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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-09-12
Refuses 6Oc For Tobacco Crop

J. NJ. Ellis, Of the ElIsberry
neighborhood in Mason county,
is one that has an exceptionally
fine looking crop Of tobacco in
that section, and a tobacco specu-
lator offered him so cents a
pound for it as it stands in the
field, but he refused to sell. To-
bacco grown by him last year
|netted him u cents pound on
the loose leaf market and he says
The expects more for his tobacco
this season.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-09-12
MISS holland DOES FINE
WORK IN MERCER

Miss Miriam holland, of Richmond,
did some fine work as instructor of
the teachers institute in Mercer
county. The Harrodsburg Herald
said of her: The instructor for the
Institute is Miss Miriam holland, of
Richmond Normal School, critic of
the Model Rural School. She is an
able and convincing speaker and holds
the attention of her hearers on what
ever subject she talks, and she is
giving the teachers some very worth
while instruction in their profession.
As Miss holland is proficient inMusic
and an able vocalist, music is being
made one of the prominent features
of the meeting.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-09-12
TOWN LOT TRANSFERS

d. c. Biggerstaff to J. c.
Hawkins, lot in Richmond, $1,000.
Relph Regley to A. B. Connell,
lot in Berea, $500.
Geo. d. Moore to S. c. Steeley-
lot in Berea, $500. -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-09-12
FAKE" ASPIRIN
WAS TALCUM
therefore Insist Upon Gen.
uine "Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin"
= -

Millions Of fraudulent Aspirin Tab
let's were sold by Brooklyn manu-
facturer which later proved to be COM
posed mainly of Talcum Powder.
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" the true,
genuine, American made and Ameri-
can owned Tablets are marked with
them in the original Bayer package
which contains proper directions and
dosage. " 'nN'-'.''" -.
Ask for and then insist upon ebay
er Tablets Of Aspirin" and always buy
the safety aBayer Cross"
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoacticaceidester
of Salicylicacid. 1t.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-09-12

Fire of unknown origiN destroyed
the concrete and frame show barn on
Col. E. H.. Taylor's Hereford farm in
Woodford county. The loss is es-
timated at $4,000, which is practical
The sun., 1919-09-21
Exhibitor

Exhibitor Space
Allen Corporation 48
Alpha Electric Co. 70
American Bronze Products Co. z3s
American Ironing Machine Co. 90
Baker R. & L. N. Y. Corp. s3-ss
Brokaw-Eden Co. 7-78
Brooklyn Edison Co. 2o-24
Buerkle w. A. Sales Co. 60
c. c. Bohn Electric Co. ago
Clements Mig. Co. "a
Columbia X-Ray & Electric Co. zo7
Comstock Household Service 63A
Commercial Truck Company
of America 2
Consolidated Tel. & FL. Sub
way Co. 1910
Contra-Pole Electric Co. 90
Coopcr-Hewitt Electric Co. 81
Display Stage Lighting Co., Inc. 226
Duntley Products Co. o5
Duparwuet, Hout & Moneuse Co. IL
Edison Electric Appliance Co. 81
Electric Meter Corporation 10
Electric Storage Battery 4o-4I
Electrical Record 81
Electrical Review sc
Electrical Testing Laboratories IS
Electrical World AZ
Eureka Vacuum Cleaning Co.,
Federal Sign System (Electric) II
Fitzgerald Manufacturing Go. 2a7
General Electric Co. 4-s-6
Guarantee Electric Products Co. IS
H. Maimin Co., Inc. 80
Habirshaw Elec. Gable Co. Inc. y
Hart Wallace B. 80 & o.
Hartt & Morrison 233
Home Devices Corporation 81
Hoover Letter Service, Inc. 81
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co. 66-66A
Hottie Faucet Corporation go
Hurley Machine Co. ~
Innovation Electric Co., Inc. AZ
The sun., 1919-09-21
FOREWORD:
Since the last New York Electri-

Since the last New York Electri-
cal Show. America has come tn-
umphant from the great World War,
and the general trend of the times
and particularly the relation of elec-
tricity to the readjustment is mirrored
in the exhibitions. americans. who
concentrated their euery thought and
energy on the thinning of the war,
are now just as actioely endeauoring
to restore conditions to normal. The
electrical instruments that detected
submarines or aided the Signal Corps
haze been crowded off the stage by
the appliances that simplify effort in
the factory, the home and the office.
Thewar, Of course, haslef its trace
and during the temporary rather UNI
settled times countless problems arise.
Electricity is soluing many of them.
As a ooncrete example of this we may
cite an instance relating to the home.
Owing to the scarcity of living guar
tiers many large apartments and old
dwelling houses haze been remodelled
to prooide a greater number Of smaller
suites Of, in some cases, merely ttOo or
three rooms. In such limited quarters
there was little room for the usual
type of kitchen and the question of
preparing meals presented quite
problem until the tenants discooered
that electrical cooking appliances
The sun., 1919-09-21
LIST OF EXHIBITORS
Exhibitor

Exhibitor Space
Jorgensen John 81
Kimball Elec. Construction Co. IS
Lands Frary &. Clark 6S
Laun-dry-ette Sales Co. 46
Lightolier Company 81
Livingston & Co. 57-58
Manhattan Electric Supply Co. 90
Manning Bowman & Co. IS
Metropolitan Detroit Electric
Auto Co. s4-s6
N. Y. Electrical School 23s
N. Y. & Queens Elec. Light &
Power Co. 2s-26
National Lamp Co. 1916
New Home Sewing Machine Co. &c
Nicholas Power Co. SO
Ohio Electric Co. 81
Pease. Behning Co. g.
Pittsburg Electric Speciality Co. aga
Pneuvac Co. "a
Rawson Electric Instrument Co. 50
Regina Company 43
OCuII IlcCOcTC 20
Shelton Electric Co. o6
Stodder F.. D. AZ
Strauss & Co., Inc. IS
The Bennage Co. 81
The Fox Electrical Corporation $3.50
The Metropolitan Engineering
The New York Edison Co. I'LL
The Yonkers Red Light &
Power Co. 49,. .Io4-zoI
Truswell VIM. Sons 40
Tucker Electric Constru ction
70. =. III
United Electric Light & Power
Co. 27-32
U. S. Cloth Cutting Machine Co. 90
Viking Sign Co. 65A
Walker Vehicle Co. u
Ward Motor Vehicle Co. 81
Western Electric Co. 8
Wireless Improvement Co. So
w. * ]. Sloane 70
The sun., 1919-09-21

prepare food more quickly and ,oith
less effort and fuss thanthe customary
hot, smoky kitchen or the stu1Gy
kitchenette. Very little space is re-
quired and the break fast and lunch
con are not only prepared but serued
right on the table. This oery prac-
teal use of gnlls, percolators, and hot
plates, has the further advantage of
making one more room available for
the greater part of the day.
Electrical appliances eliminate
that old fashion tug and tussle and
not only saoe the energy ofthe house.
wJc but release her from the break
Observation-Disclosures grind of
cooking and washng and housework
uorry that reduce the hours for recre-
alton to a minimum. In the same
manner, many Of The maritime uses of
electricity, and some of the lessons
learned aboutit are noW being applied
to the Development of the commerce
andindustry Of peace. The factory
and office, just as did the home,
learned to do more and better york
Nth the aid of electricity.
Electricity is the emancipdtor and
to demonstrate the ease of dpplica-
ton and operation is the endeauor of
the Nev York Electrical Show of
1919.
ARTHUR WILLIAMS, President
New York Electrical Show
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

3eiet iid feline Senoen5 in Der &id'
tiins 81 eroBerer grleihtcrung beS
gbeideiounss . 8erfabrens. IS lit
fein an3eiden oaflr porbanoen. Dob
infer Solf Die Sciligfeit Der Che als
lebenslanslides 9ano aufgibt. Gel.
ten iinb Yaare, Die oas gDegeliiboe
nit einclil anoeren 8unide ODER elmer
anberen gripartung. als Der @rreini'
gung bis in Den Sob. ablegen. 3ol.
Iegien fir Srauen peiieu nit Stol5
auf cine mcbrere Sunoert friiberc
Stubentimucn t.umfaiienoe elite bin,
bon oencn feline je in einem Gbcihei.
bunas 8erfabren perpidelt mar.
SntelIigente Berioncn bctradten
bic gbeidcibuns minbeitens als Gin
Mn5eiden Safiir bab es Den in Be
tradt tommenben Meniden an gutter
urteilstrait, wenn nidt gar on Gba'
rofter mongclt. 8enn nun cine gro
Bcre @eisuns our Gbeideiou,tg felt
suTtcIlen 1T, 10 riibrt oies nidt 10
iebr odbcr, oab Die 8%erbeirateten iidI
menigcr aus Dem bGIsliden 2eben
moten, ionocrn uiclmebr bapon, Dab
fie ipeniger gcneigt iino, ben 3uitono
All erbuloen. Den man als einen Sobn
ol,f oas bGusIidc 2cben be5cidner
fam. Nie bot cs elm 8olf gegcben,
oas bobere Sbcale pom Seim bot,
ober mebr on 2icbe glaubt. als eas
unieriee. Die poriidtigen geltiW'-
nrungcf,, bic ben ungliiflih Ierbel.
roteten bic Srennung ermogliden,
bobcn Die Che beliebter eemndt. oa
Iid sic Seirat nift mebr als cine
Sale BARTLETT, aus Der es fein gnt'
~ 800 -
peidcn gibt, iobalo bic Sir &C.
ihloiien 1T. 8icllcidt mag Die oft
beobabtetc Heinbcit beS omerlfnni'
ifen Samilienlebens unb Die allge'
meinc Greue. nit Der Wann mo
Jrau ibr @eliibbc baltcn. bis ou ei'
nem geniiien Grade benz umitano
cntipringcn, DAB Die ungliidlid Yer
beirateten bic @elegenbeit CUR geies'
ltden Trennung baben, obne beim'
liden 2iebesperbdItniiien natgeben
gu braiiden.
(Gortiesrng folgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
@as 1T Nmerifa.
(Sortiesung bon Scitc -

idr1nft auf &oden, Reinigen ino
&inbcrpilcge. SSn oem WaBe mic Der
sSausbalt an mirtidaftlider 8idtig.
teit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, itr6mten Die
Iodter, Inn ibren @ltern nidt CUR
9oIt al fallen, n1ls Dem Seim (po es
11uiig MIR mcnig niislide Nrbeit fir
tic gab) in Die Gabrif, Die 8aiderei,
bas Rcitaurant, Die TeIepbon5entrale,
oas 2aocngeiddft, Dos @iiro uno Die
Stulc. CUR 3eit miro es faltm ,pe-
niger als 5ebn amerifanii4e Srailen
iiber t6 Sabren seben. Die ibr 2eben
aubcrbaIb 6es Seims berbiener, uno
Nos g~crbdItnib Der in bieier 8eiie
unaeiteIItcn Sraren miro beltanoig
grober. 2obnarbeiterinnen ncbTer
an 3abI lpcit idneller 5u als 2obnar.
hcitcr lluo MI1eit eip beitanoig one
ruadienoes &ontingent Der inbuItriel-
len Nrmec.
Oieie Sturmfl,t. Die iih aus bent
5dusc oes Seims in bas Selb Der
bcsabltcn slrbeit ergieBt. bat oltrfalls
uitt Die 9cocuting, baB i'm 9urd.
ibnitt Die amerifaniihe Sallsfrall
acn Sccrb 81, @uniten Der @rbeitsltcl-
4 berIGbt. Die @nfidt, bob Die
Srau. bic cinen @atten bat, nidt ar
beiten geben iollte, fam nod aicmlih
~alIaencin a~ngetroffen merOen, arsgc-
nommen unter Den armen. @abr-
iteinIid trifft es 81, bab nidt cine
gbefrau bon fiinfSebi auberbalb oes
Seims 8cIb perbient. Illgemein &C.
iproden iino es Die einiamen Grauen,
Die fir 2obn arbeiten unb Die Salfte
BON ibnen iinb nod nidt 26 Sabre
aIt. Bon BEN Mabden 5ipiiden 16
unb 20 Sabren miro beridtet, Dab
stuei bon ie flint eegen 2obn angeiteHt
iinb.
gor cincm Wenidcnalter ia9te
man baufis. porous. bob Der @enub
Der 5reibcit, Die bic Selbiitanbiefeit
brinst. biele iltnge Srauen bepegen
rsiirbe. iid ser Che fern 5u balten,
ooer bob es Dem Manne fdmer iein
luiiroc, iie aIs @attinnen 81 setpiu.
men. Bic mir iebod geieben baben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

miro be,,te friiber gebeiratet unO oie
gbe lit p~opuldrer oils lie 3ubor. Die
@elesenbeit, Die iid ben Maoden bot,
@nitellung gu erbalten bate pobl
oa3u fiibren t0nnen, bic Che ieltener
81 MAIDEN. ipenn nidt eelpiiie Bediel
cingetreten mdren. Die Die perbeiratete
Srau beeiinitigen. Sinb Die @uslid-
tep Der Ieoigen Sra,, beute better. 10
iinb Die Iusiidten Der gbefrau nod
beiier. Gle braudt nidt .1ebr 5u
ipinnen ,1nb gu meben. az baden nno
all bra,ien. einarmaden unb gu rauh-
|crn. Sn pieIleidt einem Drittel Der
Sausbalte Tin 6enen' Der better &c.
iteIIten Gamilien) erbdlt bic Sran
Muiie, abgeieben bon Der Gorge fir
oie &inber. sic lit nidt mebr cine
mirtbi9aftlide Stise bes Seinls.
Das @eies perlangt bon benz Gbe'
mann, fir bas Selm gu iorgen. uno
mcnn or bieie Bflidt matnillig Der.
nadI1iiiet, 70 bat bamit bic Gbefral,
einen eefesliden @runb CUR Sdeio.
ing. Mit ieoem Sabre miro Der
bon benz Wanue ailsgebenoe Seirats.
antrae mebr 5u einem Inaebot, bic
Srau fir bas 2eben su b%eriorgen.
3ugeitanoenermaBen lift es Die Guf.
sabe Der gbefrali, &inber gu gebiiren
unb an eraieben; bel ben @inbeimi'
ifen lit jeood Die groBe Samilie i6on
felt 2angem a,.Ber Wobe. gie erite
@olfsaGbIung bonn Sabre 1880 wies
mad, bab rnter Der meiBen 8epolfer'
ung. al,f ie aebn Grauen 10 ainber
inter is Sabreu famen. SIN Sabre
1900 mar Die 3abl Der &inber unb
Ser Jrauen 1rngefabr gleid. a,rra
gefabt Idbt iid fonitatieren, bab
ourdidnittIih bic Sra,l bon ameri.
faniiher Mbitammung l.ngcfabr MIR
baIb 70 pieI &inoer 5u er3ieben bot,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
8ittenbers @euisfeiten.

slnt letten Sonntag purben in Der
bieiigen 2utberiiden Stride @ccrs
SilferbGumer unb SRI. Meiie getroiit.
Ialtor Seimiat bollsog bic Sraui,ng
unb nod Ser Srauung iunroe I'M
Seim Der gltern Der 8raut Elm edit
oeutides Sod5eitsmabl ierpiert. 8ir
miiniden ben Ieupermdblten piel
@[iid unb 8ottes reiben Segen i'm
Gbe!tonbe.
Irtbur Gngelbredt reiite am Wtitt.
nod nod Ct. 9ouis, Inn boielbit I'M
goaneelii6en greoiger Senlinar lid
gum 9rebiger por5ubereiten, ipo5it
mir ibm ben beiten Grfolg piinidcu.
Srau Spilfer, bon 81. 2ouis, be-
finbet iid bier auf geiiih BEL ihren
pielen 8ertpanbten.
slliguit Seiping foufte iih fiir5lid
cine Waibine gum grunnenbcbren
uno n,ebrerc Sormer baben idon bel
ibm geiteIluneen fir tiefe grunnen
semadt.
Baitor Schmidt perlor am lesten
!Sonntas cine tpertbbolle Stub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
SdIan angeuaubte Midrednnss.
9beprie.'

Satin (bor Dem Sdauienitcr zines
Wobc. @eiddfts): Sieb' bod nal, VI.
terder,. BEN r~ei5enoen ieegriinen SUIT
bort! BiIIit gu mir i'm nidt faufens
SD CLAUDE, er miiBte mir iebr gut 5u
@efidt iteb'nl
@atte: gu tGuidelt Did, liebes
seinol Dos biibide @eiidt Der Bads.
|Sigur beitidt Did. Bcnn On NIT
oem Snt ailf i'm Sdaufeniter itiinbcft,
%f6nntcn bic 2eiite i'm gar nidt Der.
fanfenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
MfDrriiDn

s. :. Wertens bot elm 2erin9tnn
Auto on Sbec. Segeler pcrfmiit.
SrlS. @mma ino Hmuline Sdntb.
bon ct. 2ouis. maren lesie ISOLDE
bier auf 9eiuh bel 5rall 6. Sontaa..
Die @asco 2lmber SO. bat nab.
reno bieies Sommers bier Gbeprolet.
Elm Sarroun uno suei @rant @iitos
perfarft.
@egen Maneel an Cars nm ben.
ieIben gu b%erienoen. faiifen Die SGno.
Ter bier sesenmdrtie feinen 8ei5cn.
gIs SoIge oes transport Wangels
be3ablt Die Regierung in lleberein.
itimmuns zines 8ertraes nit Der II.
g. @rain Corporation iieben.5paa.
5igitel Gent pro 8uidel per BoHe 10
Ionge oils oiefer Wangel on Erans.
port @elesenbeit anbaIt, uuf allen
@ci,en Der in ocn @etreibcipeidcrn
Scr Wcricnonng BART.
@aicrmeIoncn fanben bier groBen
Mbiat. 6. S. Sdpeisbauier bot ct.
ma 500 Wclonen bier berfauft bic in
Der Nadbaridaft seoogen mltrocn inlb
5rpar aui ben Sarnlen bon SEQ. Wol5.
@altcr Seedlings, Suli,is Snnber'
mcper unb Iiig. 9aroclmeper. Geo.
8olS fam als Welonenfonie selten.
bonn auf eincm cin3eInen aderihid
auf ieiner Bottom . Sarm crntete er
nabeal, cir taliieno Welonen.
Die bieiiae cpangeliidc @cmeinot
bot beidloiien in ibrer Sdule ieoer
SamStag llnterridt gu geben anitati
mic bisber mGbrenb oes Sommers.
Ism Der Shule miro oeutider Inter
ridt ertbeilt nm Die &inoer fir Der
Combinations . llnterridt por5libe
%reiten.
s. $. Sreeie unb @attil poren on
SamStae unb Sonntag letter ISOLDE
in Sermann I'M bent Gbalitauaua bel
%5uluobnen.
Die biciige cpangl. ct. Sacobi @e
meinbe ipirh am Mittnoh, ben II
September babier ibr Miiiionsfeit ab
baltcn. 8eioc Gborc perbcn ourd
2iebcrportrag 5llm grfolge bes Gclte
bcitrasen. Yaitor g. Stoerfer. Dol
Seiicrion Gitp, Or. Meincfe, DO
: Ban, ,lnb Baitor &eidert bon Greb
> erifsburg uno anbcre Brcbiger lper
Den %otipcieno fem uno bic Hre0ig
} balten. @ottesbienltcn iperoen Wor
gems. Rahmittass lno abenbs ab9c
balteu mcrben. S%eoernann nnb be
ionocrS sic benahbartcn @eneinoel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
,8or sebn Sabren," idreibt Grai,

s8or sebu Sabren," idreibt 5rai,
Waric MiilIer bon Saacnmore, Cost.
rHtadte i'd cine e%rfabring nit 3cr.
mis- aIpenfrGuter. Wetn fleiner Sobt.
mar oamaIs totfrant, bod bieS Sell.
mittel madte ibn geiunb, unb er Ut
ieitbcr seflno eeblieben." Dies CT.
Hart oas @ebeimnis, tparim bieies
einfade 2r1uterbeil,nittel cine 10 be.
Iiebtc SamiIienmeoiain geiporbert, 1T.
4potbcfcr fonncn eS nidt licfern.
Wean id]reibe an Or. Setter Gabrncs
& Cons Co.. 2501 8aibinaton Blpo..
Chicago, S1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
n,

unb oeren Breoieer iinb beraIid elm.
gela6en.
Sredmann & Cons baben on
Moolf Hoblmann. bon nabe @aseon.
zoe, einen Moline Sractor perfa,ift.
Eoblmann mir6 Die Waidine bel
9fIiisen ieines $iigellanbes peripefl-
ben.
Serb. Seit unb Gamilie, bon ct
Bouts. iueIde bier ibrer 0eripan6ten.
Srau @Iiiabetb Sdlomann einen Be
iud abscitattet batten. febrten leste
ISOLDE pieoer in ibr Seim auriid.
Sol. Suerner. bon Moiebiio, mar
Icste @ode bier auf 8efuh bel Der
SamiIien 8m. Steffen unb ernft
&allmeper.
Jrau Jrit 0id befinbct iid ai,f
Der 2ranfenIilte.
SRI. gmiIie BORDER, bon ct. GopiS,
itattete Ieste @ohc Beruanoten bel
fredericksburg ,ino Der Gamilie s. s.
Same in m0rrii0n einen sein@ oh.
SRI. Olga @erttuein, bon ct.
2ouis, befanb iid Iette ISOLDE tn
Morriion gum geiid ibrer Gneebo.
.rieen.
SRI. 2isaie 2ansborit, bon Oiper,s.
billie. itattete Ieste Bohe Der Camille
Is. u. gneelase babier einen 8eiad
ab.
8aitor Gbas. Spredelmeper uno
Jamilie fparen poriee 8ohe bier a,if
geiud bel Grit @id unb @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

pie ibre @robnuitter au eraieberr bot.
te. ODER man betradte bas 8erbalt'
nib DER &inber 81 Der 8abl Der mog.
Iiden' Miitter. SIM Sabre 1860 CAB
es 634 &inoer auf 1000 moglide
Mhitter, pGbrenb im Sabre 1910
troy oes sesenipartigen Suitroms bon
frudtharen ginipanberern aus euro'
pa cs nltr 454 &inber waren, fpas ei.
ne 8crnlinoerung bon $3.50 alisma9t.
Inter Dem einbeimiiden element
miro bas 3uiammenidrumpfen Der
Gurdidnittsgr0Be elmer Samilie
ruGbreno oieies 3eitraunls elm 0rittel
Bis CUR SGlfte betragen baben. Die
fiinItlide SamiIieneinidrdnfung IT
nidt mic inter Sen europGii4en Dol
fern bic Yraris elmer befuubt borgeb'
enben @eiellidaftsflaiie, ionoern
fommt IN Imerifa bel allen 3laien
Dor.
lluiere &enntniiie iiber bas 8or'
fommlen unebeliher @eburtel in Der
8~ereinieten Staatcn iino liidenbaft
Gs i6eint jeood, baB Der Gro5entiat
Der lnebeliden @eburtcn betrahtlid,
nieoriger lit oils in bcn meiiten euro
p1iifen 2Gnoern. 9as gepobnlibe
8erbdltnis Der uinebelid]en 5u allen
@eburten lit 319% bis age. sit Der
Yro5entias bober, 10 lit Dies gcp0hn-
Iif ben Resern 5u5uidreiben, BON De-
men biele bodit primitive Sheen iiber
oas @erbGItniB Der @eihled)ter 5ucin'
amber baben. go ncilt Die Stabi
@~aibington 1879 unebelide @ebur'
ten auf; aber fir Die @eiBen lit Der
Yroaentias MIR 2% BIB $50 pabrent
or fir Die Sarbigen 1859 betrast
gbenio ldbt iid Der Brooentios 9alti.
mores. Der $3.50 betraet, anaIpiicren.
nobel man finbet, baB es fir Die
tpeiBe 9ebolfcrung 3.1% betrGgt. ie'
bod fir bic Sdnar5eu 1869. Dit
Eatiade, bab BON je 100 meiBen 2in'
bern SO ober 81 ebelih geborcn iino
meiit barauf bin. Dob uniere @eiell.
ihaft nit Der Gontrollierung Der &C.
idledtliden g~e5iebungen siemlih er'
folgreid 1T.
SbnobI Die 3abl Der Gbeideibun
gen in Der ganaen @eIt i'm Steiger
begriffen lit, 10 lit iie nireenbs 10 bod
nie in ben gereinigten Staaten. Ga
trifft mobrideinlid su, bob cine gb'
in lie aebr in cinem gbeideiounes. &c
ridtsbof ibr Gnbe fin6et. Sn einiser
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
BOARD FOR HEARING RATE DISPUTES IS BEING CONSIDERED
Need for Federal Action to Stimulate Consideration of Higher Utilities Rate Is
 Considered Pressing
ax Assnclzfed RreaA

Washing ton, March 10.-Several gov ernment departments have under con- sideration the organization of a board to hear cases involving dispute over rates between local authorities and street car, gas and electric companies and other public utilities, and to make rec concentrations. No legal power would be sought to provide for the carrying out of these recommendations, depend ence being placed upon moral influ- ence.
 The proposal was discussed with President Wilson before his departure for Europe and his approval was asked. Some announcement of the govern ment's course is expected soon.
 The need for some sort of federal action to stimulate the consideration by local authorities of utilities applications for higher rates, grows out of the fact that wages and costs of materials still are rising, and in many cases higher wages have been granted at the order of the war labor board
 City councils, utilities commissions and other local authorities have been slow to act on application for higher rates to meet increased operating costs, according to reports to the war finance corporation, war labor board and labor department. Consequently, it is report ed that many utilities face a serious financial situation.
 Since these utilities, particularly street car companies, are large employ CTS of labor, and purchasers of varied
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
SENTENCES MAKE BOLSHEV|STS OF
 MEN, IS CHARGE
COurts-Martial Procedure Sharply Criticized by Sen ator Chamberlain in
 New York Speech
BV Assoeiated Prsss

New York, March 1O.-Describing cer- tain courts-martial sentences in the American army as things that make bolsheviki of our young men," United States Senator Chamberlain. chairman of the Senate committee on military affairs, sharply criticized courts-mar- tial procedure in an address before the United States League of America today.
 These sentences are imposed abso- lutely without any system in the admin istration of the criminal laws of the land" he said, and they are really imposed at the order of the command ing officer, because if the court makes ruling which is unpopular to the com manding officer he will order the court reconvened and in some cases issue in- structions to it."
 Referring to long sentences which had been imposed for slight infrac- tions of the rules, Senator Chamber lain said: These boys know an injus- tice has been done them and it will not increase their respect for the gov ernment."
 T have found boys of T. and IS, not vet mature" he continued, sent away for long terms in prison, some of them because they were absent without leave -homesick youths who left to say good-by to their mothers, or perhaps a last word with their sweethearts. Five days away led one of them to be sen fenced for 40 VearS'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
TRAVELLING STILL
 IS CAPTURED NEAR
 TALLAHASSEE, FLA.
By Associated Press

Columbus, Gn.. March 1O.-Cap- ture of a travelling distilIery which had peddIed cOntraband whisky over two states was reported here by F. G. English and J. E. Brown, deputy collectors of internal reve- nue, who have been searching for "moonshine stills" in south Georgia and Florida for weeks. The travel ing still, the deputies said, was concealed in il ''false bottom" to n wagon and had capacity of 10 gallons. A small oil stove furnished the heat and the regulation "wOrm," or coil of copper pipe, ran into an ordinary barrel in the wagon bed proper. Ice bought en route was put intOthe barrel to hasten the dfstill- ing.
 The outfit was captured near Tal- 1ahassee, Fla, the deputies report ed, and it's discovery came about by their stopping to collect from the driver n federal tax on tobacco he was peddlfng. They did not give the mans name, but said he made full confession, asserted he had four sons in the army and had bought Liberty Bonds with the money derived from his still.