only
present she ever got from her husband
was washtub while an English
countess, in an action for divorce. men
tions among other complaints that her
lord had only presented her with one
pearl necklace. worth $4,000.
An OF which indicates that 70 were
better 10 marr.' an Illinois woman than
an English countess. But
Before you make your choice
The Illinois man never gave a wash
tub, or any other present. 10 any other
woman, while the English lord is ac-
cused Of having presented a $4,000
rope Of pearls TO another.
Seemingly making 10 certain that a
woman would rather be the only one
getting wash tub. than 20 be one OF
two gettIng pearl necklaces from her
old man.
As YOU may have noticed, the Day
light Swing Law gets many a nick
while one is on his vacation.
Tom Dun believes the only reason
Eve wasn't eXtravagant in dress was
that there was only one man In the
world then, and she had him.
In one Chicago ward a half million
empty tin cans were found decorating
vacant lots Leading one DO the opln-
ion that many an expert Chicago cook
is merely a good can opener.
The biggest job OF grandmothering Is
being done by Mrs Margaret Turner.
0f Beaumont. Tex. who has 10 living
children. a. grand children 81 great
grand children, and one grcatg great
grandchild
one hundred and one "grands" all in
one family!
In these days Of expensive hosiery
calves are a lisbility rather than an as
set. even on the most revealing Of bath
ing beaches. but like unto all other
rules there Is an exception:
Miss Name Margan, Of kaisas.
Evening journal., 1919-07-28

Want Ads are the great channels Of
opportunity for the worker.
Evening journal., 1919-07-28

had the exceptional calves. she
didn't take hers 10 a bathng beach.
She took 'em 10 a good pasture, and
then TO a feedlot and the other day
she took 'em TO Kansas CITY and
from the veal-butchering beef
barons she took a S55 profit and
back home she took the blue rib
bon In the local calf club.
Once there was man who had
everything no wanted from his cradle
to his grave. and when he came TO die
he was firmly convinced that life was
a dull book. with never an exciting
spot, and never an interesting plot.
The earth knows no seasons They're
sowing wheat in one hemisphere as
they are rcapng n In another Never
a day from January 4 20 December 81
but somebody some place is planting.
and somebody else. somewhere else Is
harVestins. And the sun always shines
It's flways raining; winter never dis
appears. and hlstering summer always
SOMEWHERE.
The trouble being we cannot be In
two spots al once
II we could, 10 would be compare
lively easy 10 get our ears frozen aud
sunburned at the same time.
Want Ads are the great channels Of
opportunity for the worker.
Evening journal., 1919-07-28

Wise buying makes wages count for
more. BUY W. :. :
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
EDITOR.

came surrounded by the emmy
"Oh" h thought they are many
and they Will XIII me-
AZ that moment his grandfather, the
sun. in his goodness. looked down
upon him. His dazzling face shone
upon the shining thins in the lighters
shield. Thinking Of his little daughter
his heart became strong again.
Come on" he shouted TO the enemy
"Ill show you how a warrior can
tlghk'
As the enemy fired their arrows at
him. he raised his shield. The great
light OF the stone blinded their eyes
and they could not shoot straight. So
he conquered.
When he came home. he went
straight 20 his little daughter and took
her in his arms and kissed her.
II was my child's smile that won
the Tight" he said.
Wise buying makes wages count for
more BUY w = =
Evening journal., 1919-07-28

All eyes have been turned toward
Versailles and the formal act Of sign
ing The Peace Treaty.
A great deal OF attention has been
cenlercd on President Wilson's four
teen points.
The fourteen points for an overlast-
ing peace. so vital to an nations.
We have remade the world i'm a po-
litical sense. we have still TO rebuild
and restore so much That has been de-
slr0ycd, 80 much that is Indispensable
10 the prosperity OF nations and TO hap
pincss Of mankind. 1he best counsel
that the wisesl statesman can now give
20 The people OF all lands Is 90 turn
their eyes and thoughts TO dhe future.
10 is by work alone that the world can
be restored Nothing but work can
build up the waste places, feed The
hungry and relieve The needy. But %
means hard Wo-k and 90 accomplish
this we must he Physically Fit
Let us consider how The Fourteen
Points 90 Everlasting Health Will
make you physically no.
The Fourteen Points Of Vltolyn.
Natures Tonic OF Herbs. VIII rebuild
YOUR entire system our health should
always be considered first, for IL de
mands daily care.
Nltolyn Is indicated for all forms OF
stomach trouble. kidney trouble and
has been found n great value In the
treatment OF chronic constipation by
regulation of the bowels.
10 is designed 90 rebuild shattered
nerves. create a good normal appetite
20 enrich the blood by cleansing and in
vigorating The vital blood making or
gans and TO act as a general tonic.
Nitolyn VIII relieve gas on The stom
ach which is caused by fermentation OF
food
These are the Fourteen Points 20
Health
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
PENNsY MEN TO GET RELIEF

ALTOONA, Pa. July 2s.-A ruling Of
unusual interest 90 Pennsylvania rail
road employees who were in the army
during the war has just been made by
Railroad Administration officials.
According 20 this ruling. all members
OF the United States fighting forces
who were members Of the railroad re-
lief fund and who were temporarily
disabled in the service will be entitled
10 such compensation as the relief
FUND pays members when incapaci-
tated
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
Bear Oil
Grows Hair

One OF the potential ingredients of
Kotalko-for the hair-is genuine ksdr
oI. procured through hunters az large
cost There are other active inEre-
dients not found in any other hair
preparation. kotalko Is an ointment:
IN has succeeded IN many cases of
badness. falling hair and dandruif
when every other hair lotion or treat
ment has proved futile $500 guarantee
Why become or remain bold II YOU
ean grow hair? II others have OBJ
tained a new growth through kotalko,
trhy not yoHf Get box at any busy
drug store or send 10 cents. silver or
etampa. for testing package TO John
York City. Show others this advt.
Evening journal., 1919-07-28
TO READERS:

Princess NacOomeo Is the daughter
of Chief Tahan whose Indian stories
have been such hit with The
Evening journal hoy readers. Her
stories are authentic accounts Of
woman and child life among the
Indians written especially for VIII
mington girls aud published in The
Evening Journal.
ENRON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16
NEWS AND NOTES OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS

promise has not been realized. That
unfortunate faculty of wool-gatherine-
during performance has stood in the
way of the highest achievement
TOO much stress cannot be laid on
the Importance of knowing how long to
mold given note, when to pause and
now long to pause: and this is true in
comedy as we'll as in emotion. Here is
where the skilled player may be help
or detriment not only to himself or
herself, but to tic other actor on the
scene as we'll as to the play itself. If
you do not pause long enough a valu-
able point may be lost; if you pause
too long the pace of a scene NAV be
interrupted or destroyed There is a
psychological moment for the tear or
the laugh, but there is no way of judg-
ing just how long this p. m. may be,
other than that still voice in your mind
that rouses itself long enough to solil-
oquize: 81 have held this note long
enough. / must spring to the next or
lose them"
Which is comparatively easy, this
thing of losing the hold on an audi
cnce. Any one can do it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16

Terry and other British celebrities
were making theatrical history. Miss
Patterson, who was born and raised In
the little town of Savannah, Term
town too small for "the usual bad
small town show to reach" is the way
she herself. describes it-drank in
! She beauties and values of all this
exceptional acting with taste and
appreciation rarely fresh and unspoiled
and the result was that she returned
to America with the determination of
becoming an actress herself.
Her first engagement was with the
Ben Greet Players, where she did many
Shakespearian roles and received the
remarkable training that Shakespeare,
we'll directed, is bound to give the
young actor. Later she appeared with
the Washington Square Players and
is now in her second engagement with
Stuart Walker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16

(Delmonico's or Sherry's)
Some place where he's
Got a bill
A jolly party,-och. .a-la'
But Doris (curious thing, n'ess-ce- pas y
Somehow forgets to mention
TO convention
Loving spouse,
That she's done thing but shop, IN
peu,
quite overlooking lunch deux!
Lest Carter should be shocked
And might have rocked
Her in the housed
She weaves a web of fbs,-and, vite!
Is tangled in it, pauvre petite;
And Phils unconscious laundering
Spills laundering
Lot of beans;
Till Carriers jealous rage, enfin,
To caveman fury grows,-and, items.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16
Ne1u Plays This Week

the Bou Theatre Messrs Lee and will
"a Sleepess Night by Jack
farce comedy, dealing with the
married couple who each believe they have
tmena of their Peggy Hopkins
Ernest Glendnnng, Lucille Watson Donald Gallagher William
Morris, Carotta Monterey, w. Peters, Smith,
Adrenne Bonnel and Fred N;ci.olls
AT Cohan and Harris Theatre Cohan and e
Vagabond comic Stephen Ivor Szinnyey
Cary Duncan wrote the book and LYRICS and Dr. Anem
Gotz composed the music Among the players a company
Dorothy Dickson Carl Hyon Tessa Kosta Robinson
Nwbod Frederick Santley Mary Simon
Dmarest Fisher Winfed Harris Gray
Godsworhy.
At French Theatre Veux Coombier Copeau
will present for the first time Percy MacKaye
balad-drama washington, which has
Lanux The episode chosen for the play
ing of Valley Forge when Washington
couragemen and brought by the firing guns
celebration of the alliance with France which brought
the The for the designed
Robert Edmond Jones' M Copeau will have the title
addition to this the French players will
entitled "Two at Chateau Therry little comedy entitled
Coupe Enhantee, which first produced in